Non-mechanical conditions simulating obstructive lesions of the intestinal tract in the newborn infant.


Postoperative massive collapse of the lungs.


Day treatment of adolescents.

Day treatment of adolescents.


Personality assessment from free play observations.


A study of the relationship between the pronephros and the haploid syndrome in frog larvae.


Studies on the pathogenesis of fever. VII. Preliminary chemical characterization of leucocytic pyrogen. Study of the chemical properties of the pyrogenic component of rabbit polymorphonuclear leucocytes reveals it to contain an essential, non-dialyzable protein which: (a) is precipitated by perchloric acid, (b) is removed by extraction with phenol, (c) is soluble in 50 per cent methanol and 33 per cent saturated ammonium sulfate, and (d) is destroyed by the proteolytic action of both trypsin and pepsin. By combined chemical and chromatographic techniques the leucocytic pyrogen has been purified approximately 50-fold. The partially purified material contains less than 1 per cent carbohydrate, is resistant to periodate oxidation, is unaffected by extraction with butanol and contains at least two immunologically active components when tested by the Ouchterlony gel-diffusion technique. Its chemical properties distinguish it from other known pyrogenic substances which have been implicated in the pathogenesis of fever.


Clinco-radiological study on the digestibility of vegetable and animal milks.


Use of steroids in rheumatic diseases.

Use of steroids in rheumatic diseases.


Effect of gibberellic acid on the second generation of Datura stramonium Linne.


Testicular biopsy in azoospermia.

Testicular biopsy in azoospermia.


Simultaneous hemodialyses with twin coil artificial kidney.


The present status of infectious bronchitis vaccines.


Glucose-6-phosphatase activity in various sheep tissues.


Studies on the effect of Hetrazan on Conispiculum guindiensis.


The vectors of human infections by Wuchereria species in endemic areas and their biology. In this paper the author has compiled an up-to-date list of the principal natural vectors of human Wuchereria infections, arranged by zoogeographical regions and countries, and gives data on natural and experimental filarial infection rates in vectors in different parts of the world. As an aid to workers in areas where Wuchereria and Plasmodium infections co-exist, he also provides a list of anophelines as filarial vectors, including in this list the results of natural and experimental studies of Wuchereria infection both alone and in combination with malaria.Finally, the author suggests a number of aspects of the biology of infected and uninfected vectors on which further studies might to advantage be conducted.


Morphological aspects of the hypothalamic-pituitary neurosecretory system after castration and subsequent administration of ovarian hormones in the female rat.


A small muscle-splitting incision for surgical approach to pelvic ureter.


Role of emotion in the precipitation and exacerbation of symptoms and in the unexplained death of an adolescent with dermatomyositis: a case report.


Hydramnios in relation to foetal mortality.


Pulmonary infarction in disorders associated with the sickle cell trait.


The effects of anesthetics upon the ear. III. Tetracaine hydrochloride.


Pathways of glucose metabolism in ox retina.


Selenium and Torula yeast in production of exudative diathesis in chicks.


Chronic subdural hematoma in adolescence and early adulthood.


The role of N2 gas in various biological processes with particular reference to the lung.


Pathogenesis and treatment of acquired megaduodenum.


Sexual function and fecal continence following abdominoperineal resection of rectosigmoid for acquired megacolon.


Pulmonary and cutaneous nocardiosis. The significance of the laboratory isolation of Nocardia.


Oestrogenic substances contained in the fatty tissue of a mammary gland affected by carcinoma, compared with the morphological changes in its parenchyma.


A method for stereotaxic localization of the hypothalamus in mongrel dogs.


Intestinal obstruction due to gallstones. (Gallstone ileus).


New aspects of acetylglutamate action. Cold inactivation of frog carbamyl phosphate synthetase.


Studies on glucosyl-urea.

Studies on glucosyl-urea.


The use of corticoids in postpartum depression.


The biochemistry of the Acetobacters.

The biochemistry of the Acetobacters.


Hemangiopericytoma-a case report.

Hemangiopericytoma-a case report.


Trauma-genito-urinary tract.

Trauma-genito-urinary tract.


Simplicity in medical writing.

Simplicity in medical writing.


Applications of theoretical models to the study of flight-behaviour in locusts and birds.


A study of fifteen cases at the Red Cross War memorial Children's Hospital, Cape Town.


Gallstones. An introduction to research into causes and remarks on some problems in treatment.


The patient's role in successful hospital care.


Heparin treatment of peritenomyosis (peritendinitis) crepitans acuta. A clinical and experimental study including the morphological changes in peritenon and muscle.


Effect of changes in parathyroid activity on bone metabolism in vitro.


Detection and enumeration of fecal indicator organisms in frozen sea foods. I. Escherichia coli.


Detection and enumeration of fecal indicator organisms in frozen sea foods. II. Enterococci. Consistently high recoveries of enterococci as compared to the low numbers of coliforms obtained from the same samples of frozen sea foods are indirect evidence that enterococci are better indicators of contamination in such foods. The use of azide dextrose broth, modified by the incorporation of bromthymol blue, and of ethyl violet azide broth as presumptive and confirmation tests, respectively, were found to be highly specific for the detection and enumeration of enterococci in these samples. Tetrazolium agar medium, when used as a third step after the confirmation test, provides a reliable differentiation of Streplococcus faecalis types from other group D streptococci. A simple procedure is described for further identification of S. faecalis varieties and other enterococcal species. Incidence of biotypes within certain species is noted and relationships of these subgroups to the organisms described by other workers is discussed. The striking resistance of all group D streptococci to dihydrostreptomycin and polymyxin B seems to offer promise for evolving a new selective medium for these organisms.


Competitive inhibition of enzyme activity by urea.


Studies on 'orotic acid fatty liver'.

Studies on 'orotic acid fatty liver'.


The oral glucose-tolerance test in tropical malabsorption syndrome.


Protective action of oximes against lethal poisoning by diazinon. A 24 hours toxicity study.


Restoration by anti-histamine drugs of the pressor response to adrenaline following adrenergic blockade.


The action of diacetylmonoxime (DAM) on ciliary activity.


Nutritional megaloblastic anaemias of Ceylon.


Some pharmacological properties of Butea frondosa seeds.


Some lesions of the colon in infancy and childhood.


Changes in guinea-pig skin resulting from repeated application of dinitrochlorbenzene at the same site.


On the prophylactic possibilities in ACTH allergy.


Prurigo Besnier (atopic dermatitis) with special reference to the role of allergic factors. I. The influence of atopic hereditary factors.


Prurigo Besnier (atopic dermatitis) with special reference to the role of allergic factors. II. The evaluation of the results of skin reactions.


Ten cases of occupational hypersensitivity to laboratory animals.


Studies on the pathology of Johne's disease in sheep. III. Pathologic changes in sheep with naturally occurring infections.


Significance of megakaryocytes in the search for tumor cells in the peripheral blood.


Some effects of feeding frequency on the utilization of isocaloric diets by young and adult sheep.


Nurses are asking about staphylococcal infections.


Nurses are asking about staphylococcal infections in the obstetric department.


Changing concepts in therapy of etiologically obscure pericarditis.


Cerebral and pulmonary emboli from a ruptured hydatid cyst of the liver.


The vaginal cytology of gynecologic endocrinopathies.


Drug resistance is increasing.

Drug resistance is increasing.


The blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier in man.


Alteration of plasma proteins at metamorphosis in the lamprey (Petromyzon marinus dosatus). Coincident with metamorphosis in the lamprey (Petromyzon marinus dosatus), a new, more rapidly moving plasma protein component appears. In the mature lamprey this new component is of major quantitative importance. With paper electrophoretic mobility as the sole criterion, the new component is considered to be an alpha globulin rather than albumin.


Membrane potential transients and membrane time constant of motoneurons.


Lupus erythematosus and Stevens-Johnson syndrome. Occurrence as reactions to anticonvulsant medication.


Virolysin, a virus-induced lysin: its appearance and function in phage-infected staphylococci.


Lysis of brucellae by the combined action of glycine and a lysozyme-like agent from rabbit monocytes. Ralston, Doris J. (University of California, Berkeley), B. S. Baer, and S. S. Elberg. Lysis of brucellae by the combined action of glycine and a lysozyme-like agent from rabbit monocytes. J. Bacteriol. 82:342-353. 1961.-An acid-extractable lytic material was obtained from rabbit monocytes. It acts on a substrate in the walls of brucellae and has properties similar to egg-white lysozyme. Brucella melitensis strain Rev Is is completely resistant to this agent and also to crystalline lysozyme, but when the cells are exposed to sufficient amounts of glycine, the surface is rendered susceptible to these lytic agents. Rough type Rev Is cells are more susceptible than smooth, and the virulent B. melitensis strain 6015 is most resistant.


Legg-Calve-Perthes' disease. Orthopedic care.


Respiratory status and metabolic requirement as determined by measurement of carbon dioxide production.


Comparison of energy expenditure during treadmill walking and floor walking.


Acute circulatory effects of arterial bleeding as determined by indicator-dilution curves in normal human subjects.


Lymphangioma-haemangioma of the jejunum: a rare cause of alimentary tract bleeding.


Aedes aegypti as an experimental vector of Brugia malayi.


Intramonocytic destruction of Brucella: potentiating effect of glycine on intracellular lysozyme activity.


Structure of collagen.

Structure of collagen.


Evaluation of "Ein Elsera" spring waters.


School biology as an educational model.

School biology as an educational model.


National Filaria Control Programme in India: a review (1955-59).


Influence of segregation to tuberculous patients for one year on the attack rate of tuberculosis in a 2-year period in close family contacts in South India. The authors present a second report from the Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Centre, Madras, on the incidence of tuberculosis in close family contacts of tuberculous patients. The patients initially received a year's chemotherapy either at home or in sanatorium in a controlled comparison of the merits of domiciliary as opposed to institutional treatment. The first report presented data relating to the prevalence and the attack rate of tuberculosis among the contacts during the first year of treatment of the index cases; this second report presents the attack rate for the 2-year period since the start of treatment for the index cases. During the second year all the index cases were managed at home, those with active disease, and half of those with quiescent disease, at the end of the first year receiving further chemotherapy. The findings of the 2-year study confirm those of the earlier study-namely, that the incidence of tuberculosis in the contacts of patients originally treated at home was no greater than that in the contacts of patients originally treated in sanatorium and that the major risk to the contacts resulted from exposure to the patient before diagnosis. As in the earlier report, the question of instituting chemoprophylaxis for the young contacts of tuberculous patients is discussed. The authors consider that close family contacts living in over-crowded, urban conditions in the developing countries are valuable groups for chemoprophylactic investigations.


Laboratory and field studies on the effectiveness of organophosphorus insecticides in the control of C. fatigans.


The late Dr. D. K. VISWANATHAN. Glimpses of the man.


Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita with Pierre-Robin syndrome.


Nutritional aspects of calculus disease of the urinary tract.


The aetiology of Himalayan endemic goitre.


Acute chlorpromazine poisoning. Case report.


Tuberculoma of the brain. Pathologic picture and diagnosis.


