Difficulties in the diagnosis and management of unsuspected tuberculous enteritis and colitis. Five patients with tuberculous enteritis and one with possible tuberculous colitis are described, all of whom presented difficult problems of diagnosis and management. Chest radiographs were normal in three cases, and radiology of the bowel was misleading in five. Two developed intestinal malabsorption with megaloblastic anaemia. The finding of tubercle bacilli in the faeces presented an important diagnostic problem in one of the cases with a normal chest radiograph. All the patients required both medical and surgical treatment, and the outcome in five has been very good and relatively satisfactory in the sixth. The last case particularly illustrates the difficulty of ultimate diagnosis in some patients with granulomatous or ulcerative entero-colitis.


RIpH.

RIpH.


Respiratory failure: simple bedside tests of lung function.


The fate of foreign antigen and speculations as to its role in immune mechanisms.


Radioactive fallout.

Radioactive fallout.


Pupillomotor spectral sensitivity curve and color of the fundus.


Peripheral arterial embolism.

Peripheral arterial embolism.


Recent observations on Zulu and Natal Indian diabetics in Durban.


Built-in car-crash protection: a design for living.


Federal safety specifications for automobiles, trucks, and buses.


Hyperlipidemia with ketoacidosis.

Hyperlipidemia with ketoacidosis.


Factors determining film exposure in cineradiography.


Oral prolonged-action medication.

Oral prolonged-action medication.


Preparation and evaluation of thiamine-N-cyclohexylsulfamate hydrochloride.


Neurosurgical treatment of bladder and bowel dysfunction resulting from anomalous development of the sacral neural axis.


A retro-ocular teratoma containing pinealomatous tissue in a young chicken.


Secondary breast cancer of prostatic origin.


An extracellular material elaborated by Micrococcus sodonensis. Campbell, J. N. (American Meat Institute Foundation, Chicago, Ill.), James B. Evans Jerome J. Perry, and C. F. Niven, Jr. An extracellular material elaborated by Micrococcus sodonensis. J. Bacteriol. 82:828-837. 1961.-When actively growing in a yeast extract-tryptone broth, Micrococcus sodonensis produced rather large quantities of an extracellular material. On a dry weight basis, this material consisted of approximately 80% deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), 6% ribonucleic acid, 13% protein, and a small quantity of a cell pigment which contained an associated iron porphyrinlike compound. The extracellular material was not produced in other complex or synthetic media. Removal of cells from the appropriate growth medium and suspension in distilled water resulted in the prevention of formation of the material if it had not already begun, or its immediate cessation in those cells which had been actively producing the material. Cells producing the extracellular material exhibited an increasingly higher concentration of intracellular DNA as incubation proceeded, whereas cells growing under conditions not supporting such production showed a decline in intracellular DNA as the culture aged. A similar increase of intracellular DNA, but not release of extracellular material, could be effected by addition of yeast extract or high levels of purine compounds to a medium which did not support the production of extracellular material. The base composition and ratios of both extracellular and intracellular DNA produced under all conditions tested were compared and found to be similar or identical, and to correspond to the classical Watson-Crick structure for DNA.


Enzyme distribution in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Campbell, J. J. R. (The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada), Loretta A. Hogg, and G. A. Strasdine. Enzyme distribution in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. J. Bacteriol. 83:1155-1160. 1962.-Previous studies on the distribution of enzymes in bacteria have indicated that, although individual enzymes were predominantly associated with a particular cellular structure, nevertheless some of the enzyme appeared to be present in all cellular fractions. In the present work with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, it was shown that, in general, an enzyme is present in only one cellular component. Hexokinase, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, 6-phosphogluconic dehydrogenase, gluconic dehydrogenase, malic dehydrogenase, fumarase, isocitric dehydrogenase, isocitritase, and catalase were detected only in the soluble cytoplasm of the cell. Glucose oxidase and succinic dehydrogenase were detected only in the "ghost" fraction. Diphosphopyridine nucleotide oxidase was present in both "ghost" and ribosomal fractions but was most concentrated in the "ghost". Although adenylic kinase was found to be present in all fractions, it was possible to fractionate cells so that almost all of the activity was associated with the soluble cytoplasm a minor amount being associated with the "ghost." Adenosine triphosphatase was most concentrated in the "ghost" but appreciable activity appeared in the cytoplasm. Polynucleotide phosphorylase appeared to be the only enzyme that was convincingly associated with the ribosomes. However, a small amount of activity was associated with the soluble cytoplasm and with the "ghosts."


Role of the renal arterial pulse pressure in renal hypertension.


When is the appendix normal? A study of acute inflammations of the appendix apparent only upon histologic examination.


Effect of ammonium ion on growth and metabolism of Micrococcus sodonensis. Campbell, J. N. (American Meat Institute Foundation, Chicago, Ill.), James B. Evans, Jerome J. Perry, and C. F. Niven, Jr. Effect of ammonium ion on growth and metabolism of Micrococcus sodonensis. J. Bacteriol. 82:823-827. 1961.-When Micrococcus sodonensis was grown in a synthetic medium deficient in ammonia, large quantities of alpha-keto acids, chiefly alpha-ketoglutaric, accumulated in the medium. The addition of ammonium chloride to this medium prevented such accumulation and also supported increased growth, even in the presence of excess glutamate. Neither potassium nor sodium would substitute for ammonia in producing this effect. The results indicate that this microorganism has a specific requirement for the ammonium ion in its growth and metabolism. If not supplied exogenously, ammonia is made available by deamination of glutamic acid. The exact route of incorporation of ammonia is unknown.


Hematometrocolpos in the new-born. An unusual complication of hydrometrocolpos.


The radical neck dissection in laryngeal cancer surgery.


Thermostable alpha-amylase of Bacillus stearothermophilus. IV. Amino-terminal and carboxyl-terminal amino acid analysis.


Thermostable alpha-amylase of Bacillus stearothermophilus. III. Amino acid composition.


Tricuspid atresia and its prognosis with and without surgical treatment.


Twins and congenital heart disease.

Twins and congenital heart disease.


Some aural causes of dizziness.

Some aural causes of dizziness.


The problem of weightessness: otolaryngological aspects.


Blunt abdominal trauma.

Blunt abdominal trauma.


Burns.

Burns.


The emergency care of thoracic trauma.

The emergency care of thoracic trauma.


The management of multiple trauma.

The management of multiple trauma.


Some orthopaedic aspects of pediatrics.

Some orthopaedic aspects of pediatrics.


Contractual agreements between dentist and auxiliary.


Penthrane: a clinical evaluation in 50 cases.


Management of prolapsed umbilical cord.

Management of prolapsed umbilical cord.


Relationship between the lettuce big-vein virus and its vector, Olpidium brassicae.


A study of beryllium exposures at a high explosive assembly test facility.


Urinary mucopolysaccharide excretion in the sex-linked form of the Hurler syndrome.


Familial neonatal leukaemia.

Familial neonatal leukaemia.


Effect of thiabendazole upon experimental trichinosis in swine.


Congenital ocular motor apraxia in females.


Epigastric distress of early pregnancy and its management.


Rupture of haemangioma of the spleen in pregnancy. Report of a case.


American psychiatry: current practices and views in psychopharmacology.


The fundus oculi of the pigeon.

The fundus oculi of the pigeon.


A simple test for lacrimal obstruction.

A simple test for lacrimal obstruction.


The pharmacology of the pigeon pupil.

The pharmacology of the pigeon pupil.


Pancreatic islet cell adenoma presenting as neuropsychiatric problems.


Effect of topical application of hydrocortisone on dermic lesions produced in rabbits by vaccinia virus.


On achieving excellence.

On achieving excellence.


Factors affecting the voluntary intake of food by cows. 2. The relationship between the voluntary intake of roughages, the amount of digesta in the reticulo-rumen and the rate of disappearance of digesta from the alimentary tract.


Factors affecting the voluntary intake of food by cows. 3. The effect of urea on the voluntary intake of oat straw.


Intracellular synthesis of protein-polysaccharides by slices of bovine costal cartilage.


An analysis of operative and immediate postoperative deaths.


Venereal diseases in Mexico.

Venereal diseases in Mexico.


Chemical tests for alcoholic intoxication.


Carcinoma in situ of the uterine cervix as the primary cytological diagnosis.


The medical aspects of the investigation of sexual offences.


Incidence of carcinoma in situ with special reference to age, pregnancy, parity, race and hormonal condition.


Scintigraphic examination of nodules of the thyroid.


The genetic factor in endemic goitre.

The genetic factor in endemic goitre.


Chromatography of iodinated amino acids in the serum of hyperthyroid patients.


Photocoagulation in retinal diseases.

Photocoagulation in retinal diseases.


A new genus and species of mite (Laelaptidae) from Orchestoidea californiana (Gammaridea).


Serial changes in serum calcium and phosphorus concentration and in urinary phosphorus excretion after parathyroid surgery: further evidence for a dual effect of parathyroid hormone.


Choanal atresia and sudden death.

Choanal atresia and sudden death.


Isolated fracture of the anterior tibeal tubercle.


The prognostic value of circulating tumor cells in patients with breast cancer.


Blood pressure during natural sleep and during sleep induced by electrical stimulation of the brain stem reticular formation.


Metabolism of nucleic acids.

Metabolism of nucleic acids.


Mechanism of ganglion blocking activity by methonium chains.


Dysphonia associated with unilateral vocal cord paralysis: a case study.


Hypnosis for the patient with cancer.

Hypnosis for the patient with cancer.


Rotation plan in the nurseries.

Rotation plan in the nurseries.


Architectural barriers-a personal problem.


Erythema nodosum type of lepra reaction. General consideration and report of three cases treated with long-term adrenocorticosteroid therapy.


Case for diagnosis: variant of Weber-Christian disease.


Contribution to the study of the regenerative ability of the hyalin cartilage.


Electrophoretic demonstration of specific enzyme-substrate complex between pepsin and serum albumin. II. Inhibition of complex formation by acetyl-L-tryptophan and fatty acids.


Spectroscopic evidence for complexing of acetic acid with bovine serum albumin, gramicidin, and dimethylformamide. Acetic acid has a major effect on the absorption spectra of bovine serum albumin, gramicidin, and dimethylformamide in the region, 255 to 200 mmu. Increasing the concentration of acetic acid causes progressively decreasing absorbency accompanied by a large and progressively increasing red shift of the absorption maximum. The decrease in absorbency is interpreted in terms of a reversible complexing of acetic acid with these molecules and the red shift in terms of a non-specific solvent effect.


A temperature-gradient bar and its applications to the study of temperature effects on the growth of Reiter's treponeme. Cannefax, George R. (Communicable Disease Center, Atlanta, Ga.). A temperature-gradient bar and its applications to the study of temperature effects on the growth of Reiter's treponeme. J. Bacteriol. 83:708-710. 1962.-A temperature-gradient device is described which employs a constant heat source and an aluminum bar with 294 holes to accommodate small test tubes. Examples of the range and degree of temperature gradients are presented, and the factors affecting heat conduction and heat losses are discussed. Three temperature gradients obtained under different conditions are shown graphically. The usefulness of the temperature-gradient bar in determining the optimal temperature for the cultivation of Reiter's treponeme is presented. The optimal temperature range was found to be 33 to 35 C. The potential usefulness of the temperature-gradient bar in other biological studies is suggested.


