Preparation of 5-iodo-2'-deoxycytidine.

Preparation of 5-iodo-2'-deoxycytidine.


A lipogenic toxin released through the interaction of a new cytopathic agent (lipovirus) and cultured human cells. The release of a toxic product from cultured human cells infected by a new cytopathic agent (the lipovirus) was described. This toxin was dissociable from the infectious particles. It induced sudanophilia of human and mouse cells, an increase in the total fatty acid content, and a change in the major constituent fatty acids. Similar toxin was not demonstrated in cultures infected by the vaccinia herpes simplex, adeno 3, polyoma, polio 1 and 2, Coxsackie B1, parainfluenza A, and Rous sarcoma viruses. Preliminary characterization indicated that this toxin was resistant to tryptic digestion and could not be dialyzed or neutralized by human gamma globulin. It was inactivated at 58 degrees C for 30 minutes, but stable at 37 degrees , 4 degrees , and -60 degrees C. The significance of these findings is discussed.


The biological, immunological, and physicochemical characterization of a transmissible agent capable of inducing DNA and thymine degradation in cultured human cells. EXPERIMENTS DESIGNED TO CHARACTERIZE AN UNIDENTIFIED TRANSMISSIBLE AGENT BROUGHT FORTH THE FOLLOWING FINDINGS: The cytopathology consisted of the formation of intranuclear globules, collapse of the involved nuclei, and the extrusion of nuclear materials. The relatively dormant primary human amnion cells were less susceptible than the rapidly growing cell lines. Similarly, the slowly multiplying ribose variants were less susceptible than their corresponding parent cell lines. Interferon-like activity was released from infected cells. Infectivity was readily demonstrated following storage at 0-4 degrees C for at least 8 months or at 37 degrees C for at least 2 weeks. Freeze-thawing, however, markedly reduced or completely destroyed its infectivity. Infectivity was destroyed completely by ether and chloroform; partially by desoxycholate, and not affected by trypsin, papain, RNAse, DNAse, hyaluronidase, lysozyme, lecithinase, or pancreatic lipase. The rate of inactivation by 0.025 per cent formalin was much slower than that of vaccinia and herpes viruses. Its synthesis was suppressed by 5-fluorodeoxyuridine. This suppression was not reversed by thymidine and/or uracil. Heat-stable neutralizing antibody could not be demonstrated in 379 human and animal serums, in human gamma globulins, or in serums from animals "immunized" with this agent. Heat-labile inhibitors (lipoprotein-like) capable of inhibiting the infectivity of this agent were demonstrated in 154 of the 157 serums tested. Experimental evidence indicated the non-identity of this ubiquitous inhibitor and the properdin system. The non-infectious complex between this agent and the ubiquitous serum inhibitor may be dissociated (hence, become infectious) by simple dilution. Repeated attempts to reisolate a similar agent have not been successful. We have hypothesized that this agent is a virus consisting of DNA wrapped in a surface coat rich in lipid, and suggest that this virus be referred to tentatively as a lipovirus.


A study of the mechanisms of DNA And thymine degradation in cultured human cells infected with a lipovirus. DNA and thymine degradation on cultured human, mouse, and chick cells were studied. Significant increase in DNA-degrading activity was demonstrated in human embryonic cells killed by freeze-thawing, liver cells killed with mitomycin C, mouse embryonic cells infected with encephalomyocarditis virus, and in all cells killed by the lipovirus. Twelve other viral agents, actinomycin D, and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine failed to produce a similar increase. Thymidine-2-C(14)-labeled cultures, either live, killed, or infected by 19 different physical-chemical and biological agents, did not release detectable quantity of C(14)C(2). Following infection with the lipovirus 20 to 60 per cent of the total radioactivity of thymidine-2-C(14)-labeled cultures was liberated as C(14)O(2). It was postulated that the lipovirus introduced into the host cells the missing genetic information necessary for the synthesis of one or more enzymes responsible for the reductive catabolism of thymine.


Studies on complement fixation antigens of influenza virus. I. Type-specific and strainspecific complement fixation tests as compared with hemagglutination-inhibition test.


Trends of antibiotic resistance of bacteria isolated from clinical materials in Taiwan University Hospital, an 8-year survey (1953-60).


Studies on complement fixation antigens of influenza virus. II. A hemagglutination test for detection of antibody against soluble antigens.


Studies on cross-infections in hospital. I. Bacterial counts in operation rooms and surgical wards, personnel carrier rates, and the antibiotic resistance as well as phage-types of the staphylococci isolated from various sources.


Open heart surgery under selective hypothermia and extracorporeal circulation.


Eosinophilic granuloma of lymph nodes and soft tissues. Report of 21 cases.


Excision of eschar in extensive burns.

Excision of eschar in extensive burns.


Cytopathic agents isolated from lesions of molluscum contagiosum.


Study of the hemoglobin, hematocrit and serum protein of 258 pregnant and 57 non-pregnant women in Taiwan.


Effect of carbohydrates on utilization of protein and lysine by rats.


Poliomyelitis faecal and serological surveys in the Chinese population in Hong Kong in 1960.


Complete colonic obstruction due to adenocarcinoma.


The feedback control mechanisms of biosynthetic L-threonine deaminase by L-isoleucine.


Effect of increased breathing frequency on inspiratory resistance in emphysema.


Growth on artificial medium of an agent associated with atypical pneumonia and its identification as a PPLO.


Perforated duodenal ulcer in a premature infant with survival.


Recovery of PPLO of atypical pneumonia on artificial agar medium.


Acute respiratory diseases of viral etiology. IV. Respiratory syncytial virus.


The role of respiratory syncytial virus, para influenza viruses, and Eaton agent in acute lower respiratory tract illness.


Homeothermic cell culture in vitro.

Homeothermic cell culture in vitro.


Aspects of the biosynthesis of enzymes.

Aspects of the biosynthesis of enzymes.


Temporal lobe epilepsy in children.

Temporal lobe epilepsy in children.


Growth of Eaton PPLO in broth and preparation of complement fixing antigen.


Subacute inclusion body encephalitis (Dawson type) in children.


Photogenic and self-induced epilepsy.

Photogenic and self-induced epilepsy.


Subacute inclusion body encephalitis. Report of 3 cases.


The isolation and characterization of ribonucleic acid from yeast macromolecular ribonucleoprotein.


The effect of low temperature on Plasmodium relictum in Culex tarsalis.


A spectrophotometric method for determination of elastase and serum elastase inhibitor.


Studies on the alkaloids of embryo loti, Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn. I. Isolation and characterisation of liensinine.


Report of clinical trial with Etisul.

Report of clinical trial with Etisul.


Primary carcinoma of liver: clinical observations on 207 cases.


An exact multinomial one-sample test of signifiance.


Cytogenetical and clinical observations in female gonadal dysgenesis.


On the role of soluble ribonucleic acid in coding for amino acids.


The value of tissue culture vaccine in the prophylaxis of recurrent attacks of herpetic keratitis.


Peculiar deficiency of antibody production in a patient with keratitis receiving herpes-simplex virus vaccine.


Thrombocytopenic purpura due to quinidine. Case report.


Changes in human red blood cells during in vitro exposure to several roentgenologic contrast media.


Changes in the recipient's plasma hemoglobin concentration after transfusion with stored blood.


Encopresis in childhood.

Encopresis in childhood.


A tryptophan-requiring mutant of poliovirus.


The isolation of degradation products from the antibiotic, actinospectacin.


Current concepts in therapy: the treatment of hyperthyroidism.


Ventricular aneurysm. Fourteen cases subjected to cardiac bypass repair using the pump oxygenator.


The treatment of hyperthyroidism.

The treatment of hyperthyroidism.


Cytological aspects of antimicrobial antibiosis. I. Cytological changes associated with the exposure of Escherichia coli to colistin sulfate. Chapman, George B. (Cornell University Medical College, New York, N.Y.). Cytological aspects of antimicrobial antibiosis. I. Cytological changes associated with the exposure of Escherichia coli to colistin sulfate. J. Bacteriol. 84:169-179. 1962-Broth cultures of Escherichia coli were exposed to different concentrations of the antibiotic colistin sulfate for various lengths of time. Control (untreated) and treated cells were fixed, dehydrated, and embedded in methacrylate or Epon. Ultrathin sections were examined in an RCA EMU2-D electron microscope. Two conspicuous cytological changes were noted. First, the nuclear material disappeared from its normal sites and was no longer demonstrable. Second, the cytoplasm lost its granularity and became homogeneous. Cells which showed these changes were nonviable.


Cytological aspects of antimicrobial antibiosis. II. Cytological changes associated with the exposure of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus megaterium to colistin sulfate. Chapman, George B. (Cornell University Medical College, New York, N.Y.). Cytological aspects of antimicrobial antibiosis. II. Cytological changes associated with the exposure of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus megaterium to colistin sulfate. J. Bacteriol. 84:180-185. 1962-Broth cultures of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus megaterium were exposed to the antibiotic colistin sulfate. Control (unexposed) and exposed cells were fixed, dehydrated, and embedded in methacrylate. Ultrathin sections were examined in an RCA EMU2-D electron microscope. Two conspicuous cytological changes were noted in P. aeruginosa. The nuclear material was no longer demonstrable in its normal sites, leaving an empty space, and the cytoplasm lost its granularity, becoming homogeneous. In B. megaterium, the latter change was also noted. The nuclear material, however, although no longer demonstrable, did not leave an empty space. Rather, it seemed that cytoplasmic material had engulfed and masked nuclear areas. Cells which showed these changes were nonviable.


Utilization of aortic knob calcification for radiographic localization.


The serum amylase in experimental liver damage.


A comparative study of disordered attention in schizophrenia.


Fibroblasts and collagen.

Fibroblasts and collagen.


Darvon, Dieldrin and Noludar.

Darvon, Dieldrin and Noludar.


Inhibition of diamine oxidase by bulbocapnine.


Potentiation of histamine responses by bulbocapnine.


Doctors' disaster orders.

Doctors' disaster orders.


Scalenus anticus syndrome. Its production by deformity of the first and second ribs.


Effect of solvents on eosinophile-stimulating substance of erythrocyte stroma.


Mycobacterial and mycotic antibodies in sera of patients with sarcoidosis. Results of studies using agar double-diffusion technique.


The changing epidemiology of tuberculosis.


Neurokinin--a polypeptide formed during neuronal activity in man. Observations on the axon reflex and antidromic dorsal root stimulation.


Definition of a humoral agent implicated in the mechanism of vascular headache of the migraine type.


The human brain--one organ or many?

The human brain--one organ or many?


Something to think about. The uncertain trumpet.


Regression and disorders of thought.

Regression and disorders of thought.


The process-reactive distinction and prognosis in schizophrenia.


Infections due to anonymous mycobacteria.


A reinterpretation of some pathological disturbances in conceptual breadth.


Experimental evaluation of the concept of antrum exclusion for the surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer.


Oxidation of homogentistic acid by cell-free extracts of a vibrio.


