Incorporation of tritiated thymidine into the giant chromosomes of larvae of Chironomus.


Lipodystrophic muscular hypertrophy.

Lipodystrophic muscular hypertrophy.


Activation of long-chain fatty acids by rat-gut mucosa.


Changes in the electrophoretic spectre of blood serum proteins of rabbits in the course of trichinellosis.


Colorimetric estimation of sulfonamide and its derivatives in pharmaceutical products.


Supplementary report: resistance to extinction of a verbal response as a function of the number of acquisition trials.


The species concept and taxonomy--summary.


Common emotional problems of children.

Common emotional problems of children.


The pediatrician's role in the prevention and treatment of emotional disturbance.


Coarctation of the abdominal aorta.

Coarctation of the abdominal aorta.


Strip grafting in coronary arteries. Report of a case.


The presence of hyaluronic acid in whale cartilage.


Psychic energizers in the depressed patient.


Electron microscope observations on frozen-dried cells. To explore the problem of artefacts which may be produced during usual fixation, dehydration, and embedding, the authors have examined pancreas, liver, and bone marrow frozen at about -180 degrees C., dried, at -55 to -60 degrees C., embedded in methacrylate, sectioned, and floated on a formol-alcohol mixture. By these treatments the labile structure of living cells can be fixed promptly and embedded in methacrylate avoiding possible artefacts caused by direct exposure to chemical fixatives. Cell structures are ultimately exposed to a fixative when the sections are floated on formol-alcohol, but at this stage artefacts due to chemical fixation are expected to be minimized, as the fixatives act on structures tightly packed in methacrylate polymer. In the central zone of tissue blocks so treated, the cells are severely damaged by ice crystallization but at the periphery of the blocks the cell structure is well preserved. In such peripherally located cells, elements of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), Palade's granules, homogeneously dense mitochondria, and nuclear envelopes and pores, can be demonstrated without poststaining with OsO(4). The structural organization in the nucleus is distorted by vacuolization. The mitochondrial membranes and cristae, cellular membrane, and the Golgi apparatus, however, are detected only with difficulty. The Golgi region generally appears as a light zone, in which some ambiguous structures are encountered. After staining the sections with OsO(4) or Giemsa solution, an inner mitochondrial structure which resembles the cristae seen in conventional OsO(4)-fixed specimens appears, but the limiting membrane is absent. Treatment with OsO(4) or Giemsa solution also renders more distinct the membrane of the ER and Palade's granules but not the Golgi apparatus and cellular membrane. Treatment with ribonuclease results in the disappearance of Palade's granules. On the strength of these observations the authors conclude that OsO(4) fixation gives a satisfactory preservation of such cell structures as the nuclear envelope, endoplasmic reticulum, and Palade's granules, though it may induce slight swelling of these cell components.


Ion exchange resins in the formulation of sustained release medication.


A comparison of the amounts of deoxyribonucleic acid in the nuclei of Proteus P18 and different forms of L phase derived from it.


Rifomycin IX. Two new antibiotics of rifomycin family: rifomycin S and rifomycin SV. Preliminary report.


Role of the senses in early parent-child relationships: a review.


The purification and properties of the tyrosine-2-oxoglutarate transaminase of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


Aerotitis media. A comparison of barotraumatic effusions with middle ear fluids of nonbarotraumatic origin.


Biochemistry and cytology of effusions in aerotitis media. A comparison with findings for fluids of nonbarotraumatic origins.


Mastotympanic surgery: an evaluation of procedures and results.


The roentgen appearance of spontaneous intramural hemorrhage of the small intestine associated with anticoagulant therapy.


The child who does not talk.

The child who does not talk. The majority of normal children will have developed some speech by the age of two years. Significant delay in speech development may be the result of (1) deafness, (2) mental retardation, (3) faulty innervation of the speech organs, (4) aphasia, (5) autism, (6) a family trait, (7) hospitalism, (8) parental neurosis, or (9) some combination of these factors. Each nonspeaking child needs an individually planned study for precise diagnosis and recommendation for treatment.


Chronic otitis media with labyrinthitis right side proceeding on to meningitis. Chronic otitis media left side with cholesteatoma.


Exfoliative cytology in gastric malignancy.


Purpura hyperglobulinaemica. Report of a case.


Social conditions of fertility in a rural community in transition in Central Italy.


Ventilatory mechanics in patients with cardiopulmonary diseases. III. On pulmonary fibrosis.


Psychotherapy and communication problems.


A surgical otoscope.

A surgical otoscope.


An estimation of the true inorganic phosphate content of frog sartorius muscle.


Studies on the frog's sartorius at different stages of activity.


The action of chorionic gonadotrophin on P32 uptake at the level of the uterus in castrated and adrenalectomized animals.


A contribution to the question of distant signs in tumors of the spinal cord with special regard to nystagmus.


Alveolar echinococcosis.

Alveolar echinococcosis.


On a case of electroylte imbalance with severe potassium depletion after ureterosigmoidostomy.


Variants of Sh sonnei phase I.

Variants of Sh sonnei phase I.


The CDC quota sampling techniq with results of 1959 poliomyelitis vaccination surveys.


Character of plaque formation by polioviruses in various common cell culture systems.


Permanent intubation for inoperable oesophageal carcinoma.


Perception of the parent-child relationship and its relation to child adjustment.


Metabolic factors in the muscular electrogenesis.


Electromyographic findings in polymyositis.


Demonstration of canonic gonial mitosis and meiosis in Parascaris equorum. It is shown that, contrary to what has been held, separate canonic chromosomes, without fusion into a chromatin mass, occur in the meiotic prophase of Parascaris equorum. In mitosis no club-shaped chromosome ends are visible. These results, obtained with a modified fixation procedure, which is described, have been checked by supravital observation.


Viewpoint of a senior medical student.

Viewpoint of a senior medical student.


Periosteal reaction with osseous neoplasm revealing periarteritis nodosa


Inhibition of the metabolism of hexobarbital in vitro.


The diphasic effect of N-methyl-3-piperidyl-(N',N')-diphenylcarbamate HCI (MPDC) on the metabolism of hexobarbital.


Do the aged really need federal aid?

Do the aged really need federal aid?


Diagnosis and treatment of chronic edema of a limb.


The anopheline mosquitoes of Nigeria and the Cameroons.


Eclampsia.

Eclampsia.


The effect of Freetown Emulsion and Tilapia sp. on mosquito larvae in borrow pits.


Spontaneous appearance of sectored colonies in Staphylococcus aureus cultures.


Prophylactic treatment of post-traumatic audiogenic epilepsy.


Reflex defence mechanisms in the pathogenesis of epilepsy.


The inactivation of herpessimplex virus by chemical agents.


Studies on the erythrocyte sedimentation rate in domestic animals. VII. Rouleauformation.


Distribution of coenzyme Q in rat liver cell fractions.


The incidence of congenital defects.

The incidence of congenital defects.


Transition from tuberculosis to sarcoidosis.


Cervical incompetence.

Cervical incompetence.


Blood ammonia level in deep cooled dogs.


Mechanism of experimental tumorigenesis. VIII. Ultrastructural alterations in mouse epidermis caused by carcinogen administered orally.


Mechanism of experimental tumorigenesis. VI. Ultrastructural alterations in mouse epidermis caused by locally applied carcinogen and dipole-type tumor promoter.


Nature and mechanism of tumour promotion in skin carcinogenesis in mice.


Progress in carcinogenesis, tumor-enhancing factors. A bio-assay of skin tumor formation.


Mechanism of experimental tumorigenesis. 7. Ultrastructural changes in mouse epidermis caused by glyceryl sterate-type tumor enhancers in acetone and in water.


Conjugation of p-aminohippurate by the kidney and effective renal plasma-flow.


Increase of plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroids by cerebral cortical and amygdaloid stimulation in the cat.


The treatment of the nephrotic syndrome with special reference to the use of steroids.


Dermal collagen response to injury.

Dermal collagen response to injury.


Surgical management of acute cholecystitis. An analysis of 274 cases.


The action spectrum for the reversal of the dimerization of thymine induced by ultraviolet light.


The ultraviolet light inactivation of phi-X174 bacteriophage at different wave lengths and pH's. The bacterial virus, PhiX174, which contains a single strand of DNA has been inactivated by different wave lengths of monochromatic ultraviolet light at pH 7, 2, and 12. The action spectra for inactivation at these three pH's all showed minima at 2400 A rather than at 2300 A, which is the characteristic absorption minimum of DNA. The shapes of the action spectra have been analyzed in terms of the effects of absorbed light on the pyrimidines and purines rather than the effect on nucleoprotein. In this interpretation the pyrimidines are at least 2 to 3 times more sensitive than the purines. The quantum yield for inactivation of the virus at 2650 A and pH 7 is 0.006. The quantum efficiency for quanta absorbed in the pyrimidines is 0.0085 and for the purines 0.0035. It is pointed out that action spectra for single- and double-stranded polynucleotides should have minima at different wave lengths, and that this difference may be used to distinguish between these two configurations in vivo.


Decrease in oxygen consumption of rats by chronic iproniazid treatment.


The coronary vasodilator activity of morpholinoethyl-3-methyl-flavone-8-carboxylate in comparison with that of other coronary vasodilators.


Pharmacological properties of piperidinoethyl-3-methylflavone-8-carboxylate hydrochloride, a smooth-muscle relaxant.


Adrenal apoplexy. Report of two cases.

Adrenal apoplexy. Report of two cases.


Combined prednisone-phenylbutazone therapy of arthritic disorders: a further evaluation.


An evaluation of combined benzthiazide and rescinnamine therapy in arterial hypertension.


Relation of sialidase of influenza A viruses to viral particles as determined by electron microscopy.


Combined spironolactone-hydrochlorothiazide (Aldactazide) treatment in refractory congestive failure.


Depression--its treatment with etryptamine acetate.


Waardenburg's syndrome--report of a case in a non-Dutch family.


The determination of airborne radioactivity.


Airborne particulate beta radioactivity measurements of the National Air Sampling Network--1953-1959.


Studies on basic proteins from ribosomes of buds of pea seedlings.


Foreign body localization by office radiography.


Effect of oral antimicrobial agents on absorption of cholesterol.


Influence of metallic ions and adsorbents on cholesterol absorption.


Intestinal absorption of coprostanol (coprosterol) in the rat.


Bare areas in regions of pilosity of the chest and abdomen.


Potentiation of the toxicity to insects and mice of phosphorothionates containing carboxyester and carboxyamide groups.


Diphosphopyridine nucleotide binding effect of sickle cell erythrocytes on in vitro growth of Hemophilus influenzae.


Unilateral hypoventilation produced in dogs by occluding one pulmonary artery.


The CO2 electrode for monitoring satellite ambient CO2.


Infantile scurvy--a public health problem.


Correction factors for infrared carbon dioxide pressure broadening by nitrogen, nitrous oxide and cyclopropane.


Methods of measurement of blood and gas carbon dioxide during anesthesia.


Inflammatory changes in burned skin.

Inflammatory changes in burned skin.


Venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. A clinico-pathological study in injured and burned patients.