Diagnosis of tuberculomas of th brain. Clinical and radiological correlation.


Studies on the electron transport system. XXIV. The reduction and oxidation of exogenous coenzyme Q.


Service core leaves room for teaching.

Service core leaves room for teaching.


The use of paraffin to create a middle ear space in musculoplasty.


Bruxism, a clinical and electromyographic study.


Single coronary artery. Report of the anomaly occurring in a woman.


Role of the adeno-hypophysis in the adrenal hypertrophy of rats with experimental hyperthyroidism.


Electrophoretic serum protein studies in chronic human Manson's schistosomiasis.


Treatment of traumatic aneurysms.

Treatment of traumatic aneurysms.


Inhibition of the local Shwartzman phenomenon by the administration of epsilon amino caproic acid.


Sympathomimetic action of the epsilon-amino caproic acid.


Study of the autonomic and neuromuscular action of isochondrodendrine and its derivatives by alkylation


Activation of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase of enzyme-deficient subjects. II. Properties of the activator and the activation reaction.


Role of phospholipids in lymphatic transport of dietary lipids in the dog.


Studies on bile secretion. Influence of vagal stimulation and acetylcholine on the secretion of bile in dogs.


Present trends in infectious diseases.

Present trends in infectious diseases.


What is normal.

What is normal.


Whooping-cough.

Whooping-cough.


Virus infections during pregnancy.

Virus infections during pregnancy.


The upper lobe lesion--old or new, with reference to a case of aspergillosis (mycetoma).


Interstitial irradiation of the pituitary.


Familial corneal dystrophy-lattice type.


A review of experimental work on radioytrium comprising. I. The tissue distribution. 2. The mechanism of deposition in bone. 3. The state in the blood.


Congenital cataract: classification and symptoms.


Surgical correction of calcified lumbar intervertebral disk in a Dachshund--a case report.


Resistance of Salmonellae isolated in 1959 and 1960 to tetracyclines and chloramphenicol. The resistance of cultures of Salmonella typhimurium to tetracyclines and chloramphenicol has been examined periodically. Although none of 200 cultures isolated prior to 1948 was resistant to the antibiotics, 5% of 100 cultures from man and 9% of 100 cultures from fowls which were isolated in 1956 and 1957 were resistant to tetracyclines. Among 158 cultures isolated from man and 100 cultures isolated from fowls in 1959 and 1960, 13.9 and 29%, respectively, were resistant to tetracyclines. In the last series, cultures resistant to chloramphenicol were found for the first time. Among 150 cultures of other Salmonella serotypes from man and 137 similar cultures isolated from fowls in 1959 and 1960, 5.3 and 8%, respectively, were found resistant to tetracyclines. There is no obvious explanation for the higher percentage of resistant strains occurring in S. typhimurium than in other serotypes.


Mevalonic acid as a precursor in the biogenesis of digitoxigenin.


A potential source of error in the hexobarbitone sleeping-time test in mice.


Freud's understanding of anxiety.

Freud's understanding of anxiety.


Sulphamethoxypyridazine in the treatment of veneral diseases.


Effects of ultrasonic radiation in Escherichia coli B using fluorochrome acridine orange as a vital stain.


Alveolar air carbon dioxide percentage in Indian subjects.


Chemical induction of mammary cancer in pseudopregnancy.


Asphyxiation of adult rhesus monkeys.

Asphyxiation of adult rhesus monkeys.


Osteosarcoma of left temporal bone followed by development of an astrocytoma of underlying temporal lobe. Thirty year review of an unusual case.


New evidence for a cholinergic process in sympathetic transmission.


The development of an open-heart surgery program in a community hospital.


A stereotaxic instrument for pallidothalamectomy in Parkinson's disease.


Dystonia musculorum deformans alleviated by chemopallidothalamectomy and substantia nigralysis. Case report.


Further observations on Lissauer tractolysis.


Electron microscopic examination of isolated fowlpox inclusions.


Biochemical changes and incorporation of P32 in separated elements of the hyperplastic lesion of fowlpox.


Skills the new graduate needs.

Skills the new graduate needs.


Risks in breech delivery associated with fetal size and the induction of labor.


Ovarian conservation.

Ovarian conservation.


Tumors.

Tumors.


The effect of psychostimulants and psychodepressants on DPN synthesis in the liver.


Pharmacological and clinical studies on Valium (T.M.) a new psychotherapeutic agent of the benzodiazepine class.


Pharmacology of chlordiazepoxide (Librium).


Problems in skin grafting.

Problems in skin grafting.


The milk-alkali synfcmme.

The milk-alkali synfcmme.


Scientific exhibit: diabetes insipidus. Current concepts in the production of antidiuretic hormone. Clinical and experimental observations.


Familial renal tubular acidosis.

Familial renal tubular acidosis.


Polyuria after operation for tumors in the region of the hypophysis and hypothalamus.


Treatment of chronic diabetes insipidus.


Clinical aspects of anterior pituitary failure.


Medical mycology in India--a review of the work done since 1910.


Some medico-social problems of rehabilitation.


The legislative basis of rehabilitation.


Insulin in blood.

Insulin in blood.


The mechanism of action of insulin.

The mechanism of action of insulin.


Induced fluorescence with acridine orange, after osmium fixation.


In memoriam, Louis B. BALDWIN, M.D. 1890-1961.


A comparison of social and solitary male delinquents.


Human ecology and susceptibility to the chemical environment.


Human ecology and susceptibility to the human environment. III. Air Pollution.


Fibrinolysin therapy in thromboembolic disease.


Community psychiatric services in a rural area.


Gumma of the heart.

Gumma of the heart.


Carotid body tumour.

Carotid body tumour.


Effect of repeated blood transfusions to anaemic rabbits.


A method of orientation of biological specimens for electron microscopy.


Sarcosporidiosis.

Sarcosporidiosis.


Cleft lip and palate in Tasmania.

Cleft lip and palate in Tasmania.


Diphtheria.

Diphtheria.


A review of 20 cases of aplastic anaemia.


Confirmation of a calculated ID50 of Mycobacterium johnei for the experimental production of Johne's disease in cattle.


The effect of anemia on the alveolar-capillary exchange of carbon monoxide in man.


The experimental infection of cattle with Mycobacterium johnei. II. Adult cattle inoculated intravenously.


The experimental infection of cattle with Mycobacterium johnei. III. Calves maintained in an infectious environment.


Fulminant ulcerative colitis.

Fulminant ulcerative colitis.


Seven centuries of the Ospedale Maggiore of Bologna.


Medium-level continuous alpha-air monitor.


Low dosage adrenocorticosteroid maintenance therapy of rheumatoid arthritis: icidence of peptic ulcer and osteoporosis.


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


Bovine tuberculosis eradication.

Bovine tuberculosis eradication.


Why tuberculosis in livestock is increasing.


Electromyography in the rabbit fetus.

Electromyography in the rabbit fetus.


Haemoglobin differences in inbred strains of mice.


Antibody response of newborns to formalinized poliomyelitis vaccine (Salk type).


Indications for tracheostomy.

Indications for tracheostomy.


Surgery of pulmonary emphysema.

Surgery of pulmonary emphysema.


Renovation project passes up short-term savings for long-term gains.


Intracranial surgery in the treatment of epilepsy.


Interactions of Vibrio cholerae, Shigella flexneri, Enterococci, and Lactobacilli in continuously fed cultures.


Selenium sulfide intoxication.

Selenium sulfide intoxication.


Hospital-strains of Staphylococcus aureus with special reference to their differences in the hospitals and wards, persistence and virulence.


Echo 9 virus antibody status after an epidemic period and the possible teratogenic effect of the infection.


The significance of Staphylococcus aureus phage type 80 in children's infections.


University students' dental health service in Finland: history, organization, program, and finances. A brief review.


Molecular ontogenesis and molecular genetics in the crosses of toads.


Cytodifferentiation induced by ribonucleoproteins.


Nutrition and health status survey of school children. II. Urban school children in Vellore Town, North Arcot District.


Nutrition and health status survey of school children. 1. Rural school children in Kaniyambadi Valley, North Arcot District.


Jaundice in infancy and childhood.

Jaundice in infancy and childhood.


Nutritional status survey of the rural population in Sholavaram.


Studies on the enzymic decomposition of urocanic acid. II. Properties of products of urocanase reaction.


Vertigo.

Vertigo.


Studies on the enzymic decomposition of urocanic acid. IV. Purification and properties of 4(5)-imidazolone-5(4)-propionic acid hydrolase.


Enzymes in Candida albicans. I. Pathways of glucose dissimilation.


Trends in medical education in the world.


Effects of stress on goal setting behavior.


Aconitate isomerase.

Aconitate isomerase.


Alkaline beta-glycerophosphatase of green gram (Phaseolus radiatus).


Some aspects of surgery of inguinal hernia based on personal experience and observations.


Management of premature infants in the tropics as practised in a premature nursery.


Antibiotics from higher plants.

Antibiotics from higher plants.


Problems of diagnosis of liver injury in pediatric practice.


Fluorescent antibody technique.

Fluorescent antibody technique.


The antigenicity of human chorionic gonadotrophin.


Carcinoma of the stomach after resection and G.E.A. for peptic gastroduodenal ulcer.


Endotoxic properties of Pseudomonas pseudomallei.


The specificity of skin homograft rejection in man.


Pollen repository treatment. Present status.


Allergic problems in children. The allergic index--its prognostic significance.


The allergic index: a practical advance in the diagnosis of allergic disease.


The antihemophilic globulin in plasma; content of freshly frozen single-donor plasma units prepared by the Los Angeles Red Cross Blood Center. A study was made of the antihemophilic globulin (AHG) content of 16 units of freshly frozen, single-donor, type specific plasma prepared by the Los Angeles Red Cross Blood Center for the treatment of patients with coagulation disorders. Three specimens were examined for each unit-(1) a control sample taken from the donor in a separate small tube, (2) a plasma unit sample before storage, and (3) a plasma unit sample after storage for periods up to one year. From a comparison of the AHG content of Samples 1 and 2, it was found that little AHG was lost in preparing the plasma units. From a comparison of Samples 2 and 3, it was found that a moderate AHG loss (averaging about 20 per cent) occurs on storage. This varied unpredictably from bottle to bottle and was unrelated to the duration of storage. Good AHG activity was found in 4 units after storage for one year. An individual unit of frozen plasma from the Los Angeles Red Cross Blood Center will contain between 50 and 115 per cent AHG activity (with a standard reference sample of plasma taken as 100 per cent).


Anti-hemophilic globulin levels in carriers of hemophilia A.


The mode of inheritance of PTA deficiency: evidence for the existence of major PTA deficiency and minor PTA deficiency.


A simple, specific one-stage assay for plasma thromboplastin antecedent activity.


Microscopic observations on the development of the ice phase in the freezing of blood.


Individualizing the excretory urogram.

Individualizing the excretory urogram.


Sickling and malaria.

Sickling and malaria.


Four haemoglobins in one individual. A study of the genetic interaction of Hb-G and Hb-C.