Spontaneous rupture of spleen infiltrated by secondary carcinoma.


A new diagnostic unit.

A new diagnostic unit.


Erythrocyte metabolism. V. Levels of glycolytic enzymes and regulation of glycolysis.


The anatomy of polydactylism in cats with observations on genetic control.


Volume changes in the amoeba Chaos chaos L.


Sodium and bromine fluxes in the amoeba Chaos chaos L.


Infectious mononucleosis.

Infectious mononucleosis.


Caruncle or carcinoma?

Caruncle or carcinoma?


Carbon monoxide oxidation by algae.

Carbon monoxide oxidation by algae.


The task of social service in the hospital.


Alteration of serum protein patterns following adrenalectomy in rabbits.


Insulin in blood.

Insulin in blood.


Serum antibody and protein studies following adrenalectomy in rabbits.


Effects of silicate polymers on erythrocytes in presence and absence of complement. The effects of silicates upon erythrocytes depend upon the degree of polymerization. Monomeric silicate does not appear to be taken up by red cells. Polymerized silicates are taken up and bound tightly. In the presence of small polymeric forms erythrocytes are lysed by complement. Larger polymers are bound to erythrocytes but do not sensitize to complement hemolysis. Larger polymers, however, are directly toxic and cause hemolysis in the absence of complement. Red cells exposed to complement-active polymers show characteristic alteration in morphology with the assumption of irregular bell shapes. Larger polymers cause the cells to become spherical before spontaneous rupture occurs. Large polymers cause erythrocyte agglutination but this is minimal or absent with small complement-active polymers. Complement-active polymers cause little or no change in osmotic fragility. Increase in mechanical fragility is a sensitive indication of the presence of larger, agglutinating polymers. The conversion of pneumococci from Gram positivity to negativity appears to be caused principally by complement-active polymers. Possible implications of polymer size and complement activity are discussed in relation to production of silicotic lesions by silica-containing ores.


A clinical study of 250 patients with malignant melanoma.


Mineral content in plasma and blood cells of various species.


Measuring the performance of group hearing aids.


On the competition between calcium and magnesium.


The influence of the vagus nerves on the blood sugar level.


Correction of complete heart block by a self-contained and subcutaneously implanted pacemaker. Clinical experience with 15 patients.


Experimental studies on synthetic substitutes for skin and their use in the treatment of burns.


The use of synthetic substitutes for skin in the treatment of burns.


A new craniofacial immobilization device for use in maxillofacial surgery.


Calculated composition of a 'messenger' ribonucleic acid.


Technic for substitution of the uterine tube.


M.R.L.41 in the treatment of secondary amenorrhoea and endometrial hyperplasia.


Outstanding characteristics of older patients.


Response of Neurospora mutants to carbon dioxide.


Effect of diethylstilboestrol on the serum gamma-globulin in the guinea pig.


Freedom to achieve.

Freedom to achieve.


The appearance of pyrimethamine resistance in Plasmodium falciparum following self-medication by a rural community in Ghana. During the preparatory phase of the Malaria Eradication Pilot Project in Ghana, a weekly pyrimethamine regimen was instituted at two hyperendemic villages, primarily to assess the reliability of self-administration techniques under local conditions.After initial supervised individual administrations, weekly distribution of family drug requirements was made to a responsible member of each household by volunteer community leaders.Although parasite rates fell from 71% to 6.5% after four weeks, recurrence of Plasmodium falciparum parasitaemia was observed by the 37th week. Resistance in that species was confirmed, associated with successful sporogony in Anopheles gambiae, after supervised pyrimethamine treatment equivalent to twice the routine dosage.Emergence of this high-grade drug resistance was attributable to irregular self-administration by the local population of the tablets collected for each household. It was therefore concluded that under the conditions obtaining, self-medication was not a reliable method for mass distribution of pyrimethamine.


Nursing needs more freedom.

Nursing needs more freedom.


Occurrence of diabetes mellitus in families of patients with cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.


A report on the footwear of school children.


Radiation protection with sulphur and some sulphur-containing compounds.


News of the profession in Great Britain.


Affiliation for med. tech. schools?

Affiliation for med. tech. schools?


Wound contraction in the guinea-pig.

Wound contraction in the guinea-pig.


A method for calculating the alpha-ray dosage to soft tissue-filled cavities in bone.


Recent advance in the drug therapy of asthma.


Energy dissipation in finite cavities.

Energy dissipation in finite cavities.


Certain aspects of carbohydrate and lipid metabolism in primaquine sensitive erythrocytes.


Multiple pulmonary artery aneurysms.

Multiple pulmonary artery aneurysms.


Review of the present position in spinal intervertebral disc disease.


Looking around the world.

Looking around the world.


Tube flow behavior and shear stress-shear rate characteristics of canine blood.


Effect of acetylcholine on the pulmonary circulation in patients with chronic pulmonary disease.


A fatal case of ferrous sulfate poisoning.


The concentration and purification of poliomyelitis virus by the use of nucleic acid precipitation.


Androgenic gland of crustaceans.

Androgenic gland of crustaceans.


Effect of salicylate on plasma magnesium-levels.


Electrolyte distribution in rats following salicylate.


An evaluation of the effect of salicylate on oxidative phosphorylation in rat liver mitochondria.


The effect of salicylate on adenosine-triphosphatase activity of rat-liver mitochondria.


Observations on the incidence of tuberculosis in children and its treatment.


Effect of varicocele on fertility. Results of varicocelectomy.


Inhibitors of adrenal corticosteroid 17alpha-hydroxylation.


For employee--the picture of health.

For employee--the picture of health.


The non-competitive inhibition and irreversible inactivation of yeast invertase by urea.


Heavy ion and millibeam irradiations on mammalian tissue.


Housekeeping budget forecasts the future.


How to clean and maintain floor surfaces.


How the housekeeper's duties are determined.


How to give directions employes can follow.


It takes training to teach housekeeping.


What to look for in selecting floors.

What to look for in selecting floors.


Where housekeeping fits in public relations.


The preparation and standardization of Kveim testing antigen.


Effect of simultaneous delayed and undelayed auditory feedback on speech.


Congenital abnormalities. The timing and management of surgical reconstruction in infancy and childhood. The proper timing of corrective and reconstructive surgical operations for the management of congenital abnormalities in infancy and childhood is exceptionally important. Although no hard and fast rules apply, each deformity should be evaluated in the light of specific features of local and general relationship. Correlation to growth and development must be stressed as an important feature. Evaluation of the congenital abnormality in the light of its many relationships provides for a basis of better complete handling, follow-up, and ultimate result with the aim directed toward elimination of tumor threat, restoration of function and esthetic improvement.


Male sterilization.

Male sterilization.


Interstitial irradiation of brain tumors with iridium 192.


A composition to enhance nitrogen retention: a preliminary study.


Massive hematuria due to abnormal uterovesical venous plexus.


Simple methods for humidifying nonrebreathing anesthesia gas systems.


Use of a new sulfonamide in pediatrics.

Use of a new sulfonamide in pediatrics.


Adrenals in Trypanosoma evansi infection in white rats.


Voluntary regionalization at the community level.


Anaphylactic shock following bee or wasp sting.


Bronchial wall lesions in South African miners.


Protection against infection in the microbiological laboratory: devices and procedures.


The amino acid metabolism of Microsporum canis.


The effect of certain steroids upon the growth of Trichophyton rubrum.


The value of the serum cholesterol ester determination as a test of liver function.


Primary pulmonary lymphoma. Report of a case.


Role of aspiration biopsy of lymph node in the diagnosis of lymphadenopathies.


Observations on acquired aplastic anaemia.


Diffusion studies of bovine serum albumin with Jamin interference optics and micro-diffusion cell.


A case of keratosis palmaris et plantaris (tylosis).


Cognitive factors in heart rate conditioning.


Spirochetal infection of the canaliculus.


Essential xanthomatosis.

Essential xanthomatosis.


Crystals in the lens.

Crystals in the lens.


Cytological observations on the chromatin bodies of two Bacillus species. Chatterjee, B. R. (Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston, Tex.) and Robert P. Williams. Cytological observations on the chromatin bodies of two Bacillus species. J. Bacteriol. 83:1112-1118. 1962.-The nature of the chromatin bodies in Bacillus anthracis and B. megaterium has been studied intracellularly as well as after isolation from the bacilli. Preparations were examined by phase-contrast microscopy in the living state and by acid-Giemsa and Feulgen staining. In cells from young cultures, chromatin bodies occupy a continuous, long, central area in the bacteria. As the cells mature, the bodies lose their continuity and divide into two halves. In cells grown for 24 hr or longer, the chromatin bodies become more complex, and appear as multiple, spherical, interconnected constellations. Nuclear staining reveals that only the peripheral area, whether in cells from young or older cultures, takes up the stain, leaving a clear, central core. Discrete chromatin bodies are liberated from cells grown for longer periods after disintegration of the bacterial cell wall. These discrete bodies have been isolated from whole bacteria by treating washed, buffered saline suspensions of old cells with high concentrations of lysozyme followed by digestion with purified pancreatic lipase. The isolated chromatin bodies retain the same structure and appearance as inside the cells and show the same staining characteristics. Observations suggest that the chromatin bodies are discrete and circumscribed in nondividing, resting-phase bacteria.


Cytological changes in aging bacterial cultures. Chatterjee, B. R. (Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston, Texas) and Robert P. Williams. Cytological changes in aging bacterial cultures. J. Bacteriol. 84:340-344. 1962.-Morphological changes occurring in aging broth and agar cultures of Bacillus anthracis were observed with the phase-contrast microscope. In 4 to 5 days, in liquid culture, cells lost their normal shape and become fusiform or spherical. Chromatin bodies were clearly visible inside the cells at this time. Spontaneous conversion into protoplast-like, spherical cells was observed on the 6th or 7th day. These cells were sensitive to osmotic changes, but could be preserved by the addition of sucrose to the medium. Budding and atypical multicellular forms also were observed at this stage. In agar cultures, the conversion into spherical forms was observed with more regularity; the presence of sucrose in the medium favored the process. In very late stages of growth, the spherical cells disintegrated into conglomerated masses of cellular debris with the discrete chromatin bodies enmeshed in them. At this stage, secondary colonies appeared, superimposed on the primary ones, and on transfer to suitable medium gave rise to unstable L colonies.


Studies on the phospholipidsplitting enzyme of Vibrio El Tor.


Biosynthesis of L-ascorbic acid: missing steps in animals incapable of synthesizing the vitamin.


Selection of patients for coronary artery reconstruction.


Anaesthetic and hyperglycaemic properties of halothane on the mice compared with chloroform and ether.


Haemolytic anaemias with report of a case of acute haemolysis due to enzymatic deficiency of erythrocytes.


Clinical trial with phenanthroline compounds in the treatment of chronic amoebiasis.


Non-respiratory tuberculosis.

Non-respiratory tuberculosis.


A study on coronary vascular system.

A study on coronary vascular system.


Perphenazine premedication for bronchospirometry.


