Idiopathic myocardial hypertrophy.

Idiopathic myocardial hypertrophy.


Induction of acute hemolytic anemia and tumor-like lesions by an infectious cancer-immunizing agent of rats.


Transitional programs for psychiatric patients.


Behavior of bacterial spores in aqueous polymer two-phase systems. Sacks, L. E. (Western Regional Research Laboratory, Albany, California), and Gordon Alderton. Behavior of bacterial spores in aqueous polymer two-phase systems. J. Bacteriol. 82:331-341. 1961.-Free spores of various species of the Bacillaceae enter the upper phase in a two-phase aqueous polymer system containing polyethylene glycol 4000 and potassium phosphate. Vegetative cells appear in the lower phase and subcellular debris is concentrated chiefly at the interface. The high selectivity of the upper phase for spores makes possible the preparation of greatly enriched concentrates of spores directly from complex natural materials, such as soil and feces. Attraction of spores for the upper phase is not diminished by autoclaving and the release of dipicolinic acid. Loss of attraction of spores for the upper phase is associated in time with the shedding of the spore coat, upon outgrowth. The partition behavior of one preparation of Bacillus megaterium showed the presence of two classes of spores.


Cerebral metabolism of glucose-3-C14, pyruvate-1-C14 and lactate-1-C14 in mental disease.


Glaucoma therapy with echothiophate (phospholine iodide).


The stimulation of alpha-glycerol-phosphate oxidation by adenosine diphosphate in teased flight muscle.


Alpha-glycerophosphate and lactic dehydrogenases of hematopoietic cells from leukemic mice.


The role of mitochondria in respiratory metabolism of flight muscle.


Grafting following regional perfusion with cytotoxic agents.


Purification and properties of the hydrogenase of Desulfovibrio desulfuricans.


Tissue respiration and transmination in cold stress.


Graphical method for estimation of thickness of biological samples.


Histological features of glomerula and tubules after the injection of an iodated contrast medium (uroselectan B 75 per cent) through puncture of the left ventricle for renal angiography (Experimental study).


Hepatoma in childhood (case report).

Hepatoma in childhood (case report).


Applications of molecular spectroscopy to relationships between biological activity and structure.


Gonadotropin secretion in lactating mice.


Incompetent cervical os as a factor in habitual abortion. The value of Shirodkar operation.


Survey of market poultry for Salmonella infection.


Mepivacaine: a potent new local anesthetic.


Report on the use of a new agent, phenazocine, in obstetric analgesia.


Further clinical studies with a new analgesic.


Local anesthetic agents in combination with vasconstrictors. I. Epinephrine.


A controlled stud of codeine, dextro propoxyphene and Ro 4-1778/1.


Regional analgesia in obstetrics.

Regional analgesia in obstetrics.


Analgesic agents for the relief of acute pain.


Neurological complications of spinal anesthesia.


Severe prolonged cerebral hypoxic episode with complete recovery.


Electroencephalographic sleep patterns in general anesthesia.


Placental changes in early spontaneous abortion.


Clinical appraisal of phenazocine: a new analgesic as an anesthetic adjunct.


Simulation of a previous psychotic state. A particular defense of a previously psychotic ego.


Paragonimiasis in South Korea--immunodiagnostic, epidemiologic, clinical, roentgenologic and therapeutic studies.


Fluorescent antibody technic for sero-diagnosis of schistosomiasis in humans.


Recent advances on the serological diagnosis of trichinosis.


Professional liability as a new problem in the practice of medicine.


Tuberculosis in Pakistan.

Tuberculosis in Pakistan.


Radiation accidents.

Radiation accidents.


Aqueous flow in hypotonic and glaucomatous eyes.


Further investigations of aqueous flow in normal eyes after compression.


The tonographic method for measuring aqueous flow.


The intensive care unit and the anesthesiologist.


Ventilation and circulation with closed-chest cardiac massage in man.


The intensive care unit. A three year experience at Baltimore city hospitals.


Acute facial injuries.

Acute facial injuries.


Disorders of sexmaturation.

Disorders of sexmaturation.


Concentration of corticotrophin by percolation.


The speed of the retinoscopic reflex.

The speed of the retinoscopic reflex.


The lower part of bilharzial ureter. A transvesical approach for its management.


Acute appendicitis with radiopaque appendiceal lithiasis in a child.


Heart disease, workmen's compensation and the practicing physician.


On the origin and planetary distribution of life.


Pressure-flow relationships in isolated canine cerebral circulation.


Pathogenesis of acute pulmonary edema in surgery of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Quantitation of cerebral ischemic pressor response in dogs.


Lymph node scintigrams.

Lymph node scintigrams.


Metastatic carcinoma of the mandible.

Metastatic carcinoma of the mandible.


Regressive convulsive therapy and lobotomy in the treatment of mental disorders.


Medicine in the life and letters of Samuel Johnson. II. Dr. Johnson's personal ailments.


Cardiovascular data obtainable from health examinations in the U.S. National Health Survey.


Trends in training for psychoanalysis and psychotherapy.


The role of the rhinencephalon in the formation of conditioned reflexes.


Studies on the diencephalon. The connections of the dorsomedian nucleus.


Chromosomal and non-chromosomal determinants in "Chlamydomonas".


Genetic systems in Chlamydomonas.

Genetic systems in Chlamydomonas.


Acetate formation in Clostridium acidi-urici: acetokinase. Sagers, Richard D. (University of Illinois, Urbana), Moshe Benziman, and I. C. Gunsalus. Acetate formation in Clostridium acidiurici: Acetokinase. J. Bacteriol. 82:233-238. 1961.-To define the energy-yielding reaction(s) during fermentation of purines by Clostridium acidi-urici, an eightfold purified acetokinase was obtained by protamine and ammonium sulfate fractionation of crude extracts. Enzyme activity was determined by measuring the disappearance of acetyl phosphate using adenosine diphosphate (ADP) as phosphate acceptor or by following the generation of acetyl phosphate from adenosine triphosphate (ATP) + acetate. The optimal pH for the reaction was observed to be 7.4. K(m) values for acetyl phosphate, ADP, and magnesium ions were shown to be 2.1 x 10(-3)m, 3.2 x 10(-3)m, and 2.4 x 10(-3)m, respectively. Acetyl phosphate disappearance is dependent upon ADP and is stoichiometric with addition of the latter. The acetokinase reaction probably represents the major energy-yielding reaction during purine fermentation by this organism. A pathway for acetate generation from formiminoglycine is proposed, and evidence for a number of enzyme activities intermediate between formiminoglycine degradation and acetate formation is given. The enzyme activities demonstrated are compatible with the over-all purine fermentation rate by whole cells.


Intermediatry metabolism of Diplococcus glycinophilus. I. Glycine cleavage and one-carbon interconversions.


The mast cells and mastocytosis: with special reference to bone changes.


Glucose tolerance and insulin responsiveness in experimental potassium depletion.


Studies in lysine biosynthesis. II. Metabolic fate of DL-alpha-aminoadipic acid-6-C14 in T. utilis.


The anti-amebic, anti-fungal and anti-tubercular activities of tetra-halogenated benzoquinones.


Necessity for institution of postgraduate course in medical mycology.


Escherichia coli A antigen.

Escherichia coli A antigen.


A physician's report on Project Hope.

A physician's report on Project Hope.


Anticancer properties of thiodiglycollic acid.


Inhibition of tumour growth by interference of hexose mono-phosphate pathway. Synthesis and anticancer properties of thiophene 2 : 5 dicarboxylic acid.


Bronchogenic carcinoma in an eighteen year-old-boy.


Strangulated hernia of rare varieties.

Strangulated hernia of rare varieties.


Introducing new foods against protein deficiency.


Some clinical aspects of nutrition and infection.


Intestinal obstruction due to ascaris. Report of 4 cases and review of the literature.


Shunting effect of extreme impairment of pulmonary diffusion.


Abnormalities of pulmonary gas exchange in obesity.


Massive intraperitoneal hemorrhage due to uterine fibroids.


Effect of chloramphenicol on erythropoiesis.


Oral therapy of schistosomiasis.

Oral therapy of schistosomiasis.


Photometric microdetermination of serum lipase with a phenyl laurate substrate.


Starch-gel electrophoresis of "purified" albumins.


Serum protein-bound fucose levels in certain chronic diseases. A clinical-statistical study.


Adrenalectomy-oophorectomy in advanced breast cancer.


Neuroticism in unselected out-patients attending physical medicine and orthopaedic departments.


Medical morbidity in a general hospital.


Suicide in old age.

Suicide in old age.


The health of the Australian community.

The health of the Australian community.


The epicholedochal venous plexus and its importance as a means of identifying the common duct during operations on the extrahepatic biliary tract.


Physiological reactivity of carphenazine in parenteral and oral use.


Comparison of the clinical effects of carphenazine and fluphenazine in chronic schizophrenics.


Evaluation of respiratory response to changes in pCO2 and hydrogen ion concentration of arterial blood in rabbits and dogs.


Ventilatory response to hypoxia at normal arterial pH and pCO2 in dogs.


Feedback mechanism between thyroid hormones and hypothalamus.


Studies on ixodid ticks. V. Further studies on the reactions of the skin of laboratory animals to the bites of immature ticks.


The photooxidation of myoglobin.

The photooxidation of myoglobin.


Recent developments in occupational hygiene in Japan.


Experimental studies on the autonomic reaction of the midline nuclei in the thalamus.


Studies on sulfhydryl groups during cell division of sea urchin egg. II. Mass isolation of the egg cortex and change in its--SH groups during cell division. Masses of cortices of both unfertilized and fertilized sea urchin eggs can be isolated by crushing eggs in hypotonic MaCl(2) (0.1 M) solution. The amount of cortical material in terms of protein-N increases steadily after fertilization until the monaster stage and thereafter remains almost constant until well into the two-cell stage. The amount of bound-SH per protein-N of the egg cortex also increases after fertilization, reaches a maximum value at the amphiaster stage and thereafter decreases rapidly as the cleavage of the cell proceeds.


Studies on sulfhydryl groups during cell division of sea urchin egg. III. SH groups of KC1-soluble proteins and their change during cleavage. Sea urchin egg proteins extracted with KCl are mostly TCA-soluble and, conversely, those extracted with TCA are KCl-soluble. Both groups are water-insoluble and show fluctuations in-SH content during the division cycle. The fluctuation of the-SH groups of the KCl-soluble protein of the whole egg is due to a -SHright harpoon over left harpoon-S-S- interchange within the freely reacting groups and not within the sluggish and masked -SH groups of the protein. The -SH content of the KCl-soluble protein of the egg cortex also fluctuates in a similar way.


Diurnal rhythm of 17-ketosteroid and diurnal fluctuation of depressive affect.


Enzymatic methylation of homocysteine by a synthetic tetrahydrofolate derivative.


Aqueous humor pH measurement in vivo of the use of a closed system technique with glass capillary electrode.


Eight new Arizona serotypes isolated from reptiles with special reference to a new Arizona H antigen.


Responsibility of the anesthesiologist.

Responsibility of the anesthesiologist.


The effect of hypertension on experimental atherosclerosis.


Tracheostomy in traumatic injuries.

Tracheostomy in traumatic injuries.


Chromosome heterogeneity of cell lines in vitro. II. Report of a clonal line of the strain HeLa with numerous giant cells.


