A new prophylactic trypanocidal drug, 2,7-di-(m-amidinophenyldiazoamino)-10-ethyl-9-phenyl-phenanthridinium chloride dihydrochloride (M & B 4596).


Distribution of mitochondria in echinoderm embryos as determined by electron microscopy.


Gonadal histology in patients with male pseudohermaphroditism and atypical gonadal dysgenesis: relation to theories of sex differentiation.


Variants of embryonic testicular dysgenesis: bilateral anorchia and the syndrome of rudimentary testes.


Statistical behaviour of motor unit discharge intervals in stereotactically operated parkinsonian patients.


Vascularized polyvinyl sponge prosthesis. Its use to replace the canine common bile duct.


Status of therapy in arterial occlusive disease.


Pregnancy associated with severe kyphoscoliosis of the thoracic spine.


Studies on the virus of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. II. Modification by specific immune serum of response of central nervous system of mice.


Studies with artificial neurons. II. Analog of the external spiral innervation of the cochlea.


A human plasma factor inducing behavioral and electro-physiological changes in animals. II. Changes induced in animals.


Legal risks for interns and residents.

Legal risks for interns and residents.


Indications for the use of low viscous dextran in surgery.


Urinary excretion of coenzyme Q10 by patients with diabetes mellitus.


Studies on the genesis of posttraumatic fat embolism.


An evaluation of the effectiveness of streptokinase in buccal tablets.


Cytological effects of 5-fluorouracil.

Cytological effects of 5-fluorouracil.


The pharmacological properties of 2-methyl-2-sec-butyl-1,3-propanediol dicarbamate (Mebutamate, W-583), a new centrally acting blood pressure lowering agent.


Pharmacology of antihypertensive agents.


Activation of Bartonella muris infection in x-irradiated rats.


Cause of drug-induced thrombocytopenic purpura identified by the passive transfer reaction.


Haematorheological treatment with low viscous dextran in surgery.


Hypersensitivity to isoniazid. Report of a case with discussion of management and oral desensitization.


Test-retest reliability of the Blacky Pictures test.


Xanthofibroma of stomach.

Xanthofibroma of stomach.


Extracellular beta-transglucosidase activity from conidia of Neurospora crassa.


An overview of group psychotherapy: its past, present, and future development.


Effects of sleep deprivation on behaviour, subsequent sleep, and dreaming.


Eye movements during active and passive dreams. Independent confirmation is offered that the amount of rapid eye movement during dreaming is associated with the dream content.


Congenital atresias of the gastrointestinal tract.


Effect of postganglionic mesenteric sympathectomy in irreversible hemorrhagic shock.


Torsion of the normal ovary.

Torsion of the normal ovary.


Herniation of the liver through the foramen of Morgagni. Its diagnosis by means of pneumoperitoneum.


Protein quality and carotene utilization.


The roentgenographic diagnosis of carcinoma of the breast.


Papillary adenocarcinoma arising in a thyroglossal duct cyst. Report of a case.


Nitrate reductase in soybean root nodules.


Quantitative immunochemical determination of albumin in normal human urine.


Studies on proteins, glycoproteins and mucopolysaccharides in normal human urine.


Congenital megacolon (Hirschsprung's disease), associated with hypoproteinemia and edema.


Extramammary localization of Paget's disease. Report of a case with localization to the vulva.


Teleangiectasia macularis eruptiva perstans.


Acute pancreatitis, acute hyperparathyroidism, and low magnesium syndrome: a case report.


The respiratory activity and permeability of housefly sarcosomes.


The effect of dissonant persuasive communications upon changes in a self-referring attitude.


A basic oversight in the discussion of violence on TV.


On the irrational anger of some wives when witnessing their husbands' "weak and silly" behavior.


Effect of induced pneumothorax on the pulmonary shunt and the ventilation in a patient with atelectasis of the lung.


Studies of the inhibitory activity of specific antisera to some clotting factors in human plasma.


Studies on the effect of homologous spleen cells on antibody formation in cortisone treated rats.


Inhibition of antibody formation by prednisolone; location of a short sensitive period.


The emergency clinic. A study of its role in a teaching hospital.


Prednisolone and antibody formation. Location of a short sensitive period.


Studies on the penetration of added water in hygroscopic setting expansion technique. Some experiments using tritiated water.


Cryptococcosis as a cause of pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.


Amyloid "tumour" in sigmoid colon.