Unilateral electro-convulsive therapy.

Unilateral electro-convulsive therapy.


Plastic surgery of the extremities.

Plastic surgery of the extremities.


Nerve-rootanomalies in lumbar-disc surgery.


Explanation of cocaine desensitization of blood pressure responses to ephedrine.


Successful postmortem cesarean section. Report of a case.


Immunization.

Immunization.


Health resources and developments. Administration.


The case for hospital merger.

The case for hospital merger.


The pharmacology of driving and the law, with special reference to alchol.


Effect of alpha-methyl DOPA in severe and malignant hypertension.


Retardation of the progress of experimental pancreatitis with trypsin inhibitors.


The heart and lungs in myotonic muscular dystrophy.


Glomus tympanicum removal by transmeatal approach.


Endarterectomy for obliterative atherosclerosis.


Rapid serial angiography in the investigation of the pharmacology of brain circulation in the dog.


Injury to the abducens nerve.

Injury to the abducens nerve.


Effects of 5-fluorouracil on the adrenals of normal and tumor-bearing rats.


The therapeutic use of radio-isotopes.

The therapeutic use of radio-isotopes.


Quantitative studies on viral interference in suspended L cells. II. Factors affecting interference by UV-irradiated Newcastle disease virus against vesicular stomatitis virus.


Mumps virus.

Mumps virus.


The influence of age and health status on the MMPI scores of a normal population.


A method for evaluating disability in patients with Parkinson's disease.


Focusing on the untreatable, emotionally disturbed.


Overseas experiences with ear surgery.

Overseas experiences with ear surgery.


Routine high anterior chest leads in the electrocardiogram.


Retention of verbal paired-associates in normals and retardates.


A study of the physical properties of various intestinal decompression tubes.


An evaluation of radiopaque substances for intestinal decompression tubes.


Disposable intestinal decompression tube.


Intestinal decompression tubes.

Intestinal decompression tubes.


Evolution of the silicone rubber intestinal decompression tube.


Silicone rubber intestinal decompression tubes. An experimental study.


The effect of intestinal gases upon intestinal decompression tubes.


Reflexes.

Reflexes.


The repair of circumferential defects of the trachea by direct anastomosis: experimental evaluation.


Malignant tumors of the maxillary sinus. Correlative study of clinical, anatomical, and pathologic aspects of supervoltage roentgentherapy.


Iron absorption from the intestinal tract. The influence of the iron stores.


Iron absorption from the gastro-intestinal tract. A reassessment of the "mucosal block" theory and the influence of the rate of erythropoiesis.


Iron absorption from the intestinal tract. The influence of the haemoglobin concentration and of hypoxia.


The effect of ultraviolet irradiation on the activity of a cell-free lipid synthesizing system.


Fate of H3-thymidine-labeled spleen cells in in vivo cultures during secondary antibody response.


Acquisition and transfer in partial reinforcement.


Influence of a small number of partial reinforcement training trials on resistance to extinction.


Decremental and facilitative effects in the straight-alley runway under partial reinforcement.


Microbial transformation of steroids. XIX. Transformation of steroids by Mycobacterium flavum.


Microbial transformation of steroids. XVII. Transformation of progesterone by various species and strains of Penicillium.


Microbiological transformation of derivatives of hexahydronaphthoic acid.


Antidiuretic activity of the plasma and posterior pituitary lobe during ontogenesis in the dog.


Vertebral biopsy for doubtful neoplams.

Vertebral biopsy for doubtful neoplams.


Granulomatous orchitis with sperm granuloma of epididymis: a case report.


Pulmonary hyaline membrane formation in the adult. A clinicopathologic study.


A broader concept of Caplan's syndrome related to rheumatoid factors.


Correlation of radiological category with lung pathology in coal-workers' pneumoconiosis.


Addiction and criminal responsibility.

Addiction and criminal responsibility.


Diagnosis of xanthomatosis.

Diagnosis of xanthomatosis.


Long-term unit fits cost to care.

Long-term unit fits cost to care.


Treatment of ragweed hay fever and asthma with respository injections.


Constitution and physicochemical properties of carbohydrates.


Short-stay psychiatric unit in a general hospital.


Latex fixation for screening blood donors.


Resection of retroperitoneal malignant neurilemmoma with inferior vena cava and abdominal aorta.


Acute intestinal obstruction.

Acute intestinal obstruction.


Dosimetry during cineradiography and other specialized radiographic diagnostic procedures.


Drug therapy in mental illness.

Drug therapy in mental illness.


Protection from ventricular fibrillation by partial cardio-pulmonary or total left ventricular by-pass.


Studies of plasma hemoglobin formation in three pumping systems used in extracorporeal circulation.


Alimentary disease. Liver and pancrease surgical.


External choledochoduodenostomy. An evaluation of 125 cases.


Intestinal fistulae including vesicocolic.


The importance of plantigraphy for identifying the newborn.


Orientational perception. A review and preliminary study of distortion in orientational perception.


Attitudes of and towards the dying.

Attitudes of and towards the dying.


Perceptual organization in infancy and childhood.


Four recent cases of juvenile fibroangioma of the postnasal space.


Elevation of lysozyme in extracts of kidneys and spleens from tumor-bearing animals.


Birth order as a selective factor among volunteer subjects.


Septic shock in obstetrics and gynecology. Bacterial shock complicating acute bartholinitis.


Saccharin consumption under varied conditions of hunger dirve.


Liquefaction of gelatin by some Streptomyces.


Torulopsis castellii sp.nov. a yeast isolated from a Finnish soil.


Torulopsis vartiovaarai sp. nov., a new yeast isolated from Finnish soil.


Yeasts of the Miami, Florida, area. I. From Key Biscayne soils.


Mammography.

Mammography.


Yeasts of the Miami, Florida, area. III. From sea water, marine animals and decaying materials.


Growth of a cloned strain of hamster kidney cells in suspended cultures and their susceptibility to the virus of foot-and-mouth disease.


Neutralizing antibody response of sheep to pantropic and neutrotropic rift valley fever virus.


Studies in metaplasia. III: Sulfhydryl and disulfide groups in squamous metaplasia in the urinary bladder of the rat.


Antitumoral action of new sarcomycin derivatives. I. Importance of ethyl radical and substituted methylene groups.


Protein changes occurring in blood serum and ascitic fluid in rats with Yoshida ascites tumor.


Appraisal for selection, placement, and development.


Costosternal chondrodynia: a variant of Tietze's syndrome?


A study of roentgeno-anatomic lesion location and results in cryosurgery of the basal ganglia.


Generality of individal differences in complexity.


Generality of individual differences in complexity.


Experimental analysis of the mouse submaxillary salivary gland in relationship to its nerve-growth factor content.


Differentiation of serous and mucous components of salivary glands by alcian blue and a counterstain.


Chemical and diagnostic specificity of laboratory tests. Effect of hemolysis, lipemia, anticoagulants, medications, contaminants, and other variables.


Contrast laryngography.

Contrast laryngography.


Cyclodiathermy-dialysis-iridectomy: a preliminary report of seventy-five eyes undergoing this operation.


The inhibition of polynucleotide phosphorylase by 6-mercaptopurine riboside 5'-diphosphate.


"Myelin figures" in yeast cultures of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis.


Summary of ten years of the use of radioactive colloids in intracavitary therapy.


Cerebral accidents in coarctation of the aorta.


Preliminary studies on lactic dehydrogenase activity in blood and tissues from normal and leukemic cattle.


Conditioned asthma in guinea pigs.

Conditioned asthma in guinea pigs.


The advantages of Vestopal W. as an embedding material for biological and medical electron microscopy.


Cysticercosis of the nervous system. Pathologic and radiologic findings.


The colchicine method in the study of bone marrow cell proliferation.


The stathmokinetic effect of vincaleukoblastine on normal bone marrow and leukemic cells.


The experimental upsurge, 1797-1874.

The experimental upsurge, 1797-1874.


Comparative effects of colchicine and vincaleukoblastine on bone marrow mitotic activity in Syrian hamster.


Keratoprosthesis; acrylic optical cylinder with supporting intralamellar plate.


The physiological and psychological effects of intravenously administered epinephrine and its metabolism in normal and schizophrenic men. I. Effects on heart rate, blood pressure, blood glucose concentration and the electroencephalogram.


Alterations in human pyrimidine metabolism as a result of therapy with 6-azauridine.


Potentiation of the carcinostatic action of azauridine by chloramphenicol.


Studies of metabolic alterations induced by steroids in murine lymphocytic leukemia cells in vitro.


Nonperforative pneumothorax with negative pressure: traction pneumothorax.


Considerations on appraisal of physical fitness.


The case for coordinated hospital planning. 2. The issues.


The case for coordinated hospital planning. 3. The program.


The case for coordinated hospital planning. I. The need.


An unusual cause of splenomegaly and pancytopenia (secondary hypersplenism).


Radical versus conservative surgical management of acute perforated peptic ulcer.


Effects of gibberellic acid on Nicotiana rustica var. Brasilia plants.


Preparation of several forms of xanthine oxidase by enzymic proteolysis.


Secretion of iodide by the nasal gland of birds. The nasal gland of the gull can secrete a solution of sodium chloride about 5 to 6 times more concentrated than that found in blood plasma. The gland can also concentrate iodide to several times the plasma concentration, but chloride seems to be preferred in the secretory process. These experiments were undertaken in the hope that a particularly high iodide clearance could form the basis of a method for determining the blood flow to the gland. The results made this approach to blood flow measurements unfeasible.


Neuromuscular blocking agents. IX. Some short-acting linear NNN-tris-onium esters.


The surgical personality: a historical perspective.


Progressive muscular dystrophy and pregnancy.


How consultants can help food service design.


The metabolism of 6-mercaptopurine by Bacillus cereus.


Mucus-secreting villous adenoma of the colon; presenting as circulatory collapse.


Hypercalcemia and bronchial carcinoma.

Hypercalcemia and bronchial carcinoma.


Epiphyseal growth--report of an experiment.


The prospective role of voluntary tuberculosis associations throughout the world.


Closed-chest cardiac massage: a case report.


Aeration studies. III. Continuous measurement of dissolved oxygen during fermentation in large fermenters.


Spectrophotometric determination of beta-alanylhistidine peptides in ox-muscle extract.


Perseveration of habit in drawing tasks as a characteristic distinguishing mental defectives from normals.


The FACE supplement: a quick index of intelligence for adult subnormals.


The uptake of cobalt in some endocrine organs.


Application of the photoextinction sedimentation method to the size analysis of barium sulphate powders.


The oxidation of aldehydes in aqueous solutions of cetomacrogol.


Appreciation of cardiac sounds at hhe bedside.


A new species of Borrelia (B. queenslandica) from Rattus villosissimus in Queensland.


Results of closed heart operation for atrail septal defect.