The significance and classification of fat-embolism.


Performance as a function of drive, reward, and habit-strength.


The lateral cranial silhouette in mongolism.


Further evidence for the interaction of drive and reward.


Shock strength, shock reduction and running speed.


The incompetent sphincter of Oddi.

The incompetent sphincter of Oddi.


Seasonal variation of the phagocytic activity of the reticulo-endothelial system.


Serum acid and alkaline phosphatase values in the adult male.


Experimental roentgenologic visualization of normal and abnormal coronary arteries.


Local injection of triamcinolone acetonide in the management of certain skin conditions. Preliminary report.


Urinary tract infection following use of indwelling catheter.


The structure and biogenesis of certain antibiotics.


The military hospitals at the ancient Rome.


Ocular argyria.

Ocular argyria.


The conception of "stress" as submitted by Hans Selye. An appraisement.


Indications for surgery in stapes mobilization and tympanoplasty.


Mary CROSSLAND of the Nightingale Training School.


The happy companions.

The happy companions.


The aetiology, pathology and conservative surgical treatment of Meniere's disease.


Occupational health problems in small employee groups.


Cytology of the urinary tract and prostate.


Smallpox in Kenya.

Smallpox in Kenya.


Behcet's disease.

Behcet's disease.


An antibiotic complex derived from a Streptomyces and active against gram-positive bacteria.


The evaluation of "fibrinolytic" preparations.


The identification and quantitation of thrombolytic agents 1,2.


The preparation of human fibrinolysin (plasmin).


Transmural ventricular pressures and pulsus paradoxus in experimental cardiac tamponade.


Organization of medical services in the U.S.S.R.


Primary sarcomas of the stomach.

Primary sarcomas of the stomach.


Bilateral superior cervical sympathectomy. Effect on cerebral blood flow of normal dogs.


Newer advances and present-day problems in gastrointestinal surgery.


Oliguric renal failure of surgical origin.


Phosphorylated carbohydrate intermediates of the human erythrocyte during storage in acid citrate dextrose. I. Effect of the addition of inosine at the beginning of storage.


A clinical and histopathologic study of oral leukoplakia.


Health needs of seasonal farmworkers and their families.


Effect of dilantin sodium analogues on cell proliferation in tissue culture.


Uridine metabolism in chronic liver disease.


The use of dihydroxyacetone for skin tanning.


A coordinated approach to prevention of rheumatic fever.


Prevention of the first attack of rheumatic fever.


The effect of erythrocytes on the propagation of Entamoeba histolytica in culture. I. Demonstration of toxicity of washed erythrocytes to a strain of E. histolytica.


Observations on cell division of Entamoeba histolytica in culture.


Bronchial asthma in adults.

Bronchial asthma in adults.


Some aspects of insect allergy.

Some aspects of insect allergy.


Stinging insects--a threat to life.

Stinging insects--a threat to life.


A new classification of the glaucomas.

A new classification of the glaucomas.


Tuberculosis outbreak in a school.

Tuberculosis outbreak in a school.


The roto-drill, a new instrument for thromboendarterectomy.


Role of the pituitary and the adrenal in the mobilization of free fatty acids and lipoproteins.


The effect of continued administration of sublingual heparin on the fat tolerance test.


A clinical study of a musculotropic vasodilating compound.


Mitigating the destructive aspects of drug-induced constipation on the vascular system.


Austin FLINT, Sr. (1812-1886): educator of physicians.


A philosophy of institutional administration.


Splitting of the second heart sound.

Splitting of the second heart sound.


Rhabdomyosarcoma.

Rhabdomyosarcoma.


Evoked cortical potentials and sensation in man.


Experimental psychoses.

Experimental psychoses.


Tuberculosis morbidity in Bombay.

Tuberculosis morbidity in Bombay.


Planning vocational objectives with epileptics.


Secondary colony formation by Bacillus subtilis on eosine methylene blue agar.


Clinical trials with micoren as a respirotonic.


Blood volume studies in edematous children. I. Normal children.


Blood volume studies in edematous children. II. Renal edema.


Blood volume studies in edematous children. III. Cardiac edema.


Blood volume studies in edematous children. IV. Malnutrition, severe anemia and infantile cirrhosis of liver.


A new variant of human intersex with discussion on the developmental aspects.


Male pseudohermaphrodism with female chromosomal complement.


Predictive ability in mental hospital personnel and university students.


Two cases of bilateral branchiogenic cysts of the nasopharynx.


The effect of growth hormone administration and dietary protein on the incorporation of sodium acetate-2-C14 and mevalonic acid-2-C14 into liver cholesterol.


Testosterone-induced remission in aplastic anemia of both acquired and congenital types. Further observations in 24 cases.


Current concepts in the management of intestinal obstruction.


A teaching device for residents in laryngology.


How many people does a Blue Cross Plan cover?


Hospitals and the public interest.

Hospitals and the public interest.


Newer concepts of feminine personality.

Newer concepts of feminine personality.


A re-evaluation of some aspects of femininity through a study of menstruction: a preliminary report.


The portal venous content of adrenaline and noradrenaline in portal hypertension.


Spontaneous rupture of the stomach.

Spontaneous rupture of the stomach.


The demonstration of porta-pulmonary anastomoses in portal cirrhosis with the use of radioactive krypton (Kr85).


The detection of porta-pulmonary shunting in portal cirrhosis using radio-active krypton (Kr-85).


An 11beta-hydroxylase inhibitor in the treatment of resistant ascites.


Entamide furoate in the treatment of acute amoebic dysentery.


The estimation of hepatic blood flow and intrahepatic shunted blood flow by colloidal heat-denatured human serum albumin labeled with I-131.


The clinical application of aldosterone antagonists in the treatment of oedema.


Megaloblastic erythropoiesis associated with sickle-cell anaemia.


The calculation of isodose distributions in interstitial implantations by a computer.


Degradation of tobacco mosaic virus by potassium permanganate.


The diagnostic use of the McGill picture anomaly test in temporal lobe epilepsy.


Evaluation of an ataraxic (hydroxyzine) in long-term therapy.


Differential radiosensitivity in rice (Oryza sativa linn.) at the genotypic level.


Carl Heber McCASKEY, 1877-1960.

Carl Heber McCASKEY, 1877-1960.


Surgical treatment of deafness.

Surgical treatment of deafness.


the conformation of 4.5-substituted aporphine alkaloids.


Back-mutation of a Neurospora crassa mutant by a nucleic acid complex from the wild strain.


Bilateral adrenalectomy and oophorectomy in carcinoma of the breast.


Intestinal decompression.

Intestinal decompression.


Spontaneous biliary peritonitis.

Spontaneous biliary peritonitis.


Negroes in nursing education: a report on Catholic schools.


The readiness to offer psychotherapy. Its relationship to social background and formulation of complaint.


Family responsibility and the health of older people.


Behaviour in women and menstruation.

Behaviour in women and menstruation.


The effect of Polybrene on blood coagulation. In vitro.


Hemorrhage in early pregnancy.

Hemorrhage in early pregnancy.


"Acquired" Pelger-Huet cells in blood dyscrasias.


Pneumoperitoneogynecography. A diagnostic aid, its technique, significance and x-ray appearances in normal and diseased female pelvic organs.


Intrathecal administration of amethopterin in leukemic encephalopathy of young adults.


Therapeutic spectrum of uracil-mustard, a new oral antitumor drug. With special reference to the effects of small dosage in lymphomas, chronic leukemias, and ovarian carcinoma.


Herpes zoster in hematologic neoplasias: some unusual manifestations.


Advances in cancer chemotherapy.

Advances in cancer chemotherapy.


Treatment of herpetic pain and postherpetic neuralgia with intravenous procaine.


Radio-resistance of frog skeletal muscle alkaline phosphatases determined histochemically.


A modified colour test technique for the estimation of poliovirus neutralising antibody.


A new technique in the diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease.


A few remarks on physical medicine, rehabilitation and orthopedic surgery.


The handicapped child in Virginia.

The handicapped child in Virginia.


The surgical management of salivary gland tumors.


Mechanism of change in permeability in living membranes.


Interactions of veratrum alkaloids, procaine, and calcium with monolayers of stearic acid and their implications for pharmacological action. The interactions of veratridine, cevadine, veracevine, and veratramine with monolayers of stearic acid show marked differences. Veratridine and cevadine, at concentrations that are known from potential, ionic flux, and other measurements to affect living membranes, react strongly with the film and appear to cause an "interfacial dissolution" whereby both the alkaloid and the stearate leave the surface. Veracevine at the same concentration does not interact with the film. The veratramine reaction is weak, much like that of the local anesthetic procaine. The veratridine and cevadine effects are antagonized by 10(-3)M Ca(++), low pH, and 3.7 and 7.4 x 10(-3)M procaine. These differences among the veratrum alkaloids and the antagonisms parallel effects observed in living systems. Such parallelism suggests that similar physical interactions are involved in the stearate film and in natural membranes.


Calcium influx in frog rectus abdominus muscle at rest and during potassium contracture.


Formula for selling a practice.

Formula for selling a practice.


Poison information centers in Virginia.

Poison information centers in Virginia.


Zoonoses of importance to Virginians.

Zoonoses of importance to Virginians.


Appraisal of a new anti-allergy compound. The "double-blind, double-cross" technique.


Leadership in nursing administration. III. When to motivate?


A note on the guilt of Oedipus.

A note on the guilt of Oedipus.


Transurethral incision of median bar formation in selected male children.


Primary common bile duct stones.

Primary common bile duct stones.


Moving into a new hospital.

Moving into a new hospital.


Isolation of 2(alpha-propionamino)-6-hydroxypurine (guanine propionate).


Concept of mental health.

Concept of mental health.


The characteristics of rural and urban adolescents in Egypt.


Clinical and diagnostic aspects of diabetic nephropathy.


"Peritoneal dialysis". Review of literature, and report of a trial in a case.


Blood lipids in seborrhoea.

Blood lipids in seborrhoea.


A huge trilobed laryngeal cyst.

A huge trilobed laryngeal cyst.


Primary cholesteatoma.

Primary cholesteatoma.


The estimation of serum copper and blood glutathione in normal and vitiligenous persons.


The child's differential perception of parental attributes.


The estimation of serum copper and blood glutathione in vitiligenous patients under the effect of psoralen treatment.


The availability of conflictful ideas: a neglected parameter in assessing projective test responses.


Federal public health: a reflection of a changing constitution.


Ability of isopregnenolone-21-carboxylates to block renal effects of deoxycorticosterone and aldosterone in rats.


Steroidal spirolactones and renal function.


Formation of D-ribulose from D-gluconate in guinea-pig liver.


Biodegradation of dehydro-L-ascorbic acid; 2,3-diketo-aldonic acid decarboxylase from rat liver.


Ectopic pinealoma in the chiasma region.


Metallothionein: a cadmium- and zinc-containing protein from equine renal cortex.


The role of zinc in alcohol dehydrogenase. V. The effect of metal-binding agents on thestructure of the yeast alcohol dehydrogenase molecule.