Chromosome heterogeneity of cell lines in vitro. 1. Differences in the effect of individual human sera on the chromosome number of HeLa cells.


Calcified pulmonary histoplasmosis.

Calcified pulmonary histoplasmosis.


Pneumoconiosis due to Fuller's earth.

Pneumoconiosis due to Fuller's earth.


Pharmacological evidence for active reflex dilatation.


A comparison in vitro of some antistaphylococcal antibiotics.


Studies on protein-bound polysaccharide hexose (PBP) of the cerebrospinal fluid in neuropsychiatric fields. Part I. Method for quantitative measurement and survey in normal subjects and schizophrenic patients.


Studies on the total protein-bound polysaccharide hexose (PBP) of cerebrospinal fluid in the neuropsychiatric field. III. Survey in general paresis, brain tumor and other diseases of central nervous system.


Studies on the protein-bound polysaccharide hexone (PBP) of the cerebrospinal fluid in neuropsychiatric field. Part II. Survey in epilepsy, manic-depressive and other psychosis cases.


Dephosphorylative decomposition of phosphagen (phosphocreatine) by zirconylion.


Progress in roentgenographical diagnoses.


Laboratory observations on the lysogenic properties of hospital staphylococci and their possible epidemiological implications.


Recent status of research on the cancer chemotherapeutics.


Antitumor activity of derivatives of nitrogen mustard containing a 2-chloroethyl group.


Treatment of verruca plana juvenilis with gammaglobulin.


Clinical assessment of the protein anabolising properties of 4-hydroxy-17-alpha-methyltestosterone.


Components of local carcinogenesis.

Components of local carcinogenesis.


Leukaemia in the progeny of mice inoculated with a leukaemogenic virus.


Endocrine studies in a case of male pseudohermaphrodism: testicular feminization.


Respiratory complications associated with the use of muscle relaxants in young infants.


Frequencies of consanguineous marriages in northeast of Sao Paulo, Brazil.


A method for long term collection of lymph from the thoracic duct in rats.


The effect of adrenalin and cortisone on parasitic and allergic eosinophilia.


Inhalation of sulfur dioxide. Comparative behavior of bronchiolar and pulmonary vascular smooth muscles.


Kerosene smoke and atmospheric pollutants.


The treatment of portal hypertension by spleno-renal shunt.


Intussusception. A review of seventy-two cases.


Resection of an aneurysm of the abdominal aorta. (Re-establishment of the continuity by a prosthesis).


Forequarter and hindquarter amputation.

Forequarter and hindquarter amputation.


The use of diuretics in the pregnant patient.


Contribution to the problem of diagnosis: tuberous sclerosis (epiloia).


The instructive case (III). John's post-concussional neurosis from the Derbyshire Child Guidance Service.


Massive hemorrhage due to diverticular disease of the colon: a case illustrating the bleeding point.


Needle biopsy in the etiologic diagnosis of splenomegaly. II. Experiences with 107 cases of splenomegaly.


Clinical histopathological and bacteriological study of the liver in chronic fibrocaseous pulmonary tuberculosis.


Choice of initial chemotherapy regimen in pulmonary tuberculosis.


High dosage chemotherapy in treatment of 30 consecutive cases of cavitary pulmonary tuberculosis.


A report of 12 selected cases of pulmonary histoplasmosis.


Retreatment of tuberculous patients: an experience with the combined use of high doses of isoniazid, pyrazinamide and cycloserine.


Intracavitary fungus balls in pulmonary aspergillosis.


Initial chemotherapy in pulmonary tuberculosis: daily streptomycin with high isoniazid dosage in previously untreated cases.


Traumatic hemobilia.

Traumatic hemobilia.


Extrarectal tumors caused by silent carcinomas of the stomach and pancreas.


Pancreatic carcinoma and its early roentgenologic recognition.


The paranasal sinuses. Summaries of the bibliographic material available for 1958-1959.


Backache in gynaecology.

Backache in gynaecology.


Factors which initiate or influence edema in the isolated dog's heart.


Decrease in nuclear Feulgen-positive material (DNA) upon aging in in vitro storage of bovine spermatozoa. The Feulgen-DNA content of sperm cells from 5 bulls was studied by means of microspectrophotometry after storage at 5 degrees C for 2, 3, 5, and 10 days in a yolk-citrate diluent permitting slow aerobic metabolism. A subsample of sperm cells from each bull was subjected to the Feulgen technique on each of the storage days selected. The cells sampled on each of these days received a standard 12 minute, 60 degrees C hydrolysis. Absorption measurements at 546 mmicroof the individual cells indicated a marked progressive decrease in the Feulgen-DNA content of the stored spermatozoa. The loss of 30 per cent of the initial DNA at the end of 5 days' storage was highly significant statistically. This decrease approximately parallels the known decrease in fertility of stored sperm cells, as well as the increase in apparent embryonic mortality resulting from the use of similarly aged spermatozoa for artificial insemination.


Heterologous lung: its use as an ultrafilter in animals and humans.


Physiological factors influencing coronary blood volume in isolated dog hearts.


Persistence of immunity after administration of formalin-treated poliovirus vaccine.


Viral diseases; their control by immunologic means.


The influence of botany on health and disease.


The comparative toxicities of germicides for mixtures of bacteria and single tissue cells in suspension.


Concerning the surfaces of cells of Staphylococcus pyogenes. I. A pseudocapsulation phenomenon under certain experimental conditions. A strain of pathogenic Staphylococcus aureus, grown under special conditions, accumulates extracellular metabolites about the bacterial cells. This phenomenon may simulate, but is differentiable from, the capsulation of, for instance, the mucoid "Smith" strain. The special nutrient requirements, namely lactose, mannitol, vitamin, and gelatin containing medium, promote the production and accumulation about the cells of, in particular, soluble coagulase. A mutant of this parent strain, deficient in capacity to elaborate soluble coagulase and fibrinolysin, does not accumulate metabolites about its cells, even under the special growth conditions. To avoid confusing this phenomenon, which at least in vitro is essentially artifactitious, with true capsulation, we suggest the term pseudocapsulation.


Physiological mechanisms which explain the effects of venoarterial pumping and of left ventricular bypass in experimental heart failure.


On the cause of S-T-segment shift of electrocardiogram in myocardial infarction.


The giant-cell tumor.

The giant-cell tumor.


Botryoid sarcoma of the vagina.

Botryoid sarcoma of the vagina.


Studies in the effect of intrauterine application of sorbic acid on the oestrogen induced changes in rat.


Utilization and storage of vitamin B12 during prolonged feeding of a glucuronidogenic substance, cinchophen, to rats.


Gilles de la Tourette's disease: the report of a case and its treatment.


The electrocardiograms of premature infants in the first month of life. Bipolar limb leads.


Penetration of carcinogenic hydrocarbons into oral tissues as observed by fluorescence microscopy.


Hemagglutination-inhibiting antibodies in the human population of an endemic area of diphasic tick-borne meningoencephalitis.


Nature of lipid inhibitors of tick-borne encephalitis virus hemagglutination. I. Inhibitory lipids of human serum.


Nature of lipid inhibitors of tick-borne encephalitis virus hemagglutination. II. Inhibitory activity of authentic lipids and their mixtures.


Adsorption onto and elution from erythrocytes of the tick-borne encephalitis virus.


Removal of tick-borne encephalitis virus receptors from erythrocytes by extraction with lipid solvents.


Intracellular potentials from respiratory neurones in brain-stem of cat and mechanism of rhythmic respiration.


Pulmonary hydatidosis.

Pulmonary hydatidosis.


Effect of x-radiation on uptake of P32 into individual nucleotides of HeLa cells.


Importance of amino acids in the actions of insulin and serum sulfation factor to stimulate sulfate uptake by cartilage from hypophysectomized rats.


Increased uptake of sulfate by cartilage in vitro after treatment of alloxan-diabetic hypophysectomized rats with growth hormone.


Study of the possible effect of radioactive iodide on the protein synthesis of Harding-Passey mouse melanoma. I. In vivo experiments.


The determination of small quantities of urinary oestrone, oestradiol-17 beta and oestriol using Ittrich's extraction method.


Corticotropin-induced changes in the tuberculin skin test. controlled study in advanced tuberculosis.


Possible carrier mechanism for the intestinal transport of D-xylose.


Renal conversion of fructose to glucose.


The defect in ascorbate synthesis by hypophysectomized rats.


Medical service in the major battles of the Karelian Isthmus in summer 1944.


The fine structure of mesenchymatous cells in the regenerating forelimb of the adult newt Triturus.


Surface of a parasite and the haemocytic reactions of its host.


On having no beta-lipoprotein. A syndrome comprising a-beta-lipoproteinaemia, acanthocytosis, and steatorrhoea.


Resistance of poikilothermic animals to cold.


An oxygen-driven blood-infusion pump. Performance and use in exchange-transfusion.


Metabolic effects of glucagon in human subjects.


Alcian blue staining of nuclear chromatin in insect gut after beta-glucuronidase treatment.


Relative volumes of cytoplasm and vacuole in Nitella.


Acetylhexosamine compounds enzymically released from Micrococcus lysodeikticus cell walls. III. The structure of DI- and tetra-saccharides released from cell walls by lysozyme and Streptomyces F1 enzyme.


Studies of the bacterial cell wall. VII. Monosaccharide constituents of the walls of gram-negative bacteria.


A clinical assessment of fetal calf insulin.


The effect of induced stress on free associations.


Red cell destruction following experimental thermal burns.


The effect of ganglionic blockade on survival after tourniquet shock.


The anatomy of the bacterial surface.

The anatomy of the bacterial surface.


The influence of different contrast media for cholegraphy on blood pressure and pulse rate.


Solu-biloptin (SH 550) as a contrast medium for peroral cholegraphy.


Renal hemodynamic changes in pulmonary emphysema.


Hexosamine content of aged and chronically diseased lung.


Diagnosis of tumors of the breast.

Diagnosis of tumors of the breast.


Phospholipid accumulation in histiocytes of splenic pulp associated with thrombocytopenic purpura.


Effect of iproniazid on the antileukaemic action of reserpine.


Detection of trophoblast in cord blood and fetal circulation.


Severe allergic reaction after ingestion of acetylsalicylic acid compounds.


Acute hemorrhoidal disease.

Acute hemorrhoidal disease.


Mast cells in bronchial connective tissue of man: their modifications in asthma and after treatment with the histamine liberator 48/80.


Capillary resistance during pregnancy.

Capillary resistance during pregnancy.


Leg cramp syndrome in pregnancy.

Leg cramp syndrome in pregnancy.


Methods for the determination of some transaminase activities in biological fluids.


An improved method for determining pyruvic acid levels in tissues. Estimation of the aspartic-ketoglutaric and alanine-ketoglutaric transaminases.


Prevention of ammonia toxicity by amino-acids concerned in the biosynthesis of urea.


An experimental study of the influence of pore size of implanted polyurethane sponges upon subsequent tissue formation.


Some related factors of the LSD 25 reaction.


Case of Cushing's syndrome due to an adrenal tumour described in 1914 by Dr. Lucien Dedichen of Kristiania (Oslo).


Thrombocytopenia after intravenous injection of India ink.


The specificity of allergic reactions. IV. The cornea.