Some aspects of mediastinoscopy.

Some aspects of mediastinoscopy.


Steatorrhea in infants. Report of two cases caused by anatomic defects of the small intestine.


The Pennsylvania Chapter: historical highlights.


Effects of insulin on the permeability of D- and L-xylose and D- and L-arabinose in rat diaphragm muscle. The permeability characteristics of D- and L-xylose and D- and L-arabinose have been compared in isolated intact rat diaphragm muscle preparations, in the absence and presence of exogenous insulin. In the absence of added insulin, these pentoses distribute in less than a third of the total cell water. In the presence of added insulin, intracellular distribution of all these pentoses is increased. L-Xylose and D-arabinose distribute in 50 per cent of the intracellular water, whereas D-xylose and L-arabinose distribute in 80 per cent of the cell water. A significant lag period was observed before the insulin effect upon the penetration of L-xylose and D-arabinose was evident whereas the effect upon D-xylose and L-arabinose was rapid. The lag period with L-xylose could be abolished by pretreating the tissues with insulin for 1 hour, but such pretreatment had little effect on D-xylose. These results indicate that insulin has a biphasic effect upon the monosaccharide exclusion system in diaphragm muscle. In dinitrophenol-treated tissues, in which all permeability processes are irreversibly damaged and in which sucrose and pentoses penetrate into most of the cell water, the entry rate of pentoses and sucrose is initially similar but subsequently D-xylose and L-arabinose penetrate more rapidly than their corresponding optical isomers.


The disulfide-sulfhydryl interchange as a mechanism of insulin action.


Enzymic conversion of valine5-angiotensin-I into an oxytoxic principle by impure preparations of alpha-amylase.


Glucose transport by the intestinal mucosa of the dogfish.


Studies with tularemia vaccines in volunteers. VI. Assessment of role of properdin in resistance.


Effect of amphetamine on food intake in rats with brain-stem lesions.


Rehabilitation of the unstable knee.

Rehabilitation of the unstable knee.


Intravenous treatment of whipworm infection in dogs.


Caries in deciduous teeth in relation to maternal ingestion of fluoride.


The fine structure of the Z disc in skeletal muscle revealed by electron microscopy.


Ultrastructure of the resting and contracted striated muscle fiber at different degrees of stretch. Passive stretch, isometric contraction, and shortening were studied in electron micrographs of striated, non-glycerinated frog muscle fibers. The artifacts due to the different steps of preparation were evaluated by comparing sarcomere length and fiber diameter before, during, and after fixation and after sectioning. Tension and length were recorded in the resting and contracted fiber before and during fixation. The I filaments could be traced to enter the A band between the A filaments on both sides of the I band, creating a zone of overlap which decreased linearly with stretch and increased with shortening. This is consistent with a sliding filament model. The decrease in the length of the A and I filaments during isometric contraction and the finding that fibers stretched to a sarcomere length of 3.7 micro still developed 30 per cent of the maximum tetanic tension could not be explained in terms of the sliding filament model. Shortening of the sarcomeres near the myotendinous junctions which still have overlap could account for only one-sixth of this tension, indicating that even those sarcomeres stretched to such a degree that there is a gap between A and I filaments are activated during isometric contraction (increase in stiffness). Shortening, too, was associated with changes in filament length. The diameter of A filaments remained unaltered with stretch and with isometric contraction. Shortening of 50 per cent was associated with a 13 per cent increase in A filament diameter. The area occupied by the fibrils and by the interfibrillar space increased with shortening, indicating a 20 per cent reduction in the volume of the fibrils when shortening amounted to 40 per cent.


Termination of early (pre-nidation) pregnancy in the mouse by single injection of ergocornine methanesulphonate.


A chromatographic analysis of the bound amino acids in lamprey muscle (Petromyzontidae).


Glutamic dehydrogenase. II. Activity in human serums, contrasted with that of lactic dehydrogenase and glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase.


The isolation and synthesis of guanosine diphosphate glucose.


Comparative mutagenesis of the dumpy locus in Drosophila melanogaster. II. Mutational mosaicism induced without apparent breakage by a monofunctional alkylating agent.


Comparative mutagenesis of the dumpy locus in Drosophila melanogaster. I. X-ray treatment of mature sperm--frequency and distribution.


Intelocking and compaction of twins: report of a case.


Psychotherapy in the hospital (1740-1840).


Some observations on the relative influence of the heart and liver on the position of the diaphragm.


Changes in the hormone content of the hypothalamo-hypophysial system of the rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri).


Effect of sancylates on plasmafree fatty acid in normal and diabetic subjects.


Effect of chlorpropamide treatment on serum lipid levels in diabetes mellitus.


The grasshopper neuroblast culture technique and its value in radiobiological studies.


Studies on blood lipids during exercise. II. The arterial plasma-free fatty acid concentration during and after exercise and its regulation.


The relationship of the acute confusional state to ego development.


Studies on the peripheral circulation and metabolism in man. II. Oxygen utilization and lactate-pyruvate formation in the legs at rest and during exercise in patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans.


Effects of chronic low-level irradiation on mice.


The meaning of moral insanity.

The meaning of moral insanity.


Temperature.

Temperature.


Traumatic lacerations of the liver.

Traumatic lacerations of the liver.


Adaptation in the perception of visual velocity.


Effects of sleep-deprivation and chlorpromazine on size-constancy judgments.


Size-constancy judgments and perceptual compromise.


Stabilization of and load on the elbow joint in some protective movements.


A Mg-ATP dependent storage mechanism in the amine granules of the adrenal medulla.


Formation of phenolic acids in brain after administration of 3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine.


Uptake of phenyl and indole alkylamines by the storage granules of the adrenal medulla in vitro.


A method for the determination of normetanephrine in brain.


In-vivo decarboxylation of alpha-methyl DOPA and alpha-methyl metatyrosine.


Studies on the peripheral circulation and metabolism in man. 1. Oxygen utilization and lactate-pyruvate formation in the legs at rest and during exercise in healthy subjects.


Studies in partial dental prosthesis, III. A longitudinal study of mandibular partial dentures with double extension saddles.


Studies in partial dental prosthesis. II. An investigation of mandibular partial dentures with double extension saddles.


Myocardial metabolism of glucose, lactic acid, amino acids and fatty acids in healthy human individuals at rest and at different work loads.


Bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase and transaminases in blood and lymph during biliary obstruction in the cat.


Arterial concentrations of free fatty acids and free amino acids in healthy human individuals at rest and at different work loads.


Histochemical localization at the cellular level of hypothalamic noradrenaline.


Myocardial extraction of plasma free fatty acids in healthy individuals and diabetics.


The polysaccharide chain of chitin.

The polysaccharide chain of chitin.


Relation of measles to other viruses.

Relation of measles to other viruses.


Determination of human chorionic gonadotrophin by complement-fixation.


The amino-terminal sequence of the A protein of tryptophan synthetase of Escherichia coli.


Augmentation of the behavioral effects of amphetamine by scopolamine.


The interacting effects of deprivation and reinforcement schedule.


Potentiation of the behavioral effects of amphetamine by imipramine.


A note on the isolated nerve sternotrachealis preparation of the chicken. A new avian neuromuscular preparation of the sterno-trachealis muscle of the domestic chicken is described. The pharmacology of common autonomic and neuromuscular blocking drugs is given. The preparation is useful for mode of action experiments with depolarizing drugs. A short description of the anatomy is also given.


Variant hemodynamic patterns in mitral stenosis.


Effect of lithium ions on the membrane potential in cardiac Purkinje and muscle fibres.


Resistance to extinction and rate of lever-pulling as a function of percentage of reinforcement and number of acquisition trials.


Congenital coronary arteriovenous fistula.


Some further observations upon the effect of unilateral cerebral lesions on caloric and rotational nystagmus.


The site of origin of the tremor produced by tubocurarine acting from the cerebral ventricles.


The epidemiology of skin cancer in Queensland: the significance of premalignant conditions.


The epidemiology of skin cancer in Queensland: the incidence.


Secondary serological response to infectious canine hepatitis virus produced by adenovirus type 4.


Surgery in ulcerative colitis.

Surgery in ulcerative colitis.


Serological activities of antigenic components of infectious canine hepatitis virus.


How to detect glaucoma in the office.

How to detect glaucoma in the office.


Transfer and decline of maternal infectious canine hepatitis antibody in puppies.


A possible source of error in the detection of urobilinogen.


Human adenovirus complement-fixing antibodies in New York family dogs.


Phosphorolysis of the pyrophosphate bond of some nucleotides.


Housing in London. An analysis of the living conditions of 503 families in Hammersmith.


The action of chorionic gonadotrophin in the obese.


Separation of low molecular weight peptides from amino-acids on 'DEAE-Sephadex'.


Influence of chlorpromazine on nuclear and cytoplasmic uptake of 35S-methionine.


Employes profit by sharing the savings.

Employes profit by sharing the savings.


Preanesthetic evaluation of the poor risk patient.


Integration in professional nursing.

Integration in professional nursing.


Congenital mitral regurgitation. Clinical, hemodynamic and angiocardiographic findings in nine patients.


Cardiac Hodgkin's disease. A clinical, hemodynamic, and angiocardiographic evaluation of a case.


The effect of large doses of quinidine on myocardial function in the normothermic and hypothermic dog.


Intelligence test performance of Indian children as a function of type of test and age.


Eye color in atopic dermatitis.

Eye color in atopic dermatitis.


Carbohydrate substrates for skin cells.

Carbohydrate substrates for skin cells.


Lung cancer--challenge and responsibility.


Pulmonary function in kyphoscoliosis.

Pulmonary function in kyphoscoliosis.


Dermatoloic manifestations of internal diseases.


Value of peritoneoscopy and peritoneoscopic photography in color and of scintillography in the diagnosis of liver diseases.


Familial congenital pigmented naevi of the nails.


Manufacturing of x-ray film for latent image formation.


Pretests for nursing aides.

Pretests for nursing aides.


Role of hypotension in altering blood coagulability after endotoxin.


Changing concepts in the treatment of middle ear problems.


A new test of the reproductive capacity temperature marker of poliovirus: the limited thermal exposure test.


Investigations of the reproductive capacity temperature marker of polioviruses.


Mutation of type 3 poliovirus with nitrous acid.


Correlation of plaquing efficiency at 40 degrees C in D20 with limited thermal exposure ratios.


Hamartoma of the lung: report of six cases.


Lower esophageal (Schatzki's) ring. Report of a symptomatic case.


The postoperative fertility of patients with endometriosis.


Rehabilitation bridges gap between hospital and home.


Carcinoma of the hypopharynx and the larynx.


The place of radiation therapy and the use of isotopes in thyroid cancer.


Pheochromocytoma with acute tubular necrosis. Report of a case.


The inhibition of porphobilinogen deaminase by isoporphobilinogen.


Relation of renin, angiotensin II, and experimental renal hypertension to aldosterone secretion.


Acute effects of cardiac glycosides on aldosterone secretion in dogs with hyperaldosteronism secondary to chronic right heart failure.