Metallothionein: a cadmium and zinc-containign protein from equine renal cortex. II. Physico-chemical properties.


Changes in intracranial pressure during carotid angiography. An experimental investigation in cats.


Supplementary feeding in schools: the case for action.


Purification and measurement of microgram amounts of radioactive nucleic acids and proteins from animal cells in tissue culture.


An enquiry into the reasons for admission of under five-year-olds to a mental subnormality hospital.


Cancer, a major unsolved problem.

Cancer, a major unsolved problem.


Newer work on the malabsorption states.

Newer work on the malabsorption states.


Recent findings in regional ileitis.

Recent findings in regional ileitis.


Synovial biopsy in rheumatic diseases.

Synovial biopsy in rheumatic diseases.


Healed experimental gastric ulcer in the rat; re-ulceration resulting from cortisone administration.


Pediatrics in an industrialized part of Africa.


The early penetration of experimental gastric ulcers in ra s receiving cortisone.


Tumors involving the third ventricle.

Tumors involving the third ventricle.


The effect of hyperventilation on rheumatoid arthritis.


Therapeutic use of radioactive bismuth-isotopes in malignancies.


Thrombocytopenia due to stibophen.

Thrombocytopenia due to stibophen.


Some observations on the therapeutic process in child psychotherapy.


A new form of collagen fibril.

A new form of collagen fibril.


An enzyme from spinach chloroplasts catalyzing adenosine triphosphate-adenosine diphosphate exchange.


Alcohol preference in normal and anosmic rats.


Brief objective measures for the determination of mental status in the aged.


The effect of socially learned aggression or submission on the mating behavior of C57 mice.


Factors in selection of psychiatric treatment for institutionalized aged persons.


Tissue immunity and aging. Reactions of skin and muscle at different ages. I.


A guide to the treatment of decubitus (pressure) ulcers in paraplegia.


Some effects of a new antiarrhythmic drug.


X irradiation and toxin neutralization by antitoxin.


Quinaldylglycyltaurine: a urinary metabolite of quinaldic acid and kynurenic acid in the cat.


Cases of pernicious anaemia with prevous pernicious tapeworm anaemia.


The transformation of Escherichia coli with deoxyribonucleic acid isolated from bacteriophage lambda-dg.


Unsolved problems with flue-fed incinerators.


Effects of chemotherapeutic agents administered by isolated perfusion upon wound healing.


Thromboangitis obliterans in women. Report of two cases.


Impairment of placental exchange.

Impairment of placental exchange.


Initial effect of community-wide cytologic screening on clinical stage of cervical cancer detected in an entire community. Results of Memphis-Shelby County, Tennessee, study.


Bacteriuria and pyelonephritis of pregnancy. A prospective study of 616 pregnant women.


Diagnosis of paretic vertically-acting muscle from compensatory head posture.


Urinary concentrating ability in pregnant women with asymptomatic bacteriuria.


Effect of x-ray irradiation on the function of hemoglobin.


Possible diagnostic implications in cancer research.


Storage of catecholamines in the heart. Effect of amine oxidase inhibitors.


Myopathy affecting the Rottnest quokka (Setonix brachyurus) reversed by alpha-tocopherol.


Factors affecting myocardial storage and release of catecholamines.


The effect of an atherogenic diet on normal and alloxan-diabetic rats.


Effect of antibodies on removal of insulin from the circulation.


Results of earlier treatment of cancer.

Results of earlier treatment of cancer.


Orthostatic hypotension.

Orthostatic hypotension.


Cryofibrinogenemia.

Cryofibrinogenemia.


Hereditary defects in galactose metabolism in man and microorganisms.


A note on the application of Dopplet's short form of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale to a clinical population.


The ''cholagogue'' effect of carbutamide in man.


Studies on the hypoglycemic effect of 'vincamin'.


The interaction of rivanol with bovine serum albumin.


Studies on mechanism of atabrine inhibition of ATPase activity of the myofibrills.


Production of occlusive vascular lesions by bacterial endotoxin in kidneys of rats with deoxycorticosterone hypertension.


Complications in the chemotherapy of tuberculosis. A review with analysis of the experience of 3,148 patients.


Present status of electroconvulsive therapy.


Precipitating stress as a focus in psychotherapy.


Personality and life history factors in persons who are potentially hypertensive.


The effect of epinephrine and nor-epinephrine on pulmonary and systemic circulation in the dog, before and after extirpation of the thoracic spinal cord.


Organ blood flow in unanaesthesized rats and in rats anaesthesized with pentobarbital, urethane and chloralose.


Antagonisms between purines and purine analogues in auxotrophs of Salmonella typhimurium.


Mechanism of resistance to 2,6-diaminopurine in Salmonella typhimurium.


Tissue culture studies of endocrine dependency of human prostatic hyperplasia.


Tissue culture studies on a rat prostatic cancer, induced with 20-methylcholanthrene.


On the mesenchymal reaction of brain tissue, studied with tissue culture technique.


Studies on cell proliferation in the brain of chick embryos with special reference to the mesencephalon.


Inactivation of coli T 2 bacteriophage by normal serum.


Studies on the inactivation of bacterial viruses by normal human serum. 1. Kinetics of the coli T2 phage inactivation at various serum concentrations.


Studies on the inactivation of bacterial viruses by normal human serum. 2. Effect of phage concentration, temperature, pH and molarity on the kinetics of the coli T2 phage inactivation.


Studies on the inactivation of bacterial viruses by normal human serum. 3. Reactivation of inactivated coli T2 phages.


Studies on the inactivation of bacterial viruses by normal human serum. 4. Decay of the coli T2 phage inactivating capacity at various temperatures.


Studies on the inactivation of bacterial viruses by normal human serum. 5. The influence of heated and zymosan absorbed serum on the inactivation of coli T2 phages.


Studies on the inactivation of bacterial viruses by normal human serum. 6. Comparative studies of various phages and of individual sera of human and animal origin.


Obstacles to learning in public health nursing practice.


Medullary resection of the ovaries in treatment of the Stein-Leventhal syndrome. Report of 11 cases.


Rupture of the lumbar interspinous ligament, diagnosed by contrastmedium x-ray and reconstructed by free cutis graft.


Sudanophilic granules and lipid of Pseudomonas methanica.


Serum calcium and phosphorus homeostasis in man studied by means of the sodium-EDTA test.


An attempt to provoke rheumatoid factor-like phenomenon in rabbit serum by repeated intravenous injections of papain.


Ligation of inferior thyroid arteries in thyroidectomy and the postoperative parathyroid function.


Discussion of two papers.

Discussion of two papers.


Genetics of mental disease. Symposium, 1960. 1. Genetic factors in the etiology of mental disorders.


The effect of estradiol on the free amino acids of the rat uterus.


The effect of injected estrogen on leucine incorporation into proteins of chick oviduct.


Partial anomalous pulmonary venous connection with unusual variations.


Acute myocardial infarction. Urine glutamic oxalacetic transminase activity. The urinary content of glutamic oxalacetic transaminase (UGO-T) was determined in 16 consecutive patients with acute myocardial infarction. In all of them it was above normal. In some patients the UGO-T remained elevated for a longer period than did the blood content of that enzyme.It is possible that in certain patients with acute myocardial infarction the kidneys eliminate significant amounts of GO-T.


Preparation of aerosolsfor electronmicroscopy.


The frequency of inherited defects of colour vision in some Israeli populations.


Shock excited systems as models for biological rhythms.


Delayed sensory feed-back in the study of defective speech and writing.


Legislative developments in workmen's compensation for 1960.


Sexual behavior after cerebral vascular accident. A study on patients below the age of 60 years.


Serological survey of Kashmir Valley for psittacosis, Wassermann antibodies and leptospirosis.


Unusual responses to drugs in some hereditary conditions.


Biological notes on the Cryptotermes species of Indonesia.


Granuloma inguinale with hematogenous dissemination to the spine.


Factors influencing experimental modification of Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.


Experimental production of congenital malformations in strains of inbred mice by maternal treatment with hypervitaminosis A.


Cat scratch disease: results of complement-fixation and skin tests.


Thiazolidines and aminoalkylthiosulfuric acids as protecting agents against ionizing radiation.


Malic acid synthesis in Escherichia coli and its inhibition by cocaine.


Studies on capillary permeability using Coomassie blue as indicator.


Studies on the mechanism of the white response and of the delayed blanch phenomenon in atopic subjects by means of Coomassie blue.


Use of local injections of corticosteroids into cutaneous lesions.


Antibiotics, vitamins and hormones in history. Selected cases from two ancient Egyptian papyri.


Selectivity in memory of personally significant material.


An investigation on the meaning of human figure drawing.


Geniculate herpes with herpes of the fifth cranial nerve and posterior roots of first two cervical nerves with facial paralysis.


A method for isolating bacteria capable of producing 6-aminopenicillanic acid from benzylpenillin.


Plexiform neurofibroma associated with cutaneous pigmentation and bone manifestations.


On the structure and the function of the saccus vasculosus of the rainbow trout (Salmo irideus).


Histidine decarboxylase in rat hepatoma.


A study of oxygen consumption during profound hypothermia induced by perfusion of the entire body.


The combined resectoscope.

The combined resectoscope.


Apparent adaptation effects in the acquisition of a conditioned emotional response.


The effect of podophyllin on the human endocervix.


Trace conditioning of the conditioned emotional response.


Influences of trypsin and streptokinase on intravascular clotting.


Production and standardization of ECHO reference antisera. I. For 25 prototypic ECHO viruses.


L-Ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. VIII. All the pathway in the L-ascorbic acid metabolism.


L-Ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. III. Effects of various inhibitors and vitamins on L-ascorbic acid-degrading enzyme system.


L-Ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. IV. Degradation products of L-ascorbic acid.


L-Ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. V. Adaptability of L-ascorbic acid-degrading bacterium.


L-Ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. VI. Metabolic pathway of L-ascorbic acid through D-arabo-ascorbic acid.


L-Ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. VII. Metabolic pathway through dehydroascorbic acid.


L-ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. I. Mechanism of L-ascorbic acid degradation.


L-ascorbic acid degradation by bacteria. II. Adaptive properties to L-ascorbic acid.


Partial elucidation of the oligosaccharide chains of the human barium alpha 2-glycoproteins.


Evolution of sexual psychopath laws.

Evolution of sexual psychopath laws.


The binding of nucleoside di- and triphosphates by a rat-liver component.


Fundamental facts relating to the counseling and higher education of epileptic persons.


Malrotation of the colon and duodenal stenosis.


Primary carcinoma of the fallopian tube. Report of a case.


Statistical study on relation between breast cancer and lactation period. 2. Adoption of square root measure.


Statistical study on relation between breast cancer and lactation period. 1. A comparative study through cumulative frequency distribution.


Statistical study on relation between breast cancer and lactation period. 3. Study through relative liability.


Four new Salmonella types (S. tilburg, S. bunnik, S. overschie and S. sterrenbos) isolated in the Netherlands.


The development of the jugular lymph sacs in the light of vestigial, provisional and definitive phases of morphogenesis.


Collagen diseases--unanswered questions on pathogenesis and etiology.