The specificity of allergic reactions. I. Delayed versus Arthus hypersensitivity. Guinea pigs sensitized with either hen, duck, or goose egg albumin showed delayed hypersensitivity followed by Arthus reactions to the homologous antigen, but tended to have much weaker delayed responses and slower antibody formation to heterologous antigens. Guinea pigs with delayed hypersensitivity to one of the avian antigens had a slower antibody response to a secondary injection of heterologous antigen than to one of the homologous antigen. Sensitization with a protein conjugated with a hapten such as picryl chloride (Pi) or dinitrofluorobenzene (DFB) resulted in delayed hypersensitivity to the homologous conjugate, the homologous protein, and the homologous protein with a heterologous hapten. Circulating antibody and Arthus reactions occurred subsequently to the homologous conjugate, as well as to the homologous hapten attached to a heterologous protein. Delayed hypersensitivity thus seemed associated with the protein moiety, and Arthus responses with the hapten. Anamnestic responses followed injection of an antigen causing delayed hypersensitivity, but not of a hapten not causing delayed reactions. Thus, animals sensitized initially with Pi.HEA, DFB.HEA, or HEA produced antibodies sooner after a secondary injection of Pi.HEA than did unsensitized animals. No anamnestic response resulted when animals sensitized to Pi.BGG were injected with Pi.HEA. Thus, delayed hypersensitivity is indicated to be a preliminary and immature step in the immune process, with specificity directed against broad, more general features of the protein antigen. This intermediate step is followed by production of circulating antibody to any antigen having a similar basic structure, with the specificity of the antibody also directed against smaller immunologically active sites on the antigen molecule.


The specificity of allergic reactions. III. Contact hypersensitivity. Intradermal injection of a simple hapten (e.g., 1-fluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene) in water-in-oil emulsion results in contact hypersensitivity to surface application of the homologous hapten and, after appearance of circulating antibody, in Arthus type hypersensitivity to a conjugate of homologous hapten with guinea pig serum. Intradermal administration of this conjugate induces delayed and subsequently Arthus hypersensitivity to the conjugate, but no evidence of a contact reaction to the hapten alone. When a conjugate of hapten plus solubilized guinea pig skin is used as the sensitizing antigen, both contact hypersensitivity to the hapten and delayed and/or Arthus reactions to the conjugate develop. These observations are consistent with the hypothesis that the specificity of contact sensitivity is directed toward some particular protein of the skin which has been modified by combination with hapten.


Specificity of allergic reactions. II. Azoproteins in the anamnestic response.


The use of I-131 labelled triolein for studying the lipid metabolism in man.


Studies on the Caingang Indians. I. Demography.


Effect of hypothermia on reflex activity in the anesthetized dog.


Effects of graded hemorrhage on respiratory mechanics.


Intestinal malrotation in infancy and childhood.


Urgent abdominal surgery in the newborn.


Malignant neoplasms of infancy and childhood in Virginia. I. Incidence by mortality.


Osteomalacia in pregnancy.

Osteomalacia in pregnancy.


The growth of the locust embryo.

The growth of the locust embryo.


Opacification of biliary calculi.

Opacification of biliary calculi.


Changes in clinical judgment as a function of psychiatric education.


The source of poliovirus ribonucleic acid.


Animal cell cultures.

Animal cell cultures.


Earlier recognition of placental separation.


Effect of chelating agents on uptake of Ca45 and Sr85 by defatted bone in vitro.


Employer attitudes toward hiring the emotionally handicapped.


The post-myocardial infarction syndrome.


Effect of hypothermia on ECG pattern of isolated rabbit's heart.


Fibrinolytic activity in the serum of infants with and without the hyaline membrane syndrome.


The isometric period of contraction as a determinant of cardiac performance and digitalis action.


The relationship between age and fibrinolytic activity of serum.


Denaturation of catalase by formamide and urea related to the subunit make-up of the molecule.


Apparent spontaneous regression of pulmonary metastases following nephrectomy for adenocarcinoma of the kidney.


Metastatic melanoma of the urinary tract.


Ureteral obstruction due to compression by an idiopathic retroperitoneal inflammatory process.


Resection of carcinoma of the colon in the presence of obstruction.


Primary Crohn's disease of rectum with colovesical fistula.


Effect of the application of venous tourniquets on blood volume.


Recent advances in diagnostic cardiology.


Effect of salicylates on ventilatory response to inhaled carbon dioxide in normal subjects.


The effect of respiratory tract obstruction upon the ventilatory response to inhaled carbon dioxide in normal subjects.


Fetomaternal ABO incompatibility: intravascular hemolysis, fetal hemoglobinemia, and fibrinogenopenia in maternal circulation.


Arthrography of the shoulder joint.

Arthrography of the shoulder joint.


Shoulder arthrography.

Shoulder arthrography.


The modern evolution of diuretics with special reference to the thiazides.


A five-year survey of 200 cases of strabismus.


Microflora within healthy tomatoes.

Microflora within healthy tomatoes.


Effects of hexavalent and trivalent chromium compounds on the skin.


Nature of the chromium extracted from leather by sweat.


Exfoliative dermatitis from exposure to paint thinner.


Acute glomerulonephritis in elderly patients: report of seven cases over sixty years of age.


Renal calculi resulting from inborn errors of metabolism.


Effect of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1, 3-propanediol on electrolyte excretion.


The use of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1, 3-propanediol in the management of renal acidosis.


Accumulation of L-phenylalanine by segments of small intestine.


Chronic paronychia. An appraisal of the effects of Onychophytex in treatment.


Lichen planus. An analysis of 200 cases.


Onychia due to synthetic nail coverings. Experimental studies.


The nails in lichen planus.

The nails in lichen planus.


Vena cavagraphy in the management of malignancy.


Cactus virus in the United States.

Cactus virus in the United States.


Trace-labelling of insulin with iodine.

Trace-labelling of insulin with iodine.


Cancer control obstacle number one: the patient.


The treatment of American (mucocutaneous) leishmaniasis with amphotericin B.


Chemicals most effective in malignant blood diseases.


6-Mercaptopurine in combination chemotherapy of acute leukemia.


Combination chemotherapy in Hodgkin's disease.


Combination chemotherapy in acute leukemia: folic acid antagonists and corticosteroids.


Combination chemotherapy in acute leukemia: miscellaneous chemicals.


Management of miscellaneous lymphomas and reticuloses through chemotherapy.


The unique place of folic acid antagonists in controlling malignant blood diseases.


Phosphoramides in the management of lymphomas and reticuloses.


Histochemical analysis of phosphomonoesterase in the hypothalamus and pituitary gland of the rat.


The emergency management of bleeders.

The emergency management of bleeders.


Phosphomonoesterase changes associated with spinal cord chromatolysis.


Perforation and abscess of a duodenal diverticulum. A case report.


Alkaline phosphomonoesterase and blood brain permeability.


Research aspects of tuberculosis in South Africa.


Organisms of the tribe Mimeae. An evaluation of 53 cases with pure culture isolations.


Binocular fixation and immediate memory.


A method of replicating dry or moist surfaces for examination by light microscopy.


Going blind.

Going blind.


Biochemical confirmation of collapse due to adrenal failure.


Photosensitizing therapeutic agents.

Photosensitizing therapeutic agents.


Mitochondrial changes in developing rat brain.


Esophageal hiatus hernia: the fable of the short esophagus.


Anti-allergic drugs which the drug industry has yet to contribute.


Nasal polyps. An inquiry into the mechanism of formation.


Islet cell carcinoma of the pancreas. A case report.


On eosinophils.

On eosinophils.


Tissue transplantation and the homograft reaction.


Epidermoid cyst of the testicle: report of a case and review of the literature.


Some mechanical syndromes following partial gastrectomy.


Orientation and rate of locomotion of individual amebas in the life cycle of the cellular slime mold Dictyostelium mucoroides.


Dermatitis due to synthetic detergents.

Dermatitis due to synthetic detergents.


Reduction of serum cholesterol concentrations by neomycin, para-aminosalicylic acid, and other antibacterial drugs in man.


Metabolic changes in acid-base balance of the blood during pregnancy, at delivery and post-partum.


The immuno-enzymology of muscle proteins. I. General features of myosin and 5'-adenylic acid deaminase.


A study of the psychiatric effects of placebo.


Immunoenzymological evidence suggesting a change in conformation of adenylic acid deaminase and creatine kinase during substrate combination. The kinetics of inhibition of 5'-adenylic acid deaminase and creatine-ATP transphosphorylase by their respective antibodies are studied and rate constants of combination are ascertained. It is shown that the single substrate 5'-adenylic acid (AMP) of deaminase "protects" the enzyme against antibody inhibition. However, phosphate, a competitive inhibitor of the highly specific deaminase, enhances combination with antibody. With creatine kinase, however, addition of either of the substrates, alone or in combination with the required magnesium, each of which separately bind to the enzyme, does not prevent inhibition of the enzyme by its antibody. However, the "working" enzyme combined with all substrates is "protected" against antibody inhibition.


A controlled study of haloperidol: the effects of small dosages.


Primary carcinoma in situ of the vagina. A case report and review of the literature.


Jaundice in pregnancy. A 10-year review at Touro Infirmary.


Puerperal sterilizations: a ten-year survey at Touro Infirmary.


Endobronchial malignant lymphoma. Report of five cases in adults.


Contact glossitis from autopolymerizing resin splint.


Juxtatumoral cysts and other retinal involvement in malignant melanoma of the choroid.


Effects of isoxsuprine hydrochloride on blood sugar levels and on requirement for insulin or for tolbutamide in normal subjects and in diabetic patients.


Current therapeutic concepts of peripheral arterial disease.


Phytochemical and pharmacological studies on Viscum album L. IV. Countercurrent distribution studies on viscotoxin.


Treatment of fulminant toxaemia of pregnancy with ganglion blockade.


Phytochemical and pharmacological studies on Viscum album L. V. Further improvements in the isolation methods for viscotoxin. Studies on viscotoxin from Viscum album growing on Tilia cordata Mill.


An industrial approach to suspension formulation.


The present status of surgery for retinal detachment. A new operative technique.


The vectorcardiogram in incomplete left bundle branch block.


Changes in effective enzyme concentration in the growing rat liver. II. Liver regeneration after partial hepatectomy.


The control of aggressive behavior in organic brain syndromes with the use of thioridazine.


Pyridoxine-responsive anemia: report of 2 cases in brothers and a review of the literature.


Profuse bleeding due to transfusion of contaminated blood. Report of 5 cases.


A new operation for glaucoma.

A new operation for glaucoma.


Acute neurological syndrome produced by beta-beta'-iminodipropionitrile and its prevention with methionine, choline and cysteine.


Pyridium-induced methemoglobinemia. Report of a case.


Neonatal exchange transfusions.

Neonatal exchange transfusions.


Effects of flower node position on the mutable V and stable R loci in a clone of Nicotiana.


The in vivo chromosome constitution of marrow from 34 human leukemias and 60 nonleukemic controls.


The influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. V. Effects of age and radiation exposure on the glucose tolerance and cytochrome oxidase activity of the livers of CF1 female mice.


Position effects and genetic code in relation to epigenetic systems.


An XYY human male.

An XYY human male.


The chromosome constitution of human marrow in various developmental and blood disorders.


