The intracellular distribution, latency and electrophoretic mobility of L-glutamate-oxaloacetate transaminase from rat liver.


Detecting hearing defects in young children.


Neutralisation test for influenza virus using roller drums.


Effect of linoleate and estrogen on cholesterol metabolism.


The investigation and treatment of infertility: a review.


The effect of hypothermia in experimental cerebral ischemia.


Tolerance of anoxia of the dog's brain at various temperatures.


Total cerebral ischemia in the dog. Technique and sequelae of total cerebral ischemia.


The relation of diurnal variation of plasma corticoid levels and intraocular pressure in glaucoma.


The interrelationships and effects of iodothyronines and cholesterol on the myocardium of the rat.


Relation of diurnal variation of plasma corticoid levels and intraocular pressure in glaucoma.


On pericardial malformations.

On pericardial malformations.


Iatrogenic carotid occlusion medical dissection complicating arteriography.


Different tastes of enantiomorphic hexoses. Studies of synthetic iron sulfides formed from aqueous solution at 25 degrees C and atmospheric pressure have revealed the existence of a new phase, tetragonal FeS. This phase is formed as the initial corrosion product of metallic iron or steel in solutions of hydrogen sulfide. It has been discovered as an iron corrosion product in the sediments of the Mystic River at Boston, Massachusetts.


Viability of thermophiles and coliform bacteria in arctic soils and water.


Application of the scanning electron-probe x-ray microanalyser to dental tissues.


Congenital absence of the medial basal bronchus in a child: with preliminary observations on postnatal growth of the lungs.


Presumptive origin of a left lower accessory lung from an esophageal diverticulum.


The postnatal growth of the lung in the dog.


The chemotactic effect of mixtures of antibody and antigen on polymorphonuclear leucocytes. An in vitro technique is described for assessing the chemotactic activity of soluble substances on motile cells. Antibody-antigen mixtures when incubated (37 degrees C) in medium containing fresh (i.e. non-inactivated) normal rabbit serum exert a strong chemotactic effect on rabbit polymorphonuclear leucocytes. Results are described which indicate that, when antibody-antigen complexes are incubated (37 degrees C) in fresh serum, a heat-stable (56 degrees C) substance (or substances) is produced which acts directly as a chemotactic stimulus on the polymorphs. This heat-stable chemotactic substance is not produced when antibody-antigen complexes are incubated in serum which has been heated at 56 degrees C for 30 minutes.


Effect of neonatal injections of protein on the immune response to protein-hapten complexes.


Vein plug stapedioplasty and bone conduction acuity.


Direct mail promotion.

Direct mail promotion.


Direct selection of L-arabinose negative mutants of Escherichia coli strain B@rl.


Epidermolysis bullosa: a rare disease of dental interest. Review of the literature and report of a case.


List of plants tested for hemagglutinating activity.


Cardiac aspects of Friedreich's ataxia.

Cardiac aspects of Friedreich's ataxia.


Significance of in situ carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


Writing a prescription.

Writing a prescription.


The problem of dental caries.

The problem of dental caries.


Selection of a donor muscle for tendon transfer.


Lead poisoning and hemoglobin synthesis. Report of a study of fifteen patients with chronic lead intoxication.


Temperature-induced rheological variability in an emulsion system.


The induction of renal tumors by feeding lead acetate to rats.


The interaction of polycycline hydrocarbons and purines.


Stimulation of ascorbic acid synthesis and excretion by carcinogenic and other foreign compounds.


Provisional evaluation of psycho-analysis with few parameters employed in the treatment of schizophrenia.


Sit, lie, standing table.

Sit, lie, standing table.


Food additives and contaminants.

Food additives and contaminants.


Etiology and therapeutic implications of bladder carcinoma in man.


Metabolism of polycyclic compounds. 21. The metabolism of phenanthrene in rabbits and rats: dihydrodihydroxy compounds and related glucosiduronic acids.


Metabolism of polycyclic compounds. 22. The metabolism of trans-9,10-dihydro-9,10-dihydroxyphenanthrene in rats.


Experimental regional administration (perfusion and infusion) of chlorambucil (p-N,N-di-(beta-chloroethyl) aminophenylbutyric acid.


Metabolism of polycyclic compounds. 20. The metabolism of phenanthrene in rabbits and rats: mercapturic acids and related compounds.


Human hormone-dependent tumours.

Human hormone-dependent tumours.


Chelation therapy in circulatory and sclerosing diseases.


Acute intermittent porphyria.

Acute intermittent porphyria.


Iron (III) molar extinction coefficients in light and heavy water solutions.


The variable effect of a diet high in unsaturated fat in hyperlipemic subjects.


The dental profession and cancer control.


Critical issues in collegiate education in nursing.


The interaction of deoxyribonucleic acid and acridine orange.


Secondary reinforcement and a test of two reinforcement hypotheses concerning the PR effect.


Control of chronic pain in the elderly patient.


Haemorrhagic thrombocythaemia, a cause of repeated severe epistaxis.


Hyperparathyroidism and the rhinologist.


Fluorescence microscopy of alveolar bone repair.


Effects of L-phenylalanine and sodium phenylpyruvate on the formation of melanin from L-tyrosine in melanoma.


Topical implantation of oxytetracycline cones in extraction sockets.


Spatial vision.

Spatial vision.


Historical development of college health services.


Immunological enhancement of a leukaemia.


USAF experience with microwave exposure.


Collection and handling of bone marrow suspensions for intravenous use.


Bovine enterotoxemia.

Bovine enterotoxemia.


Initiation of contraction in smooth muscle.


Osmotic phenomena in smooth muscle.

Osmotic phenomena in smooth muscle.


Reflections on tropical hygiene.

Reflections on tropical hygiene.


The cobalt-therapy unit "Gravicert".

The cobalt-therapy unit "Gravicert".


A report on some observations with a simplified cytotoxic test.


A simplified method for safe and controllable hypothermia in neurosurgery.


Sound effects and gyrations in pediatrics.


The relation of seeding height to genetic injury in x-irradiated barley seeds.


Headache following neck injuries.

Headache following neck injuries.


Meniere-like syndrome following whiplash injury of the neck.


The effect of electron radiation on the tensile strength of tendon.


Differential diagnosis of tumors of the neck.


The incidence of urographic findings in tumours of the urinary bladder.


A scientific and professional framework for hospital psychiatry.


Psychopathology of the aging.

Psychopathology of the aging.


Mental health services in college: some statistical analyses.


A new conservative approach to the treatment of varicose veins. A report of 500 cases.


Effects of beta-mercaptoethanol and lipoic acid on morphogenesis.


The clinical, anatomical and mechanical analysis of the tibialis anticus muscle and its tendon.


Magnitude of reward and probability learning.


Delay of reinforcement and retention.

Delay of reinforcement and retention.


A quantitative electrophoretic survey of serum protein fractions in health and disease.


Developing staffing patterns in a hospital nursing service.


Cerebrospinal fluid protein fractions in health and disease. Samples of lumbar cerebrospinal fluid from 20 healthy subjects and 20 patients with a variety of neurological disorders have been subjected to cellulose acetate electrophoresis and quantitative analyses carried out on the seven separated protein fractions. Normal percentage and absolute concentration limits for each fraction have been determined and compared with previous reports. It is concluded that absolute values are more valuable than percentage values in the discrimination of disease from health, but that the mechanisms governing protein abnormalities are difficult to ascertain from spinal fluid electrophoresis alone.


Gas formation in fetal circulation as evidence of fetal death.


Host-tumour relationship. VII. Haemoglobin concentration in the mice in the course of the growth of the Krebs tumour 2.


Complications of the use of continuous nonabsorbable sutures in gastric operations.


Polarized infrared studies of nucleoproteins. II. Nucleohistone.


Polarized infrared studies of nucleoproteins. I. Nucleoprotamine.


The combination of intracavitary radium and external beam irradiation in the treatment of carcinoma of the bladder.


Tracheostomies.

Tracheostomies.


Passage of intact ironlabeled erythrocytes from subarachnoid space to systemic circulation in dogs.


The passage of ironlabeled erythrocytes from subarachnoid space, aqueous chamber, and other body cavities of dogs into the systemic circulation.


A simple instrument for use in stereotaxic surgery.


The intracellular distribution and binding of radiation-protective mercaptoalkylguanidines.


Electrolyte patterns for 1,000 hospital patients.


Livedo reticularis: a form of allergic vasculitis. Report of 3 cases.


Massive bleeding from a polyp in a duodenal diverticulum.


Successful repair of a bullet wound of the abdominal aorta.


Correlation of hemometrics and hemodynamics in the human.


Clinical evaluation of relaxin in ulcerative ischemic vascular or collagen diseases.


An evaluation of a bedside laboratory.

An evaluation of a bedside laboratory.


A method of producing bacteremia in dogs.


Effect of bacteria on vascular prostheses.


The effect of long operations on serum sodium concentrations.


Operative treatment of biliary tract disease.


Report of a case of myxoma of the left atrium.


Delayed correction of type III imperforate anus in the male child.


Negative staining of bacteriophage phi-R at various pH values.


Rapid-recording Fabry-Perot spectroscopy.


Tuberculosis of the urinary tract: diagnosis and treatment.


Home care, an analysis of certain hypotheses to test the effectiveness of home care programs.


Multiple jejunal intussusception.

Multiple jejunal intussusception.


Report of the Thomas Baker Memorial Fellow for 1959 to the College of Radiologists of Australasia.


Diffuse systems of the brain: physiological and pharmacological mechanisms.


The maturational and metabolic consequences of neonatal thyroidectomy upon the recruiting response in the rat.


Diminished pain in diabetic patients with acute myocardial infarction.


A comparison of certain acidbase characteristics of arterial blood, jugular venous blood and cerebrospinal fluid in man, and the effect on them of some acute and chronic acid-base disturbances.


Do aphids carry transmissible sugar beet yellows virus via their stylets?-evidence from ultraviolet irradiation.


Aphid transmission of potato virus Y diminished by electrostatic charge.


Aphid vector affected by electrostatics.


Different areas of tobacco leaves as sources of potato virus Y for aphids.


Effect of keeping viruliferous aphids on plants or glass on their transmission of sugar beet yellows virus.


The doll: some clinical, biological and linguistic notes on the toy-baby and its mother.


Topical susceptibility of tobacco leaves to potato virus Y inoculated by aphids.


Immune response to actinophage in the mouse.


Characterization of a nutritional variant of human esophageal epithelial cells.


Relationship between sugar utilization and the action of cycloheximide on diverse fungi.


Antagonism by deoxyribonucleic acid extracts of the growth inhibitory effects of 8-azaguanine on mammalian cells in culture.


Thiamine enrichment in the United States.


Use of a radio transmitter receiver unit for the treatment of neurogenic bladder. A preliminary report.


Adjunctive use of Prozine in somatic illness. A controlled study.


Liberation of material with platelet-like coagulant properties from intact red cells and particularly from reticulocytes.


Metabolism of Reichstein's substance E in man.


Actinogan: a new antitumor agent obtained from Streptomyces. II. Studies with sarcoma 180 and in a tumor spectrum.


