Experimental study of right ventricular function after surgical procedures involving the right ventricle and pulmonic valve.


The acute hemodynamic effects of left ventricular aneurysm.


Food aversions of schizophrenic patients.


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of multiple myeloma. VI. Metasarcolysin.


Fertilization of mammalian eggs in vitro.


Oophorectomy in the treatment of breast carcinoma.


A new atmosphere irradiation chamber.

A new atmosphere irradiation chamber.


Cardiac output measurement by external counting of a rapidly excreted indicator.


A subsumption theory of meaningful verbal learning and retention.


A transfer of the training approach to improving the functional retention of medical knowledge.


Causes and types of narcotic addiction: a psychosocial view.


Psoriasis. (Immunological studies).

Psoriasis. (Immunological studies).


Untoward effects of surface and local anesthetics.


Role of the pharmacist in drug evaluation.


Sex chromatin in embryonic and fetal tissue.


On the changes of the free 17-hydroxycorticosteroid content in plasma during extracorporeal circulation.


On the question of the specificity of cellular immunity.


Fate of phenylalanine-C14 and cinnamic acid-C14 in Malus in relation to phloridzin synthesis.


Passage for speech screening in upper elementary grades.


Achilles tendon reflex relaxation time (as measured by photomotograph).


The medical witness and his day in court.


Work is not enough.

Work is not enough.


Recent concepts of pulmonary hyaline membrane disease.


On the energy transfer in biological systems.


Volume-pressure relationships of lungs and thorax in fetal, newborn, and adult goats.


The alveolar lining layer. A review of studies on its role in pulmonary mechanics and in the pathogenesis of atelectasis.


Investigations associated with the transplantation of bovine ova. I. Synchronization of oestrus.


Investigations associated with the transplantation of bovine ova. II. Superovulation.


Lymphangioadenography (lymphography) in the study of female genital cancer.


Investigations associated with the transplantation of bovine ova. IV. Transplantation of ova.


Check radiographs at 300 kVp.

Check radiographs at 300 kVp.


Investigations associated with the transplantation of bovine ova. III. Recovery and fertilization.


Some controversial cardiovascular reflexes.


Structure-activity relationships of drugs affecting the lungs.


The D-galactose oxidase of Polyporus circinatus.


Deposition of desmosterol in the lesions of experimental atherosclerosis.


Studies of cholesterol biosynthesis. III. The desmosterol reductase system in liver.


Female pseudohemaphroditism with delivery of a normal child.


Chronic and sustained hypernatremia, absence of thirst, diabetes insipidus, and adrenocorticotrophin insufficiency resulting from widespread destruction of the hypothalamus.


Unusual appearance of the colon following sigmoid volvulus.


Roentgenologic features of congenital bilateral anterior diaphragmatic eventration.


Alterations of the serum lipids in essential arterial hypertension.


Light-dependent adenosine triphosphatase in chloroplasts.


Photophosphorylation as a tool for the synthesis of specifically labeled nucleotides.


Some comparative effects of smoked paper, tobacco and cigarettes on chromosomes in vitro.


Congenital valvular and subvalvular aortic stenosis with associated coarctation of the aorta and patent ductus arterious. Report of a case with successful surgical correction.


Effect of x-irradiation on Na and K secretion by human parotid gland.


Civilization, medicine & tuberculosis.

Civilization, medicine & tuberculosis.


Control of tuberculosis.

Control of tuberculosis.


Research on the genetic mechanism of leukemogenesis (chromosome in the human- and mouse-leukemia and virus-like particles in the leukemic tissue).


Activation of DOPA decarboxylase by pyridoxal phosphate.


Electrocardiographic changes during emetine treatment of Egyptian children with amoebic dysentery.


A simple method for evaluation of total cellular number in the thymolymphatic organs.


Hepatic changes in kwashiorkor in Egyptian children.


Methionine blood plasma levels and methionine tolerance curve in normal Egyptian children.


Methionine metabolism in kwashiorkor in Egyptian children.


The role of the maternal factors in disorders of the thyroid gland in the offspring. A critical review.


Psychophysiological patterns in chronic schizophrenia.


Novel guidance program for motivating young people to choose dentistry as a career.


Susceptibility of lymphoma induction by gross' passage A virus in C3Hf/Bi mice of different ages: relation to thymic cell multiplication and differentiation.


Effect of ribonuclease on latent induced maltase in Saccharomyces oviformis.


Genes, chromosomes, and antigens in the evolution of malignant cell populations.


Patterns of electrolyte excretion in edema loss without the use of diuretics.


Inhibition of H3-norepinephrine release by monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


On the mechanism of tachyphylaxis to tyramine in the isolated rat heart. Tyramine was shown to release [(3)H]-catecholamines from an isolated rat heart previously perfused with [(3)H]-noradrenaline. With successive injections of tyramine the amount of [(3)H]-catecholamine released fell progressively and there was a parallel decrease in the increment of amplitude and rate of contraction of the heart. Reserpinized hearts were shown to take up less [(3)H]-noradrenaline than normal hearts. Release of radioactivity and loss of responsiveness to tyramine occurred more rapidly in the reserpinized heart. In the same preparation the uptake of [(14)C]-tyramine exceeded the quantity of the noradrenaline released.


Estimation of O-methylated metabolites of catecholamines.


Effect of drugs on the uptake and release of 3H-norepinephrine in the rat heart.


Purification and properties of phenylethanolamine-N-methyl transferase.


Enzymic inadequacies of human polycystic ovaries.


Formation of 2-methoxyestradiol-17beta in human steroid-producing tissues by a transmethylation reaction.


The polycystic ovary. III. Steroid biosynthesis in normal and polycystic ovarian tissue.


Mechanism of biochemical aromatization of steroids.


Steroid-producing endocrine organs: their common origins and metabolic activities.


Senescence and figural after-effects in two modalities.


Principles and clinical applications of pulmonary function tests.


Enzymatic formation of morphine and nicotine in a mammal.


Dissociation of electrical and mechanical activity in smooth muscle.


The cytomegalic disease in sucklings. (Anatomicoclinical considerations on 40 autopsies).


The gusto-lachrymal reflex. The syndrome of crocodile tears.


Primary and secondary syphilis in the United States.


Trends in survival rates of cancer patients: Connecticut and California.


The use of molluscicides in Egypt.

The use of molluscicides in Egypt.


The Navy Quality Assurance Program.

The Navy Quality Assurance Program.


Hemodynamic studies on the circle of Willis in dogs.


Melancholia: diagnostic hints.

Melancholia: diagnostic hints.


Neuroleptics and extrapyramidal reactions in psychiatric patients.


Nialamide therapy for the depressed geriatric patient.


The hopeless case. Medical and moral considerations.


The impact of psychopharmaceuticals on psychiatric units in general hospitals.


Clinical observations on a new progestational agent, "allylestrenol".


A socio-engineering problem--the nursing profession.


The use of patient welfare as a criterion measure.


Clinical trials with Tretamine (T.E.M.) in inoperable lung cancer.


Cystadenoma and cystadenocarcinoma of the pancreas.


Clinical pathologic conference.

Clinical pathologic conference.


Research in industrial psychology.

Research in industrial psychology.


The effects of chronic hepatic venous congestion on the metabolism of d,1-aldosterone and d-aldosterone.


Accommodations for wheel-chair students at institutions of higher learning. A midwest survey.


Effect of vitamin B12 and analogs on the respiration of a marine bacterium.


The splitting of the second heart sound in normal subjects and in patients with congenital heart disease.


Gastric emptying and change of blood glucose level, as affected by glucagon and insulin.


The effects of glucagon and glucagon-free insulin upon gastric secretion in peptic ulcer patients.


The president's page.

The president's page.


A system of air recirculation and antibacterial surface treatment in a surgical ward. A system of surface treatment with an antibacterial agent and air recirculation through treated filters was set up in a 15-bedded surgical ward, using an adjacent 10-bedded ward as a control.Nasal, wound, and urinary cross-infection was studied in both wards for over one year.Total bacterial counts and counts of Staphylococcus pyogenes were made from settle plates and blanket sweep plates. After the installation of the system aerial contamination in the test ward was reduced appreciably more than in the control ward. The number of blankets contaminated with Staph. pyogenes was similar in both wards. There was no significant difference in wound, nasal, or urinary cross-infection between the two wards.


Isolation of sterol esters from human faeces.


Control of the behavior of schizophrenic patients by food. Operant-conditioning principles using food as a reinforcer were applied to control the behavior of 45 chronic schizophrenic patients. The investigation was conducted in a psychiatric ward in which there was 24-hr environmental control. In order to use food as a reinforcer for controlling psychotic behavior, it was necessary first to deal with the eating deficits in the patients. Approximately 50% of the ward population was selected because of a history of refusal to eat. Their refusal to eat had remained relatively unaffected by one or more of these treatments: spoonfeeding, tubefeeding, intravaneous feeding, and electroshock. These treatments were discontinued, and the patients were left alone at mealtimes. The results show that social reinforcement in such forms as coaxing, persuading, and feeding the patient tend to shape patients into eating problems so they are conditioned to eat only with assistance. When refusal to eat was no longer followed by social reinforcement, the patients soon started eating unassisted. When access to the dining room was made dependent upon a chain of responses including a motor and social component, all patients learned these responses.


Lipid excretion. 1. Sterols and sterol esters.


Lipid excretion. 2. Fractionation of human faecal lipids.


How can nurses serve two masters?

How can nurses serve two masters?


Johann Konrad Dippel, 1673-1734.

Johann Konrad Dippel, 1673-1734.


Phenethyl alcohol in wines.

Phenethyl alcohol in wines.


"Ring biopsy" and cold conization technique in early cervical cancer.


Ulcerative colitis treated by total colectomy and ileorectal anastomosis: factors associated with its success or failure.


Cancer cytodiagnosis in the physician's office.


Causes of rehospitalization in schizophrenia (statistical study of complications of convalescence).


Fumarate hydratase from Propionibacterium pentosaceum.


Superficial chemosurgery in treating aging skin.


Quadrivalvular rheumatic heart disease; report of a case, with marked stenosis of all valves.


A study of the hyperuricemia induced by hydrochlorothiazide and acetazolamide separately and in combination.


Micromethod for the determination of serum lipids.


Cancer in Lebanon and the Near East.

Cancer in Lebanon and the Near East.


Experimentally induced barrel deformity of the chest in dogs.


The morphological spectrum of aging and emphysematous lungs.


The effects of chlordiazepoxide (librium) in anxiety states. A multi-blind study.


Control study of thalidomide (kevadon), a new hypnotic agent.


Psychoanalytic formulations of the effect of drugs in pharmacotherapy.


Anaclitic therapy induced by drugs.

Anaclitic therapy induced by drugs.


Milk secretion and re-absorption from the udder.


Spontaneous pneumothorax.

Spontaneous pneumothorax.


Schistosomiasis in Lebanon. A report of the first authentic case.


Intermittent reinforcement by removal of a conditioned aversive stimulus. Brief electric shocks were delivered at irregular time intervals but only while a light was on. A response was reinforced on a ratio schedule by the termination of the light. This method produced a high rate of response quite similar to that produced by a comparable schedule of food reinforcement.