Effects of time and steroid concentration on binding of C14-estrogens in human plasma.


Transcortin: a corticosteroid-binding protein of plasma. III. The effects of various steroids.


In vitro studies of the motility of the human fallopian tube. I. The effects of acetylcholine, adrenaline, noradrenaline, and oxytocin on the spontaneous motility.


Drugs in pregnancy. Their effects on the fetus and newborn. In considering drug therapy for pregnant women, it must be borne in mind that almost all chemical compounds in use as therapeutic agents pass from the maternal to the fetal circulation through the placenta. These drugs can produce a wide range of harmful effects on the fetus and neonatal infant. The effects of some substances for which we have data reflecting a deleterious effect are listed. It is suggested that in the future more caution be exercised in using drugs during pregnancy and that in histories, both obstetrical and pediatric, any therapy given to the mother during gestation be recorded in detail.


Phytochemical studies on the flora of Egypt. IV. The saponins of Anabasis articulata (Forsk). Moq.-Tand. in DC. and Anabasis setifera Moq.-Tand.


Iatrogenic diseases confronting the internist.


Studies on electrocardiographic changes during exercise tests.


Directional preponderance in temporal lobe disease.


Delayed effect of denervation on the healing of skin incisions in the rabbit.


Effective patient education.

Effective patient education.


Reliability of the Iowa Speech Disfluency Test.


Right-angle scatter for x-ray beams of 0.14 mm. to 2.5 mm. copper h.v.l.


The distribution of blood cells on haemacytometer counting chambers with special reference to the amended British Standards Specification 748 (1958). The distribution of leucocytes and erythrocytes on the haemacytometer counting chamber is shown. Differences between total leucocyte counts on single and double-ruled chambers are given and the effect of different lengths of cover glass are discussed. An assessment of the relative accuracy of the amended British Standards Specification (B.S.S.) 748 (1958) double-ruled bright line chamber and the old B.S.S. chambers in made.


A study of particulate intestinal absorption and hepatocellular uptake. Use of polystyrene latex particles.


The general surgical approach to renal calculi.


The interpretation and use of serological tests for syphilis.


Leiomyoma of the trachea. Report of a case, with a note on the diagnosis of partial tracheal obstruction.


Disorders of potassium metabolism.

Disorders of potassium metabolism.


Goiter: some newer concepts in diagnosis and treatment.


We can do more than talk about accidents.


Some recent developments in the etiology and diagnosis of the connective tissue diseases.


Control of fertility by 6-azauridine.

Control of fertility by 6-azauridine.


Establishment and maintenance of cells grown in agitated fluid medium.


Phonocardiograms before and after the first cry of the newborn infant.


Primary amyloidosis with jaundice.

Primary amyloidosis with jaundice.


A summer school for diabetic children.

A summer school for diabetic children.


Allergy as an otolaryngological problem.


Allergy. Interpretation of skin reactions.


How to get started in allergy.

How to get started in allergy.


The effect of prednisolone on glucose tolerance in respect to age and family history of diabetes mellitus.


Nasal tip surgery.

Nasal tip surgery.


Scope of allergy in otolaryngology.

Scope of allergy in otolaryngology.


Chronic sore throat of allergic origin.

Chronic sore throat of allergic origin.


Serous otitis or otitis media with effusion.


Corticosteroid treatment of pemphigus. Experience with fifty cases over a period of ten years.


Griseofulvin in the treatment of dermatomycoses.


Plutonium excretion. Study following treatment with zirconium citrate and edathamil calciumdisodium.


Intraocular juvenile xanthogranuloma (nevoxanthogranuloma): a survey of 20 cases.


The micro-anatomy of normal skin as seen in thick sections.


Treatment of poisoning by anticholinesterase insecticides in the rat.


Cutaneous leishmaniasis in South Australia.


Meat research.

Meat research.


Cinecholedochography.

Cinecholedochography.


Ditriokon: a new angiocardiographic medium.


Treatment of oesophageal atresia: a modification in technique.


The use of 'Lapaquin' in single dose treatment of malaria.


Pierre Robin syndrome. (Report of two cases).


Differential diagnosis of diverticulitis of the the sigmoid colon from carcinoma.


Comment from the surgical editor on a benign approach to malignant disease.


Serum pepsinogen determinations in hospitalized alcoholic patients.


Critical evaluation of treatment of cerebral palsy.


Cervical spondylosis as a cause of spinal cord pathology.


Clinical evaluation of pheniprazine in angina pectoris.


On the concept of superego.

On the concept of superego.


Piaget's approach to problems of intellectual development.


Gastric hypothermia induced by gastric lavage without a balloon.


The detection of early cancer of the mouth by exfoliative cytology.


Meiotic drive in natural populations of Drosophila melanogaster. VII. Conditional segregation distortion: a possible nonallelic conversion.


An ion exchange resin kidney for use on human patients.


Histochemical studies of phosphatases separated by starch gel electrophoresis.


Some histochemical observations on the human aortic wall in atherosclerosis.


The estimation of 4-hydroxy-3-methoxymandelic acid in urine.


Environmental temperature and urinary excretion of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxymandelic acid in the newborn.


Effect of urinary pH on 5-hydroxytryptamine excretion in the rat.


Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage.


The background of safety.

The background of safety.


Perforating gastro-jejunal reticulum-cell sarcoma.


Biosynthesis of two steriod glycols from 17 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone by surviving human ovarian slices.


Identification of a steriod glycol produced by human ovarian slices from 17 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone.


The in vitro transformation of Delta 4-androstene-3, 17-dione to testosterone by surviving human ovarian slices.


Genito-urinary diseases. Partial nephrectomy.


Aortic arch syndrome with special reference to rheumatoid arteritis.


Some hazards of modern therapy.

Some hazards of modern therapy.


Obstetric obesity: a novel method for evaluating therapy.


A controlled study using routine intermittent positive pressure breathing in the post-surgical patient.


Trigonitis during pregnancy. A method of treatment.


Pseudomonas infections: sources and cultural data in a general hospital with particular reference to surgical infections.


An analysis of the results of 186 diathermy-operations for retinal detachment.


Pseudoglaucoma of autosomal, dominant inheritance. A report on three families.


Do patients with peptic ulcer have increased risk of premature death from arteriosclerotic (coronary) heart disease?


A new method of preventing swarming of Proteus sp. with a description of a new medium suitable for use in routine laboratory practice.


Renal failure in association with severe liver diseases and obstructive jaundice (hepatorenal syndrome).


Vulvar pruritus during pregnancy--a method of treatment; preliminary report.


Some responses of isolated muscle from the sheep stomach.


A mechanism of the glycogenolytic action of bacterial endotoxin. These experiments have demonstrated that liver glycogen may rise or fall after endotoxin administration, depending upon the antecedent diet and that total adrenalectomy followed by corticosteroid replacement abolishes the glycogenolytic effect of sublethal doses of endotoxin. It is concluded that the derangements of carbohydrate metabolism observed following the administration of sublethal quantities of bacterial endotoxin represent, not a direct hepatotoxic effect of endotoxin, but rather the passive consequence of epinephrine release.


The occurrence of azotemia in pneumococcal pneumonia.


Maintenance of the mammary-tumor agent in long-term cultures of mouse mammary carcinoma.


Cloning of mammalian cells by a simplified capillary technique.


Sarcomatous change and maintenance of differentiation in long-term cultures of mouse mammary carcinoma.


Polyoma virus and production of malignancy in vitro.


Harold Ellis JONES, 1894-1960.

Harold Ellis JONES, 1894-1960.


The dilemma of pyelonephritis.

The dilemma of pyelonephritis.


Alterations in morphology, arginase, and beta-glucuronidase within a clone of mouse tumor cells in vitro.


Effects of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1, 3-propanediol on oxygen toxicity in mice.


Chemistry of insulin.

Chemistry of insulin.


Indications for surgical treatment in congenital heart disease.


Vasomotor regulation during extracorporeal circulation and open-heart surgery.


Localization of congenital stricture of the aorta without contrast radiography.


Surgical management of anterior chest deformities: a new technique and report of 153 operations without a death.


Comparative effect of Ladino clover and bluegrass pasture on fertilization of ova in sheep.


Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome associated with thyrotoxicosis.


Erythrocyte sedimentation in cardiac failure.


Isorhythmic dissociation.

Isorhythmic dissociation.


Binding of gamma-aminobutyric acid by brain preparations.


Correlation of ECG, VCG, and pathologic findings in subendocardial infarcts and infarct-like lesions experimentally produced by administration of substances of high molecular weight.


Mitochondrial coproporphyrinogen oxidase and protoporphyrin formation.


U vector loop or arc in normal subjects and in those with left ventricular hypertrophy.


Prevalent serological types of urinary and other E. coli in Bombay. Preliminary note.


Alterations in central latency, motoneurone number and blood volume of spinal cord of the aging rat.


Rapid effect of sodium cyanide and dinitrophenol on mammalian nerve. Strips of rat nerve from dorsal roots were immersed in solutions containing sodium cyanide and alpha-dinitrophenol. The inhibitors extinguish the action potential of such strips within minutes. The rapid action on mammalian nerve is contrasted with the slow effect of inhibitors on amphibian and invertebrate nerve.


The action of novocain on smooth muscle.


The effect of ionic strength on the denaturation of of human plasma proteins: an electrophoretic study of protein aggregation by means of urea.


A simple short assay of pregnant mares' serum gonadotrophin.


Factors influencing accuracy of a gonadotrophin test for pregnancy in mares.


The changing character of pulmonary infections.


Variation in base composition of ribonucleic acid in Escherichia coli.


The effect of synthetic plasma expanders on the absorption of glucose in experimental combined hemorrhagic shock.


A study of acute diffuse glomerulonephritis in children.


Primate taxonomy and Oreopithecus.

Primate taxonomy and Oreopithecus.


The effect of tobacco mosaic virus protein on virus incubation period and infectivity.


Sucrase activity in the intestinal mucosa of patients with sprue and normal subjects.


The influence of age, sex, and the postoperative time interval upon the growth of lymphatic tissue following adrenalectomy in CBA mice.


The xylose tolerance test with a five-gram dose.


The response of the thymolymphatic system to graded doses of ethyl alcohol and its relationship to adrenocortical activity.


Bacteriological aspects of so-called tuberculomas of the lung.


The second-look procedure in the management of ovarian malignancies and pseudomyxoma peritonei.


A cross-validation of the House-Tree-Person drawing indices predicting hospital discharge of tuberculosis patients.


Electron diffraction and electron microscopy studies on the crystalline component of enamel of the Odontaspis (Selachii).


The clinical effect of norethandrolone on incontinent mental patients. Action induced by nonverbal communication.


An exploration of performance measures of personality.


Anxiety and hostility in stuttering.

Anxiety and hostility in stuttering.


Reflections on the treatment of leprosy in India.


The effect of diphenhydramine hydrochloride on the tuberculin skin test.


Inguinal hernia: infancy and childhood.

Inguinal hernia: infancy and childhood.


Sociocultural factors in families of schizophrenics. A review of the literature.


Glutamic dehydrogenase in single-gene mutants of Neurospora deficient in amination.


The occurrence of two different glutamic dehydrogenases in Neurospora.


The effect of fusaric acid on the oxidative phosphorylation of plant mitochondria.