Cytometric assay of toxicity of Brucella antigens for sensitized and non-sensitized cells from the guinea pig. 1. A significant cytotoxic effect of trypsinized, sensitized cell cultures was observed when re-exposed to Brucella antigens in vitro. 2. The cytometric assay of the toxic effects of Brucella antigens using trypsinized cells from sensitized animals provides an objective measure of induced cellular hypersensitivity.


Effects from the pyramidal tract on primary afferents and on spinal reflex actions to primary afferents.


Normal and abnormal growth of the spine.


Microbarograph records from the Russian large nuclear explosions.


Carbohydrate requirement of immature nerve fibers during repetitive stimulation.


Rates of production of alanine and heptapeptide and of loss of biological activity during digestion of insulin with trypsin.


On the amide content of insulin fractions isolated by partition column chromatography and countercurrent distribution.


Septic spondylitis.

Septic spondylitis.


Myocardial fat infiltration.

Myocardial fat infiltration.


Diagnosis of brucellar infections with especial attention towards delayed cutaneous allergic reactions.


Pathogenesis of congenital jejunal atresia.


Effects of alcohol on some psychological processes. A critical review with special reference to automobile driving skill.


The structure of urinary oestriol monoglucuronide.


Chemical and nutritional changes in stored herring meal. 3. Effect of heating at controlled moisture contents on the binding of amino acids in freeze-dried herring press cake and in related model systems.


Parents take heart at City of Hope.

Parents take heart at City of Hope.


Fiber projections from the spinal trigeminal nucleus in the cat.


The relationship of the enterobacterium A 12 (Sachs) to Shigella boydii 14.


Lesions of the medial longitudinal fasciculus in the cat.


Brain stem and infratentorial neuraxis in experimental dyskinesia.


The clinical spectrum of bacterial meningitis.


Injury of neck as cause of vertebral artery thrombosis.


The presence of isocitrate lyase activity in the southern army worm, Prodenia eridania (Cramer).


An evaluation of injectable vitamin A concentrate in the treatment of corns and calluses.


Preliminary results of a study to develop a treatment regimen for onychomycosis.


Report of results occurring from extended onychomycosis study.


Clinical, radiological and therapeutic considerations on 512 cases of bronchopulmonary neoplasm.


Simple ameloblastoma within a follicular cyst of the maxilla. Report of a case.


Evaluation of sex chromatin in smears from the reproductive and urinary tracts.


Caesarean section in a primitive community.


Metabolic studies on psychoactive drugs.


The relative binding of calcium and strontium with serum proteins and other substances.


An XO/XX/XXX mosaicism in relationship to gonadal dysgenesis in females.


Pleurisy with effusion in rheumatoid arthritis, with reference to the low concentration of glucose in pleural fluid.


One physician's philosophy about smoking.


The chromosome abnormality in mongolism. In an examination of our present knowledge regarding chromosome anomalies in mongolism the anomalies of trisomy-21 (the commonest anomaly in association with mongolism), 13-15/21 translocation and 21-22/21 translocation were illustrated and discussed. The relatively uncommon chromosome translocations and chromosome mosaicisms found in association with mongolism have especial clinical importance. Translocation of either type may occur as an isolated finding in a mongoloid patient. However, the translocation chromosome is frequently also found in one of the phenotypically normal parents. This is associated with an increased incidence of mongolism in the offspring, though the actual risk figure is uncertain in view of the small number of families described to date. The occurrence of chromosome mosaicism in mongolism may be associated with incomplete manifestation of the syndrome, and the ultimate mental development in such patients has varied from normal to severely retarded in cases described in the literature.


Myocardial scanning with rubidium-86.

Myocardial scanning with rubidium-86.


The clinical importance of erythrocyte and plasma volume determinations before and after open-heart surgery.


Appositional phagocytosis.

Appositional phagocytosis.


A method of demonstrating calcium in tissue sections using chloranilic acid.


An improved method for determination of uric acid in serum.


Enzymes of the beta-hydroxy-beta-methylglutaryl-coenzyme A cycle in Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


Scintillation scanning of the human kidney.


Ocular manifestations of ethambutol, Toxic amblyopia after administration of an experimental antituberculous drug.


Movement of strontium in the human body.


Relative availability of strontium in cereals and milk.


A method for the assay of calcium-45 by liquid scintillation counting.


Availability to man of strontium in cow's milk.


Complications of continuous lumbar peridural anesthesia. I. Inadvertent lumbar puncture.


The olfactory threshold for estrous female urine in normal and castrated male rats.


Serum iron and iron binding capacity of the African in Southern Rhodesia.


The incidence of diabetes mellitus in the African. A survey carried out in Highfield, Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia.


Strontium 90 in human diet in northern and southern Rhodesia.


Serum globulin polymorphism in pellagra.


Increasing probability of initial recall with additional practice.


Histochemical distribution of acid phosphatase in healing wounds.


Views and counterviews on filled milk.

Views and counterviews on filled milk.


A guide to theuse of chemotherapy in paediatric practice.


The acute respiratory infections of childhood.


Chronic effect of tetanus toxin applied locally to the cerebral cortex of the dog. Tetanus toxin injected into the cortex produces convulsions, neurological disability, and a strychnine-like discharging focus, appearing after a minimal latency of 2 days and lasting more than a month. Such a focus, apparently caused by a blockade of inhibitory synapses, does not demonstrate any major damage in microscopic studies.


Cryptococcus meningitis.

Cryptococcus meningitis.


Intracellular starch formation in corynebacteria. Carrier, E. Bernard (Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.) and C. S. McCleskey. Intracellular starch formation in cor-yne bacteria. J. Bacteriol. 83:1029-1036. 1962.-Cor-ynebacterium tritici, C. striatum, C. renale, and C. pseudodiphtheriticum produce an intracellular starch-like material when grown on native starches; glucose-1-phosphate, mono-, di-, and trisaccharides do not serve as substrates for intracellular starch formation. C. pseudotuberculosis and C. kutscheri produce intracellular starch from starch substrates and glucose-1-phosphate. C. diphtheriae produces starch from glucose-1-phosphate only.


The counting of mono- and binucleated cells in tissue sections.


Role of the thyroid gland in the control of polyploid cell formation in the rat liver.


Studies in neotropical Mallophaga. XII. 6: Lice of the Tinamous.


Studies in neotropical mallophaga. XII (7). Lice of the tinamous.


Studies in neotropical mallophaga. XII. 5. Lice of the tinamous.


Free radical formation and oxygen effect in irradiated polymethylmethacrylate.


Education costs in hospitals.

Education costs in hospitals.


Phlegmasia cerulea dolens treated with fibrinolysin (human); report of a case.


Response of growing rats to diets varying in magnesium, potassium and protein content.


How to correct employees.

How to correct employees.


Responses of the Snell dwarf mouse to pituitary tissue from a bovine dwarf mutant.


The disability in hemiplegia caused by cerebrovascular disease: serial studies of 98 cases.


Residual radiation injury: impaired regrowth of realimented hypocalorically reared rats.


Hydatid disease in the posterior fossa.

Hydatid disease in the posterior fossa.


Alterations of plasma, liver, and adrenal cholesterol levels in rats fed amphenone B and related compounds.


Levels of radioactivity in tissues and in expired carbon dioxide after administration of 1-C14-labelled palmitic acid, 2-C14-labelled erucic acid, or 2-C14-labelled nervonic acid to rats.


Studies on the mechanisms by which erucic acid affects cholesterol metabolism. Distribution of erucic acid in adrenal and plasma lipids.


Surgical management of diverticular disease in the aged.


The influence of lung scars on primary lung cancer.


77 aortic aneurysms at Westminster Hospital noted during autopsy 1949-1959 inclusive.


Effects of insulin on amino acid and ribonucleic acid metabolism in rat adipose tissue.


Influence of sex and hair growht cycle on lipid composition of mouse epidermis.


Experimental extrahepatic biliary obstruction. Fine structural changes of liver cell mitochondria.


Fine structure of terminal branches of the biliary tree. III. Parenchymal cell cohesion and "intracellular bile canaliculi".


The ductular cell reaction of rat liver in extrahepatic cholestasis. II. The proliferation of connective tissue.


The fatty acid composition of dermal and epidermal triglycerides and phosphatides in mouse skin during normal and abnormal growth.


Planning for clinical laboratories.

Planning for clinical laboratories.


Chemical carcinogens.

Chemical carcinogens.


Studies on the fine structure of proliferated bile ductules. I. Changes of cytoarchitecture of biliary epithelial cells.


Community care and treatment of the psychiatric patient.


Cholesteatoma of the kidney: radiographic findings.


A survey of respiratory illnesses in a population. II. Fluorescent antibody aspects.


Biochemistry of hemolysis.

Biochemistry of hemolysis.


Diagnosis and treatment of tumor of the ureter.


Similarity and success in therapeutic dyads.


Psychotic illness and artistic production.


Advances in psychological medicine.

Advances in psychological medicine.


Sarcoidosis: a case with extensive metastatic calcification, renal failure and favorable response to steroid therapy.


The Staphylococcus, 1960.

The Staphylococcus, 1960.


General practitioners and psychological medicine. Their views on a postgraduate course.


The human small lymphocyte: its possible pluripotential quality.


Controlled acid-base status with cardiopulmonary bypass and hypothermia.


Biosynthesis of steroids in the adrenals of normal and obese-hyperglycemic mice.


Analysis of adrenal steroids in blood by countercurrent distribution.


The effect of human interstitial cell-stimulating hormone on the biosynthesis in vitro of testosterone from 17alpha-hydroxy-delta5-pregen-3beta ol, 20-one by human and rat testes. A preliminary report.


Synergistic and antagonistic effects of premedication on general anesthetics in mice.


Serum sialic acid levels in health and disease. Sialic acid levels in normal and pathological sera estimated by the improved Svennerholm technique are reported. The increased levels demonstrable in rheumatoid arthritis, cirrhosis, gamma myelomata, and macroglobulinaemia are demonstrated as being explicable on the basis of increased production of proteins of normal sialic content.Tentative reasons are given for the possibility that abnormal binding of sialic acid may occur in nephrotic sera and sera from beta globulin myelomata. The latter may be confused with ;macroglobulinaemia'.


A case of fistula from the retained rectum to the bladder in ulcerative colitis.


Hydradenitis suppurativa masquerading as perinal urinary fistulae.


Immunochemical analysis of the multiple forms of bovine ribonuclease.


Subcutaneous pre-colostomy.

Subcutaneous pre-colostomy.


Effects of paromomycin sulfate in man against Entamoeba histolytica and other intestinal protozoa.


4,7-Phenanthroline-5,6-quinone, a new agent for amebiasis.


Serologic response of children to in-activated measles vaccine.


A new muscle relaxant.

A new muscle relaxant.


A preliminary report on the effect of isocarboxazid in grand mal seizures.


An epidemic of herpes simplex in an institution.


Clinical effectiveness of bisacodyl as a laxative in mentally defective patients.


Emylcamate in hospitalized mentally retarded spastic patients.


Librium in spastic disorders. Clinical evaluation.