Treatment of chronic schizophrenia with prochlorperazine.


Influence of experimental atherosclerosis in rabbits on the rate of respiration and glycolysis by aortic tissue slices.


Studies on the oxidative capacity of aortic tissue slices of rabbits.


Transaminase activity in arterial tissue of the rabbit.


Complications in high dose whole pelvis irradiation in female pelvic cancer.


Paper chromatography of alkaloidal extracts of Lobelia species.


Disturbances of the temporomandibular joint.


Calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor. Report of a case.


An unusual odontogenic tumor. Report of a case.


The irritable colon syndrome. A study of the clinical features, predisposing causes, and prognosis in 130 cases.


Intraoral minor salivary gland tumors. An analysis of 1,414 cases.


Muco-epidermoid tumor arising from ectopic minor salivary glands in the maxilla: report of case.


Unusual oral manifestations of chronic lymphatic leukemia. Report of a case.


Primary reticulum cell sarcoma of the mouth: report of case.


Surgery of the prostate. Senile benign enlargement. I.


Removal of excessive ammonium from artificial serum by passage over cation-exchange resins.


Studies on the morbidity pattern of children in an urban community. A preliminary report.


Human genetics.

Human genetics.


Biosynthesis of pregnenolone from 22-hydroxycholesterol.


Steroids in orthopaedics.

Steroids in orthopaedics.


Malnutrition in children--a clinical and biochemical study.


Nutritional disorders in childhood. I. Clinical study.


Nutritional disorders in childhood. II. Biochemical study.


Isopsoralene and its use in karyotype analysis.


Experimental chemotherapy of amoebiasis.


Tropical eosinophilia: an aetiopathological study.


Pharomomycin (humatin) in amoebic infection.


Medical education in India and tropical medicine.


Thyroid activity at higher ambient temperatures.


Some observations on the effect of stimulation of the vagus on toad heart.


Action of synthetic oxytocin on the crop gland of the pigeon.


Stress-induced block of milk ejection.

Stress-induced block of milk ejection. A simple method has been described by which the action of drugs on the stress-induced block in milk ejection can be investigated on lactating guinea-pigs. Reserpine, meprobamate and chlorpromazine when administered to the lactating mother at various periods before suckling reduced the block in milk ejection caused by the stress. Dibenamine and dichloroisoprenaline did not affect in any way the stress-induced block. It is suggested that the stress-induced block in milk ejection is probably a nervous block and not mediated through adrenaline.


The hyperglycemic action of synthetic oxytocin.


The anti-diuretic hormone and liver damage.


Studies on the kinetics of fungicidal action. II. The effect of temperature on the viability of Penicillium notatum spores in water and solutions of phenol.


Release of oxytocin in unanaesthetized lactating rats. The action of certain substances on the release of oxytocin has been studied in unanaesthetized lactating rats. The release of oxytocin has been assessed by the increase in weight after suckling of rats separated overnight from the mother. A large variety of substances appear to block the release of oxytocin. These include pentolinium, atropine and chlorpromazine. Adrenaline and noradrenaline also cause a block in the release of oxytocin, and it is suggested that adrenaline blocks the central release of oxytocin as well as blocking its peripheral action. Reserpine and oestradiol in the doses administered did not block the release of oxytocin. Block also occurred after the ingestion of water, ethanol and normal saline, an effect which may be produced indirectly by impulses from the gastro-intestinal tract.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the bladder.

Rhabdomyosarcoma of the bladder.


Histochemistry of human salivary gland tumors.


Localization of acid phosphatase, nonspecific esterases and beta-D-galactosidase in parotid and submaxillary glands of domestic and laboratory animals.


Beam flatteners for a teletherapy unit.

Beam flatteners for a teletherapy unit.


Isolation of smooth vesicles and free ribosomes from rat liver microsomes. Microsomes, isolated from rat liver homogenate in 0.88 M sucrose, have been fractionated by differential centrifugation. The 2nd microsomal fraction, sedimented between 60 minutes at 105,000 g and 3 hours at 145,000 g, consists mainly of smooth vesicles, free ribosomes, and ferritin. By utilizing the differences in density existing between the membranes and the granular elements it has been possible to separate the smooth membranes from the free ribosomes and ferritin. The procedure is to resuspend the 2nd microsomal fraction in a sucrose solution of 1.21 or 1.25 density and centrifuge it at 145,000 g for 20 or 40 hours. A centripetal migration of membranes and a centrifugal sedimentation of granular elements are obtained. Phospholipids, as well as the enzymatic activities DPNH-cytochrome c reductase, glucose-6-phosphatase and esterase are localized in the membranes. The free ribosomes have been purified by washing. A concentration of 200 microg RNA per mg nitrogen has been reached. RNA is also present in the membranes. These results are discussed in relation to current views on microsomal structure and chemistry.


The prevalence of drug resistance among strains of M. tuberculosis isolated from ambulatory patients in New York City.


The prevalence of drug-resistant strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolated from untreated patients in New York City during 1960.


Tuberculosis case finding among homeless men in New York City.


Drug-resistant tubercle bacilli.

Drug-resistant tubercle bacilli.


Importance of good international understanding.


Precise measurement of the extremities-volumetric technique with results.


Adrenocortical histochemistry of intact and hypophysectomized goldfish.


Relation of the general practitioner of dentistry and the orthodontist.


Buccal pigmentation in Punjabis.

Buccal pigmentation in Punjabis.


Distribution of renal stones in the calyces.


Histochemical demonstration of 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase in proliferating and malignant cells.


Hazards to health. Missile injuries due to power lawn mowers.


Focal scleroderma. Report of 19 cases in children.


The state of Alaska's mental health.

The state of Alaska's mental health.


A case of mycosis fungoides having a feature of malignant proliferation of the reticular cells of the skin and internal organs.


Antigenic relationship of Geotrichum candidum strains.


Studies on the effect of triglycerides, glycerophosphate, phosphatidyl ethanolamine on skeletal and cardiac muscle composition.


Further observations on the corrected bromide space of the neonate and investigation of water and electrolyte status in infants born of diabetic mothers.


The effect of natural oils and triglycerides on the electrolyte transport of muscle cells in the rat--augmentation of the sodium pump.


Hypnosis without fear.

Hypnosis without fear.


Ideomotor questioning for investigation of subconscious "pain" and target organ vulnerability.


Importance of recognizing that surgical patients behave as though hypnotized.


The anesthetized patient can hear and can remember.


Value of ideomotor sex-determination technique of Le Cron for uncovering subconscious fear in obstetric patients.


Adolescence today.

Adolescence today.


Hepatic vascular lesions in mice infected with Schistosoma mansoni.


Areas of research into psychosomatic aspects of surgical tragedies now open through use of hypnosis and ideomotor questioning.


Armed Forces Epidemiological Board: the Commission on Enteric Infections.


Radiography from the point of view of a first-year student.


Some observations on the effect of a naturally occurring agent(s) on the 2,4-dinitrophenol-induced ATPase of liver mitochondria.


Unconscious reactions and surgical risk.


Familial aspects of congenital heart disease.


Histochemical study on orotic acid.

Histochemical study on orotic acid.


Histochemical study on riboflavin.

Histochemical study on riboflavin.


Therapeutic effects of spontaneous patient sub-groups formed on a state hospital ward.


Electrocardiographic studies on atrial enlargement with special emphasis on the "Macruz's index'.


The clinical study on atrial sound.

The clinical study on atrial sound.


Clinical experience with Niamid.

Clinical experience with Niamid.


Comparison of values of alveolar and arterial carbon dioxide tension obtained by two methods with the infra-red rapid gas analyzer and arterial blood sample.


Studies of protein-rich foods for infants in Taiwan. III. Studies on peanut flour.


Osteocartilaginous exostoses: four case reports.


The orthopedic treatment of metastatic bone tumors.


Clinical study of open fractures.

Clinical study of open fractures.


A study of hyoscin-N-butyl bromide on cervical dilatation, using graphical analysis of cervicometry.


Diet composition in the Pacific area in relation to cardiovascular disease.


Studies on serum protein partitions of normal Chinese by paper electrophoresis.


Comparative activity of bufadienolides.

Comparative activity of bufadienolides.


Action of hypoglycin A on blood sugar, gastric secretion and adipose tissue.


Observations on protein digestion in vivo. IV. Further observations on the gastrointestinal contents of rats fed different dietary proteins.


Ultrafiltration studies of steroid-protein binding.


Hypercalcemic and hyperphosphatemic actions of dihydrotachysterol, vitamin D2 and hytakerol (AT-10) in rats and in dogs.


Functional medicine. A case of ill-defined functional illness in general medicine.


Therapeutic potential of the aide.

Therapeutic potential of the aide.


Site distribution of cancer deaths in husband-wife and sibling pairs.


Haemorrhage, platelet dysfunction and other coagulation defects in uraemia.


Studies in metabolic spectra. IV. Effects of tetracyclines, some of their derivatives, and chloramphenicol on accumulation of glutamic acid in Escherichia coli. Cheng, Lorraine (Radiobiochemistry Department, Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc., Maywood, N. J.) and J. F. Snell. Studies in metabolic spectra. IV. Effects of tetracyclines, some of their derivatives, and chloramphenicol on accumulation of glutamic acid in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 83:711-719. 1962.-Escherichia coli strain 21 was incubated in the Warburg apparatus at 37 C with sodium acetate-2-C(14) and 0.1 mumole/ml of various test compounds. Up to 1 hr, de novo C(14)-glutamic acid (synthesized from the C(14)-acetate precursor) accumulation in the fermentation broth was found to be a common phenomenon for the control cells and cells treated with oxytetracycline, chlortetracycline, tetracycline, and chloramphenicol. Subsequently, C(14)-glutamic acid continued to accumulate in the broth of the inhibited cells, but began to disappear from the broth of the control cells. During the first half hour, the rate of accumulation was most rapid in the presence of oxytetracycline. At 3 hr the total de nova C(14)-glutamic acid was found to be the same whether cells were treated with oxytetracycline or not. However, the distribution of this glutamic acid was different. In the oxytetracycline-treated cells, more than 87% of the total de nova C(14)-glutamic acid was in the broth, and only 13% was incorporated into the cell residue. In the control cells, no C(14)-glutamic acid was found in the broth, although 67% was in the cell residue. The possibility that the tetracyclines and chloramphenicol have different modes of action, and that oxytetracycline inhibits the incorporation of d-glutamic acid into the cell wall and membrane material in E. coli 21, was discussed.


Modification of labelling of 'messenger ribonucleic acid' produced by viral infection.


Carbon dioxide fixation in lobster nerve.


Functional uptake of hydrazine by frog nerve in sodium-deficient Ringer's solution.


Synthesis of alpha- and beta-amino ketone analogs of amino acids as antibacterial agents.


Pulmonary mycosis: reports of two cases.


Determination of volatile anaesthetics in rhesus monkey tissue.


Known and suspected role of metal coordination in drug actions.


Acute leukaemia after treatment with radioactive iodine.