Amyloid "tumour" in sigmoid colon.


Studies on mineralized dental tissues. XV. Mineral pattern of dentine.


Carcinoma of the ureter: clinical report of seven cases.


Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis. Case report with review of literature.


Urinary excretion patterns for substances with simultaneous secretion and reabsorption by active transport.


A community focused institutional approach to mental retardation.


Studies on the renal elimination of N-methylpyridinium-2-aldoxime.


Mucoid degeneration of Wharton's jelly. An umbilical cord anomaly threatening foetal life.


The value of the vacuum extractor as judged from use in elderly primiparae.


Hypertensive form of congenital adrenocortical hyperplasia, analysis of a case with co-existing polycystic ovaries.


Menarche or spontaneous remission of primary amenorrhea at 38 years of age. Report of a case.


Traumatic intra-uterine lesions.

Traumatic intra-uterine lesions.


Pseudo-isochromatic plates as a test of visual field deficit after brain damage.


Observations on the morphogenesis of rat skeletal muscle.


Cyclic variations in blood oxygenation with the respiratory cycle.


The anatomy of some viperidae (I and II).


In vitro studies of Rous sarcoma.

In vitro studies of Rous sarcoma.


On the mechanism of action of Colisan.

On the mechanism of action of Colisan. Purified Colisan produces instantaneous lysis of paramecia and amoebae, and blebbing of paramecia, rat mast cells and ascites tumour cells. Colisan liberates histamine from mast cells. It also suppresses competitively the bradykinin-provoked contraction of the guinea-pig ileum. Most of these effects are not shared by staphylococcus-haemolysin. The results suggest a rapid change of the permeability of the cell membrane as the mechanism of all the diversified biological actions of Colisan.


Comparison of the influence of graded doses of phenothiazines and pentobarbitone on central nystagmus.


Dual action of nitroparaffins on the guinea-pig ileum. Nitroparaffins act on the guinea-pig ileum by several mechanisms. They produce contraction partly by ganglionic stimulation and partly by direct liberation of transmitter from the nerve endings. They also inhibit the response to acetylcholine and nicotine, but interfere less with the action of histamine, serotonin or bradykinin. The two opposite effects of the nitro compounds are independent of each other. Within the homologous series of normal nitroparaffins, the excitatory action diminishes and the inhibitory effect increases with the lengthening of the carbon chain.


The influence of chlorpromazine on central nystagmus.


Some specific reactions of the purine-oxidizing system of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


A comparative study of staphylococcus haemolysins and Colisan. Staphylococcus beta-haemolysin exhibits the same broad spectrum of antagonistic activity against smooth muscle stimulants as described recently for Colisan. The antispasmodic effect develops slowly and can be removed only by repeated washing. The pattern of haemolytic activities of Colisan is characteristically different from that of beta-haemolysin, but resembles closely alpha-toxin. Both staphylococcus toxins can destroy paramecium and entamoeba, but the ratio of the titres at which they kill paramecium and entamoeba respectively (P:A value) is different. The P:A value of beta-haemolysin is similar to that of Colisan.


Fetuin: immunochemistry and quantitative estimation in serum.


The regional anatomy of the inguinal canal.


Thesaurosis due to inhalation of hair spray. Report of twelve new cases, including three autopsies.


The significance of certain tracer kinetical methods, especially with respect to the tracer dynamic definition of metabolic turnover.


The effect of changes in hydrogen ion concentration on the pulmonary circulation.


Demonstration of yellow fever virus with the electron microscope.


Effect of 8-azaguanine on oxidative phosphorylation of mouse-liver mitochondria.


Arteriovenous pulmonary aneurysms in Osler's disease (telangiectasia hereditaria haemorrhagica). Report of four cases in the same family.


Pure red cell anaemia successfully treated with corticosteroids. Report of a case.


The effect of instructional time interval and social desirability on the validity of a forced-choice anxiety scale.


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of multiple myeloma. V. 1-Aminocyclopentanecarboxylic acid (NSC-1026).


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of multiple myeloma. II. Mitomycin C (NSC-26980).


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of multiple myeloma. IV. L-Phenylalanine mustard (NSC-8806).


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the treatment of multiple myeloma. I. Plan of study.


Phase II trials of mitomycin C, AB-100, NSC-1026, L-sarcolysin, and meta-sarcolysin, in the treatment of multiple myeloma.


Radical extirpation before diagnosis of primary tumour.