A study of the airborne dust in haematite mines in Cumberland.


Renal stones and the parathyroids.

Renal stones and the parathyroids.


Homosexual syphilis epidemic.

Homosexual syphilis epidemic.


The use of alanine as a solid dosimeter.


Technique of complementfixation test applicable to the diagnosis of virus diseases.


Air contamination and staphylococcal infection. Relation to nursery crowding.


Fetal electrocardiographic studies. Clinical and biochemical correlations with fetal tachycardia and bradycardia.


Heart rate changes in the fetus and newborn infant during labor, delivery, and the immediate neonatal period.


An operant-reinforcement paradigm in the study of drug effects.


Expressed fear of hypnosis and volunteering behavior.


Edwards Personal Preference Schedule correlates of operant behavior.


MMPI correlates of operant behavior.

MMPI correlates of operant behavior.


Publication trends in American psychiatry: 1844-1960. I. General subject category and etiology.


Avoidance behavior and the development of gastroduodenal ulcers.


Evaluation of calcium 47 in normal man and its use in the evaluation of bone healing following radiation therapy in metastatic disease.


The enzymatic synthesis of cobamide coenzymes.


Studies on the total enzymatic synthesis of cerebrosides.


A purification of adenosine deaminase from the superficial mucosa of calf intestine.


Vitamin B6 and the reproductive cycle of ovaries in cod (Gadus morrhua).


The influence of dietary fat on liver storage of vitamin A in chicks.


Studies on blood and serum groups in the elk (Alces alces).


Scleral lenses in contact lens practice.


Cerebrovascular accidents, symptomatology and different diagnosis.


Extracellular metabolites of streptomycin mutants of Escherichia coli. Bragg, P. D. (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada) and W. J. Polglase. Extracellular metabolites of streptomycin mutants of Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 84:370-374. 1962.-A comparison of the extracellular products of glucose metabolism during aerobic exponential growth of Escherichia coli showed that a streptomycin-dependent strain produced large amounts of l-valine while only trace amounts of this amino acid were produced by streptomycin-sensitive strains. A further difference between sensitive and dependent mutants was the production by the latter of lactic acid when the gas phase was changed from air to nitrogen. Resistant cultures grown in antibiotic-free medium were similar to sensitive cultures, but when dihydrostreptomycin was added, the resistant organism produced lactic and pyruvic acids. Three strains of streptomycin-sensitive E. coli accumulated pyruvic acid from glucose oxidation in the presence of concentrations of dihydrostreptomycin which inhibited multiplication. Further evidence is thus provided to implicate reactions of pyruvate as being of significance in the mechanism of action of streptomycin.


Studies on the carbohydrate metabolism of a gram-negative anaerobe (Bacteroides symbiosus) used in the culture of Entamoeba histolytica. Bragg, P. D. (Louisiana State University, New Orleans) and R. E. Reeves. Studies on the carbohydrate metabolism of a gram-negative anaerobe (Bacteroides symbiosus) used in the culture of Entamoeba histolytica. J. Bacteriol. 83:76-84. 1962-Resting cells of Bacteroides symbiosus have been shown to utilize glucose and several other monosaccharides. The fermentation of the sugars is mediated by demonstrable kinases except in the case of mannitol. The main end products of metabolism of glucose are CO(2), H(2), ethanol, and acetic, butyric, succinic, and lactic acids. Changes in the thiol used in the growth media produce different enzyme complements in the cells. Thus, cells grown with cysteine as the thiol are unable to metabolize glucosamine, whereas those grown with thiomalate rapidly degrade the amino sugar. The results of the enzyme assay and the results from experiments with C(14)-labelled glucose suggest that glucose is metabolized by resting cells mainly by the Embden-Myerhof pathway.


Effect of lime treatment of corn on the availability of niacin for cats.


Radioautographic observation on the body wall of hydra.


Effects of orally effective hypoglycaemic agents from plants on alloxan diabetes.


Relation between 59 Fe incorporation and maturation of rat bone marrow megakaryocytes in vivo.


Orally effective hypoglycaemic agents from plants.


Interaction of myosin A with ions.

Interaction of myosin A with ions.


Molecular and enzymatic studies of cardiac myosin.


Hemangiopericytoma of the lung with metastasis to the brain. Case report.


The neurology of language.

The neurology of language.


Some variables influencing the rate of gain of information.


The philosophical dermatologist.

The philosophical dermatologist.


Piaget on reasoning: a methodological critique and alternative proposals.


A note on myeloarchitectonics.

A note on myeloarchitectonics.


Some observations on the deformity of ectopia vesicae.


Carboxymethylation of yeast enolase.

Carboxymethylation of yeast enolase.


Stability of purified barley stripe mosaic virus.


The slitlamp examination of the fundus.

The slitlamp examination of the fundus.


Some conditions influencing the acquistion and utilization of cues.


Sigmoidoscopy in the asymptomatic "over 40's".


Parietal cell mass and distribution in stomachs of Wistar rats.


The effect of tranylcypromine-trifluoperazine in the treatment of depressive states.


Quantitation of oxygen consumption and spontaneous muscular activity of the rat.


Problems concerning the transmission of immunity from mother to young.


Chronic disease and custodial care. II. Some medical and social characteristics of war veterans in a Domiciliary Unit.


A dissonance theory approach to defensive projection.


The contribution of the scientific exhibit to continuing medical education.


Reaction of boron trichloride with ribonucleic acids.


Treatment of psychoneurotic conditions with long acting trifluoperazine (stelazine), spansule capsules.


Laboratory and clinical experiences with a new oral synthetic penicillin, 5-methyl-3-phenyl-4-isoxazolyl penicillin.


Categorization of the newer penicillins by clinical laboratory tests.


The dilemma of the community hospital.

The dilemma of the community hospital.


Therapy sine psychotherapy.

Therapy sine psychotherapy.


Results of species-specific hemagglutination tests on "transformed," nontransformed, and primary cell cultures.


Persistence and stability of species-specific haemagglutinogens in cultivated mammalian cells.


Structural characteristics of dehydrogenases.


Why use analeptics?

Why use analeptics?


Studies on the aerobic and anerobic metabolism of larval and adult Taenia taeniaeformis.


The diabetic worker in industry.

The diabetic worker in industry.


Notes on x-ray campaign in Port-of-Spain.


Tuberculosis in Trinidad.

Tuberculosis in Trinidad.


Chronically disturbed children. Studies of the incidence and the care of children who are chronic invalids.


Endemic goiter in Upper Galilee.

Endemic goiter in Upper Galilee.


Gastric cancer.

Gastric cancer.


Further evidence for amino acid transport as a site of action of growth hormone.


Effect of duration of intravenous injection on the response of the spayed ewe to oestradiol benzoate (ODB).


Fine structural and histochemical study of the effect of castration on the rat prostatic complex. I. The coagulating gland.


Collodion fixation and protection of cytological smears for transportation and for staining by Papanicolaou's method.


Artero-venous difference of oxygen, cardiac output and stroke volume in function of the energy consumption.


CO2 pressure in mixed venous blood measured incruently.


Polythiazide: a new oral diuretic (a preliminary report).


Clinical evaluation of the effectiveness and safety of a new analgesic.


Management methods in libraries; a symposium. Space management and layout.


Subject list of journals indexed in Index Medicus.


Tetrabenacine treatment in persisting dyskinesia caused by psychopharmaca.


Release of noradrenaline from the spleen of the cat by acetylcholine.


The computer as a diagnostic aid in medicine.


Tuberculosis of the liver.

Tuberculosis of the liver.


EEG response to photic stimulation in 120 normal children.


The ABO blood groups and muscular dystrophy.


Trial of chlordiazepoxide as a preanesthetic medication.


Good nutrition: patients learn it best in small doses.


Family nursing--a new course in a collegiate program.


Arteriographic studies in children with cerebral palsy.


Reorientation and vestibular function. A comparison in the human centrifuge between fighter pilots and non-aviators.


The cause and practical importance of oculogravic illusions.


Pathology review.

Pathology review.


Abdominal lithopedion.

Abdominal lithopedion.


Variations in the nuclear deoxyribonucleic acid content in the adrenal cortex of the female white rat during the oestrual cycle.


Prostatic surgery mortality related to hemorrhage.


Coexistence of renal neoplasms and renal cysts.


Pathology.

Pathology.


Indications for prostatectomy.

Indications for prostatectomy.


The response of organic scintillators to electron energy deposited in them.


Four cases of volvulus of the small bowel complicating early pregnancy.


Studies of adrenal nucleic acids: the influence of ACTH, unilateral adrenalectomy and growth hormone upon adrenal RNA and DNA in the dog.


Childbirth with preparation and support in labour: an assessment.


Dry, high resolution autoradiography.

Dry, high resolution autoradiography.


Cirrhosis of the liver in Jamaica.

Cirrhosis of the liver in Jamaica.


New technic for treating internal mammary node metastases in breast cancer.


Right hepatic lobectomy.

Right hepatic lobectomy.


Cardiovascular tissue culture: a new discipline in atherosclerosis research.


The elicitation of pain in human dentine and pulp by chemical stimuli.


N 7001 in depressive states. Preliminary clinical results.


Problems in diagnosis of the central nervous system virus diseases.


Industrial hygiene support for rocket test operation.


Interpretations of proverbs in schizophrenic and depressive patients.


Aeromedical support of flight test operations at the Air force Flight Test Center.


Regeneration of colon mucosa: A morphologic and histochemical study.


Esophageal hiatus hernia.

Esophageal hiatus hernia.


Protoplast formation in human urine.

Protoplast formation in human urine.


The metabolism of iron in piglets given labelled iron either orally or by injection.


Congenital coronary arteriovenous fistula.


Liver circulation, liver function, and liver integrity.


Early maxillary orthopedics, orthodontia and alveolar bone grafting in complete clefts of the palate.


The plant tumor problem.

The plant tumor problem.


Roentgenology of the colon.

Roentgenology of the colon.


Familial nephrosis associated with deafness and congenital urinary tract anomalies in siblings.


Stimulation of protein and plasma albumin synthesis in a cell-free system from livers of nephrotic rats.


Synthesis of plasma albumin and tissue proteins in regenerating liver.


Plant tumors as an experimental model.

Plant tumors as an experimental model.


The epidemiology of Q fever in Iowa.

The epidemiology of Q fever in Iowa.


The variation of atmospheric sulphur dioxide concentration with altitude.


The training of the doctor for his work in the community.


Adenocarcinoma of the vermiform appendix.


Effects of acceleration on brightness discrimination.


Depth perception in rotating dot patterns: effects of numerosity and perspective.


Diverticulosis of the vermiform appendix. Review and case report.


The perception of depth through motion.

The perception of depth through motion.


Studies on digitalis. V. Comparison of the effects of ouabain on left ventricular dynamics in valvular aortic stenosis and hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


A histochemical study of the enzymatic activity of lymph nodes. III. Granulomatous and primary neoplastic conditions of lymphoid tissue.


A histochemical study of the enzymatic activity of lymph nodes. II. Further investigation of normal and hyperplastic lymph nodes.