Accommodational variations in Israel, 1949-1960.


Monoamniotic tain pregnancy. A review of the literature and a report of 5 new cases.


Notes on the construction of experimental huts.


Observations on electrolytes in human saliva.


Information processing in neurones and small nets.


Secondary hyperaldosteronism in constrictive pericarditis.


Modification of the "Howard test" for the detection of renal-artery obstruction.


A study of the characteristics and growth requirements of bovine teat canal in organ culture.


A study of the effects of hormones and vitamin A on bovine test canal in organ culture.


Renal artery opacification during intravenous pyelography.


Normal values for serum lactic dehydrogenase.


Antigen-antibody reactions in allergic human tissues. II. Study by fluorescence technique of the localization of reagins in human skin and their relation to globulins. The skin of atopic patients contains specific reaginic antibodies in all epidermal cells, in unchallenged as well as antigen-challenged areas. The reagins are also present in the epithelial cells of sebaceous glands, sweat glands, hair follicles and also in macrophages and pericytes. Judged by staining characteristics, their immunologic reaction in tissues with antigen is identical with that of rabbit antibodies. Comparison of tissues stained with conjugated reagins and conjugated anti-human globulin antibodies demonstrates the close relationship of reagins and globulins. In antigen-challenged tissues the macrophages and pericytes become enlarged and stain more intensely with toluidine blue. No such changes in morphology or staining are present in histamine-tested or unchallenged atopic tissues.


Improved method for treating glass to produce surfaces suitable for the growth of certain mammalian cells in synthetic medium.


Antigen-antibody reactions in allergic human tissues. I. Preparation and use of fluorescein-conjugated reagins for staining the reaction sites. Skin sensitizing human antibodies were conjugated with various fluorescent dyes without significant loss in their ability to combine with specific antigen in vitro. A biopsy of the skin site challenged with egg albumin in a patient sensitive to this antigen could be stained specifically by the fluorescent reagins. The epithelial cells of the epidermis, sweat glands, hair follicles, and sebaceous glands in such a challenged site showed specific staining. In addition to the epithelial cells, the most intense staining was in macrophages and in pericapillary cells. The endothelium of the small blood vessels stained less intensely. Fibrous tissue bundles were specifically stained. The immunologic staining with the conjugated reagins was similar to but more intense than that obtained with conjugated rabbit anti-egg albumin globulins.


Studies on properties of surfaces required for growth of mammalian cells in synthetic medium. I. The HeLa cell.


Studies on properties of surfaces required for growth of mammalian cells in synthetic medium. II. The monkey kidney cell.


Studies on properties of surfaces required for growth of mammalian cells in synthetic medium. III. The L cell, strain 929.


Acid dissociation of aggregates of antibody and tobacco mosaic virus, with recovery of infectious virus.


The problem of pulmonary emphysema. The missing link between structure and function.


Analysis of the cross-reaction between two strains of tobacco mosaic virus.


Cleavage of sand dollar eggs under constant tensile stress.


The origin and formation of blastoderm cells of gammarid crustacea.


Comparative histochemical study of nucleoproteins in the blood corpuscles of vertebrates. III. Quantitative examination of deoxyribonucleoproteins.


Medical education--United States.

Medical education--United States.


The hospitals of New York City.

The hospitals of New York City.


Nucleoside metabolism in brain extracts from rat, rabbit and guinea pig.


Chromosomal aberrations in man.

Chromosomal aberrations in man.


Metabolism of fatty acids of related substances in animals exposed to cold.


Immunochemical studies of organ and tumor lipids: VIII. Comparison of human tumor and ox spleen cytosides.


Preparation for analysis.

Preparation for analysis.


The lipid residues in cytolipin H.

The lipid residues in cytolipin H.


Immunochemical studies of organ and tumor lipids. IX. Configuration of the carbohydrate residues in cytolipin H.


The assimilation and elimination of iron administered orally to the dog as ferrous isoascorbate and ferrous ammonium sulphate.


Medical students, family doctors, and family practice.


Patient reactions and patient needs in illness.


Planning your blood bank?

Planning your blood bank?


Role of the family physician in preparing a patient for surgery.


Adrenocorticotrophin and mitotic activity.


Effect of histamine on the circulating eosinophils in man.


Effect of prednisolone and deoxycorticosterone, administered separately and with growth hormone, on the mucosal mast cells and tissue eosinophils of rat stomach wall.


Quantitative effect of some steroid hormones on the mucosal mast cells and tissue eosinophils in the rat stomach wall.


Contributions to the study of the biochemical changes in the blood during hemorrhagic collapse and resuscitation.


Contribution to the study of the mutual relations between the electrocardiogram and the cardiac monophasic wave.


Role of the gamma system in posture.

Role of the gamma system in posture.


A study of the total proportional strength of young adult males.


Action of a barbiturate drug (amylobarbitone sodium) on the vestibulo-ocular reflex.


Mathematical biology.

Mathematical biology.


Cardiac findings in idiopathic hypercalcemia of infancy.


Does clinical research interfere with treatment?


Toward the operational definition of a biosocial system.


Experience with alcohol block of the lumbar sympathetic trunk.


Beta-2A (beta-3-II, gamma-1A) mouse leugenerative lesions in muscles.


A contribution to experimental studies on rheumatic fever.


On some questions of experimental evaluation of vaccines and non specific resistance.


The concept and uses of epidemiology.

The concept and uses of epidemiology.


A comparison of acceptors and resistors of drug treatment as an adjunct to psychotherapy.


Benign and malignant exfoliated gastrointestinal mucosal cells. Morphologic characteristics.


Antigen-antibody reaction site in contact dermatitis. Determination by use of fluorescent antibody technique.


Fluorescence microscopy in the diagnosis of cutaneous malignancy.


Increased resistance to toxins induced by phenol.


Carcinoma of the pancreas, biliary tract liver. I.


Phenol-induced tolerance to shock.

Phenol-induced tolerance to shock.


Concept identification as a function of language pretraining and task complexity.


Exfoliative cytology of the stomach.

Exfoliative cytology of the stomach.


The isolation of arginine vasotocin from fish pituitary glands.


Isolation and characterization of bovine parathyroid hormone.


Isolation of a parathyroid polypeptide from acetic acid extracts of bovine parathyroid glands.


Operative treatment of a case of complete laryngeal stricture resulting from lupus.


Parathyroid hormone. Nature and mechanism of action.


The parathyroid hormone.

The parathyroid hormone.


The purification of parathyroid polypeptides.


Chemotherapeutic procedures in the management of cancer.


Facial neuralgia and osteo-arthritis of the temporomandibular joint. A preliminary report.


Epilepsy and brain tumor.

Epilepsy and brain tumor.


Transmission of scattered gamma-rays through concrete and iron slabs.


Modification of Hirsch's transsepto-sphenoidal method for hypophysectomy.


The internship.

The internship.


Biological value of a yeast hydrolysate made from distillery sludge.


Nutritive value of a yeast hydrolysate made from distillery sludge.


Modified nonsuture anastomosis of coronary artery and internal mammary artery in dogs.


Hepatitis, cirrhosis, and hepatoma in birds.


Demerol as an anesthetic agent used in 9,000 surgical cases.


On work of the division of hygiene, microbiology and epidemiology of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR (February 1960-February 1961)


Advances in medical education in Germany.


An early nineteenth-century view of functional vs. organic disease.


Differential "nephkopacification": a screening procedure for unilateral renal artery occlusion.


Urethane therapy in multiple myeloma.

Urethane therapy in multiple myeloma.


Pre-Vesalian anatomy in the light of modern research.


Methyl bromide poisoning.

Methyl bromide poisoning.


G.E. STAHL'S psychological physiology.

G.E. STAHL'S psychological physiology.


Intermittent spinal ischemia.

Intermittent spinal ischemia.


Bile acids. XV. Partial synthesis of the new metabolite of deoxycholic acid, 3 alpha,6 beta,12 alpha-trihydroxycholanic acid.


Mesenteric vascular occlusion in infancy and childhood.


Enzymes of arginine metabolism in brain.


Hageman trait.

Hageman trait.


Studies on the action of Hageman factor: evidence that activated Hageman factor in turn activates plasma thromboplastin antecedent.


Evidence for the presence of corticosteroid-type hormones in milk.


Experimental pyelonephritis. I.

Experimental pyelonephritis. I.


Wilms tumor.

Wilms tumor.


Vaginal ureteral ectopy.

Vaginal ureteral ectopy.


Mechanical versus chemical keratolysis by dermatophytes.


A unique osteolytic-dentotropic virus derived from transplanted human cancers.


Passive transfer of allergic reactions to tuberculin with plasma protein fractions from hypersensitive guinea pigs.


In vitro suppression of polymorphonuclear leukocyte and lymphocyte glycolysis by cortisol.


The testing and control of pharmaceutical products.


Bordetella bronchiseptica bacteriophage.


Clinical experience with TSPA (triethylene thiophosphoramide) in advanced malignant diseases.


Survival of patients with "recurrent" or inoperable carcinoma of the breast with special consideration of the effect of hormonal treatment. A study of 338 cases.


Urinary tract infections in pregnancy. Their role in the etiology of chronic pye-Ionephritis.


Intravenous use of Methergin and oxytocin in the third stage of labour. A comparison.


Trichinosis in the Arctic.

Trichinosis in the Arctic.


Importance of the infecting dose on growth patterns of Rous sarcoma virus (RSV) in chick brain.


The distribution of steroid in skin following intravenous injection or oral administration.


Mycosis fungoides. Discussion and clinical experience at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hosptial.


Idiopathic (hereditary) hyperlipemia and hypercholesteremia in children.


"Enclosed" hemorrhage and neonatal jaundice.


Haptoglobin patterns in cord blood serums.


The preadolescent ego: some observations of normal children.


Studies on the nature of phase variation of Sh. sonnei.


Reversible injury of L-strain mouse cells by trypsin.


The frequency of arteriosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease among ostensibly healthy working populations in Finland. An electrocardiographic and clinical study.


Sex differences in the orientation and magnitude of the mean spatial QRS and T vectors.


Polyps of the colon--significance and management.


The surgeon and the chemotherapy programme in malignant disease.


Chemotherapy of solid tumors.

Chemotherapy of solid tumors.


Ballon occlusion.

Ballon occlusion.


A study of carbamyl phosphate synthesis in Streptococcus lactis.


The indirect role of biotin in the synthesis of ornithine transcarbamyiase.


Changes in productive and reproductive intellectual activity between 60 and 90 years of age.


Discussion on the medical management and indications for surgery in diverticulosis and diverticultis.


Prospects of cancer control.

Prospects of cancer control.


The telephone in epidemiology of staphylococcal disease.


Poliomyelitis in an immunized community.


Diagnosis of neoplastic tissue of the brain and other organs with Rio Hortega's rapid ammoniated silver carbonate impregnation.


Plasma I-131 determination and thyroidal I-131 uptake in the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism "problem" cases.


Two-hour uptake of iodine 131 by the thyroid.