Blood and tissue levels of ether, chloroform, halothane and methoxyflurane in dogs.


Health needs and trend. Medical care.

Health needs and trend. Medical care.


Prolactin content of the anterior pituitary gland of turkey hens in different reproductive stages.


A case of tinea imbricata (Hanumarn ringworm) treated with fulcin.


Cough syncope. Case report.

Cough syncope. Case report.


Ventilatory function in normal children.


A management program for treatment for onychomycosis in diabetic patients.


The social determinants of mental illness and psychosomatic disease.


Effects of mannoheptulose on glucose metabolism of isolated tissues.


Studies on submaxillary saliva in cystic fibrosis.


The composition of tracheobronchial secretions in cystic fibrosis.


The influence of host-parasite dispersion upon the capacity of Shistosoma mansoni miracidia to infect Australorbis glabratus.


Chromium-51 tagging of the alpha-chain of human haemoglobin.


Cardiac toxicity of methylphenidate. Report of two cases.


Pruritic skin disease and summer air conditioning.


Evaluation that is frankly subjective.

Evaluation that is frankly subjective.


The management of ectopic pregnancy by colpotomy.


Histology of carcinomas of the uterine cervix and survival rates in pregnant and nonpregnant patients.


Unusual effects of potassium deficiency on the heart of a child with cystinosis.


Ribonucleic acid metabolism during growth of excised root tips from normal and x-irradiated corn seeds.


Influence of estrogen and androgen on the growth of a transplantable human endometrial carcinoma.


Metabolic factors in anemia.

Metabolic factors in anemia.


The differentiation of two forms of chymotrypsin by their rates of urea denaturation.


Uptake and transmination of amino acids by Streptococcus faecium.


Machine information search system.

Machine information search system.


Sickle-cell hemoglobin/hemoglobin-C disease. A report of three cases.


Menstrual function and fertility in women born of eclamptic mothers.


A follow-up of eclamptic women. Fourth periodic report.


Pregnancies in the sisters and daughters of eclamptic women.


Pregnancy in the sisters and daughters of eclamptic women.


Renal function in relation to salt and water regulation in normal and toxemic pregnancy.


The use of high kilovoltage in diagnostic radiography.


Use of a new benzodiazepine derivative (valium) in chronically ill and disturbed elderly patients.


The use of chlordiazepoxide (Librium) in the alcoholic patient: a clinical study of forty cases.


Use of ethyltryptamine acetate in parkinsonism and senility with depressive states. Study of 65 cases.


Adjunctive treatment of the chronic alcoholic with hexacyclonate sodium.


Psychiatric study of patients with psychomotor seizures.


Some problems and pseudo-problems in psychiatry.


The problem of addiction.

The problem of addiction.


Modern concept of the etiology and pathogenesis of acute glomerulonephritis.


Bidirectional tachycardia.

Bidirectional tachycardia.


Ventricular tachycardia with retrograde conduction exhibiting the Wenckebach phenomenon.


A comparison of thyroid function tests.

A comparison of thyroid function tests.


Observations on the mechanism and treatment of ascites in hepatic cirrhosis.


Care and treatment of a group.

Care and treatment of a group.


Clinical experience with chlorpropamide in the treatment of diabetes mellitus.


Natural and fallout gamma-activity in foodstuffs.


Neurological complications of skeletal fluorosis.


Hereditary ataxia.

Hereditary ataxia.


Histopathology of corneal endothelium. A study of 176 pathologic discs removed at keratoplasty.


Treatment of disorders of rhythm by means of extracts of the atrio-ventricular septum associated with digitalis therapy


Serum alkaline phosphatase fractions in hepato-biliary and bone diseases.


A case of ureterocele prolapsed through the urethra.


Newly devised ruler graphs for spirometric measurements of lung function.


Total lung capacity among healthy Chinese adult males.


Statistical estimation of virus infection rates in mosquito vector populations.


Chromosomes of the orang-utan (Pongo pygmaeus).


Studies on the transplanted heart. Its metabolism and histology. The metabolic changes in the homografted canine heart were studied in order to define the biochemical alterations accompanying homograft rejection. In several experiments, homograft rejection was accelerated by prior sensitization of the host animal. The homografted heart released pyruvate and lactate as well as malic dehydrogenase and aldolase. Extraction of glucose by the graft usually remained positive. During the accelerated rejection, the release of pyruvate and lactate was more pronounced, and even glucose appeared in increased concentrations in coronary vein blood. In many experiments the respiratory quotient of the transplanted heart as well as its glucose-oxygen extraction ratio were elevated. It seemed likely that the elevated respiratory quotients were the result of conversion of carbohydrates to fat, since the injection of thiamine hydrochloride resulted in further elevation of the respiratory quotient and in an increased myocardial pyruvate extraction. Apparently, thiamine corrected a metabolic block at the level of the cocarboxylase. The metabolic block or blocks present in the transplanted heart are likely to be the result of diminution in intracellular enzymes and coenzymes resulting from increased cellular permeability. The redox potential across the transplanted heart was positive, indicating the absence of anoxia. The results illustrate that glycolysis proceeds in the transplanted heart in the presence of oxygen. Histopathologic and histochemical studies show the earliest lesion to be an accumulation of lymphocytes around vessels at 3 hours. Swelling of vascular endothelium occurs. By 5 hours a polar perivascular cellular infiltrate of lymphocytes, plasma cells, macrophages, and histiocytes exists. Changes following at 19 hours show the appearance of Aschoff- and Anitschkow-like cells. Granulomatous myocarditis which was first perivascular became interstitial with lymphocytic and histiocytic invasion of the myocardium. After 8 days acceleration of swelling of vascular endothelium and granulomatous lesions were observed and necrosis of the myocardium was prominent. Endothelial hyperplasia occurred at 14 days. In the accelerated reaction these changes were intensified and necrosis began as early as 4 hours after grafting. Histochemical changes of DPNH diaphorase, lactic, malic, and succinic dehydrogenase showed only significant diminution of malic dehydrogenase in the cardiac muscle which was concurrent with the increase of this enzyme in the serum.


Epsilon-lysine acylase in bacteria.

Epsilon-lysine acylase in bacteria.


Electrical properties of spider leg muscle.


Pulmonary fungal infections simulating and misdiagnosed as other diseases.


Influence of syrosingopine on the cardiovascular response to acute hypoxemia and exercise.


Augmentation of the plasma nor-epinephrine response to exercise in patients with congestive heart failure.


Release of norepinephrine from the heart by vasoactive amines.


Endocrine aspects of reproduction in elasmobranch fishes.


Infantile gastro-enteritis and climate.

Infantile gastro-enteritis and climate.


Dark adaptation test as related to the clinical symptoms of vitamin A deficiency and the serum level of carotene and vitamin A.


Recovery time after macular illumination as a diagnostic and prognostic test.


Current status of therapy of pancreatitis. Report to the Council.


Personal preferences as an expression of aesthetic sensitivity.


Common drugs that may invalidate spectrophotofluorometric assays of blood griseofulvin.


Barbitone induction time, body temperature and the actions of reserpine on mice.


The use of spinal anesthesia in cesarean section.


Hydroxyzine in labor and delivery.

Hydroxyzine in labor and delivery.


The effects of drugs on barbital anaesthesia in mice.


A comparison of the effectiveness of trifluoperazine and chlorpromazine in schizophrenia.


Immediate and remote sequelae in traumatic diaphargmatic hernia.


Some 1,2,3,4-benzothiatriazine 1,1-dioxides.


Observations on sex differences in human biology.


Principles of modern genetics.

Principles of modern genetics.


Further observations on the biosynthesis of squalene.


Alkanolamides sterically related to ergometrine.


Dissociation constants of some compounds related to lysergic acid. II. Ergometrine, ergometrinine and alkanolamides of 3-dimethylaminopropionic acid, 1-methylhexahydronicotinic acid and arecaidine.


Comparison of the clinical effectivenes of an electric and a standard toothbrush in normal individuals.


Doubleblind evaluation of a new analgesic agent in postextraction pain.


Effects of angiotensin on pulmonary and systemic hemodynamics.


Effects of some central nervous system depressants on the phasic and tonic stretch reflex.


Diffusion and solubility factors in pulmonary insert gas exchanges.


Indicator-dilution studies with "diffusible" indicators.


Starling's hypothesis in the formation of edema.


Caricatures, quacks, and the eighteenth century.


Fertility trends in Ceylonese women.

Fertility trends in Ceylonese women.


Pericardial fat necrosis.

Pericardial fat necrosis.


Temporal bone surgery.

Temporal bone surgery.


Evaluation of surgery and chemotherapy in the treatment of mouse mammary adenocarcinoma 755.


Effectiveness of Cytoxan against intracerebrally and subcutaneously inoculated mouse lymphoid leukemia L1210.


Osteochondroma of the femur involving the popliteal artery--case report.


Studies on the origin of cancer cell.

Studies on the origin of cancer cell.


Fungus ball (Candida albicans) formation in the bladder.


Oxalosis.

Oxalosis.


Delegation--in a human setting.

Delegation--in a human setting.


Symposium on medical emergencies. Acute massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


"Ivory tower" medicine.

"Ivory tower" medicine.


Aminoaciduria in vitamin D deficiency states in premature infants and older infants with rickets.


Aminoaciduria as a manifestation of renal tubular injury in lead intoxication and a comparison with patterns of aminoaciduria seen in other diseases.


Biological activities of some homologs of isoleucine and valine.


Epidemiology of staphylococcus in the Sassoon hospital, Poona.


Serum cholesterol and phospholipid estimations in hypertension.


The effect of feeding high doses of cholesterol on the absorption of fat and the tissue cholesterol in rabbits.


Some observations on the serum copper and paraphenylene diamine oxidase (PPD oxidase, copper oxidase) activity in nutritional oedema syndrome (kwashiorkor).


One nurse's Utopia.

One nurse's Utopia.


Intermediate hosts of Paragonimus westermanii at Shen-Keng district of Taipei County, Taiwan (Formosa).


Transmission of clover phyllody virus by Aphrodes bicinctus (Schrank) in North America.


Comparative morphologic studies on the pathogenicity of viruses: Motol, Ol. Severowa and adenoviruses and of cytopathogenic agents isolated from cases of epidemic hepatitis.


Value of examination of carotid pulse by means of resonance electrosphygmographs in relation to intraarterial pressure tracings.


Nmn-esterified fatty acids and lipoprotein lipase activity in patients with cirrhosis of the liver. After the intravenous injection of heparin the plasma concentration of non-esterified fatty acids rises in normal subjects and in patients with nephrosis or diabetes but not in patients with portal cirrhosis.


Body cholesterol metabolism in man. II. Measurement of the body cholesterol miscible pool and turnover rate.


Body fluid and electrolyte composition in cardiac patients with severe heart disease but without peripheral edema.


Body cholesterol metabolism in man. I. The equilibration of serum and tissue cholesterol.


A statistical study of 1,000 leprosy cases attending the Acworth Leprosy Home, Bombay.