Punishment during fixed-interval reinforcement.


Studies on the toxic substances isolated from mycobacteria. II. Toxic glycolipids of Mycobacterium smegmatis, Mycobacterium phlei and atypical mycobacteria strain No. 6 and No. 22.


Studies on the toxic substances isolated from mycobacteria. I. Toxic glycolipids of Mycobacteria fortuitum and mycobacteria strain P16.


A new toxic glycolipid isolated from human tubercle bacillus.


Cubical anatomy of several ducts and vessels by injection method of acrylic resin. XI. Arterial distribution of the palatine tonsil in some mammals.


Hydrolysis by myosin A of several synthetic adenosine triphosphate analogues.


Effects of intensity of driving stimulus on the shape of membrane action potential of the heart.


Problem of blood donor procurement in Japan.


Primary oesophageal adenocarcinoma. Confirmation of its existence by the finding of mucous gland tumours.


Acute osteomyelitis.

Acute osteomyelitis.


Osseous hamartosis of dura mater resulting in epilepsy and hemiatrophy of the brain.


Observations on the alkaline denaturation of haemoglobin in burned rats.


The use of oxidation ditches for treatment of sewage from small communities. The system of prolonged aeration in an oxidation ditch permits the full treatment of sewage from small communities at the same proportionate cost as that of the conventional activated-sludge system for large communities. It must be considered an important means of abating surface-water pollution. The treatment may be continuous or discontinuous, depending on the local situation and the quantity of sewage to be purified. Several plants are at present in operation, ranging in capacity from 200 to 4000 population-equivalent. The system may be used not only for the purification of domestic sewage, but also for the treatment of wastes from dairies and other industrial activities, even when these contain phenols, thiocyanides or peak loads of cyanides.


Studies on cancer insusceptible animals. I. Inactivation of the carcinogenicity of methylcholanthrene by guinea pig serum.


Study on the intrahepatic topographical distribution of protein bound azo-dye in rat by means of C-14 labelled p-dimethylaminoazobenzene autoradiography.


Triamterene, a new diuretic drug. I. Studies in normal men and in adrenalectomized rats.


Triamterene, a new diuretic drug. II. Clinical trial in oedematous patients.


Prophylaxis of recurrent lymphangitis complicating lymphedema: preliminary observations.


Financing universities and medical schools. Obligations, opportunities, and limitations of state and local governments.


Further studies on the complement fixing antigen of the virus isolated from the conjunctival epithelium of trachoma patients.


Myocarditis and croup caused by Coxsackie virus type B5.


Injection of the hip.

Injection of the hip.


Field studies of cyclopian malformations in sheep.


On the psychological factors motivating foster parents.


A good hospital is safe; a good hospital is clean.


Most authoritative body. Executive committee of the medical staff.


Selection of a "chief" is grave responsibility.


The importance of bacterial viruses in industrial processes, especially in the dairy industry.


Infidum nigerianum (Trematoda: Dicroeliidae), a new parasite of the liver of lizards.


Visceral and eviscerated carcass fat of adult male albino mice.


The topography of cardiac infarction: a study of 150 cases in Ireland.


The facilitation of reading by partially blinded persons including an investigation of relative visual acuities with white letters on black background and black letters on white background in the presence of veiling glare.


Pastoral help in alcoholic problems.

Pastoral help in alcoholic problems.


The use of a diazonium salt for the determination of glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase in serum.


An evaluation of serum "trypsin" tests.

An evaluation of serum "trypsin" tests.


How to plan your financial future.

How to plan your financial future.


Looking into the economic future.

Looking into the economic future.


New splints and splinting methods of use to first aid units and to doctors in semirural areas.


Human heartfailure and shock treated by means of a mechanical veno-arterial by-pass without oxygenation.


The interference of bilirubin in serum phosphatase assays using the substrate p-nitrophenyl phosphate.


Clinical patterns of adrenocortical insufficiency.


Effect of monovalent cations on the blood pressure of intact and hypertensive rats.


Effect of paraoxon (diethyl 4-nitrophenyl phosphate) on axone reflex sweating produced by alpha-lobeline.


Aerobic sporulating bacteria. I. Glucose dehydrogenase of Bacillus cereus. Bach, John A. (Michigan State University, East Lansing) and H. L. Sadoff. Aerobic sporulating bacteria. I. Glucose dehydrogenase of Bacillus cereus. J. Bacteriol. 83:699-707. 1962.-A heat-resistant glucose dehydrogenase occurs in cultures of Bacillus cereus which are in the initial stages of sporulation. This enzyme is, kinetically, identical to the glucose dehydrogenase which can be extracted from mature spores, but is considerably more heat resistant than the spore-free enzyme. The two enzymes produce identity lines in two-dimensional immunodiffusion experiments, and their behavior in chromatographic and electrophoretic studies is also identical.A labile glucose dehydrogenase can be extracted from germinated spores of B. cereus. It differs from its stable counterparts in possessing a higher pH optimum for enzymatic activity.


Biochemical effects of isatin beta-thiosemicarbazone on development of vaccinia virus.


The incorporation of tritiated thymidine into a microsomal fraction from HeLa cells during short time exposures.


Secondary pneumonia.

Secondary pneumonia.


The sodium and other ions of mammalian cerebral tissues, maintained and electrically stimulated in vitro.


Contraception and induced abortions among Jewish maternity cases in Israel.


The cardiac rate and rhythm in infants during induction of anesthesia with cyclopropane. Atropine versus scopolamine as preanesthetic medication.


Hemoglobin Zurich. II. Physicochemical properties of the abnormal hemoglobin.


Comparison of electroretinal response to x-rays and to light.


Carbonic anhydrase and the precipitation of apatite. On theoretical grounds it is unlikely that the catalytic action of the enzyme carbonic anhydrase would be required for the precipitation of apatite in vitro. The presence of carbonic anhydrase in either active or inactivate form did not initiate precipitation in a metastable calcifying solution. It is unlikely that carbonate (or bicarbonate) ions are essential for the precipitation of apatite in vitro or in vivo.


Effect on the thyroid gland of protracted administration of posterior hypothalamic extracts.


Histophysiological changes of the adrenal cortex of the rat in dehydration and rehydration.


Large-scale production of bovine kidney cultures for plaque assay of foot-and-mouth disease virus and its ribonucleic acid.


Spermidine in the bacterial cell.

Spermidine in the bacterial cell.


Formation of pyrroline and propane diamine from spermidine by extracts of Serratia marcescens.


Observations upon the complete roentgenographic healing of neoplastic ulcerations of the stomach.


Antitubercular measures carried out at birth in the Institute of Obstetrics of the University of Bologna during 1960.


Inhibition by phenothiazinic compounds of the effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on the respiration of heart muscle sarcosomes.


Neurological manifestations of magnesium deficiency in infantile gastroenteritis and malnutrition.


The clinical use and safety of intramuscular iron-dextran complex.


The problems of children with cerebral palsy in the West Indies.


Studies on a mutant strain of Escherichia coli which requires both methionine and lysine for growth.


Distribution and fate of I-131-labeled components of the fibrinolysin system.


The effect of the antibiotic spiramycin on a spectrum of transplantable animal tumors.


Ulnar deviation of the fingers in rheumatoid arthritis and its surgical correction. A new operative method.


Replacement of the maxillary bone defect in cleft palate. A new procedure.


Bed-side medicine.

Bed-side medicine.


Isopregnenone (Duphaston): a new progestational agent.


Immunological studies in an isolate in Hungary: Ivad. Frequency of blood groups, saliva secretion and antibody titers.


Circulatory studies in slowly developing anaemias. Evans blue dye dilution curves, roentgenologic heart volume determinations, and electrocardiograhic findings in the anaemic state and on recovery.


Excision of deep burns.

Excision of deep burns.


Dilatation of the prostate according to Deisting for prostatic hyperplasia. Preliminary clinical results in 133 cases.


Clinical and experimental pharmacology of parenteral spiramycin.


The use of hypnotically induced seizures to replace electroshock treatments.


The seizure as a manifestation of intracranial tumor in childhood.


Avian mycologic survey in Alberta.

Avian mycologic survey in Alberta.


Rectopexy in prolapse of the rectum.

Rectopexy in prolapse of the rectum.


Carcinoma of the rectum with metastasis to the heart.


The Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies. A tentative conceptualization of purpose.


Saccharine preference in satiated and deprived rats.


Developments in periodic medical inspection or schoolchildren.


Investigations concerning the use of gammaglobulin in the treatment of certain cutaneous staphylococcal infections.


Abdominal pregnancy in a previously ruptured uterus.


Schistosomiasis of the cervix.

Schistosomiasis of the cervix.


The repetitive cycle in depression.

The repetitive cycle in depression.


Stimulus-response compatibility in the paired-associate learning of nonsense syllables.


The structure of the ribitol teichoic acid of Staphylococcus aureus H.


Metabolic conversions during pupation of the cecropia silkworm. 1. Deposition and utilization of nutrient reserves.


Teichoic acid from the walls of Staphylococcus aureus H. Structure of the N-acetylglucosaminyl-ribitol residues.


Metabolic conversions during pupation of the cecropia silkworm. 2. Tests for the operation of the glyoxylate cycle.


A plea for standardization of definitions in cardiovascular functions.


Importance of oxygen differentials in the etiology of ventricular fibrillation after ligation of the coronary artery.


Work capacity of the hypothermic heart.

Work capacity of the hypothermic heart.


Cylindromatosis simulating neurofibromatosis.


Presacral and uterosacral (paracervical) denervation for severe dysmenorrhea: a preliminary report of fifteen cases.


Maturity-onset diabetes treated with chlorpropamide.


adient elution of phosphatides from silicic acid column.


Production of interferon by chick embryo cells exposed to Rous sarcoma virus.


Mode of formation of carcinogens in human environment.


The treatment of intracapsular fractures of the neck of the femur.


Appointment breaking in a pediatric clinic.


Medical care in Wheatville.

Medical care in Wheatville.


Social characteristics and prediction of academic performance of Saskatchewan medical students.


How good are the records your agency keeps?


Community education for health in Canada.


Schizophrenia on duty.

Schizophrenia on duty.


Examination of the Golgi zone using Hale's procedure.


Syndrome of levocardia, multiple cardiac defects, situs inversus, and absent spleen: a case report.


Dacryoscleroma (scleroma of the lacrymal passages).


Determination of blood sugar in newborn infants.


A method of filing slides for teaching.

A method of filing slides for teaching.


Phosphatidylthreonines. I. Synthesis of distearoyl-L-alpha-glycerylphosphoryl-L-threonine.


L-alpha-(Dioleoyl)lectithin. An alternate route to its synthesis.


The modern management of the toxemias of pregnancy.


The use of intravenous pitocin drip in obstetrics in the maternity unit of P.G.H.


Effect of hydrochlorothiazide on renal electrolyte gradient in glucose diuresis and experimental diabetes insipidus.


Problems in the differential diagnosis of brain damage and childhood schizophrenia.


Five hundred eighty-nine cases of prolonged labor in the maternity unit of the Philippine General Hospital.