The action of fluothane on the autonomic nervous system.


Whither goeth the American surgeon?

Whither goeth the American surgeon?


The proprietary nursing home--a statistical evaluation.


Origins of the Copernican Revolution.

Origins of the Copernican Revolution.


Rupture of the kidney in the newborn infant.


Malignant melanoma of the nose and paranasal sinuses and juvenile melanoma of the nose.


Chlorprothixene: a new psychotropic entity.


An improved colorimetric enzymatic assay of ceruloplasmin.


On the absorption of bacterial endotoxin from the gastro-intestinal tract of the normal and shocked animal. Coliform-free rabbits fed P(32) labeled E. coli 0111B(4) prior to the induction of experimental hemorrhagic shock were shown to have a substantial amount of the type-specific 0111B(4) antigen in the circulating blood, liver, and spleen, whereas normal rabbits fed the same amount of these bacteria and held under identical conditions, but not exposed to shock, have the antigen within the liver, and occasionally in the kidney, but not in the blood. That the antigen recovered from the blood and tissues was derived from this specific strain of bacteria was demonstrated by the use of the hemagglutination inhibition reaction, by the absence of cross-reacting antigens in appropriate control animals, and by agreement in the amount of antigen as estimated by two different technics. Transport of bacterial endotoxin across the intestinal membrane appears to be achieved primarily by passive diffusion. The accumulation of biologically active endotoxin in the blood and tissues of the shocked animal appears to be due to a reduction in the detoxifying potential of the reticulo-endothelial system, and not to a greater than normal absorption of endotoxin from the intestine. The absence of toxicity in the specific antigen extracted from normal liver demonstrates that the degradation of endotoxic potency can be achieved without altering the chemical integrity of the polysaccharide moiety of the molecule. The implications of the hypothesis that there is a continuous but fluctuating absorption of bacterial endotoxin from the intestine are briefly discussed, and the contribution of free circulating bacterial endotoxin of intestinal origin to the fate of the shocked animal is noted.


The clinical applications and methods of administration of actinomycin in the treatment of different tumors.


The changing picture of pneumonia and empyema in infants and children. A review of the experience at the Harriet Lane Home from 1934 through 1958.


Lightning stroke. Report of a case with recovery after cardiac massage and prolonged artificial respiration.


Operative treatment of congenital deformities of the chest.


The story of pyloric stenosis.

The story of pyloric stenosis.


Traumatic heart disease.

Traumatic heart disease.


Warts and nevi.

Warts and nevi.


Eight years of cancer registration in Slovenia, (Yugoslavia).


Isolation of a DPNH-diaphorase from pig liver mitochondria.


Effect of castration, hypophysectomy, androgens, and estrogens on the spleen and bone marrow of golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus).


The infectious nature of ribonucleic acid of certain viruses and the approach to antiviral chemotherapy.


The cost of medical care.

The cost of medical care.


Straight back syndrome: a new heart disease.


Pregnanediol excretion in multiple pregnancy.


Studies of blood groups antibodies. III. Observations on the physicochemical properties of isohemagglutinins and isohemolysins.


Studies of blood group antibodies. IV. Physicochemical differences between isoanti-A,B and isoanti-A or isoanti-B.


The surgical treatment of ulcerative colitis.


The functional anatomy of the cysticercoid of Choanotaenia crassiscolex (Linstow 1890) (Dilepididae) from the digestive gland of Oxychilus cellarius (Mull) (Stylommatophora), with some observations on developmental stages.


Effects of tissue temperature on mammalian activity rhythms.


The sublabial absorption of serum gonadotropin.


The concentration of thiopentone in unmixed solutions.


Cyclopropane, a reassessment.

Cyclopropane, a reassessment.


Ten Commandments for use of type faces.

Ten Commandments for use of type faces.


Ureteral calculi.

Ureteral calculi.


The use of an alpha-pulse-height analyzer in environmental monitoring.


Reconstructive vascular surgery.

Reconstructive vascular surgery.


Akinetoplastic strain of Trypanosoma evansi produced by Prothidium.


The chemical cytology of the adrenal medulla in the domestic pigeon.


Postoperative problems of ileostomy and colostomy.


Cranial contours in the Australian aboriginal.


A quantifiable behavioral correlate of psychotogen and tranquilizer actions. A representative psychotogen, lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD-25), in doses small enough to be devoid of gross effects, increases response latency in rats to a tone indicating the availability of water reward; this effect is greatly reduced by prophylactic administration of a representative phenothiazine tranquilizer, chlorpromazine (CPZ), in doses that per se do not affect performance. The nature of the chlorpromazine action and its competition with lysergic acid diethylamide is revealed by the effects of chlorpromazine in larger doses.


A new method for the preparation of human cadaver bone marrow for transfusion.


Comparative structural studies of phosphoglucomutase and chymotrypsin.


A method for characterizing the type and numbers of groups involved in enzyme action.


Absorption of serum from the peritoneal cavity.


Differential diagnosis of bronchiectasis and bronchitis.


Summer at Ziv.

Summer at Ziv.


Prolapse and the puerperium.

Prolapse and the puerperium.


A play area in a child health conference.


Sacro-iliac lipomatosis.

Sacro-iliac lipomatosis.


n-Alkane utilization and lipid formation by a Nocardia.


Preparation and properties of acrylamide gel for use in electrophoresis.


Further modification of flame photometer. Dual-channel circuit for convenient determination of sodium and potassium.


Feeding the new-born infant.

Feeding the new-born infant.


Guilt in young mothers.

Guilt in young mothers.


Home care for the sick child; a mobile hospital team.


Why is a nurse?

Why is a nurse?


Opening the doors.

Opening the doors.


Intestinal tissue blood flow in shock due to endotoxin.


Venomous snakes and their bites.

Venomous snakes and their bites.


Intestinal tissue blood flows in experimental shock due to hemorrhage endotoxin, and adrenalin; and in endotoxin shock pretreated with hydrocortisone or dibenzyline.


Cerebrovascular effects of topically applied serotonin in the cat.


Arteriography and vasospasm. The effects of intracarotid contrast media on vasospasm.


Postural hypotension associated with anhidrosis and unchanging pulse; a case report and review of the subject.


Surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis associated with anthracosis and silicosis in coal miners.


Morphogenesis of Mycoplasma and bacterial L-form colonies.


AB-103, a new chemotherapeutic agent in the treatment of bronchogenic carcinoma-a preliminary report.


Discussion: Pavlovian Conference on Higher Nervous Activity. IV. Irradiation and generalization.


Raphael's "idealess" behavior.

Raphael's "idealess" behavior.


Recent Soviet phyletic comparisons of classical and of operant conditioning: experimental designs.


The observable unconscious and the inferable conscious in current Soviet psychophysiology: interoceptive conditioning, semantic conditioning, and the orienting reflex.


Use of AB-103 (a "dual antagonist") in the treatment of bronchogenic carcinoma.


Priscol as an aid to iron therapy in anaemia.


Studies on polynucleotides. X. Enzymic degradation. Some properties and mode of action of spleen phosphodiesterase.


Isolation of dermatophytes from soil in Warsaw.


An evaluation of therapy for the undescended testis.


The cutaneous lesions of sarcoidosis.

The cutaneous lesions of sarcoidosis.


Embolic occlusion of the aorta in patients with mitral stenosis.


Chronic chlorpromazine jaundice: with particular reference to its relationship to primary biliary cirrhosis.


Neuropsychiatric complications of portacaval anastomosis.


Triacetyloleandomycin in general practice.


An isomer of reserpine--report of a clinical trial of a new hypotensive substance.


Acute diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis in scleroderma.


New examples of D--/D--.

New examples of D--/D--.


Chromosome damage and growth reduction produced in roots of Vicia faba by x-rays and by triethylene melamine.


Diffuse lung disease: clinical and radiological features.


Diffuse lung disease: physiological features.


Respiratory insufficiency.

Respiratory insufficiency.


Curing of lysogenic Salmonella typhosa Vi-phage types by ultraviolet irradiation.


Custom and culture: problems of nursing services in cross-cultural situations.


Successive generation rat feeding studies with a composite diet of gamma-irradiated foods.


A summary of the wholesomeness of gamma-irradiated foods.


Studies on thermal destruction of Escherichia coli in milk and milk products. Escherichia coli (ATCC no. 9637) was shown to have mean D values (slope of destruction rate curve) of 28.2, 5.1, 1.3, 0.00195, 0.00100, 0.00055, 0.00029, and 0.00016 min in milk at temperatures of 125, 130, 135, 168, 170, 172, 174, and 176 F, respectively. The mean D values for this organism in chocolate milk were 32.2, 10.4, 2.6, 0.00265, 0.00133, 0.00069, 0.00035, and 0.00028 min at respective temperatures of 125, 130, 135, 168, 170, 172, 174, and 176 F. Mean D values of 34.4, 10.0, 3.5, 0.00093, 0.00080, 0.00068, 0.00043, and 0.00036 min were found in cream for respective temperatures of 125, 130, 135, 168, 170, 172, 174, and 176 F. In ice cream mix the organism was found to have mean D values of 39.3, 15.2, 5.1, 0.00147, 0.00120, 0.00078, 0.00070, and 0.00053 min for temperatures of 125, 130, 135, 170, 172, 174, 176, and 178 F, respectively. The slopes of the thermal death time curves were found to be 10.2, 10.2, 10.0, and 10.3 F for this organism in milk, chocolate milk, 40% fat cream, and ice cream mix, respectively.


Blood pressure and osmolarity changes in the dumping syndrome.


Cholinergic-like effects of hypertonic solutions.


Observations on the etiology of spigelian hernia.


The nature of the dumping syndrome.

The nature of the dumping syndrome.


DDT and DDE content of human fat. A survey.


Business gifts; the problem ... some solutions.


The teaching hospital's dependence on the community.


Medical journalism throughout the world.


Neonatal varicella.

Neonatal varicella.


Extensive acanthosis nigricans with a bronchial carcinoma. Report of a case.


Intralesional triamcinolone acetonide in the treatment of psoriasis.


Localized epidermolysis bullosa.

Localized epidermolysis bullosa.


Serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase (SGO-T) determinations in prostatic surgery: report of cases.


Medical program of the Veterans Administration (Mount Alto) Hospital.


Present-day status of biopsy in the uterine cervix.


The cell as mirror of disease.

The cell as mirror of disease.


Dysplasia in the uterine cervix during pregnancy: an analytical study of the cells.


Phlegmasia cerulea dolens; a case report with a review of the literature.


A middle colic arteriovenous fistula developing as a postgastrectomy complication.


Coexistent pulmonary coccidioidomycosis and tuberculosis.


Differences in strains of Trichomonas vaginalis as revealed by intraperitoneal injections into mice.


Animal experience with the calcium-digitalis tolerance test.


Exfoliative cytology of pleural, peritoneal and pericardial fluids.


Preparation of the colon with a new senna compound.


Ocular reactions to antimalarial drugs.

Ocular reactions to antimalarial drugs.


Keeping the visitors in mind.

Keeping the visitors in mind.