Hereditary spastic ataxia with central retinal degeneration and vestibular impairment. A clinical report on a family.


The effect of gravitational force on the vestibular caloric test.


Serum haptoglobin in infancy.

Serum haptoglobin in infancy.


Factors influencing the serum haptoglobin level in infancy.


Suicidal attempts in adolescence and childhood.


Hereditary benign erythroreticulosis.

Hereditary benign erythroreticulosis.


Laryngologic aspects of the treatment of acute barbiturate poisoning.


Operatively treated case of morbus otolithicus (otolith extraction after temporary stapediolysis).


Morphological studies on peripheral nerves exposed to a beam of high energy protons.


Brain and muscle potentials from the intra-uterine foetus in unnarcotized, conscious animals.


The effect of x-irradiation on the electrical and mechanical activity of striated frog muscle.


Transformation of bioelectric potentials to square wave pulses suitable for a pulse counter device. A simple method utilising Tektronix 502 dual beam oscilloscope.


An intra-uterine technique for recording the foetal EEG in animals.


Prenatal stretch reflex activity in the guinea-pig.


Studies in reflex irradiation in the foetal guinea-pig.


Radiation-induced damage in the ultrastructure of striated muscle.


Electrical activity in Nitellopsis obtusa.


Some observations on the plasticity of frog skin.


Studies in the electrical behaviour of the resting cell membrane of Nitellopsis obtusa.


Studies on the refractory period in Nitellopsis obtusa.


The effect of 5.3 MeV Po210 alpha particles on the resting membrane potential and ultrastructure of Nitella flexilis.


The effect of 5.3 MeV polonium 210 alpha-particles on the electrical activity of alpha- and beta-fibres of the frog sciatic nerve.


The effect of temperature on the elasticity of frog skin.


The strength-duration relation in electrical stimulation of cells of Nitellopsis obtusa.


The time course of the recovery of responsiveness in Nitellopsis obtusa during the refractory period.


Pediatric care for migrant workers: an opportunity for teaching and investigation.


Isolation of prostaglandin E1 from human seminal plasma. Prostaglandins and related factors. 11.


Actinospectacin, a new antibiotic. IV. Isolation, purification, and chemical properties.


Vascular resistance and oxygen utilization of the brain, heart, and whole body in profound hypothermia.


Circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid. Demonstration of the choroid plexuses as the generator of the force for flow of fluid and ventricular enlargement.


Intracavitary use of radium or treatment of atypical uterine bleeding in women of menopausal age.


The need for recommended practices and standards for college health services.


Cholelithiasis in childhood and adolescence.


Results of the bromsulphalein test using a standard dose independent of body weight.


A new multiviewer proctosigmoidoscope for teaching use.


Double eyepiece for attachment to proctosigmoidoscope.


Demethylchlortetracycline-induced fluorescence of gastric sediment. Use to differentiate benign and malignant gastric lesions.


The identification of gastric cancer by means of fluorescence of gastric sediment induced by declomycin.


Aneurysm of the middle meningeal artery.


Treatment of iron deficiency anemia with ferrous fumarate.


Postcholecystectomy syndrome.

Postcholecystectomy syndrome.


Carcinoma of the cecum and ascending colon. An analysis of ninety-one cases.


Monosynaptic reflex arc of the facial nerve with afferent transmission along the trigeminus.


Is a standards committee worthwhile?

Is a standards committee worthwhile?


They are making regional plans in California.


The surgical treatment of congenital ptosis.


Ocular changes in the Shwartzman reaction. Their possible relationship to diabetic retinopathy.


Studies on mechanisms of cellular immunity. III. Effect of Pseudomonas aeruginosa on hydrolase activity of mouse monocytes.


Influence of nitrous oxide on whole blood PCO2 measurement by the interpolation method.


On the interpolation method for determining whole blood PCO2 from pH.


The effect of spectral distribution on the production of cutaneous burns.


Studies on the protective effects of clothing in the production of cutaneous flash burns.


Treatment of skin burns due to alkyl mercury compounds.


Restoration of kidney function by splenorenal arterial anastomosis. Report of a case.


Surgical management of hemorrhage due to gastritis.


Colour in hospitals.

Colour in hospitals.


Oral contraception.

Oral contraception.


Evaluation of radioisotopic triolein techniques in the detection of steatorrhea.


Serum lipid and fat tolerance determinations in patients receiving Sippy diets.