Rat virus and periodontal disease. I. The periodontium in the mongoloid hamster.


Obstetric emergencies.

Obstetric emergencies.


Gingival hemangioma associated with Sturge-Weber syndrome. Report of a case.


Hypnosis in the treatment of neuromuscular sequelae of injuries.


Ion-exchange characteristics of the radium-ethylenediaminetetraacetate complex.


Response characteristics of perfused microvessels to pressure and vasoactive stimuli.


Pulmonary hypertension and cardiovascular surgery.


Current methods for surgical correction of transposition of the great vessels.


Unusual forms of lymphadenosis benigna cutis (Labc).


Munchausen syndrome. Report of a case and a review of the literature.


Thalictrum polycarpum fatty acids--a new class of fatty acids from vegetable seed oils.


Granulomatous lesion of the brain produced by cladosporium trichoides.


The intracranial tuberculomas.

The intracranial tuberculomas.


The effect of high essential fatty acid diet on the sulphydryl groups of crystalline lens of albino rats.


Studies on the toxicity and metabolism of beta-apo-8' -carotenal in dogs.


Studies on a method for assaying the metabolic effects of insulin on adipose tissue in vitro and in vivo.


Chlorpromazine hyperthermia in young albino mice.


Inhibition of elastase by trypsin-inhibitors. A preliminary note.


Studies of the effects of position on the development of cerebral air embolism during open-heart surgery.


Interpretation of liver biopsy without clinical data.


Postnecrotic cirrhosis: morphology, etiology and pathogenesis.


Some endocrine aspects of fish migration.


Acute appendicitis patients as a control group in psychosomatic investigations.


Spontaneous rupture of the stomach in the adult.


A chemical study of hemoglobin Norfolk.

A chemical study of hemoglobin Norfolk.


Abnormal human haemoglobins. VII. Chemical studies on haemoglobin D.


Electron beam therapy of mycosis fungoides. Ionizing radiation in the form of x-ray therapy is the best modality of treatment available at the present time for single, isolated lesions of mycosis fungoides. However, for generalized mycosis fungoides, generalized x-ray therapy is technically difficult and dangerous. It is now possible to employ electron beam therapy for generalized mycosis fungoides, using energies which confine the dose to the superficial layers of the skin and thus avoid hematopoietic injury. A technique for wide field electron beam therapy has been developed for this purpose which has been effective and well tolerated in limited trials to date.


Modification of the radiosensitivity of hamster cells in vitro.


An investigation of the role of intra and extracellular enzymes in the production of acetoin and 2,3 butanediol by Bacillus polymyxa.


A study of the influence of hydrogen ion concentration of the culture media on the formation of acetone and butanol by Clostridium pasteurianum, Clostridium butylicus and Clostridium acetobutylicum using sucrose as substrate ina synthetic media.


A comparative study of the influence of phosphate ions. Concentration of the assimilation of Ca ions, Mg ions, and phosphate ions by Pichia indica under aerobic and anaerobic conditions.


Pulmonary paragonimiasis as a cause of Loeffler's syndrome.


Evaluation of capillary blood prothrombin time test in anticoagulant therapy.


Mepyramine in bronchospasm. A report of three cases.


Repeated stellate ganglion blocks in atrophic rhinitis. (Report of two cases).


Cardiovascular effects of methoxyflurane.


Diagnostic characteristics related to services in psychiatric clinics for children.


Alcoholism in psychiatric clinic patients.


Blood levels and cardiovascular dynamics during methoxyflurane inhalation in dogs.


The differential diagnosis of exophthalmos.


The application of life table methodology to the study of outpatient psychiatric clinic services.


Surgery for acquired valvular heart disease.


Primary pulmonary cryptococcosis. Case report.


N-Acetyl-gamma-Ilutamokinase and N-acetylglutamic gamma-semialdehyde dehydrogenase: repressible enzymes of arginine synthesis in Escherichia coli.


Pneumoconiosis study in Central Pennsylvania coal mines. II. Environmental phase.


A rapid technique for fluoroscope inspection.


Two cases of leukaemia and a case of sex-chromosome abnormality in the same sibship.


Incidence and mortality rates for leukemia and lymphoma.


A note on follow-up of lost patients.

A note on follow-up of lost patients.


Survival of uterine cancer patients in different-sized hospitals.


Dimerization of tetrahydropyranols induced by gamma irradiation in aqueous solution.


Polymer production from carbohydrates.

Polymer production from carbohydrates.


The effect of irradiation on the shrinkage temperature of collagen.


Influence of thermal trauma per se on homograft survival: an experimental study.


Experimental observations on immune burn serum.


Observations on the validity of surface area calculations of rats in the laboratory.


Tuberculosis in Antigua.

Tuberculosis in Antigua.


Saliva secretion and its relation to feeding in cattle. 4. The relationship between the concentrations of sodium, potassium, chloride and inorganic phosphate in mixed saliva and rumen fluid.


Pericardial tamponade, a complication of acute non-specific pericardits. A survey of literature and report of two cases.


Cystitis emphysematosa; 19 cases with intraluminal and interstitial collections of gas.


Ulcers of the leg and their differential diagnosis.


Stapedectomy with vein graft and polyethylene prosthesis.


Aedes aegypti as a possible new invertebrate host for frog trypanosomes.


A colorimetric dry weight determination for tissue cultures and tissue homogenates.


Fatal septicaemia due to Salmonella cholerae suis. A fatal case of Salmonella cholerae suis septicaemia in a patient with mitral stenosis is described. At necropsy infection had become localized in an auricular thrombus.


Diabetic glomerulosclerosis.

Diabetic glomerulosclerosis.


Medical care through social security--a Trojan horse (a layman looks at the King-Anderson Bill).


Antigenic properties of pleuropneumonia-like organisms from tissue cell cultures and the human genital area. Bailey, Jack S. (George Washington University, Washington, D. C.), Harold W. Clark, William R. Felts, Richard C. Fowler, and Thomas McP. Brown. Antigenic properties of pleuropneumonia-like organisms from tissue cell cultures and the human genital area. J. Bacteriol. 82:542-547. 1961.-Antigens were prepared from several tissue culture and human genital strains of pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO) by a method utilizing continuous agitation of the incubating cultures. Antisera were produced in rabbits by intravenous injection of suspensions of these organisms standardized turbidimetrically. The antigenic properties of the selected strains were compared by agglutination techniques supplemented by a test based upon the inhibition of growth of PPLO by specific antisera.The majority of tissue culture strains of PPLO studied, including contaminants from several HeLa cell lines, appeared to be antigenically similar to the human type 1 strains. However, one strain (Sp-1) from a HeLa cell line was found to be related to the human type 2 PPLO.


A starch gel electrophoresis technique for the identification of sheep haemoglobin.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. I. Background to nutritional problems in the cassava areas.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. II. Clinical studies of hunger oedema in the cassava areas of Java.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. III. Epidemiology of hunger oedema in the cassava areas.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. IV. Oedema in lactating women in the cassava areas.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. IX. Feeding trial on schoolboys.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. V. Field surveys: procedure and background.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. VI. Field surveys of lactating women.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. VII. Field surveys in Javanese infants.


Rural nutrition studies in Indonesia. VIII. Field surveys in Javanese school-age boys.


Cultural characters of Streptococcus pluton and its differentiation from associated enterococci.


Missouri's patient-placement program.

Missouri's patient-placement program.


Surgical trauma in treatment of neurologic disorders.


Filing teaching material.

Filing teaching material.


Malignant lymphoma in children.

Malignant lymphoma in children.


Carbohydrases of the rumen ciliate Epidinium ecaudatum (Crawley).


Tetracycline localization in certain neoplasms of bone.


A method for the measurement of lipid-bound sugar in plant tissue.


Carbohydrases of a rumen strain of Lactobacillus bifidus. 2. The intracellular alpha-1-6-glucosidase (isomaltodextrinase).


Colour reactions between sugars and diphenylamine-urea and diphenylamine-p-anisidine on paper chroma-tograms.


Fractures and dislocations of the cervical spine.


alpha-Galactosidase activity of rumen bacteria.


Alcoholism, brain damage and perceptual dependence.


Flood experiences of a hospital in Poona.


Infectious hepatitis: review and case studies.


A penetrating wound of the palm with an indelible pencil, presenting as a digital neuritis.


Observations comparing the effects of epididymal obstruction at various levels on the mouse testis with those of ischaemia.


A half century of pioneering for child health.


Assisted circulation for the relief of right heart strain.


Planning a geriatric service.

Planning a geriatric service.


Foetal weight, presentaion and the progress of labour. II. Breech and occipito-posterior presentation related to the baby's weight and the length of the first stage of labour.


Foetal weight, presentation and the progress of labour. I. Occipito-anterior: the effect of the baby's weight upon labour.


A preliminary report on the use of 5-fluorouracil in malignant disease.


Three cases of interstitial cell tumour of the testicle.


Diverticulosis of the ureter.

Diverticulosis of the ureter.


Refraction and visual physiology.

Refraction and visual physiology.


Plutonium inhalation studies. I. The retention and translocation of inhaled Pu239O2 particles in mice.


Plutonium inhalation studies. IV. Mortality in dogs after inhalation of Pu239O2.


Hypoxia and reproduction in Swiss mice.

Hypoxia and reproduction in Swiss mice.


Environmental and obstetrical factors in prematurity, with special reference to experience in Aberdeen.


Separation of bacteria by counter-current distribution.


Pediatric neurology.

Pediatric neurology.


Clinical trial of methaqualone as a hypnotic.


The tongue and oesophagus in iron-deficiency anaemia and the effect of iron therapy. Biopsies of the tongue and oesophagus were performed on 14 patients with uncomplicated iron-deficiency anaemia before and after treatment with iron. Haemoglobin and serum iron estimations were performed at the same time. Nine patients had clinical evidence of atrophic changes in the tongue before therapy was started. Evidence of regeneration appeared within one or two weeks of starting iron therapy. Two patients showed persistent atrophy. Angular stomatitis and koilonychia were longer in disappearing. Biopsies confirmed that filiform papillae and kerato-hyalin granules are frequently absent from the epithelium of the smooth tongues of iron-deficient patients. Iron therapy is followed by the re-appearance of keratohyalin granules and keratinized filiform papillae. Two patients complained of dysphagia, which disappeared after treatment. No abnormality in the oesophageal epithelium was found in any of the patients either before or after therapy. The relationship of oesophageal carcinoma to antecedent iron-deficiency epithelial changes is considered suspect.


Insulin-secreting capacity in newborn infants of normal and diabetic women.


Osteoporosis, kyphosis and hiatus hernia.


Malignant lymphoma developing in ulcerative enteritis.


Oysters, mussels and cockles. A short review of their relationship to disease and of methods of purification.


The nephrotic syndrome following thrombosis of the inferior vena cava.


Intermittent peritoneal lavage.

Intermittent peritoneal lavage.


The biosynthesis of beta-amyrin and beta-sitosterol in germinating seeds of Pisum sativum.


Recent observations of acute suppurative arthritis.


UV microbeam irradiation of chromosomes during mitosis in endosperm.