The placebo effect in treatment.

The placebo effect in treatment.


Indications of involvement of the reticuloendothelial system in alterations of iron metabolism produced by tumor extracts.


Hypoferremia in rats following injection of bacterial endotoxin.


The effects of pyridoxine antagonists and other convulsive agents on amino acid concentrations of the mouse brain.


Analysis of the union between host and graft in the albino rat.


Calcium, cholesterol, and collagen levels in human aortas.


Unusual electrophoretic patterns of plasma proteins in human subjects.


Studies on the pulmonary diffusing capacity by the carbon monoxide breath holding technique. I. Normal subjects.


Studies on the pulmonary diffusing capacity by the carbon monoxide breath holding technique. II. Patients with various pulmonary diseases.


Allergenicity of intracellular particles, cell walls, and cytoplasmic fluid from Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Observations on the nervous system of the lesser bush baby (Galago senegalensis senegalensis).


Immunogenicity of intracellular particles and cell walls from Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Knall-gas reaction-linked fixation of labelled carbon dioxide in an autotrophic Streptomyces.


A study of the development of the auditory capsule of the chondrocranium in Camelus dromedarus at 5.4 cm. C.R.L. stage.


Effects of task definition and probability of reinforcement upon the acquisition and extinction of imitative responses.


Electrophysiology of hippocampal neurons. I. Sequential invasion and synaptic organization.


Electrophysiological properties of an archicortical neuron.


Electrophysiology of hippocampal neurons. II. After-potentials and repetitive firing.


Excitation and inhibition of single pyramidal cells during hippocampal seizure.


Eastern encephalitis in New Jersey in 1959.


Public health nursing in New Jersey.

Public health nursing in New Jersey.


Clinical application of gonioscopic findings to evaluation of glaucoma operations.


An experimental study on the chronic toxicity of myleran and its influence upon the lens, endocrine glands and internal organs of rats.


Fat embolism: histochemical studies with fluorescent light source and fluorochrome dye (phosphine 3R).


Multiple foreign bodies in the stomach.

Multiple foreign bodies in the stomach.


Experiences in the management of gastroduodenal haemorrhage.


Improvement--real or apparent? A seven year follow-up of children hospitalized and discharged from a residential setting.


A study on the relation of some metals in melanotic tumor formation in Drosophila flies.


Induced alterations in metabolism of DL-norleucine-2-C14 in the intact cow.


Erythrocyte survival studies in domestic and bioghorn sheep, using glycine-2-C14.


The transfer of norleucine carbon into CO2, fatty acids and plasma proteins by the isolated perfused rat liver.


Mechanism by which serotonin, norepinephrine and reserpine cause central vasomotor inhibition.


Temporomandibular joint disorders.

Temporomandibular joint disorders.


Effects of psychotropic drugs on the electrical activity of the brain and behavior of the cat.


Experimental modification of interviewer content in standardized interviews.


Verbal rate, eyeblink, and content in structured psychiatric interviews.


Cancer cell invasion of the blood of the pulmonary vein in operations for pulmonary cancer. Preliminary report.


Children's answers. How it feels to be in a hospital was described by fifty children in a recent study.


Factors of risk in the development of coronary heart disease--six year follow-up experience. The Framingham Study.


Arnold GESELL's place in the history of developmental psychology and psychiatry.


Inflammatory polyp of the stomach with eosinophile infiltration.


A spray surgical dressing.

A spray surgical dressing.


Simplified micrometric linear kerato-pupillometry. An advance in bifocal corneal lens fiting technique using newly designed reticles in the ocular of the Zeiss slitlamp.


Ambulatory psychotherapy for the schizophrenic patient with the aid of drugs.


Propaganda for voluntary birth control and voluntary sterilization a danger.


A syndrome clinically resembling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis following chronic mercurialism.


Cause of hypophosphatemia in hyperthermic dogs.


Effect of hyperventilation on glomerular filtration and renal plasma flow.


Lytic activity of bacteriophages toward phagocytized bacteria.


The inhibition of the phagocytic activity of leucocytes by Coxsackie viruses. III. Viruses inactivated by ultraviolet rays.


The role of phagocytes in virus infections.


Renal glomerular lesions in mice following injection of strreptococcal M protein.


Preparation and antigenicity of M protein released from group A, type 1 streptococcal cell walls by phage-associated lysin. The lysis of Group A type 1 streptococcal cell walls by phage-associated lysin has been described. In the preparation of lysin, a new semisynthetic non-protein media to support growth of the propagating strain of Group C streptococci was employed. Following lysis of the cell walls, the resulting digest was partially purified by ion-exchange chromatography and ammonium sulfate precipitation. In addition to M protein, the resulting preparation (called lysin M protein) contained the group-specific carbohydrate and the T protein-but did not contain antigens, detectable by precipitin tests, which cross-reacted with absorbed heterologous group or type antisera. Capillary precipitin reactions between the lysin M protein and type-specific antiserum did not occur in the presence of high ionic strength buffers; these buffers did not similarly affect precipitin reactions of acid M protein. Type 1 lysin M protein is shown to be a good antigen. A total of 1.5 mg. injected intradermally in saline produced bactericidal antibody in eight of nine rabbits; when injected in adjuvant in one rabbit, protective serum antibodies developed. Streptococci grown in sera from seven of nine rabbits immunized with lysin M protein demonstrated significantly longer chains than when grown in normal rabbit serum. Antibody as demonstrated by each of these three tests was shown to be type-specific. No local or systemic toxicity was noted following intradermal injection in rabbits of lysin M protein.


German measles in pregnancy.

German measles in pregnancy.


Cervical cytology in pregnancy. Preliminary study of 1,000 patients.


Effect on bilirubin metabolism in the newborn of sulfisoxazole administered to the mother.


Schizophrenia: correlates of life history.


Carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract.


Management of the child with diabetes.

Management of the child with diabetes.


Morphological and cytochemical studies on the Harderian glands of rats.


Note on the specificity of mercuric bromophenol blue for the cytochemical detection of proteins.


What constitutes 'apparato reticolare interno' of Golgi in the goblet cells of vertebrate intestine?


Verbal and nonverbal aspects of free association.


Functioning autogenous muscle used experimentally as an auxiliary ventricle.


Contractile activities of mammalian smooth muscles in chloride-deficient media.


Postsynaptic electrogenesis in septate giant axons. II. Comparison of medial and lateral giant axons of crayfish.


Connective tissue V. Comparison of synthesis and turnover of collagen and elastin in tissues of rat at several ages.


Connective tissue. IV. Synthesis and turnover of proteins in tissues of rats.


Discussion of 'the metapsychology of pleasure'. I. The structural description of pleasure.


Dysmenorrhea.

Dysmenorrhea.


Threatened abortion.

Threatened abortion.


Histological modifications of the lung due to pulmonary capillary embolisation (repeated fat and carbon embolism in rabbits).


Preparation and characterization of artificial top component from turnip yellow mosaic virus.


Pseudotumor cerebri.

Pseudotumor cerebri.


Benign constitutional intermittent jaundice; report of two cases.


Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography.


The action of 5-fluorouracil on the nucleic acid metabolism of pseudorabies virus-infected and noninfected rabbit kidney cells.


A method for preparing smallpox vaccine on a large scale in cultured cells.


Bilateral nephrogenic carcinomas in Lindau-Von Hippel disease.


Posterior approach to the hip joint in prosthetic replacement.


The antigenicity of gamma-irradiated vaccinia virus.


Mucopolysaccharides of aorta at various ages.


Determination of erythrocyte survival in newborn infants by means of Cr51-labelled erythrocytes.


A continuous monitored dialysis-perfusion device for study of two compartment systems.


On being well named: a standard nomenclature of radioisotope procedures.


Determination of lead in paint scrapings as an aid in the control of lead paint poisoning in young children.


Lateral subluxation of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb: experimental study.


Gonadal exposure incident to roentgen therapy.


Vascular malformatons of the brain. An anatomical study.


Sarcoid arthritis with a response to colchicine: report of two cases.


Gardner's syndrome: heredofamilial adenomatosis associated with "soft and hard" fibrous tumors and epidermoid cysts.


Cerebral concussion: presentation of the problem.


Collateral circulation of the brain.

Collateral circulation of the brain.


The use of sociological and social-psychological concepts in physiological research: a review of selected experimental studies.


The post-myocardial infarction syndrome.


Thyroid carcinoma with extensive pulmonary metastases treated with radioiodine: report of a case.


Marfan's syndrome: case report.

Marfan's syndrome: case report.


On the possibility of cure of malignant lymphoid tumors. I. Treatment of autochthonous lymphoid tumors in C57BL mice with massive doses of lymphocytolytic agents.


Radiosensitization of E. coli by purine and pyrimidine analogues incorporated in deoxyribonucleic acid.


Systemic interactions in radiation leukemogenesis.


Cellular effects of ionizing radiation.

Cellular effects of ionizing radiation.


The role of cell differentiation as a determinant of susceptibility to virus carcinogenesis.


One-stage pollicisation of little finger.


Ainhum-dactylolysis spontanea-a case report.


The cardiac patient and surgery: an integrated approach.


Effect on visual threshold of light outside the test area.


Early esophagoscopy for diagnosis of esophageal burns.


Emergency interin treatment of upper airway obstruction.


Effect of attenuated tumor tissue injections on the sarcoma 1A ascites tumor in the A/Jax mouse.


Prosthetics in the middle ear. II.

Prosthetics in the middle ear. II.


Esophageal carcinoma. An example and discussion of the relentless course of the lesion.


Acridine orange fluorochrome in the study of normal and malignant epithelium of the uterine cervix.


Immunologic studies of heart tissue. IV. Serologic reactions with human heart tissue as revealed by immunofluorescent methods: isoimmune, Wassermann, and autoimmune reactions. Reactions of normal and pathologic sera with heart tissue have been investigated by the immunofluorescent method, with particular reference to presumptive autoantibodies to heart and their differentiation from blood group isoantibodies and Wassermann antibody. In the heart, blood group substances A and B were found distributed in capillary walls, vascular endothelium, and interstitial connective tissue. In surveys of randomly selected sera, isoimmune reactions against tissue blood group substances A and B were noted infrequently. This finding was considered related to the limited sensitivity of fluorescent antibody methods. Heart tissue from blood group O individuals was used for screening of pathologic sera for presence of tissue-reactive factors. Wassermann antibody was found reactive with constituents of myocardial sarcoplasm, of which the major reactant was cardiolipin. Wassermann-positive sera absorbed with beef cardiolipin gave evidence of reaction with other constituents of myofiber sarcoplasm. Sera of patients with rheumatic fever, rheumatic heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis, disseminated lupus, and liver disease frequently showed a marked reactivity with constituents of myofiber sarcoplasm. These serum factors were differentiated from Wassermann antibody. At least three patterns of immunofluorescent staining could be differentiated by the distribution of reactants in the myofiber sarcoplasm. These reactants were extractable with ethanol and methanol but not by acetone. Sera found reactive by immunofluorescence frequently gave positive flocculation and complement-fixation tests with alcohol extracts of human heart. Immunofluorescent tests were best correlated with flocculation reactions. Sarcoplasmic-reactive factors were associated in some sera with 19S gamma globulin as demonstrated by the use of fluorescent anti-19S gamma globulin. Serologic reactions with homologous or autologous heart were observed particularly frequently with sera from rheumatic patients approximately 2 weeks following cardiac surgery, as well as in some non-rheumatic patients following cardiac or thoracic surgery or acute myocardial infarction. The pathogenetic significance of these presumptive autoantibodies to heart is unknown. As yet, no definite conclusions may be drawn regarding their relationship to bound gamma globulin in rheumatic hearts or to the postcardiotomy and post-infarction syndromes.