Understanding and management of the chronically ill patient. I. Who are the chronically ill?


Immunity to swine erysipelas in pigs. Direct challenge with Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae.


Understanding and management of the chronically ill patient. II.


The cytology and histochemistry of sputum cells. I. Preliminary differential counts in chronic bronchitis.


Atherosclerosis of arteries of neck. Postmortem angiographic and pathologic study.


Attitudes of children in school, with special reference to High Wick, a psychiatric unit for psychotic children.


Etryptamine acetate in general practice.


Massive hemorrhage following cystogastrostomy for a pancreatic cyst, with a case report.


Demonstration of nickel in skin by means of dimethylglyoxime.


Determination of the response of skin to chemical agents by an in vitro procedure. I. Effect of unbuffered and buffered anionic surfactant solutions.


Early carcinoma of the mouth.

Early carcinoma of the mouth.


Modern concept of analytical chemistry in industrial hygiene and problems for the future.


The current indications for cesarean section.


Serum lipids and lipoproteins in healthy Malayans.


Healing of stapedial fractures. Observations on tissue culture with the tantalum ear chamber in rabbits.


Clinical trial with demethyl chlortetracycline in paediatric practice.


Significance of febrile convulsions and its management. (A short review with some observations).


An experimental diet in hypercholesterolemia.


Further investigation on the incorporation of the radioactive DNA in the Ehrlich ascites tumour cells.


Absolute versus relative cues in differentiation of tones in dogs.


Some properties of conditioned inhibition.


Impairment of auditory recent memory produced by cortical lesions in dogs.


Sodium potassium, water, and haemoglobin in the packed red cells of severe thalassaemia. Sodium, potassium, water, and the mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration were determined in the packed erythrocytes of children with severe thalassaemia. The concentration of sodium in the packed red cells was higher than normal in a significant proportion of children with thalassaemia whereas potassium in the packed cells and sodium and potassium in the plasma were normal. On average, the cell water content was a little higher and the mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration a little lower than normal. The cation concentrations in the packed cells of thalassaemia are compared with those in other anaemias. Similarities are pointed out between the sodium concentrations in the packed cells of thalassaemia and those from the foetus and children suffering from malnutrition.


Serum transaminases in diphtheritic myocarditis. Their relation to electrocardiographic findings.


Bone marrow studies in acute glomerulonephritis.


Galactosemia with old adrenal hemorrhage and altered pancreatic secretion. Report of a case with necropsy.


Frequency of glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase deficiency in certain highly malarious areas of Greece.


Uropepsin excretion in thalassemia.

Uropepsin excretion in thalassemia.


Involuntary movements in patients with intracranial tumors. Their occurrence and possible pathogenesis.


Parental child-rearing attitudes and their correlates in adolescent hostility.


Effects of mescaline sulfate on extinction of conditional avoidance response (CAR).


Experimentally induced acantholysis in Hailey's benign pemphigus.


Staphylococcal food poisoning. An explosive outbreak among 852, served in a high school cafeteria.


Respiration of tissues lining the mammalian membranous labyrinth.


Control of ascites in schistosomal cirrhosis with chlorothiazide. A report of 36 cases.


Chlorpropamide therapy in diabetes mellitus with special reference to a case of haemochromatosis.


Construction of electronic heart-stimulator.


Malignant changes in procidentia; a report of six cases.


A linear-gradient mixing device for viscous solutions.


Innovations in IV equipment.

Innovations in IV equipment.


Patient monitoring is more than just a dream.


Clinical evaluation of a new contrast medium (Ditriokon) for angiocardiography.


Ovarian tumors complicating pregnancy. A critical analysis of 24 cases.


Problems in the diagnosis of acute abdomen in gynaecological practice.


Familial aminoaciduria in osteogenesis imperfecta.


Serum enzyme studies in muscular dystrophy. III. Serum malic dehydrogenase, 5-nucleotidase and adenosine-triphosphatase.


The pedigrees of two people already reported as of phenytype K-, k-, Kp(a-b-).


Atypical Duffy inheritance in three Caucasian families: a possible relationship to mongolism.


Age and the rigidities.

Age and the rigidities.


The uses of acrylic anterior chamber implants illustrated by cases shown.


The present position concerning all-acrylic anterior chamber implants.


Agranulocytosis secondary to hydrochlorothiazide therapy. Report of a case.


The thermal environment of some modern railway signal boxes.


A new Rh antigen and anntibody.

A new Rh antigen and anntibody.


Otologic manifestations of the cervical syndrome.


A discussion of causes of error in the determination of chronological age in children by means of x-ray studies of carpal-bone development.


Assessment of economic damage caused by water pollution.


Experience with imiparmine (tofranil0 in geriatrics.


prevention--a challenge to the medical profession.


A comparative study of 16 cases of diffuse sclerosis with special reference to the histopathological findings.


Direct labelling of paraffin blocks from a carbon paper impression.


Problems in the management of severe maxillo-facial trauma.


Kidney damage in hamsters receiving an artificial diet containing 5,7-dichloro-8-hydroxychinaldine.


The use of Freund's adjuvant in experimental amyloidosis.


Excretion of 1-aminocyclopentanecarboxylic acid in man and the rat.


Phosphate entry into erythrocytes at high levels.


Amino acid transport models: renal resorption and resistance to metabolic attack.


General concepts of neutrality regulation.


Von Willebrand-Jurgens disease in a Danish family.


The fate of genes from restricted T1 in lysogenic Shigella dysenteriae, Sh (P1).


Thiocyanate psychosis treated by extracorporeal homedialysis.


Isohedonic contours in the sucrose-sodium chloride area of gustatory stimulation.


Laboratory animal caretaker training.

Laboratory animal caretaker training.


The animal caretaker--his role in research.


Knotless episiorrhaphy as a positive approach toward eliminating postpartum perineal distress.


Serological reactions: the rheumatoid factor in rheumatoid arthrits.


A polarographic study of copper complexes with some cancer chemotherapeutic agents.


Hospitals with a mission.

Hospitals with a mission.


Seasonal changes in the adrenal glands of woodchucks (Marmota monax).


1962 poison control program in Chicago.

1962 poison control program in Chicago.


Drug and chemical poisonings and their management.


Transfer of plasma phospholipid across the aortic intimal surface of choleserol-fed cockerels.


Changes in spider webs brought about by mescaline, psilocybin and an increase in body weight.


Direct observations of developing microcirculatory patterns in the posterior limb buds of fetal mice.


Bronchogenic carcinoma: s sixteen-year study.


Idiopathic hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in the adult. A review of the literature and the report of two cases.


periodic enzymic reactions and their possible applications.


Toxic effect of monochloracetate on geese.


Med. Tech. Schools of the future.

Med. Tech. Schools of the future.


Typhoid fever.

Typhoid fever.


Scarlet fever.

Scarlet fever.


Growth of several strains of actinomyces israelii in chemically defined media.


Blood carbonic anhydrase activity in anesthetized man.


The cultivation of a single strain of actinomyces israelii in a simplified and chemically defined medium.


An embryological analysis of certain cardiac abnromalities produced in rats by the injection of trypan blue.


Administration and therapy. A survey of processes.


View box for parasitology transparencies.


Isolation of highly purified, viable leukocytes from blood.


Lutein cysts of ovaries associated with erythroblastotic hydrops fetalis. Assay of gonadotropin in serum of Rh-sensitized women in latter stages of pregnancy.


Action of secretin on pancreatic secretion.


Acute toxic liver injury. nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide-pyrophosphorylase activity of nuclei isolated from rat liver in heliotrine and in dimethylnitrosamine poisoning.


Von Hippel-Lindau's disease.

Von Hippel-Lindau's disease.


Liver damage in acute heliotrine poisioning. 2. The effect of nicotinamide on pyridine nucleotide concentrations.


Convergence and retractory nystagmus.

Convergence and retractory nystagmus.


Renal medullary necrosis. Anuria due to sloughed papilla.


The effect of Dosulfin in acute cholecystitis. A bacteriological and clinical investigation.


Alkaline phosphatases and bilirubin in serum during and after timed occlusion of the common duct in rabbits.


Effects of bronchography on pulmonary function.


Intestinal motility during provoked dumping reaction.


The hospital's responsibility for community planning.


Management improvement.

Management improvement.


Hospital personnel management.

Hospital personnel management.


Planning pension programs.

Planning pension programs.


The patient and the family.

The patient and the family.


An apparatus for strengthening the lumbrical action of the hands (for particular use in cases of Hemiplegia).


Anatomic and functional changes resulting from autotransplantation of the canine small intestine.


Studies of the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier to cortisol in the dog.


Primary ovarian, thyroidal and adrenocortical deficiencies simulating pituitary insufficiency, associated with diabetes mellitus.


Pathogenesis of hypokalemic alkalosis in Cushing's syndrome.


Reconstruction after total gastrectomy.

Reconstruction after total gastrectomy.


Artificial pyloric canal: A modification of the billroth II gastrectomy.


The use of the colon as a substitute for the oesophagus. Thirty-one cases of oesophagoplasty are reported using different parts of the colon. The use of the left colon in an isoperistaltic direction is recommended, and the operative technique and post-operative results are described.


Effect of trypsin inhibitors on Shwartzman phenomenon.


Chromosomal stabilization of cell strains.


Observations on vaginal cornification in patients resident in a mental hospital.


Encephalitis on Taiwan. VI. Infections in American servicemen on Taiwan and Okinawa.


A proposed mechanism of action of 1-beta-D-arabinofuranosyl-cytosine as an inhibitor of the growth of leukemic cells.


Pulmonary hyaline-membrane disease in Hawaii.


Porphyrins from congenitally porphyric (pink-tooth) cattle.


Acetic acid as a diluent and dehydrant in the preparation of whole, stained helminths.


Amino acids in fowl seminal plasma.

Amino acids in fowl seminal plasma.


Cytopathological changes of the uterine cervix of Syrian hamsters after painting with DMBA, benzo(a)pyrene, and tobacco tar.


Renal biopsies.

Renal biopsies.


Tolbutamide in diabetes mellitus.

Tolbutamide in diabetes mellitus.


Na, K, Ca, and Cl exchange in guinea pig ileum.


Some results of the work on mass immunization in the Soviet Union with live poliovirus vaccine prepared from Sabin strains. In the course of campaigns for the mass immunization of large segments of the population of the Soviet Union with live poliovirus vaccine prepared in the USSR from attenuated Sabin strains, some 15 200 000 persons received oral vaccine in 1959 and over 77 478 800 persons (mainly between 2 months and 20 years old) in 1960. Approximately 95% of these were given the vaccine incorporated in dragées.The present paper gives data on the safety and immunological activity of the live vaccine, on virus carriage and transmission of the vaccine virus to contacts, and on virus interference.In a comparison between poliomyelitis incidence in 1960 in regions where mass live vaccine immunization had been carried out and the incidence in areas where inactivated Salk vaccine was used in 1958-60, it is shown that, while the Salk vaccine did not fundamentally influence the epidemic process, the Sabin live vaccine brought about a sharp reduction in incidence and prevented the usual summer-autumn rise in the number of poliomyelitis cases.It is concluded from the two years' experience in the mass use of live vaccine from Sabin strains that poliomyelitis epidemics can be prevented.