L-Leucine dehydrogenase of Bacillus cereus.


Diphosphopyridine nucleotide and triphosphopyridine nucleotide linked glutamic dehydrogenases of Fusarium.


The phosphatases of cactus. II. Purification and properties.


Acute oedema of the uvula causing respiratory embarrassment, trismus and aphasia.


Effect of therapeutic and toxic concentrations of ouabain upon potassium content of myocardium.


Banana and gastric secretion.

Banana and gastric secretion.


The physiological significance of histamine.


Histamine sensitivity in man.

Histamine sensitivity in man.


Splenectomy and the anaphylactoid reaction in the rat.


Tropical eosinophilia.

Tropical eosinophilia.


A short history of the development and progress of research on biological contraceptives.


The effect of insulin on hypersensitivity reactions in the rat.


Contributions by young men to medicine.

Contributions by young men to medicine.


Graded abrasion--a treatment for acne.

Graded abrasion--a treatment for acne. Long term continuous superficial abrasion with abrasive compounds of various degrees of roughness was used over an 11-year period in over 1,500 patients with acne of all types. The following observations were made:* That when a material with a specific abrasive quality is used for a period, desquamation stops despite continued use of the material, and then use of material of the next higher degree of roughness is indicated until the patient's skin is blackhead-free and minutely flaky.* When long term continuous superficial graded abrasion is used alone or with other treatment, it permits the young patients to outgrow the disease with little or no scarring.* The routine of abrasive washing seems in a large measure to replace the constant fingering of lesions by the patient.* No untoward effects were observed clinically. There was no hyperpigmentation of Negro or Caucasian skins.


Sociophysiologic anatomy of women.

Sociophysiologic anatomy of women.


Myocarditis.

Myocarditis.


Pyelonephritis lenta and its relationship to malignant hypertension.


Ventricular septal defect due to non-penetrating chest trauma: report of a case with surgical correction.


Clinical experience with Elixophyllin in dyspnea.


Validities of three visual tests for differentiating organics from schizophrenics and normals.


Perception of masculinity-femininity in Rorschach blots and responses.


Induction of heritable respiratory deficiency in Saccharomyces by pantothenate starvation.


Cytoplasmic inclusions in acute hemocytoblastic leukemia: case report.


A note on anxiety, instructions, and word association performance.


Characteristics of three measures of anxiety.


Empirical findings and theoretical problems in the use of anxiety scales.


Intercorrelations among measures of hostility.


The effects of anxiety and threat on the solution of a difficult task.


Emergencies in E.N.T. practice.

Emergencies in E.N.T. practice.


Periarteritis nodosa (polyarteritis) of the bladder simulating bladder tumor: report of a case.


The physical treatments of depression: their indications and proper use.


The treatment prognosis for functional psychoses in Great Britain.


Health and welfare of the aged-nursing contributions.


Evolution of a home care plan.

Evolution of a home care plan.


Health services at home. Visiting nurse service.


Intrapsychic change: methodological problems in psychotherapy research.


Effects of pH and anoxia on the cell morphology and x-ray sensitivity of Escherichia coli.


Housing--past, present and future.

Housing--past, present and future.


Systematic health examinations in industry. A Yugoslavian experience.


Clinical trial with a new long-acting antibacterial agent, sulfadimethoxine (Madribon), in common infectious states in children.


Management of convulsions in children.

Management of convulsions in children.


Punch biopsy of the peritoneum.

Punch biopsy of the peritoneum.


Serum mucoprotein in portal cirrhosis.

Serum mucoprotein in portal cirrhosis.


Percutaneous renal biopsy in hypertension. A report of 37 cases.


The management of acute ilio-femoral thrombophlebitis.


Cheilitis due to carmine in lip salve.

Cheilitis due to carmine in lip salve.


Erythrasma--common bacterial infection of the skin.


Contact dermatitis from paraben.

Contact dermatitis from paraben.


Circulating antibody formation in lupus erythematosus.


Bicycle ergometer.

Bicycle ergometer.


Pregnancy and acute abdomen.

Pregnancy and acute abdomen.


Treatment of 'fevers' during pregnancy.

Treatment of 'fevers' during pregnancy.


Reduced fibrinolytic activity of atherosclerotic sera caused by an increase in low-density lipoproteins in blood.


A spectroscopic study of the reaction of formaldehyde with deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic acids.


Relationship of protease action and hydrodynamic shearing to cleavage of thymus deoxyribonucleoprotein.


The priming activities of deoxyribonuclease-treated deoxyribonucleic acid preparations in two enzyme systems for deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in vitro.


A contribution to the genetics of hypertrichosis of the ear rims.


Chronic inflammatory sclerosis of the pancreas--an autonomous pancreatic disease?


The detection of carriers in hereditary myoclonic epilepsy.


A cutaneous horn occurring in the thigh: report of a case.


Spontaneous intraperitoneal rupture of an amoebic liver abscess; report of a case.


Congenital craniosynostosis; report of a case.


Carcinoma of the larynx: a review.

Carcinoma of the larynx: a review.


Vesical calculus as a cause of labour dystocia. Report of a case.


Review of some dental malpractice cases.


Anxiety, fear, and social affiliation.

Anxiety, fear, and social affiliation.


Regulation of ventricular contraction. Influence of cardiac sympathetic and vagal nerve stimulation on atrial and ventricular dynamics.


Homeometric autoregulation in the heart.


Regulation of ventricular contraction by the carotid sinus. Its effect on atrial and ventricular dynamics.


The regulation of the performance of the heart.


Gas chromatography of the N-trifluoroacetylmethyl esters of the amino acids.


Partial excision and decortication of a single remaining lung with parietal pleurectomy, for cavitary tuberculosis.


Severe intra-abdominal hemorrhage from bilateral lutein cysts in Rh-isoimmunized pregnancy.


Considerations on the evolution of heart diseases in Algeria.


Inhibition of the biosynthesis of purines de novo by 6-chloropurine and azaserine in sensitive and naturally resistant ascites cells.


Utilization of preformed purines by sarcoma 180 or hepatoma 134 cells treated with 6-chloropurine or a combination of 6-chloropurine and azaserine.


Tuberculin sensitivity of physicians.

Tuberculin sensitivity of physicians.


Psychiatric implications of temporal lobe damage.


Colour vision and defects in the posterior chamber.


The role of neuroleptic medication in psychotherapeutic interaction.


Contact lenses.

Contact lenses.


Experimental studies on filariasis control in Japan.


Observation on the behavior of infective larvae of hookworms and related nematode parasites, with notes on the effect of carbon dioxide in the breath as the stimulant.


Studies on hemoglobin. V. Chromatographic resolution of bovine globin into the valylleucyl and methionyl chains.


Experimental obstructive jaundice in rats. Morphogenetic studies on biliary cirrhosis.


The method how to eliminate inhibitors in human serum for the hemagglutination inhibition titration when an Asian P virus was used as an antigen. (Studies on several inhibitors against influenza viruses, 5th report).


Effects of stimulations of the pyramidal tract and striate body upon spinal motoneurons.


Accommodation in spinal motoneurons of the cat.


The chromosomal constitution of a human hermaphrodite.


The electrocardiographic sequelae of right ventriculotomy in patients with ventricular septal defect.


Observations on the modification in size and shape of chromosomes due to technical procedure.


Degradative pathway of L-leucine in Proteus vulgaris.


On the mechanism of anaerobic formation of succinate by Proteus vulgaris.


Experimental and clinical observations with guanethidine.


Functional zonation of the human adrenal cortex with special reference to hyperadrenocorticism and aging process, and its significance in pathology.


An autopsy case of primary chromoblastomycosis arising from the internal organs. Dark-brown granulomas in the liver and the brain without skin symptoms, observed in a smoking child 3 years old.


The origin of the Ponceau-fuchsinophilic cells of the human adrenal cortex and their progressive and regressive changes in the fetal and postnatal periods.


Talking to teenagers.

Talking to teenagers.


Detection of some deoxy sugars and aldehydes using thiobarbituric acid.


Differential colorimetric analysis of some deoxyribosyl compounds.


Group A beta hemolytic streptococci and rheumatic fever in Miami, Florida. IV. Correlation between school absenteeism, the isolation of beta hemolytic streptococci, and antistreptolysin O serum responses.


Aseptic meningitis and nonparalytic poliomyelitis.


Studies with tularemia vaccines in volunteers. III. Serologic aspects following intracutaneous or respiratory challenge in both vaccinated and nonvaccinated volunteers.


Antibody response in hematologic patients.


Hematologic response of monkeys to x-irradiation.


Studies with tularemia vaccines in volunteers. IV. Brucella aggiutinins in vaccinated and nonvaccinated volunteers challenged with Pasteurella tularensis.


Purulent pericardial effusion complicating meningococcal meningitis.


Tularemia vaccine study. II. Respiratory challenge.


Experimental histoplasmosis in large domestic animals.


Tularemia vaccine study. I. Intracutaneous challenge.


Practical application of newer antibiotics.


The gastric smear for acid-fast bacilli - sin or sense?


Studies with ascites tumors in experimental chemotherapy. I. Properties of six selected ascites tumors.


Demethylchlortetracycline phototoxicity. Report of a case.


Studies with ascites tumors in experimental chemotherapy. II. Performance in a screening situation.


Malignant pustule of the eyelids and its consequences


Acute anicteric hepatitis manifested by coma and delirium.


Cecal diverticulitis.

Cecal diverticulitis.


Device to simplify gastrophotography.

Device to simplify gastrophotography.


Metastatic neoplasm of esophagus simulating primary carcinoma.


Relationships between the chemical constitution and biological response of D(-)-, L- and DL-lactoylcholines, and related compounds.


A limited proteolysis of native ovalbumin with a proteinase from Streptomyces griseus.


Regeneration of amino acid and peptide from their trinitrophenyl derivatives under the action of ammonia.


The use of the Menghini needle in percutaneous liver biopsy.


Progress report on medical audiology.

Progress report on medical audiology.


Pitfalls in routine hearing testing.

Pitfalls in routine hearing testing.


Potassium paresis following ureterosigmoidostomy.


Cilia.

Cilia.


Electrophysiological studies on the working mechanism of muscle walls of the stomach.


Electron microscopy of enamel and dentin of teeth of the Odontaspis (Selachii).


Studies on the role of cancer chemotherapy for prevention of lymph node metastasis.


On the physiological significance of the average time- and frequency-patterns of the electroencephalogram.


Algebraic reflections on the vector concept in electrocardiography. III. Representation of the electric field.


Triclobisonium chloride (Triburon), results in treatment of skin clinic patients.


Appearance and disappearance of the fundus disturbance in Oguchi's disease.


Studies on conjugation of S35-sulfate with phenolic compounds. VI. Sulfate conjugation of xanthurenic acid in rat liver.


Electrophoretic studies on liver protein. IV. A speciality of liver and biliary tract diseases viewed from liver protein patterns.


Clinico-electroencephalographical study of maladjusted children in wide sense, especially about the significance of abnormal EEG in behavior-problem children.


Effect of streptomycin on the chlorophyll formation in the timothy. IV. Further studies on the action of metalsalts and pH values upon the streptomycin-treated seeds.


Influences of sodium para-amino salicylate, pyrazinamide, and isonicotinic acid hydrazide upon the growth of timothy.