Status epilepticus treated by intravenous urea.


Practical suggestions for psychotherapy by general practitioners.


Liver lipids and ketone-body formation in rats deficient in pantothenate.


The assay of enzyme activity by the plate-diffusion technique.


Experience with a new anthypertensive agent.


Animal serotypes of Pasteurella multocida from human infections.


An unusual bi-paternal litter in sheep from a natural double mating.


Rheumatic fever treated with penicillin in bactericidal dosage for six weeks. Report of a small controlled trial.


Serotonin studies in abnormal pregnancies. A preliminary report.


Anatomical changes in normal sacro-iliac joints during childhood and comparison with the changes in Still's disease.


A new retractor for open mitral valve surgery.


Sacro-ilitis in Still's disease.

Sacro-ilitis in Still's disease.


Suture and nonsuture methods of small vein anastomosis. A comparison of methods of small vein anastomosis.


Bacteriological and clinical studies with phenoxybenzylpenicillin.


Evaluation of pharmaceutical emulsions.

Evaluation of pharmaceutical emulsions.


Rupture of the bronchus following closed chest trauma.


The frequency of the various morphologic types of childhood leukemia and their response to certain chemotherapeutic agents.


The intercellular substances of bone marrow. II. Variations in granulocytic and in erythrocytic hyperplasia.


Symposium on medical emergencies. Shock.


Hernia and eventration of the diaphragm in childhood.


The general practice training program at Broadlawns-Polk Country Hospital.


The hamolytic anaemias.

The hamolytic anaemias.


Studies on protection against the diabetogenic effect of alloxan by glucose.


Nonoccupational diffuse pulmonary fibrosis. A report of a case in an asbestos worker.


Skin incisions for digital surgery. II.

Skin incisions for digital surgery. II.


Hemostasis in digital surgery.

Hemostasis in digital surgery.


Elastic properties of single elastic fibers.


The effects of psychotherapy on selfconsistency: a replication and extension.


A study of the antibodies in guinea pigs infected with foot-and-mouth disease virus.


Combined replacement of aortic and mitral valves.


Neuraminidase activity in mammalian organs.


Determination of paraffin waxes of tobacco and tobacco smoke by gas-liquid chromatography.


Histopathology of retina and optic nerve with experimental glaucoma.


Transfer of the "sexratio" factor in Drosophila willistoni by ingestion. Thirty-nine females from a normal strain of Drosophila willistoni were kept in bottles containing a drop of a supernatant of a macerate of "sex-ratio" females of the same species. Two of these females acquired the "sex-ratio" condition and transmitted it to their progenies.


Primary tumours of the ureter. A report of 9 cases.


Aminoaciduria in selected metabolic errors.


Ion-exchange chromatography of urinary amino acids. I. Normal children.


Effects of sodium phenylpyruvate on brain amino acids.


Long-term study of chlorpromazine and meprobamate on serum protein profile.


Esophageal motility after vagotomy, phrenicotomy, myotomv. and mvomectomv in dogs.


Metabolic errors and mental retardation.


Degossypolized cottonseed meal as a source of plant protein in rabbit feeds.


A new method for the detection of para-amino-salicylic acid in urine.


Surgical therapy of coronary arterial disease with special reference to myocardial revascularization.


Restoration of the gastrointestinal tract by the gastric remnant interposition procedure.


The changing tred in surgery for the aged.


Diarrhea of childhood and the hypernatremic state.


Pleural empyema of childhood.

Pleural empyema of childhood.


Salicylate poisoning: a case in infancy treated by exchange transfusion.


A behavioral test of activation theory for hemiplegic patients.


Crystalline ubiquinone (coenzyme Q 10) from sea urchin sperm.


Cork-Kerry Irish compared anthropometrically with 139 modern and ancient peoples.


Recent advances in Veteran' Administration psychiatry.


Craniopharyngioma in the third ventricle.


Cerebellar influence on pyramidaltract neurones.


Biological activity of a trio-cresyl phosphate metabolite.


On the isolation and growth of individual microbial cells from soil.


Application of delta e-analysis to pharmaceuticals. II. Determination of morphine.


Synthesis in the skytanthine series.

Synthesis in the skytanthine series.


Diaboline from a Malayan species of Strychnos and its biogenetic significance.


Maternal deprivation: a critical review of the literature.


Vascular changes in diabetes.

Vascular changes in diabetes.


Studies on Dermatobia hominis (L., Jr.). I. Comparison of control methods.


Gastrointestinal ulcers.

Gastrointestinal ulcers.


Quantitative cytochemistry for the study of normal and abnormal growth.


Degradation of corticosteroids. VI. Origin of the carbon atoms of steroid hormones biosynthesizee in vitro in the bovine adrenal from acetate-1-C14.


Scanning microscopy techniques for high resolution quantitative cytochemistry.


A clinical evaluation of chlormeznone and aspirin as an analgesic.


Clinical evaluation of long-release and capsule forms of pentobarbital sodium.


Effect of adrenocortical hormones on tissue histamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine in the rat.


Potentiation and complementation of secobarbital.


Tissue amine levels and sympathetic blockade after guanethidine and bretylium. A single dose of guanethidine produces a substantial, long-lasting depletion of tissue catecholamines in the rat, whereas a similar dose of bretylium has no effect. Both drugs produce block of the eserine-induced sympathetic pressor effect. Block by guanethidine is induced more rapidly than is amine depletion. When amine depletion is maximal, a noradrenaline infusion is capable of restoring the response to eserine, but no restoration of the response to eserine occurs after noradrenaline infusion into bretylium-treated rats. Catecholamine levels in isolated tissues are not reduced when complete block of sympathetic nerve stimulation has been produced by guanethidine. It is suggested that guanethidine possesses a primary bretylium-like, and a secondary reserpine-like, blocking action. Guanethidine produces a transient lowering of intestinal 5-hydroxytryptamine, and this coincides with increased intestinal motility.


Hygeia: a mid-Victorian dream of a city of health.


Industrialization and health: some contributions of epidemiology.


The order of tests in the battery.

The order of tests in the battery.


A further study of hemagglutinin loss by vaccinia virus.


Hemagglutinin loss by vaccinia virus and its relationship to virus adaptation in tumor and L cells.


A comparison of vaccinia virus multiplication and hemagglutinin loss in hyperdiploid and hypotetraploid Ehrlich ascites tumors.


An assessment of the mono portable carbon dioxide tester.


Supplementary report: effects of stimulus association value and exposure duration on R-S learning.


The flamboyant Colonel Warning. An anticontagionist holds the American stage in the age of Pasteur and Koch.


Radioactive iodine as a treatment for hyperthyroidism.


The treatment for hyperthyroidism.

The treatment for hyperthyroidism.


Cardiac amyloidosis. Two cases with digitalis sensitivity.


Clinical manifestations of cardiac amyloidosis.


Symmetrical multilocular aneurysms of the peripheral arteries. Report of a case in a four-month-old infant.


Transfusion of buffy coat-poor red cell suspensions prepared by dextran sedimentation: description of newly designed equipment and evaluation of its use.


Alcohol and road traffic accidents.

Alcohol and road traffic accidents.


Tolerance to anoxia and the development of cerebral succinic dehydrogenase and cytochrome oxidase activities in the rabbit.


An automatic small-animal volumeter.

An automatic small-animal volumeter.


On dielectric constant and enzymatic kinetic. IV. Dipolar ions. Ester hydrolysis by trysin and alpha chymotrypsin in glycine solutions. A study was made on the effect of glycine on systems involving trypsin and BAEE(1) or TSAME on the one hand, or alpha-chymotrypsin with any of the substrates BAEE, TEE, or PEE, on the other. In all cases there was a linear relationship between the rate logarithm and the reciprocal of the dielectric constant of the glycine solution. The slopes were positive in the reactions of trypsin. In those catalyzed by alpha-chymotrypsin, the slopes were positive at pH 6.5 or lower, and negative at pH 7.5. However, the effects of glycine differ quantitatively from those of urea or other solvents. The presence of salt modifies somewhat the glycine effects. A low ionic strength increases the effect of glycine on trypsin, but if the inhibition caused by the ionic strength is relatively strong, the addition of glycine partially neutralizes the salt effect. Addition of salt to systems containing alpha-chymotrypsin always resulted in a diminished effect of glycine. An attempt is made to interpret the anomalies of glycine effects on the basis of its dipolar ion structure.


Influence of sodium-poor solutions on the action potential of the frog's ventricle.


Isolation and identification of 6beta,17alpha,21-trihydroxy-6alpha-methyl-delta4-pregnene-3, 20-dione (21-acetate) from the urine of human subjects treated with 6alpha-methyl-17alpha-acetoxyprogesterone.


Complete sigmoidal obstruction following cesarean section.


Elephantiasis nostra and elephantiasis tropica. A comparative study.


Elephantiasis nostra and elephantiasis tropica: a comparative study.


Miscellaneous mycological notes.

Miscellaneous mycological notes.


Symbiosis.

Symbiosis.


The probable symbiotic aetiology of a relapsing dermatitis of the upper limbs.


Nucleotide and polynucleotide synthesis in Trypanosoma cruzi. VI. In vitro effect of analogs of the aminonucleoside of stylomycin.


Intermittent parasystole with disturbance in impulse formation and impulse conduction.


False patterns of right ventricular hypertrophy in children.


Function of ovarian homografts in cornea chambers.


Discoloration of tablets containing amines and lactose.


Abnormal steroid production in the subfertile female as determined by urinary smear studies.


The twenty-minute "hour": an experiment in medical education.


Kinking of the brachial artery. Report of a case.


An experimental study of the effect of sympathectomy on patency of small blood vessel anastomoses.


Effect of ingestion of hyperosmotic glucose solutions on the systemic and splanchnic circulation in partially gastrectomized patients with histories of dumping syndrome.


Effects of ingestion of hyperosmotic glucose solution on the splanchnic circulation in normal subjects and in partially gastrectomized patients reacting with circulatory collapse.


Estimation of the splanchnic blood flow in man by the bromsulphalein (BSP) method; the effect of continuous variation of the peripheral plasma concentration of BSP.


Elimination of single high doses of bromsulphalein (BSP) used as a test of liver function.


Circulatory dynamics during experimentally induced dumping reactions with special reference to the splanchnic circulation and the dye method employed for splanchnic blood flow estimation.


Emotional antecedents of perforation of ulcers of the stomach and duodenum.


Circulatory dynamics during experimentally induced dumping reactions, with special reference to the splanchnic circulation and the dye method employed for splanchnic blood flow estimation.


Use of a digital computer in the study of eating habit patterns.


Ulcerative colitis in an adolescent boy subjected to a homosexual assault: report of a case.


Sialography of the submaxillary salivary gland. A new technique.


An improved transmission oximeter using interference filters.


Chloroma of ovaries: report of a case.

Chloroma of ovaries: report of a case.


Phototropic curvature in Phycomyces.