The effects of feeding irradiated flour to dogs. II. Reproduction and pathology.


Studies of the effects of chlortetracycline, vitamin E, and vitamin K on the nutrition of the rat II. Reproduction.


Aster-associated particles in the cleavage of marine invertebrate eggs.


Applications of freeze-substitution to electron microscope studies of invertebrate oocytes. A modified freeze-substitution process is described which gives a low percentage (less than 5 per cent) of preparations of invertebrate eggs which appear to be ice crystal-free at the resolution of the electron microscope. The mitochondria show no membranes in these preparations but can be recognized by internal spaces with the size and the distribution of the cristae. The Golgi bodies resemble those seen with diffusion fixatives, but the limiting membranes are here double; that is, they appear to be a triple-layered sandwich with two outer dark approximately 25A layers and an inner light layer of the same thickness. The endoplasmic reticulum is clearly present and resembles that seen with diffusion fixatives. Here again, the limiting membranes are double with the same dimensions as those in the Golgi bodies. The membranes of the Golgi bodies and ER are seen after permanganate but not lead hydroxide staining. The hyaloplasm (or "cell sap") is crowded with 150 to 200A particles and these are also seen lining the ER membranes. In general, the structures as seen with the present technique show considerable similarity to those seen with diffusion fixatives.


Studies on the pathogenesis of the ethanol-induced fatty liver. I. Synthesis and oxidation of fatty acids by the liver.


Skin windows and the action of the reticuloendothelial system in man.


Contributions of electron microscopy to the study of platelets.


Methohexital sodium. Clinical study of a new intravenous barbiturate anesthetic.


Root fusion.

Root fusion.


Mycoses and the proctologist.

Mycoses and the proctologist.


Effects of gamma-aminobutyric acid on chemically and electrically-evoked activity in the isolated cerebral cortex of the dog.


Studies on the cachexia of tumor-bearing animals. I. Body weight changes, carcass composition, and metabolic studies.


Catalase synthesis and destruction in starvation.


The availability of leucine derivatives for growth of rats.


The lordotic curve of the cervical spine.


Introversion-extraversion and kinesthetic aftereffects.


The facts of life in the future of American medicine.


Some problems facing Britain's National Health Service--the hospital service.


Studies of biochemical changes in subcellular particles of rat liver and their relationship to a new hypothesis regarding the pathogenesis of carbon tetrachloride fat accumulation.


Adrenal ascorbic acid and corticosteroidogenesis following unilateral adrenalectomy in the rat.


Adeno-acanthoma of the ovary; report of 3 cases.


The role of plasma CO2 tension and carbonic anhydrase activity in the renal reabsorption of bicarbonate.


A new insight into pathogenesis of carbon tetrachloride fat infiltration.


Distribution of adenylic acid residues in nucleic acid of tobacco mosaic virus.


Distribution of guanylic acid residues in tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid.


Action of micrococcal phosphodiesterase on polyribonucleotides terminated by guanylic acid.


Drowning treated with intermittent positive pressure breathing.


A modified atrial cannula.

A modified atrial cannula.


Reconstruction of the raw surface after pulmonary segmental resection.


Amyloidosis in Guntur.

Amyloidosis in Guntur.


Chloroma. (Report of three cases).

Chloroma. (Report of three cases).


Benign renal tumours.

Benign renal tumours.


The basilar circulation in otolaryngology.


Vascular anastomoses in the region of the mandibular symphysis.


Simultaneous determination of dextran and glucose in serum.


Blood flow and blood pressure in the internal maxillary artery.


Hydroxyzine (atarax) in the treatment of non-institutionalized psychotics.


Action of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on dehydrogenases.


A comparison of open-chest and closed-chest cardiac massage in dogs.


Yeast alcohol dehydrogenase--rabbit antibody interaction: enzymatic and turbidimetric measurement of AG-AB reaction.


Oxidation-reduction reactions of plastoquinone in isolated chloroplasts.


The mechanism of reactivation of enzyme systems in mitochondrial preparations treated with organic solvents.


Oxidation-reduction levels of ubiquinone (coenzyme Q) in different metabolic states of rat liver mitochondria.


The metabolism of vitamin A acid and its C25 homolog.


Decompressive enterotomy: effect on fluid losses in obstruction of the ileum.


Experimental bowel obstruction. Fluid losses accompanying enterotomy in hydrated and dehydrated dogs.


Physical medicine. V. Teaching patients to walk.


Physical medicine. VI. Examples of prescriptions for physical therapy.


Spinal cord and adrenocorticotropin release.


Endometrial carcinoma.

Endometrial carcinoma.


The early detection of diabetes mellitus.


A comparative study of vascular responses to the intra-arterial and intravenous administration of various vasodilator agents.


Tobacco hypersensitivity: peripheral circulatory implications.


Office management of peripheral circulatory disturbances.


Studies on physiology of the new born. Studies in respiration, heart rate and temperature. I.


Research atmospheres in departments of psychiatry.


Hazards of the prolongation of labour.

Hazards of the prolongation of labour.


Salmonella meningitis.

Salmonella meningitis.


The roentgen therapy of pontine gliomas.


A bacteriophage specific for Mycobacterium tuberculosis, varieties hominis and bovis.


Process for pan coating small batches of tablets.


The causes and treatment of arterial hypotension, circulatory collapse and shock following cardiovascular operations.


Atresia of the mitral valve.

Atresia of the mitral valve.


Surgical management of unusual cardivascular anomalies: complete transposition of the great vessels, vascular rings, congenital mitral stenosis, mitral atresia, cor triatriatum, congenital aortic stenosis and tricuspid atresia.


Tetralogy of Fallot.

Tetralogy of Fallot.


Closed methods in cardiovascular surgery.


Hypnosis in the treatment of the asthmatic child.


Inhibition of commonantigen fluorescence in grouping streptococci by the fluorescent antibody method.


Personality characteristics and success in a nursing program.


The nursing care plan. As a student uses it.


Cheyletiella parasitovorax infestation of pups.


Effect of sleep on CO2 stimulation of breathing in acute and chronic hypoxia.


Effect of sleep on hypoxic stimulation of breathing at sea level and altitude.


Medical care proposals.

Medical care proposals.


Charitable immunity.

Charitable immunity.


Construction funds: nursing homes, medical schools.


A study of the effects of loud sound on tinnitus.


The long-term follow-up care of laryngectomized patients.


A note on the distribution of radioactive colloidal gold following intraperitoneal injection.


The self-sterilizing properties of the vitreous.


Congenital glaucoma: treatment.

Congenital glaucoma: treatment.


The blood groups of cataract patients.

The blood groups of cataract patients.


The role of repetition and set in paired-associate learning.


Vesicoureteral reflux.

Vesicoureteral reflux.


Health insurance coverage of hospital care for mental illness.


Hearing and speech disorders.

Hearing and speech disorders.


The origin and development of autopsy.

The origin and development of autopsy.


Granulomas induced by surgical lubricating jelly.


Psoriasis and arthritis. Clinicopathologic study.


Negative latexfixation test in psoriatic arthritis.


Patients with spinal cord injury. Clinical cutaneous studies.


Studies on the triple response of Lewis in patients with spinal cord injury.


Organic phosphate insecticide poisoning.


Studies of pulmonary diffusion and hemodynamics in experimental left-to-right shunts of alterable flow.


Studies of coronary artery distribution in congenital heart disease.


Complications of perfusion.

Complications of perfusion.


Three British species of the genus Metaradiophrya including one new species M. gardneri.


Metabolism of mammary-gland slices from rats receiving progesterone and 3-methylcholanthrene.


Enzymic desulphation of porphyran.

Enzymic desulphation of porphyran.


Bilateral congenital glaucoma.

Bilateral congenital glaucoma.


Respiration of epithelial component of mammary gland slices.


Studies on the functional morphology of the scolex and of the genitalia in Echinobothrium brachysoma Pintner and E. affine Diesing from Raja clavata L.


Use of the electroencephalogram in pediatric practice.


The effect of gonadectomy on the response of the pituitary I.C.S.H.-content to steroid sex hormones. II. The effect of a reflex initiated by gonadectomy on the response of the pituitary I.C.S.H.-content after treatment with steroid sex hormones.


Influence of steroid sex hormones on the F.S.H.-release by rat hypophyses in vitro.


A domiciliary obstetric practice 1948-58.


Hyponatraemia and impaired renal tubular function with carcinoma of bronchus.


Co-operation in world mental health year.


Problems of mental health in our time.

Problems of mental health in our time.


The metabolism of isolated rat-liver nuclei.


The metabolism of isolated rat-liver nuclei during chemical carcinogenesis. Thioacetamide and p-dimethylaminoazobenzene (butter yellow).


Blood enzymes in liver injury.

Blood enzymes in liver injury.


The pathogenesis of liver injury in carbon tetrachloride and thioacetamide poisoning.


Reversible nature of liver cell damage due to carbon tetrachloride as demonstrated by the use of phenergan.


A controlled trial of imipramine ("Tofranil") in the treatment of severe depressive states.


A controlled trial of phenelzine ("Nardil") in the treatment of severe depressive illness.


Mental disease.

Mental disease.


Some relationships between creativity and personality.


Methotrexate vs. aminopterin for psoriasis.


Development of immunity to tuberculosis in adult mice injected with tubercle bacilli during foetal life.


Analysis of the host-parasite equilibrium in chronic murine tuberculosis by total and viable bacillary counts.


Bacterial population studies in chronic murine tuberculosis.


Some in vivo and in vitro observations on the effects of tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane in diabetic acidosis.


International medicine--a tool for peace. I.


Exenteration of the orbit and repair by transplantation of the temporalis muscle.


The role of the pigment epithelium in ocular pathology.


Radiation necrosis of the chest wall. Full-thickness reconstruction with pedicle flap and diced homologous cartilage over the pericardium complicated by cardiac arrest.


An apparatus for administering known concentrations of volatile anaesthetics to small laboratory animals.


Technique for studying thermally induced phase transitions.


The effect of hypoxia on liver secretion studied by intravital fluorescence microscopy.


beta-D-1, 2-Glucanases in fungi.

beta-D-1, 2-Glucanases in fungi.


Max NONNE (1860-1959).

Max NONNE (1860-1959).


Level of stimulus pretraining and paired-associate learning.


Relationships between self-acceptance and sociometric choices.


Transposition in the intermediate-size problem by preschool children.


Acid-fast bacilli in pleural biopsy specimens.


Subjective intensity of coffee odor.

Subjective intensity of coffee odor.


Results in 39 bilateral Ridley intra-ocular implants.


Development of knowledge of traumatic shock in man.


Sinus arrhythmia. 1. Data and patterns from groups of individuals followed from 1 month to 23 years of age.


Thyroid function in the presence of breast cancer.


A fatal case of cancer of the gallbladder. Some aetiological and surgical observations.


Treatment of malignant disease with an alkylating agent: review of 100 patients treated with "Endoxan".


Malate synthetase and isocitritase in Tetrahymena pyriformis.


Mesenteric vein disease.