Generalized lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly induced by diphenylhydantoin.


Experimental acute phenylbutazone peptic ulceration.


Effect of aldactone, an antiminera-locorticoid steroid spironolactone, on inflammation.


Protective action of serotonin against certain chemically and surgically induced cardiac necroses.


Neuroendocrine relationships.

Neuroendocrine relationships.


Nutritional factors in the pathogenesis of cardiac necroses.


The role of some essential nutrients in the pathogenesis of cardiac necroses. (Studies on K-, Mg-, Na- and Cl-deficiencies).


The role of reconstructive surgery in the treatment of head and neck tumors.


The effect of pre-inspection control measures on the size of kinesthetic after-effects.


The cerebral uptake of tritiated tetracycline from blood and cerebrospinal fluid under normal conditions and in experimental pneumococcal meningitis.


A possible cellular explanation of the multiplicity of steroid reductases.


Transvaginal regional block anesthesia in labor.


Series on neurology for the practitioner. Radicular pain.


Some observations on the nutritional intake of patients in long-stay geriatric units.


Elevation of proteolytic activity in the pancreas of hypophysectomized rats by hormonal therapy.


Oxidative enzymes in the foreign body giant cell.


Advances in cardiology.

Advances in cardiology.


Tracheal reconstruction with dermal graft.


Congenital mitral stenosis.

Congenital mitral stenosis.


Fluid shifts after hemorrhage.

Fluid shifts after hemorrhage.


Time-concentration curves and dilution spaces of T-1824 and I-1824 and I-131-labeled proteins in dogs.


The design and calibration of a deuteron microbeam for biological studies.


Histologic changes in the brains of dogs after long-term barbiturate intoxication.


Intranasal injections of long acting corticosteroids.


Laryngeal problems in singers.

Laryngeal problems in singers.


Metabolic studies of the rat exposed to gamma irradiation.


Roentgen manifestation of the Aldrich syndrome.


Treatment of arthritis by intra-articular injection.


Neurological complications of acute leukaemia in remission.


Primary Staphylococcus albus endocarditis. Report of a case.


Lesions in folic acid metabolism induced by primidone.


A new assay method for biotin in blood, serum, urine, and tissues.


An investigation of monilethrix.

An investigation of monilethrix.


The clinical expression of selected cutaneous vascular disorders.


Concerning medical thought and medical education.


Ten rules for successful investing.

Ten rules for successful investing.


Breed response to distemper vaccination.


Intracerebral hemorrhage masquerading as a neoplasm. A difficult neuroradiologic problem.


A study of the organic material of hen's-egg shell.


Growth inhibition of microorganisms by thyroid hormones.


The biosynthesis of trimethylamine-N-oxide.


Infection of the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes verus) with Trypanosoma rhodesiense and T. brucei.


The distribution of nucleic acids in Trypanosoma evansi.


Cancer of the gastrointestinal tract.

Cancer of the gastrointestinal tract.


Fixed eruption due to iodide and antipyrine.


Polyps of the colon.

Polyps of the colon.


The management of gastric ulcer.

The management of gastric ulcer.


The nature and etiology of the leukocytic response of Webster mice infected with Nematospiroides dubius.


A scanner-computer for determining the volumes of cardiac chambers from cinefluorographic films.


Structure and enzyme activity.

Structure and enzyme activity.


Vigilance: a comparison in auditory, visual, and combined audio-visual tasks.


A simple method for the measurement of total urinary radioactive steroid metabolites and its application to the study of percutaneous absorption.


Leukopenia and therapy in leukemia as factors predisposing to fatal mycoses. Mucormycosis, aspergillosis, and cryptococcosis.


Whole body scanning in medicine.

Whole body scanning in medicine. Fundamental physical aspects of scanning the human body to determine in vivo radioisotope distribution are discussed, with special reference to the importance of collimator design and data display system. The pertinent details of a sensitive whole body scanner which has proved useful in clinical practice are described. The main features contributing to its versatility are: (1) fully automatic operation, (2) use of a 5'' diameter detector crystal with a focusing collimator, (3) provision to scale the scintiscan presentation to a convenient size, and (4) photographic recording of the scan.


Studies on the mechanism of enzyme-catalyzed oxidation reduction reactions. II. Methods for characterization of the mechanism for two-substrate systems.


Studies on the mechanism of enzyme-catalyzed oxidation reduction reactions. III. A characterization of the mechanism of the liver alcohol dehydrogenase reaction.


Palliation for solid tumors.

Palliation for solid tumors.


Chronic abdominal pain in childhood.

Chronic abdominal pain in childhood.


Food-borne disease investigation kit.

Food-borne disease investigation kit.


Gas chromatography of androst-16-en-3alpha-ol and related steroids.


Percutaneous renal biopsy.

Percutaneous renal biopsy.


Vitamin-B12 deficiency in pregnancy and the puerperium.


Executive medicine. Better patient care through better methods.


Diagnostic conization of the cervix during pregnancy.


Chemosurgery of the face: Some warnings and misconceptions.


The versatile finger flap.

The versatile finger flap.


Chemical face peeling and rhytidectomy. A combined approach for facial rejuvenation.


The ablation of rhitides by chemical means. A preliminary report.


Practical homeopathy.

Practical homeopathy.


Observations on the late effects of internally deposited mixtures of mesothorium and radium in twelve dial painters.


Pharmacology of the central nervous system.


Visceral and vascular transposition in fishes, and a comparison with similar anomalies in man.


A method for measuring the microbiological activity of tetrahydrofolic acid and other labile reduced folic acid derivatives.


Sodium taurocholate medium for the identification of Candida albicans.


The nucleolus in vegetative hyphae of Neurospora crassa.


Tuberculosis control and planned parenthood.


The fractionation of exogenous and endogenous thyroid-stimulating hormone from human and rat plasma and tissues.


Disappearance rate of exogenous thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in man.


Disappearance rate and distribution of exogenous thyrotropin in the rat.


Survey of new tests of thyroid function.


Thyroxine-binding capacity of the carrier protein fraction in serum of patients with thyroid dysfunction.


Observations on the psychotomimetic effects of Sernyl.


Myocardial metabolism in a patient with Hashimoto's thyroiditis and hypothyroidism. Case report, with metabolic studies.


Home medical care and the aged.

Home medical care and the aged.


The implications of organized home medical care.


What we did about patient complaints.

What we did about patient complaints.


Surgical treatment of coronary insufficiency and post-infarction aneurysm of the heart.


Children of mothers who work.

Children of mothers who work.


Studies on toxic hepatic injury produced by copper sulphate injection in rats.


Use of an osmotic diuretic-THAM-in treatment of barbiturate poisoning. Alkalinizing action of drug and its ability to increase elimination of electrolytes in urine appears to facilitate clearance of barbiturates.


Excretion of ammonia injected into renal artery.


The distribution of phosphorus-containing lipid compounds in the human brain.


Cultivation of the amoeboflagellate, Tetramitus rostratus, in a chemically defined medium.


Hepatic lesions in childhood tuberculosis.


Gangliosides and related substances of isolated cerebral tissues examined in relation to tissue excitability.


Effects of some environmental factors upon growth and encystation of Entamoeba invadens.


Chromatographic study of antibiotics from soil fungi.


The wavelength discrimination of some color-blind persons.


Color vision research and the trichromatic theory: a historical review.


Enzymic degradation of active sulphate.

Enzymic degradation of active sulphate.


Studies on the formation of active sulphate during connective tissue growth.


The use of the serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase test for the evaluation of hepatic necrotropic compounds in rats.


The influence of excess body fat on the cardiotoxicity of isoproterenol in rats.


Some diagnostic and therapeutic problems of bacteriaemia in the antibiotic era.


A simple electrophoretic method for the characterization of the juices of the gastrointestinal tract.


Studies on the antibody content of antacid gastric juices.


The fine structure of the loci tryC and tryD of Salmonella typhimurium. I. Determination of the order of mutational sites by three-point transduction tests.


Regulation of voluntary food intake in ruminants.


Permanent rumen fistulae in cattle.

Permanent rumen fistulae in cattle.


Suppurative arthritis of the knee.

Suppurative arthritis of the knee.


Modified swimming pools in Manitoba.

Modified swimming pools in Manitoba.


Responsibility of the nurse in the control of cross-infection.


The classification of Actinomycetes in relation to their antibiotic activity.


Ebstein's disease, with a case report.

Ebstein's disease, with a case report.


Platelet disorders and their management.


Iron deficiency anemia in office practice.


The anabolising effect of 4-hydroxy-17alpha-methyltestosterone.


Amine metabolism after an overdose of a monoamine oxidase inhibitor.


Propulsion chemistry and rocket launching hazards. Aspects of rocket chemistry of interest to the military toxicologist.


Systems analysis approach to the evaluation of health hazards due to air contaminants in the development and deployment of the Fleet Ballistic Missile Weapon System.


Respiratory infections in myelomatosis.

Respiratory infections in myelomatosis.


Polythiazide in the treatment of oedema.


Analysis of different cell systems for the production of attenuated poliomyelitis virus vaccine. THE OPTIMAL CELLULAR SYSTEM TO PRODUCE ATTENUATED VIRUS VACCINE SHOULD HAVE THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS: ease and reproducibility of preparation, ability to produce virus at high titer, absence of latent viruses, and diploid chromosome complement. At the present, primary monkey kidney is still the cellular system of choice but other systems appear to be promising.


The presence and properties of Newcastle disease virus in the aqueous humour of chickens.


Impressions of allergy in Asia.

Impressions of allergy in Asia.


Management of allergic states.

Management of allergic states.


History of the eugenic movement.

History of the eugenic movement.


"What's new in psychiatry".

"What's new in psychiatry".


The constitutions of glauconic, glaucanic and byssochlamic acids.


Cerebral reaction to sodium fluorescein during profound hypothermia.


Cystadenoma of the pancreas, diabetes mellitus and splenic involvement.


Conversion of lactate-C14 to propionate by the rumen microflora. Baldwin, R. L. (Michigan State University, East Lansing), W. A. Wood, and R. S. Emery. Conversion of lactate-C(14) to propionate by the rumen microflora. J. Bacteriol. 83:907-913. 1962.-Rumen microflora enriched on five different diets calculated to present increasing carbohydrate or lactate availability were used to determine the contribution of the randomizing (succinate) and nonrandomizing (acrylate) routes to propionate with lactate-2-C(14) and -3-C(14) as substrates. Propionate was labeled as though 70 to 90% was formed via the nonrandomizing route. This percentage was highest on diets containing high levels of carbohydrate or lactate or both. Evidence for the presence of succinic dehydrogenase, acetokinase, phosphotransacetylase, and coenzyme A transphorase was obtained with cell-free extracts. Propionate-2-C(14) and lactate-2-C(14) were converted by extracts to the activated derivatives of acrylate, lactate, propionate, and acetate.


Clinical experiences with intra-arterial nitrogen mustard in malignant tumors.


Studies on the carcinogenicity of tricycloquinazoline. The effect of substitution in the peripheral carbocyclic rings on carcinogenic activity.


The effect of radiation dose rate on the production of eye color mutations in the chalcid Dahlbominus.