Phototropic curvature in Phycomyces. The distribution of curvature and of bending speed along the cell's growing region are studied during steady state phototropic bending. At the start, elemental bending speed parallels the known axial distribution of growth rate. Hence regional phototropic sensitivity is initially determined by the local growth rate, and unilateral visible light acts proportionally at all levels of the growth zone. In the later course of bending, the bending speed distribution shifts downward instead of progressing upward in step with the cell's elongation. Furthermore, during phototropic inversion reversed bending begins high in the growth zone and progresses downward while normal bending continues below. These spatial and temporal changes in the distribution of differential growth are considered to be due to a fixed rate of supply of material used in growth that is transported from lower regions of the cell and asymmetrically distributed within the growth zone.


Some aspects of blood transfusion reactions--a study of organisms found in 62 bottles of blood.


The differential diagnosis of cardiac murmurs in asymptomatic children with special reference to phonocardiographic studies.


The palomino horse.

The palomino horse.


Classical hemophilia in a Filipino.

Classical hemophilia in a Filipino.


Do adenomatous polyps of the colon become malignant?


Idiopathic perforation of the colon.

Idiopathic perforation of the colon.


Percussion of the abdomen in cases of peritoneal inflammation.


Case studies of patient hospital accidents.


The value of drugs in the treatment of rheumatic diseases.


"Epithelial transformation" of human synovial connective tissue cells: cytologic and biochemical consequences.


Characteristics of human "fibroblasts" cultivated in vitro from different anatomical sites.


Number of verbal interrelationships as a determinant of group size.


Scleral rigidity at puberty.

Scleral rigidity at puberty.


The measurement of scleral rigidity. Evaluation of various methods used.


Effect of guanethidine on glaucomatous eyes.


Experiments with a new cycloplegic.

Experiments with a new cycloplegic.


Myopia and scleral rigidity.

Myopia and scleral rigidity.


Refraction and scleral rigidity.

Refraction and scleral rigidity.


The intraocular pressure level and scleral rigidity in normotensive human eyes.


On vitreous implants.

On vitreous implants.


Permeability of human placenta to progesterone-4-14C in the middle of pregnancy.


Action of 1-leucine on plasma insulin effect and glucose uptake of the diaphragm and adipose tissue.


An introduction to the study of osteoporosis (biochemical and biophysical research in bone ageing).


Laboratory production of short lived radioisotopes.


"Typhus of surgical wounds" in the war between the states.


The biochemical effects of total nephrectomy in rats. Influence of renal extracts upon those changes.


Chemistry and pharmacology of 4-alkoxy-piperidines related to reversed esters of pethidine.


4-Alkoxypiperidines related to reversed esters of pethidine.


Relationship between size and perfusion rate of transplanted tumors.


How to trace and prevent infections in surgical wounds.


Behavioral contrast in a multiple and concurrent schedule of reinforcement.


Independence of concurrent responding maintained by interval schedules of reinforcement. A pigeon's responses were reinforced on a variable-interval schedule on one key; and, concurrently, either a multiple or a fixed-interval schedule of reinforcement was in effect on a second key. These concurrent schedules, conc VI 3 (mult VI 3 EXT) or conc VI 3 FI 6, were programmed with or without a changeover delay (COD). Because the COD provided that responses on one key could not be followed by reinforced responses on the other key, responding on one key was not likely to accidentally come under the control of the reinforcement schedule on the other. When the COD was used, the performances on each key were comparable to the performances maintained when these interval schedules are programmed separately. The VI schedule maintained a relatively constant rate of responding, even though the rate of responding on the second key varied in a manner appropriate to the schedule on the second key. The mult VI 3 EXT schedule maintained two separate rates of responding: a relatively high rate during the VI 3 component, and almost no responding during the EXT component. The FI schedule maintained the gradually increasing rate of responding within each interval that is characteristic of the performance maintained by this schedule. The concurrent performances, however, did include certain interactions involving the local characteristics of responding and the over-all rates of responding maintained by the various schedules. The relevance of the present findings to an inter-response time analysis of VI responding, a chaining account of FI responding, and the concept of the reflex reserve was discussed.


Parenteral use of meperidine-promethazine as preanesthetic medication in ambulatory patients.


Chronic hypertrophic gastritis. Report of two cases in siblings.


Innervation of locomotor movements by the lumbosacral cord in birds and mammals.


The distribution of glycogen in the human developing tooth.


Isolation of and studies on bacteriophage active against mycobacteria.


Effects on oxygen tension of tumours of breathing oxygen at high pressures.


General medicine.

General medicine.


Rheumatoid heart disease. A study of the incidence and nature of cardiac lesions in rheumatoid arthritis.


The relationship of the latex fixation test to the clinical and serologic manifestations of leprosy.


Huntington's chorea: further data.

Huntington's chorea: further data.


At St. Joseph's in Victoria. Doctors encourage participation in P.A.S.


Psychodynamics of the three-generation home.


A case of congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia treated by Kuntscher nailing.


Hypertension and kidney: hypertension secondary to atheromatous stenosis of renal artery.


Transforming activities and base contents of deoxyribonucleate preparations from various Neisseriae.


A defined agar medium for genetic transformation of Neisseria meningitidis. Catlin, B. Wesley (Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis.) and Gertrude M. Schloer. A defined agar medium for genetic transformation of Neisseria meningitidis. J. Bacteriol. 83:470-474. 1962.-An agar medium was developed for use in quantitative genetic studies of Neisseria meningitidis strain 15. It contains eight inorganic salts, sodium citrate, sodium lactate, arginine, cysteine, glycine, sodium glutamate, and purified agar. Abundant surface growth in the absence of supplemental carbon dioxide was obtained during 50 serial subcultures. A close correspondence was found between numbers of parental type colonies developing on the defined medium and on a complex medium. Cells subcultured serially three or four times on defined agar medium and placed directly into a solution of transforming deoxyribonucleic acid in defined liquid medium were susceptible to transformation without additional supplements. Of the treated population, 0.1 to 0.3% of the cells were transformed to streptomycin resistance.


Cancer of the head and the neck.

Cancer of the head and the neck.


Medicine in Wright County.

Medicine in Wright County.


Medicine in Wright County. VI.

Medicine in Wright County. VI.


Myxoma of the right atrium.

Myxoma of the right atrium.


A chemically-induced variegated-type position effect in the mouse.


Genetical effects of caffeine in mice.

Genetical effects of caffeine in mice.


Pyrophosphate formation in Mycobacterium lacticola strain Milch.


Deprivation and fantasy: early experiences, later developments and therapeutic connotations.


Polypoid epithelial tumors of the bile ducts.


A dynamic model of physical influences demonstrating the necessity of oblique simple structure.


The dynamic structure of attitudes in adults: a description of some established factors and of their measurement by the motivational analysis test.


The mechanism of the renal excretion of oxalate in the dog.


Treatment of balanitis xerotica obliterans with hydrocortisone injections.


Significance of non-specific genital infection in uveitis and arthritis.


Threshold, recovery and fatigue of tactile receptors in frog skin.


Closed-chest cardiac massage.

Closed-chest cardiac massage.


Cholecystitis. Gallbladder disease in the geriatric patient.


Clinically inactive thyroid U.S.P. A preliminary report.


Hypothyroidsm and pitultary tumours.

Hypothyroidsm and pitultary tumours.


Carbohydrate metabolism in patients with dystrophia myotonica.


Management of cerebrovascular accidents.


Some aspects of dystrophia myotonica.

Some aspects of dystrophia myotonica.


Isolation and some properties of the green heme of cytochrome oxidase from beef heart muscle.


Pulmonary infiltration eosinophilia. A case report.


Correlation of ultrastructure with function in the rat kidney.


Organization and development of the preterminal nerve pattern in the palmar digital tissues of man.


A mental hospital disaster plan.

A mental hospital disaster plan.


Pulmonary hysteresis.

Pulmonary hysteresis.


Pulmonary hypertension in schistosomiasis.


Nucleic acids: Molecular biology of DNA.


The renaturation of denatured DNA.

The renaturation of denatured DNA. The kinetics of renaturation of heat-denatured DNA from E. coli and pneumococcus have been examined by ultraviolet absorption measurements. The molecularity of the reaction was assessed by three independent treatments of the data, and all lead to the conclusion that renaturation is essentially first order at 60 degrees ; at 70 degrees and 80 degrees there is an increasing second order component, resulting in simultaneous unimolecular and bimolecular kinetics. The unimolecular kinetics rule out reaction between two, kinetically separate strands, indicating rather the zippering-up of a single, denatured entity. The bimolecular kinetics can be attributed to the complexing of two such entities; thus, the genetic or density-labeled complexes that have been observed by other investigators can be accounted for without invoking strand separation. Since renaturation at best is never complete, the free ends of two renatured molecules permit sufficient bimolecular reaction to produce density hybrids. The observed kinetics can be accounted for if the hydrogen bonds of DNA are broken during heat denaturation but the strands do not separate. Light scattering supports this by showing that the molecular weight is unchanged by denaturation. Since there is no existing evidence that is inconsistent with this hypothesis, it is reasonable to conclude that heat denaturation does not completely separate the entangled strands of the DNA molecule.


Taurine excretion in humans treated by total-body radiation.


Decreased urinary excretion of 2-aminoethanol by irradiated human beings.


Hyperthyroidism and decreased thyroxine binding by serum proteins.


Analgetics based on the pyrrolidine ring.


Histochemistry of steroid -3beta-ol dehydrogenase in the human adrenal cortex.


The mechanism of desulphhydration of cysteine.


Inhibitory effect of mercaptoethanol and hypotaurine on the desulfhydration of cysteine by cystathionase.


Antibacterial agents. Some new guanylhydrazone derivatives.


Inguinal hernias in infants and children.


Isotopic placentography: an evaluation based upon a study of 50 patients.


The durable incompatible marriage: psychological characteristics of the mates.


Hospital care in Peru.

Hospital care in Peru.


Effects of DL-ethionine on the cytochemistry of the male reproductive tract.


Neighbor to neighbor safety education.

Neighbor to neighbor safety education.


Incidence of post-traumatic epilepsy.

Incidence of post-traumatic epilepsy.


Ontogeny of induced seizures in Macaca mulatta. I. Focal seizures.


Electroencephalographic and clinical studies of epilepsy during the maturation of the monkey.


Incidence of posttraumatic epilepsy in Korean veterans as compared with those from World War I and World War II.


The research picture in cerebral palsy.

The research picture in cerebral palsy.


Chronic dependency in emotional illness.


Pigmentary glaucoma.

Pigmentary glaucoma.


Constitutional treatment of atherosclerosis.


The eccrine sweat glands of patients in uremia.


Carcinoma of bladder, treated by deep x-ray therapy, electroresection, and fulguration.


Teething: normal and abnormal.

Teething: normal and abnormal.


A permanent record for determinations of prothrombin time, using the Spinco analytrol as a recorder.


Neurosis in general practice: the everyday use (or non-use) of tranquillizers.


Positional nystagmus of the central type as evidence of subtentorial metastases.


Goya's illness.

Goya's illness.


Stapedectomy for otosclerosis.

Stapedectomy for otosclerosis.


