Tumours of the minor salivary glands.

Tumours of the minor salivary glands.


Fibromyomatous erythrocytosis.

Fibromyomatous erythrocytosis.


Mechanical factors and the early failure of bypass arterial grafts.


Total cardio-pulmonary bypass in aortic and cardiac surgery.


Oral streptokinase in the treatment of thrombophlebitis.


Studies on acetocoenzyme A kinase from Euglena gracilis.


Myelomatosis presenting with acute intestinal obstruction.


Observations on the properties and prevalence of Coe virus.


New penicillins, cephalosporin C, and penicillinase.


Recent oral diuretics.

Recent oral diuretics.


Tuberculous meningitis.

Tuberculous meningitis.


Subacute erosive esophagitis.

Subacute erosive esophagitis.


A new protozoon of the genus Chilomastix.


A new species of Trichomonas (Protozoa: Mastigophora) parasitic in the slender loris.


On Trichomonas caballi n. sp., a protozoan parasite from the horse.


The proton resonance spectrum and structure of alpha-(methylenecyclopropyl)glycine.


Particle involvement in fatty acid synthesis in liver and yeast systems.


Localization of the stimulating effect of isocitrate on fatty acid synthesis by rat liver homogenate fractions.


Is amblyopia congenital?

Is amblyopia congenital?


The relation of lipogenesis to reduced triphosphopyridine nucleotide generation and to certain enzyme activities in the liver of the "totally" depancreatized rat.


Exercise and sports for boys and girls. 3. Aspiration for distinction.


Exercise for boys and girls. 1. Its place and importance in school life.


Exercise for boys and girls. 2. Possible injuries.


Annular subvalvular left ventricular aneurysms.


Multiple non-luetic aneurysms in young Nigerians.


Hypertension due to renal artery stenosis caused by abdominal aortic aneurysm. Successful treatment by nephrectomy.


Epidemiological evidence of the presence of non-tuberculous sensitivity to tuberculin in Queensland.


Endomyocardial fibrosis of the right ventricle.


Orbital floor fractures. A combined procedure of early surgical management.


Blocking action of decamethonium at different sites in the autonomic nervous system of the cat. Doses of decamethonium sufficient to paralyse skeletal and respiratory muscles in the cat for 20 to 30 min can reversibly block transmission at several sites in the autonomic nervous system. The sympathetic vasodilator outflow to skeletal muscle was blocked at the post-ganglionic nerve endings, probably by preventing the release of acetylcholine. The effects of vagal stimulation on heart-rate and intestinal contraction were blocked in most experiments, possibly by an action on pre-ganglionic as well as post-ganglionic nerve endings. However, decamethonium did not block all cholinergic nerve endings-for example, it did not diminish either the effects of stimulation of the chorda tympani on the submandibular salivary gland or those of pelvic nerve stimulation on the bladder.


Anterior segment photography. Additional report.


Hypercarotenemia.

Hypercarotenemia.


Further studies on the influence of oxygen on x-ray-induced rearrangement in Drosophila oocytes.


The effect of chlorides of monovalent cations, urea, detergents, and heat on morphology and the turbidity of suspensions of red halophilic bacteria.


Competition of antigens as influenced by spacing of heterologous antigen injections.


Oxidative decarboxylation of indole-3-acetic acid by mangani-versene and by wheat leaf enzyme.


Polynucleotide phosphorylase in isolated bacterial cell membranes.


Acridine orange fluorescence in paraffin sections.


Selectivity in the study of the cardiovascular system. The principle of selectivity in the roentgenology of the cardiovascular system is now firmly established. The chambers of the heart and certain vascular beds lend themselves admirably to selective catheter or needle study, without the necessity of perfusing large segments of the cardiovascular bed which are irrelevant to a particular study.A technique of percutaneous transfemoral selective ciné coronary arteriography has been developed and applied to clinical subjects. Nevertheless, selectivity has specific limitations, and the use of the selective versus the nonselective approach must be weighed in each case, with the status of the patient as well as the requirements of the diagnostic investigation taken into account in reaching a decision.


Pediatric residency training in the public schools.


Operative treatment of funnel chest.

Operative treatment of funnel chest.


Electrolyte composition of histamine stimulated gastric juice from intact stomachs of unanesthetized dogs.


Professional fee concept.

Professional fee concept.


The professional fee concept.

The professional fee concept.


Choristoma of the stomach.

Choristoma of the stomach.


Poliomyelitis in early infancy.

Poliomyelitis in early infancy.


A refutation of Eriksen's sensitization-defense hypotheses.


The formation of isoleucine from beta-methylaspartic acid in Escherichia coli W.


Effect of short periods of arterial occlusion on blood flow and oxygen uptake.


Effect of altering limb position on blood flow, O2 uptake, and skin temperature.


An approach to better circulation in the extremities.


Clinical significance of Raynaud's phenomenon. II. Associated disorders.


Vaginal cytology during the final weeks of pregnancy.


Clinical significance of Raynaud's phenomenon.


Management of peripheral vascular disorders.


The spatial vectorcardiogram in proven atrial septal defect.


Maternal infections as affecting the outcome of pregnancy.


Is perinatal loss increased as a result of the induction of labor?


Effect of lysergic acid diethylamide on the surfacing behaviour of large carp.


Content analysis of somatic symptoms in 314 verbatim psychotherapeutic interviews in an allergic patient.


Which one is Mr. Jones?

Which one is Mr. Jones?


What is wrong with me? A study of the views of African and Indian patients in a Durban hospital.


Post-traumatic vasomotor disorders (Sudeck's atrophy).


Developmental renal-artery stenosis.

Developmental renal-artery stenosis.


Effect of riboflavin on liver histomucoid.


Familial axial cataract.

Familial axial cataract.


Mepivacaine (Carbocaine), a potent new local anesthetic. Its use in general practice.


L-Ascorbic-1-C-14 acid catabolism in the rhesus monkey.


The induction of a rheumatoid factor-like substance in rabbits. Hyperimmunization of two groups of rabbits with killed Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis has resulted in the formation of a serum factor (RFLS) which resembled the human rheumatoid factor. It was a heat-stable protein that migrated electrophoretically in the gamma-beta globulin range and sedimented rapidly with ultracentrifugation. The serologic properties of the RFLS were destroyed by mercaptoethanol. It reacted primarily with rabbit gamma globulin in an aggregated state (immune complexes or physically aggregated gamma globulin) and demonstrated cross-reactivity with human gamma globulin.


Studies on the urinary excretion of certain tryptophan metabolites in bilharziasis and its possible relation to bladder cancer in Egypt.


Resting habits of Anopheles superpictus Grassi and Anopheles sacharovi Faure (Culicidae, Diptera) in Northern Iraq.


Functioning lipoadenoma of the parathyroid gland. Report of a unique case.


Asthma associated with disseminated necrotizing granulomatous vasculitis, the Churg-Strauss syndrome. Report of a case.


Farber's disease. Report of a case with observations on its histogenesis and notes on the nature of the stored material.


On the neural regulation of the adrenal cortex.


Prophylaxis of post-treatment relapses in genital tuberculosis.


Effects of drugs on conditioning in the rat. II. Synthesis of a centrally active drug and the effects of nine drugs on operant conditioning and extinction.


Symposium on medical emergencies. Adrenocortical insufficiency in infants and children.


Steroidogenesis in the human fetal testis: the conversion of pregnenolone-7alpha-H3 to dehydroepiandrosterone, testosterone and 4-androstene-3,17-dione.


Action of acetylcholine on proguanil treated atria in hypothermia.


Studies on the birth weight of South Indian infants.


Development of paediatrics with particular reference to India.


Antiallergic drugs.

Antiallergic drugs.


Multiple sclerosis in British Commonwealth countries in the Southern Hemisphere.


Effect of improved care on the predicted adult height of undernourished children.


The hydroxylation of benzoic acid by rats and guinea-pigs.


6-Sulphatoxyskatole in human urine.

6-Sulphatoxyskatole in human urine.


Tobacco smoking and serum lipids in old men.


Intelligence of children with diabetes mellitus.


Does the fear of dying make us afraid to to live?


Hysterectomy for benign lesions.

Hysterectomy for benign lesions.


Performance of chronic schizophrenics on inventory measures of over-controlled and under-controlled behavior.


Multiple aneurysms of the right renal artery: a case report.


The ocular manifestations of Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia and its treatment.


Developing new opportunities for growth and progress in Blue Shield locally and nationally.


Magnetic and spectrophotometric studies of the kinetics of the catalysis of xanthine oxidation by xanthine oxidase from cow's milk.


Electron microscopy of the bursa of Fabricius of the embryonic chick with particular reference to the lympho-epithelial nodules. Electron microscopic studies of the bursa of Fabricius during the 15th and 16th day of embryonic development in the chick have shown the following findings in the submicroscopic structure of the cellular elements of the lympho-epithelial follicles. In the medulla, basal endodermal epithelial cells undergo mitosis and differentiation into lymphoblasts. During this transformation, there is a reduction in the amount of rough endoplasmic reticulum, an increase in the number or ribosomes, and frequently an enlargement of the Golgi complex. As lymphoblasts differentiate into medium lymphocytes there is a loss of endoplasmic reticulum, a reduction in the number of ribosomes and in the size of the Golgi complex, as well as a decrease in the number and size of mitochondria and in the size of the cell and nucleus. Cytoplasmic processes of reticular-epithelial cells extend between proliferating lymphocytic cells. Desmosomes connect stellate reticular-epithelial and basal epithelial cells but are not present in lymphocytic cells. Nuclear blebbing and vesiculation are frequently observed in the various cell forms of the developing lympho-epithelial nodules. Although lymphocytes and lymphocytopoietic activities in the cortex are sparse during this stage of embryonic development of the bursa, transitional forms between mesenchymal cells and lymphoblasts have been encountered. In addition, lymphoblasts and/or undifferentiated epithelial cells occasionally may pass through the basement membrane from the medulla into the cortical region of the developing nodule. That lymphocytes in the bursa of Fabricius originate from both endodermal and mesodermal derivatives during embryonic development appears to be consistent with both light and electron microscopic observations.


The management of acute renal failure.

The management of acute renal failure.


Histochemistry of the centrioles and centrosomes of the leukemic cells from human myeloblastic leukemia.


Substituted naphthol AS phosphate derivatives for the localization of leukocyte alkaline phosphatase activity.


The systemic effects of localized radiation on serum proteins in humans. A preliminary report.


Is it cancer? Will it become cancer?

Is it cancer? Will it become cancer?


Carcinoma, the pathologist and the community hospital.


Iodide release from the thyroid as an acute response to epinephrine and norepinephrine.


The use of radioactive phosphorus in the diagnosis of thyroid cancer.


Use of an improved mechanical printer for liver scanning with rose bengal dye.


In-vivo radioautography in the recognition of gastric cancer.


Malignant obstructive jaundice as detected by levels of rose bengal in the blood after 24 hours.


A cell for rapidly measuring restriction to diffusion of macromolecules through agargels of various pore sizes.


Restricted diffusion of macromolecules through agar-gel membranes.


A simple apparatus for preparative scale gas-liquid chromatography.