Mesenteric vein disease.


The stages of mesenteric artery disease.


Bendroflumethiazide.

Bendroflumethiazide.


Influence of intermittent exposure to simulated altitude on plasma and tissue electrolytes in rats.


Cardiac output response to standing and treadmill walking.


Cardiac output in normal resting man.

Cardiac output in normal resting man.


Circulatory changes in man during mild supine exercise.


The cultivation of Entamoeba histolytica with radiation-inactivated bacterial cells.


How to make sure 'big changes' are posted.


The hemodynamic determinants of the rate of change in pressure in the left ventricle during isometric contraction.


Differentiation of encephalitis virus infection rates from transmission rates in mosquito vector populations.


Overwintering of arthropod-borne viruses.


Possible genetic factors in disseminated sclerosis.


Respiratory response to acute exercise in induced metabolic acidosis.


Myocardial blood flow and oxygen consumption during postprandial lipemia and heparin-induced lipolysis.


Myocardial oxygen consumption during exercise in fasting and lipemic subjects.


Myocardial response to cigarette smoking in normal subjects and patients with coronary disease.


Effect of cigarette smoking on coronary circulation and cardiac work in patients with arteriosclerotic coronary disease.


Bedside accidents.

Bedside accidents.


Construction lawsuits.

Construction lawsuits.


Liability: cases and comments.

Liability: cases and comments.


Negligence cases.

Negligence cases.


Res ipsa loquitur and hospital lawsuits.


Surgery and the law.

Surgery and the law.


The medical record in the courts.

The medical record in the courts.


T. B. diagnoses: three court decisions.

T. B. diagnoses: three court decisions.


The trend away from immunity.

The trend away from immunity.


Initial clinical study of parenteral methylglyoxal bis(guanylhydrazone) diacetate.


The fine structure of human hemoglobinuric kidney cells with particular reference to hyalin droplets and iron micelle localization.


What is permissiveness?

What is permissiveness?


The fine structure of neuromuscular junctions and the sarcoplasmic reticulum of extrinsic eye muscles of Fundulus heteroclitus. The extrinsic eye muscles of the killifish (F. heteroclitus) were fixed in OSO(4) (pH 7.6) and subsequently dehydrated, embedded, and sectioned for electron microscopy. The fine structures of neuromuscular junctions and of sarcoplasmic reticulum were then observed. The neuromuscular junction consists of the apposition of axolemma (60 to 70 A) and sarcolemma (90 to 100 A), with an intervening cleft space of 200 to 300 A, forming a synaptolemma 400 to 500 A thick. The terminal axons contain synaptic vesicles, mitochondria, and agranular reticulum. The subsynaptic sarcolemma lacks the infolding arrangement characteristic of neuromuscular junctions from other vertebrate skeletal muscle, making them more nearly like that of insect neuromuscular junctions. A comparison between the folded and non-folded subsynaptic membrane types is made and discussed in terms of comparative rates of acetylcholine diffusion from the synaptic cleft and resistances of the clefts and subsynaptic membranes. The sarcoplasmic reticulum consists of segmentally arranged, membrane-limited vesicles and tubular and cisternal elements which surround individual myofibrils in a sleeve-like arrangement. Triadic differentiation occurs at or near the A-I junction. Unit sleeves span the A and I bands alternately and consist of closed terminal cisternae interconnected across the A and I bands by tubular cisternae. The thickness of the sarcoplasmic membranes increases from 30 to 40 A in intertriadic regions to 50 to 70 A at the triads. The location of the triads is compared with previously described striated muscle from Ambystoma larval myotomes, cardiac and sartorius muscles of the albino rat, mouse limb muscle, chameleon lizard muscle, and insect muscle, with reference to their possible role in intracellular impulse conduction.


Effect of middle ear muscle action on certain psycho-physical measurements.


In memory of EINTHOVEN.

In memory of EINTHOVEN.


A contribution to the question of oculo-ocular pressure reactions in experimental animals.


Renal cyst associated with carcinoma.

Renal cyst associated with carcinoma.


Effect of Diamox on potential difference resistance and secretory rate of dog's stomach.


Fatty acid composition of mouse lipids and lipoproteins.


Serum isoniazid concentrations in Japanese tuberculosis patients and the effect of the simultaneous administration of PAS.


Pathologic forms of self-esteem regulation.


Agglutinin-adsorption analysis of Vibrio fetus. Reich, C. V. (Pennsylvania State University, University Park), C. E. Heist, and H. W. Dunne. Agglutinin-adsorption analysis of Vibrio fetus. J. Bacteriol. 82:210-214. 1961.-All pathogenic strains of Vibrio fetus are apparently members of a single serotype. Within this broad grouping, it was possible to define the relationship of certain selected strains by a system of complete reciprocal adsorption and cross agglutination. Formalin treated suspensions of V. fetus, and controlled titer homologous rabbit antisera were used. The results of a set of reactions, involving five strains, were analyzed as a complete reaction pattern. A system of 12 antigens and 4 haptens, each alphabetically characterized, was necessary to reproduce schematically the experimentally obtained reaction pattern. One of the antigens, designated as antigen A, was a somatic antigen present on every strain of V. fetus examined. Evidence indicates that this antigen represented about 5% of the total antigenic area of the cell surface.


Effect of actinomycin D on cellular nucleic acid synthesis and virus production. Actinomycin D inhibits the synthesis of ribonucleic acid in L cells and the yield of vaccinia virus containing deoxyribonucleic acid, but it does not inhibit cellular deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis or the multiplication of Mengo virus containing ribonucleic acid. These observations serve to distinguish the replication of viral ribonucleic from ribonucleic acid synthesis which is controlled by viral or cellular deoxyribonucleic acid.


Effect of mitomycin C on the growth of some animal viruses.


Bacteriocidal action of mitomycin C.

Bacteriocidal action of mitomycin C.


Localized myofascitis of the abdominal wall simulating acute appendicitis.


Further remarks on counter-transference.


The effect of progressive sodium depletion on corticosteroid secretion by the autotransplanted adrenal gland of conscious sheep.


Restrictive heart disease: diagnosis and treatment.


Treatment of ununited fractures of the neck of the femur.


Ligation of the internal iliac (hypogastric) arteries: a life-saving procedure for uncontrollable gynecologic and obstetric hemorrhage.


Chloroform anaesthesia in obstetrics. Its effect on the serum activity of ornithine carbamyl transferase, glutamic oxalacetic transaminase, and glutamic pyruvic transaminase.


Ornithine carbamyl transferase activity in human serum in disease of the liver and the biliary system.


Ornithine carbamyl transferase activity in human serum in disease other than that of the liver and biliary tract.


Formation of deoxycytidine phosphates from cytidine phosphates in extracts from Escherichia coli.


Studies on a possible regulatory mechanism for the biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid.


Herpes zoster and varicella occurring in siblings following contact with chickenpox.


The biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid by the chick embryo. IV. Formation of deoxycytidine and deoxyguanosine phosphates with soluble enzymes.


Humoral modification of the function of the reticuloendothelial system.


Effects of insulin on blood glucose entry and removal rates in man.


Carcinoma of the endometrium. A case study illustrating the evolution of the disease in a 24-year-old woman.


Effect of dialysis and oxidation on plasma parathyroid hormone activity.


Fractionation of plasma parathyroid hormone activity.


Differential effect of hydrogen peroxide upon the biological activity of thyroid stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone.


Effect of urea on the solubility of bovine pituitary Proteinase II.


Studies on erythropoietin. I. Demonstration of erythropoietin in normal plasma.


Failure to confirm the report that pitressin has a growth stimulating effect.


Growth in adrenalectomized rats.

Growth in adrenalectomized rats.


Growth hormone content of pituitaries from rats with hypothalamic lesions.


Alternate-day corticosteroid therapy.

Alternate-day corticosteroid therapy.


The effect of the substitution of sulfhydryl groups on the macromolecular structure of potato virus X.


Degradation of potato virus X.

Degradation of potato virus X.


For all the world's children.

For all the world's children.


Deoxyribonucleic acid values (Feulgen microspectrophotometry) in epithelium of human ectocervix, normal and cancerous.


A survey of chronic bronchitis in general practice.


Precipitating proximal factors in the occurrence of mental disorders: epidemiological evidence.


The obstetric and gynecologic discipline: potentials and responsibilities.


Acute infantile beriberi.

Acute infantile beriberi.


"Rapidly labelled" ribonucleic acid in rat-liver "calcium supernatant" fractions.


Ribonucleic acids in rat-liver microsomes.


The cardiac patient in industry.

The cardiac patient in industry.


Diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of sea-snake bite.


Insecticide resistance.

Insecticide resistance.


Myoglobinuria and sea-snake-bite poisoning.


Comparative metabolic studies of H3 and C14 labeled stearic acid.


Anopheline mosquitoes as vectors of animal malaria in Malaya.


Secondary vectors, an obstacle to malaria eradication.


Vector analysis of ultraviolet mixture spectra: the composition of ribonucleic acid.


Cholesterol pneumonitis.

Cholesterol pneumonitis.


Effects of flexion-extension movements of the head and spine upon the spinal cord and nerve roots.


Unusual causes of right-sided pleural effusion in mitral stenosis.


Transventricular mitral valvotomy during pregnancy.


Expectoration of foreign body lodged in bronchus for 27 years.


Mid-systolic clicks.

Mid-systolic clicks.


Postpartal cardiomyopathy.

Postpartal cardiomyopathy.


Lung biopsy in sarcoidosis, with special reference to bacteriological and microscopic features.


The pathology of chronic bronchitis.

The pathology of chronic bronchitis.


Measurement of human bronchial glands in chronic bronchitis: experimental study of the response of the bronchial tree to irritation; types of emphysema in chronic bronchitis.


An experimental analysis of set: the effect of categorical restriction.


The influence of cortisone on the parietal cell population of the stomach in the dog. Two experiments were undertaken in dogs to discover the influence of cortisone on the parietal cell population of the stomach. In one, samples of mucosa were removed at operation before and after the administration of cortisone in an average total dose of 39 mg. per kg. (in seven days). The thickness of the mucosa was increased by 16% and the number of parietal cells per unit area was increased by 33%. In the other experiment different doses were given by daily intramuscular injection for various periods. The dogs were killed and their whole stomachs were examined. Cortisone in an average total dose of 28 mg. per kg. (in three to seven days) increased the mean mucosal thickness by 27%, increased the number of parietal cells underlying a unit area of the gastric mucosa by 50%, and the total parietal cell population by a similar proportion. It did not influence the area of the gastric mucosa. Smaller doses of cortisone were less effective and larger ones tended to reduce the mucosal thickness and the number of parietal cells.


The validity and value of histological and cytological classifications of lung cancer.


Measurement of absorbed dose with calorimeter and determination of W.


Chronic ulceration of the leg: surgical aspects.


Experimental gas gangrene: effect of clostridial and staphylococcal toxoids on survival time.


Effect of adrenocortical steroids on bone electrolyte metabolism.


The role of bone in electrolyte metabolism.