Hypertrophic subaortic stenosis--a broadened concept.


Selective left heart angiocardiography by the transseptal route.


A histochemical study of the enzymatic activity of human neoplasms. I. Evidence suggesting deficiency of a succinoxidase carrier.


Studies on Starling's law of the heart. V. Left ventricular function in man.


The krypton85 inhalation test for the detection of left-to-right shunts.


The use of radioisotopes in clinical studies of the central circulation.


Serous choroidal detachment.

Serous choroidal detachment.


Control of hemorrhage from the heart and aorta utilizing a plastic adhesive.


The metabolism of thyroid hormones as related to protein binding.


Induced formation of ribonucleic acids and plastid protein in Euglena gracilis under the influence of light.


A specific species of ribosomes associated with the chloroplasts of Euglena gracilis.


Temporal lobe syndrome in children. A longitudinal review.


Varicella complicated by acute hemorrhagic encephalopathy.


Digitalis, a consideration of its mechanism of action.


The chemistry of xanthine oxidase. 7. The anaerobic reduction of xanthine oxidase studied by electron-spin resonance and magnetic susceptibility.


Effect of urea on urine concentration in the rat.


Electron-spin-resonance measurements.

Electron-spin-resonance measurements.


Sudden freezing as a technique for the study of rapid reactions.


The chemistry of xanthine oxidase. 8. Electronspin-resonance measurements during the enzymic reaction.


Psychiatric group assignment.

Psychiatric group assignment.


Studies on malaria in chimpanzees. IX. The distribution of the pre-erythrocytic forms of Laverania falcipara.


Congential pulmonary insufficiency complicating idiopathic dilatation of the pulmonary artery.


A child-oriented approach to toilet training.


Crying in infancy.

Crying in infancy.


Hepatic fibroplasia in normal and scorbutic guinea pigs.


Preliminary proposal for an EEG terminology by the Terminology Committee of the International Federation for Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology.


Recordings from large electrodes.

Recordings from large electrodes.


The analysis of brain waves.

The analysis of brain waves.


Infection of tobacco and some Chenopodium species by the cucumber virus 4 (and 3) and by its nucleic acid.


Zone metering of halothane anesthesia for pediatric dental procedures.


Palliation in female pelvic cancer.

Palliation in female pelvic cancer.


Padua and the Dawn of scientific medicine.


Autoimmune disease of the thyroid and colon, with a report of a case of chronic ulcerative colitis in association with Hashimoto's disease and penicillin allergy.


Observations on Langerhans cells in leprosy.


Red cell diameters in human cord and neonatal blood.


Some observations on the erythrocytepigment relationships in neonatal blood and marrow.


The advancement of learning: in valvulis veritas.


The effect of carbon monoxide on blood sugar.


Some effects of exposure to an environment of saturated air at mouth temperature.


A study of the "psychological refractory phase" in relation to ageing.


The effect of age on judgements of length.


Size distribution of erythrocytes.

Size distribution of erythrocytes.


Nursing care of the anesthetized patient.


Studies on the nature of the circulating anticoagulant directed against antihemophilic factor: with notes on an assay for anthemophilic factor.


Antidiuretic hormone and renal collecting tubules.


Reticulocyte size and erythropoietic stimulation.


The nursing service office. Management and procedures.


Electroencephalographic effect of hypercarbia during nitrous oxide-oxygen-thiamylal-Demerol anesthesia.


Glycogen phosphorylase in brain.

Glycogen phosphorylase in brain.


Relation between chemical composition and nutritive value of Uganda grasses.


The radium treatment of recurrent cancer of the uterine cervix.


Fractionation of Shope papilloma virus in cesium chloride density gradients.


Bleeding peptic ulcer: seasonal variation.


Allergy, immunity, and tolerance.

Allergy, immunity, and tolerance.


Nodular fasciitis of the round ligament. Report of a case.


Facilitation of maze learning with posttrial injections of picrotoxin.


Chromosomal translocations in patients with mongolism and in their normal relatives.


Symposium on medical emergencies. The child in convulsion.


Hydroxyzine hydrochloride and methylphenidate hydrochloride in the management of enuresis.


Meprobamate in the management of enuresis.


Homosexual prejudice and perceptual defense.


Cerebral arterio-venous fistula. A case report.


In vitro study of the Wisconsin bovine bladder tumor.


Tissue culture of benign and malignant human genitourinary tumors.


Knee joint arthrography.

Knee joint arthrography.


Phenformin (phenethylbiguanide) in the treatment of diabetes mellitus: a preliminary report.


Hypercalcaemia due to malignant ovarian tumour: a case report.


Use of an absorbable hemostatic gauze in rectosigmoid biopsy and polypectomy.


Regeneration of bone marrow. A clinical and experimental study (preliminary report).


Hypnosis--its values and dangers.

Hypnosis--its values and dangers.


An approach to the treatment of juvenile delinquency.


Fistulography with vacuum suction.

Fistulography with vacuum suction.


The behavior of free amino acids in nucleate and anucleate Acetabulariae


Carnitine in intermediary metabolism. Reversible acetylation of carnitine by mitochondria.


Carnitine precursors in the rat.

Carnitine precursors in the rat.


Secretor status in carcinoma of the breast.


Tracheostomy. A study of fifty-four cases.


A combined manipulandum-reinforcement arrangement.


Summer diarrhoea in a general practice.

Summer diarrhoea in a general practice.


The effect of isolated brain cooling on the cardio-vascular system.


A cooperative group study of prostatic cancer: stilbestrol versus placebo in advanced progressive disease.


Cancer of the male genitourinary tract.

Cancer of the male genitourinary tract.


Late edema after muscular exercise.

Late edema after muscular exercise.


Ruptured papillary muscle following myocardial infarction with long survival. Report of two cases.


An original treatment method for the so-called herniated disc syndrome: clinical results and rationale.


Irreducible posterolateral dislocation of the knee joint with grossly intact cruciate ligaments.


Four new chiggers from Mexico.

Four new chiggers from Mexico.


Natural history of cancer and chemotherapy.


Some comments on hallux valgus surgery.

Some comments on hallux valgus surgery.


Trials and tribulations in the treatment of intestinal parasitic disease.


Denial of due process and civil rights to aged senile persons without major mental impairment.


Two devices which facilitate photography with the Zeiss operation microscope: the photo-collar and the photo-surgical transformer.


On the interaction of adsorption cofactors with bacteriophages T2 and T4.


Influence of dietary medium-chain fatty acids on rat lipid composition. I. cis-2-Octenoic acid as precursor of linoleic acid.


RNA, ribosomes, and protein synthesis.

RNA, ribosomes, and protein synthesis.


Effect of medroxyprogesterone acetate upon the duration and characteristics of human gestation and labor.


Cellular dose and age of host in the induction of tolerance.


Serological methods in the study of transplantation antigens.


The phenomenon of immunological enhancement, with special reference to immunological tolerance.


Persistent jaundice in infancy.

Persistent jaundice in infancy.


Superheated aerosol induced sputum in the cytodiagnosis of lung cancer.


Thermal vaccinatum. (Report of a case of smallpox vaccination complicated by a burn).


Inhibition of sodium pump and increase of passive fluxes by x-rays in human erythrocytes.


The preparation of labeled uridine 5-triphosphate by the action of mono- and diphosphouridine kinases from Escherichia coli.


Behcet's disease. Report of a case history of seventeen years' duration.


Reactivity of sperm whale metmyoglobin towards hydrogen ions and p-nitrophenyl acetate.


The cupric ion complexes of oxytocin and 2-phenylalanine oxytocin.


Air pollution and cancer.

Air pollution and cancer.


Epidemiology of cancer.

Epidemiology of cancer.


The role of the local health department in medical care.


The mechanism of thiamine action: predictions from model experiments.


Roentgeno-oddities. Anomalous calcification of the stylohoid ligament.


A note on the bisexual significance of the testes.


The psychotherapeutic nurse.

The psychotherapeutic nurse.


Studies on the mechanism of fatty acid synthesis. XI. The product of the reaction and the role of sulfhydryl groups in the synthesis of fatty acids.


Diagnosis of renal hypertension. Medical aspects.


Renal vascular disease as a cause of hypertension.


Antihypertensive drug therapy: current status.


Antiemetic effect of trimethobenzamide in pregnant patients.


Decarboxylase inhibitors in the treatment of hypertension.


Enzyme inhibitors in the treatment of hypertension.


First dreams in analysis: their relationship to early memories and the pre-oedipal mother.


Acetazolamide alone and in combination with reserpine in the treatment of hypertension.


Butynamine hydrochloride as an antihypertensive agent.


Meprobamate alone and in combination with hydrochlorothiazide in the treatment of essential hypertension.


Evaluating nursing students.

Evaluating nursing students.


A facilitative effect of punishment on unpunished behavior. The key pecking of two pigeons was reinforced on a variable-interval schedule of reinforcement during the presentation of each of two stimuli. In various phases of the experiment, punishment followed every response emitted in the presence of one of the stimuli. In general, when the rate of punished responding changed during the presentation of one stimulus, the rate of unpunished responding during the other stimulus changed in the opposite direction. This sort of change in rate is an example of behavioral contrast. When punishment was introduced, the rate of punished responding decreased and the rate of unpunished responding increased as functions of shock intensity. When the rate of previously punished responding increased after the termination of the shock, the rate of the always unpunished responding decreased. When the procedure correlated with a red key was changed from variable-interval reinforcement and punishment for each response to extinction and no punishment, the rate of reinforced responding during presentations of a green key decreased and then increased while the rate of the previously punished responding during red first increased and then decreased during extinction.


Armillifer armillatus infestation. Radiological diagnosis in two Ghanaian soldiers.


Probable percentage of regression of carcinoma in situ.


Polyribonucleotide-directed protein synthesis using an E. coli cell-free system.


A note on the tranquilizers.

A note on the tranquilizers.


Death of Escherichia coli frozen on cellophane and on membrane filters.


Enzymic methylation of 2-hydroxy-estradiol-17beta to 2-methoxyestradiol-17beta by human liver.


Athletic injuries; musculotendinous unit.


Medical research and the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.


The hospital librarian and intern and resident writing.


The fine structure of protein droplets in the proximal convoluted tubule of the mouse kidney.


The hemolytic effect of primaquine. XV. Role of methemoglobin.


The methemoglobin reduction test for primaquine-type sensitivity of erythrocytes. A simplified procedure for detecting a specific hypersusceptibility to drug hemolysis.


Injection of the shoulder.

Injection of the shoulder.


Effects of nitrogen mustard on protein and nucleic acid synthesis in mouse fibroblasts growing in vitro.


Glucuronic acid conjugation of anisic acid in normal and toxemic pregnancy.


Limitations of diuretic therapy in the management of severe toxemia. The significance of hypoalbuminemia.


Congenital imperforate anus and recto-urethral fistula. 2.


Congenital imperforate anus and recto-urethral fistula. I.


Trends in the National Health Service in England and Wales, 1949-60.


The effect of acute schistosomiasis upon the appetite of the rat.