Pleoptics: historical developments and review of the literature.


Corneal curvature changes in high myopia vs. corneal curvature changes in low myopia.


Tracheoscope.

Tracheoscope.


Neurilemmoma of the vagus nerve.

Neurilemmoma of the vagus nerve.


Diagnostic problems in diabetes mellitus.


The adrenal cortex in domestic animals.

The adrenal cortex in domestic animals.


On the excretion of inorganic phosphorus in tears in keratoconjunctivitis sicca


The effect of lesions of the medial hypothalamus on internal inhibition in the alimentary conditioned reflexes type II.


Comparative studies of waste nitrogen metabolism in Amphibia.


The adaptation of amphibian waste nitrogen excretion to dehydration.


Lipid patterns in Niemann-Pick disease.

Lipid patterns in Niemann-Pick disease.


The pyramid and the psychotherapeutic relationship.


Amino acid levels in malignancy.

Amino acid levels in malignancy.


Collating the nature of the changes in radioactivity in the blood with the cancerolytic and leucolytic properties of the serum during development of Brown-Pearce carcinoma.


Optometry in the Navy.

Optometry in the Navy.


Prolapse of the umbilical cord: an analysis of 82 consecutive cases.


The significance of the unengaged vertex in the Bantu nullipara.


A comparative trial of two prophylactic agents in angina pectoris.


Infectivity to canaries of sporozoites of Plasmodium relictum developing in vitro.


Brachial plexus block. A modified supraclavicular approach.


Comparative studies of serologic tests for rheumatoid disease. II. A comparison of the bentonite flocculation test and the sensitized sheep cell agglutination test.


Comparative studies of serologic tests for rheumatoid disease. I. A comparison of a latex test and two erythrocyte agglutination tests in a random population sample.


Epidemiology of the sheep cell agglutination test.


The medical applications of electronics.


Influence of the secretor and Lewis genes on susceptibility to duodenal ulcer.


Regional pulmonary function studied with xenon 133.


The use of L-cysteine hydrochloride to protect against the lethal effects of various alkylating agents.


Coconut-oil-filledmilk in infant feeding.


A paediatric endotracheal tube union.

A paediatric endotracheal tube union.


Family diagnosis and family therapy.

Family diagnosis and family therapy.


Effects of endotoxin on turkey poults.

Effects of endotoxin on turkey poults.


A simple, graphic method for estimating surface areas of subcutaneously implanted, cylindrical drug pellets.


An evaluation of micro-vacuum sublimation separation of atmospheric polycyclics.


Physicochemical properties of drugs that control absorption rate after subcutaneous implantation.


Oro-facial behaviour.

Oro-facial behaviour.


Appearance of fructose-1,6-diphosphatase in post-natal rat liver.


Wound repair in rabbit auricular heterografts transplanted to the chick embryo.


Removal of a large retrobulbar foreign body.


Carboxytolbutamide excretion following subcutaneous implantation of tolbutamide spheres in rats.


Intestinal parasitosis among hospital employees.


Autotrans-plantation of the small intestine: the effect of denervation.


Tumor-producing capacity of transplanted lung and spleen taken from Yoshida sarcoma bearing rats.


Experimental production of very small lesions by electrocoagulation.


Fine tipped metal microelectrodes with glass insulation.


Structure of ferroverdin.

Structure of ferroverdin.


Removal of deposited plutonium by triethylenetetramine hexaacetic acid.


Early experiments in the quest of an active center in chymotrypsin. It is now quite proper to speak of an "active site" or "center" in (or on) a number of hydrolytic enzymes, chymotrypsin in particular. Such sites have been clearly demonstrated and in some cases they have even been investigated in detail. We are almost persuaded that they are the actual loci of enzyme activity in nature. Whatever we think of them, we do know that they are "some peculiar arrangement of amino acids" (2 a).


Rheumatoid arthritis. I. The disease and its treatment.


The use of immune lymph in the treatment of mouse cancer.


Severe barbitone poisoning treated by haemodialysis.


Controlling the chaos.

Controlling the chaos.


Reduction of x-ray lethality in mice by agents affecting the reticuloendothelial system.


Accelerated rejection of male skin isografts by female C57BL mice infected with Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (B.C.G.).


The pyrophosphatase in Escherichia coli.


Intravenous triolein-I 131 and tripalmitin-C14 emulsions in humans.


Cycloheptolamide and acetohexamide in therapy of diabetes mellitus.


Absorption of insulin-I-131 from subcutaneous tissue in diabetic patients.


Proliferation and rejection of transplanted tritium labeled bone marrow cells in mice.


The effect of chloramphenicol on the amino acid metabolism and ion uptake of isolated wheat roots.


Patterns of interaction among chronic female schizophrenics.


Histochemical localization of oxidative enzyme systems in the human anterior pituitary.


The clinical microbiology of purulent meningitis.


The incidence of specific allergy to histoplasmin in the patients admitted to the 2d Clinic of Communicable Diseases, Bucharest.


The effect of demethylchlorotetracycline on dietetic necrosis of the liver in the rat.


Cafeteria styles keep pace with evolving needs.


Vending machines cater to off-hour appetites.


Serum properdin, complement and agglutinin changes in dogs with staphylococcal bacteremia.


The B.C. sphygmotach: a visual and auditory monitor of the cardio-vascular system.


The effect of Mengovirus infection on the activity of the DNA-dependent RNA polymerase of L-cells.


Effects of administration of estrogens upon enzymes of rat pituitary. II. Aconitase, succinoxidase, and transaminase.


How can local dental societies cooperate with nursing homes in development of effective dental programs?


Heterogeneity of forearm metabolism with special reference to free fatty acids.


Morphological conversion of cell cultures by avian myeloblastosis virus.


Hemorrhage from rupture of the pelvic veins complicating pregnancy.


On the mechanism of the convulsivant effect of hydrazides in mice.


Longitudinal cephalometric roentgenographic study of face and cranium in relation to body height.


Early experience and sexual behavior in the domestic chicken. Newly hatched chickens were imprinted to one of two moving objects. From the fifth day of life on, the chickens were injected with male sex hormone. When later presented with a choice between the two objects, they addressed induced sexual responses to the object to which they were imprinted.


The laboratory diagnosis of carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


Anhydrovitamin A2 and rehydrovitamin A2. II.


Some notes on the import and export of films into and from Great Britain.


Experimental studies on the fiber connections of the rhinencephalon. I. Albino rat.


Occupational therapy as a means of communication with the chronic regressed population of a psychiatric unit.


Clinical trial with desmethylimipramine (G-35020), a new antidepressive compound.


Effect of intravenously administered urea on blood volume.


Clinical studies with thioproperazine (majeptil).


Identifying the physically handicapped through survey methods.


Lipid-permeable collodion membranes.

Lipid-permeable collodion membranes.


The proteolysis of human serum beta-lipoproteins.


Soluble pyridine nucleotide dehydrogenases of brain.


The stimulating effect of RP 8228 on inactive psychiatric patients.


Purification and properties of bean pod mottle virus and associated centrifugal and electrophoretic components.


Urological management during the initial phase of traumatic paraplegia.


Human elements of the therapeutic community. A study of the attitudes of people upon whom patients must be dependent.


Biotin, a growth requirement for four soil amoebae.


Prematurity and neurological disorders.

Prematurity and neurological disorders.


Occupational therapy for disturbed adolescents.


Identification as a process of incidental learning.


Transmission of aggression through imitation of aggressive models.


Punishment revisited.

Punishment revisited.


Studies on carbohydrate metabolism in hypercholesteremic rhesus monkeys.


Spinal changes in the bull and their significance in serving inability.


Antigens of Bordetella pertussis. II. Purification of heat-labile toxin. Banerjea, A. (Rocky Mountain Laboratory, Hamilton, Mont.) and J. Munoz. Antigens of Bordetella pertussis. II, Purification of heat-labile toxin. J. Bacteriol. 84:269-274. 1962.-A mild method of separating heat-labile toxin of Bordetella pertussis from other cellular components is described; it consists of absorbing toxin on a diethylaminoethyl cellulose column and eluting it with a gradient concentration of NaCl. Toxin preparations thus obtained consisted mainly of protein; their toxicity was destroyed by trypsin but not by ribonuclease or deoxyribonuclease.


Some observations on nephrotic syndrome.


Problem of coronary heart disease and nutrition.


The problem of coronary heart disease.

The problem of coronary heart disease.


Corticosteroid therapy in cardiac practice.


Intrauterine jaundice with ascites in a newborn infant.


Electron-diffraction studies of fatty-acid monolayers.


Metabolic studies on scorbutic guinea pig. II. Hepatic glycogen synthesis in vitro and in vivo.


The interactions of some metal ions with deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic acids in a queous solution.


Hirsutism associated with menstrual disorder.


Mushroom poisoning in North-East Assam.

Mushroom poisoning in North-East Assam.


Study of hematin-globin linkage. Determination of equilibrium constants.


A simple microdiffusion technique for the radioiodination of proteins.


Preparation and purification of high specific activity insulin-131-iodine.


Interferon: a viral antibiotic.

Interferon: a viral antibiotic.


Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum in chronic abdominal conditions and pneumatosis intestinalis.


Effect of vegetable oils on plasma lipids of rhesus monkeys.


Analgesics. VIII. Narcotics. Other opium alkaloids and derivatives and non-opiate analgesics.


Antihistaminics. I. Histamine.

Antihistaminics. I. Histamine.


Antihistaminics. II. General.

Antihistaminics. II. General.


Cellular proliferation in relation to antibody synthesis.


The surface pattern of the nasal mucosa and its relation to mucous flow--a study of chicken and herring gull nasal mucosae.


Factors in the pathogenesis of virus diseases.


Mucociliary function as protective mechanism in upper respiratory tract.


Metabolism of isoniazid and para-amino salicylic acid (PAS) in the organism and its therapeutic significance.


Comparison of the serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase, serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase and lactic dehydrogenase activity following acute myocardial infarction.


Pathogenesis of the coagulation defect developing during pathological plasma proteolytic ("fibrinolytic") states. III. Demonstration of abnormal clot structure by electron microscopy.


Elasticity of the vascular wall. I. The elastic tensibility of the human carotid as a function of age and arteriosclerosis.


Elasticity of the vascular wall. II. Effect of elastolytic enzymes on the elasticity of the human carotid in vitro.


The surface properties of some neoplastic cells.


Electrokinetic requirements for the reaction between Cl. perfringens alpha-toxin (phospholipase C) and phospholipid substrates.


Penetration of lipid films by compounds preventing liver necrosis in rats.


A correlation between surface charge and coagulant action of phospholipids.


The exchange of serum proteins between mother and foetus in the rhesus monkey.


The origin and nature of proteins of the liquor amnii in the rhesus monkey; a new protein with some unusual properties.


Speech and hearingl.

Speech and hearingl.


Testing for auditory sensitivity at threshold using a Bekesy audiometer.


New simple carbon monoxide detector.

New simple carbon monoxide detector.


A new sternal reflex in cases of severe cerebral damage.


Effect of "kontracep" on the fertility of laboratory animals.