Chronic bronchitis and hypersecretion of mucus.


Medieval oedipal legends about Judas.

Medieval oedipal legends about Judas.


The respiratory effects of meperidine alone and in combination with levallorphan in patients with pulmonary emphysema.


Community pressures and a state hospital program for children.


Mental retardation.

Mental retardation.


Scholarships as recruiting aids.

Scholarships as recruiting aids.


Some aspects of transplant of stored bone.


A system for quantitative determination of cytotoxic activity of antisera to ascites tumor cells.


Swellings of eyelids.

Swellings of eyelids.


Radiation carcinogenesis at high dose-response levels: a hypothesis.


The ammonia content of blood and plasma.


Systemic lupus erythematosus. Review with case of unusual longevity.


Therapeutic accidents.

Therapeutic accidents.


Preliminary evidence for a "desensitization" procedure in erythroblastosis fetalis.


Living attenuated measles-virus vaccine in early infancy. Studies of the role of passive antibody in immunization.


Studies of acute respiratory illnesses caused by respiratory syncytial virus. 3. Clinical and laboratory findings.


The complementarity of personality needs in friendship choice.


An antitumor spectrum of streptonigrin.

An antitumor spectrum of streptonigrin.


Dissociation of growth-stimulating and skeleton-maturing actions of the synthetic androgen, fluoxymesterone.


Advances in applications of radioisotopes in pediatrics.


Pulmonary artery pressure studies. Does over-distension of the lung cause hypertension?


Periodic peritonitis and acute appendicitis.


Infectious diseases. Twenty-fifth annual review of significant publications.


The misuse of antimicrobics.

The misuse of antimicrobics.


Induction of tolerance of rat skin in new born mice.


Variation of Staphylococcus (Micrococcus pyogenes).


Calve Perthes disease, results of out-patients treatment.


The pathologic anatomy of the bronchial tree and lungs. Methods used for a cooperative study.


Environmental effects of sodium chloride on Micrococcus lysodeikticus and its lysis by lysozyme.


Serum thrombotic accelerator (STA) activity: its relation to the first phase of clotting.


Hypoxic cerebral damage.

Hypoxic cerebral damage.


Psychiatric complications in paediatric anaesthesiology.


Potassium and ribonucleic acids in human skin. Study of the action of hydrocortisone on the psoriatic lesion.


Electronic flash in medical photography.


In vitro study of the developing inner ear.


Selected studies with electro-oculograms. II. Subjective evaluation of ocular proprioception monitored with the use of electro-oculograms.


Facial paralysis--an aid for animal ophthalmoscopy.


Migrainoid symptoms associated with intracranial vascular anomalies. A case report.


Selected studies with electro-oculograms. I. Report of dysjunctive eye movements recorded on electro-oculograms.


Review of optokinetic nystagmus from 1954-1960.


Thyroidal iodine turnover, thyroxine secretion rate, and thyroactive iodinated casein utilization in mink (Mustela vison).


Whither bound?

Whither bound?


A hypocholesterolemic factor in marine sterols.


The weight of the human heart. II. Hypertensive cases.


Interarterial coronary anastomoses in neonates.


Injection studies on the mesenteric arterial circulation. II. Intestinal infarction.


Interarterial coronary anastomoses in neonatal pigs.


Unexplained deaths during chlorpromazine therapy.


Stratum corneum formation in autoimplants and in explants of human skin.


Metastatic cutaneous carcinoid. Report of a case of functioning malignant bronchial carcinoid.


Calcified guinea worm simulating intrapulmonary calcification.


Use of the autoanalyzer for determination of protein, phosphate, and reducing sugars in yeast and molasses.


Cross infection. The significance of efficient aseptic technique in the department of radiology.


Testicular tumors--the Harper Hospital experience, 1947-1959.


Formation of artifactual ammonia in blood by action of alkali. Its significance for the measurement of blood ammonia.


The professional status of clinical chemists.


Flocculation tests and their application to the study of liver disease.


A college mental health consultation program.


A study of prolonged incubation of cultures for Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Modifications of the potential evoked by acoustic stimuli by means of diathermocoagulation in the diencephalon.


Biliary intestinal anastomosis using a Janeway type duodenal tube.


The palmomental reflex. A fragment of a general nociceptive skin reflex: a physiological study in normal man.


Some medical complications of pregnancy: rubella, thyroid disease and diabetes.


Localized carotenoid pigmentation (aurantiasis).


Sinus tract of dental origin simulating epithelioma.


Research training for psychiatric residents. General problems.


The use of the appetite suppressant benzphetamine in general office practice.


A preliminary note on the biosynthesis of octadeca-9,12-dienoic acid (linoleic acid) from cis-2-octenoic acid.


Investigation of the viability of osmophile bacteria of great geological age.


Purification of chorionic gonadotropin from the urine of patients with trophoblastic tumors.


Management of arthritis and muscle strain with minimal dosage of dexamethasone and orphenadrine.


An interpretation of "m".

An interpretation of "m".


Immunologic studies of serum sickness from bovine antitetanus toxin.


The gastrointestinal metabolism of vitamin B12 and folic acid.


Views differ on group therapy technique.


Onychomycosis of the feet; treatment with griseofulvin. Griseofulvin, a new orally administered antifungal antibiotic which has proved to be effective for the treatment of a wide variety of superficial fungus infections of man, was used in the treatment of 51 patients with infections of the toenails due to T. rubrum. Thirty-four of the patients were treated with griseofulvin alone and seven were treated with griseofulvin combined with surgical avulsion of all involved toenails. The remaining ten had bilateral infections, and avulsion was done on one foot but not the other before griseofulvin therapy was begun. Of 34 patients who were treated with griseofulvin alone, few had complete cure even after prolonged treatment. Some nails showed improvement for a time, then no further gain; some showed no improvement; some showed resistant wedges of infection which penetrated proximally toward the posterior nail fold.In the instances of surgical avulsion, clinically normal nails regrew during griseofulvin therapy. This simple procedure, with thorough removal of all underlying keratinous debris, apparently did away with foci of possible reinfection. The results of the study indicated that surgical avulsion of the toenails in combination with griseofulvin therapy is an effective and practical method of treating onychomycosis of the toenails due to T. rubrum.


Conforming and deviating behavior and the problem of guilt.


Observations on phosphate transport in experimental renal disease.


Intensive griseoful vin therapy in tinea capitis.


Dermatological application of mepivacaine (Carbocaine), a new local anesthetic.


Case of ovarian fibroma and Meig's syndrome.


Dextro propoxyphene versus meperidine. An evaluation of analgesic activity of these hydrochlorides in postoperative patients.


Language as a psychological phenomenon.

Language as a psychological phenomenon.


Investigations into the interrelation of physical and mental retardation.


Erythropoietic response to anemia or erythropoietin injection in uremic rats with or without functioning renal tissue.


The ultrastructure of ameloblasts during matrix formation and the maturation of enamel. Ameloblasts from different regions of upper incisors of rats were examined with the electron microscope. During matrix formation, the cells resemble secretory cells. They are extremely long, tightly packed, and show considerable polarity. Nuclei are at the basal end of the cell. Mitochondria are proximal and the Golgi apparatus distal to the nucleus. Ergastoplasm is found in all levels but mainly in the distal end. A terminal bar apparatus separates the distal end of the cell from Tomes's process. Next to this is soft enamel. The next incisal region is a transitional zone in which the ameloblasts separate easily from the enamel. Endoplasmic reticulum is dilated and very obviously in communication with the perinuclear space. Mitochondria are present not only proximal, but also distal, to the nucleus. The next incisal zone consists of cells related to the maturation of enamel. They no longer resemble secretory cells, but now have more characteristics of transporting cells. Processes from the distal end of the cell are present with mitochondria closely applied to the base of the processes. A considerable amount of intercellular space exists with microvilli projecting into the space. Iron granules appear in these cells, and the ergastoplasmic cisternae are dilated. In the incisal end of this zone, the iron granules form aggregates. The iron finally leaves the cells to enter the enamel. Free RNP particles and fibrils become more evident after the iron leaves the cells. In the most incisal region, the ameloblasts are further reduced in height. Distal processes are no longer present and fibrils are more conspicuous.


The ultra structure of ameloblasts from the growing end of rat incisors.


Studies on the beta-galactosidase isolated from Escherichia coli ML 308. 1. The effect of some ions on enzymic activity.


Surgery in college health services.

Surgery in college health services.


Need achievement, fear of failure, and selective recall.


Relationships between hope of success and fear of failure, anxiety, and need for achievement.


Essential oil synthesis in mint.

Essential oil synthesis in mint.


Measurement of absorption of vitamin B12 by whole-body gamma spectrometry.


Lymphatics in intestinal absorption of vitamin B 12 and iron.


Intestinal absorption of protein-bound vitamin B12 in the malabsorption syndrome.


Physiological adaptation in the development of aminopterin-resistance.


Demographic approach to the problem of the connexion between lung cancer and smoking.


The use of steroids in infectious mononucleosis.


Endogenous production of fixed acid and the measurement of the net balance of acid in normal subjects.


Kidney disease: acquired tubular disorders (with special reference to disturbances of concentration and dilution and of acid-base regulation).


The relation between external potassium concentration and the electrolyte content of isolated rat muscle in the steady state.


The diuretic effects of large doses of acetazolamide and an analog lacking carbonic anhydrase inhibiting activity.


Profound acidosis resulting from excessive ammonium chloride in previously healthy subjects. A study of two cases.


Cerebral palsy--a challenge.

Cerebral palsy--a challenge.


The efficiency of screening tests for diabetes.


Production of portal hypertension in dogs by a new method.


Spectrophotometric studies of diphosphopyridine nucleotide tryptophan interaction.


Teaching disaster medical care.

Teaching disaster medical care.


Surgical management of emergency complications of peptic ulceration.


The Army Mental Hygiene Consultation Service.


Palliation in the management of carcinoma of the colon and rectum.


Chronic toxoplasma infection in the uterus.


Evaluation of blood volume measurement techniques.


Contour changes of the aortic pulse during propagation.


Unexplained features of the left ventricular pressure pulse.


Congenital transmission of toxoplasmosis from mother animals with acute and chronic infections.


Chlorprothixene ("Truxal") compared to chlorpromazine.


Rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injuries.


Prevention by certain sodium salts of the renal and cardiac lesions produced by neomycin.


The potentiating effect of tumors on neomycin toxicity.


The toxicity of kanamycin and bacitracin as influenced by stress and sodium chloride.


Relationships between blood groups and the fat percentage of the milk in cattle.


Anesthesia management for the operative treatment of coronary artery disease.


Intracellular sites for amino acid incorporation into proteins.


The puff test. An attempt to assess the intelligence of young children by use of a conditioned reflex.


William CADOGAN, eighteenth-century physician.


Leucine aminopeptidase; its nonspecificity as a test for carcinoma of the pancreas.


Fatigue fractures of the lower extremities. One case of bilateral fatigue fracture of the collum femoris.