Long-term clinical studies with a new constipating drug, diphenoxylate hydrochloride.


Management of congenital heart disease in infants.


The "new" approach to the management of congenital heart disease in infants.


Comparative study of coronary action of metaraminol and noradrenaline on the isolated heart.


Isolation of Histoplasma capsulatum, Allescheria boydii and Microsporum gypseum from Iowa soil in an attempt to determine the probable point source of a case of histoplasmosis.


Action of 1,1,dichloro-2-p-chlorophenyl-2-o-chlorophenylethane on dog adrenal cortex. A single intravenous injection of op'DDD (1,1,dichloro-2-p-chlorophenyl-2-o-chlorophenylethane) has an acute effect on the adrenal cortex of the dog. Within 2 hours after intravenous injection of the drug, there is a decrease in the in vitro response of the adrenal cortex to stimulation by adrenocorticotrophic hormone and an inhibition of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity. The inhibition of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity might explain the effect of op'DDD on corticosteroid production.


Soluble complexes of antigen and antibody fragments.


Studies on fluid and electrolyte alterations during transurethral prostatectomy. II.


Technique of radical retro-pubic prostato-seminal vesiculectomy and injection of Au 198.


Etruscan methods of treatment.

Etruscan methods of treatment.


Pancreatic cystic fibrosis in an adult.

Pancreatic cystic fibrosis in an adult.


In memory of Raffaele BASTIANELLI, 1863-1961.


A procedure for hospital admission designed as a model for training residents in patient care.


Glycogen in the decidual tissue of the rat uterus.


The function of the unreactive thiol groups of normal adult human haemoglobin.


The reaction of normal adult human haemoglobin with heavy-metal reagents.


Fads and fancies in the treatment of arthritis.


The reactions of inter- and intra-chain disulphide bonds in proteins with sulphite.


Rheumatic disease in industry.

Rheumatic disease in industry.


Treatment of eversion-supination fracture of the ankle (2d degree).


On the effect of laminectomy on back pain in spondylolisthesis.


Infections and staphylococci on the maternity ward.


Studies on similarity diagnosis in twins with the aid of mailed questionnaires.


Comments on "fad" dieting.

Comments on "fad" dieting.


Influence of added cholesterol and dihydrocholesterol upon the multiplication of entamoeba histolytica in MS-F medium.


Urea synthesis in rats treated with alpha-D,L-methylaspartic acid.


Student selection in United States medical schools.


The radiosensitive nature of homograft-rejecting and agglutinin-forming capacities of isolated spleen cells.


Vaginal cytology in leukemia.

Vaginal cytology in leukemia.


Passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in mice and chickens.


Regional circulation and capillary filtration in relation to capillary exchange in the foot and calf of the newborn infant.


Demonstration of F1 hybrid anti-parent immunological reaction.


Pulmonary volume in healthy and bronchopathic smokers before and after use of a chemical cigarette filter.


The influence of the size of the dose on the distribution and elimination of inorganic mercury, Hg(NO3)2, in the rat.


An analysis of six families with multiple sclerosis.


Phenylketonuria. Replies from a letter to institutions for the mentally retarded.


Compositions of skeletal muscle lipids of rats fed diets containing various oils.


Personality correlates of picture preferences.


Chemical changes in the tissues of leukemic mice. II. The effects of amethopterin.


The reversal of the inhibitory phase of 2,4-dinitrophenol by suitable buffers.


A new approach to helminthiasis control: the use of an organophosphorous compound.


The effect of skin inflammation on blood content of serotonin and histamine.


The effects of suprarenal aortic occlusion and hemorrhagic hypotension on the renal function of primates.


Glucose metabolism in multiple sclerosis.


Enzymes of the red blood cell membrane: adenylate kinase activity.


Nucleotidases, nucleotides, vitamins and coenzymes in the follicular fluid of human ovary.


Potentiation of narcotic action by the brain treated with an electric shock.


Rheology of blood.

Rheology of blood.


Motor nerve conduction velocity in premature infants.


Chromatographic separation of rare earths by means of paper treated with the liquid cation exchanger di-(2-ethylhexyl) orthophosphoric acid.


Inhibition of macromolecular synthesis and of cell division in synchronized Tetrahymena.


A poliomyelitis outbreak in Rome in the years 1958-1959.


Attitude: the five levels of need fulfillment.


Vibracentric equilibration of centric occlusion.


Entry of sodium-24 in isolated rabbit atria.


2-Sulfanilamido-3-methoxypyrazine: a new long-action sulfonamide.


Phage typing of Staphylococcus pyogenes var. aureus strains and their resistance to antibiotics.


Hereditary elliptocytosis. Study of a Turkish family.


Mesothelioma associated with cryoglobulinemia. Report of a case.


'Anatomies' from changing times.

'Anatomies' from changing times.


Anatomical dissection in pictorial representation. VIII. A portrait of an unknown anatomist.


Fatigue fracture of the ulna.

Fatigue fracture of the ulna.


The etiologic agent of human paragonimiasis in China.


Clinical observations on tsutsugamushi disease.


Studies on relationship between leprosy and tuberculosis in serology and allergy.


Location of the three buried tyrosyl groups of ribonuclease A.


Angiography in the diagnosis of kidney tumors


Histopathological changes in the upper jejunum in tropical malabsorption syndrome studied by transoral biopsy.


Double lip: report of case.

Double lip: report of case.


Effects of extracorporeal oxygenation of venous return on pulmonary artery pressure.


Subconjunctival cysticercus cellosae.

Subconjunctival cysticercus cellosae.


The fate of radioactively labelled glycine introduced into Amoeba proteus and Stentor coeruleus.


Depolarisation of the fluorescence of proteins labelled with various fluorescent dyes.


A toxin in the coelomic fluid of scalded starfish (Asterias forbesi).


Establishing treatment relations with alcoholics.


Alcoholism: its cause and prevention.

Alcoholism: its cause and prevention.


Alcoholism problems and programs in Hungary, Yugoslavia, Roumania and Bulgaria.


A device for incubating cryostat sections on coverslips.


Sex chromatin in hermaphrodite and mono-sexual molluscs.


Problems of penicillin reaction and prevention.


Sexing of skins in East Africans.

Sexing of skins in East Africans.


6-Chloro, 6-dehydro, 17alpha-acetoxyprogesterone: its possible action as an aldosterone antagonist.


The liver of the mountain gorilla (Gorilla gorilla beringel).


Cholesteryl esters and experimental atherosclerosis.


The inheritance of careener, unbalanced locomotion in mice.


Influence of aminooxyacetic acid, a gamma-aminobutyrate transaminase inhibitor, on hereditary spastic defect in the mouse.


Localization of central cardiovascular control mechanism in lower brain stem of the cat.


Mosso and muscular tone.

Mosso and muscular tone.


A papillary adenocarcinoma of the vagina in an infant.


The effect of dietary protein level on the development of naturally-occurring aortic arteriosclerosis in the chicken.


Bacteriological investigation of Buerger's disease.


Evaluation of stress phenomenon in Buerger's disease. Studies of 17-ketosteroids.


Study of histo-pathological changes in thromboangiitis obliterans.


A note on the estimation of serum non-esterified fatty acids.


Effect of a concentrate of rice polishings on serum lipoproteins.


Effect of rice polishings concentrate on the nutritive value of some Indian pulses.


Detection of hypoglycaemic sulphonylureas on paper chromatograms.


The 'fibrinolytic potential' as a simple measure of spontaneous fibrinolysis. Natural or spontaneous fibrinolytic activity of the blood is due to a labile activator which is stabilized by fibrin formation. Current methods of measuring spontaneous fibrinolysis require either low temperature centrifugation when plasma is used or photography when diluted whole blood is used and neither is available in the average laboratory. A method of measuring fibrinolytic activity in blood, the ;fibrinolytic potential', which requires only simple apparatus, is described. It is found to correlate well with the dilute blood clot lysis time, and should be of value for investigating the hitherto neglected problem of spontaneous fibrinolytic activity in occlusive vascular disease.


Cerebral angiography.

Cerebral angiography.


An unusual case of rupture of the uterus.


Diagnosis and management of intracranial tumours.


Electroencephalography: normal and its changes in brain tumours.


Furazolidone in typhoid fever.

Furazolidone in typhoid fever.


Mitotic cycle of the kala-azar parasite, Leishmania donovani.


Cytology of the flagellate form of Leishmania donovani with consideration of the evidence for abnormal nuclear division.


Atmospheric pollution: a study in Calcutta.


Application of physical methods in toxicology.


Pseudocholinesterase.

Pseudocholinesterase.


Pseudocholinesterase and its significance in prognosis.


A simple atomising sprayer.

A simple atomising sprayer.


Effect of Raney nickel on A/B ring fusion of steroids.


Rabies in man.

Rabies in man.


Inhibition of alkaline phosphatase activity of the endometrium of rabbit by oral administration of indigenous contraceptive drugs.


The significance of serum viscosity in experimental atherosclerosis.


Use of caudal analgesia in surgery.

Use of caudal analgesia in surgery.


Histochemical studies of succinic dehydrogenase in Trypanosoma cruzi and Leishmania leproide.


Inhibition of anaphylactic histamine release by 2-deoxyglucose.


Allergic reactions due to streptomycin: corroboration of clinical findings with streptomycin skin tests.


Diagnostic value of needle biopsy of lung in pulmonary neoplasm.


Clinical symposium on cesarean sections: Historical aspect.


Some aspects of the histological and histochemical studies on the oviduct of the kite, Milvus migrans govinda Sykes.


Studies on microbial protein synthesis with Azotobacter vinelandii as the test organism. II. Incorporation of radioactive amino acids into protein of cell-free particulate preparations.


Pentose metabolism in Candida. II. The diphosphopyridine nucleotide-specific polyol dehydrogenase of Candida utilis.


Studies on microbial protein synthesis with Azotobacter vinelandii as the test organism. I. Incorporation of radioactive phosphate and sulfate into the resting cells in the presence of antibiotics and antimetabolites.


Use of the colposcope in gynecological practice.


The role of the bursa of fabricius in adrenal response and mortality due to Eimeria tenella infections in the chicken.


A case of full-time abdominal pregnancy.


Mulleroma-a rare cause of dysmenorrhoea.


The Malmstrom technique. A review of 282 patients treated.


The vacuum extractor with special reference to its use in domiciliary practice.


Tremorine tremor in chronic spinal rats.


Diuretic and steroid therapy in liver disease.


A pre-school playgroup helps physically handicapped children.


The mucopeptide turnover in the cell walls of growing cultures of Bacillus megaterium KM.


Protease repression in Bacillus megaterium KM.


Formation of osmotically fragile rods by the action of lysozyme on Bacillus megaterium KM.


The nature and synthetic capacity of fragile cells of Bacillus megatherium partly deprived of cell walls.


A comparative study in the detection of ABO incompatibility.


Effect of dietary epoxyoleic acid upon rats.


Carcinogenicity of the methyl-1,2-benzanthracenes and their derivatives.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


The spleen and its removal.

The spleen and its removal.


A case of sarcoidosis of the nervous system.