Structure and retention time in the gasliquid chromatography of unsaturated fatty acids on polyester substrates.


Insulin treatment of schizophrenia. A three-year follow-up of a controlled study.


The immunological basis of purpura due to drug hypersensitivity.


Reproducibility of a glucose tolerance test.


Sexual symbolism as a correlate of age.

Sexual symbolism as a correlate of age.


Influence of pulmonary tuberculosis on hydatidiform mole.


Acute porphyria: a neuropsychiatric and biochemical study.


Has pulmonary tuberculosis any influence on hydatidiform mole?


Pharmacology and chemotherapy of ampicillin--a new broad-spectrum penicillin. The pharmacology and chemotherapy of a new penicillin, 6[D(-)-alpha-aminophenylacetamido] penicillanic acid, are described. It is non-toxic, is absorbed orally and is distributed throughout the body in a manner similar to other penicillins. It is eliminated unchanged from the body in high concentrations in the bile and urine. Almost all of the antibiotic can be accounted for in the urine and intestinal contents 2 hr after intramuscular administration but not after oral administration. It is concluded that the antibiotic is not metabolized within the body. Studies with infected animals show that it is as effective as the existing oral penicillins against Staphylococcus pyogenes Smith (penicillin sensitive), Streptococcus pyogenes Group A and Diplococcus pneumoniae. It is ineffective against penicillin-resistant Staphylococci. When tested in mice infected with the gram-negative organisms, Salmonella tryphimurium and Klebsiella pneumoniae, it was considerably more active than tetracycline and chloramphenicol.


The effect of fatty acids on amino acid incorporation.


Is it really important to make an early diagnosis and treatment of hydatidiform mole?


Should one expect cure of the patient after the spontaneous regression of metastatic choriocarcinoma?


Is uterine evacuation the proper treatment for all cases of hydatidiform mole?


The clinically malignant behavior of the microscopically benign chorioadenoma destruens.


Will the uterine sound go up the cervico uterine canal unobstructed in all cases of hydatidiform mole?


Potentiation of amphotericin B activity aginst Trypanosoma congolense in mice.


Particle counts and some chemical properties of Murray Valley encephalitis virus.


Metabolism of glycogen in skin and the effect of radiation. Continuous biosynthesis of glycogen was demonstrated by perfusion of the skin of dogs with uniformly labeled C(14)-glucose. If the skin is irradiated in vivo with an erythemal dose of x-rays 24 hours prior to perfusion, the uptake of radioactive glucose into glycogen is significantly increased. The irradiation effect appears to be due to enzymatic dysbalance.


Metabolism of glycogen in the skin and the effect of x-rays.


A survey of some genetical characters in Ethiopian tribes. VII. Color--vision.


A survey of some genetical characters in Ethiopian tribes. I. Glutathione stability and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity in red blood cells.


On the interoceptive conditioned cerebral electrical activation of reticular origin.


A rehabilitation program. Its effect on patients receiving regressive electroshock treatment.


The integration of radiological facilities within the operative theater.


Battery of electronic devices widens the margins of surgical safety.


Neurosurgical head and x-ray cassette holder.


Chromatographic separation of corticoids on a thin layer of silica gel.


Protein reacting to antigen C of pneumococcus (carbohydrate reacting protein) in the saliva.


A new fibrinolytic and anticoagulant enzyme.


Insulin and the "mineralocorticoid" activity of certain steroids.


A new chromosome abnormality in chronic granulocytic leukaemia.


Depression and personality.

Depression and personality.


Measuring remotivation.

Measuring remotivation.


Effects of multiple doses of thyroxine on chick embryos.


The gonads of chick embryos subjected to multiple doses of thyroxine.


An experimental study of the action of suxamethonium on the circulatory system.


Amoebicides.

Amoebicides.


Ovarian tumors in the preadolescent child.


Neurological changes associated with P.A.S. and I.N.A.H. therapy.


Administration of stable odide as a means of reducing thyroid irradiation resulting from inhalation of radioactive iodine.


The measurement of intestinal sounds in man and their relationship to serum 5-hydroxytryptamine. Carbachol and magnesium sulphate were used to increase the motility of the intestine in healthy volunteers. The effect was estimated by recording changes in abdominal sounds. Serum 5-hydroxytryptamine levels were assayed and found to be higher after gastrointestinal stimulation.


The action of various agents upon the rabbit embryo.


Studies on prenatal mortality in the rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus: the effect of transferring varying numbers of eggs.


Histochemistry of myelin. III. Peripheral nerve cathepsin.


A hypothesis to explain the accumulation of cholesterol in atherosclerosis.


The histochemical demonstration of protease by a gelatin-silver film substrate.


A perchloric acid-naphthoquinone method for the histochemical localization of cholesterol.


Coronary insufficiency.

Coronary insufficiency.


Functional paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia.


Histochemical aspects of myelination and demyelination.


Corticosteroid therapy of glomerulonephritis and the nephrotic syndrome: a review.


Histochemistry of myelin. IV. Aminopeptidase activity in CNS and PNS.


Failure of TSH antisera to neutralize long-acting thyroid stimulator.


The presence of a short-acting abnormal thyroid stimulator in the blood of a thyrotoxic patient.


A field evaluation of the Mini-Adak II automatic, fluoride air pollutant analyzer.


A quantitative study of the limed filter paper technique for fluorine air pollution studies.


An air pollution phytotron. A controlled environment facility for studies into the effects of air pollutants on vegetation.


The effect of tumours, of leukaemia, and of some viruses associated with them, on the plasma lactic dehydrogenase activity of mice.


The blood supply to the enamel organ of the rodent incisor.


The action of tumours on their hosts.

The action of tumours on their hosts.


Solubilization by chelating agents of a particle-bound inducible dehydrogenase.


Amino acid metabolism.

Amino acid metabolism.


Pernicious anaemia among Africans and Indians in Durban. An investigation of 25 patients with megaloblastic anaemia and achlorhydria.


Serum vitamin B12 concentrations in megaloblastic anemia associated with kwashiorkor and marasmus.


Non-Addisonian megaloblastic anaemias.

Non-Addisonian megaloblastic anaemias.


Hemolysis in hematuria.

Hemolysis in hematuria.


Familial aspects of pre-eclampsia and hypertension in pregnancy.


Long-term effect of preeclampsia on blood-pressure.


Physical working capacity of children with heart disease.


On the use of thimble chambers in phantoms.


Planning and premises.

Planning and premises.


Is mental illness on the increase?

Is mental illness on the increase?


Three measures of ego strength and prognosis for psychotherapy.


The surgical management of the large intrathoracic goiter.


Electroconvulsive shock, retrograde amnesia, and competing responses.


Retrograde amnesia and competing responses.


Physical fitness of children.

Physical fitness of children.


Retropharyngeal cellulitis following a wound of the pharynx.


Response to simultaneous stimulation of two sense modalities.


Anticipatory timing of continuous and discrete responses.


Proprioception variables as determiners of anticipatory timing behavior.


Monitoring of complex visual displays: III. Effects of repeated sessions on human vigilance.


Specificity of sulphate transfer to chondroitin sulphates in human extracts.


Non-enzymic sulphation of hydroxycompounds by 3-phosphoadenosine 5-phosphosulphate.


The biosynthesis of chondroitin sulphates. Influence of nucleotides and hexosamines on sulphate incorporation.


Paget's disease.

Paget's disease.


Anaemia in pregnancy.

Anaemia in pregnancy.


Acute toxoplasmosis with involvement of the heart.


Relationship of pneumonitis in infants to respiratory syncytial virus.


Comparison of the developmental cycles of some members of the genus Nocardia. Adams, James N. (University of Georgia, Athens) and Norvel M. McClung. Comparison of the developmental cycles of some members of the genus Nocardia. J. Bacteriol. 84:206-216. 1962.-A staining technique specific for cell walls was used to determine the characteristic development of Nocardia rubra, N. erythropolis, N. asteroides, and N. canicruria comb. nov. When inoculated on a fresh medium, these organisms were observed to germinate, with the production of one or more germ tubes from coccoid, ovoid, and short bacillary cells. Upon continued incubation, the germ tubes elongated to form filaments from which branches could be formed. Two other mechanisms of branching were noted. One was a result of multiple germination of cells and the other a result of single or multiple germination of short chains of cells. Both of these mechanisms could be readily differentiated from true branching. Mycelial formation varied in extent among the species studied and was governed, in part, by the types of branching which an organism exhibited. After the phase of branching development has been completed, fragmentation of the filaments and branches occurred as a result of the separation of the corresponding filament fragments following the random deposition of septa along the lengths of the cells. As the culture age increased, the separating filament fragments became shorter until they ultimately reached sizes like those of cells found in the inoculum. The observed developmental cycles of the genus Nocardia were compared to those which have been described for the genera Mycobacterium and Streptomyces, and the taxonomic implications of the differences between these developmental cycles was discussed.


On the nature of cytoplasmic inclusions of Nocardia rubra.


Abruptio placenta.

Abruptio placenta.


Fibrotic myopathy and ossifying myopathy in the hindlegs of horses.


Physiologic changes after closure of ventricular septal defects.


Localization of hydatid liver cysts with colloidal radiogold. International Atomic Energy Agency Scanning Program in Iraq.


Intern education and the intern market.

Intern education and the intern market.


The medical literature crisis--past and present.


Colloidal radiogold studies of hydatid liver disease in Iraq.


Congenital glaucoma (possibly Lowe's syndrome). A clinical and pathological report.


Congential glaucoma (possibly Lowe's syndrome): a clinical and pathological report.


Retinal detachment due to macular and small posterior holes.


Effect of chronic local cold exposure on finger temperature responses.


A case of surgical occlusion of mastoid and attic by fascial graft: removal after fourteen years.


General manifestations of leukemia.

General manifestations of leukemia.


A case of tracheal obstruction by an endotracheal keloidal papilloma, following tracheostomy for neonatal laryngeal insufficiency. Excision after five years of tracheostomy life.


Cecal mass simulating carcinoma following crush injury.


The diagnosis and treatment of facial fractures.


Some further studies on the hemicholinium no. 3 (HC-3).


Abdominal delivery. An analysis of 200 cases in Ghana.


A new presurgical antiseptic for nail surgery.


Zinc content of hair from the head of carcinoma patients.


The Ingleby Report.

The Ingleby Report.


Fibrous stenosis of ampulla of Vater after partial gastrectomy.


Sarcoma of the breast. A report on four different histological types.


Can gallstones disappear spontaneously?

Can gallstones disappear spontaneously?


Clinical test of a new tranquilizeranticholinergic combination in gastrointestinal disease.


Measles in Australasian indigenes.

Measles in Australasian indigenes.


Use of a new nonnarcotic analgesic for postpartum pain.


A study of phenothiazines with male and female chronically ill schizophrenic patients.


Some aspects of value conflict under extreme conditions.


Bleeding and coagulation problems in infants and children.


Fatal intoxication with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol).


The doctor's image--past, present, and future.


The effects of x-irradiation on the enzymatic activity of nuclear DPN-pyrophosphorylase.


Copper metabolism in man.

Copper metabolism in man.


Specific radioprotective effect of the mitochondrial matrix.