Permeability of frog skeletal muscle cells to choline. Using choline-methyl-C(14) as a tracer, it has been shown that choline(+) penetrates into the cells of resting frog skeletal muscle at a rate similar to that of Na(+), and that it escapes from these cells much more slowly than does Na(+). Some implications of these findings are discussed.


Factors affecting the human sex ratio.

Factors affecting the human sex ratio.


Cancer of the breast in women. A clinical and statistical investigation of the material at the Norwegian Radium Hospital 1932-51.


Microscopic analysis of sound tape. A method of studying preconscious communication in the therapeutic process.


Preputial glands of the rat as affected by pituitary hormones.


The contribution of the honey bee to the study of time-sense and astronomical orientation.


Paroxysmal sneezing.

Paroxysmal sneezing.


Serum lactic dehydrogenase in the diagnosis acute myocardial damage.


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


Animal pharmacology of the new diuretics: benzothiadiazines, spirolactones, and phthalimidines.


Blood groups and carcinoma of the lung.

Blood groups and carcinoma of the lung.


Salivary gland tumors in the palate. Report of 27 cases.


Histopathology of oral leukoplakia.

Histopathology of oral leukoplakia.


Primary tracheal papilloma: a case report.


Otitis media with effusion in children admitted for adenoidectomy and adeno-tonsillectomy.


Infantile spasms and hypsarhythmia: a case report.


Liver biopsy and the Disse spaces.

Liver biopsy and the Disse spaces.


The incidence of otitis media with effusion in children admitted for adenoidectomy or adenotonsillectomy.


Influence of ammonia on respiration.

Influence of ammonia on respiration.


Atmospheric sampling for aldehydes and eye irritation in Los Angeles smog--1960.


Preliminary observations on the relationship between eye irritation in synthetic systems and in the atmosphere.


Renal circulatory response to cardiopulmonary bypass.


Renal function during extracorporeal circulation.


Cell growth of hydrophobic substrates.

Cell growth of hydrophobic substrates.


Some observations about effects of isologous splenic cells on lethally irradiated mice.


Contributions to the morphology of the intrarenal arterial system in man.


Corticotrophin release in intact rats following subcutaneous and intraperitioneal injections.


On cross-over tests with a graded response: statistical analyses and the concept of the "log-dose difference response-difference line".


Heat-induced susceptibility to tobacco mosaic virus and thermal injury in bean.


Interpretation of the forms of inclusions in bean systemically infected with tobacco mosaic virus.


Distribution of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) in the human gastrointestinal tract.


Diffuse interstitial leukemic infiltration of the lungs producing the alveolar-capillary block syndrome. Report of a case, with studies of pulmonary function.


Endocrine influences on tissue serotonin content of the rat.


The need for specialized shoe lasts to accommodate the commonly occurring foot pathologies and gross structural deviations.


Isolation and identification of a neuroactive factor from Lathyrus latifolius. A neuroactive principle of Lathyrus latifolius has been isolated in crystalline form as a monohydrochloride and has been identified as L-alpha,gamma-diaminobutyric acid. This amino acid has also been found in very high concentration in the toxic seed of Lathyrus sylvestris Wagneri. A structural relationship between this factor, the lathyrus factor from Lathyrus odoratus, and, beta-cyano-L-alanine, a new, synthetic neuroactive amino acid nitrile, is pointed out, and a possible biosynthetic pathway relating these is indicated.


Two-dimensional electrophoresis of protein antigens with an antibody containing buffer.


Reactions of serum proteins with a sulfhydryl compound during electrophoresis.


The probability of detecting small numbers of dots.


Radioactive gold technique for the estimation of liver blood flow: normal values and technical considerations.


Supplementary report: effect of practice on an illusion.


Hodgkin's sarcoma of the cervix. Report of a case.


Psychosomatic aspects of asthma illustrated by material from a psychiatric clinic.


Coronary pain.

Coronary pain.


A differential staining reaction demonstrating reciprocal activity in Mauthner's cells.


Abdominal exploration for gastrointestinal bleeding of obscure origin.


A transplantable bile-secreting hepatocellular carcinoma in the rat.


Genital effects of implanted and oral diethylstilbestrol on heifers.


Endometrial sarcomas of the uterus and carcinosarcomas of the submaxillary salivary gland in castrated A xC strain female rats receiving N,N-fluorenyldiacetamide and norethandrolone.


The significance of clearance tests in modern medicine.


The action and use of diuretics in renal disease.


Effects of reduced glomerular filtration rate on responsiveness to chlorothiazide and mercurial diuretics.


Continuous microbiological transformation of steroids. Continuous fermentation trials on the bioconversions of pregnadiene to pregnatriene by Septomyxa affinis and progesterone to 11alpha-hydroxyprogesterone by Rhizopus nigricans were conducted successfully in an eight-stage pilot plant reactor. The first stage was used as the mycelial growth stage while the steroid solutions were added continuously to stage 2, thus using the remaining stages as conversion vessels. Recoveries of 50 to 60% oxidized steroid (based on total steroid supplied) were obtained in both cases upon a contact time of 5 hr between mycelium and steroid. Longer contact times resulted in a gradual net loss of steroid. It was concluded that two-stage reactors (one growth stage and one conversion stage) were adequate for efficient continuous operation of such processes. The reaction volumes of both stages have to be kept in proper balance to insure optimal holdup times for both the cell growth and conversion steps.


Degeneration of Streptomyces niveus with repeated transfers. Novobiocin production by Streptomyces niveus decreased drastically as the culture was transferred at regular intervals under both sporulating and nonsporulating conditions. Addition of degenerated live mycelium as second inoculum to shake flask fermentations already inoculated with a high-producing strain resulted in sharply depressed novobiocin formation. Fractionated medium of low-producing strain containing either no cells or dead cells had no adverse effect on the antibiotic yield of the high-producing mycelium. It appears that the low-producing mycelium was outgrowing the high-producing mycelium. A study of the growth rates of the two types of mycelium in a clear broth medium indicated no differences in generation time. However, the low-producing strain proved to have a higher efficiency of carbohydrate utilization, thus overgrowing the high-producing strain. It was speculated that culture instability of S. niveus is due to heterocaryosis.


Theoretical design of continuous antibiotic fermentation units. A graphic method of predicting antibiotic yields in continuous flow reactors is presented and discussed using the novobiocin fermentation as a model process. Extension to other antibiotic fermentations and steroid bioconversions is emphasized. In the case of the novobiocin fermentation it was concluded that a combination of one growth stage and one or two antibiotic production stages would be the most economic reactor system to conduct such a fermentation on a continuous basis.


Continuous fermentation of novobiocin.

Continuous fermentation of novobiocin. Continuous fermentation trials with Streptomyces niveus in a nine-stage fermentation system (7-liter reaction volume per stage) indicated that the cultures used gradually lost their ability to produce novobiocin when cultured over periods from 10 to 25 days. It was found that mycelial degeneration could be circumvented by operational means during continuous culture using the following technique: Two interchangeable 24-liter stages were installed at the front end of the nine-stage system and connected in parallel with the latter. Alternatingly one of these two tanks was then used as first stage of the continuous fermentation system. The holdup time in the first vessel was adjusted to limit cell growth chiefly to this stage so that most of the antibiotic production took place in subsequent stages. The first stages were switched at approximately weekly intervals. Each of the new tanks was prepared as a batch, inoculated with a high-producing cell population, and allowed to grow for 3 days before it was connected to the remaining system for continuous operation. Using this technique no evidence of culture degeneration was encountered in subsequent novobiocin production stages over a period of 33 days. In conventional runs without periodic replacement of the first stage, culture degeneration with the novobiocin fermentation occurred within a period of 10 to 25 days of continuous operation. This observation indicates that the described technique offers a solution to the problem of maintaining high steady-state titers in continuous novobiocin fermentations. Extension of this technique to other continuous fermentations where culture degeneration is a problem is indicated.


Biosynthesis of citrulline in plants.

Biosynthesis of citrulline in plants.


Studies on a phosphoprotein phosphatase derived from beef spleen.


Identification of glycogen in electron micrographs of thin tissue sections. The electron microscopic appearance of glycogen has been studied in the organs of several animal species. Glycogen almost always appears as roughly circular granules from 150 to 400 A in diameter. The intrinsic electron density of glycogen varies from tissue to tissue; however, treatment with lead hydroxide as described by Watson deeply stains the granules. Glycogen pellets were isolated from some of the tissues studied by centrifugation. Such pellets were shown to be glycogen by chemical and histochemical criteria. When thin sections of the pellet are examined under the electron microscope they can be seen to consist of densely packed granules similar to those found in the intact tissues. Such pellets are also stained for electron microscopy by short exposure to lead hydroxide.


An appraisal of certain tests for the detection of hypertension of unilateral renal origin.


Fibrinogen deficiency in obstetrics and gynaecology.


Medical writing for the hospital bulletin.


Chromosome ploidy and radiosensitivity of tumours.


Relationship between chromosome ploidy and radiosensitivity in selected tumor sublines of common origin.


Human infection by Brucella abortus strain 19.


InterNlingua and writing that doesn't communicate.


Nonreinforced trial procedure for probability learning. For rats in a T-maze, nonreinforced trials were interspersed with reinforced trials to insure that .67 of all reinforcements would be dispensed on the more frequently reinforced side. At asymptote , the proportion of responses to the more frequently reinforced side was .67.


Appendicitis and ligneous perityphlitis.


Serial biochemical and endocrine investigations in recurrent mental illness.


Thermal analysis of eutectics in freezing solutions.


Transposition of the great vessels. New experimental technique for its complete correction.


Metastatic disgerminoma. Surgical consideration.


Corticosteroids in the therapy of cutaneous disease, with special reference to fluorohydroxyprednisolon.


Possible effects of antibiotic treatment on the senstivity and growth requirements of Neisseria gonorrhoea. The decreased sensitivity to penicillin of Neisseria gonorrhoeae has been a cause of concern during recent years. About 25% of strains sent in for routine diagnosis to the Statens Seruminstitut in 1957 were found to require roughly 20 times as much penicillin to inhibit development completely as was required for strains isolated in 1944. The stability of this reduced sensitivity to penicillin was studied in 20 strains which were subcultured daily on medium without penicillin. A comparison was also made between the sensitivity levels to penicillin and streptomycin for 1957 and 1958. A phenomenon possibly resulting from penicillin therapy of gonorrhoea was noted by the authors in June 1957, when they recorded the appearance of atypical strains having special growth requirements, low viability and weak or absent glucose-fermentation. The incidence, serology and sensitivity to antibiotics of these atypical strains were examined; further research on their different behaviour in response to changes in medium, as compared with that of typical strains, may give rise to some interesting findings.


Transportation of material for the culture of the gonococcus.


Sensitivity of N. gonorrhoeae to antibiotics.


Pyridine nucleotide oxidases and transhydrogenase in acclimatization to high altitude.


Radioactive fallout in the Manila area and its public health significance.


Influence of altitude changes on intestinal iron absorption.


The hemolytic anemia of human bartonellosis.


The correlation of reaction kinetics and substrate binding with the mechanism of pyruvate kinase.