Appendiceal calculus in children (a pathognomonic roentgen sign of appendiceal pathology).


Lymphangiography in the clinical diagnosis of disease of the lymphatic system.


Connective tissue. VI. Dermal lipid response to diphenylhydantoin.


Synovial fluid lipids in rheumatoid and osteoarthritis.


Paragonimus westermani (Szechuan variety) and a new species of lung fluke--Paragonimus szechuanensis. II. Studies on clinical aspects of paragonimasis szechuanensis--a new clinical entity.


Proteolytic enzyme treatment of herpes simplex lesions of the rabbit cornea.


Effects of nitrogen mustard on the liver, administered by the isolated perfusion technique.


A technique of isolated perfusion of the liver.


Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus in the newborn.


Stomach development in the suckling lamb.


Evaluation of nursing service personnel.


Betamethasone phosphate oral solution: a dermatological assessment.


Reticular livedo with cerebro-vascular lesions.


The effects of competition on reaction time and palmar skin conductance.


Noradrenaline and external cardiac massage in cardiac arrest.


Polarization of fluorescence studies of reduced bovine serum albumin.


Supplementary report: effect of mode of response on judgment of familiar size.


Medical wants and needs in mature and developing nations.


The association of position at birth and handedness.


A glossary of ocular syndromes and signs.


Simple test-paper method for the clinical determination of plasma pseudocholinesterase.


The current choice of inhalational anaesthesia.


Structure of glomerular capillaries in proteinuria.


Chlordiazepoxide as an anticonvulsant in monkeys.


Epileptogenic effects of pure metals implanted in motor cortex of monkeys.


Blood transfusion without consent.

Blood transfusion without consent.


Bladder calculi formed around retained fragments of ruptured Foley catheter balloons.


Dynamics of changes in connective tissue components during development of carrageenan granuloma.


Ultrafiltrable and collagen-bound hydroxypro-line in chicken lung tissue cultures and in subcellular fractions.


Physical and physical-chemical heterogeneity of collagen fibres from rat tail tendon.


Influence of alcohols and potassium salts of xanthogenic acids on various biological objects.


Manganese as a modifier of the liver tryptophan pyrrolase activity.


A rapid and sensitive method for the determination of L-alpha-glycerophosphate in animal tissues.


Segmental esophagectomy: ancillary procedure for advanced megaesophagus with sigmoid elongation.


Concurrent morphological and chemical events in Staphylococcus aureus exposed to penicillin. Disruption and lysis as well as accumulation of cell-wall precursor material have been demonstrated in several strains of Gram-positive cocci as results of the action of penicillin. The concurrence of these phenomena in typically penicillin-sensitive bacteria lends further support to the hypothesis that penicillin exerts its antibiotic action through interference with the formation of cell walls.


Carcinoids of the small bowel--report of a case in Meckel's diverticulum.


"The analytically-oriented psychotherapeutic process".


Effect of 1-norepinephrine infusion on uterine contractility and cardiovascular system.


Running speed in rats as a function of drive level and presence or absence of competing response trials.


A new syndrome of tapetal-like fundic reflexes with ring scotomata. Report of two cases.


Limits and hazards of photocoagulation.

Limits and hazards of photocoagulation.


Temporary tracheotomy closure by means of an acrylic insert prosthesis: report of case.


Microbiological production of carotenoids. VII. Influence of hydrocarbon on carotenogenesis by mated cultures of Blakeslea trispora. Synthesis of beta-carotene by mated strains of Blakeslea trispora in shaken-flask culture was considerably enhanced by adding either 5% kerosene after 2 days of fermentation or acid-refined kerosene at the start of fermentation to a grain-based medium that also contained a natural lipid, nonionic detergent, and beta-ionone; average yields of 17,500 mug per g of dry fermentation solids (86,000 mug per 100 ml of medium) were attained when refined kerosene was used. Almost all of the carotene was retained within the mycelium. Peak yields were achieved in 5 days.


Simplified analysis of light gas mixtures with gas chromatography.


Chemistry of coelenterates. III. Occurrence of antimicrobial terpenoid compounds in the zooxanthellae of alcyonarians.


The optical transmittance of solutions of human fat in various surgical conditions with special regard to cancer disease.


Induced meaningfulness in serial verbal learning.


Stability of meaningfulness (m) values for verbal material.


The vanishing tumor syndrome.

The vanishing tumor syndrome.


Carbohydrate metabolism of Prototheca zopfil. II. Carbon dioxide fixation by cell-free extracts.


Incorporation of sarcosine-1-C-14 into actinomycins.


Carbohydrate metabolism of Prototheca zopfii. I. Enzymes of the glycolytic and hexose monophosphate pathways.


Carbon dioxide fixation by the achloric alga Prototheca zopfii.


The uronic acid of heparin.

The uronic acid of heparin.


Further possible EEG evidence of the connexion between the hippocampal formation and the cingulate gyrus in man.


Intake of iodine-131 from milk in Italy during the period October-December 1961.


Arteriovenous malformations of the posterior fossa.


Simple venipuncture for hemodialysis.

Simple venipuncture for hemodialysis.


The cave and its gatekeeper.

The cave and its gatekeeper.


Further notes on the esophageal-pleural stripe.


Ameloblastic sarcoma. Report of two cases.


Odontogenic mixed tumors: a review of the Mayo Clinic series.


Acquired tolerance, autoantibodies and cancer.


The influence of pasture type and supplemental grain feeding on numbers of gastrointestinal nematodes in beef yearlings.


The effect of three grazing intensities of winter temporary pasture on internal parasitism of beef-type yearling cattle.


Composition of epiphyseal cartilage. III. Differences in enzymatic activities of epiphyseal and articular cartilages of rachitic chicks.


Composition of epiphyseal cartilage. II. Differences in composition of epiphyseal and articular cartilage of rachitic chicks.


Universal breathing tube support.

Universal breathing tube support.


Paget's carcinoma of the male breast: a case report.


Treatment of inflammation and edema with bromelain. A plant proteolytic enzyme concentrate.


Effect of common drugs on urinary excretion of gonadotropins.


The treatment of pseudo-folliculitis.

The treatment of pseudo-folliculitis.


Adult chronic lead intoxication. Report of an unusual source.


Tetanus.

Tetanus.


On the antianaphylactic effect of phenylbutazone in guinea-pigs.


The Goldblatt-phenomenon in man.

The Goldblatt-phenomenon in man.


A case of positional nystagmus of the so-called benign paroxysmal type and the effects of treatment by intracranial division of the VIIIth nerve.


Differentiation between dead and living parasites in urogenital trichomoniasis, by means of a 1:1000 methylene blue solution.


Temperature conditions and oxygen consumption during deep hypothermia.


Five patients in group therapy.

Five patients in group therapy.


Pcimary essentials for organizing and administering a successful institutional A.A. program.


Research and prosearch.

Research and prosearch.


Clinical evaluation of carphenazine and piperacetazine in previously placebo-treated chronic schizophrenics.


Hyperfunction of thyroid gland of mother in relation to the child.


The treatment of carcinoma of the breast: a controversial subject.


Employment outlook for the handicapped.

Employment outlook for the handicapped.


Trends in the diagnosis of carcinoma of the breast.


Determination of antihistamines in pharmaceutical products by nonaqueous titration.


Wound dressing. Modern methods.

Wound dressing. Modern methods.


Perinatal mortality in toxaemia of pregnancy.


Perinatal mortality survey under the auspices of the National Birthday Trust Fund (preliminary communication). Major post-mortem lesions.


Obstetric and gynecologic aspects of heroin addiction.


Progressive myocardial damage following recovery from diphtheria. A case showing development of complete heart block.


Mycobacterial skin ulcers in Uganda.

Mycobacterial skin ulcers in Uganda.


Bacteriophage typing of staphylococci isolated at Pennsylvania hospital.


A deliberate diagnosis: alcoholism.

A deliberate diagnosis: alcoholism.


The "double blind" relationship between physicians and alcoholics.


Intra-uterine myocardial infarction.

Intra-uterine myocardial infarction.


Effect of unreabsorbed anions on proximal and distal transtubular potentials in rats.


Islet cell tumor of the pancreas.

Islet cell tumor of the pancreas.


Activity of two oral penicillins against staphylococci isolated from infections of hospitalized patients and outpatients.


A review of carcinoma of the bronchus in Victoria.


An intensive care unit.

An intensive care unit.


Recurrent gall-stone ileus.

Recurrent gall-stone ileus.


Solitary calculous (fibrin) kidney treated by pyelo-ileal conduit.


Scanning of cellulose acetate electropherograms after protein dyeing with bromocresol green.


Chemotherapy in malignant disorders of childhood.


Some effects of x-irradiation on longevity in Habrobracon females.


Visual perception of the horizontal during prolonged exposure to radial acceleration on a centrifuge.


A survey of eruption cysts in the newborn.


Survival after excision of a kidney, segmental resection of the vena cava, and division of the opposite renal vein.


Partial gastrectomy for duodenal ulcer.

Partial gastrectomy for duodenal ulcer.


Diabetes mellitus and primary carcinoma of the pancreas.


The cardiac sphincter in the cat.

The cardiac sphincter in the cat. A study of the function of the lower end of the oesophagus in the cat confirms that it behaves as a true physiological sphincter, even though histological evidence for such a structure is absent. Sphincteric action is a function of the circular muscle fibres in the lowest 2 cm. of the oesophagus. Reflex changes in tone of the sphincter are mediated through the autonomic nervous system. The effects of possible neurohumoral transmitters, nerve stimulation, and antagonists have been studied.


Measurements of blood loss caused by Haemonchus contortus infection in sheep.


Intraocular haemorrhage after epidural injection.


Vertical abdominal incisional hernias and the "keel" repair.


Intestinal fistulas following pelvic exenteration.


Nurse and doctor. I. Colleague or handmaiden?


Mental hospitals open their doors.

Mental hospitals open their doors.


Submerged citric acid fermentation of ferrocyanide-treated beet molasses: morphology of pellets of Aspergillus niger.


Complications following closed-chest cardiac massage.


Community study for community health.

Community study for community health.


A short method for calculating nutritive value of food issues.


Comparison of cholesterol uptake in normal and atherosclerotic individuals.


Avoidance conditioning in the chimpanzee.


Steatorrhoea due to dissecting aneurysm of the superior mesenteric artery.


An unusual case of haemoptysis.

An unusual case of haemoptysis.


Some observations on the adventitious reinforcement of drinking under food reinforcement. The development of strong postreinforcement drinking behavior under variable-interval food reinforcement in rats was found to be influenced by the proportion of short intervals in the VI and the proximity of the water tube to the lever.


Miscellaneous notes pertaining to tissue staining procedures.


Area 3, a critical evaluation of cytoarchitectonic studies.