Convulsions after ingestion of a plastic explosive.


Sedimentation rate of stored blood.

Sedimentation rate of stored blood.


Treatment of alcoholic patients with triiodothyronine.


The arsenic-poisoning epidemic of 1900. Its relation to lung cancer in 1960 - an exercise in retrospective epidemiology.


Evaluation and management of motor distrubance in brain-damaged children.


Studies on Plasmodium berghei Vinke and Lips, 1948. 28. The duration of immunity due to a single untreated P. berghei infection in albino rats.


The biological, neurological and biochemical basis of the unconscious and the ego in health and in disease.


Pleoptics: Bangerter's method of treatment.


Studies on the toxicity and antagonism of amino acids for weanling rats.


Standard stimulus-conditions for thresholds of apparent movement.


Star navigation of nocturnal migrating birds. The 1958 planetarium experiments.


Acetate metabolism in experimental ketosis of guinea pigs.


Impetigo herpetiformis. Report of a case treated with corticosteroid-review of the literature.


Radiation injury resulting from muclear labeling with tritiated thymidine in the chick embryo.


The roles of infectious and non-infectious diseases in monkey health.


Withdrawal of adrenal steroids and corticotropin. Clinical observations in chronic ulcerative colitis.


Carcinoidosis and the effect of serotonin on the gastrointestinal tract.


Effects of ultra-violetlight on hydrogen bonds in deoxyribonucleic acid of phage T1.


Reaction of formaldehyde with deoxyribonucleic acid in phage T1.


Patterns of cellular controls operating in bacteriophage reproduction. II. Effect of 5-fluorouracil on metabolic events in bacteria infected with coliphage T2r.


The limbic system and EST seizures.

The limbic system and EST seizures.


Malignant carcinoid teratoma of the ovary.


A patient.

A patient.


On the method of expressing blood levels in gastrointestinal absorption studies.


Trial of an anti-tussive preparation in droplet form.


Psychodynamics of male homosexuality.

Psychodynamics of male homosexuality.


Digit span and alpha frequency: a cross-validation.


The public health nurse's role in rehabilitation.


Antidepressives: the pith of affective therapy.


Drugs--a tool for research in psychiatry.


Detection of lysolecithin in a sample of egg lecithin.


Phosphatide membranes.

Phosphatide membranes.


What's right with hospitals?

What's right with hospitals?


A simple model of the reaction between polyadenylic acid and polyuridylic acid.


Electroencephaiography and psychiatry.

Electroencephaiography and psychiatry.


Pharmacological and chemical studies of the venom of the stonefish (genus Synanceja) and other scorpion fishes.


The university hospital internship in 1960: a study of the programs of 27 major teaching hospitals.


X-ray microscopy of intestinal villi.

X-ray microscopy of intestinal villi.


Effects of reorienting the wing-bud apex in the chick embryo.


Fungus infections in northern New York State.


X-ray microscopy of arteriovenous anastomoses.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia. Control of nosebleeds by septal dermoplasty.


Respiratory infections and antimicrobial therapy.


The education of a surgeon.

The education of a surgeon.


Cytotrophoblast of the placenta and foetal membranes in normal and pathological obstetrics.


Foetal ovary and testis. Histological and histochemical observations.


Histological and histochemical studies of the placenta and foetal membranes in pathological obsterics.


Histological and histochemical studies of the placenta and foetal membranes in prematurity.


Obstetric complications due to secundines.


Experimental study of tissue and prosthetic grafts with selected application to clinical intracardiac surgery.


Diagnostic and screening procedures in pulmonary diseases.


Pseudoflagellates in films of canine blood.


Countertransference in the therapy of schizophrenics.


The role of reflex spasm in the pathogenesis of venous ischemia.


Sodium chloride solution as an aid to smearing living pollen.


Chlorazol black E for plant cell nucleoli.


Unimpaired synthesis of cholesterol from 2-14C sodium pyruvate in diabetic baboons (Papio ursinus).


Increased synthesis of phospholipid fatty acid from 2-14C sodium pyruvate in the diabetic baboon (Papio ursinus).


Idiopathic enteromegaly, presenting with two unusual surgical complications.


The androgens of bovine spermatic venous blood.


Formation of androgens by human arrhenoblastoma tissue in vitro.


Steroid metabolism and genetics.

Steroid metabolism and genetics.


The estrogens of the pregnant mare.

The estrogens of the pregnant mare.


Low back pain from the orthopedic standpoint.


The medical witness.

The medical witness.


Treatment of disinsertion of the biceps brachii.


Ef ect of arsenic on growth of mammalian cells in vitro.


Acetonuria in pregnancy.

Acetonuria in pregnancy.


Therapeutic Abortion and Sterlization Committee. A 3 years experience.


Limitations of the competitive exclusion principle.


Nephrotic syndrome. Certain considerations


Prolonged alteration of serum cholesterol induced by deoxyribonucleic acid in rabbits.


A combination scalpel and comedone extractor.


Cancer problem in Yugoslavia.

Cancer problem in Yugoslavia.


The Yugoslav cancer problem.

The Yugoslav cancer problem.


Pethidine and levallorphan premedication in cesarean section.


Penetration glands in onchospheres of the chicken tapeworms. Railletina echinobothrida and Rallitetina kashiwarensis.


Studies on the improvement of treatment of Habu snake bite. I. Studies on the improvement of Habu snake antivenin.


Studies on the type transformation of Pneumococcus in mice.


Investigations on trace element--managnese. II. Manganese content of common animal feeds as affected by maturity and irrigation.


Investigations on trace element--manganese. I. Distribution of manganese in animal feeds.


Investigations on trace element--manganese. III. Variations in the manganese content of blood and tissues of cattle.


Influence of increased oxygenation on influenza virus infection in mice.


Benzo(a)pyrene content of the air of American communities.


Conditioned responses of fear in relationship to ulceration.


Autonomic and EEG responses to cerebellar stimulation in rabbits.


Infrared spectra and correlations for the ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid metal chelates.


Implications in the extension of diagnostic services, as insured services, to outpatient departments.


Effects of dihydroergotamine in athyroid and thyroxinized rats.


Surgical treatment of ulcerative colitis in children.


Barium contamination of the pertitoneum through perforated peptic ulcer. Report of four cases.


The effect of anoxia on ion transport across blood vessel walls.


Evidence of active ion transport across large canine blood vessel walls.


Studies on direct-current coagulation.

Studies on direct-current coagulation.


The electric current of injured tissue and vascular occlusion.


Effects of brain lesions on estrous behavior and reflexogenous ovulation in the rabbit.


A comparison of the fibrinolytic and fibrinogenolytic effects of plasminogen activators and proteolytic enzymes in plasma.


Pharmacological characteristics of the active principles in neurohypophysial extracts from several species of fishes.


Evidence for the presence of arginine vasotocin (8-arginine oxytocin) and oxytocin in neurohypophyseal extracts from amphibians and reptiles.


Comparative physiology and pharmacology of the neurochypophysis.


Evidence for the identity of natriferin, the frog water-balance principle and arginine vasotochin.


Neurophypophysial hormones.

Neurophypophysial hormones.


Radiation sensitivity of Tradescantia microspore chromosomes to a second exposure of x-rays.


Some thoughts on the rehabilitation of elderly patients in practice.


Host factors in cell culture: further studies on the growth-controlling action of fresh human serum.


The effect of thermolabile serum factors on cell cultures.


Gastro-intestinal cancer in Finland.

Gastro-intestinal cancer in Finland.


The embryonic inductive action of cells cultivated in vitro.


Transfilter neural induction of amphibian ectoderm.


Influence of exogenous thyroxine on live enzymes and glycogen and adrenal ascorbic acid in albino rats.


Studies of elastin lipoprotein of human and chicken actra.


Weight loss after gastrectomy: comparative importance of residual pouch capacity, presence of an innervated pylorus, far excretion, and postoperative symptoms.


Malignant embryoma of the neural crest.

Malignant embryoma of the neural crest.


Alveolar-arterial gas tension relationships in acute anterior poliomyelitis.


Characteristics of the large H-4 fission gamma counter.


Neutron flux, spectrum, and tissue dose evaluations for the Sandia port of the Omega West Reactor facility.


Electrocardiographic effects of changing the nature of the contact between the exposed heart and the body.


A heritage to preserve.

A heritage to preserve.


Change in blood flow and temperature of muscle in the chilled limb of the rabbit.


Surgical management of unilateral almond eye.


Indications for choledochostomy in operations for cholelithiasis: analysis of 525 cases.


Isolation and partial characterization of a growth-control factor.


Staphylococcal penicillinase. I. Inhibition and stimulation of activity. Saz, Arthur K. (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Bethesda, Md.), Dolores L. Lowery, and Leah J. Jackson. Staphylococcal penicillinase. I. Inhibition and stimulation of activity. J. Bacteriol. 82:298-304. 1961.-The penicillinase extracted from a penicillin-resistant strain of Staphylococcus aureus was shown to be inhibited up to 70% by various dipeptides and particularly by d-valyl-d-valine. It is of interest that the nucleus of penicillin contains d-valine. Various dipeptides formed by condensing amino acids and metal-binding compounds such as benzidine and biphenyl have been shown to inhibit penicillinase activity in considerably lower concentration than the dipeptides composed of amino acids alone. Contrariwise, it has been found that various alcohols, and particularly n-propanol, markedly stimulate the activity of the penicillinase both in whole cells and in cell-free extracts. The alcohols fall into a symmetrical series in respect to stimulatory activity with methyl < ethyl < n-propanol > n-butanol > amyl > isoamyl > octyl. Evidence is also presented showing that staphylococcal penicillinase is associated with the particulate fraction of the cell and it is postulated that the alcohols stimulate as a result of bringing insoluble enzyme and substrate into closer apposition. Bacillus subtilis strain 749 penicillinase, which is essentially soluble, is not stimulated by the alcohols. The possibility is presented based on fractionation of crude enzyme on a diethylamino-ethyl cellulose column that different species of penicillinase exist in S. aureus.


An ideal heart pump with hydrodynamic characteristics analogous to the mammalian heart.


Chondrosarcoma in a phalanx; report of a case.


A plate assay for elastase.

A plate assay for elastase.


The hexose monophosphate pathway in arterial tissue.


The biochemical basis of phagocytosis. 2. Incorporation of C14-labeled building blocks into lipid, protein, and glycogen of leukocytes during phagocytosis.


Calcification in sarcoidosis.

Calcification in sarcoidosis.


Mycobacterium tuberculosis in the aetiology of sarcoidosis.


The physiol properties of nucleoprotein and deoxyribonucleic acid from x-irradiated thymocytes.


Tissue cholinestrerase levels in sarin poisoning.


Microscopic suspension laryngoscopy.

Microscopic suspension laryngoscopy.


Corrosion of orthopaedic implants. Smith-Petersen type hip nails.


Noninfectious arthritis in small bones and joints. Roentgenologic manifestations.


History of Canadian surgery. John STEWART.


Blood volume problemas in acutely injured patients.


Panhypopituitarism and the effect on the adernal gland.


Initial experience with split-dose periodic radiation therapy.


Five-year follow-up study of closed mitral valvulotomy.


Thoracic surgery.

Thoracic surgery.