Gas gangrene following an intramuscular injection of concentrated liver extract. Report of case with fatal termination by fulminating Clostridium perfringens bacillus septicemia.


Relative activity of the gibberellins.

Relative activity of the gibberellins.


Junior colleges-a recruitment reservoir.


Cushing's syndrome associated with non-endocrine neoplasms. A review and a new case, the first with carcinoma of the gallbladder.


Pulsating varicose veins in functional tricuspid insufficiency. Case report and venous pressure tracing.


The use of local anesthesia for children.


The enzymatic conversion of epinine to epinephrine.


The language of medicine. A quantitative study of medical vocabulary.


Ethological concepts and human development.


Protection of Pseudomonas sp. against gamma-radiation by dimethyl sulphoxide.


The chemical sensitization of Pseudomonas species to ionizing radiation.


The effect of N-ethylmaleimide on the radiation sensitivity of bacteria.


Phycomycosis of horses caused by Entomophthora coronata.


Problems in the management of Marie Strumpell's disease.


Busulphan in the treatment of chronic granulocytic leukaemia.


Leucocyte antibodies and transfusion reactions.


Therapy of acute leukaemia: comparison of initial treatment with 6-mercap-topurine alone and in combination with steroids.


Familial leukaemia.

Familial leukaemia.


Special psychiatric problems in relation to disabilities, congenital, acquired and geriatric.


A study of the effects of repeated irradiation on the cysts of a ciliate, Tillina magna.


Distribution and structure of muscle spindles in the extensor digitorum brevis of the cat.


A new chest tube for use in open-heart surgery.


Comparative studies of 'bile salts'. 14. Isolation from shark bile and partial synthesis of scymnol.


Experimental exposure to spruce and pine pollen. Pulmonary changes.


Cerebral complications of hypotensive anaesthesia in a healthy adult.


Cardiovascular disease. Heart and major vessels--medical.


Effect of ouabain on the resting tension and the rate of net entry of calcium-45 in isolated perfused rabbit ventricles.


Effect of temperature and ouabain on resting tension and Ca 45 entry in rabbit atria.


Pathogenesis of uremic acidosis as indicated by urinary acidification on a controlled diet.


Why do planners pick on small hospitals?


Simplification of the assay of enzymes using non-linear reaction-progress graphs.


Amyloidosis.

Amyloidosis.


Secretin inactivating enzyme in liver.

Secretin inactivating enzyme in liver.


Tuberculosis eradication plan of Minnesota Medical Association. (Thirty seven years of effort).


Odour receptors.

Odour receptors.


Rationale for early training of deaf children.


A comparative study of urinary aromatic compounds from hospitalised mental patients and normal subjects.


Possible relations of ascorbic acid, ceruloplasmin and toxic aromatic metabolites in schizophrenia.


Retinene-1 in insect tissues.

Retinene-1 in insect tissues.


Achievement among delinquency-prone adolescents.


Studies on the maternal effect of the semilethal gene, v, in the Mexican axolotl. I. Influence of temperature on the expression of the effect. II. Cytological changes in the affected embryos.


Pregnancy in the young adolescent.

Pregnancy in the young adolescent.


Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus.

Spontaneous rupture of the esophagus.


The present status of tuberculosis control.


Effect of radiations on heart lactic dehydrogenase and pancreas ribonuclease and protective action of a sulfanilamide disulfide.


Influence of sodium in the potable waters on the low-sodium diet in cardiovascular therapy.


Air pollution and health: new facts from New York State.


Diagnosis of brochogenic carcinoma.

Diagnosis of brochogenic carcinoma.


The B blood group system of chickens. II. The effects of genotype on livability and egg production in seven commercial inbred lines.


Additional blood group systems in the chicken.


Leukemia in man following exposure to ionizing radiation. A summary of the findings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and a comparison with other human experience.


Clinical-statistical analysis of population changes in New York State mental hospitals since introduction of psychotropic drugs.


The specific volume of dry protein.

The specific volume of dry protein. The specific volume of dry protein is of interest in the interpretation of electron micrographs of protein molecules. A pycnometer with helium gas as the fluid is described and measurements on dry powders of lysozyme, ovalbumin, bovine serum albumin, and fibrinogen are reported. The values obtained exceed those from determinations on solutions by an average of 1.4 per cent when the latter measurements are uncorrected for electrostriction.


Reappraisal of attitudes with regard to schizophrenia: a clinical view.


Changing concepts in the treatment of sustained atrial fibrillation.


The psychiatric nurse in the outpatient clinic.


Effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on the behavior of rats in Hall's open field.


1-Methyl-2-mercaptoimidazole (methimazole) as a thyroid depressant in the albino rat.


Erythrocyte transketolase in early thiamine deficiency.


The future of health care plans.

The future of health care plans.


Allergic reactions to tetanus toxoid. A report of four cases.


Obstructing lesions of the lower thoracic esophagus: differentiation and treatment.


The electrocardiogram in acute pericarditis.


Growth of hamsters during continual centrifugation.


Further observations on bilharziasis in the Northern Transvaal.


A practical laboratory test for multiple sclerosis.


Persistent enhancement of Rr action in maize by structural alterations of chromosome 10.


Relative insensitivity of enhanced Rr to paramutation in maize plants heterozygous for the stippled allele.


Effect of Rr action in maize of a structural alteration distal to the R locus in chromosome 10.


Determination of creatine in urine. Inadequacies of present methods based on the conversion of creatine to creatinine. Significance of the creatine-creatinine equilibrium.


Brain scanning with mercury203 labeled neohydrin.


The prevalence of chronic bronchitis in an industrial population.


Influence of cage type and dietary zinc oxide upon molybdenum toxicity. Molybdenum-fed rats housed in galvanized cages gained less weight and had lower hemoglobin levels than similarly fed rats housed in stainless steel cages. Since similar effects were produced in rats housed in stainless steel cages by increasing the zinc in their diets, it was concluded that zinc consumed by chewing on zinc-coated cages was responsible for the abnormalities noted.


Bronchitis-a disease of increasing importance.


Hypoventilation.

Hypoventilation.


The significance of CO2 in deep hypothermia.


Contributions to the study of immediate and early x-ray reactions with regard to chemoprotection. V. Liberation of serotonin (and other amines) in the frog after x-irradiation.


Aural microphonics in man.

Aural microphonics in man.


Localization of intracranial tumors utilizing Hg203 labeled neohydrin and the photoscanner.


Unique pharmacologic properties of a new non-barbiturate anesthetic (G-29505).


Gaucher's disease without splenomegaly. Oldest patient on record, with review.


Hematological changes in long-term perfusion.


The surgical treatment of gastric ulcer.


'Plan for a merger'.

'Plan for a merger'.


A method for comparative studies on iron absorption in man using two radioiron isotopes.


Absorbability of different iron compounds.


Effect of ascorbic acid on iron absorption.


Effect of succinic acid on iron absorption.


Effect of surface-active agents on iron absorption.


Influence of meals on iron absorption in oral iron therapy.


Immunological precipitates in agarose gels.


Comparative in vitro activities of phosphorylase band cytochrome oxidase in preparation from two ox muscles.


Hemodynamic studies after total correction of tetralogy of Fallot.


Observations with the Frank system of vectorcardiography in left ventricular hypertrophy.


Histopathology of the sporotrichin skin test.


A modified dual unit organ bath for isolated tissues.


Hydrolysis of RNA by lead acetate.

Hydrolysis of RNA by lead acetate.


The synthesis of ribosomes in E. coli. II. Analysis of the kinetics of tracer incorporation in growing cells. Equations are derived representing the flow of radioactive tracer in a sequence of reactions. The conditions under which the equations are applicable are defined. A function varphi, representing the newly synthesized fraction is defined, and its use in the analysis of precursor-product relationships is discussed.


The synthesis of ribosomes in E. coli. IV. The synthesis of ribosomal protein and the assembly of ribosomes. The incorporation of C(14) leucine into the protein moiety of ribosomes has been studied as a sequel to the studies of ribosomal RNA synthesis. In contrast to the latter studies, labeled leucine is incorporated directly into 50S and 30S ribosomes without measurable delay by precursor stages. There is, however, evidence of some transfer of radioactivity from the 43S group of particles to the 50S. The inhibition of protein synthesis by chloramphenicol results in the accumulation of material similar to the eosome-the primary precursor in ribosome synthesis. There is also evidence for the synthesis of some neosome. The results of the studies of ribosomal RNA and protein synthesis are combined into a model of ribosome synthesis. Finally, consideration is made of the significance of these studies of ribosome synthesis for general problems of protein synthesis and information transfer.


Expectations for older persons in a rural community: work and retirement.


Initial eighteen months' experience with airline pilots' electrocardiograms.


Causes and treatment of post-mastectomy lymphedema of the arm. Report of 114 cases.


The caudate process and portacaval anastomosis.


Cineportography and dynamics of portal flow following shunt procedures.


A new method using a double lumen tube to obtain esophageal and gastric washings for cytological studies.


Variations in plasma cortisol during pregnancy, delivery, and the puerperium.


Ratio cortisone/cortisol in mother and infant at birth.


Donders'B- and C-reactions and S-R compatibility.


Volvulus of the small bowel-with case report.


Human response to classes of stimuli.

Human response to classes of stimuli.


Effects of a subsidiary task on performance involving immediate memory by younger and older men.


Attention and the perception of speech.

Attention and the perception of speech.


Cardiotonic action of two tannins.

Cardiotonic action of two tannins. A tannin isolated from Paullinia pinnata Linn., and tannic acid, have cardiotonic actions on the isolated perfused frog heart. Paullinia tannin is more firmly "fixed" than tannic acid. Tannin solutions contain peroxide, but the cardiotonic action is not dependent on this, since drugs believed to prevent peroxide formation, and sodium pyruvate which destroys peroxides, do not prevent the cardiotonic action. Maximal stimulation by tannin greatly reduces subsequent stimulation by ouabain. If calcium is omitted from the Ringer solution tannins cannot stimulate the heart. In this respect they differ from ouabain. However, the ouabain stimulation can be prevented by prior perfusion with tannin. It is suggested that the antagonism between tannin and ouabain is due to the former preventing ouabain from reaching its receptor sites, and that tannin stimulation is dependent on the formation of a calcium-tannin complex at the heart surface. In the isolated perfused mammalian heart preparation tannins increase diastolic tonus and coronary flow.


The use of artificial hibernation for surgery of hyperthyroidism. (Follow-up report).


Handstand fractures.

Handstand fractures.


Comparative and physiological psychology in Britain 1960.