The effects of sitosterol, nicotinic acid and triparanol on fat tolerance.


Computers, drugs, circumnatal and parturitive disorders.


The treatment of intestinal gas with a new defoaming agent.


Steatorhea. Clinical approach to diagnosis and management.


The intravenous tolbutamide test as a diagnostic aid in carcinoma of the pancreas.


Treatment of gastritis with an antacidoxethazaine mixture.


Practical significance of serum triglycerides and radioactive fat tolerance. Their relation to current therapy for hypercholesterolemia.


Electrodialysis:concept and preliminarystudies of its application to blood.


Hostility catharsis as the reducation of emotional tension.


The stimulus qualities of the scapegoat.


Stereotyped movements of mental defectives. I. Initial survey.


Mortality and marital status. Reflections on the derivation of etiology from statistics.


Team approach via the classroom.

Team approach via the classroom.


Metabolic compartments in vivo. Ammonia and glutamic acid metabolism in brain and liver.


Carbon dioxide fixation in the brain.

Carbon dioxide fixation in the brain.


Interpersonal sensitivity and motive strength.


Use of glacial acetic acid for killing parasitic nematodes for collection purposes.


Tests for biologic safety of arlacel A.

Tests for biologic safety of arlacel A.


Dermatitis solaris in children. A herald manifestation xeroderma pigmentosum.


Psoriasis complicated by cutaneous and visceral carcinomatosis due to ingestion of arsenic.


Congenital generalized melanoleucoderma associated with hypodontia, hypotrichosis, stunted growth and mental retardation occurring in two brothers and two sisters.


Gastritis: a medical dilemma.

Gastritis: a medical dilemma.


A pump for use in measuring arteriovenous differences in concentration.


Measurement of changes in gross body composition during controlled weight reduction in obesity by metabolic balance and body density--body water technics.


Ovarian cyst. Report of an unusual case in urban practice.


Adrenal 3beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity on C17-hydroxylated delta5-pregnenes, C21-hydroxylated delta5-pregnenes, or both.


A new weighted vaginal speculum, lengthened and widened.


Conjugation and biliary excretion of corticosteroids by isolated perfused liver.


Influence of steroidal structure on glucuronoside formation by mouse liver and kidney.


The mechanical factor in obstructive cecal perforation.


Simultaneous measurement of blood flow, glomerular filtration rate and urine secretion in the separate kidneys of anesthetized rabbits.


Biochemical studies of an unnatural and antitumor amino acid: 1-aminocyclopentanecarboxylic acid. I. Toxicity and tissue distribution.


Autoradiographic studies of the distribution of 1-aminocyclopentane carboxylic acid in normal and cancerous mice.


Biochemical studies of an unnatural and antitumor amino acid: 1-aminocyclopentanecarboxylic acid. II. Effects on cellular respiration and amino acid metabolism.


Mechanism of antitumour action of 1-amino-cyclopentane carboxylic acid.


Gastrointestinal hemorrhage in an infant.


Palpebral asymmetry in the dark-adapted owl (Athene noctua) following unilateral irreversible visual deafferentation.


Comments on relations between Piaget's theory and S-R theory.


Conflict and the orientation reaction.

Conflict and the orientation reaction.


Uncertainty and epistemic curiosity.

Uncertainty and epistemic curiosity.


Distal tubular function in chronic hydronephrosis.


On the mechanism of renal inability to produce a concentrated urine in chronic hydronephrosis.


Familial nephritis.

Familial nephritis.


Ultrasonics in renal biopsy: an aid to determination of kidney position.


Acute renal failure following intravenous pyelography with hypaque.


Tactile conditioning after motor cortex ablations.


Interaction of cortical responses to somatic and auditory stimuli in anterior ectosylvian gyrus of cat.


Overlap of somatic and auditory cortical response fields in anterior ectosylvian gyrus of cat.


Determination of lead in blood. A simplified procedure applicable in a routine clinical laboratory.


An important step in management of intestinal atresia.


Parenteral fluid administration.

Parenteral fluid administration.


Isolation of bovine vitreous hyaluronic acid on diethylaminoethyl-Sephadex.


The relationship of intragastric and portal venous pressures.


Renal amyloidosis.

Renal amyloidosis.


The pediatric implications of bladder neck obstructions.


A progress report on uremia.

A progress report on uremia.