Medical radiation exposure.

Medical radiation exposure.


Deoxyribo ucleic acid-directed synthesis of ribonucleic acid by an enzyme from Escherichia coli.


Malignant lymphocytic lymphoma.

Malignant lymphocytic lymphoma.


Comprehensive care of the acute alcoholic in a municipal hospital.


Variability of normal and maladjusted groups in attributing needs to best liked and least liked people.


Trait judgement of photographs and adjustment of college students.


Lung biopsy by limited thoracotomy.

Lung biopsy by limited thoracotomy.


Midline preperitoneal approach to undescended testes and inguinal hernia repair.


Ophthalmologic criteria in diagnosis and management of pituitary tumors.


Myxoma of the left atrium. A case report.


Shwartzman-like phenomenon of the rabbit colon induced by a single injection of endotoxin.


An active cistron fragment.

An active cistron fragment.


Failure of x-ray irradiation to inhibit ribonucleic acid polymerase activity in regenerating rat liver nuclei.


Reversal of mutant phenotypes by 5-fluorouracil: an approach to nucleotide sequences in messenger-RNA.


Drive level (D) and extinction in classical aversive conditioning.


Activity during delay of reinforcement in human learning.


Stimulus-intensity effects in response evocation.


Stimulus-response contiguity in classical aversive conditioning.


Torulosis in Papua and New Guinea.

Torulosis in Papua and New Guinea.


Haemophilia in New Guinea.

Haemophilia in New Guinea.


ABO hemolytic disease. Serologic diagnosis with the two stage direct antiglobulin test, by means of fresh serum.


Improved benzidine sugar reagent for paper chromatograms.


Chorionepithelioma. A study of 41 cases.


Treatment of chorionepithelioma with methotrexate.


Growth interactions of Arthrobacter globiformis and Pseudomonas sp. in relation to the rhizosphere effect.


On the biotin requirement of Arthrobacter globiformis.


A study of 10 cases of polyneuritis occurring after childbirth in Malay women.


A clinical trial of a contact laxative: report of 250 cases in a surgical unit.


The ABO blood group frequency distribution of Singapore based on a blood donor sample.


Meningitis due to atypical Mycobacteria.


Growth and skeletal maturation of Chinese children in Hong Kong.


Saluretic actions of neurohypophysial peptides in conscious dogs.


The disposal of small doses of intravenously injected folic acid.


Urinary excretion of histidine derivatives in megaloblastic anaemia and other conditions and comparison with the folic acid clearance test. Urinary excretion of urocanic acid and formimino-glutamic acid in abnormal amounts following oral doses of histidine has been observed not only in most cases of megaloblastic anaemia, but in iron-deficiency anaemia, haemolytic anaemia, and neoplastic disease. The urinary excretion of these substances is increased in those disease states in which an abnormally rapid rate of removal from the plasma of intravenously injected folic acid has been demonstrated.


The plasma clearance of daily doses of folic acid in megaloblastic anaemia.


Absorption of folic acid and D-xylose as tests of small-intestinal function.


A spectrophotometric method for estimating formimino-glutamic and urocanic acid.


The familial aplastic crisis in hereditary spherocytosis. Urocanic acid and formiminoglutamic acid excretion studies in a case with megaloblastic arrest.


Intracellular oxidation-reduction states in vivo. It now appears to be possible to continuously record changes in intracellular oxidation-reduction levels in terms of the fluorescence of reduced pyridine nucleotide in mitochondria of various tissues and organs in situ. Studies of kidney and brain cortex in the rat show that changes in fluorescence are not measurably affected by the presence of oxyhemoglobin. Nitrogen, sulfide, cyanide, and carbon monoxide cause increases in fluorescence to very nearly the same levels, and the increases are attributed to larger reduction of mitochondrial diphosphopyridine nucleotide. Amytal at a low blood concentration causes increased reduction in the kidney cortex, and at a high blood concentration, in the brain cortex. The qualitative response of the pyridine nucleotide to low oxygen concentrations shows the brain to be more sensitive than the kidney. The first measurable increase in pyridine nucleotide reduction observed on the brain occurs at a concentration of inspired oxygen of 8 percent. Breathing stops when the percentage increase of pyridine nucleotide reduction on the brain reaches about 90; at this point the percentage increase for the kidney is only about 30. This difference corresponds roughly to a tenfold difference in oxygen tension. Half-maximal increase in pyridine nucleotide reduction on the brain occurs at a concentration of inspired oxygen of about 4 percent and corresponds to an intracellular oxygen tension of about 0.2 mm (47).


Natriuresis in conscious dogs during arginine vasopressin infusion and after oxytocin injection.


Control of endogenous adenosine triphosphatase activity by energy-linked pyridine nucleotide reduction in mitochondria.


Inhibition of energy transfer at the pyridine nucleotide-flavin site.


Metabolically linked changes in fluorescence emission spectra of cortex of rat brain, kidney and adrenal gland.


In vivo induced oxidation by adrenocorticotrophic hormone of reduced pyridine nucleotide in the adrenal cortex of hypophysectomized rats.


The nature of the primary complex of catalase.


Correlation of oxidation-reduction changes of intracellular reduced pyridine nucleotide and changes in electroencephalogram of the rat in anoxia.


Kinetics of enzyme reactions within single cells.


Communality and stability of meaning in clinical case description.


Conceptual and methodological problems in cross-cultural health research.


Relations among inter-religious marriages, migratory marriages and civil weddings in Iowa.


Current topic. Medical care in a welfare state.


Family planning.

Family planning.


Analogue and digital computer representations of biochemical processes.


Medical advertising.

Medical advertising.


Observations on mass therapy with diethylcarbamazine in filaria control unit, Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh.


Filariasis in Bahraich District, Uttar Pradesh.


Culicine fauna of Gorakhpur District. (Uttar Pradesh).


A pilot study to detect early developmental deviations in children.


The mentally deficient in outpatient psychiatric clinics.


Mydriatic-cycloplegic treatment in malignant glaucoma.


A major cause of hypotony.

A major cause of hypotony.


Glaucoma from pupillary block in aphakia.


Just to be sure.

Just to be sure.


Secondary glaucoma.

Secondary glaucoma.


Surgery of congenital cataract.

Surgery of congenital cataract.


Investigation of calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D3 relationships in rats by multiple regression techniques.


Infection of laboratory animals with Mycobacterium johnei. V. Further studies on the comparative susceptibility of C57 black mice.


Incidence of thyrocytotoxic factor and other antithyroid antibodies in the mothers of cretins.


Experimentally induced autoimmunization disease of the thyroid. I. The failure of transplacental transfer of anti-thyroid antibodies to produce cretinism.


Theoretical stability properties of a space-clamped axon. A mathematical method for determining the stability properties of a uniform nerve membrane is developed. Two basically similar tests of stability are considered: examination of the real characteristic roots of the linearized equations and application of a modified Nyquist criterion to the linearized alternating current admittance. The method is applied to the Hodgkin-Huxley equations for the squid axon membrane at 6.3 degrees C to decide theoretically whether stable membrane behavior might be expected in a space clamp experiment. The equations are solved for step depolarizations similar to those used in voltage clamp experiments. Each solution can be represented by a trajectory in the phase space of the variables V, m, h, and n. The stability of motion of a phase point on a given trajectory, and hence the adequacy of the control of the membrane potential, is shown to be a function of the effective conductance in series with the membrane. (For a patch of membrane away from the point controlled by feedback, the effective conductance is the combined conductance of the axial current electrode, axoplasm, and an external layer of sea water, all in series.) In particular, there is a (uniquely determined) critical conductance, defined as the minimum effective series conductance consistent with stability, associated with each point on the trajectory. During a step depolarization the critical conductance goes through a maximum. The values of such maxima as a function of voltage are closely similar to the negative slopes of the peak inward current versus voltage curve. This empirical correlation may be helpfup in the prediction of stability in experimental situations.


Timing of spermatogenesis in Drosophila melanogaster using tritiated thymidine.


The induction of mutations in spermatocytes of Drosophila melanogaster with x-rays.


Dacryo-rhinostomy in absence of sac.

Dacryo-rhinostomy in absence of sac.


Ethylene production by subcellular particles from tomatoes.


Effect of fertilizers on the bacterial population of a Saskatchewan soil.


Reflexes in infancy. (A longitudinal study of 71 infants).


Electron microscopy of the H-1 virus. I. Morphology of the virus and a possible virushost relationship.


The reversal of mitochondrial membrane.

The reversal of mitochondrial membrane. An electron microscope study of mitochondria in hamster liver and kidney cells has revealed that at some points the outer membrane of these organelles is continuous with the inner membrane. Also, at such points the discontinuous components of the membrane pairs have free endings. The outer and the inner membranes of a mitochondrion, therefore, may not be two different and distinct entities, as has been conventionally assumed, but may rather be a part of the same unit. Such a morphological structure would make the intramitochondrial substance accessible to the cytoplasmic substance through the intermembrane channel. This structure would also facilitate the swelling of a mitochondrion either by an unfolding of the cristae, or a sliding of the two membranes, or by both these processes occurring simultaneously.


Intra-cellular distribution of enzymes in micro-organisms. I. A study of citric acid cycle enzymes and L-amino acid oxidases in the cell free extract of Neurospora crassa.


Clinical evaluation of guanethidine sulfate, a new antihypertensive agent.


Mechanisms underlying the differences in fertility patterns of Bengalee women from three socio-economic groups.


Species differences in prothrombins and fibrinogens.


Minor proteins in human erythrocytes.

Minor proteins in human erythrocytes.


Medical education in India.

Medical education in India.


Modified reagents for determination of urea and ammonia.


How to teach cleaning methods.

How to teach cleaning methods.


The inlet length for oscillatory flow and its effects on the determination of the rate of flow in arteries.


A comparison of anticoagulants and or preservatives affecting blood glucose. Determinations by automation.


The normal roentgenographic measurement of the right descending pulmonary artery in 1,085 cases.


Adrenal estrogens. II. Further characterizations of isolated urinary 11beta-hydroxyestradiol.


Intussusception in infancy and early childhood.


Neurons reponsive to interruption of light and neurons active in darkness in the optic tectum of toad.


Antigenic relationshkps of trachoma virus strains in the mouse toxicity prevention test.


Clinical trial of isopregnenone, a new progestational agent. Preliminary study.


Liquefaction and membrane filtration of sputum for the diagnosis of cancer.


An improved opentop cryostat.

An improved opentop cryostat.


New evidence on fossil man in China.

New evidence on fossil man in China.


Kartagener's triad. Review of surgically treated cases and report of case treated by bilateral multiple segmental resection.


Metastatic malignant schwannoma with bilateral pulmonary resection.


The section freeze-substitution technique. II. Application to localization of enzymes and other chemicals.


Electrophoretic separations of the soluble proteins of Neurospora.


Morphological changes of sperm head in the ooplasm of mouse, rat, hamster and rabbit.


Biological control of the conversion of folic acid to folinic acid by L. casei.


Metabolism of C 14-nicotinic acid in pig and sheep.