Mucormycosis of head and neck structures. A case with survival.


Relationship between electrical and hydrogen ion gradients across rat proximal tubule.


The neurological disorder in infantile Gaucher's disease.


Quaternary ammonium germicides as surface disinfectants.


A quarter century of the Minnesota Obstetrical and Gynecological Society.


The management of vesico-vaginal fistula.


Hydroxyphenylbutazone in the treatment of nodular scleritis.


The hereditary elliptocytoses: clinical and linkage data.


The photoreduction of chlorophyll in the presence of diphosphopyridine nucleotide in pyridine solutions.


Does adoption affect infertility?

Does adoption affect infertility?


Exsanguinating mariscae (hemorrhoids).

Exsanguinating mariscae (hemorrhoids).


"Scoping" the past: a search through history for the management of anorectal diseases in the late Middle Ages.


The inheritance of accessory triradii on palmar interdigital areas II and IV.


Enhancing effect of aminonucleoside-induced proteinuria on the dietary choline requirement of the rat.


Myiasis in leprosy.

Myiasis in leprosy.


Consideration of cytology.

Consideration of cytology.


Chronic bronchitis. An underrated, fateful disease.


Vomiting and aspiration during anesthesia.


Pathogenesis and treatment of pulmonary emphysema.


Pulmonary emphysema.

Pulmonary emphysema.


Pulmonary hazards of air pollution.

Pulmonary hazards of air pollution.


Studies on the arteries of the brain. I. Etiologic factors in cerebral atherosclerosis.


Anorectal wound healing: a comparison of the value of antibiotic agents and nitrofurazone.


Growth characteristics of an acid-fast Mycobacterium isolated from human lepromatous leprosy.


Prenatal therapy with cyclothiazide--a new diuretic agent.


Early treatment of acute cardiorespiratory insufficiency in chronic cardiorespiratory disease.


Extramedical influence of the physician.


The effect of arginine and glutamate on ammonia tolerance.


The creatinine coefficient of normal sheep.


Effect of sheep pituitary extract on hypercholesterolaemia in intact and hypophysectomized rats.


Symposium-inhalational therapy. Historical background.


Thirteen years of experience with the Barandun irrigator and ozone treatment in endodontics.


Intravenous administration of human gamma-globulin.


Transient increase in outflow facility after superior cervical ganglionectomy in rabbits.


Studies on the removal of the bound nucleotide of actin.


Absorptive function of the small intestine in liver cirrhosis.


Study of three alpha aminoethyl esters of substituted benzoic acid on cardiac, skeletal and smooth muscles.


Therapy with modern hypotensive drugs. A report from Budapest.


Studies on the mechanism of resistance to 2-deoxy-D-glucose in mammalian cell cultures.


Emotional factors in communicating.

Emotional factors in communicating.


Intra-abdominal damage due to blunt trauma: some diagnostic aspects.


Schistosomal cor pulmonale.

Schistosomal cor pulmonale.


Tranylcypromine and the extrapyramidal syndromes.


Some biochemical aspects of extrapyramidal diseases.


A rapid method for the simultaneous equilibration of large numbers of specimens of serum with carbon dioxide.


The reaction of luminous bacteria to microwave radiation exposures in the frequency range of 2608.7-3082.3 Mc.


Rhamnosyl transfer from TDPL-rhamnose catalyzed by a plant enzyme.


Enzymic glycosylation of quercetin to rutin.


The enzymic synthesis of uridine diphosphate L-rhamnose.


The testicular feminizing syndrome (a type of male pseudohermaphroditism). Report of a case.


Infectious bacterial aerosol from dropped Petri dish cultures.


A clinical trial of isocarboxazid ('marplan') in angina pectoris.


Prognosis in endometrial carcinoma by modified Dukes' typing.


Significance of duration of symptoms and size of lesion in the prognosis of gastric carcinoma.


A study of the extent to which superior teachers accomplish the integration of health education in other curriculum areas.


Control of cross-infection in a surgical ward.


Antibacterial activity in vitro of fucidin.


A lead system recording total outward cardiac dipole strength.


Antibacterial activity of the penicillins.


Heart dipole regions and the measurement of dipole moment.


Primary isolation of Mycoplasma organisms (PPLO) from mammalian sources. Barber, T. L. (Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.) and J. Fabricant. Primary isolation of Mycoplasma organisms (PPLO) from mammalian sources. J. Bacteriol. 83:1268-1273. 1962.-Mycoplasma (PPLO) were isolated from cattle, pigs, sheep, rats, and dogs. A total of 39 isolates was obtained from 307 samples from 166 animals. Of these, 24 isolates were from semen of bulls in an artificial breeding establishment; the other 15 were from various tissues of the animals mentioned. Variations of two basal media together with chicken embryos were used in primary isolation attempts. PPLO enrichment broth (Difco) was supplemented with either horse or swine serum. The broth was used as overlay with a horse blood agar slant. Viande foie (VF) medium was usually enriched with horse or swine serum and was used both with and without 1% yeast hydrolyzate. Chicken embryos (5 days old) were inoculated via the yolk sac. Of the 39 isolations made, 22 were obtained on a single variation of one basal medium or only after a passage through chicken embryos. The 22 were isolated as follows: 4 in modified PPLO enrichment broth; 13 in variations of VF medium; and 5 were found only after growth in chicken embryos. The other 17 isolates grew, on primary culture, in a combination of media. Only three of these grew in all media and in embryos. Eight grew in two variations of VF basal, two in both VF and PPLO enrichment broths, one in embryos and PPLO enrichment broth, and three in embryos, and VF basal medium. If either basal medium or chicken embryos had been omitted from the trial, many isolations would not have been made.


Significant factors in hypnotic behavior.


Experimental controls and the phenomena of "hypnosis": a critique of hypnotic research methodology.


The clinical interview revisited.

The clinical interview revisited.


Anomalous uptake of bromsulphthalein by incubated liver slices.


Proportion of bromsulphthalein protein-bound within incubated rat liver slices.


Uptake of bromsulphthalein by incubated rat liver slices.


Enlargement of the submaxillary salivary glands in cystic fibrosis.


Hypnotic age regression: a critical review.


Further observations on the biosynthesis of vitamin B12 in Nocardia rugosa.


Insoluble or slightly soluble chemicals as molluscicides.


Cancer of the retromolar zone. Study of 41 cases with presentation of a new technic for the treatment of the same


A clinical study of methaqualone: a new nonbarbiturate hypnotic.


Low-density lipoproteins and lipoprotein lipase activity in tissues from rats bearing Walker carcinosarcoma 256.


Properties of lipoprotein lipase extracted from livers of normal rats and livers and tumors of rats bearing Walker carcinosarcoma 256.


Effects of 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine on the incorporation of precursors into nucleic acids.


Experiences with cardiopulmonary bypass in the treatment of congeniatal heart disease.


The diagnosis of primary tumours of the duodenum. This paper discusses the incidence of primary malignant tumours of the small intestine and reports in detail the clinical and radiological features of 19 patients with primary duodenal tumours and discusses the differential diagnosis.


Development of the oesophagus under normal and experimental conditions.


Blood supply of a Filatov's skin flap.

Blood supply of a Filatov's skin flap.


The multiple myeloma syndrome and its implications.


The accuracy of cancer diagnosis on death certificates.


Consideration of chemical reaction mechanisms in relationship to the biological action of "dual antagonists".


The direct effect of pituitary isografts on mammary gland development in the mouse.


The Calovo virus--the second virus isolated from mosquitoes in Czechoslovakia.


The presence of antibodies neutralizing Tahyna virus in the sera of inhabitants of some European, Asian, African and Australian countries.


Epidemiologic study of a brachial plexus neuritis outbreak in northeast Czechoslovakia.


Hypertension and edema in the aged: observations on the use of a meprobamate-hydrochlorothiazide combination.


Paget's disease of the vulva. Report of a case with six-year survival.


A stimulant for the aged, II, Longterm observations with a methylpenidate-vitamin-hormone combination (Ritonic).


The office management of cystitis in the adult female.


Dose-survival curves of human cells in tissue culture irradiated with alpha-, beta-, 20-kV. x- and 200-kV. x-radiation.


The use of the newerprogestins in infertility and abortion therapy.


Inflammatory polyps of the large intestine.


Elimination in the elderlypreson.

Elimination in the elderlypreson.


Ulcerative colitis. I. Medical management.


Oral griseofulvin: a cocarcinogenic agent to methylcholanthrene induced cutaneous tumors.


Dust deposition in the respiratory tract of silicotic patients.


A blood pump powered and controlled by a fluid amplification system.


Penile lesions among U.S. Armed Forces personnel in Japan. The prevalence of herpes simplex and the role of pleuropneumonia-like organisms.


Incidence and detection of pleuropneumonia-like organisms in cell cultures by fluorescent antibody and cultural procedures. Barile, Michael F. (National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.), Walter F. Malizia, and Donald B. Riggs. Incidence and detection of pleuropneumonia-like organisms in cell cultures by fluorescent antibody and cultural procedures. J. Bacteriol. 84:130-136. 1962-A total of 102 tissue-cell cultures from 17 separate laboratories was examined for pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLO) by the fluorescent antibody and cultural procedures. PPLO were isolated from 48 of the 49 tissue-cell cultures found positive for PPLO by the fluorescent antibody procedure, and results of the two procedures agreed in 101 of the 102 (99%) cases. PPLO were isolated from none of 10 primary-cell cultures prepared from six animal species and from 48 of 92 (52%) continuous-cell cultures prepared from eight animal species. Cells grown in media containing antibiotics were more frequently contaminated with PPLO (72%) than cells grown in antibiotic-free media (7%). Cultures (91%) from tissue-culture-producing laboratories and cultures (76%) used for propagation of microorganisms were contaminated with PPLO, although none used for tissue-culture metabolic studies was contaminated. In addition, our findings support the view that PPLO contamination of cell cultures is probably owing to bacterial contaminants which revert to L forms in the presence of antibiotics.


Cultivation of pleuropneumonia-like organisms on membrane discs for microscopic examination.


Studies of acid phosphatase. I. Electrophoretic separation of acid phosphatases of rat liver on polyacrylamide gels.


Studies on acid phosphatases. II. Chromatographic separation of acid phosphatases of rat liver.


Effect of testosterone on oestrogen-induced bone formation in mice.


Structure and function of cobamide coenzymes.


A numerical measure of articulation: further developments.


The syndrome of hospital addiction. (Munchausen syndrome); a report on the investigation of seven cases.


Fetal plasma potassium.

Fetal plasma potassium.


How to detect medication errors.

How to detect medication errors.


Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus of the female genitalia. A clinical study and diagnostic guide.


The case for retention of the diagnostic category "thromboangiitis obliterans".


Psychiatry at the Tuskegee VA Hospital in retrospect.


Polymerization of glucose induced by gamma radiation.