Social factors affecting emotionality and resistance to disease in animals: III. Early weaning and susceptibility to gastric ulcers in the rat. A control for nutritional factors.


Effect of prolonged vestibular stimulation.


Electroencephalographic findings in relation to episodes of altered consciousness in aviators.


Effects of LSD-25, psiolocybin, and psilocin on temporal lobe EEG patterns and learned behavior in the cat.


Impedance measurements in brain tissue of animals using microvolt singals.


Finding, treating and nursing the patient in a rural setting.


Subthalamic lesions. Effects on learned behavior and correlated hippocampal and subcortical slow-wave activity.


Abscess.

Abscess.


Amino acid interrelationships in cysteine toxicity in Neurospora crassa.


Interrelationships in trace-element metabolism in Aspergillus niger.


Interrelationships in trace element metabolism in metal toxicities in Corcyra cephalonica St.


Long- and short-term studies with free amino acid diets for the laying hen.


Peptic esophagitis and hiatal hernia: a follow-up study.


Cardiac tamponade due to pericardial effusion.


The private hospital. A social laboratory for freedom.


Behavior of 5A molecular sieve in subtractive gas chromatography.


Psychotherapy, its present and future.

Psychotherapy, its present and future.


Isolation and properties of pig liver esterase.


Congenital aortic stenosis. A review illustrated by 18 cases treated by open-heart surgery.


Ankylosing spondylitis--a review of 115 cases.


Fat embolism: prophylactic treatment with lipase inhibitors.


The laboratory diagnosis of fat embolism.


Certain aspects of corneal physiology concerned with contact lenses.


Intermittent exotropia.

Intermittent exotropia.


The lethal effects of x-irradiation and of hydrogen peroxide on wild-type and on a high-catalase mutant of Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


Genetic analysis of radiation response in Escherichia coli.


Factors influencing the survival of bacteria after exposure to ionizing radiation.


Rehabilitation in rheumatoid arthritis.

Rehabilitation in rheumatoid arthritis.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in old age.

Pulmonary tuberculosis in old age.


Some clinical experiences with the springs at Zohar on the shore of the Dead Sea.


Group therapy and individual psychology.


Treatment of tibial fractures.

Treatment of tibial fractures.


Changes in sensitivity to amphetamine in rats with chronic brain lesions.


Arteritis and infarction of the intestine in rheumatoid arthritis.


The modern role of the esophagoscope in surgery.


Requirement of divalent metal ions for bacitracin activity. Adler, Richard H. (University of California, Los Angeles) and John E. Snoke. Requirement of divalent metal ions for bacitracin activity. J. Bacteriol. 83:1315-1317. 1962.-The antibiotic activity of bacitracin towards Staphylococcus aureus is completely suppressed by ethylenediaminetetraacetate. The conclusion that bacitracin activity requires the presence of metal ions is supported by the demonstration that the addition of a number of divalent ions reverses the effect of ethylenediaminetetraacetate. The most active of these ions, cadmium, manganese, and zinc, directly enhance the activity of bacitracin.


An integration of some research studies in stuttering.


A gregarine, Monocystis chagasi n. sp., of Phlebotomus longipalpis. Remarks on the accessory glands of P. longipalpis.


Retroperitoneal rupture of the duodenum. Report of a case with subcutaneous emphysema of the neck.


The behaviour of a lizard Leishmania in hamsters and baby mice.


Ventilation of lungs in deeply hypothermic rats.


Early concepts of physiological regulations.


Methods for performance testing of respiratory protective equipment.


Is Christian witness part of medical therapy?


Body composition in experimental congestive heart failure.


Diagnosis and treatment of Acanthocheilonema perstans filariasis.


Heat loss from the heart in dogs.

Heat loss from the heart in dogs.


Furaltadone in the treatment of Rhodesian sleeping sickness.


Preliminary report of 3 cases of Rhodesian sleeping sickness treated with NF-902 (a levo-isomer of furaltadone).


Potassium conductance of frog muscle membrane under controlled voltage.


Postanesthetic vomiting.

Postanesthetic vomiting.


Use of antagonists in drug-induced coma.


Absorption and systemic toxicity of local anesthetics.


Fallacies and misconceptions concerning anesthesia for infants and children.


Respiratory stimulants.

Respiratory stimulants.


The relationship of absorption to systemic toxicity of local anesthetics.


Venipuncture.

Venipuncture.


Modern patient care at St. Claude.

Modern patient care at St. Claude.


Drug antagonists: their use in anesthesiology.


Survival times of selected enteropathogenic bacteria in frozen passionfruit nectar base. FIVE TEST ORGANISMS WERE USED: Escherichia coli, Salmonella typhosa, Salmonella schottmuelleri, Salmonella enteritidis, and Shigella paradysenteriae. Even when large inocula of these test cultures were introduced into fresh passionfruit nectar base, all test organisms were killed within 1 to 2 hr, provided the nectar base was held at room temperature for more than 1 hr before freezing. If the nectar base was frozen immediately after inoculation, four of the five test organisms were eliminated almost as quickly. But the fifth, Salmonella enteritidis, proved to be exceptional: it was being recovered after 90 days of storage at -20 C, when the last available sample was analyzed.


The microflora of frozen passionfruit nectar base. A considerable and varied microflora is introduced into passionfruit nectar base under present methods of production. In spite of the great acidity of the nectar base (pH range: 2.8 to 3.2), the high sucrose concentration (approximately 50%), and storage at -20 C, remnants of the microflora persist for a year or longer. During storage, however, there is a steady and gradual decrease, until after about 18 months the microflora is near to extinction. Sample regression lines show straight-line slopes for this diminution in numbers.A battery of nine media was used to grow a representative aerobic flora. Purified cultures of isolates were identified to genera. Yeasts were the most numerous organisms in all samples, followed by molds, bacteria, and streptomycetes. The bacteria were the first group to disappear during storage. No fecal streptococci or gram-negative bacilli were found in any samples.


Development of safety performance tests for radioisotope sealed sources and devices.


Radioactive isotopes. Atomic energy bonus.


Two cases of acatalasia in Switzerland.

Two cases of acatalasia in Switzerland.


Changes in coronary blood flow and other hemodynamic indicators induced by stressful interviews.


Free amino acid concentrations in cerebral cortex of guinea pigs with epileptogenic lesions.


Placentography examinations. With particular reference to graduated intensifying screens.


Progressive muscular dystrophy. II. Biochemical identification of the carrier state in the recessive sex-linked juvennile (Duchenne) type by serum creatine-phosphokinase determinations.


Role of the pupil in changes in evoked responses along the visual pathways.


Conditioning in the midpontine pretrigeminal cat.


Orientation reactions in the midpontine pretrigeminal cat.


Effect of colchicine on rat blood serum xanthine oxidase.


Adjunctive therapy in depression: a controlled trial of nialamide.


Effect of colchicine on rat liver xanthine oxidase.


On the electrophoresis of proteins on cellulose acetate membranes.


Rapid determination of A2 hemoglobin by reverseflow electrophoresis on cellulose acetate membranes.


Why can't I have a baby? University of Washington School of Medicine conjoint conference.


Melanogenic ovarian tumors.

Melanogenic ovarian tumors.


Intravascular and intracardiac blod temperatures in man.


Temperature variations in the venous system of dogs.


Acute systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of trimethidinium methosulfate.


Medical education in Pakistan.

Medical education in Pakistan.


Silent myocardial infarction in diabetes mellitus.


Primary lateral sclerosis, with report of 7 cases.


Mixed tumor of the lacrimal gland.

Mixed tumor of the lacrimal gland.


Blood-level duration limit test of procaine benzylpenicillin in sheep. Rabbits have commonly been used for testing the blood-level duration limit of penicillin, but have proved not to be entirely suitable. Experiments reported in this paper on the use of sheep suggest that these animals can be successfully used for the testing of procaine benzylpenicillin with aluminium monostearate (PAM).Penicillin levels were examined in the blood of 79 sheep 72 hours after intramuscular injection of 75 000 International Units of penicillin; 73 of the sheep sera showed a penicillin level corresponding to not less than 0.03 IU of penicillin per ml. The results are also reported of the comparative testing of four batches of penicillin for blood-level duration limits in both human subjects and sheep.


Techniques of blood volume determination employing I-131 and Cr51.


Pathological study of ovarian tumours.

Pathological study of ovarian tumours.


The stromal changes in the endometrium in functional uterine bleeding.


Administrative aspects of a state-wide rheumatic fever prophylaxis program.


Filtrable virus-like agent isolated from tumors induced by carcinogenic substances.


Leukemias induced in rats with extracts from human luekaemic tissue.


Deoxyribonucleic acid code.

Deoxyribonucleic acid code.


Immunization as practiced today.

Immunization as practiced today.


The leptospiroses.

The leptospiroses.


Effect of electrical stimulation on peripheral auditory responses.


Purpura as a psychosomatic entity. A psychiatric study of autoerythrocyte sensitization.


Radiology. Case of the month--eosinophilic granuloma.


Barium-enema study of postoperative recurrences of carcinoma of the colon.


Brachiocephalic angiography in atheromatous disease.


Trends in hospital care.

Trends in hospital care.


The control of cross--infection.

The control of cross--infection.


A comparison of some techniques for the isolation of fungi from tea soils.


Notes on fungi from North-East India. X. Chaetospermum camelliae sp. nov. on tea (Camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze).


An agar polysaccharide and d marker of poliovirus.


Studies on the metabolism of Echinococcus granulosus. VI. Pathways of glucose C14 metabolism in Echinococcus granulosus scolices.


Effects of x-rays on rat liver: behaviour of adenine nucleotides, water and total lipids.


Anticoagulants and the development of pulmonary metastases. Anticoagulant effect on the Walker 256 carcinosarcoma in rats.


Production of pulmonary metastases of the carcinosarcoma Walker 256. The effect of nitrogen mustard and Nitromin on growth potential.


Capillary pressure and distribution of vascular resistance in isolated lung.


Diaphragm contraction as a limiting factor to maximum expiration.


A graphical analysis of thoracoabdominal mechanics during the breathing cycle.


Diaphragm activity and thoracoabdominal mechanics during positive pressure breathing.


A near-fatal case of Coxsackie B1 myocarditis (with pericarditis) in an adult.


Enzymic oxidation of cerebrosides: studies on Gaucher's disease.


Purification of clover yellow mosaic virus.


Acid-soluble nucleotide-linked peptides in rabbit liver. II. The distribution in different liver cell fractions.


Acid-soluble nucleotide-linked peptides in rabbit liver. III. Mode of action of penicillin.


The vibrocardiographic exercise test for coronary insufficiency.


Results of surgical treatment of varicose veins: one- to fourteen-year follow-up study of 416 patients.


Heart shock in myocardial infarction.

Heart shock in myocardial infarction.


Venous stasis after ligation of femoral veins or inferior vena cava.


Measurement of blood flow in human lower extremity by indicator-dilution method.


Parental contributions to childhood emotional disturbances.


Fetal injury due to the vacuum extractor.


Fetal hemoglobin in premature, term, and postmature infants.


Amniotic fluid embolism: a review.

Amniotic fluid embolism: a review.