Recombining capacity toward lipids of the protein moiety of human serum alpha 1-lipoprotein.


Recombination with lipids of the lipid-free protein from canine serum (d 1.063-1.21, alpha 1) lipoprotein.


Triton hyperlipemia in dogs. II. Atheroscieross, diffuse lipidosis, and deletion of fat stores produced by prolonged administration of the non-tonic surface-active agent. Fourteen dogs, fed a regular diet and given 250 mg/kg of triton (a non-ionic surface-active agent) intravenously every 4th day, exhibited a progressively severe hyperlipemia. Serum triglycerides were the first to increase. Cholesterol, mostly in the free form, and phospholipids showed elevation only at a later stage and increased at almost identical rates. The plasma-free fatty acid concentration was from 2 to 3 times above normal. With establishment of sustained hyperlipemia, there was reduction, followed by total disappearance, of the high density D 1.063 to 1.21 lipoprotein. Most of the cholesterol and phospholipids (70 to 75 per cent of the total) were found in the D 1.006 to 1.063 lipoprotein class, the remainder in the D < 1.006 class. Triglycerides were almost evenly distributed between these two classes. The concentration of the serum lipoprotein proteins was within normal limits. All of the animals died within from 4 to 5 months after receiving the first injection of triton. Autopsy findings consistently showed: (a) numerous lipidladen macrophages in the liver, spleen, and lymph nodes; (b) significant depletion of all fat stores; (c) presence of lipids, either free or engulfed in macrophages (foam cells), in the subintima of the coronary arteries, aorta, and pulmonary arteries, indicating an early stage of atherosclerosis. Concurrent daily administration of heparin (5 mg per kilogram of body weight) did not substantially change the course of the disease. Withdrawal of triton from animals that had been receiving the detergent for from 3 to 4 months, elicited a slow return to normal of the lipid pattern. In two dogs killed when normolipemia was reestablished, all tissues were normal with the minor exception of a few hepatic macrophages still laden with sudanophilic material. It is postulated that the primary action of the injected triton was on the lipid moieties of plasma lipoproteins with formation of complexes, which, as foreign bodies, were preferentially taken up by the cells of the reticuloendothelial system. Depletion of fat stores was probably secondary to increased lipid mobilization, as an attempt by these tissues to supply energy to the parenchymal cells unable to utilize triton-bound lipids.


Triton hyperlipemia in dogs. I. In vitro effects of the detergent on serum lipoproteins and chylomcrons. Triton WR-1339, a non-ionic detergent, added to canine serum or to ultracentrifugally separated lipoproteins, induced changes in the lipoproteins which were dependent upon concentration of detergent and class of lipoproteins. D 1.063 to 1.21 lipoprotein (alpha-LP) was especially sensitive to the action of triton. Addition of 2 mg. of triton to 1 mg. of alpha-LP (based on protein content), induced only slight changes in the electrophoretic and flotation characteristics of the lipoprotein. With a tenfold increase of the detergent (triton:alpha-LP, 20:1), the mixture, analyzed by starch gel and paper electrophoresis, yielded a tritonlipid complex which remained close to the origin, and a nearly lipid-free protein with electrophoretic mobility higher (starch gel) or lower (paper) than native alpha-LP. The splitting of the lipid and protein moieties of alpha-LP could not be clearly shown when the same mixture was analyzed by free boundary electrophoresis. Triton alone moved only slightly in an electrical field (paper, starch gel, Tiselius); it sedimented during ultracentrifugation at D 1.006 and D 1.063 and floated at D 1.21. D 1.006 to 1.063 lipoproteins (beta-LP), required larger amounts of triton to show changes. These were evident in 40 to 80:1 mixtures of triton and beta-LP. In starch gel and paper electrophoresis triton retained, in a position close to the origin, part of the lipids of beta-LP; the remaining beta-LP fraction, impoverished of lipids, had electrophoretic mobility similar to native beta-LP. The triton-lipid complex sedimented at D 1.063. After addition of triton to complexes [chylomicron-alpha-P-I(131)] or [lipomul-alpha-LP-1(131)], the electrophoretic and ultracentrifugal analyses of these mixtures revealed that the labeled protein was removed from the triglyceride component. Triton also prevented the occurrence of the interaction between lipomul and alpha-LP and the hydrolysis of both chylomicrons and lipomul-alpha-LP by lipoprotein lipase. It is postulated that, if the changes in lipoproteins and chylomicrons observed in vitro occur in vivo, they could account, at least in part, for the hyperlipemia which develops in animals following administration of triton.


The enzymatic deamination of 6-aminopyrimidine deoxyribonucleotides. II. Purification and properties of a 6-aminopyrimidine deoxyribonucleoside 5'-phosphate deaminase from unfertilized eggs of sea urchine.


The deamination of 5'-deoxycytidylic acid in normal adult rat liver and in Dunning hepatoma.


Pacific Coast Surgical Association.

Pacific Coast Surgical Association.


Fifty years of medicine:1911-1961.

Fifty years of medicine:1911-1961.


Integral dose and high energy radiation.


Experimental carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


Effect of some hyper- and hypocholesteremic drugs on the cholesterol biosynthesis by liver homogenates.


Histochemical demonstration of aldehydes by p-phenylenediamine.


Increase in elastin content of the human aorta during growth.


The cytology of degenerative and inflammatory lesions.


The ingested foreign body.

The ingested foreign body.


Educational assistance-an investment in people.


Sporadic animal rabies in Florida.

Sporadic animal rabies in Florida.


Post-traumatic stenosis of common bile duct. A sequel of blunt trauma to duodenum, pancreas and common bile duct.


Early aspiration of joint in Christmas disease.


Neurinomas of the cauda equina encountered at Djakarta.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. I. Quantitative therapeutic evaluation of certain purine analogs.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. II. Studies on the growth characteristics, metastases, and drug response of hamster neoplasms of diverse "sites of origin".


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. III. Reproducibility of primary animal tumor systems employed in the C.C.N.S.C. program.


Intestinal helminths in relation to eosinophilic lung (tropical eosinophilia) in Singapore.


Enzymatic synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid. VII. Synthesis of a polymer of deoxyadenylate and deoxythymidylate.


Deductions from hydrodynamic and thermodynamic measurements.


Active transport of calcium by intestine: action and bio-assay of vitamin D.


Fluorometric estimation of magnesium with 8-hydroxy-5-quinolinesulfonate.


How occupational therapy may aid the pediatrician in the development appraisal of the child.


On ionic and water movements across membranes of nerve cells in the cerebral cortex.


The relation of thyroid auto-immunity to round-celled infiltration of the thyroid gland. The relationship between thyroid auto-immunity and the presence of lymphocytes in the thyroid gland has been analysed in patients with Graves' disease, toxic adenoma, and non-toxic nodular goitre. In all these conditions circulating antibody to thyroglobulin was significantly associated with lymphocytic infiltration. No similar correlation was established in the case of the complement-fixing antibody.Complement-fixing antibody was significantly commoner in Graves' disease (diffuse thyrotoxic goitre) than in toxic adenoma and non-toxic nodular goitre. Circulating thyroglobulin antibody probably originates from lymphoid tissue within and around the thyroid gland itself. Overactivity of pituitary thyrotropin may favour immunization to the intracellular (complementfixing) antigen.


Chronic atherosclerotic occlusion of the femoral artery.


Direct observation of fusion of bacterial nuclei.


Sampling, organization, and general plan for the evaluation of nutritional status in man.


The susceptibility of mice to bacterial endotoxins. Albino mice (Rockefeller NCS strain) raised and maintained free of ordinary bacterial pathogens, as well as of intestinal Escherichia coli and of Proteus bacilli, were found to be highly resistant to the lethal effect of bacterial endotoxins. When newborn mice of this NCS colony were nursed by foster mothers from another colony raised under ordinary conditions (SS colony from which the NCS colony was derived), they acquired the intestinal flora of the latter animals and became susceptible to the lethal effects of endotoxins. NCS adult mice could be rendered susceptible to the lethal effect of endotoxins by vaccination with heat killed Gram-negative bacilli. The susceptibility thus induced exhibited a certain degree of specificity for the bacterial strain used in vaccination. Although untreated NCS mice were resistant to the lethal effect of endotoxins, they proved exquisitively susceptible to the infection-enhancing effect of these materials. For example, 1 microg. or less of endotoxin was found sufficient to help establish a rapidly fatal septicemia with Staphylococcus aureus. Small amounts of endotoxin (1 microg. or less), administered alone, caused a marked but transient loss of weight. Vaccination with heat-killed Gram-negative bacilli or with killed BCG increased the resistance of NCS mice to the infection-enhancing effect of small amounts of endotoxin. This protective effect exhibited a certain degree of specificity for the bacterial strain from which the toxin used in the infection-enhancing test was derived. These various findings can be explained by assuming that the pathological effects of endotoxins involve at least two unrelated mechanisms; (a) a primary toxicity illustrated in this study by the loss of weight and enhancement of infection resulting from the injection of small doses of toxin; (b) an immunological reaction with lethal consequences which became manifest only in animals sensitized to the endotoxin by prior exposure to Gram-negative bacilli.


Induction of labor.

Induction of labor.


Pregnancy complicated by asthma.

Pregnancy complicated by asthma.


Symbols for use in editing program frames.


Current problems in astroradiobiology.

Current problems in astroradiobiology.


Tissue ionization dosages in proton radiation fields in space.


A concept of triple tolerance limits based on chronic carbon dioxide toxicity studies.


Blood pH and pCO2 homeostasis in chronic respiratory acidosis related to the use of amine and other buffers.


Effect of prolonged exposure to 15 per cent CO2 on calcium and phosphorus metabolism.


Differential ossification in the fishes.


Genetic control of coumarin biosynthesis and beta-glucosidase activity in Melilotus alba.


Influenza in swine and horses.

Influenza in swine and horses.


Fibrinolysis in the anterior chamber of the rabbit eye.


Influenza: diagnostic procedures and laboratory organization, 1957.


Metastatic neoplasia of the heart.

Metastatic neoplasia of the heart.


Digitalis tolerance and effect of acety-strophanthidin upon serum potassium of dogs with acidosis and uremia.


The loving and beloved superego in Freud's structural theory.


Concentration of renin in kidneys and angiotensinogen in serum of various species.


Pathology and surgical correction of perianal fistulous tracts in a dog.


Nine years experience with the Davis Halide meter.


Changes in bile canaliculi produced by norethandrolone: electron microscopic study of human and rat liver.


Short-term appointments for British graduates at South African Hospitals.


Diseases of the liver. Morphology.

Diseases of the liver. Morphology.


Electron microscopic studies of normal and proliferated bile ductules.


Iatrogenic jaundice.

Iatrogenic jaundice.


Horizons in the study of liver disease.

Horizons in the study of liver disease.


The management of acute poisoning by ferrous sulfate.


Automatic enzymatic analysis for L-lysine via decarboxylation.


A Q-sort study of color-mood association.


Studies on 5-hydroxyindole metabolism in autistic and other mentally retarded children.


Infantile autism. An analysis of 50 cases and a consideration of certain relevant neurophysiologic concepts.