Skeletal effects of prepubertal castration in the male chimpanzee.


Corticosteroid therapy of rheumatoid arthritis supplemented with methandrostenolone.


Co-ordinate indexing of pharmaceutical information. Progress and growth of a small manual system.


New drugs in rheumatic disease.

New drugs in rheumatic disease.


The amelioration of hypervitaminosis D in rats with vitamin A. The administration of relatively large amounts of vitamin A to hypervitaminotic D rats decreases the toxicity of this condition as evidenced by increased longevity, better weight gain, decreased soft tissue calcification and by considerable improvement in the histologic appearance of osseous structures.


Effect of magnesium ions on removal of radiostrontium from rats.


The prognosis in drug addiction.

The prognosis in drug addiction.


Perfusion of isolated intestinal loops in the management of chronic renal failure.


The use of the photocoagulator in conditions associated with retinal detachment.


Pregnancy in the very young patient.

Pregnancy in the very young patient.


Tips on legibility.

Tips on legibility.


The clinical management of radiation exposure due to atomic explosions.


Loss of virulence in vitro of motile Treponema pallidum.


Lowering of intracranial pressure with urea. Demonstration of rebound phenomenon employing urea as hypertonic agent.


Ileal conduit urinary diversion in adults with acquired neurogenic bladder.


The incidence and mechanisms of shock in head injury.


Individualizing hospital staff orientation.


A comparative view of aggressive behavior.


The influence of trauma on unicameral bone cysts.


Programmed life histories. A technique for psychiatric research in animals.


Leptospirosis in cattle and wildlife on a Pennsylvania farm.


Leptospira grippotyphosa infections in cattle and wildlife in Pennsylvania.


Natural occurrence of Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae in the eastern grey fox and the eastern raccoon.


Natural occurrence of Leptospira icterohemorrhagiae infection in the common muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus zibethicus). A preliminary report.


Care of the presurgical patient.

Care of the presurgical patient.


Direct action of thyroxine on skin of the adult newt.


The effect of streptomycin in vitro on cultures of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Moving boundary electrophoresis behavior and acid isomerization of human mercaptalbumin.


Effect of hydrocortisone on uptake of iron-59 in incubated rat red cells in vitro.


Separation of haemoglobin fractions in rat erythrocytes by chemical and physical methods.


Strangulation of the small intestine in holes in the great omentum. A report of two cases.


Management of tibial fractures and pseudoarthroses.


Drug effects on lever positioning behavior. A technique is described for generating a continuous lever positioning response in the rhesus monkey. The effects of several drugs on this behavior were studied.


Idiopathic pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis. A case report and brief review of the literature.


The role of drive (time stress) in complex learning: an emphasis on prelearning phenomena.


Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria. Report of a case with ulcerative colitis and renal failure.


Practical application of acridine orange stain in the demonstration of fungi.


Localized urticaria due to enterobius vermicularis.


Influence of hypophysectomy on energy expenditure in normal and complicated convalescence.


Intraglandular dissemination of thyroid cancer.


Resume of treatment of cancer of the hypopharynx and the larynx.


Language and behavior of children with unsuspected brain injury.


The localization of alkaline phosphatase in tissues of mice, using the electron microscope.


The reticulum of lymph nodes in mice studied with the electron microscope.


The use of Sanders neurotoxoid I (modified snake venom) in the treatment of recurrent herpes simplex of the cornea: progress report.


Production of hypoglycemia by Solox and by ethanol.


An experimental study of thyroid grafting in the euthyroid, myxedematous and hyperthyroid states.


Stenosis of the uterine cervix.

Stenosis of the uterine cervix.


Prediction of ultrafiltration membrane performance. A theory for ultrafiltration is presented which makes possible the characterization of a membrane at a given temperature and solute concentration by a single experiment at that temperature and concentration. The theory is applied to data in the literature and is shown to be consistent with those data.


A religious approach to the concept of the self.


Notes on a half-century of research, teaching, and administration.


The isolation of sialic acid in high yield from colostrum.


Prospects for the subnormal child.

Prospects for the subnormal child.


Constructing assets in the severely subnormal.


Perceptual-motor transfer in imbeciles: a second series of experiments.


Mechanical separation of the pars plana from the sclera in glaucoma secondary to essential atrophy of the iris.


Choledochal cyst.

Choledochal cyst.


The study of imbecile behaviour.

The study of imbecile behaviour.


Urethrotrigonitis or epidermidization of the trigone of the bladder: a histologic, bacteriologic and clinical study.


Surgical hemostasis and repair of the kidney: experimental comparison of methods of vascular occlusion and renal reconstruction after extensive nephrotomy.


Blood groups and disease: previous transfusion as a potential source of error in blood typing.


The genetics of Papilio dardanus, Brown. IV. Data on race ochracea, race flavicornis, and further information on races polytrophus and dardanus.


Genetic variety in man.

Genetic variety in man.


The properties of an arginine auxotroph of Salmonella typhimurium.


The action of DBI.

The action of DBI.


Charles Joseph SINGER.

Charles Joseph SINGER.


Follicular hyperkeratosis.

Follicular hyperkeratosis.


Skin disease in a developing tropical country.


Parkinson's disease associated with hypoparathyroidism.


Anaesthesia for out-patient procedures. (A trial of a new short-acting intravenous barbiturate in Nigeria.


The effects of gamma-radiation on the protein content of apples and pears.


The precipitation of juvenile delinquecy.


Acenaphthene derivatives and c-mitosis.

Acenaphthene derivatives and c-mitosis.


Whistler and Glisson on rickets.

Whistler and Glisson on rickets.


The regulation of amino sugar metabolism in Bacillus subtilis.


A design for a radioisotope unit for a large general hospital.


The determination of plasma protein-bound radioiodine.


Multiductus physeteris gen. et sp. nov.--a new diphyllobothriid cestode from a sperm whale.


Developing useful work opportunities for the homebound patient.


A general structure for cell walls of gram-negative bacteria.


The use of micropaque barium sulphate in the treatment abscesses of the brain.


Hospital evangelism.

Hospital evangelism.


Effect of tolbutamide on peripheral arterial disease.


Deafness in children. Otitis media and other causes; a selective survey of prevention and treatment and of educational problems.


The control of snail hosts of bilharziasis and fascioliasis in Southern Rhodesia. The authors review the experimental work that has been done since the Second World War on the use of chemical molluscicides in Southern Rhodesia and describe the development of a co-operative snail control campaign involving local landowners and various Government departments. In 1959 and 1960 efforts were concentrated on four large-scale experiments to test the methods of application of copper sulfate, sodium pentachlorophenate and Bayer 73 under a variety of climatic and physiographic conditions.From this work the authors conclude that it would appear possible and practicable to control vector snails in natural water courses and reservoirs in savannah areas of Central Africa to a degree at which it is thought that transmission of bilharziasis from man to man and of fascioliasis from animal to animal does not take place.


An investigation into methods of making copies of x-ray films showing pneumoconiosis.


The measurement of voltage drop using a cathode ray oscilloscope.


The California control program for motor vehicle created air pollution.


Future requirements for physicians in Canada.


4-Sulphanilamido-6-methoxy and 6-ethoxy pyrimidine (I.C.I. nos. 32,525 and 33,536): two new long-acting sulphonamides.


On making thumbs.

On making thumbs.


Graduate and professional training in laboratory animal medicine.


Laboratory animal medicine and the medical schools.


Deliberate hyperventilation in the treatment of a crush injury of the chest.


Effects of continuous hepatic artery infusion of antimetabolites on primary and metastatic cancer of the liver.


Approval of sanitizing agents.

Approval of sanitizing agents.


A simple transistorized meter sensitizer.


Surgical aspects of corticoid associated gastroduodenal ulcers.


Clinical and experimental observations on heterotopic osseous formation in abdominal wall scars.


A spontaneous, transplantable renal carcinoma of the mouse. Electron microscope study of the cells and of an associated virus-like particle.


Toxicity of a homologous series of 2-alkyl-5-methylbenzimidazoles in chick embryos.


Determination of the volume of residual urine using diodrast I-131.


Thyroid and adrenal changes in rats bearing an experimentally induced fibrosarcoma and their influences upon the growth of the tumor.


Unusual complications in open heart surgery.


The isolation of DNA-containing particles from lyophilized cells by a new procedure.


Influence of age on connective tissue. Hexosamine and hydroxyproline in human aorta, myocardium, and skin.


Nephrotoxicity of different analgesics.

Nephrotoxicity of different analgesics.


Symposium on education and training in health physics. Professional status for the health physicist.


Necrosis of the renal papillae in rheumatoid arthritis.


C-reactive protein in cerebrospinal fluid.


Calcium and vitamin B12 binding to proteins in human serum and cerebrospinal fluid. In vitro experiments.


Some recent methods for fractionation of proteins employed in diagnostic examination of cerebrospinal fluid. Agar-gel micro-electrophoresis and immuno-electrophoresis.


Comparative chromosomal study of 31 cultured mammalian cell lines.


Symposium on education and training in health physics. Training programs in health physics.


Cystic bronchiectasis: case presentation.


Isolation of acid mucopolysaccharides of human brain.


Melena neonatorum.

Melena neonatorum.


Papillary adenocarcinoma of the thyroglossal duct cyst.


Social casework and cerebral palsy.

Social casework and cerebral palsy.


Development and use of open chest cardiac massage.


An unusual group of burn injuries.

An unusual group of burn injuries.


Talking to relatives.

Talking to relatives.


Survival experience and gastrointestinal cancer.


Evaluation of mobility of hip and lumbar vertebrae of normal young women.


A case of noisy or clicking pneumothorax.


Metabolic studies in a child with Meniere's disease.


Extinction of bar pressing following training under a multiple VI VI schedule.


Use of dimercaprol or pencillamine in the treatment of cystinosis.


Blood trichloroethylene concentrations during anaesthesia under controlled conditions.


Ski injuries.

Ski injuries.


Biosynthesis of cholesterol in an insect, silverfish (Ctenolepisma sp.).


The essential cholesterol requirement of the roach Eurycotis floridana.


Group retention factors in the gas-liquid chromatography of steroids.


Protein synthesis and viability in x-irradiated Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


High-catalase mutant Rhodopseudomonas spheroides. Characterization of the catalase.


Heart disease in pregnancy.

Heart disease in pregnancy.


Symposium on autotrophy. III. Recent developments in photosynthesis.


An experimental study of the mottle produced by x-ray intensifying screens.


The district nursing and domiciliary midwifery services in large urban communities.


In vitro cultivation of Ascaris lumbricoides var. suum larvae.


A technic for converting to terminal-digit files.


The blood groups of the Baltis.

The blood groups of the Baltis.


Functional career patterns for Army Medical Service Corps officers.


Psychodynamic aspects of altered proprioception and motility in Parkinson's disease.


Two human blood group antigens, St-a (Stones) and Ri-a (Ridley), closely related to the MNSs system.


Case of diethylpropion addiction.

Case of diethylpropion addiction.