The diagnosis of bilateral stenosis of the primary pulmonary artery branches based on characteristic pulmonary trunk pressure curves. A hemodynamic and angiocardiographic study.


Anomalus origin of left coronary artery from pulmonary artery.


Anomalous origin of the left coronary artery from the pulmonary artery (adult type). A case report.


Aortic-cardiac fistulas following corrective operations for ventricular septal defects and tetralogy of Fallot.


A comparative study of marine and terrestrial strains of Rhodotorula.


Modern methods in the serological diagnosis of syphilis.


Air-contrast study of the colon.

Air-contrast study of the colon.


Elements of a hospital patient safety program. I. Management responsibility.


A workchart of nursing organizations in the United States.


Transplantation of fertilized rabbit eggs to the anterior chamber of the eye.


Sarcomas in hamsters after injection with Rous chicken tumor material. Newborn hamsters were injected subcutaneously with a suspension of finely minced Rous chicken sarcoma (Schmidt-Ruppin strain). After an interval of about 2 weeks, progressively growing sarcomas developed at the site of injection in almost all animals. Also in adult hamsters inoculated intramuscularly with the same material sarcomas developed at the site of injection within 2 to 4 months. Secondary growths appeared on the peritoneal surface, in the retroperitoneal and mediastinal lymph nodes and in the lungs. The sarcomas usually had a pleomorphic appearance and showed a certain resemblance to rhabdomyosarcoma, but sometimes they had the character of spindle cell sarcomas of varying degree of maturity. Sarcomas were not only obtained in hamsters injected with cellular material from the Rous chicken sarcoma but were also seen in hamsters which were injected at birth or when 2 months' old with supernatant fluid obtained by repeated centrifugation of suspensions of homogenized chicken sarcoma, and presumed to be cell-free. The hamster sarcoma was transplanted to a newborn hamster and could then without difficulties be passed in series in hamsters. All attempts to transfer the sarcoma from hamster to hamster by means of cell-free material from the hamster sarcoma failed. On the other hand, material from the hamster sarcomas inoculated into chickens induced rapidly growing Rous sarcomas at the site of inoculation. This proved possible not only with material from the first but also from later passages of the tumor in hamsters. It is concluded that the strain of Rous virus used has the capacity to induce sarcomas not only in chickens but also in hamsters.


Rous sarcoma in mammals.

Rous sarcoma in mammals.


Induction of sarcoma in rats by a variant of Rous virus.


Temporary growth of Rous sarcoma (strain Mill Hill) in new-born rats and mice.


Preliminary studies on the in vitro action of potassium permanganate on the adult worms and microfilariae of Litomosoides carinii.


Effect of biotin-sparing substances on growth of biotin-deficient Saccharomyces cerevisiae and on the synthesis of nucleic acids and protein.


Stimulation of sweating by exercise after heat induced "fatigue" of the sweating mechanism.


The role of biotin in the regulation of enzyme synthesis in yeast.


Absence of general anaesthetic properties in a number of terpenoid hemisuccinates.


Acute tuberculous perforation of the small intestine, with reports of four cases.


The influence of drugs which stimulate skeletal muscle and of their antagonists on flux of calcium, potassium and sodium ions.


Ewing's tumour of the coccyx.

Ewing's tumour of the coccyx.


The genesis of wound healing.

The genesis of wound healing.


Some aspects of epidemiology of traumas in the former Panjah Province (Pakistan). I.


Studies on the prediabetic state.

Studies on the prediabetic state.


Electron transport system and phosphoproteins of mitochondria.


Relationship between anti-acetylcholine and anti-Tremorine activity in anti-parkinsonian and related drugs. The anti-acetylcholine potency of a number of anti-Parkinsonism drugs and related phenothiazine compounds was determined using the isolated guinea-pig ileum. The antagonism was assessed by the difference between the pA(2) and pA(10) values and by log concentration-response curves for acetylcholine in presence and absence of the antagonists. All compounds except chlorpromazine showed some evidence of competitive antagonism to acetylcholine. The anti-tremor potency of the compounds was assessed from suppression of Tremorine-induced tremors in mice. There was a relation between anti-acetylcholine and anti-Tremorine potency among the anti-Parkinsonism drugs, but not among the phenothiazine compounds. Some implications of the findings are discussed in relation to the mode of action of anti-Parkinsonism drugs.


Role of phosphoproteins in ion transport in liver slices.


Biochemical studies on 1-aminocyclopentane carboxylic acid.


Studies of fatty acid oxidation. 7. The effects of fatty acids on the phosphate metabolism of slice and mitochondrial preparations of rat liver.


Studies on fatty acid oxidation. 8. The effects of fatty acids on metabolism of rat-brain cortex in vitro.


Effect of the new corticoids, dexametasone and triamcinolone, on the Shay rat.


Electron microscopic observations on experimental callus formation in rats.


The combined effect of adrenaline and sodium chloride on blood pressure in normal rats.


Clinical evaluation of the serological tests in rheumatoid arthritis. I. Normal series collected by random sampling.


The scalenius anticus syndrome and the results of its operative treatment.


Reaction of the rheumatoid factor with specific precipitates.


Effect of testosteronephenylpropionate and 19-nortestosteronephenylpropionate on the seminal vesicles, the levator ani muscle and the mammary glands of castrated male rats.


Development and function of the testes in rats with the pituitary gland autotransplanted to the kidney capsule.


Direct action of testosterone propionate on the rat mammary gland.


The secretory capacity of the autotransplanted hypophysis as indicated by the effects of steroid hormones on the mammary glands. II. Effects of testosterone propionate.


The secretory capacity of the autotransplanted hypophysis as indicated by the effects of steroid hormones on the mammary glands. I. Effects of ovarian hormones.


Carbohydrate-induced and fat-induced lipemia.


Management of sporadic goitre.

Management of sporadic goitre.


Anticoagulant therapy and the associated risks.


The value of resuscitation of the newborn infant.


Identification of the cilioexcitatory substance present in the gill of the mussel Mytilus edulis.


Effect of a magnesium-deficient diet on magnesium metabolism in rabbits: a study with Mg-28.


Effects of digitoxin on exchangeable and tissue contents of magnesium.


Cherubism.

Cherubism.


The spectrophotometric examination of extracts of cascara sagrada.


Intramuscular, rectal and oesophageal temperature during exercise.


Anomaly of the first branchial cleft. Report of a case.


The difference in elutability of poliovirus and SV40 from a DEAE column.


Antibody production in vitro by means of a new perfusion chamber.


Treatment of corneal vascularisation by strontium 90 beta plaque.


Postoperative irradiation of corneal grafts. Its possible effect on the immunological reaction.


Chemotherapy in ophthalmology.

Chemotherapy in ophthalmology.


Measuring responsibilities in nursing positions.


Response of the circulation to passive postural change after atropine and metaraminol.


A chromatographic study of some conversion products of estrone-16-C-14 in the urine and feces of the laying hen.


Crystalline oestrone isolated from urine of the laying hen.


The effects of maternal deprivation: a review of findings and controversy in the context of research strategy.


The effect of the route of administration on the metabolism of 5-hydroxytryptamine.


A method of manipulating supracondylar fractures of the humerus.


Simultaneous determination of thiamine and pyrithiamine.


The isolation of catalytic components required for cell-free fungal bioluminescence.


Energy pathways of hepatoma No. 5123.

Energy pathways of hepatoma No. 5123.


Relation of energy processes to deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in tissue slices.


Neurologic complications in pregnancy. I.


Maternal neurologic complications in pregnancy. Second installment.


Neurologic manifestations of fungal infections.


Neurologic manifestations of generalized viral infections.


Neurologic manifestations of heritable disorders of metabolism.


Neurologic manifestations of heritable disorders of metabolism. 1.


Neurologic manifestations of protozoan infections.


Neurologic manifestations of several "metabolic" disorders.


Neurologic manifestations of spirochetal infections.


Neurologic manifestations of water, electrolyte and acid-base imbalance.


Neurological nuances of neoplastic diseases.


The neurologic manifestations of lymphoma, leukemia and myeloma (including polycythemia vera and macroglobulinemia).


The prevention and treatment of 'pyorrhoea'.


Dangers of congenital osteodystrophies (cleido-cranial dysostosis and cranio-facial dysostosis).


Cryptococcal meningitis in pregnancy treated with amphotericin B. A case report.


Quantitative precipitin studies on fowl antisera to bovine serum albumin and to bovine gamma globulin.


Comparison of United States and Canadian free-air ionization chambers.


Retrograde changes in fibre size following nerve section.


Muscular weakness after prolonged ingestion of thyroid.


The public health importance of Culex quinquefasciatus Say in the West Indies.


Amitriptyline in the treatment of depressive states.


Pharmacotherapy in child psychiatry.

Pharmacotherapy in child psychiatry.


Content and intracellular distribution of ubiquinone in the rat in experimental thyrotoxicosis.


Interrelationships between vitamin B12 and pantothenic acid in the rat in experimental thyrotoxicosis.


Intracellular distribution and biosynthesis of ubiquinone in rat liver in carbon tetrachloride liver injury.


Metabolic interrelationships between vitamin B12 and pantothenic acid in the rat.


Metabolism of vitamin B12 in the rat in pantothenic acid deficiency.


Studies on biosynthesis of coenzyme A in vitro by rat tissues.


Coenzyme Q metabolism in pantothenic acid deficiency.


Electron microscopic cyto-histopathology. (18). Electron microscopic studies on vacuolar degeneration. Changes observed in liver cells and kidney tubules by acute carbon tetrachloride and diethylene glycol poisoning.


Two cases of cirrhotic liver associated with thorotrast deposit.


Effect of vanadium administration on coenzyme Q metabolism in rats.


Occurrence of Histoplasma capsulatum on the island of Trinidad, B. W. I. II. Survey of chiropteran habitats.


Occurrence of Histoplasma capsulatum on the island of Trinidad, B. W. I. I. Survey of Steatornis caripensis (oil bird) habitats.


The ascigerous state of Microsporum cookei.


Electrographic aspects of "epileptic" neuronal aggregates.


Dimethylalloxan as a reagent for paper chromatography of amino acids.


Studies on food additives. VIII. Metabolism of alpha-hydroxy-2,6-di-tert-butyl-p-cresol. Isolation of metabolites.


Studies on thermophilic sulfate-reducing bacteria. II. Hydrogenase activity of Clostridium nigrificans. Akagi, J. M. (Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio) and L. Leon Campbell. Studies on thermophilic sulfate-reducing bacteria. II. Hydrogenase activity of Clostridium nigrificans. J. Bacteriol. 82:927-932. 1961.-The hydrogenase of Clostridium nigrificans has been found to be associated with the cell-free particulate fraction which can be sedimented at 105,000 x g in 1 hr. The specific activity of this fraction was increased 2 to 3 fold over that of the crude extract. It was not found possible to liberate the enzyme from the particulate fraction by methods of enzymatic digestion, chemical extraction, or physical disruption. The optimum temperature for H(2) utilization using benzyl viologen as an electron acceptor was found to be 55 C, and the optimum pH range was 7 to 8. Employing metal complexing agents it was found that the enzyme required Fe(++) ions for H(2) utilization. In contrast, Fe(++) ions were not required to catalyze the evolution of H(2) from reduced methyl viologen. The role of Fe(++) ions in the hydrogenase activity of this organism is discussed.