Importance of calcium in the actions of some drugs that stimulate the isolated hypodynamic frog heart. Eight drugs that stimulate the isolated hypodynamic frog heart have been tested for their ability to stimulate hearts freshly perfused in calcium-free Ringer solution. Ouabain and digitoxigenin regularly caused stimulation, veratridine did so occasionally. Hydrogen peroxide, tannic acid, paullinia tannin (from Paullinia pinnata, Linn.), sodium oleate and sodium caprylate did not stimulate. The stimulant action of ouabain could be prevented or greatly reduced by prior perfusion with either of the two tannins or with hydrogen peroxide. Hearts perfused for 3 to 4 hr with calcium-free Ringer solution, or hearts perfused for shorter periods of time with calcium-free Ringer solution containing the disodium salt of ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid, behave unusually in that when perfusion with low-calcium Ringer solution is resumed twitch tension does not return for periods ranging from 10 to 90 min. Ouabain is unable to stimulate these "calcium-depleted" hearts. It is suggested that hydrogen peroxide, the two tannins, oleate and caprylate stimulate by causing the heart to increase the uptake of calcium from the perfusion fluid to a superficial site where calcium is necessary for the propagation of excitation from the cell membrane inwards. A special feature of the action of cardiac glycosides may be their ability to enable the heart to utilize in a similar way the intracellular stores of calcium.


The study of higher nervous activity in Britain.


Studies of the immunological relationship between the antigens from different organs in human ulcerative colitis.


Demonstration of an epithelial antigen in colon by means of fluorescent antibodies from children with ulcerative colitis. Thirteen sera from children with ulcerative colitis were examined for antibodies reacting with constituents of human colonic tissue by means of immunofluorescent methods. 3 out of 10 sera reacted positively when tested by the direct staining method while 6 out of 13 reacted positively when tested by the indirect method with conjugates of rabbit anti-human gamma globulin. The specificity of the reactions could be confirmed by inhibition tests. 16 sera from healthy children and adults yielded completely negative results. The staining capacity of various sera was correlated to their hemagglutinating titer when they were tested with sheep erythrocytes, coated with phenol-water extract of human colon. Absorption experiments indicated that the stainable antigen was also present in the extracts used for the hemagglutination experiments. In unfixed tissue sections, fluorescent antibodies were adsorbed onto the epithelial cells of the mucosa. Adsorption on epithelial basement membranes could not be demonstrated. Fluorescent H agglutinins, isolated from eel serum, were adsorbed onto the same mucosal structures of human colon (blood group O) as the antibodies in the sera of patients with ulcerative colitis. However, any immunological relationship between H substance and the colonic antigen of ulcerative colitis could be ruled out by cross-inhibition and hemagglutination inhibition experiments. Fluorescent serum from patients with rheumatoid arthritis also stained sections of human colon but the localization of the stainable antigens was different from that visualized with the ulcerative colitis sera. Inhibition experiments indicated that the rheumatoid arthritis serum contained antibodies staining colon antigens different from those reacting with antibodies in the ulcerative colitis sera. Sera from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus or with the nephrotic syndrome, which all hemagglutinated erythrocytes coated with colon extract, did not stain the sections of the colon tissue either because of suboptimal antibody concentration or because of a difference in type or localization of the antigen.


Measurement of isometric tension during thermic contraction as criterion of the biological age of collagen fibres.


The aging of Xenopus laevis, a South African frog.


The aging of Xenopus laevis.

The aging of Xenopus laevis.


A new instrument for the continuous determination of the oxygen saturation and dye dilution curves in circulating blood.


Gas chromatography of sympathomimetic amines.


Separation and identification of barbiturates and some related compounds by means of gas-liquid chromatography.


The role of fluid replacement in the treatment of bile peritonitis.


Histopathologic alterations associated with the transplanted homologous dog liver.


Granulosa cell tumors of the ovary associated with pregnancy.


Factors in the management of amblyopic and strabismic patients.


Industry and carcinogenesis of the lung.


Interracial studies in the south western tip of the African continent in relation specially to cirrhosis and primary cancer of the liver.


Man and medicine.

Man and medicine.


A philosophy of surgery.

A philosophy of surgery.


Late arterial embolectomy.

Late arterial embolectomy.


Dissonance, aggression, and evaluation of pain.


Cognitive restructuring and attitude change.


RNA synthesis and degradation during antibiotic treatment and its relation to antibiotic-induced lag.


An amino acid transport system in Streptococcus faecium.


Inhibition of endotrophic sporulation by antibiotics.


Magnesium binding as an explanation of the mode of action of novobiocin. Novobiocin affects a wide variety of biochemical and biological processes in bacteria, whereas most other antibiotics seem to affect one specific process. All of the processes known to be affected by novobiocin require magnesium ions, and in a number of cases magnesium deficiency mimics the action of the antibiotic. Evidence is presented that novobiocin complexes with magnesium ions.


Physiology of the conjugation process in the yeast Hansenula wingei.


A new method of educating three-year-old children (1695).


Country practice in days gone by (As recorded in contemporary diaries). III.


Left heart catheterization in infants and children.


Partial persistent atrioventricular canal simulating pure mitral regurgitation.


Transseptal left heart catheterization. A review of 450 studies and description of an improved technic.


On the metabolism of the brain phosphoinositide complex.


Phosphate incorporation in brain phosphionositides.


Social medicine in western Germany to-day.


Some observations on the function of the thyroid gland following surgical operations.


An unusual complication of a Meckel's diverticulum.


Slow reacting substance and related compounds.


Letter to the editor on "the effect of 6-mercaptopurine riboside in 20 cases of childhood leukemia previously treated with purine antimetabolites.


Reflex alterations in cardiac performance during complete heart block.


The pathogenesis of essential hypertension.


Removal of metallic foreign body by magnetic force.


Morphology and temporal course of degeneration in cerebellar mossy fibers following transection of spinocerebellar tracts in the cat.


Pitfalls of tympanoplasty.

Pitfalls of tympanoplasty.


Anomalous inferior vena cava with azygous and hemiazygous continuation.


Ulcerative colitis. II. Surgical management.


An experimental study on the use of nails and bolt screws in the fixation of fractures of the femoral neck.


Surgical treatment of a paravaginal cyst in a dog.


Urea-treated gram-negative bacilli in the indirect hemagglutination reaction.


Vitamin K and other quinones as coenzymes in oxidative phosphorylation in bacterial systems.


Desmethylimipramine, a new type of antidepressant drug.


Preliminary pharmacological and clinical results with desmethylimipramine (DMI) G 35020, a metabolite of imipramine.


Theories on mechanism of action of psychotherapeutic drugs.


Penicillin in milk after intramuscular injection.


Effect of restraint on gastric acidity in the rat.


Ulceration of the stomach produced by restraint in rats.


The scope of pharmacy service in hospitals.


Chlordiazepoxide in epilepsy.

Chlordiazepoxide in epilepsy.


The E syndrome (trisomy 17-18) resulting from a maternal chromosomal translocation.


Tritium labelling, simple and safe.

Tritium labelling, simple and safe.


Effects of decarboxylase inhibition on the biosynthesis of brain monoamines.


Brucellosis--an island epidemiological study.


Generalized cytomegalic inclusion disease. General and dermatologic aspects with report of a case.


A medical program for nuclear defense: a workable plan.


Infertility: a consideration of the male factors.


Symposium on clinical drug evaluation and human pharmacology. VI. Difficulties in extrapolating data on metabolism of drugs from animal to man.


Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis. Remission after therapy with trypsin and chymotrypsin.


The incompetent internal os of the cervix.


Acid-secreting function of the renal tubule.


The physiological foundation of diuretic therapy.


Progressive changes in the pathology of a heel spur.


The equivalent generator components of uniform double layers.


Clinical evaluation of an improved direct-writing phonocardiograph.


The intrinsic electrocardiraphic properties of uniform double layers.


Social conflict and schizophrenic behavior in young adult Negro males.


The ultrastructure of the epidermis in psoriasis vulgaris as revealed by electron microscopy. 1. The dermo-epidermal junction and the stratum basale in parakeratosis without keratohyalin.


The ultrastructure of the epidermis in psoriasis vulgaris as revealed by electron microscopy. 2. The stratum spinosum in parakeratosis without keratohyalin.


Reactivity of red cell eluates and serums in patients with acquired hemolytic anemia and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


The Sezary syndrome. A unique cutaneous reticulosis.


A speculative approach to the myeloproliferative syndromes.


Cerebellar hemangioblastoma and polycythemia (erythyrocythemia).


Induced changes in the photosynthetic efficiency of Porphyridium cruentum. II.


The psychiatric case conference.

The psychiatric case conference.


Immuno-assay of human chorionic gonadotropin in normal and pathologic pregnancy.


Studies on the determination of human chorionic gonadotrophin by complement fixation.


Clinical aspects of dysgerminoma of the ovary.


Psychiatric observations on juvenile delinquents in residential treatment.


The ambulatory schizophrenic as a medical patient.


Absorption properties of aggregated (dimeric) chlorphyll.


Action spectra for sensitization of light emission from monomeric and aggregated chlorophyll at physiological and liquid nitrogen temperatures.


Inappropriate behavior as a function of the energizing effect of drive.


A reaction potential ceiling and response decrements in complex situations.


Simultaneous psychotherapy of married couples: preliminary observations.


Contiguous conditioning.

Contiguous conditioning.


Modified electro therapy versus anti-depressant drugs.


The anhydrous nuclear mass as an index of progression of dysplasia.


Alkoxyglycerols in irradiation treatment.


The renewal of the two types of islet A cells studied by the incorporation of 3H-thymidine in the pancreas of ducks.


Concentrations of lignocaine in the blood after intravenous, intramuscular epidural and endotracheal administration.


Spread of analgesic solutions in the epidural space and their site of action: a statistical study.


Continuous lumbar epidural analgesia for obstetrics.


Anti-M-agglutinin in a 60-year-old man.

Anti-M-agglutinin in a 60-year-old man.


A simplified and reliable method for urine aldosterone determination in the clinical routine laboratory.


Evaluation of micrognathia with emphasis on late development of the mandible.


Experiments on the mechanism of precipitation of cryoglobulins.


The influence of thyroxine on oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria from thyroidectomized rats.


Relative value of cervical and vaginal smears in detection of uterine cancer.


Traumatic rupture of the testicle: report of a case and a review of the literature.


Persistence in blood of radioactive label of albumins, gamma globulins, and globulins of intermediate mobility. VIII. Uptake of S-35 into total serum proteins, albumins, and gamma globulins after oral administration of labeled methionine during first year of life.


The spinal fluid proteins in cerebrovascular disease.


Critical periods in human development.

Critical periods in human development.


The preservation of human red blood cell agglutinogens in liquid nitrogen: study of a technic suitable for routine blood banking.


Thiazides--a recent source of iatrogenic disease.


The effect of dextro-thyroxine on the serum-cholesterol level.


ABO blood groups in relation to ischaemic heart disease.


The shape of the future.

The shape of the future.


Membrane-potentials of the atrio-ventricular nodal area.


A method of external revision of an ileostomy.


The logic of hospital case-notes.

The logic of hospital case-notes.


Oral fluid and electrolytes.

Oral fluid and electrolytes.


Causes of perinatal mortality. Report of a study of 4,429 cases.


Investigation of factors associated with the decline of intestinal protozoa in a Kansas mental institution.


Anthelmintic therapy program in a school using two formulations of dithiazanine.


The effect of total body x-irradiation of the rabbit on the rejection of homologous skin grafts and on the immune response.


Principles and problems of phalangeal fracture treatment.