Effects of 5-hydroxytryptamine on the dorsal muscle of the leech (Hirudo medicinalis). 5-Hydroxytryptamine has an inhibiting effect on the leech muscle. It reduces the contractions produced by acetylcholine or nicotine and accelerates the relaxation of the muscle when these substances are washed out. This acceleration of relaxation allows a more rapid assay of acetylcholine in this preparation.


Neurohumors and other pharmacologically active substances in cerebrospinal fluid: a review of the literature.


Effects of psychotropic drugs on limbic system of cat.


Progressive cardiac failure without pain or murmurs in a 62 year old man.


Evidence for the existence of two corticotrophin-releasing factors, alpha and beta.


Organization of Pennsylvania Disaster Medical Council.


Health interest and needs of pupils as a basis for teacher preparation.


Run or remain?

Run or remain?


Bristle migrans.

Bristle migrans.


Intermittent ventricular parasystole with observations on its relationship to extrasystolic bigeminy.


The significance of left axis deviation in heart disease of the African.


Biliary excretion of inulin, sucrose, and mannitol: analysis of bile formation.


Active transport of foreign pyrimidines across the intestinal epithelium.


Passage of organic bases into human red cells.


Meningismus: a presenting sign in ruptured appendicitis of infancy.


Observations on the fluorescence and toxicity of botulinum toxin.


Biochemical studies on paralytic shellfish poisons.


A survey of current fitting techniques for corneal contact lenses.


Amblyopia ex anopsia.

Amblyopia ex anopsia.


Gamma globulin studies of multiple sclerosis and their application to the problem of diagnosis.


The therapeutic efficiency of a new amoebicide among prison inmates.


Evidence for the granular localization of posterior pituitary hormones.


The effect of choline 2,6-dichloro phenyl ether bromide (TM-25) on organ content and urinary excretion of catecholamines.


Silver carbonate method for impregnation of gliomas.


The silver carbonate techniques for the impregnation of the astroglia.


Experiments on regenerating rat digits.

Experiments on regenerating rat digits.


Complex sounds and critical bands.

Complex sounds and critical bands.


Temperature and mutant expression.

Temperature and mutant expression.


Effects of endocrine homografts on thyroid and parathyroid function.


Neurosecretion. XII. The formation of neurosecretory granules in the earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris L.


Bilateral dermoid cysts complicating pregnancy.


Schistosomal syndromes: an exotic disease in a Connecticut city.


Radio-isotopes are helping millions who never heard of them.


Whipple's disease. Roentgenoloic findings, including those of an eight-year remission.


Bone sarcoma complicating Paget's disease. A report of 3 cases with long survival.


Cholinesterase activity in vitro and in vivo after poisoning with organophosphorus anticholinesterase agents.


Genital tuberculosis in women.

Genital tuberculosis in women.


Maximal inhibition of cholinesterase in the central nervous system. In experiments on mice treated with pralidoxime iodide (pyridine-2-aldoxime methiodide; PAM) and atropine, the cholinesterase activity in the brain was assayed after poisoning with very high doses of organophosphorous anticholinesterases. Acetylcholine was added to the buffer solution in which the brains were homogenized. This precaution reduced the combination between free inhibitor present in the tissue and active enzyme, and the cholinesterase activity found was below 0.5% of controls. When the experimental data were corrected for spontaneous reactivation in vitro during incubation, the calculated activities in vivo were even less. It is concluded that mice can survive complete inactivation of the cholinesterase in the central nervous system, if enough atropine is given to protect the animals against the toxic effects of the accumulating acetylcholine.


Significance of induced synthesis of histamine in physiology and pathology.


Appendicitis during the first month of life.


A cation-exchange resin artificial kidney: development and metabolic studies.


Historical views of the ideal surgeon.

Historical views of the ideal surgeon.


Jules LEMAIRE: a forgotten hero of surgery.


Intra-articular hemangioma of the knee.

Intra-articular hemangioma of the knee.


The orthopedically handicapped child. Emotional reactions.


Total vertebrobasilar arteriography using a single vertebral puncture technique.


Relationship of increased histidine decarboxylase activity to Bordetella pertussis vaccine sensitization of mice.


Lindau's disease; report of an unusual case and two additional cases in a Negro family.


The integration of group therapy with individual psychoanalysis.


Excretion of unconjugated urinary corticosteroids in patients with liver disease.


Urinary calculi in feedlot cattle. Report on treatment with amino promazine.


Immunologic change associated with the development of the chronic pulmonary lesion.


Artificial respirator for dogs.

Artificial respirator for dogs.


Alkaline phosphatase in skin of certain animals.


A surgical and anatomical classification using a polyethylene tube prosthesis in stapes surgery.


Evaluation of stapedectomy. Analysis of results with use of absorbable gelatin sponge (Gelfoam).


Use of a prosthesis in conductive deafness.


The neuroendocrine system of arthropods.


"Public health benefits from increased clinical laboratory inquiry".


Myasthenia gravis.

Myasthenia gravis.


A selective toxin produced by Periconia circinata.


On the inhibition of alcoholic fermentation of Brettanomyces yeasts under anaerobic conditions.


A common defect in extrapolation: explaining psychic and social processes in terms of feeding.


Regressive one-to-one relationships.

Regressive one-to-one relationships.


Danger spots on campus.

Danger spots on campus.


Experimental investigation into in vitro sensitivity to antibiotics of some field strains of C1. tetani.


Simultaneous tetanus immunization and reinforcement of diphtheria immunity in adults, with special reference to the interference phenomenon.


On circuit patterns of the brain stem reticular core.


Effect of antifungal agents on the faecal yeast flora of mice.


Intracranial lesions as a cause of impaired renal function.


Mumps virus and the central nervous system.


Neurologic education and training in West Germany.


Use of a suspension of latex particles of known concentration for monitoring the Coulter counter.


A stationary probe-enterotome for routine autopsies.


The treatment of total hyphemia with fibrinolysin (plasmin). A preliminary report.


Aspiration of congenital or soft cataracts: a new technique.


Goniopuncture: an evaluation after eleven years.


A new clinical syndrome producing hypertension--arteriovenous fistula of the kidney.


The technique of biliary tract endoscopy.


Copper metabolism.

Copper metabolism.


Environmental treatment of a hereditary illness: Wilson's disease.


The long term management of hepatolenticular degeneration (Wilson's disease).


Brain metabolism in liver disease.

Brain metabolism in liver disease.


Discussion of "aspects of cerebral circulatory physiology of relevance to cerebrovascular disease".


Effects of oestrogen on somatic variation of an erythrocyte agglutinogen in chickens.


Malignant phaeochromocytoma. Report of a case.


Tumor at site of ureterosigmoidostomy nine years postoperatively.


Gantanol, a new sulfonamide, in management of genitourinary infections.


Biological dehydroxylation.

Biological dehydroxylation.


Studies on the innate resistance of mice to infection with mousepox. I. Resistance and antibody production.


Studies on the innate resistance of mice to infection with mousepox. II. Route of inoculation and resistance; and some observations on the inheritance of resistance.


Development of mother and daughter sporocysts of Haplometrana intestinalis Lucker, a plagiorchioid trematode of frogs.


Treatment of disorders in sperm penetration with the cervical spoon.


The endogenous formation of phosphoenolpyruvate by rat-liver mitochondria.


The influence of antimalarial drugs on nucleic acid synthesis in Plasmodium gallinaceum and Plasmodium berghei.


Myxoedema with enophthalmos.

Myxoedema with enophthalmos.


The pattern of cortical localization following cranial nerve cross anastomosis.


Relation between the spleen and the gonads: splenogenital syndrome.


Primary carcinoma of fallopian tubes with positive smears. Case report.


Memoir of George Morrison COATES (1874-1960).


Pharmacologic evidence for a cardiac sphincter mechanism in the cat.


Frist aid course for freshmen students.

Frist aid course for freshmen students.


Post-transfusion erythrocyte survival. An evaluation of the radio chromate method.


Hemodynamics of chronic experimental aortic insufficiency.


Hemodynamics of experimental coarctation of the aorta.


Alteration of cardiac output during induced hypotension.


The accurate measurement of neuromuscular and musculoskeletal disabilities.


Methodist Hospital's training program helps teen-age employes grow up.


Curettage and cautery of verrucae.

Curettage and cautery of verrucae.


Arachnidism by Loxosceles laeta. Report of 40 cases of necrotic arachnidism.


Prevention of "silica shock" by aluminum. An experimental exploration on guinea pigs of the antidotal properties of four varieties of aluminum.


Scleral buckling procedures. V. Synthetic sutures and silicone implants.


The capacity of aluminum to prevent prothrombin depression by quartz. An experimental study on guinea pigs.


Theories of the causes of silicosis. Part I.


The pathogenicity of glass-reinforced plastics. Experimental inquiries by injection or external application techniques.


Theories of the causes of silicosis. Part III.


Alice and her wonderlands: Alice FITZGERALD pioneered in nursing wherever the world offered an opportunity.


Treatment of a variety of dermatoses with intralesional injections of triamcinolone diacetate.


Deuterium exchange studies and protein structure.


Helix-random coil transformations in deuterated macromolecules.


Possible sites of metabolic control during the induction of synchronous cell division.


Synchronous division of microorganisms.

Synchronous division of microorganisms.


Effect of etryptamine in rheumatoid arthritis and related diseases. Preliminary observations.


Experimental and clinical effects of amine oxidase inhibitors. A seven year clinical investigation of over 2,000 patients.


Musculoskeletal manifestations of carcinoma.


Newer concepts of amine oxidase inhibitors.


Preliminary evaluation of chlordiazapoxide. Double blind study with observations on its effects in various diseases.


The determination of n-butylamine in air.


JEROME T. SYVERTON, 1907-1961.

JEROME T. SYVERTON, 1907-1961.


JEROME T. SYVERTON: an appreciation.

JEROME T. SYVERTON: an appreciation.


JEROME T. SYVERTON, microbiologist.

JEROME T. SYVERTON, microbiologist.


Parasystole with a rapid ventricular center.


The effect of diphenylhydantoin (Dilantin) sodium on atrial flutter and fibrillation provoked by focal application of a conitine or delphinine.


Effect of epinephrine on experimental ectopic ventricular tachycardias.


A-V nodal extrasystoles.

A-V nodal extrasystoles.


Intraventricular block.

Intraventricular block.


Amine oxidase inhibitors.

Amine oxidase inhibitors.


Quinidine: arterial, venous, coronary sinus and myocardial concentrations.


Music and "white sound".

Music and "white sound".


Cellulose acetate electrophoresis in microbiology and immunology.


Management of hyperkalemia with a cation-exchange resin.


Practical rehabilitation of the asthmatic patient.


Anginal pain in patients with anatomically normal coronary arteries.


Role of glutathione and of a self-stabilizing chain of SH-enzymes and substrates in the metabolic regulation of erythrocytes.


Fluothane anesthesia in neurosurgery: preliminary report.


The nephrotic syndrome in pregnancy. Renal biopsy studies.


Daily mitotic fluctuations in the epidermis of the rat and their relation to variations in spontaneous activity and rectal temperature.


The role of the efferent loop in the evacuation of the gastric stump after resection according to Reichel and Finsterer. The neosphincter of the efferent loop.


Experimental research on the biological action of parahydroxypropiophenone in pregnant rabbits


Soft tissue calcification in an extremity due to metastatic carcinoma of the colon.