Observations on the high foetal haemoglobin gene and its interaction with the thalassaemia gene. A family of mixed Indian-Portuguese ancestry is reported in which there is a hereditary persistence of foetal haemoglobin and beta-chain thalassaemia. The propositus, a 17-year-old boy, was found to have a mild haemolytic anaemia characterized by slight splenomegaly, microcytosis, numerous target cells, decreased osmotic fragility, a very high level of foetal haemoglobin (75%), and normal haemoglobin A(2) level. Examination of 12 other members of the family showed the following: Three individuals (father, sister, and nephew) had high levels of foetal haemoglobin (25%) but without other clinical or haematological abnormalities. Two individuals (mother and sister) had the features of thalassaemia trait with increased haemoglobin A(2) and normal levels of foetal haemoglobin. The condition in the propositus appears to be the result of heterozygosity for a gene which is responsible for the hereditary persistence of foetal haemoglobin (high F gene) combined with heterozygosity for a beta-thalassaemia gene and provides further evidence for allelism of these genes. The possible genetic basis for the high F state and beta-chain thalassaemia is discussed.


A clinical study of a central tapetoretinal degeneration.


Peripheral actions of thyroid hormones.

Peripheral actions of thyroid hormones.


Electron microscopy of the human synovial membrane. The structure of the lining cells at the surface of the synovial membrane facing the joint cavity has been studied by electron microscopy. The long cytoplasmic processes of these cells appear to be oriented toward the surface of the membrane, where they overlap and intertwine. The matrix of the lining cells contains dense material but no fibers with the periodicity of collagen. The lining cells are divided into two cell types or states of activity on the basis of their cytoplasmic contents. Type A is more numerous and contains a prominent Golgi apparatus, numerous vacuoles (0.4 to 1.5 microns in diameter) containing varying amounts of a dense granular material, many filopodia, mitochondria, intracellular fibrils, and micropinocytotic-like vesicles. Type B contains large amounts of ergastoplasm with fewer large vacuoles, micropinocytotic-like vesicles, and mitochondria. The probable functions of these cells are discussed in the light of current knowledge of the metabolism and function of the synovial membrane.


Value of costal intra-osseous venography of portal hypertension.


A study of susceptibility to infection by Trichophyton rubrum.


The sulfate (extracellular?) space of brain.


A method of determining the over-all quantum efficiency of visual discriminations.


A case of right atrial myxoma with special reference to an unusual phonocardiographic finding.


A scanning principle for auto-instructional devices.


A simple shock circuit for rats.

A simple shock circuit for rats.


The significance of aortic ejection systolic murmurs.


Electrophoresis of insect hemolymph on starch gel: effects of pH and buffer.


Multiple sclerosis, geomagnetic latitudes and cosmic rays.


Absorption measurements for oxygenated and reduced hemoglobin in the range 0.6-1.88 microns.


Effect of vasopressin structural modifications on rat renal excretion of Na, K, and water.


Surgical correction of a right coronary artery aneurysm communicating with the right ventricle: a case report.


Surgery of mitral incompetence.

Surgery of mitral incompetence.


The effectiveness of Salk vaccination in a Massachusetts urban area.


The surgical treatment of the tetralogy of Fallot.


Acylation and diazonium coupling in protein cytochemistry with special reference to the benzoylation-tetrazonium method.


Complex of ribonuclease with a substrate analogue, cytidine 2'-phosphate.


Sensory deprivation under null-gravity conditions.


Visual problems under water.

Visual problems under water.


Toward the development of sound health concepts.


Odontogenic growths.

Odontogenic growths.


An introduction to the pathology of systemic hypertension.


The changing picture of psychiatric hospitalization.


What price cancer care.

What price cancer care.


Prepaid medical care as viewed by organized labor and management.


Our uncomfortable glass house.

Our uncomfortable glass house.


The law of supply and demand: a call for market survey.


Carcinoma of the parathyroid glands, Report of 10 cases with endocrine function.


Postoperative sepsis: trends and factors influencing sepsis over a 20-year period reviewed in 20,000 cases.


Treatment of appendicitis at the Massachusetts General Hospital (1937-1959).


Current concepts relating magnesium and surgical disease.


How to evaluate the literature.

How to evaluate the literature.


Ciliated secretory cells in the pars distalis of the mouse hypophysis.


Peripheral neural paths mediating avoidance of radiation in rats.


The external hazard from equipment generating x-rays.


Our national needs--the impetus for veterinary research.


Comparison of the plasma concentration and urinary excretion of strontium and calcium in man.


Obstetrical complications in neurological disorders.


Speech defects: psychological aspects.

Speech defects: psychological aspects.


Protection by inorganic condensed phosphates against the lethal effects of x-rays.


Mode of action of some toxic substance, with social reference to the effects of prolonged exposure.


The significance of selenium and vitamin E in nutrition. Ubiquinone, plastoquinone and related substances.


Methionine supplementation of processed soybeans in the rat.


Two cases of aplastic anaemia associated with tumours of the thymus. Two cases are presented in which aplastic anaemia was associated with thymus tumours. In Case 1 the patient had a pancytopenic aplastic anaemia and was treated with A.C.T.H. The marrow showed regeneration at necropsy. The thymoma in this case was unusual as there was thymic regression with fat replacement which may have been related to A.C.T.H. Case 2 was initially of a pure red cell anaemia with but little tendency to produce a leucocytosis in response to infection and was found at necropsy to have a lymphoepithelioma of the thymus. Previously reported cases are reviewed and the role of A.C.T.H. in treatment is discussed.


Isomerized fat and serum cholesterol in swine.


Some notes on being international.

Some notes on being international.


Nutritional implications of coprophagy.

Nutritional implications of coprophagy.


Symposium on education and training in health physics, Needs in industry.


Formation of gamma-guanidinobutyric acid in pine tissue.


Synthesis of some N-aralkyl-N-methylaminoethyl carbanilates.


Aneurysm of the common carotid artery due to cystic medial necrosis treated by excision and graft.


Spontaneous rupture of the rectosigmoid.


Medical correlation clinics. Nephrosis.

Medical correlation clinics. Nephrosis.


Preadmission diagnostic procedures at Austin State School.


The Australian aboriginal as biological illustrator.


Effects of ethamoxytriphetol, MRL-37, and clomiphene on reproduction in rats.


The clinical and radiological problem of thin bones.


Valgus deviation of the distal phalanx of the great toe.


Heterotypic antibody responses by rabbits inoculated with poliovirus.


Chromatographical separation of carbohydrate O-isopropylidene derivatives.


Illustrating mammalian behavior.

Illustrating mammalian behavior.


Renin-angiotensin machanisms and renoprival hypertension.


Studies on the mechanism of oxygen-induced hypoventilation. An experimental approach.


Current status of adenomatous polyps.

Current status of adenomatous polyps.


Actinomycosis of the colon.

Actinomycosis of the colon.


Induced phenotypic reversion by 8-azaguanine and 5-fluorouracil.


Benign tumors of the duodenum.

Benign tumors of the duodenum.


Experimental small-bowel homografts.

Experimental small-bowel homografts.


Errors and complications in the management of small intestinal obstruction.


Effects of x-radiation on growing bone. A preliminary report.


Generation of prothrombin-R with plasma protein fractions.


The electron microscopy of unsectioned human chromosomes.


A survey of some genetical characters in Ethiopian tribes. III. Haptoglobins and transferrins.


Two decades of progress, Minnesota maternal mortality study. II.


Testicular feminization syndrome in male pseudohermaphrodites.


A history of medical societies in Ghana.


Obstacles to elimination of TB in U.S.

Obstacles to elimination of TB in U.S.


Intracellular localization of fibrinogen.


Punishment and preshock as determinants of bar-pressing behavior.


Effects of early and late social isolation on aggregative behavior in the domestic chicken.


Closed-chest cardiac massage.

Closed-chest cardiac massage.


Out-patient treatment of ulcerative colitis. Comparison between three doses of oral prednisone.


Sulphasalazine and salicylazosulphadimidine in ulcerative colitis.


Incidence of gastric and duodenal ulcer in the Royal Navy in 1955.


Gastric secretion in relation to subsequent duodenal ulcer and familial history. This paper reports a follow-up of 91 healthy men who had a histamine gastric function test performed 28 years ago and relates the original gastric function test to the subsequent development of duodenal ulceration.


Organizing a volunteer program in a nursing home.


Splenoportography.

Splenoportography.


An automatic multiple diluting machine.

An automatic multiple diluting machine.


Neurotoxic syndrome produced in chickens by a cyclic phosphate metabolite of tri-o-cresyl phosphate--a clinical and pathological study. A clinical and neuropathological comparison was made between chickens poisoned with tri-o-cresyl phosphate and those treated with the major cyclic phosphate metabolite of tri-o-cresyl phosphate. Ataxia was evident with both materials, and the degree of peripheral neuropathy increased with higher doses of these agents. Morphological changes were evident with the onset of symptoms and increased in number as the neurological signs progressed. Demyelination of the spinal cord following administration of the metabolite occurred at doses considerably below those necessary to effect peripheral nerve degeneration. Axon and myelin damage was prominent with both agents. The relationship between these effects and those produced by certain other organophosphates such as dyflos (diisopropyl fluorophosphonate) is discussed.


Absence of interferon in lungs fom fatal cases of influenza.


The safety test for poliomyelitis vaccine. II. Concentrates of poliomyelitis vaccine for the monkey test.


Antibody production by hypogammaglobulinemic patients.


The influence of neuroamines on the oxidation of glucose by the anterior pituitary. I. The role of monoamine oxidase.


Obliteration of the saphenous veins without distal injection during ligation: a new technic.


Adrenal tumor of the ovary with masculinization. A case report.


Effect of D-triiodothyronine on hypercholesterolemic subjects.


Method for evaluating diphenoxylate hydrochloride. Comparison of its antidiarrheal effect with that of camphorated tincture of opium.


Recent critical trends in mental hospital admissions in the Oxford region.


Stillbirths and infant mortality in twins.


The consumers of medical care. Comprehensive care through insurance plans.


Medical abbreviations.

Medical abbreviations.


Potassium and the recovery of arterial smooth muscle after cold storage. The influence of K on the performance of vascular smooth muscle was studied by observing the mechanical performance of the muscle under conditions in which the magnitudes of [K(i)] and of the [K(i)]:[K(o)] ratio varied in opposite directions. During prolonged storage at 4 degrees C the artery strips lost K and their ability to respond to stimuli. Subsequently they were transferred to recovery solutions of various [K(o)] at 38 degrees C. The initial rate of K(i) reaccumulation and steady state [K(i)] were greater in solutions of higher [K(o)]. Conversely for any time during recovery, the greater [K(o)], the smaller the [K(i)]:[K(o)] ratio. When the strip was placed in the warm recovery solution it first contracted and then relaxed. The initial contraction was not relatable to [K(o)] of the recovery solution but the subsequent relaxation was greater in rate and magnitude as [K(o)] was greater. As the muscles recovered further they went into tonic contracture. As the [K(o)] in the recovery solutions was greater these contractures occurred after shorter recovery times, and attained greater amplitude at a faster rate. Solution-switching experiments indicated a dependence of responses to electrical shocks on both the [K(i)]:[K(o)] ratio and [K(i)]. Conclusions drawn were: (a) increased [K(i)] increases contractility, (b) increased [K(i)] increases the rate of relaxation, (c) excitability is decreased by too high or low a [K(i)]: [K(o)] ratio, and (d) the extent of tonic shortening depends on the [K(i)]:[K(o)] ratio.