Group work with mothers in a health visiting service.


Malignant change in ulcerative colitis.

Malignant change in ulcerative colitis.


The new role of the general practitioner in the treatment of mental cases with the new psychobolic drugs.


Inflammatory disorders of the colon.

Inflammatory disorders of the colon.


An experimental study of some effects of hypoxia and respiratory acidosis on the mammalian heart.


Reactions of neurons in or near the supraoptic nuclei.


Some aspects of metabolism in profound hypothermia.


Rhinencephalic spikes and beta waves in the cat under pentobarbital.


Metabolic acidosis. A new approach to 'neostigmine resistant curarisation'.


The immunologic and hematologic status of rabbit radiation chimeras.


The effect of vegetable oils (corn oil, cottonseed oil and olive oil) on acid-pepsin secretion in dogs with vagally-innervated pouches.


John Richardson YOUNG and medical student research, 1803.


Medical education and Brown University.

Medical education and Brown University.


Research in rehabilitation of the mentally ill.


Some relations between psychiatric and psychomotor behavior changes associated with tranquilizing medications.


alpha-Amylase in whole egg and its sensitivity to pasteurization temperatures.


Hiatus hernia -- the method of repair. A comparison of that done below the diaphragm with that done above.


Three remediable abdominal masqueraders.


Perineal hygiene for the handicapped: a new method of self help.


Past and future studies of the heart.

Past and future studies of the heart.


Distribution of urease in Clostridium perfringens types.


Preparation of nurses for action in disaster.


Socioeconomic implications for ambulatory adult patients.


Disorders of biosynthesis in man.

Disorders of biosynthesis in man.


Clinicopathologic observations on systemic moniliasis. A case report and review of the literature.


Rehabilitation of severely disabled hospitalized mental patients.


Pelvic granuloma due to Enterobius vermicularis.


Action of tetanus toxin in the cerebral cortex. Injection of more than ten mouse lethal doses of tetanus toxin into cat's motor cortex produces seizures accompanied by cortical electrical convulsive discharges. During the hours preceding onset of large seizures, "antidromic" inhibition of evoked cortical activity is reduced. The similarity of these effects to those observed in spinal cord suggests operation of similar inhibitory transmitters in the two parts of the central nervous system.


Reduction of quantum content during neuromuscular transmission.


Endocrinological aspects of hirsutism.

Endocrinological aspects of hirsutism.


Oral hypoglycemic agents.

Oral hypoglycemic agents.


Urinary excretion of androst-16-en-3a-ol levels in normal subjects, and effects of treatment with trophic hormones.


The interactive effects of promozine and post-weanling stress upon adult avoidance behavior.


Adrenaline and status asthmaticus.

Adrenaline and status asthmaticus.


Monitoring techniques for toxic materials.


Effects of 20 per cent carbon dioxide in oxygen, and 25 per cent air in oxygen, on the body temperature of the rat during surface cooling.


Anthelmintic activity of methyridine against experimental nematode infections in mice. Critical studies using mice infected experimentally with nematodes (Nematospiroides dubius, Nippostrongylus muris and Heterakis spumosa) have shown methyridine to be an extremely effective anthelmintic when administered orally or subcutaneously. Comparisons of the two treatment regimes show subcutaneous administration to be the more efficient in terms of absolute dose, but neither treatment has a significant advantage in therapeutic safety margin. Methyridine has a more uniform anthelmintic action than either phenothiazine or bephenium against adult forms of the three test nematodes. In addition the drug possesses activity against all stages of certain immature nematode infections.


Studies on the mode of action of methyridine. Methyridine [2-(beta-methoxyethyl)pyridine] reached the blood and all regions of the alimentary canal following oral or subcutaneous administration of therapeutic doses of the drug. Concentrations in the lower gut were highest following subcutaneous administration, and there was a close association between blood and intestinal levels suggesting that the drug is excreted into the alimentary canal along its whole length. In vitro experiments with intact nematodes (Ostertagia spp. from sheep; Nematospiroides dubius and Heterakis spumosa from mice; and Nippostrongylus muris from rats) and with preparations of Ascaris sp. have demonstrated that methyridine passes through the cuticle and exerts an "irreversible" paralysing effect on the worms. This action is obtained within 1 hr at concentrations similar to peak levels shown to be present in the alimentary canal following the administration of therapeutic doses. Concentrations of the drug were found to be higher in the abomasum than in the intestine of sheep and yet the anthelmintic activity of methyridine is greatest against intestinal nematodes. No significant differences in the resistance of various nematode species to the drug were demonstrated, but the amount of methyridine entering ascarids was significantly greater at pH 8 than at pH 5 or 3. In addition, the in vitro anthelmintic activity of the compound was greatest in alkaline solutions, which probably accounts for the differences in anthelmintic activity noted in various parts of the alimentary canal. The paralysing effect of methyridine on nematodes is probably due to a neuromuscular block of the decamethonium type, and this can also be produced in the host by over-dosage. It is suggested that nematode tissues are more sensitive to this action than vertebrate tissues.


Effect of equine eosinophils on histamine in vitro.


Histamine protection in guinea-pigs produced by plant tumour extracts. Stable extracts were obtained from plant tumours, such as Hungarian oak galls and crown galls of infected tomato plants, which, injected intraperitoneally into guinea-pigs, protected the animals against a subsequent histamine aerosol. The protection produced by the oak gall extracts lasted for a few days and that produced by the crown gall extracts, if injected in sufficient amounts, sometimes for a few weeks.


Asphyxia due to posterior nasal atresia.


Influence of silica on the guinea pig diagnostic test for Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


The effect of oxygen tension on the growth and metabolism of a mammalian cell.


Occlusion of a cilioretinal artery with permanent central scotoma.


The management of the neurotic and emotionally disturbed patient.


A new approach to differential toxicity.


Symposium on clinical drug evaluation and human pharmacology. V. An ametric approach to bioassay.


Studies on the metabolism of the rat retina with special reference to retinitis pigmentosa. II. Amino acid content as shown by chromatography.


Studies on the metabolism of the rat retina with special reference to retinitis pigmentosa. I. Anaerobic glycolysis.


Late complications following the resection of aneurysm of the ilio-femoral artery.


The "200-bed hospital" in civil defense and disaster.


Management of major colon surgery in geriatric patients.


Heat and the older worker.

Heat and the older worker.


Physiology of training, including age and sex differences.


Normative and ipsative measurement in psychology.


The significance of fever in neoplastic disease.


Obstetrical aspects of erythroblastosis fetalis.


Health department nutrition services and the physician.


Diverticular disease of the colon: viewpoints concerning its surgical management.


Report from the American Medical Association Commission on the Cost of Medical Care.


The effect of phosphate on the ortho-tolidine reagent for detection of blood in faeces.


Microphthalmia and optic blood supply in the rat.


Coronary thrombosis. An environmental study.


Preliminary observations on the cell envelopes of two species of Halobacterium.


The peripheral structures of gram-negative bacteria. III. Effects of cations of proteolytic degradation of the cell envelope of a marine pseudomonad.


Bilirubin metabolism with special reference to neonatal jaundice.


Comparative study of "Virugon" and penicillin in measles.


Neonatal jaundice.

Neonatal jaundice.


Etiologic factors in cancer.

Etiologic factors in cancer.


Microvilli of the human jejunal epithelial cell.


Differential characteristics in uniform strains of mice.


Sleeping time responses of mice--random bred, inbred and F1 hybrids--to pentobarbitone sodium.


The influence of animal strain selection and conditioning on biological experiments and assays. Strain variation in mice.


The pattern, sensitivity and precision of the response to insulin in random bred, inbred and hybrid strains of mice.


Replication of virus plaques.

Replication of virus plaques.


Relation of angina pectoris to prognosis in myocardial infarction.


Health department alcoholism program in Prince Georges County, Md.


Home visiting by psychiatrists.

Home visiting by psychiatrists.


The interconversion of oestrone and oestradiol-17beta by human and rat blood.


Cosmesis and speed in wound closure--a new suture clip.


A situation where the Pearson correlation coefficient leads to erroneous assessment of reliability.


Chemical structure and pharmacological activity of some derivatives of digitoxigenin and digoxigenin. A series of derivatives of digitoxigenin and digoxigenin were prepared and tested for toxicity in the cat and the guinea-pig and on the isolated heart of the 48-hr chick embryo, and for inotropic activity on the cat isolated papillary muscle and the guinea-pig Langendorff heart. The order of relative potency of the compounds remained the same whether they were tested for toxicity or for positive inotropic activity. There are three molecular centres in the cardiac aglycone that are linked closely with cardiac activity. These are: (a) an OH at carbon-3 which can be combined as a glycoside, thus enhancing activity, or esterified or oxidized, producing compounds of lower activity; the maximum intensity of the inotropic response was reduced in the less potent compounds; (b) a 14-beta-OH associated with a cis C-D ring junction, alteration of which abolished activity; (c) an unsaturated cyclobutenolide ring which cannot be reduced without a great decrease in activity.


Adenoid cystic carcinoma (cylindroma) of the tongue.


Squamous-cell carcinoma of the lip.

Squamous-cell carcinoma of the lip.


Treatment of leukoplakia of the lip: report of case.


The use of magnetic tape recording for the presentation of complex signal sequences.


Study of unclassified acid-fast bacilli and strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis by inoculation of the cisterna magna of guinea pigs.


Ileorectal anastomosis in ulcerative colitis. Results in 27 patients.


The case for the gastroenterologist.

The case for the gastroenterologist.


Surgical treatment of coarctation of the aorta.


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of multiple myeloma. III. AB-100 (NSC-37095).


Surviving with visitors.

Surviving with visitors.


An eserine-like action of chloral hydrate. The intra-arterial injection of chloral hydrate potentiated the transmission of nerve impulses through the cat superior cervical ganglion, antagonized the ganglionblocking action of hexamethonium, and greatly enhanced the ganglion-stimulant action of acetylcholine. Effects on the ganglion-stimulant actions of carbachol, nicotine, tetramethylammonium and potassium chloride were slight or absent. Chloral hydrate itself usually had no direct stimulant action. The neuromuscular-blocking action of tubocurarine on the isolated rat diaphragm preparation was completely and rapidly reversed by chloral hydrate. This reversal was prevented by previoustreatment of the muscle with neostigmine. Chloral hydrate potentiated the actions of acetylcholine and nicotine on the isolated rabbit duodenum, and, in concentrations exceeding 1 mg/ml., produced a spasm which was abolished by hyoscine but not by mepyramine. It was concluded that these eserine-like effects were manifestations of an anticholinesterase action of chloral hydrate. Neither chloralose nor trichlorethanol showed evidence of this property.


Simple stricture of the ureter simulating a ureteric tumour.


Primary carcinoma of the extrahepatic bile-ducts.


An unusual reaction to tranylcypromine.

An unusual reaction to tranylcypromine.


Lethal dose studies with cattle exposed to whole-body Co60 gamma radiation.


Clinical observations on cattle exposed to lethal doses of ionizing radiation.


Nurses participate in group therapy.

Nurses participate in group therapy.