The concept of autoantibodies in rheumatic fever and in the postcommissurotomy state.


Immunologic studies of heart tissue. III. Occurrence of bound gamma globulin in auricular appendages from rheumatic hearts. Relationship to certain histopathologic features of rheumatic heart disease. Using fluorescent antibody methods, deposits of bound gamma globulin, as determined in unfixed washed sections of auricular appendages from rheumatic hearts, were noted in a significant number (18 per cent) of 100 specimens studied. Such deposits were observed in myofibers, sarcolemma, interstitial connective tissue, and vessel walls. Albumin and fibrin were generally found absent from these sites. Control hearts from normal and pathologic material, including postmortem and biopsied specimens, in general, did not reveal such deposits. These various tissue sites which contained bound gamma globulin frequently exhibited evidence of alteration as indicated both by enhanced affinity for eosin and by strongly positive reaction with the periodic acid-Schiff reagent, and appeared comparable in some cases to "fibrinoid." Bound gamma globulin was not observed in cellular or stromal components of Aschoff lesions, nor was the occurrence of Aschoff lesions correlated with presence of bound gamma globulin. It is suggested that deposition of gamma globulin and the eosinophilic alteration associated with such deposition are related to certain of the pathologic changes of rheumatic heart disease. The nature of such deposits of gamma globulin was considered from immune and non-immune points of view.


Comparative medical studies of chronic degenerative diseases as a veterinary public health activity.


Enuresis.

Enuresis.


Hypogonadism in young men (with emphasis on Klinefelter's syndrome).


Counseling parents of retarded children.


Undesirable habits.

Undesirable habits.


Successful pregnancy following hypophysectomy during the twelfth week of gestation.


Hypopituitarism and diabetes mellitus: a case report with observations on metabolic interrelationships.


Tolbutamide tolerance test in carbohydrate metabolism evaluation.


Heterogeneity of the lactic dehydrogenases of new-born and adult rat heart as determined with coenzyme analogs.


Individual differences in learning as a function of shock level.


Integrated patient care.

Integrated patient care.


Effects of hydrocortisone and adrenalectomy on uptake of alpha-aminoisobutyric acid.


A visual analog of the Funkenstein test.


Reactions of medical patients to discharge or threat of discharge from a psychosomatic unit of a general hospital.


Knee pain in slipped femoral capital epiphysis causing a delay in diagnosis.


The discovery of Histoplasma capsulatum in Connecticut soil incidental to the investigation of a case of feline cryptococcosis.


Fluorescent antibody staining of Sporotrichum schenckii in cultures and clinical materials.


Observations on the seasonal variations in incidence of ringworm in dogs and cats in the United States.


Techniques effecting change in analytically oriented psychotherapy.


Hostility in verbal productions and hypnotic dreams of hypertensive patients. Studies of groups and individuals.


The distribution and retention of cadmium in subcellular fractions of rat liver.


Organs palpable in asymptomatic adult abdomen.


Pleuropulmonary amoebiasis complicating liver abscess.


A study of the tolerance of the canine heart to venous and aortic occlusion under hypothermia.


The influence of climate on patients with cardiovascular disease.


Steroid fever studies: physiological differences between bacterial pyrogens and endogenous steroid pyrogens of man.


Steroid fever.

Steroid fever.


Synthetic peptides related to the corticotropins (ACTH) and the melanophore stimulating hormones (MSH) possessing corticotropin releasing activity (CRF-activity).


Teratoma of the thyroid in newborn infants.


The ''innocent'' E. coli.

The ''innocent'' E. coli.


The development, topographical relations and innervation of the epiphysis cerebri in the albino rat.


Thyrotoxic hepatic dysfunction presenting as acute infectious hepatitis. Report of a case.


After cataract.

After cataract.


Toxicity studies of cured epoxy resins.

Toxicity studies of cured epoxy resins.


Testicular changes in rats after treatment with cadmium chloride.


Evaluation of mepivacaine (Carbocaine) in ophthalmic procedures.


The effect of reserpine on goitre induced by thiouracil.


Hemobilia: report of a case of massive gastrointestinal bleeding originating from a hepatic abscess.


Comparative study of cucurbita seeds.

Comparative study of cucurbita seeds.


Treatment of angina pectoris with a commercial heart extract.


The effects of duration and distribution of infantile experience on adult learning.


The effect of electric stimulation of the brain on anaphylactic shock in guinea-pig.


Civil defense: a training program for allied medical and health personnel.


Measles vaccine.

Measles vaccine.


Measles encephalitis. Evaluation of treatment with adrenocorticotropin and adrenal corticosteroids.


A method for rating sentence completion test responses.


''Malignant haemangioma'' of the face.

''Malignant haemangioma'' of the face.


Cartilage as a substitute for congenital defect of the finger skeleton.


A safe effective anesthesia for cystoscopies.


An improved disposable cord clamp.

An improved disposable cord clamp.


Serum protein levels in mothers and newborn infants--a comparison of New Guineans with white Australians.


Serum protein values in New Guinea highland natives.


The pattern of intussusception in Africans in Natal.


Renal biopsy.

Renal biopsy.


The Chicago Society of Internal Medicine.


Postoperative intestinal obstruction in infants and children.


Methylation studies on ax-brain mucolipid.


On the changes in the activity of glutathione reductase on the maturation of senile cataract.


On the induction period and a protein inhibitor of mushroom tyrosinase.


Tyrosinase inhibition by its apoenzyme and the transformation of a protein inhibitor into tyrosinase.


Adaptation to extra-uterine life.

Adaptation to extra-uterine life.


The paediatrician's views on emergency treatment.


Nutritional status of cerebral-palsied children.


Late results of Krogiusplasty.

Late results of Krogiusplasty.


Preliminary experiences with skin-arthroplasty in children suffering from tuberculosis coxitis.


Keratoconus posticus.

Keratoconus posticus.


A comparison of visuosensory and visuomotor disturbances in right and left hemiplegics.


The use of a new ultra-short-acting intravenous anesthetic in shock therapy.


Effect of cortisone plus antituberculosis agents on tuberculous pneumonia in guinea pigs.


Therapy for gastroduodenal hemorrhage.

Therapy for gastroduodenal hemorrhage.


Results of physical treatment in cerebral palsy.


The use of hexafluorodiethyl ether in psychiatric treatment.


Separation of sphingosine and dihydrosphingosine by reversed phase paper chromatography.


Infection risks in a paediatric department.


Should infantile umbilical hernias be treated with navel emplastra?


Studies on human lactation. Relation between the dietary intake of lactating women and the chemical composition of milk with regard to principal and certain inorganic constituents.


Detection by ionization of atmospheric gases during analysis by gas chromatography.


Acquisition of perceptual responses as a function of loading, location, and repetition.


Our heritage: medical writings.

Our heritage: medical writings.


Effect of Ditran on chronic, regressed mental patients.


Normal physiologic vaginal douches.

Normal physiologic vaginal douches.


New low-pH preparation for treatment of vaginitis and cervicitis.


Enterobius vermicularis granuloma in the inguinal canal.


Reflex retinal artery spasm following intraturbinal injection. A rare rhinogenic complication.


Effects of physiological purines on the development of the chick embryo.


Chemotherapy of malignant diseases.

Chemotherapy of malignant diseases.


Influences of antimetabolites inhibiting nucleic acid metabolism on embryonic development.


A histochemical method for distinguishing between side-chain and terminal (alpha-acylamido) carboxyl groups of proteins. The specificity of the Barrnett-Seligman method for the histochemical demonstration of alpha-acylamido carboxyl groups (C terminal) of proteins is dependent on the conversion of such groups to ketones by the action of acetic anhydride and absolute pyridine. Studies on model compounds show that the side-chain carboxyl groups also react in the method and that most of the final color developed can be attributed to these carboxyls, rather than to the C terminal carboxyl groups. It is postulated that the side-chain carboxyls react by formation of mixed anhydrides in the presence of acetic anhydride and pyridine. This mixed anhydride then could link with a hydrazide to form a dihydrazide, which is capable of coupling with a diazo dye. Acetic anhydride treatment alone, without pyridine, also yields mixed anhydride. The mixed anhydride derived from the side-chain carboxyls can be destroyed by base, whereas the methyl ketone derived from the C terminal carboxyl is unaffected, and this treatment makes the method specific for C terminal carboxyl groups. Tissues treated in such a fashion demonstrate that all the color reaction obtained in the method is due to side-chain carboxyls, and that C terminal groups yield little or no staining as would be expected for "average" molecular weight proteins.


The significance of the histochemical reaction for carboxyl groups of protein in cartilage matrix.


Metabolic effects of lathyrogenic agents on cartilage in vivo and in vitro. The effects of lathyrogenic agents in vivo and in vitro are described, in respect to some biochemical indices of cartilage metabolism. Lathyrogenic agents in vivo inhibited the incorporation of radiosulfate into rat epiphyseal cartilage and the isolated chondroitin sulfate. No significant changes in hydroxyproline or hexosamine content of epiphyseal cartilage were found, but there was a marked increase in water content. The content of chondroitin sulfate, measured as uronic acid, was decreased. The importance of taking growth rate differences between control and experimental rats into account in assessing the effects of lathyrogenic agents in vivo is emphasized. In an in vitro system, utilizing fresh calf costal cartilage slices, the presence of low concentrations of lathyrogenic agents markedly affected various metabolic events. The incorporation into cartilage slices of sulfate-S(35), glucose-U-C(14), and glycine-1-C(14) was significantly depressed, as was the production of organic acids, including lactic acid. In general, these effects were more severe under anaerobic conditions. Glutamine restored the activities of the slices treated with lathyrogenic agents to control values obtained in the absence of either lathyrogen or glutamine.


Double-blind study of chlorprothixene (Taractan) a panpsychotropic agent.


Glycogenolytic effect of 2-mercapto-ethylamine in epiphyseal cartilage.


The metabolic basis of phagocytosis. III. Incorporation of inorganic phosphate into various classes of phosphatides during phagocytosis.


Tuberculin sensitivity and tuberculosis in nursing and medical students.


Immunity reactions in man and animals following inoculation with typhoid vaccines, with special reference to the bactericidal activity of the serum.


Chlordiazepoxide in the treatment of acute alcoholism: a preliminary report.


Campaign against gonorrhoea in Hungary.

Campaign against gonorrhoea in Hungary.


A clinical note on the specific nature of an "oral" trauma.