Hypoxemia in man induced by prolonged acceleration.


Calibration of the absorbed dose produced in water by betatron electrons with the benzoic-acid dosimeter.


Urinary infection after colporrhaphy and its effect on subsequent bladder symptomatology.


Frequencies of pedigrees of consanguineous marriages and mating structure of the population.


Birth weight and related variables for offspring of mothers aged 42 or more years.


Total penetrating keratoplasty.

Total penetrating keratoplasty.


Critical flicker frequency in relation to Cattel's cultural fair intelligence score.


Carcinoma of the endometrium.

Carcinoma of the endometrium.


Correlations between sex chromatin and sex chromosomes.


Advances in the surgery of the crystalline lens.


Cardiovascular-respiratory actions of mephentermine in mitral stenosis and its effects on pulmonary function in chronic pulmonary emphysema.


Quantitation of papova virus particles in human warts.


The effect of guanidine: (1). On experimental poliomyelitis induced by oral administration of virus to cynomolgus monkeys; (2). On naturally occurring enteroviruses of cynomolgus monkeys.


Prevention of the convulsivant and lethal effects of isonicotinic acid hydrazide by pyruvic acid.


Washing of protein solutions.

Washing of protein solutions.


A colorimetric method for the assay of some higher fatty acids in blood and serum.


Role of nursing home in over-all program care of the aged.


Pyruvate metabolism in epileptic tuberculous patients.


The length and mode of termination of individual muscle fibres in the human sartorius and posterior femoral muscles.


The occurrence of cryptohaematin alpha in bacteria and yeast.


Ether screen as an aid in draping.

Ether screen as an aid in draping.


The evaluation of processing technics and film types in cineradiography.


How specialism has complicated the administrative role.


Benign stricture in the lower esophagus.


Rheumatic fever serology with heart tissue.


Gas in the portal vein. Diagnostic value in intestinal gangrene.


Publish or perish.

Publish or perish.


An alternate method of external cardiac massage.


Characterization of pituitary and peptide hormones by electrophoresis in starch gel.


Diagnostic tests for family spacing: a clinical analysis.


A general survival law for virus and cells with damaged genetic material.


The Apgar evaluation of the newborn infant.


On the nature of HNO2 and UV damages in T-even bacteriophages.


Calcium disodium edathamil in the treatment of ferrous sulfate poisoning.


Hydronephrosis resulting from obstruction of the urethra by a polyp of the verumontanum.


Bacteriological culture of indwelling epidural catheters.


Hormones and vertebrate evolution.

Hormones and vertebrate evolution.


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


Choice of operation in peptic ulcer diathesis.


The fine structural localization of acetylcholinesterase at the myoneural junction. A study of the cytochemical localization of acetylcholiriesterase activity, combining histochemistry with electron microscopy, showed that the final product of the reaction, which was deposited at or near enzyme sites, occurred at four places in the myoneural junction. These included: plasma membrane of the muscle covering the junctional folds, the primary and secondary synaptic clefts, parts of the plasma membrane covering the axon terminal, and vesicular structures in the terminal axoplasm. No reaction occurred in the presence of 10(-4) eserine or DFP, whereas 10(-5) DFP inhibited the reaction at all sites except in the vesicles of the terminal axon. These findings are discussed with reference to the histochemical method used and to the occurrence of esterolytic activity in the vesicles, as well as to some of the current hypotheses concerning the relationship of the site of acetylcholinesterase and synaptic transmission.


A comparison of a recently introduced phenothiazine derivative (MDS 92) and a placebo in chronically ill mental patients.


Characteristics of ECHO 4 (Shropshire) virus isolated during epidemic of aseptic meningitis.


Effect of drugs on "poor" treatment cases.


Clinical studies of induction agents. I: A comparison of the incidence of induction complications with nine barbiturates in electroconvulsive therapy.


Evidence for separate pathways for the biosynthesis of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids by an avocado enzyme system.


Fat metabolism in higher plants. XV. Enzymic synthesis of fatty acids by an extract of avocado mesocarp.


Management of hand injuries.

Management of hand injuries.


Starch gel electrophoresis of brain esterases.


Fat metabolism in higher plants. XIX. The biosynthesis of triglycerides by avocado-mesocarp enzymes.


Phosphatase in cuneate nuclei after brachial plexectomy.


Histochemistry of acid phosphatase and thiamine pyrophosphatase during axon reaction.


The inhibitory action of insulin in the early chick embryo.


Adrenal cyst. A case report and a review ok the pediatric literature.


The effect of nialamide on labour. A controlled clinical trial.


Colicine typing of Shigella sonnei by replicate multiple-slide inoculation of indicator organisms.


An outbreak of streptococcal infection caused by different strains.


Development of a stroke program in Georgia.


Effect of age on the activities of enzymes and the concentrations of nucleid acids in the tissues of female wild rats.


Effect of age on renal compensatory hypertrophy following unilateral nephrectomy in the rat.


Effect of age on protein synthesis in rats.


Late distal myopathy. Report of a case.

Late distal myopathy. Report of a case.


Methohexitone sodium in anaesthesia for cystoscopy.


Effects of drugs on approachavoidance conflict tested repeatedly by means of a "telescope alley".


Effects of alcohol and amobarbital on performance inhibited by experimental extinction.


Subjective variation in reading antibiotic disc sensitivity patterns.


Prognosis and patient response to flickering light.


Electrocardiographic changes associated with acute arsenic poisoning.


Oliguric renal failure. Evaluation and therapy by the intravenous infusion of mannitol.


Heatstroke.

Heatstroke.


Corticosteroid infiltration of the extradural space.


Failure of Newcastle disease to undergo multiplicity reactivation.


Participation of deoxyribonucleic acid in the multiplication of influenza virus.


Influence of pregnancy on the course of Hodgkin's disease.


The level of isocitric acid dehydrogenase in tissues of vitamin E-deficient rabbits.


Hypercoagulability in iron-loading anemia.


Saint's triad.

Saint's triad.


Carphenazine in the treatment of chronic schizophrenics.


Chlordiazepoxide in the treatment of psychotics with convulsive disorders.


Tranylcypromine in the treatment of chronic schizophrenics.


Evaluating the organic child: the functional organizational scale.


The subtrainable child--a community program.


Neoplasms and haemorrhagic disease induced in adult hamsters with polyoma virus.


Learning disorders of handicapped children.


Characteristics of "hybrid"-type clonal cell lines obtained from mixed cultures in vitro.


Response of different mouse cell strains to polyoma infection in vitro. Latency and self-inhibition effect in infected cultures.


The significance of in vitro cellular lesions for classification of enteroviruses.


Early and late management of the protruding premaxilla.


Diaryl succinimides as amphenone analogues.


The newer antimalarials in dermatology.

The newer antimalarials in dermatology.


Some observations on blood in relation to cold acclimatization in the Antarctic.


Radiation chemistry of nucleic acids and their derivatives. I. Some pyrimidines, dihydropyrimidines and hydrated pyrimidines.


Quantitative profile of free amino acids in various areas of cerebral cortex in normal quinea pigs.


The problem of insulin shock developing at hyperglycaemic levels.


Diminution of beta-glucuronidase activity in post-heparin human sera.


The effect of radiation and polymyxin B sulfate on the serum beta-glucuronidase activity level in cancer patients. A preliminary report.


Description of microfilariae of Micipsella brevicauda Lyons and Hansen, 1961 (Filarioidea), from the black-tailed jackrabbit, with notes on microfilariae of hares.


Correlation of three potency assay methods for smallpox vaccines.


Evaluation of the thyroid nodule.

Evaluation of the thyroid nodule.


Obscure hyperthyroidism in the elderly patient with long-standing nodular goiter.


The future of psychiatry, the report of the Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health.


The psychiatrist in the hospital setting.


Pulmonary hyaline membrane. Further observations on epithelial origin.


Psychophysical indications for hymenal dilatation.


Comparative availability of phytin and inorganic phosphorus to rumen microorganisms, in vitro.


Further investigations of the differentiation in vitro of presumptive epidermis cells of the Rana pipiens gastrula.


The endocrine control of mating behavior in the cockroach Byrsotria fumigata (Guerin).


A fourth census of dental conditions in University of Minnesota freshmen students.


Diminution of 5-hydroxytryptamine in thrombocytes in vitro by chlorpromazine and related compounds.


A stochastic approach to statistical kinetics with application to enzyme kinetics.


Enzymatic reaction-rate theory: a stochastic approach.


The modification of a side effect (drowsiness) of chlordiazepoxide ("Librium") by amiphenazole: preliminary communication.


A controlled evaluation of "librium" in the treatment of alcoholics.


The personal emergency advisory service.


A dramatic side effect of a new drug, "Librium".


An evaluation of tranylcypromine ("Parnate") in the treatment of depression.


"A surgeon who performs an operation or part of an operation without his patient's express or implied consent is guilty of a trespass".


Variables influencing results, and the precise definition of steps in gram staining as a means of standardizing the results obtained.


Medical complications of acute pancreatitis.


Intestinal polyposis associated with mucocutaneous pigmentation.


Hemorrhages of late pregnancy with emphasis on placental circulation and the mechanism of bleeding.


Increasing home use of epoxy resins.

Increasing home use of epoxy resins.


The pressor action of guanethidine in the spinal cat.


Some cocaine-like actions of 3-phenoxypro-pylguanidine. In anaesthetized cats 3-phenoxypropylguanidine caused a contracture of the nictitating membrane, a dilatation of the pupil and a fall followed by a rise in the arterial blood pressure. In spinal preparations of cats the initial fall in blood pressure was usually absent and the rise in blood pressure subsided to a steady level, which was about 10 mm Hg above the initial pressure. The pressor action and the contracture of the nictitating membrane were inhibited by phenoxybenzamine and by previous treatment with reserpine, but were not abolished by adrenalectomy and bretylium. 3-Phenoxypropylguanidine potentiated the actions of adrenaline and noradrenaline, increased the blood glucose concentration of the rabbit and decreased the appetite of the cat. The action of tyramine on the cardiovascular system was inhibited by 3-phenoxypropylguanidine, but the stimulant action of tyramine on the nictitating membrane of the cat was not abolished by this substance. Although 3-phenoxypropylguanidine produced a local anaesthesia of long duration in guinea-pig skin, it failed to anaesthetize the rabbit cornea. The responses to stimulation of the preganglionic cervical sympathetic nerve of the cat and the great auricular nerve of the rabbit ear were not abolished by 3-phenoxypropylguanidine; neither did this substance abolish the nicotinic action of acetylcholine in atropinized cats. Contractions of the rat fundus to tryptamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine were antagonized by 3-phenoxypropylguanidine, but were potentiated by cocaine.


Studies on dog semen. I. Morphological characteristics.


Studies on dog semen. II. Biochemical characteristics.


The metabolism of inosine by human red blood cells.


Postgraduate surgical education at the University of Manitoba.


Mechanism of aminonucleoside-induced nephrosis in the rat. II. Metabolism of aminonucleoside-8-C14.