Structure of a monophosphoinositide from brain.


The influence of animal strain selection and conditioning on biological experiments and assays. Practical aspects of strain variation in relation to pharmacological testing.


The reaction of hydroxylamine with cytosine and related compounds.


Perception of real movement as a function of angle of approach.


Quantitative studies in form perception: an evaluation of the role of selected stimulus parameters in the visual discrimination performance of human subjects.


When administrators change jobs, it's not always for money, study shows.


Anemia with positive direct Coombs' test induced by trypan blue.


The role of the physical therapist in electro-myography and nerve conduction velocity studies.


The enapothetic treatment of pollinosis. XXII. Corroboration of vitellinic effect by immunologic methods. (4).


Enapothetic treatment of inhalant allergy with emulsified extract: ten questions--ten answers.


Visualization of the fate of injections of water-in-oil emulsions by means of radiopaque media, II.


Enapothetic treatment of inhalant allergy. XVII. The new vitellinic or shielded type of injection.


Ragweed pollinosis. Opsiphylactic treatment of inhalant allergy. XXI. A study of 29,770 patient-years of symptoms of ragweed pollinosis and 4400 patient-years of injections.


The opsiphylactic treatment of pollinosis. Present state of knowledge.


Sarcoidosis in Hawaii: why doesn't it occur?


A word of caution on respository therapy for allergic diseases.


Oogonial and spermatogonial differentiation within a mosaic gonad of Drosophila melanogaster.


Histoplasmosis in Southern Ontario: a further report.


Enapothetic treatment of inhalant allergic disorders. XV. Tree pollinosis.


The prevention of alcoholism.

The prevention of alcoholism.


Enapothetic treatment of grass pollinosis. A four-year study, 1958-1961, inclusive. 18.


Steroids and the anesthesiologist.

Steroids and the anesthesiologist.


Enapothetic treatment of pollinosis. XVI. The physiology of isotonic extracts.


Space-heater hazards.

Space-heater hazards.


Further studies on the infection of pig-kidney cells by foot-and-mouth disease virus.


Dissociation of foot-and-mouth disease virus into its nucleic acid and protein components.


Comparison of fluprednisolone with methylprednisolone in the treatment of ragweed hay fever.


Studies in infant feeding choices of primiparae. II. Comparison of Rorschach determinants of accepters and rejecters of breast feeding.


Determination of the dissociation constants of chlorophenol red, paranitrophenol, and phenol red.


Ritualism and patient reactions.

Ritualism and patient reactions.


Multiphasic screening program including a cardiovascular survey in Carter County, Oklahoma.


Who said care of long-term patients is routine?


Long-term experience with DBI (phenformin).


Postoperative backache.

Postoperative backache.


The effect of neuronal rest on the output of sympathetic transmitter from the spleen.


Ribonucleic acid and bacterial genetics.


Enzymic synthesis of thiamine.

Enzymic synthesis of thiamine.


The biosynthesis of folic acid. II. Inhibition by sulfonamides.


Effects of inferior alveolar nerve severance on the eruption rate of the mandibular incisor in the 10-day-old Wistar albino rat.


Waiting lists--rationale or rationalization.


Hemoglobin synthesis in hemorrhagic anemia.


Localization of gastrointestinal hemorrhage with radio-iodine.


Ragweed repository immunization in previously untreated hay fever patients.


Water and electrolyte balance.

Water and electrolyte balance.


Diets suitable for reduction of serum cholesterol levels. The Cleveland Clinic Dietary Research Project.


Asthma, allergy and steroids.

Asthma, allergy and steroids.


Advances in gastroenterology.

Advances in gastroenterology.


Clinical problems related to the prolonged artificial maintenance of life by hemodialysis in chronic renal failure.


Prolonged hemodialysis with bath refrigeration: the influence of dialyzer membrane thickness, temperature and other variables on performance.


Nandrolone-phenpropionate in progressive muscular dystrophy.


A new approach to colon preparation for barium enema: preliminary report.


The effect of dose-rate and fractionation on acute mortality in x-irradiated mice. II.


Phenazocine analgesia.

Phenazocine analgesia.


Medical propaganda.

Medical propaganda.


Effects of 2-deoxyglucose on carbohydrate metablism: review of the literature and studies in the rat.


Behaviour therapy and the neuroses.

Behaviour therapy and the neuroses.


Lepromin conversion following infection with leprosy.


Medical secrets.

Medical secrets.


Metabolic demethylation of oestrogen methyl ethers.


Dimethylsiloxane and halogenated carbons as subcutaneous prosthesis.


Studies of component movements, consistency and spare capacity of car drivers.


Inclusion compounds.

Inclusion compounds.


Pressure intracaudal injection.

Pressure intracaudal injection.


The effect of angiotension on urine flow and electrolyte excretion in hypertensive patients.


The diagnosis of renal artery stenosis.

The diagnosis of renal artery stenosis.


Paper chromatographic determination of muscarine in Inocybe species.


Differential hand usage in three-year-old children.


Harmonic analysis of visual stimuli below fusion frequency. Data which represent the relation between modulation amplitude and frequency of a sinusoidally modulated light stimulus for constant flicker appearance have been employed to predict characteristics of rectangular waveforms which will be of the same flicker appearance. Predictions are compared with the results of an experiment in which such rectangular waveforms were employed.


Visual acuity and dark adaptation.

Visual acuity and dark adaptation.


The chemical structure and enzymatic functions of bovine procarboxypeptidase A.


Strontium-90 levels in human milk. A nine-month survey in Toronto.


Acute oral and parenteral toxicity of four titanate compounds in the rat.


The long wavelength forms of chlorophyll a. When Euglena gracilis is cultured with light of low intensity (ca. 250 ft-c), an absorption band at 695 mmu is formed in an amount equal to about 20 per cent of the total chlorophyll absorption in this red region. An equally large proportion of C(a)695 is observed in Ochromonas danica, irrespective of light intensity. Other algae tested appear to contain approximately 3 to 5 per cent of their chlorophyll as C(a)695; this proportion does not increase as strikingly with lowering of the light intensity as it does in Euglena. C(a)695 bleaches more readily than the other chlorophyll forms both reversibly, in whole cells, and irreversibly, in homogenates. Cells containing a large proportion of C(a)695 have a fluorescence maximum at 708 mmu, as contrasted to the 687 mmu maximum in other algae. Occasionally, old cultures of Euglena contain cells with an absorption band at approximately 710 mmu. This absorption band is quite stable in aqueous extracts; when the pigment is transferred to ether an equivalent amount of pheophytin a is found to be present. Conditions leading to the formation of the 710 mmu absorption band are not yet known.


Septum surgery--past and present.

Septum surgery--past and present.


Anti-trypanosomal activity of certain phenyldiazoamino- and phenylazoamino-phenanthridinium compounds. Red phenyldiazoaminophenanthridinium and purple phenylazoaminophenanthridinium compounds, most of which were obtained as isomeric pairs, were tested in mice for curative and prophylactic action against Trypanosoma congolense. Several of the individual compounds showed a high degree of activity, the red isomer of each pair usually being more active therapeutically and prophylactically than the purple one, although high prophylactic effect was not always associated with high therapeutic potency. The most interesting isomeric pair was that consisting of metamidium, 7-(m-amidinophenyldiazoamino)-2-amino-10-ethyl-9-phenylphenanthridinium chloride hydrochloride (red isomer) and x-(m-amidinophenylazo)-2,7-diamino-10-ethyl-9-phenylphenanthridinium chloride hydrochloride (purple isomer). Among the individual compounds, the one with the greatest curative action was the red isomer of metamidium, now known as isometamidium. Its 10-methyl homologue was slightly less active and its p-amidino-isomer was considerably less active. The compounds with the greatest prophylactic action were 2,7-di(m-amidinophenyldiazoamino)-10-ethyl-9-phenylphenanthridinium chloride dihydrochloride trihydrate, its 10-methyl homologue, and the red m-amidino-isomers mentioned above. The only other compounds to show appreciable prophylactic action were three guanidino-substituted phenyldiazoaminophenanthridines, although they were less active than metamidium at low doses. One of these, 2-amino-10-ethyl-7-(m-guanidinophenyldiazoamino)-9-phenylphenanthridinium chloride hydrochloride, was also very active therapeutically.


Localization of electrical activity in the cat retina by an electrode marking method.


Isolation and identification of a receptor potential from the pure cone fovea of the monkey retina.


Analysis of the intraretinal electroretinogram in the intact cat eye.


Localization of origins of electroretinogram components by intraretinal recording in the intact cat eye.


Study of gonorrhea in treated and untreated asymptomatic women as determined by fluorescent antibody and culture methods. II. Teen-age and young adults confined.


A vascular clamp utilizing sponge rubber.


Mythical sphenopalatine ganglion neuralgia.


Slaves to antimicrobials.

Slaves to antimicrobials.


A study of religious belief.

A study of religious belief.


The care and comfort of the aged poor.

The care and comfort of the aged poor.


A dermatologic suture clip.

A dermatologic suture clip.


Intussusception of infancy and childhood.


A new class of compounds showing anthelmintic properties.


Congenital malformations. Aetiology and pathology.


Observations on the changes in the potassium content of rat jejunal mucosa during absorption.


An antigenic difference between "A" antigens in human epithelial and endothelial tissue.


Acute arterial embolism.

Acute arterial embolism.


Thyroglossal cysts and sinuses in children, results of the Sistrunk operation.


Thyroglossal duct cysts and sinuses: results of radical (Sistrunk) operation.


The response of immature mice to mixtures of gonadotrophins.


Adjective check list correlates of extreme scores on the MMPI depression scale.


An antifungal agent identical with valinomycin.


Planning a television system for a new hospital.


Increased fibrinolysin with malignant disease. Report of two cases.


Evaluating hospital administration.

Evaluating hospital administration.


The diseased cystic duct remnant--a cause of postcholecystectomy symptoms.


John Snow--the autumn loiterer.

John Snow--the autumn loiterer.


Comparison of diffusion of different microbial growth factors, alone and in combination, through extracted human teeth.


Studies on the antigenic structure of ribonuclease. III. Inhibition by peptides of antibody to performic acid-oxidized ribonuclease.


Adsorption of influenza A virus by Aerobacter aerogenes spheroplasts. Brown, Ronald J. (University of Kansas, Lawrence), Albert A. Benedict, and Nancy Armstrong. Adsorption of influenza A virus by Aerobacter aerogenes spheroplasts. J. Bacteriol. 83:1124-1130. 1962.-Aerobacter aerogenes spheroplasts adsorbed virus at a greater rate than whole A. aerogenes cells or cell-wall preparations. The largest fragments of sonic-disrupted spheroplasts were responsible for adsorption. Adsorption was characterized by rapid disappearance of viral hemagglutinin in about 8 min, elution of hemagglutinin, and followed again by complete adsorption of hemagglutinin. Viral activity was not recovered from spheroplasts after the final adsorption phase. Spheroplasts treated with heat, dilute periodate, or formaldehyde did not adsorb virus, and treatment of spheroplasts with receptor-destroying enzyme resulted in delayed adsorption.