Effects of glycerol and freezing on skin homografts.


When do you refer a child to a psychiatrist?


Effect of lathyrogenic agents on glycogen in epiphyseal cartilage.


Tritanopia and two-colour image synthesis.


Cerebral circulation and function in Cheyne-Stokes respiration.


Vasodepressor syncope: EEG and circulatory changes.


Lead poisoning after taking Pb acetate with suicidal intent. Report of a case with a discussion of the mechanism of anemia.


The rescue complex in Anna O's final identity.


Racial differences in visual acuity.

Racial differences in visual acuity.


Anticoagulant and surgical treatment of patients with cerebral thrombosis: current status.


Four levels of emotional involvement in psychotherapy.


Personality patterns.

Personality patterns.


Goniometric study of the human foot in standing and walking.


Clinical importance of gastric varices.

Clinical importance of gastric varices.


The management of postphlebitic syndrome.


An electron microscope study of the aorta in young and in aging mice.


Electron microscope observations on chick embryo liver. Glycogen, bile canaliculi, inclusion bodies and hematopoiesis.


Electron microscope study of developing chick embryo aorta.


Electron-microscopic study of glycogen in chick embryo liver.


Electron-microscopic observations on developing chick embryo liver. The Golgi complex and its possible role in the formation of glycogen.


The striated musculature of blood vessels. II. Cell interconnections and cell surface. The interconnections and the surfaces of the striated muscle cells which occur in thoracic and in lung veins of the mouse were studied with the electron microscope. The osmium-fixed tissues were embedded in methacrylate or in araldite and sectioned with a Porter-Blum microtome. Many preparations were stained before embedding with phosphotungstic acid or after sectioning with uranyl acetate. Typical intercalated discs are observed in this muscle. They are similar to the discs found in heart muscle. These intercalated discs represent boundaries between separate muscle cells. Along the discs, cells are joined in planes normal to their myofilaments. The same cells are also joined in planes parallel to the myofilaments by means of lateral interconnections. These lateral cell boundaries are in continuity with the intercalated discs. Three morphologically distinct parts occur within the lateral cell interconnections: One is characterized by small vesicles along the plasma membrane, the second part has the structure of desmosomes, and a third part represents an external compound membrane (formed by the two plasma membranes of the adjoining cells) and is termed "quintuple-layered cell interconnection." Small vesicles and plasma membrane enfoldings along the free surface of muscle cells are interpreted as products of a pinocytosis (phagocytosis) process. Some of them are seen to contain small membrane-bounded bodies or granules. The free cell surface shows a characteristic outer dense layer ("basement membrane") which accompanies the plasma membrane. The topographic relation of this dense layer with the plasma membrane seems to vary in different preparations. The significance of this variation is not well understood. On two occasions a typical arrangement o vesicles and tubules was observed at Z band levels, just beneath the plasma membrane. These structures are believed to represent endoplasmic reticulum. Their possible significance for the conduction of excitation is discussed.


Virus particles in "normal" chick embryos.


Functional islet cell carcinoma metastasizing as spindle cell tumor. A possible clue to the riddle of extrapancreatic tumors causing hypoglycemia.


The lysogenicity of Staphylococci isolated in Poland.


Second-order personality factors in positive mental health.


Validating clinical judgments with the 16 P.F. test.


Pathology of epizootic hemorrhagic disease of deer.


Renal tubular acidosis with hypokalemia symptoms.


Radiographically demonstrable thickening of bone in the spinous processes of the lumbar spine.


Social integration of the aged in Finland.


The plasmacrit test as a screening test for syphilis.


Impressions of my recent foreign tour.

Impressions of my recent foreign tour.


Unconscious mechanisms of magical repair.


Familial hyperchlorhydria.

Familial hyperchlorhydria.


Diet and serum cholesterol of lumberjacks.


Heart disease and employment. Cardiovascular studied on lumbariacks.


Aseptic meningitis epidemic due to ECHO 4 virus.


Effect of some tubular inhibiting agents on the urinary output of sulphates.


The significance of electrophoretic studies of the urine and serum in renal diseases.


Effect of long-term therapy with sulfa and Furadantin on recurrent pyelonephritis.


Nephrosomatic index and renal cortical index in pyelonephritis.


Experimental studies on cerebral hemorrhage.


In vitro production of testosterone and androst-4-ene-3, 17-dione in a human ovarian homogenate.


Urine of children with sympathetic tumors. The excretion of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxy-mandelic acid.


Experimental studies on experimental trichophytosis as seen from comparative exanthematology. VI. Fluorescent microscopical study of allergic reaction evoked by crude polysaccharide of Trichophyton mentagr., var. ast.


Magnesium deficiency in intact, in adrenalectomized and in hypophysectomized rats.


Candida complications after antibiotic therapy.


Vitamin B12 binding in bacterial ribosomes and observation of a ribosomal vitamin B12 binding glycoprotein.


Prolonged pyrexia from penetrating benign ulcer on the greater curvature.


Treatment of diarrhea in irritable colon, including preliminary observations with a new antidiarrheal agent, diphenoxylate hydrochloride (Lomotil).


Treatment of diarrhea in irritable colon, including preliminary observations with a new antidiarrheal agent, diphenoxylate hydrocloride (Lomotil).


Pain in peptic ulcer. Experimental observations on the factors involved in the pain mechanism.


The significance of terminal positivity in the electrocardiographic lead VI of less than 0.12 sec. QRS duration.


Aerometeorism: a followup report.

Aerometeorism: a followup report.


The effect of pretraining reinforcement conditions on learning by normal and retarded children.


Dacryocystorhinostomy.

Dacryocystorhinostomy.


Effect of corticosteroids and of hormones of pregnancy on the lethal action of bacterial endotoxin.


Activation of one tobacco necrosis virus by another.


The transmission of potato aucuba mosaic virus by aphids from plants also infected by potato viruses A or Y.


Aimed bronchography.

Aimed bronchography.


Sleep and the vascular action of nicotinic acid.


Response set: a methodological problem in complaint inventories.


The amino acid composition of chymotrypsinogen B.


Acute glomerulonephritis.

Acute glomerulonephritis.


Isoniazid medication in tuberculin reactors of all ages: a new pattern in prophylaxis of childhood tuberculosis. A preliminary report.


Influence of the doctor-patient relationship on drug action.


Methodology in clinical drug evaluation: phenyramidol in the treatment of hypertrophic arthritis.


Alpha-ethyltryptamine acetate in the treatment of depression, a study of the methodology of drug evaluation.


Differential diagnosis of children with communication disorders.


The facilitation of labour by abdominal decompression.


Recent studies on the Feulgen reaction for deoxyribonucleic acid.


Use of glutamic acid-U-C14 to determine nutritionally essential amino acids for larvae of the blow fly, Phormia regina.


The determination of long chain fatty acid esters in serum.


Aggression and the picture-frustration study.


Distortions of the phallic phase.

Distortions of the phallic phase.


Pseudo-isochromatic plates and artificial light. Comparative studies of Bostrom's II. Ishihara's and Stilling's plates by the daylight, tungsten lamps, and fluorescent tubes.


Cortisone and phenylbutazone in the treatment of diphtheritic croup and non-diphtheritic stenosing laryngitis.


Follow-up record of skin arthroplasty.

Follow-up record of skin arthroplasty.


The effect of chemicals on the serum DPA and "no DPA" reactions.


The practical value of transaminasaemia determinations in epidemic hepatitis.


The level of serum neuraminic acid in malignant neoplasms and other pathologic conditions.


Dream and psychosis: their relationship to hallucinatory processes.


A clinical trial study of imipramine hydrochloride.


Phosphatide components of fowl blood cells.


Phosphatides of human blood cells and their role in spherocytosis.


The lipid composition of Micrococcus halodenitrificans as influenced by salt concentration.


Preparation of an inhibitor of viral hemagglutination from human erythrocytes. A material, derived from human erythrocytes and believed to be identical with the receptor site for the myxoviruses, has been obtained in homogeneous form. The method of preparation involves pH adjustment of the stroma, hot phenolic extraction, chloroform-methanol treatment, and ultracentrifugation. The material so obtained possesses a high inhibitory titer to viral hemagglutination (45,000 to 60,000 inhibitory units/mg. against 4 hemagglutination units of Lee strain of influenza virus) and appears to be a glycoprotein containing 22 to 24 per cent sialic acid, 12 per cent hexose, 12 per cent hexosamine, 1 per cent fucose in addition to at least eleven amino acids. The sialic acid probably occupies a terminal position in an oligosaccharide chain extending from the protein peptide chain. The molecular weight is near 30,000-an unusually low value for substances possessing this biological activity. M and N blood group activity also seems to be associated with this protein.


Preliminary studies on the screening procedures of antitumor filtrates from Streptomyces cultures.


Osteoma of the orbit.

Osteoma of the orbit.


An early effect of diphtheria toxin on the metabolism of mammalian cells growing in culture. At concentrations of 0.1 Lf (0.25 microg.)/ml., or greater, diphtheria toxin produces an immediate decrease (40 +/- 5 per cent) in the steady-state level of incorporation of inorganic phosphate into ATP by cultures of normal human kidney cells growing at 37 degrees C. in the presence of glucose. The effect is readily reversible by specific antitoxin for a period of 30 minutes or more after adding toxin. Protein synthesis in these cells continues at a normal rate for 60 minutes after adding toxin and the toxin-treated cells are able to take up and concentrate potassium ions normally for at least 1 hour. Even high concentrations of toxin (5 Lf/ml. or more) fail to effect either protein synthesis or ATP formation by cultures of spleen cells from the mouse, an animal that is relatively resistant to the lethal action of the toxin. Of various inhibitors studied, antimycin A most closely resembles toxin in its action, both on protein synthesis and on ATP formation. Mouse cells are considerably more resistant to antimycin A than are human kidney cells. Human kidney cells treated with saturating doses of toxin continue to form RNA at a normal rate for about 1 hour, after which the rates of both P(i) (32) incorporation and of 6-C(14)-orotic acid incorporation into RNA sharply decline and continue at about 40 to 50 per cent their initial rate. At 37 degrees C., S(35)-methionine incorporation into cell protein ceases altogether 60 to 75 minutes after addition of a saturating dose of toxin. The effect of saturating doses of toxin on S(35)-methionine incorporation into human kidney cell protein at different temperatures, has been studied. It is concluded from the present studies that diphtheria toxin exerts a primary, reversible effect at the surface of susceptible cells where it inhibits cytochrome-linked phosphorylation concerned with transport of inorganic phosphate across the cell membrane.


Improved method for quantitative evaluation of drug effects on dextran edema in the rat.


Kinetics of edema formation in rats as influenced by critical doses of dextran.


The conduction velocity of the ulnar nerve and the spinal reflex time measured by means of the H wave in average adults and athletes.


The toxic effect on rabbits of influenza virus given intravenously.


The relation of the toxic agent to the subunits of influenza virus particles.


Reduced sensitivity to some drugs 48 h after chlorpromazine treatment.


A complete stripping of varicose veins of the lower extremities under local anesthesia.