Evaluation of ACTH stress method and insulin test in estimating the spread of gastric carcinoma.


Transfusion in thoracic surgery.

Transfusion in thoracic surgery.


On the difference between the toxigenicity and infectivity of C, diphtheriae.


Inhibition of beta-glucuronidase by oral administration of D-glucosaccharo-1,4-lactone.


Compound nevus of the buccal mucosa.

Compound nevus of the buccal mucosa.


A concept of reticuloendothelial system.


Mental deficiency in Turkey.

Mental deficiency in Turkey.


Nature of insulin action on amino acid uptake by the isolated diaphragm.


Transfer of amino acids across the intestine: a new model amino acid.


Kluver-Bucy syndrome in monkeys with neocortical ablations of temporal lobe.


Empiric risk figures in mental deficiency.


Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) and his contributions to neurology.


The effect of the 11beta-hydroxylase blocking substance, SU-4885, on the urinary excretion of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids and of melanocyte stimulating hormone-like activity.


A trial of mercuric chloride for the rapid identification of epidemic strains of Staphylococcus pyogenes.


Interaction of lysates of histiocytes and tubercle bacilli.


Psychoanalysis and the future of literary criticism.


A study of five hundred incisional hernias.


Intranasal administration of oxytocin. A clinical appraisal.


Haemoglobins S and E in Turkish people.

Haemoglobins S and E in Turkish people.


The doctor auscultates the cosmos.

The doctor auscultates the cosmos.


Severe imipramine poisoning in an infant.


Experimental production of aortic insufficiency and correction with ball valve by-pass.


Detection and estimation of squalene in leaves.


Capillary strength of women with menorrhagia.


The aortoarteriogram.

The aortoarteriogram.


A functional discontinuity between the Purkinje and ventricular muscle cells.


New studies on aerosols. XV. Influence of constricting and dilating microaerosols on "pressure-volume" curves of isolated atelectactic rats' lung.


Biological activity in steroids possessing nitrogen atoms. I. Synthetic nitrogenous steroids.


Biological activity in steroids possessing nitrogen atoms. II. Steroidal alkaloids.


Nutritional and metabolic effects of some newer corticosteroids.


Nutritional and metabolic effects of some newer steroids. I. Oxandrolone and triamcinolone.


Basophils, eosinophils and histamine in the bone marrow of the guinea pig.


The chronic toxicity of N-methylpyridinium-2-aldoxime methane sulphonate (P2S), a reactivator of phosphorylate cholinesterase.


Serum enzyme alterations in cancer.

Serum enzyme alterations in cancer.


The effect of CNS drugs on the incorporation of radioactive carbon into brain adenosine triphosphate.


Duality of unit discharges from cat centrum medianum in response to natural and electrical stimulation.


A school of x-ray technology--its advantages and disadvantages.


Otosclerosis of the stapes. A study of the lesion by histochemical procedures and fluorescence microscopy.


Contribution to the study of subjective probability: prediction. II.


Metastatic carcinoma of the prostate from silent carcinoma of the stomach. A case report.


Mathematical models for predicting hemodialysis performance.


Comparison of serum cholesterol esters in gerbil and rat.


Transamination reactions of rat brain.

Transamination reactions of rat brain.


Succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase: purification and properties of the enzyme from monkey brain.


The interaction of gangliosides with cationic molecules.


Studies relating to the purification and properties of pectin transeliminase.


Purification of pituitary gonadotropin from urine of postmenopausal women.


Macroglobulins. 2. Immunochemical studies on isolated pathological macroglobulins.


Macroglobulins. I. Studies on the isolation and physical properties of pathological macroglobulins.


Design of chelating agents for selected biological activity.


Gonadotrophins.

Gonadotrophins.


Small angle esotropia.

Small angle esotropia.


Special schools for handicapped children.


Properties of the sodium-dependent ATPase of Electrophorus electricus.


Pacemaker failure in complete heart block.


Bilateral ulnar nerve blocks for the evaluation of local anaesthetic agents.


Common orthopedic problems in general practice.


The behaviour of Crocker's sarcoma grafted upon transplantable chrysoidin hepatoma and spontaneous mammary carcinoma of mice.


Further studies on the effect of environment on the development of spontaneous mammary cancer and malignant mesenchymal tumors in mice.


An aluminium block heater for controlled temperature digestion.


Fluctuations in intellectual functioning associated with changing sexual maturity.


Chromatography on paper impregnated with inorganic ion exchangers. III. Chromatography of inorganic ions on zirconium phosphate paper with HC1, H2SO3, HNO3, HC104 and CH3COOH at various concentrations.


Necrosis of the lenticular process of the incus after stapes surgery and its treatment. A case report.


Hypothermia of the spinal cord by perfusion cooling of the subarachnoid space.


Mutual facilitation of self-rewarding regions within the limbic system.


Common errors in preparation and presentation.


Farm project proves successful for Florida mental patients.


Application of Betchaku's silver technic to the nervous system of a marine gastropod, Aplysia californica.


Malignant melanoma following bilateral adrenalectomy for Cushing's syndrome.


Weight gain and serum triglycerides in normal men.


Triglycerides, lipoproteins, and coronary artery disease.


Pathogenesis of inhalation anthrax.

Pathogenesis of inhalation anthrax.


A suggested neurological theory that justifies speech therapy for the adult aphasic.


Cogan's syndrome. Case presentations.

Cogan's syndrome. Case presentations.


Primary carcinoma of the liver in infancy and childhood.


Changes in acoustic habituation following severance of the intrinsic ear muscles in chronic preparations.


Inter-relation of calcium and magnesium absorption.


Recurrent encephalomyelitis in childhood.


Sex chromatin and chromosomal analysis use and significance.


Role of adrenals in uterine lipid metabolism.


Disinfection of woollen blankets in steam at subatmospheric pressure. Blankets may be disinfected in steam at subatmospheric pressures by temperatures below boiling point inside a suitably adapted autoclave chamber. The chamber and its contents are thoroughly evacuated of air so as to allow rapid heat penetration, and steam is admitted to a pressure of 10 in. Hg below atmospheric pressure, which corresponds to a temperature of 89 degrees C. Woollen blankets treated 50 times by this process were undamaged. Vegetative organisms were destroyed but not spores. The method is suitable for large-scale disinfection of blankets and for disinfecting various other articles which would be damaged at higher temperatures.


Legislative history of medical licensure in Pennsylvania.


Diagnosis and treatment of arterial disease of the extremities.


The idea of a home for the aged: a re-appraisal.


An instrumented phantom system for analog computation of treatment plans.


A case of double arteriovenous fistula.

A case of double arteriovenous fistula.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


Biodynamic studies on impact protection.


Vaccination aginst measles. III. Clinical trial in British children.


Mechanism of formation of corpora lutea in guinea-pigs.


Emotional problems in convalescence.

Emotional problems in convalescence.


Intestinal malrotation in the adult.

Intestinal malrotation in the adult.


Use of indium trichloride for the separation of native, denatured and single-stranded deoxyribonucleic acid.


Trialkylleads and oxidative phosphorylation: a study of the action of trialkylleads upon rat liver mitochondria and rat brain cortex slices.


Adenosine triphosphatase in the microsomal fraction from rat brain.


The Pharaoh Akhenaten. A problem in Egyptology and pathology.


Nitrohydroxyl-amine: the unknown intermediate in nitrification?


On the clinical course and diagnosis of periarteritis nodosa


Coronary artery disease in Poland.

Coronary artery disease in Poland.


The meaning of metaphor.

The meaning of metaphor.


Studies on disturbances of carbohydrate metabolism in atherosclerosis.


The induction of tryptophan pyrrolase. I. Influence on the conversion of tryptophan to kynurenine and pyridine nucleotides in normal and carbon tetrachloride-treated rats.


A radiochemical determination of alpha exposure from enriched uranium in urine.


Posterior inferior cerebellar artery thrombosis. A report of two cases due to syphilis.


The seven-year itch.

The seven-year itch.


Therapy of lymphogranuloma inguinale with 17,025.


Bacteriological, immunological and biochemical studies on the rheumatic diseases as a basis for the aetiology and prophylaxis of rheumatic fever.


An autopsy study of cerebrovascular accident in diabetes mellitus.


Leptospira robinsoni, a new serotype of the pyrogenes serogroup.


The significance of Leptospira sejroe agglutinins in bovine serums.


A new pathogenic Leptospira, not readily cultivated. Alexander, Aaron D. (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D.C.), Herbert G. Stoenner, Garnett E. Wood, and Robert J. Byrne. A new pathogenic Leptospira, not readily cultivated. J. Bacteriol. 83:754-760. 1962.-A pathogenic Leptospira was isolated from water of the Grand River, (S.D.) that differed significantly from other known leptospirae in that it could not be cultivated in conventional leptospiral media. Growth was promoted in Fletcher's medium modified to contain 20% rabbit serum. The isolate, after several serial passages, was lethal for hamsters. It could not be adapted to grow in the chick embryo. Guinea pigs and calves inoculated with the isolate developed febrile and antibody responses but showed no other overt signs of disease. The strain was identified on the basis of cross-agglutination and agglutinin-adsorption tests as a new subserotype of Leptospira naam and was therefore designated as L. naam, subserotype dakotii.


Blood coagulation and thrombotic disease.


Laboratory tests in control of anticoagulant therapy.


Stress, immunity and the thymus.

Stress, immunity and the thymus.


Control of nausea and vomiting of pregnancy with rimethobenzamide and pyridoxine.


Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy associated with pulmonary metastases removed surgically.


Inhibition of aminonucleoside nephrosis in rats. II. Effect of nucleic acid precursors and L-triiodothyronine.


Observations in the use of tindal.

Observations in the use of tindal.


Cerebral angiography.

Cerebral angiography.


Chromosomal studies in some variants of male pseudohermaphroditism.


Plasma clearance of p-aminohippuric acid by the kidneys of foetal, neonatal and adult sheep.


Clinical assessment in the active stage after head injury.


Combined fluphenazine and ECT in acute schizophrenia.


Zinc in bone.

Zinc in bone.


Allergic reactions to drugs.

Allergic reactions to drugs.


The determination of orbital volume.

The determination of orbital volume.


Paper electrophoretic analysis of serum glycoproteins in dermatitis herpetiformis.


The present status of ACTH therapy in multiple sclerosis.


Differential diagnosis between psychogenic and physical pain. The conditional psychogalvanic reflex as an aid.


The conditional psychogalvanic reflex: its contribution to psychiatric diagnosis.


Bronchogenic carcinoma. A comparative study of the palliative effects of radiation therapy, radiation therapy plus nitrogen mustard, and radiation therapy plus amethopterin and actinomycin D in combination.


The development of psychosomatic medicine.


Malignant bone pain relief with radioiodine.


Biomagnetics-the biological effects of magnetic fields.


The purification and properties of micrococcal nuclease.


Anthropometric data presented in three-dimensional forms.


Have formula diets helped?

Have formula diets helped?


Biological damage in the mature sperm of Drosophila virilis in oxygen and nitrogen with different dose intensities of gamma rays.