The routine fitting of kinetic data to models: a mathematical formalism for digital computers. A mathematical formalism is presented for use with digital computers to permit the routine fitting of data to physical and mathematical models. Given a set of data, the mathematical equations describing a model, initial conditions for an experiment, and initial estimates for the values of model parameters, the computer program automatically proceeds to obtain a least squares fit of the data by an iterative adjustment of the values of the parameters. When the experimental measures are linear combinations of functions, the linear coefficients for a least squares fit may also be calculated. The values of both the parameters of the model and the coefficients for the sum of functions may be unknown independent variables, unknown dependent variables, or known constants. In the case of dependence, only linear dependencies are provided for in routine use. The computer program includes a number of subroutines, each one of which performs a special task. This permits flexibility in choosing various types of solutions and procedures. One subroutine, for example, handles linear differential equations, another, special non-linear functions, etc. The use of analytic or numerical solutions of equations is possible.


Some formal approaches to the analysis of kinetic data in terms of linear compartmental systems. A formal approach to the routine analysis of kinetic data in terms of linear compartmental systems is presented. The methods of analysis are general in that they include much of the theory in common use, such as direct solution of differential equations, integral equations, transfer functions, fitting of data to sums of exponentials, matrix solutions, etc. The key to the formalism presented lies in the fact that a basic operational unit-called "compartment"-has been defined, in terms of which physical and mathematical models as well as input and output functions can be expressed. Additional features for calculating linear combinations of functions and for setting linear dependence relations between parameters add to the versatility of this method. The actual computations for the values of model parameters to yield a least squares fit of the data are performed on a digital computer. A general computer program was developed that permits the routine fitting of data and the evolution of models.


Psychologic and neurologic status of diet-treated phenylketonuric children and their sibligs.


Ruptured mitral chordae tendineae in subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Guillain-Barre syndrome.

Guillain-Barre syndrome.


Factors affecting the elaboration by Clostridium histolyticum of proteinases capable of debriding third degree burn eschars on guinea pigs. Berman, Sanford (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D. C.), Joseph P. Lowenthal, Marion E. Webster, Patricia L. Altieri, and Raymond B. Gochenour. Factors affecting the elaboration by Clostridium histolyticum of proteinases capable of debriding third degree burn eschars on guinea pigs. J. Bacteriol. 82:582-588. 1961.-A comparison of three strains of Clostridium histolyticum grown in two different media indicated that the H-4 strain produced the greatest yield of enzyme(s) capable of debriding third degree burn eschars on guinea pigs. Some of the nutritional and physiological factors affecting the elaboration of enzymes by this strain have been investigated. Maximal yields have been obtained after incubation for 14 to 16 hr at 30 C in a medium consisting of 5% proteose-peptone, 1.5% trypticase soy broth, and vitamins; pH 7.5. A medium consisting of 2% proteose-peptone and 2% Casamino acids yields somewhat lower enzyme titers, but has the compensating advantage of being less costly and may be more amenable to purification and concentration procedures because of its reduced precipitable nitrogen content.


Recent studies of the hormonal influence in mouse mammary tumorigenesis.


Association of elementary neurosecretory granules with the Golgi complex.


The caudal neurosecretory system of fishes.


The properties of neurosecretory cells.

The properties of neurosecretory cells.


Chronic bronchitis and mucoviscidosis.

Chronic bronchitis and mucoviscidosis.


Experimental trichinosis in the golden hamster. IV. Some observations on the leukocytic response.


Recirculation of air in the surgical suite.


Bacterial air contamination and its relation to postoperative sepsis.


Postoperative surgical infection. The relative importance of various hospital factors.


The role of antimicrobial agents in the care of the pediatric surgical patient.


Medicine at the court of Louis XIV.

Medicine at the court of Louis XIV.


The geriatric patient in the office.

The geriatric patient in the office.


Effect of vitamin A deficiency on taste.


Properties of highly purified fucan.

Properties of highly purified fucan.


Chromatography of Ehrlich ascites tumor cell high molecular weight ribonucleic acid on calcium phosphate.


Chromatographic purification of acid ribonuclease from calf thymus.


Chromatography of native deoxyribonucleic acid on calcium phosphate.


Incarcerated traumatic diaphragmatic hernia. Report of a case with obstruction of splenic flexure of colon.


Can the enucleated vertebrate eye give an electrical response to illumination?


Pathology and histopathology of ozaena experiments proving its sideropenic origin.