Red cell volume and total blood volume determinations with sodium radio-chromate (Cr-51) tagged Rh negative type O red cells.


Distribution of plastocyanin in plants, with special reference to its localization in chloroplasts.


A new leaf copper protein 'plastocyanin', a natural Hill oxidant.


Inhibitory effect of light on oxygen-uptake by cell-free extracts and particulate fractions of Rhodopseudomonas palustris.


Bentonite flocculation test and latex fixation test slide method.


Small-amount long-term antibiotic treatment of Shigellosis and mass administration on occasion of epidemics.


Further studies on amino acid requirements of a subline of strain L cells (mouse fibroblasts) in synthetic media.


The pharmacology and immunology of human ejaculate.


Cultivation of monkey kidney cells in the simplified replicate tissue culture.


The denaturation of ovalbumin and its reaction with ferricyanide.


The localized action of end-plate drugs' in the twitch fibres of the frog.


How cells communicate.

How cells communicate.


Variations on a theme. The actinomycins.


Biogenesis of the actinomycins.

Biogenesis of the actinomycins.


Effects of white authoritarianism in biracial work groups.


Salpingolithiasis.

Salpingolithiasis.


Dangerousness and mental illness. Some observations on the decision to release persons acquitted by reason of insanity.


Trends on tuberculosis morbidity and mortality.


Sites of plasma albumin catabolism in the rat.


Morphological aspects of atherosclerosis in th chick.


Some aspects of the physical and chemical nature of air pollution.


Bullous emphysema.

Bullous emphysema.


Cavitary sarcoidosis.

Cavitary sarcoidosis.


Current status of steroid therapy in tuberculosis.


Idiopathic diaphragmatic paralysis.

Idiopathic diaphragmatic paralysis.


Experimental atherosclerosis as observed in the chicken.


Low-angle light scattering and the molecular weight of deoxyribonucleic acid.


The location and tentative identification of steroids on paper chromatograms by means of a system of color tests.


Surgery of the uterus in sterility.

Surgery of the uterus in sterility.


Studies on an attenuated measles-virus vaccine. VIII. General summary and evaluation of the results of vaccination.


Nonbacterial infections of the newborn.

Nonbacterial infections of the newborn.


The Groenblad-Strandberg syndrome with residual dracontiasis in a Yemenite woman.


A contribution to Bloom's syndrome. Congenital telangiectatic erythema resembling lypus erythematosus in dwarfs.


Biological activities of isometric estriols.


Extraction of lipid and lipid cation from frozen brain tissue.


A case of Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease. I. Clinicopathological analysis.


Studies on the interaction of plants and free-living nitrogen-fixing microorganisms. I. Occurrence of Azotobacter in the rhizosphere of crop plants.


Electrolyte distribution in mammalian central nervous system. Are glia high sodium cells?


Combined aortic and mitral stenosis. A clinical and physiological study.


Feminizing ovarian mesenchymomas.

Feminizing ovarian mesenchymomas.


Inhalation and skin tests in asthmatic children.


The physiology and clinical significance of haptoglobin.


Early diagnosis of arthritis of the hand; clinicopathological study of swollen painful hands in women over 40 years of age.


Supplement to the Kauffmann-White-scheme. IV.


The auxiliary and the aged patient. New approaches.


Pyridine nucleotide transhydrogenase. VIII. Properties of the transhydrogenase reactions of an enzyme complex isolated from beef heart mitochondria.


The empirical determination of game-theoretical strategies.


Experimental herpes simplex karatitis. The effect of corticosteroids and epithelial curettage.


The effect of corticosteroids on experimental ocular toxoplasmosis.


The penetration of daraprim (pyrimethamine) into the monkey eye.


Some ethological studies of social relationships and conflict situations.


A re-evaluation of the psychodynamics of firesetting.


Histiocytic tumors (fibrous xanthoma and histiocytoma) in children.


The association of complete heart block and Adams-Stokes syndrome in two cases of Mobitz type of block; case reports.


Effects of water-soluble adrenocortical steroids on passive cutaneous anaphylaxis of the guinea pig.


Uroflometry in urological diagnosis.

Uroflometry in urological diagnosis. The automatic recording uroflometer is a simple office instrument which provides an objective record of the rate of voiding. It has proven value as a diagnostic aid in the evaluation of obstructive lower urinary tract problems and in neurotic bladder disorders. Differential uroflometry is used to make relative appraisals of the forces of expulsion of urine and of resistance to the flow of urine through the urethra. It is accomplished by measuring urine flow rate through a catheter of standard size and by comparing this with urine flow rate through the urethra. When used in conjunction with other diagnostic methods, uroflometry adds to the accuracy of urological assessment of a patient.


Technical factors affecting the preparation of fluorescent antibody reagents.


Fighting scale and corrosion.

Fighting scale and corrosion.


Hypnosis in psychotherapy today. Anachronism, fixation, regression, or valid modality?


Psychiatric aspects of medical practice. Psychiatry in medicine: sibling or stepchild?


Symposium on 'psycho-analysis and ethology'. III. Some theoretical implications from animal behaviour studies for the psycho-analytic concepts of instinct energy, and drive.


Late irradiation changes in vaginal cytology.


The nature of the primary oxidation product formed from tetrahydropteridines during phenylalanine hydroxylation.


Pathologic changes induced by beta-2-thienylalanine.


Esophageal moniliasis.

Esophageal moniliasis.


Radiographic examinations in hypertension.


Some psychological aspects of therapy with drugs. II.


Some psychological aspects of therapy with drugs. III.


Some psychological aspects of therapy with drugs. IV.


A D-lactic dehydrogenase from Leuconostoc mesenteroides.


Heart sounds in atrial tumors.

Heart sounds in atrial tumors.


Management of allergies with emphasis on asthma.


Respiratory allergy.

Respiratory allergy.


Factors contributing to causes of mental illness and health. The viewpoint of psychiatry and psychoanalysis.


Pilonidal disease of the nipple.

Pilonidal disease of the nipple.


Pain wears many faces.

Pain wears many faces.


Subtotal hemisphrectomy for intractable convulsive seizures.


Neurological complications of pertussis.


Review on reconstructive surgery of the middle ear.


Oral moniliasis in the newborn and neonatal morbidity.


Biological disposition of apomorphine. II. Urinary excretion and organ distribution of apomorphine.


Biological disposition of apomorphine. III. Kinetics of metabolism of apomorphine and role of the liver in its biotransformation.


Auto-oxidation of apomorphine.

Auto-oxidation of apomorphine.


Role of WHO in the Congo.

Role of WHO in the Congo.


Urokinase excretion in man: a method of determination and consideration of its significance.


Changes following anticholinesterase exposures. Blood coagulation studies.


Is 37 degree C, the optimal clotting temperature for human blood?


Chronic lymphocytic leukamia. A clinical study of thirty-five cases.


The fluorescence phenomenon of the vulva in ultraviolet light.


Medical education in India.

Medical education in India.


Tracheobronchial problems in infancy and childhood.


Motivation and cue utilization in intentional and incidental learning.


Incontinentia pigment (Bloch-Sulzberger syndrome). Report of two cases.


Evaluation of drugs.

Evaluation of drugs.


Biological effects of rancid fats and their fractions.


A commentary on microbiological assaying.


An unusually large mixed tumor of the parotid.


Stenosis of the main pulmonary arteries.


Congenital pericardial defects. Report of a case.


Cardiac catheterization.

Cardiac catheterization.


Behavior studies by capacitance sensing. The movements of small burrowing animals submerged in sand are monitored through capacitance changes which detune radio-frequency oscillators. A new dimension of reptilian activity studies is possible by using this technique. Some early observations of several reptile species maintained in darkness in isothermal sand are given. Patterns of behavior during active phases, depth and rate of diving, and duration of quiescent periods are being revealed in detail for the first time.


Semilunar valvular anomalies.

Semilunar valvular anomalies.


Streptomycin and acute anaphylaxis.

Streptomycin and acute anaphylaxis.


The referring physician and psychoanalytic treatment.


Effect of some drugs on lactonase activity of rat liver.


Electroencephalographic effect of alterations in superior vena cava pressure during open-heart surgery with extracorporeal circulation.


Racial variations in sweat gland distribution.


Comparative biochemical studies on cytochromes and related substances of invertebrates. I. Cytochrome components and electron transfer in fresh-water mussels.


Cytochrome 556 and electron-transport system in snail hepatopancreas.


Cytochrome-like haemoproteins in the gut fluids of molluscs.


Analysis of inductive agents in chick embryo extract using Triturus gastrula ectoderm as reactor.


Separation of embryonic inductive agents from the non-ribonucleoprotein fraction of chick embryo extract.


Successive alterations in inductive capacity of retinal tissue in chick embryo.


Interaction of actinomycin with deoxyribonucleic acid.


Electronmicrographs on the plastids in the root of Azolla imbricata.


Influence of urethan on the development of spontaneous leukemia and on the induction of hemagiomas in the AKR and C58 strains of mice.


Influence of colchicine on leukemogenic effect of x-ray, estrogen, methylcholanthrene, and urethan in mice.


Studies on cytokinesis in neuroblasts of the grasshopper, Chortophaga viridifasciata (De Geer). I. Formation and behavior of the mitotic apparatus.


Specific activation and induced spindle bursts in the auditory system.


Effects of brain extracts on activity of the trigeminal motor and hypoglossal nuclei.


Reciprocal relationships in the brain-stem among afferent impulses from each jaw muscle on the cat.


Gnashing induced by electrical stimulation of rabbit brain cortex.


Analysis of jaw movements from the cortical jaw motor area and amygdala.


Neural descending pathways from the cortical jaw motor area and amygdaloid nucleus to jaw muscles.


Neuromuscular mechanisms of jaw and tongue movement.


Effects of sera on the appearance of multinucleated cells in tissue culture of strain L cells (mouse fibroblasts).


Experimental studies on neural mechanisms of bruxism.


Role of lipid in the hardening of the cuticle in the silkworm. Bombyx mori.


E.R.G. on the acute ischemia by increasing ocular tension with the combination of the glucose metabolism alteration following administration of Diamox.


Urinary acid mucopolysaccharide excretion in liver damage.


Autolytic formation of spheroplasts of Bacillus megaterium after cessation of aeration.


Ceruminosis, a factor in audiometry.

Ceruminosis, a factor in audiometry.


Effects of sodium amytal and ethyl alcohol on some psychological and psychomotor functions.


Electroencephalography and the sedation threshold. (Comparative studies on drug-induced phenomena).


Acute appendicitis in a premature infant associated with Pseudomonas septicemia and agranulocytosis.


Optical rotatory dispersion of the thrombin-induced conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin monomer.


A re-examination of the molecular characteristics of G-actin.


The molecular weight of trypsinogen.

The molecular weight of trypsinogen.


Environmental and hereditary factors in the schizophrenias of age ("late paraphrenia") and their bearing on the general problem of causation in schizophrenia.


Correction of aortic regurgitation using plastic valves.


Evaluation of the surgical correction of mitral regurgitation.


Surgical treatment of congenital heart disease.