Cancer registries in Georgia.

Cancer registries in Georgia.


Radioactive wastes in the marine environment.


Federal estate taxes.

Federal estate taxes.


Staphylococcic antitoxins in dairy cattle. II. Their occurrence in the blood of cows with chronic staphylococcic udder infections.


Fracture and fusion of coccid chromosomes.


Staphylococcic antitoxins in dairy cattle. III. Their occurrence in the blood of cows with acute staphylococcic mastitis.


Biosynthesis of the coumarins. III. The role of glycosides in the formation of coumarin by Hierochloe odorata.


Effect of continuous low-dose gamma irradiation on healing of standardized wounds in the albino rat.


Biosynthesis of coumarin and herniarin in lavender. Coumarin and herniarin are formed in lavender from labeled o- and p-coumaric acids, respectively. At least part of the herniarin exists in lavender as a glycoside, presumably a 4-methoxycoumarinic acid glycoside, which yields free herniarin on hydrolysis. Biosynthesis of herniarin by successive para- and ortho- hydroxylation of cinnamic acid is indicated.


Treatment of herpes simplex keratitis with copper sulfate iontophoresis. A preliminary report.


The saturated-lactone glycoside dihydro-ouabain: effects on potassium balance of the dog heart.


Phlyctenular keratoconjunctivitis among Eskimo United States Army recruits.


The prevention of tissue necrosis with a levarterenol-adrenolytic mixture.


Lysis of lactic acid bacteria by lysozyme and ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid.


Comparative biochemistry of myoglobins.

Comparative biochemistry of myoglobins.


The reliability of methods for cholesterol determination in studies on coronary disease.


The genealogy of the medical center.

The genealogy of the medical center.


Syphilis and gonorrhea in general practice.


Biosynthesis of royal jelly acid from sucrose.


Geographical distribution of primary tumours of bone in England and Wales.


Human chromosome abnormalities.

Human chromosome abnormalities.


A classification of patients with primary amenorrhoea on a cytogenetic basis.


A study of the capillary blood flow through bone marrow by the radio-isotope depot clearance technique.


Reduction of 11-oxy and 11-deoxy steroids by mammalian liver delta4-hydrogenases.


Changes in thyroid gland activity during the oestrous cycle in rats.


Stress effects in the epiphysis of the femoral head after reduction of congenital dislocation.


A clostridial or enterococcal food poisoning outbreak.


Discussion on megacolon and megarectum with the emphasis on conditions other than Hirschsprung's disease.


Anticholinergic drugs: clinical application and evaluation of endobenzyline bromide.


C. Gordon McHARDY.

C. Gordon McHARDY.


Factors related to turnover among Veterans Administration nursing assistants.


Bladder tumors and grain alcohol: a clinical observation.


Congenital pneumonia.

Congenital pneumonia.


Advances in industrial medicine.

Advances in industrial medicine.


Survey of eclampsia--clinical aspects.

Survey of eclampsia--clinical aspects.


The determination of the radio-sensitivity of tumours.


Placental insufficiency.

Placental insufficiency.


Electrophysiological studies of arthropod chemoreception. IV. Latency, independence, and specificity of labellar chemoreceptors of the blowfly, Lucilia.


Current views on the teaching of occupational hygiene at the University of Durham.


A preliminary study of the fluid flow from the gingival sulcus.


"B 663" in the treatment of leprosy. Supplementary report of the pilot trial.


"B 663" in the treatment of leprosy. Preliminary report of a pilot trial.


Apparent resistance of M. leprae to "B 663".


Long-acting prednisolone in the control of lepra reaction.


Methimazole in the treatment of leprosy.


A case of ainhum of the finger.

A case of ainhum of the finger.


Ainhum. A clinical and etiological study of 83 cases.


Calcinosis circumscripta of the scrotal wall: the etiological role of Onchocerca volvulus.


Juxta-articular nodules in yaws. A clinical study of 210 cases.


The anterior tibial compartment syndrome. Differential diagnosis in a Nigerian leprosarium.


Leprosy in Africa today.

Leprosy in Africa today.


The treatment of lepra reaction with an azulene derivative, "AZ-8".


Altering systems and psychiatry.

Altering systems and psychiatry.


Metopirone in the assessment of pituitary-adrenal function.


Polyethylene in posttraumatic orbital floor reconstruction.


The latent period in industrial disease.


Weights of thymus and seminal vesicle in castrate mice as altered by intraperitoneal vs. subcutaneous injections of testosterone.


Homeostasis of organ weight in response to increasing dosage of testosterone in the castrated mouse.


Gonadal mosaicism as a factor in determining the ratio of visible to lethal mutations in Drosophila.


The proportionality between mutation rate and ultraviolet dose after photoreactivation in Drosophila.


The functinal gastrointestinal disorders of pulmonary emphysema.


Trial of a long-acting sulfonamide sulfaphenazole (Orisul, Ciba), in the treatment of leprosy.


Fractures and "do it yourself aluminum".


Digitalis tolerance in dogs following extracorporeal circulation.


The influence of diet on lactobacilli in the stomach of the rat.


Magnetic susceptibility measurements of iron (III) form ion exchange resin.


A study of infantile diarrhoea in Cairo, Egypt.


Predicting instrumental performance from the independent rates of contingent responses in a choice situation.


Toxemia in hormone-induced pseudopregnancy.


The late results of Heller's operation in the treatment of achalasia.


Effect of bed rest on resting calf blood flow of healthy adult males.


Effect of surgery on resting calf blood flow.


Russian research on aging.

Russian research on aging.


Current status of psychology in the U.S.S.R.


Methods for the study of body composition: some recent advances and developments.


Some somatic age changes observed in man in the context of in vivo studies of body composition.


The value of frequent realistic exercises in diaster control.


The effect of Dexadrine on primary mental abilities scores.


Idiopathic hyperlipemia with features of xanthomatous biliary cirrhosis in infancy.


Pesticins. I. Pesticinbacterium interrelationships, and environmental factors influencing activity. Brubaker, Robert R. (U. S. Army Biological Laboratories, Fort Detrick, Frederick, Md.) and Michael J. Surgalla. Pesticins. I. Pesticin-bacterium interrelationships, and environmental factors influencing activity. J. Bacteriol. 82: 940-949. 1961-A second bacteriocin-like substance produced by all tested strains of Pasteurella pestis and P. pseudotuberculosis is described. This activity, termed pesticin II, is active against the two avirulent P. pestis strains, A12 and Java. These strains do not produce pesticin I, which inhibits the growth of type I strains of P. pseudotuberculosis. Pesticin I was also found to be active against certain strains of Escherichia coli, strain A12, but not strain Java, and some P. pestis isolates which also produce pesticin I. A number of E. coli strains produce a substance which also inhibits the growth of strains A12 and Java; the activity of this substance is dependent upon the presence of high concentrations of Ca(++). The activity of both pesticins is inhibited under anaerobic conditions or in the presence of antiserum. The activity of pesticin I, but not pesticin II, is suppressed by Fe(+++), hemin, certain hemin-containing proteins, Mg(++), and inorganic phosphate. Suppression of pesticin I activity by Fe(+++) can be reversed by the addition of either Ca(++) or Sr(++) or by metal chelating agents. All tested strains of P. pestis and P. pseudotuberculosis produce a metabolite which suppresses the activity of pesticin I. The activity of this substance, termed pesticin I inhibitor, is enhanced by Fe(+++), and to a lesser extent by Mg(++) or by inorganic phosphate; its activity is suppressed by Mn(++) and by protamine sulfate.


Influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. II. Studies on the toxicity of rare earth compounds and their influence on radiation lehality.


Complications of ulcerative colitis.

Complications of ulcerative colitis.


Influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. II. Studies on the toxicity of rare earth compounds and their influence on radiation lethality.


Premenstrual tension. A study of weight changes and balances of water, sodium, and postassium.


The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.


Susceptibility of wild mammals to infection by Schistosoma mansoni.


A non-specific depressant effect on the immunological response.


Medical diagnosis by computer.

Medical diagnosis by computer.


The prophylactic and curative activity of sodium antimony dimercapto succinate (TWSb) in experimental infections with Schistosoma mansoni.


Studies in the metabolism of carrier-free radioruthenium. III. The behaviour of nitrosyl-ruthenium in the gastrointestinal tract.


Effect of oral alpha-chymotrypsin on sputum viscosity.


Reactions of nurses and mothers to stillbirths.


When do you leave a fallout shelter?

When do you leave a fallout shelter?


Activity in the psychotherapeutic process.


Falsification of bodily needs and body concept in schizophrenia.


The normal resting cardiac output: serial determinations by a dye dilution method.


Destruction of enteric bacteria in liquid egg with beta-propiolactone. Liquid whole egg or egg white, inoculated with Escherichia coli 1485, Salmonella senftenberg ATCC 8400, or Salmonella typhimurium 84-I, was treated with concentrations of beta-propiolactone ranging from 0.05 to 0.3%. Egg white containing 1 x 10(3) to 1 x 10(6) cells of E. coli 1485 per ml was sterilized in 1 hr at 27 C by lactone concentrations of 0.2 and 0.3%. Egg white containing 1 x 10(5) cells of S. senftenberg ATCC 8400 per ml was sterilized in 12 hr at 10 C by 0.1% lactone and in 2 to 3 hr by 0.3% lactone at the same temperature. Liquid whole egg inoculated with 1 x 10(5) cells of either species of Salmonella was sterilized in 4 to 5 hr at 10 C with 0.2% lactone or in 2 to 3 hr by 0.3% lactone at this temperature. A mild heat treatment of either 15 min at 37 C or 1 min at 55 C markedly shortened the exposure times required for sterilization by beta-propiolactone at 10 C. After disinfection was complete, the lactone-treated liquid whole egg was reinoculated with low cell numbers of either species of Salmonella to determine the presence of residual lactone or toxic products. Liquid whole egg treated with 0.2% lactone would support the growth of salmonellae after 13 to 14 hr at 10 C. A heat treatment of 45 min at 37 C or 10 min at 55 C immediately after addition of 0.2% lactone allowed growth of the salmonellae in the lactone-treated liquid whole egg. No evidence of residual toxicity from the lactone treatment was found. The amount of lactone needed to prevent the outgrowth of low cell numbers of either strain of Salmonella in liquid whole egg was quantitated. Liquid whole egg containing 0.06 to 0.07% lactone would not support salmonellae growth from inocula of 1 to 10 cells per ml of egg. Lactone concentrations above 0.08% prevented outgrowth of salmonellae inocula of 10 to 200 cells per ml of liquid whole egg.


Social and emotional factors in diet changes.


Transformation of oral impulses in eating disorders: a conceptual approach.


Water in expired air: physiology and measurement.


Perceptual and conceptual disturbances in anorexia nervosa.


A note on modified instructions for Bender-Gestalt elaborations and associations.


The relationship between selfconcept and the presence and absence of scholastic underachievement.


Contributions to the problem of the relationship between the central nervous system and the liver. Narcolepsy and acrocyanosis associated with chronic hepatitis.