Cardiac performance of hypertensive aorta-constricted rabbits.


The reversible dissociation of thyroid iodide peroxidase into apoenzyme and prosthetic group.


Cross-linking of deoxyribonucleic acid to protein following ultra-violet irradiation different cells.


A comparison of the effects of x-rays and alpha rays on some proteins and amino acids in dilute aqueous solution.


Comparison of the action of ionizing radiations and biological alkylating agents (nitrogen mustards) at the cellular and sub-cellular level.


Edendale Hospital and school of nursing, Pietermaritzburg, Natal.


Mouse lymphoma cells with different radiosensitivities.


Sea water monitoring following radioactive waste disposal operations.


Illustrations as analogues.

Illustrations as analogues.


The treatment of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus with a combination of antimalarial and corticosteroid drugs.


Lupus erythematosus in two patients after griseofulvin treatment of Trichophyton rubrum infection.


The prevention of recurrent herpes simplex with aspirin.


Hyperthermia, lactic acid infusion, and the composition of arterial blood and cerebrospinal fluid.


Identification and purity test for ergonovine and methylergonovine.


Erosive ("peptic") esophagitis.

Erosive ("peptic") esophagitis.


Viral encephalomyelitis of swine in Ontario--experimental and natural transmission.


Quantitative studies of iodine metabolism in thyroid disease.


Disadvantageous circulatory effects of salicylate in rheumatic fever.


Dermatitis caused by recurrent urinary infection.


Acidosis in deep blood stream hypothermia and its possible causes.


The iron curtain of surgery.

The iron curtain of surgery.


A comprehensive study of tumors of the glomus jugulare.


Wertheim hysterectomy and pelvic lymphadenectomy for carcinoma of the uterine corpus.


The civic responsibility of physicians.

The civic responsibility of physicians.


Properties of a growth stimulant (GS), produced by serum-free fibroblast cultures, for human cells in vitro.


A comparative study of various diagnostic procedures for the diagnosis of early gastric malignancy.


Chronic prostatitis. A study with needle biopsy.


Accreditativn of hospital training program.


Hormone-induced. II. Flank-organ epithelioma of the Syrian hamster in vitro.


Determination of ethchlorvynol in biologic mediums, and report of two fatal cases.


Uridine diphosphate D-glucose-glycogen glucosyltransferase from yeast.


Different reticulum cells as seen in splenic aspirate smears in normal and in pathological conditions.


Spinal tumors. "A preliminary report".

Spinal tumors. "A preliminary report".


Retinomotor responses of the amphipod Gammarus oceanicus from two latitudes to various light intensities and temperatures.


Retinal responses in enucleated eyes of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).


Ameeria sultanae n.g., n.sp., from the common grey hornbill Tockus birostris, in India.


A case of infected air-cell in the middle turbinate.


Naturally occurring arteriosclerosis in cattle infected with Johne's disease.


Experimental endotoxin shock. Circulatory changes with emphasis upon cardiac function.


Mechanisms of shock as reflected in studies of lymph of abdominal organs.


Lymphatic transport of bile pigments and alkaline phosphatase in experimental common duct obstruction.


A sensitive method for recording lymph flow. Observations on the dynamics of hepatosplanchnic blood and lymph.


Relationship and significance of the levels of direct bilirubin, indirect bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase in lymph, blood and urine after ligation of the common bile duct.


Pathophysiology of endotoxin shock. Clinical observations and experimental studies.


Life cycle and developmental stages of Philophthalmus gralli in the intermediate and final hosts.


Recombination in Streptomyces aureofaciens.


Hybridisation of highly active strains of Penicillium chrysogenum.


Induced mutagenesis in the selection of microorganisms.


An experimental investigation of the affective qualities of Rorschach color, form and shading.


Epidemiologic data on heart disease in the Orient.


Heart disease in the Philippines.

Heart disease in the Philippines.


Imidazolytic processes. V. Enzymically-catalyzed reactivity of certain imidazoles with coenzyme I.


Imidazolytic processes. VI. Enzymic formation of benzimidazole and 5,6-dimethylbenzimidazole containing dinucleotides.


Imidazolytic processes. VII. Biosynthesis of the pyrophosphate of 5'-inosinic and 5'-adenylic acids.


Non-enzymic reactions of indoles with pyridine coenzymes and related structures.


The clinical syndrome of amebic abscess of the left lobe of the liver.


Pathogenesis of the coagulation defect developing during pathological plasma proteolytic ("fibrinolytic") states. II. The significance, mechanism and consequences of defective fibrin polymerization.


Incompetence of the internal os. Report of a case.


Twin pregnancy associated with incompetence of the internal os.


Cancer chemotherapy with 5-fluorouracil alone and in combination with x-ray therapy.


The role of gastric lavage in the treatment of patients suffering from barbiturate overdose.


The aetiology of venous ulceration and its management by ligation of the ankle communicating veins. A report of 50 patients treated by this method.


A case of genital tuberculosis in association with pregnancy.


Breaking the barriers to effective rehabilitation in insurance cases.


Rehabilitation: today's challenge and tomorrow's goal.


Surgical treatment of superior vena cava obstruction due to malignant tumor.


Observations on cadmium damage and repair in rat testes and the effects on the pituitary gonadotrophs.


Sound and pressure signals obtained from a single intracardiac transducer.


Filtration of the infective agent of bovine anaplasmosis.


A study of pelvic dimensions related to infant size in the Ganda of East Africa.


On hiring the handicapped: the heart of the problem.


The failure of stainless steel in the treatment of fractures.


An electron microscopic study of regenerating skeletal muscle.


The survival of red blood cells injected into the peritoneum. An experimental study.


Vertebral angiography: its accuracy in the diagnosis of intra-cranial space-occupying lesions.


The use and misuse of mineral supplements.


Agar electrophoresis of rat and human brain soluble proteins.


Plasma-cell proliferation in irradiated rats.


Easy method for assembling and viewing body-section radiographs.


Deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis and mitosis in mast cells of the rat.


Mitosis and binucleation in mast cells of the rat.


Testicular tumors in infants and children: a case report.


Acute cecitis without appendicitis: a case report.


The effect of parental B locus genotypes on multiple cross performance in chickens.


Accommodation after the age of forty years.


Muscle relaxants for abdominal procedures on the poor risk patient.


The effect of puromycin on rabbit reticulocyte ribosomes.


Enzymatic activity associated with meningopneumonitis.


Synthesis of hemoglobin in a cell-free system. I. Properties of the complete system.


A new phenotype (McLeod) in the Kell blood-group system.


Paediatrics and the general practitioner.


Statement of the eugenic position.

Statement of the eugenic position.


Central nervous system effects of hyperventilation during anaesthesia.


The prophylaxis of anemia of pregnancy.

The prophylaxis of anemia of pregnancy.


The effect of increasing the cerebrospinal fluid pressure upon the cochlear microphonics.


Lab advances pose problems, especially in the care of long-term & aged patients.


A near-vision test for preschool children.


A new fixation light for strabismus screening.


Defect of the outer part of the thenar eminence and its effects with mongolism.


Exaggeration of fixation of gaze.

Exaggeration of fixation of gaze.


A personnal view of therapy of diabetes mellitus.


The myotonic convergence reaction of the pupil and herpes zoster: with a localisation of the lesion and a note on the corneal reflex.


Pregnancy and muscular dystrophy.

Pregnancy and muscular dystrophy.


Staphylococcal septicemia treated with methicillin. Report of twenty-two cases.


Gastric response to induced hyperparathyroidism.


Serum hepatitis from transfusions of blood. Epidemiologic study.


Is there immunity to the virus(es) of serum hepatitis?


A cytochemical analysis of the lactic dehydrogenase-diphosphopyridine nucleotide-diaphorase system in the epididymis of the mouse.


A cytochemical study of Golgi associated thiamine pyrophosphatase in the epididymis of the mouse.


Multiple forms of lactic dehydrogenase in tissues of the mouse: their specificity, cellular localization, and response to altered physiological conditions.


The histochemistry of glucose-6-phosphatase in the epididymis of the mouse.


Response of chickens to prolonged feeding of crude "toxic fat".


Management methods in libraries; a symposium. Administrator's viewpoint.


Trabeculotomy ab externo. A new glaucoma operation: technique and results of experimental surgery.


An infant resuscitation cot.

An infant resuscitation cot.


Meeting patients' needs.

Meeting patients' needs.


Concerning "long wave length" pigments in algae.


Free radicals in photosynthetic reactions. L Electron paramagnetic resonance signals from illuminated Chlorella pyrenoidosa.


Further studies on various aspects of the use of highcopper supplements for growing pigs.


Brain abscess: an evaluation of current treatment.


Pathology of ocular leukemia.

Pathology of ocular leukemia.


Comparative counting efficiencies Co57 B12 and Co58 B12 for three counting systems using two detectors.


Ocular involvement in leukemia and allied disorders.


Distribution of coagulation proteins in normal mouse plasma. Clotting factors in pooled mouse plasma, segregated by continuous-flow electrophoresis, show a distribution similar to those in human plasma, but the separation is more discrete.


Ethylene glycol produced by ethylene oxide sterilization and its effect on blood-clotting factors in an inbred strain of mice.


Syneresis in ameboid movement: its localization by interference microscopy and its significance.


Amoeboid movement.

Amoeboid movement.


Transitory extraperitoneal hernia of the bladder in infants (bladder ears).


Ischemic necrosis following treatment of hip "dysplasia".


X-ray diagnosis of renal cystic disease in infants and children.


Impact of medical care trends on hospital design.


The effects of bithionol and other compounds on the fringed tapeworm, Thysanosoma actinioides, of sheep.


Genetic control of the esterases in the Protozoan Tetrahymena pyriformis.


Fundamental parameters influencing the accumulation and elimination of carbon monoxide by adult human beings.


Nursing auxiliaries. III. Withington Hospital, Manchester.


Improving communications between faculty and staff nurses.


Revolutionary possibilities of modern architecture.


Anomalous dispersion of beta-carotene solutions.


The future of hospital chest admission programs.


Immunity against tularemia: passive protection of mice by transfer of immune tissues. Acquired resistance to fully virulent strains of P. tularensis was passively transferred to normal mice by viable spleen cells or peritoneal leucocytes from donors that recovered from infection with an attenuated strain of P. tularensis. This passively transferred resistance was reflected in survival or delayed death after challenge of the recipients. The degree of passively transferred resistance was dependent upon the immune status of the donors and the number of viable immune cells transferred. There were indications that this resistance persisted only as long as the transferred tissues were compatible with the tissues of the recipient. The results support the hypothesis that immunity of mice against fully virulent strains of P. tularensis is associated with an altered state of the tissues.


The action of trypsin on ribonuclease-S.


Detection of antibodies in the alpha-2 and gamma-globulin fractions of human tuberculous sera.


Isolation and amino acid composition of dog plasma albumin.


Paroxysmal skew deviation in association with a brain stem glioma. Report of an unusual case.


Chemical pharmacology of Catha edulis.

Chemical pharmacology of Catha edulis.


Amphetamine excretion studies in man.

Amphetamine excretion studies in man.