Incorporation of deoxyribonucleic acid by mammalian cells in vitro.


Relationship between simple and serial reaction times.


Congenital coronary artery fistula to the right ventricle.


Psychological and physiological changes at the intravenously induced slurred speech threshold for ethyl alcohol.


A and B antigens of tumors arising from urinary epithelium.


Lymphoid tissue replacement.

Lymphoid tissue replacement.


Surgical cure of Candida albicans endocarditis with open-heart surgery.


The surgical treatment of mitral insufficiency and combined mitral stenosis and insufficiency with use of the heart-lung machine.


Perception of distance in animal echo-location.


The construction and operation of open-air swimming pools and bathing places.


Stimulation of taurocholic acid synthesis and biliary excretion of lipids.


Carcinoma with squamous metaplasia of the ovary (so-called adenoacanthoma).


The synthesis of "chylomicronlike" bodies and maintenance of normal blood sugar levels by the isolated, perfused rat liver.


The treatment of prolonged insulin coma.


Sarcoma of the soft parts; experience with eightyfive cases.


Investigation of caeruloplasmin. III. Terminal amino acids and sugars of porcine caeruloplasmin.


Atherosclerosis and beta-glucuronidase.

Atherosclerosis and beta-glucuronidase.


The current status of procaine amide in the management of cardiac arrhythmias.


The action of certain antibiotics and antibiotic combinations against Proteus mirabilis with demonstration of in vitro synergism and antagonism.


The distribution and for of the endoplasmic reticulum during spermatogenesis in the crayfish. Cambaroides japonicus.


The role of calcium ions in the acceleration of resting muscle glycolysis by extracellular potassium. The activation of the glycolysis of resting muscle by increased extracellular potassium is dependent upon the simultaneous presence of calcium, but not of sodium ions. This regulation of metabolism by a membrane characteristic seems to act upon an early link in the glycolytic enzyme chain.


The parakeet as a source of Salmonellosis in man. Report of a case.


Allergy to raw coffee-an occupational disease.


Interrelationships of the thyroid and pituitary in embryonic and premetamorphic stages of the frog, Rana pipiens.


The surgical repair of ruptured aortic sinus aneurysms using total cardiopulmonary bypass.


Long survival in disseminated myeloma with onset as solitary lesion: two cases.


Acute ferrous sulfate poisoning.

Acute ferrous sulfate poisoning.


Barbiturate poisoning.

Barbiturate poisoning.


Aspirin poisoning-C9H804.

Aspirin poisoning-C9H804.


The fine structure of Bowman's layer and the basement membrane of the corneal epithelium.


Carbon tetrachloride poisoning.

Carbon tetrachloride poisoning.


Succinct plan for medical studies.

Succinct plan for medical studies.


An epigenetic approach to the psychoanalytic theory of instincts and affects.


Air contamination from high-speed dental drills.


Metabolism of propionic acid in animal tissues. VIII. Crystalline propionyl carboxylase.


On the mechanism of transpyrophosphorylation in the biosynthesis of thiamine diphosphate.


Further observations on the inhibiting effects of chromomycin A3 on transplantable tumors.


Stero-bile acids and bile sterols. 36. Isolation of a new bile sterol, 3 alpha, 7 alpha, 12 alpha, 26-tetrahydroxy-delta23-bishomocholene, from bull frog bile.


Sampling station and time requirements for urban air pollution survey. I. Lead peroxide candles and dustfall collectors.


Asbestosis and abdominal neoplasms.

Asbestosis and abdominal neoplasms.


A case of primary ovarian pregnancy.

A case of primary ovarian pregnancy.


Assessment of dose to the gonads outside diagnostic x-ray beams.


Carcinoma of the thyroid. An evaluation of patients from three hospitals.


Necropsies in the hospitals of Chicago.

Necropsies in the hospitals of Chicago.


A modified technique for mushroom corneal grafts with a new instrument.


Thyrotropin and thyroiditis.

Thyrotropin and thyroiditis.


Treatment of heart disease associated with myxedema.


The electrical field produced by a focal brain injury: relation to experimental cerebral infarction.


A review of the literature on the relationship of epilepsy and intelligence in school children.


Epilepsy and behaviour disorder in school-children.


The treatment of fracture dislocations of the spine with cord involvement.


The treatment of sarcoma by isolation perfusion techniques.


The physician in industry.

The physician in industry.


The respiratory and cardiovascular response to immersion in cold and warm water.


The effect of repeated daily exposure to cold and of improved physical fitness on the metabolic and vascular response to cold air.


The effect of work and clothing on the maintenance of the body temperature in water.


Studies of analgesic drugs: III. Dextromoramide and a comparison of methods of estimating pain relief in man.


Studies of analgesic drugs: IV. Dissociation of analgesic, respiratory and emetic effects.


Surgery of the extremities in treatment of cerebral palsy.


Circumscribed skeletal rarefactions in osteogenesis imperfecta.


Cysticercosis. A demonstration of its roentgen manifestations.


"Potentiation" of meperidine by promethazine.


Studies of analgesic drugs. V. The comparative subjective effects of oxymorphone and morphine.


Effects of catecholamines and atropine on cardiovascular response to exercise in the dog.


Alkaline phosphatase in serum and liver in patients with cholelithiasis.


Direct staining on vinyl plastic tape, demonstration of the cutaneous flora of the epidermis by the strip method.


A physical interpretation of the phenomenological coefficients of membrane permeability. A "translation" of the phenomenological permeability coefficients into friction and distribution coefficients amenable to physical interpretation is presented. Expressions are obtained for the solute permeability coefficient omega and the reflection coefficient sigma for both non-electrolytic and electrolytic permeants. An analysis of the coefficients is given for loose membranes as well as for dense natural membranes where transport may go through capillaries or by solution in the lipoid parts of the membrane. Water diffusion and filtration and the relation between these and capillary pore radius of the membrane are discussed. For the permeation of ions through the charged membranes equations are developed for the case of zero electrical current in the membrane. The correlation of sigma with omega and L(p) for electrolytes resembles that for non-electrolytes. In this case omega and sigma depend markedly on ion concentration and on the charge density of the membrane. The reflection coefficient may assume negative values indicating anomalous osmosis. An analysis of the phenomena of anomalous osmosis was carried out for the model of Teorell and Meyer and Sievers and the results agree with the experimental data of Loeb and of Grim and Sollner. A set of equations and reference curves are presented for the evaluation of omega and sigma in the transport of polyvalent ions through charged membranes.


Gonorrhoea in school children.

Gonorrhoea in school children.


Electron microscope study of elastase-digested rat aorta.


B virus infection in monkeys.

B virus infection in monkeys.


Evaluation of two electron microscope techniques, the artefacts involved, and their bearing on the interpretation of published work.


The effect of mechanical factors on connective tissue in vitro.


Use of the portocaval shunt in the treatment of ascites in a dog.


The formation of fibrils from collagen solutions. IV. Effect of mucopolysaccharides and nucleic acids: an electron microscope study. The kinetics of collagen reprecipitation from solutions of salt-extracted calf dermis in the presence of small amounts of mucopolysaccharide and nucleic acids (0.005 per cent in the final reaction mixture) has been reported by Wood (1960). The present paper is a parallel study using the same materials, and describes the electron microscopic (EM) morphology of the collagen precipitates replicated after 24 hours at room temperature. Satisfactory, uncontaminated EM preparations were obtained which showed that all the deposits were fibrous and bore the 640 A cross-banding characteristic of collagen except some narrow, background fibrils 200 to 1000 A wide precipitated in the presence of heparin. These exhibited fine striations about 220 A apart. Chondroitin sulfate greatly increased the rate of precipitation to give a deposit of low optical density consisting of narrow, rigid, discrete fibrils resembling fresh dermis. In contrast, heparin prevented macroscopic gelation, delayed precipitation, and only produced a scanty deposit of abnormal, short, wide, striated tactoids and compound fibers of varying length. The control preparations and the deposits formed in the presence of hyaluronic acid were intermediate between these two extremes. Delayed precipitation was associated with a coarser deposit and aggregation of the fibrils. A duplicate series of deposits precipitated in the presence of RNA and DNA, together with their controls, were examined after (1/2), 1, 1(1/2), 3, 9, and 24 hours. One set employed an acetic extract of whole calf dermis and the other salt-extracted dermis. The presence of 0.005 per cent DNA in the reaction mixture markedly delayed collagen precipitation with the slow formation of abnormal, short, wide tactoids and compound fibers. RNA also interfered with the quantity and quality of the deposits which contained far less collagen resembling unfixed, normal, adult human dermis, than the controls at the corresponding time intervals. Comparison of the experiments employing whole calf dermis with those employing the salt-extracted material demonstrated that at every time interval in all the experiments the deposits were retarded when salt-extracted dermis was used. This suggests that the salt-soluble components of the dermis play a part in fiber formation.


Progress of therapy.

Progress of therapy.


Seasonal variation in venom of black widow spiders.


Heterologous antivenin in neutralization of North American coral snake venom.


Diagnosis and management of acute small bowel obstruction.


Cross-infection and the linen cupboard.

Cross-infection and the linen cupboard.


Latex agglutination by the reaction of human growth hormone with its antiserum.


The nurses' grail--good nursing.

The nurses' grail--good nursing.


The problem of psychosis among felons in the North Carolina prison system.


Aprosexia.

Aprosexia.


Kidney function in experimental malaria.


Antigenic and related biochemical properties of Listeria monocytogenes. I. Preparation and composition of cell wall material.


Incorporation of phosphorus-32 into urinary concretions forming on zinc implants in rat bladders.


Failure of sternal fusion: bifid sternum. Repair by approximation of sternal bars.


The technique of ligation and stripping in the treatment of varicose veins.


A versatile surgical forceps.

A versatile surgical forceps.


The anomalous origin of the right main bronchus from the esophagus.


Prognosis of 'nutritional' heart disease in the Bantu. Report of a case of chronic reversible heart failure.


Experimental trichuriasis. II. Anthelmintic screening against Trichuris muris in the albino mouse.


Experimental trichuriasis. I. Antagonism between Trichuris muris and Aspiculuris tetraptera in the albino mouse.


Femoral arterial transfusion.

Femoral arterial transfusion.


Penicillin V blood levels after oral administration of the benzathine and hydrabamine salts.


Keep the family in the picture.

Keep the family in the picture.


An iodine 131 dispenser for clinical use.


Muscle spindles in human laryngeal muscles.


Inactivation of endotoxin by a humoral component. VII. Enzymatic degradation of endotoxin by blood plasma.


Observations on the pyrogenic response and its application to the bioassay of endotoxin.


Antibacterial drugs topically applied to the central nervous system. Experimental evaluation.


Effect of training on eosinophil response of exercised rats.


Acute phlegmonous caecitis.

Acute phlegmonous caecitis.


Classification and surgical techniques in iridectomy.


Cerebral concussion as a cause of cough syncope.


Hysterosalpingography with diatrizoate and iodipamide methylglucamines (Sinografin).


A case of multiple pulmonary "hamartomata" of unusual type.


Amount of reinforcement and free-operant responding.