Septic shock.

Septic shock.


Some effects of cortisone and an anabolic steroid on healing of experimental fractures.


Experimental studies of embryonic bone transplantation.


Disease in the Australian native.

Disease in the Australian native.


A survey of one hundred and thirty-four neonatal autopsies.


Closed-chest cardiac massage.

Closed-chest cardiac massage.


Ventricular septal defects.

Ventricular septal defects.


New developments affect purchasing practices.


Studies with cells from marine fish in tissue culture.


Distribution of extra- and intrathoracic pressure variations in rabbits exposed to air shock waves.


Atropine premedication for electric convulsion therapy.


Aplastic anemia.

Aplastic anemia.


Action of human pancreatic lipase on synthetic mixed symmetrical triglycerides of long-chain acids and butyric acid.


Use of intranasal oxytocin for induction and/or stimulation of labor.


Diabetes in pregnancy. A review of results in seventy-nine patients.


Effect of the level of nutrition on birth weight.


The affinity of narcotic agents for interfacial films.


Surface phenomena in relation to pulmonary function.


Accidental injuries.

Accidental injuries.


A simple and efficient trap for freezedrying and similar applications.


Topical steroid therapy in ulcerative colitis.


Minimal brain dysfunctions in the school-age child. Diagnosis and treatment.


Metabolism of 1-131 by the endostyle and notochord of ammocoetes under different conditions of temperature.


Potassium therapy. A break with tradition.


Capillary strength and the menstrual cycle.


Estrogens and capillary strength.

Estrogens and capillary strength.


Epidemiology and etiology of leukemias and lymphomas.


The health of the child in Australia.

The health of the child in Australia.


Medical rehabilitation and physical medicine in Denmark.


Acid-base-balance and pulmonary circulation. Perfusion experiments.


The early circulation in split skin grafts.


Inhibition of cytochrome oxidase by aminoacetonitrile. Aminoacetonitrile (AAN) decomposes with the formation of a substance that is a potent inhibitor of cytochrome oxidase. The inhibitor is probably cyanide. Connective tissue contains cytochrome oxidase that varies in amount with the maturity of the tissue and is also inhibited by the product of AAN decomposition.


Importance of the aqueous/lipid partition coefficient for percutaneous absorption of weak electrolytes.


Structure and chemical composition of collagen gel.


Reflections on the role of the mother in the development of language in the schizophrenic child.


Quantitative analysis of spermatogenesis of the rat: a revised model for the renewal of spermatogonia.


Leprosy transmission and its regional variations.


Studies on the "group specific component" of human serum. Gene frequencies in several populations.


Distribution of the serum group-specific components in Israel.


The adrenal cortical response to surgery.


Laboratory medicine.

Laboratory medicine.


Neurosurgical management of cervical spine injuries.


Deaths in congenital adrenal hyperplasia.


Response to an 11beta-hydroxylase inhibitor (SU-4885) in males with adrenal hyperplasia and in their parents.


Physical principles of clinical measurement. 1. Introduction.


The measurement of temperature.

The measurement of temperature.


KOHLS GM: Description of the female of Dermacentor latus Cooley and of Amblyomma albopictum Neumann (Acarina-Ixodidae).


Observations on the use of ataractic and narcotic preanesthesia and pentobarbital anesthesia in bears.


Contributions to the treatment of cancer of the head and neck. Introduction.


Subcutaneous emphysema complicating renal infection by gas-forming coliform bacteria. A report of two cases in diabetic patients.


Contributions to the treatment of cancer of the head and neck. The assessment of therapeutic results.


Studies on fibrinolytic activity with venous occlusion: treatment of thrombophlebitis.


The use of fibrinolytic agents in the treatment of arterial occlusion.


Determination of fibrinolysin activity.

Determination of fibrinolysin activity.


Fibrinolytic enzymes in thrombo-embolic disorders.


Contributions to the treatment of cancer of the head and neck. Nitrogen mustard toxicity and bone marrow infusion.


Oxidative assimilation and distribution of glucose in Bacillus cereus. Clifton, C. E. (Standford University School of Medicine, Stanford, Calif.). Oxidative assimilation and distribution of glucose in Bacillus cereus. J. Bacteriol. 83:66-69. 1962-Exogenous C(14)-labeled glucose is taken up rapidly by washed cells of Bacillus cereus and apparently enters a metabolic pool soluble in cold 5% trichloroacetic acid. From this pool the label passes rapidly into other cellular fractions, primarily materials soluble and insoluble in hot 5% trichloroacetic acid, which may constitute endogenous reserves of the cells. There is a marked lag in the liberation of C(14)-labeled CO(2); little or no lag is observed in the slightly enhanced rate of oxygen consumption noted in the presence of exogenous glucose. Assimilation, in part at least, appears to be at the expense of cellular reserves which appear to be replenished or replaced by the assimilated substrate.


Oxidative assimilation and growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Intestinal absorption and malabsorption.


Hormones and experimental oncogenesis: mammary and mammotropic tumors.


An analysis of the Chicago synchrocyclotron personnel doses over a 6-year period.


A comparison between oxymorphone (Numorphan) and morphine sulfate prior to pentobarbital anesthesia in the dog.


Steroid therapy in chronic bronchitis.

Steroid therapy in chronic bronchitis.


Neutrophilic alkaline phosphatase test. A review with emphasis on findings in pregnancy.


Trichomonas vaginalis.

Trichomonas vaginalis.


Effect of nutrient potassium on the uptake of caesium-137 and potassium and on discrimination factor.


Red blood cell life span using DFP as a cohort label.


Effect of temperature on erythropoiesis and red cell survival in the frog.


Factors affecting the development of metastatic cancer. Effect of alterations in clottin mechanism.


The opponens transfer: analysis of end results.


Elective uptake of radioiodine by cancer of the stomach.


Management methods in libraries; a symposium. Standards of performance in hospital libraries.


Use of transfusion and fluids in severe hemorrhage.


Translation programs.

Translation programs.


Emphysematous vaginitis: report of a case.


Lymphosarcoma involving the ovaries and breasts. Report of a case.


Effect of certain variations in the physiologic state on tolerance to explosive decompression.


The pattern of activation in the sartorius muscle of the frog. The development of isometric twitch tension has been compared with the redevelopment of isometric tension in the fully active frog sartorius muscle following release. At 0 degrees C the rate of rise of isometric twitch tension is the same as that for the muscle in the fully active state at the same tension but not until about 40 msec. after the stimulus and then only for a few milliseconds. The rates of rise of tension in the twitch and in the redevelopment of tension in the fully active muscle appear to be nearly the same at low tensions. Substitution of nitrate for chloride in the Ringer's solution bathing the muscle retards the development of tension during the early part of the contraction phase of the twitch and the effect reaches a maximum within 3 minutes after changing the solutions. These observations have been discussed in connection with some possible patterns of activation and the hypothesis has been advanced that the rate of activation of a sarcomere is determined mainly by the rate at which the transverse component of the link between excitation and contraction is propagated inwards from the periphery to the center of the fiber. This hypothesis has been discussed in relation to others concerning the nature of excitation-contraction coupling.


How hospitals handle their visiting hours.


Photosensitization of the eye with methoxsalen. II. Chronic effects.


The effect of chronic administration of tryptophan to rats on liver tryptophan pyrrolase activity.


Amino acid and protein metabolism of the brain--VII. The penetration of cholinesterase inhibitors into the nervous system of the frog.


Amino acid and protein metabolism of the brain--VIII. The recovery of cholinesterase in the nervous system of the frog after inhibition.


Successful management of pregnancy and delivery in a patient with an iliofemoral arterial prosthesis.


Psychiatric illness in a new town practice.


Neurosis in general practice. A therapeutic study.


Correction of outstanding ears.

Correction of outstanding ears.


New method of diagnos's and treatment of cervical disc disease.


A new agent for the treatment of vaginal candidiasis.


Isotope studies of the development of water and electrolyte disorders and azotemia during the treatment of ascites.


The methylation of normorphine in rat brain and liver.


Effects of beta-radiation on meristems.

Effects of beta-radiation on meristems.


Results of open surgical correction of mitral valvular insufficiency and description of technique for approach from left side.


Alterations of circulatory dynamics and metabolism associated with clinical cardiac surgery and their relationship to profound hypothermia and postoperative complications.


Hemodynamic and metabolic alterations produced by profound hypothermia and circulatory arrest.


Effects of acidosis on cardiovascular function in surgical patients.


Principles of active immunization for prevention of infection.


A note on colour discrimination under conditions of retinal image constraint.


Staphylococcal disease.

Staphylococcal disease.


Simple dislocation of the cervical spine; treatment by vertebral body fusion.


A slide conveyor for use with the microtome cryostat.


Visceral diverticula and the Marfan syndrome.


Two minor cases.

Two minor cases.


The effect of ultraviolet irradiation on nucleic acid isolated from tobacco mosaic virus.


A simple method of obtaining constant results in photomicrography.


Localization of the placenta with intravenous aortography.


The doctor in the services.

The doctor in the services.


The history of the United States Army Medical Department in World War II. Concepts and current status.


Demonstration of Eaton's agent in tissue culture.


The stability of antibacterials in polyethylene glycol mixtures.


Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis. A case report and discussion.


Advances in nutritional knowledge through studies with birds.


Homosexuality and the Rorschach test.

Homosexuality and the Rorschach test.


Salivary secretion in dogs during degeneration of postganglionic parasympathetic nerve fibres.


Problems in air traffic management. II. Prediction of success in air traffic controller school.


The short-term effects of sympathetic ganglionectomy on the cat's salivary secretion.


Fat embolism.

Fat embolism.


A bacteriological study of the liver of the normal dog.


A method for the epidemiologic study of remittent disease.


Notes on the brain of the hummingbird.

Notes on the brain of the hummingbird.


Muscle relaxants and consciousness.

Muscle relaxants and consciousness.


Psychosomatic medicine today.

Psychosomatic medicine today.


A short history of Freedmen's Hospital.

A short history of Freedmen's Hospital.


Biological aspects of population problems.


The determination of the tyrosine content of gelatins.


Some characteristics of plasma and urine 'hyaluronidase'.


Scalene lymph node involvement in primary and disseminated coccidioidomycosis. Evidence of extrapulmonary spread in primary infection.


Vertebral artery involvement in cervical trauma.


Decompression sickness: present status.

Decompression sickness: present status.


Action of methylphenidate on the anesthetized human respiratory center.


The effect of cold storage on the potential tooth transplant.


Calcium, phosphorus and citrate interactions in oxalate urolithiasis produced with a low-phosphorus diet in rats.


Growth of soft palate in cleft palate children. A serial cephalometric study.


Thromboplastic and fibrinolytic activities of large human vessels.


The literary and scientific publications of Carl BINGER.


Bibliography of tooth transplantation.

Bibliography of tooth transplantation.


Bacterial sulfonamide-sensitivity testing. A simple method for increasing in vitro reliability.


Some acute and chronic biochemical responses to electroconvulsive therapy.