The effect of temperature on photochemical oxidant production in a bench scale reaction system.


Some disease patterns in West Indian immigrants.


Evidence for the complete DNA-dependence of RNA synthesis in isolated thymus nuclei.


Fluorometric determination of tryptamine in urine with the Zeiss ultraviolet spectrophotometer-fluorometer.


Clinical biochemical studies indelirium tremens and other acute psychiatric sequels of alcohol abuse. I. Serum iron.


Osteomyelitis of the premaxilla.

Osteomyelitis of the premaxilla.


Effects of sulfhydryl reagents on infectivity of some viruses.


The nucleic acid contents of viruses.

The nucleic acid contents of viruses.


Sensitivity of mouse pneumonitis organisms to ampicillin.


Observations on the inactivation of viruses by sulfhydryl reagents.


Simultaneous infection in man by Histoplasma capsulatum and Blastomyces dermatitidis.


Studies on the pathogenesis of acute inflammation. IV. The failure of papain and hyaluronida se to modify leukgcytic sticking within rabbit ear chambers injured by heat.


Enteric plexus fibers in the mesentery of cats, dogs and rabbits.


Mode of action of chloramphenicol. VII. Growth and multiplication of Escherichia coli in the presence of chloramphenicol. Allison, James L. (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D. C.), Richard E. Hartman, Roberta S. Hartman, Alan D. Wolfe, Jennie Ciak, and Fred E. Hahn. Mode of action of chloramphenicol. VII. Growth and multiplication of Escherichia coli in the presence of chloramphenicol. J. Bacteriol. 83:609-615. 1962.-Significant increases in both total and viable numbers of bacteria in cultures of Escherichia coli B/r were shown to occur in the presence of "bacteriostatic concentrations" (50 mug/ml) of chloramphenicol. Bacterial viability began to decline between one and two generation times after the addition of the antibiotic. It is inferred that unbalanced growth and cellular division occurring in the absence of protein synthesis give rise to physiologically inhomogeneous bacterial populations. Analytical studies on such populations, therefore, do not necessarily determine events that are typical for all individual bacteria in the culture. These considerations emphasize further the need for elucidating the primary action of chloramphenicol in isolated, cell-free systems that are free of physiological complications.


Comparative effectiveness of one injectable and two oral penicillins in a venereal disease clinic.


A meningoencephalitis syndrome characterized by eosinophilia of the cerebrospinal fluid. Report of two cases.


Studies on the metabolic function of branched-chain volatile fatty acids, growth factors for ruminococci. I. Incorporation of isovalerate into leucine. Allison, Milton J. (Dairy Cattle Research Branch, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Beltsville, Md.), M. P. Bryant, and R. N. Doetsch. Studies on the metabolic function of branched-chain volatile fatty acids, growth factors for ruminococci. I. Incorporation of isovalerate into leucine. J. Bacteriol. 83:523-532. 1962.-Ruminococcus flavefaciens strain C94, a cellulolytic rumen bacterium, requires either isobutyrate or isovalerate for growth. The organism was grown in the presence of C(14)-labeled isovalerate, and the metabolic fate of the labeled carbon was studied to obtain information on the functions of this growth factor. Radioactivity from isovalerate-1-C(14) and isovalerate-3-C(14) was found mainly in the protein and lipid fractions of the cells. The C(14) in protein was all in leucine, indicating that a function of isovalerate was to serve as a carbon skeleton for leucine synthesis. As C(14) in leucine synthesized from isovalerate-1-C(14) was entirely in carbon 2, the intact isovalerate molecule was apparently incorporated into leucine. This is evidence that leucine was synthesized by a mechanism different from that previously demonstrated in other microorganisms.R. flavefaciens has a definite but limited ability to incorporate exogenous amino acids, including leucine. It incorporated 2% of the C(14) during growth in uniformly labeled (UL) C(14)-Chlorella protein hydrolyzate; Escherichia coli incorporated 37% of the label under similar conditions. In another experiment, a limited amount of exogenous leucine-2-C(14) was incorporated into protein of R. flavefaciens. The requirement for isovalerate was not replaced by dl-leucine or 2-ketoisocaproate. It is suggested that isovalerate or isobutyrate is required because R. flavefaciens has a limited ability to incorporate exogenous branched-chain amino acids and a limited ability to synthesize the isopropyl group found in these amino acids and in other components of the cell.


Host-parasite relationships in natively resistant and susceptible rabbits on quantitative inhalation of tubercle bacilli. Their significance for the nature of genetic resistance.


Metabolic function of branched-chain volatile fatty acids, growth factors for ruminococci. II. Biosynthesis of higher branched-chain fatty acids and aldehydes. Allison, M. J. (Dairy Cattle Research Branch, USDA, Beltsville, Md.), M. P. Bryant, I. Katz, and M. Keeney. Metabolic function of branched-chain volatile fatty acids, growth factors for ruminococci. II. Biosynthesis of higher branched-chain fatty acids and aldehydes. J. Bacteriol. 83:1084-1093. 1962.-A number of strains of rumen bacteria require branched-chain volatile fatty acids for growth. A strain of Ruminococcus flavefaciens that requires either isovalerate or isobutyrate incorporates radioactive carbon from isovalerate-1-C(14) and isovalerate-3-C(14) into leucine and into the lipid fraction of the cells. Evidence obtained by both paper and gas chromatography indicated that most of the label in the lipid of cells grown in isovalerate-1-C(14) was in a branched-chain 15-carbon fatty acid, with some in a 17-carbon acid; about 7.5% of the C(14) was recovered in a branched-chain 15-carbon aldehyde. The aldehydes were in the phospholipid fraction and were presumably present as plasmalogen.A strain of R. albus was shown to require isobutyrate, 2-methyl-n-butyrate, or 2-ketoisovalerate for growth. This strain did not incorporate appreciable C(14) from isovalerate-1-C(14) or isovalerate-3-C(14). When grown in a medium containing isobutyrate-1-C(14), most of the cellular C(14) was found in the lipid fraction. Analysis of the lipid demonstrated that the label was present mainly as branched-chain 14-carbon and 16-carbon fatty acids, with 11% of the C(14) present in 14- and 16-carbon carbonyl compounds, presumably branched-chain aldehydes.Branched-chain 14-, 15-, and 16-carbon fatty acids are major components of the lipids of these rumen bacteria. The possibility that these acids and aldehydes, which are found in ruminant body and milk lipids, may be of microbial origin is discussed.


Metabolic studies on mononuclear cells from rabbits of varying genetic resistance to tuberculosis. II. Studies on cells from BCG-vaccinated animals.


Stress diseases in relation to nutrition.


Considerations in the approach to pain-tree dentistry.


Thrombo-endarterectomy and its application to coronary artery disease.


The correlation of a biphasic metabolic response with a biphasic response in resistance to tuberculosis in rabbits. We have found a phase of susceptibility associated with a reduced metabolic activity on the part of peritoneal mononuclear phagocytes taken from BCG-vaccinated rabbits. A second stage of heightened resistance to infection was found to be associated with a heightened metabolic activity. The period of susceptibility in BCG vaccination is primarily concerned with initiation of the infection and not with the progression of the disease, which in both stages is increased. These reactions are discussed in relation to other conditions, such as nonspecific protein therapy and the administration of endotoxin, which also have similiar biphasic stages of resistance. Of incidental interest is the fact that rabbits who received 400 roentgen units are two years later still unable to respond to BCG vaccination with an increase in resistance. We conclude that there is a relationship between the level of certain metabolic activities of reticuloendothelial cells and resistance to tuberculosis.


Dental internships and residencies.

Dental internships and residencies.


Chronic amnesic syndromes in the elderly.


Renal disease in Uganda. A retrospective study.


How to make a meaningful wage study.

How to make a meaningful wage study.


Recovery functions of somatosensory evoked responses in man.


The amalgam splint.

The amalgam splint.


A structuronomic conception of behavior: individual and collective. I. Structural theory and the master problem of social psychology.


The general and the unique in psychological science.


The effect of phenoxybenzamine (dibenyline) on the vascular response to sympathomimetic amines in the foream.


Correlation of hemodynamic events during infusion of epinephrine in man.


Redistribution of blood flow in limbs with obstruction of a main artery.


The aged: a major problem for general hospitals.


Cerebral physiology of the augmented Valsalva maneuver.


Electron microscope study of human warts; sites of virus production and nature of the inclusion bodies.


Morphology of varicella (chicken pox) virus.


Serological studies on leprosy. A comparison of complement-fixation tests using antigens prepared from tubercle bacilli and beef-heart lipids with other serological reactions. Sera from lepromatous leprosy patients were subjected to a battery of serological tests, including flocculation, agglutination and complement fixation. A correlation was found between the antileprous antibody content and the reactivity with "cardchol" antigen, but not with Trypanosoma cruzi antigen, cardiolipin or Rubino antigen. The reactivity of leprous sera with tubercle bacilli antigen in the quantitative complement-fixation test decreased in three patients with lepromatous leprosy during sulfone treatment. When syphilis was present in a lepromatous leprosy case, it was possible to follow the effect of specific treatment of the two infections, with sulfone and with penicillin, by the drawing of two serological curves-one for leprosy and one for syphilis.


Serial phlebography of the normal lower leg during muscular contraction and relaxation.


Comparative study of the effects of various radiographic contrast media on the peritoneal cavity.


Interaction of alpha-chymotrypsin with several alpha-methyl-alpha-acylamino acid methyl esters.


Transpeptidation and the alpha-chymotrypsin-catalyzed hydrolysis of alpha-amino acid esters, hydroxamides, amides, and hydrazides.


Metabolic studies with methandrostenolone (17beta-hydroxy-17 alpha-methyl-androsta-1,4-dien-3-one) in human subjects.


Ulcerative colitis.

Ulcerative colitis.


Vergence and accommodation. V. Pupil size changes associated with changes in accommodative vergence.


Modification by guanethidine of the chronotropic action of sympathomimetic amines in the heart-lung preparation of the dog pretreated with reserpine.


Photic driving of the critical flicker frequency.


Addison's disease secondary to carcinoma of the breast.


Myofibrillar adenosine triphosphatase activity in congestive heart failure.


Perforated peptic ulcer complicating sulfonylurea therapy.


On emmetropia and ametropia.

On emmetropia and ametropia.


Perfusion and intra-arterial infusion with cancericidal drugs.


Recurrent and inoperable breast cancer.

Recurrent and inoperable breast cancer.


Reflections on the significance of morbidity.


Special series on medical education in Scotland. IV. The effect of the National Health Service on medical education.


Management responsibilities in bio-medical engineering.


Biomedical instrument engineering at the National Institutes of Health.


The emergence and re-emergence of acupuncture-a Chinese medical method.


Retroperitoneal abscess.

Retroperitoneal abscess.


The use and abuse of antibiotics in surgical patients.


The mutagenic equivalence of continuous and intermittent ultraviolet in Drosophila melanogaster.


Multiple sclerosis in the Negro.

Multiple sclerosis in the Negro.


Gamma tropocollagen: a reversibly denaturable collagen macromolecule.


Role of nutritional deficiencies in tropical sprue.


Health department relationships to hospitals.


The MSMS Presidents Program and prevention in the middle years.


Changes in physician-population ratios among the states.


On analyzing the supply of physicians.

On analyzing the supply of physicians.


On measuring the need for physicians.

On measuring the need for physicians.


Increased utilization of an amino acid and cellular proliferation demonstrated autoradiographically in the optic pathways of pigeons.


An electrophysiological study of the superior colliculus and visual cortex.


Effects of edathamil disodium on the kidney.


Diffuse normolipemic plane xanthoma. Generalized xanthelasma.


Are new neurons formed in the brains of adult mammals? In an autoradiographic investigation, the production of brain lesions in rats was combined with intracranial injection of thymidine-H(3). Nuclei of numerous glia cells were found labeled in brain regions associated with the traumatized areas. In addition, some neurons and neuroblasts showed labeling, suggesting the possibility of proliferation of neurons in adult rats.


Autoradiographic study of degenerative and regenerative proliferation of neuroglia cells with tritiated thymidine.


Diurnal activity rhythm of rats with lesions of superior colliculus and visual cortex.


Effects of lesions in central nervous visual structures on light aversion of rats.


Hypokalemic alkalosis.

Hypokalemic alkalosis.


Geriatrics and the community general hospital.


Period of infectiousness of infectious hepatitis. A review of the literature.


Treatment of Meniere's disease with ultrasonic waves.


Laminagraphy, an aid in accurate localization in congenital hip dysplasia.


The temporal bone in osteogenesis imperfecta congenita. A contribution to the question of the etiology of otosclerosis.


Steroid enema in ulcerative colitis.

Steroid enema in ulcerative colitis.


Adult mucoviscidosis. I. A preliminary report.


Present-day problems in gastroenterology.


Interpersonal perceptions of repressors and sensitizers and component analysis of assumed dissimilarity scores.


Cogenital ocular motor apraxia.

Cogenital ocular motor apraxia.


Intracellular distribution of seed proteins.


Passage of niacin into cerebraspinal fluid.


Nuclear proliferation ("nucleosis") in damaged skeletal muscle muscle. A critical review.


Clinical physiology in a mental hospital.


Cor pulmonale: a disease of the whole heart.


Insulin and diabetes mellitus.

Insulin and diabetes mellitus.


Metabolic factors in the etiology of pyelonephritis.


Massive doses of trifluoperazine in the treatment of compulsive rituals.


Effect of body weight on free fatty acid release by adipose tissue in vitro.


Deciduous teeth as an index of body burden of lead.


Storage of vapors and gases in plastic bags.


Malaria.

Malaria.


Congenital chylous ascites.

Congenital chylous ascites.


Phlorizin as a competitive inhibitor of the active transport of sugars by hamster small intestine, in vitro.


Carcinoma of the main hepatic ducts within the liver.


Carcinoma of the main intrahepatic bile ducts.


The kinetics and mechanism of the hydrolysis of phosphoric acid esters by potato acid phosphatase.


Concentration of hydrocarbons on silica gel prior to gas chromatograpic analysi.


Big strokes, little strokes, and thromb oses of the internal carotid artery.


The art of living happily into old age.

The art of living happily into old age.


The use and misuse of steriods.

The use and misuse of steriods.


The geriatric patient and his social environment.


Utilization of older professional and scientific workers.


Puzzlilng types of abdominalpain.

Puzzlilng types of abdominalpain.


Increased anteversion of the femur as the only manifestation of dysplasia of the hip.


Effect of progesterone on experimental endometrial hyperplasia.


Intracranial cerebellar meningo-encephalocele (posterior fossa cyst) causing hydrocephalus by compression at the incisura tentorii.


Splenic puncture in reticulosis.

Splenic puncture in reticulosis.


Orbital tumours in monocytic leukemia.

Orbital tumours in monocytic leukemia.


Hypersplenism and bilharziasis.

Hypersplenism and bilharziasis.


Inherited immunologically atypical haptoglobin.


Liposarcoma of the mediastinum. Report of two cases.


A simple device for shaking separatory funnels.


Serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase activity. A new modification and an anaytical assessment of current assay technics.


On a result of Oudard-Jinnaka's operation for the recurrent dislocation of the shoulder joint.


Reproductive capacity of dairy bulls. VI. Effect of unilateral vasectomy and ejaculation frequency on sperm reserves; aspects of epididymal physiology.


The distribution of proteolipids in the human nervous system.


Reproductive capacity of dairy bulls. IV. Spermatogenesis and testicular germ cell degeneration.


Reproductive capacity of dairy bulls. III. The effect of ejaculation frequency, unilateral vasectomy, and age on spermatogenesis.


The distribution of ribonuclease activity in rat liver during azo-dye carcinogenesis.


Host-virus interrelationships in cancerogenesis as observed under the electron microscope.


The trend of the researches for antibody producing cells.


Cytopathic effects of deuterium oxide on the male gonads of the mouse and dog.


Abortive infection of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Serratia marcescens with coliphage P1.


The cyanmethemoglobin method for hemoglobin determination.


The extractability of serum lipids in normal subjects, coronary disease, hyperlipemia, and hypercholesteremia.


The role of the endocrine glands in ketosis. II. Ketonemia following insulin hypoglycemia.


Radiation damage to cytochrome c and hemoglobin.


A note on the antibacterial action of some halogen substituted chalkones.


Role phenomena and foster care for disturbed children.


Conditioned tonotic treatment and macular generation.


Drug assays on cultures of human tumour biopsies.


Rectal hypothermia.

Rectal hypothermia.


The causes of vesicoureteral reflux in children.


Vesicoureteral reflux secondary to anomalies of the ureterovesical junction: management and results.


Post-traumatic subdural hematoma. Further observations on nonsurgical treatment.


On the mechanism of thrombolysis by plasmin.


The methacholine test in endogenous depression treated with imipramine (tofranil).


Air pollution and human health--acute biologic effects.


Air pollution and human health--chronic biologic effects.


Coagulation, liquefaction and viscosity of human semen.


Recurrent attacks of raised intracranial pressure in case of tuberculous arachnoiditis.


Subareolar mastectomy to prevent estrogen-induced male breast enlargement: a new procedure for use in patients with carcinoma of the prostate.


Permeability changes following infection of Escherichia coli with T2 bacteriophage, as measured by reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide oxidase activity.


Glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase of Escherichia coli following infection with T2 bacteriophage.


Effect of dibenzyline on serum cholesterol in rabbits.


The effects of ultraviolet microbeam irradiation on the eosinophil granular leukocytes of Triturus viridescens.


Aortic dissection presenting as iliac-artery occlusion, An aid to early diagnosis.


The heat stability of Brucella agglutinins in bovine serum.


Enhancing the fibrinolytic activity in human blood by occlusion of blood vessels. I. The appearance of the phenomenon.


Tuberculosis of stomach.

Tuberculosis of stomach.


Renal agenesis and dysgenesis.

Renal agenesis and dysgenesis.


Sound accounting: master key to cost control.


The kidney and erythropoiesis with special consideration of the anemia of chronic renal disease.


Nonsymptomatic intestinal parasitism in Baroda. A survey with particular reference to E. histolytica.


Comparison of the serum protein fractions of the developing chicken embryo by the technique of starch-gel electrophoresis.


A new, bloodless method for the treatment of benign polyposis of the large intestine.


Methods for the quantitative estimation of N-acetylneuraminic acid and their application to hydrolysates of sialomucoids.


Interaction of fragment III of rabbit gamma globulin and guinea pig complement.


Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. VI. Effect of inhibitors from sheep serum on immune hemolysis.


Perception bibliography. II. Baldwin's dictionary through 1882.


Motor skills bibliography. XXX. Psychological Abstracts, 1957, volume 31, first half.


Oxygen tension and the rates of mitosis and interphase in roots. The object of this work was to determine the influence of a wide range of oxygen tensions upon the relative rates of respiration, mitosis, and interphase in pea root tips, compared with the normal rates of these processes in air. From the rates of disappearance of mitotic figures in excised tips kept in various oxygen tensions, the relative rates of mitosis were found to decrease gradually from 122 per cent in 100 per cent oxygen to 24 per cent in 0.0007 per cent oxygen. From the mitotic indices of intact seedlings, the relative rates of interphase were found to decrease sharply from 82 per cent in 10 per cent oxygen to 6 per cent in 5 per cent oxygen. The data on relative rates of respiration, mitosis, and interphase in root tips were compared, and it was shown that the three processes are perfectly distinct in their quantitative relationships to low oxygen tensions.


Participation of a non-respiratory ferrous complex during mitosis in roots. A systematic survey was undertaken, of the effects of carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide (in the presence of 20 per cent oxygen), in darkness and light, on the relative rates of respiration, mitosis, and interphase in pea root tips. The inhibition of respiration by carbon monoxide was light-sensitive, but the inhibition by hydrogen cyanide was light-stable. The inhibitions were presumably due to combination of the inhibitor with the iron of cytochrome oxidase, in its divalent and trivalent forms respectively. In contrast, the inhibitions of mitosis by both poisons proved to be light-sensitive. The light-sensitive inhibition of mitosis by carbon monoxide shows that an iron complex is responsible for the process. That the inhibition of mitosis by hydrogen cyanide is also light-reversible shows that, in contrast with cytochrome oxidase, the mitotic iron complex remains always in the divalent state. The relative affinities of the mitotic ferrous complex, in molar units, were 0.68 for CO/O(2), and 0.37 for HCN/O(2). The properties of the complex are analogous to, yet distinct from, Gastrophilus haemoglobin and reduced cytochrome oxidase. It is considered that the arrest of mitosis by oxygen lack, carbon monoxide, and hydrogen cyanide is definitely due to interference with this unidentified, non-respiratory ferrous complex.


Effect of atrial septal defects on hemodynamic alterations caused by acute partial obstruction of pulmonary artery.


Effect of unilateral pulmonary artery obstruction on circulatory dynamics in dogs with chronic atrial septal defects.


Hemodynamic alterations caused by passive changes in body position in dogs with chronic atrial septal defects.


Chronotropic response following direct electrical stimulation of the isolated sinoatrial node: a pharmacologic evaluation.


Isoantigens of mouse red cells.

Isoantigens of mouse red cells.


The use of simplified systems as an aid to the interpretation of mechanisms of graft rejection.


Synthesis of 'bacterial' protein by cultured chick cells.


A new subclavian artery catheterization technic. Preliminary report.


Percutaneous arterial catheterization and its application.


The roentgenographic diagnosis of mitral and aortic valvular disease.


The protaminase activity in normal individuals an in medical patients.


Intravenous infusion as a complication in therapeutic abortion by the intrauterine extraovular hypertonic saline method.


Investigations concerning the protaminase activity of serum and plasma.


Review of pathogenesis of primary osteogenic sarcoma of the uterus and adnexa. Report of 2 cases.


Liver damage after chemotherapy for leukemia and lymphoma.


Necrotizing enteropathy: a complication of treated leukemia or lymphoma patients.


The influence of early experience on the frustration effect.


The role of learned factors in "spontaneous" activity.


Frustrative nonreward in partial reinforcement and discrimination learning: some recent history and a theoretical extension.


Coxa vara in children.

Coxa vara in children.