The changes is amino nitrogen content and osmolarity of plasma and blood red cells induced by experimental histamine shock in guinea pigs.


Thymoma: a clinicopathologic study.

Thymoma: a clinicopathologic study.


A 500-year-old skull with cleft lip.

A 500-year-old skull with cleft lip.


Some problems in connection with congenital malformations of the hands.


Action of vasopressin on the permeability of mesentery. Contemporaneous movements of Rb86 cations and of P(32) orthophosphate across isolated rabbit mesentery display kinetic patterns that are generally associated with passive diffusion. Vasopressin at a concentration of 100 milliunit/ml produced a significant increase in the permeability constant for P(32) and at the same time a significant decrease in the permeability to Rb(86). At lower hormone concentrations (0.1 milliunit/ml) the P32 response was less marked but still significant (P < .01), while the Rb(86) effect was not (P > .05). Hyaluronidase did not mimic these actions of vasopressin.


Differential changes in permeability of mesentery to rubidium and phosphate.


Rubidium and creatinine transport across isolated isolated mesentery.


The roentgenologic signs of pedunculated pleural tumors.


Diagnostic carbon dioxide pneumomediastinography as an extension of scalene-lymph-node biopsy.


Diagnosis of compensated hypovolemic shock (compensated acute hypovolemia).


Identification of metals in tattoo marks by activation analysis with gamma-spectrometry.


A method for recording rapid changes in radiation intensity applied to cardiovascular studies.


Intuition. VI. The psychodynamics of intuition.


Evaluation of procedure designed to enhance coronary collateral blood flow.


Intracellular localization of the skeletal-muscle relaxing factor.


Evaluation of bendroflumethiazide in general practice.


Hazards of adenotonsillectomy in the child with cleft palate.


Gonorrhoea in the median raphe of the penis. Case report and a survey of the literature.


On the epileptogenic properties of the fetal brain. An electrophysiological study on the electrically and chemically induced convulsive brain activity in sheep fetuses.


Pigment position and light sensitivity in the compound eye of noctuid moths.


Metabolic alterations associated with profound hypothermia and extracorporeal circulation in the dog and man.


A method for localization of the cardiac conduction system during open-heart surgery.


The rationale of hypothermic cardioplegia in the management of congenital anomalies affecting the aortic valve, coronary arteries and proximal aortic arch.


Alterations in myocardial metabolism subsequent to hypoxic and hypothermic cardiac arrest.


The carcinomatous abscess. A clinical paradox.


Studies in balanced hypothermic perfusion.


Biopsy findings in perspective.

Biopsy findings in perspective.


Electrophoretic patterns viewed diagnostically.


Evaluating tests for syphilis.

Evaluating tests for syphilis.


A modified membrane-filter technic for detection of cancer cells in body fluids.


Resolution of mixtures of proteins by means of zone electrophoresis in sucrose density gradients.


Age changes in the nerves of molar teeth of rats.


The vascular and nerve supply to the temporomandibular joint of the rat.


Maintenance of consciousness during closed-chest massage.


The dental education and career of the young dental officer.


Correlation between morphological and biochemical changes and the appearance of infectivity in FL cell cultures infected with trachoma agent.


The growth cycle of a trachoma agent in FL cell cultures.


Conduction time. Accelerated auriculoventricular conduction in psychiatric patients.


The electrocardiogram in hypothyroidism and hypocalcemia after total thyroidectomy.


Cholinesterases in serum as demonstrated by starch gel electrophoresis.


Multiple nature of acetylcholinesterase in nerve tissue.


Treatment of shock in myocardial infarction.


Anxiety and angina pectoris.

Anxiety and angina pectoris.


Cholesterol reduction in patients with arteriosclerosis.


Spasm direct and indirect.

Spasm direct and indirect.


The effect of two temporal variables of avoidance conditioning on drug-behavior interaction.


The pathogenesis of diabetic glomerulosclerosis. II. A demonstration of insulin-binding capacity of the various histopathological components of the disease by fluorescence microscopy.


Clinical trial of ipodate. A new oral cholangiographic agent.


Separation of brain proteins by starch gel electrophoresis.


Steatorrhea, functional hypoparathyroidism, and metabolic bone defect.


Studies on the renal clearance of phosphate and the role of the parathyroid glands in its regulation.


Effect of low molecular weight dextran on red blood cell charge during extracorporeal circulation.


Experimental studies of ditriokon toxicity.


Experimental evaluation of a pulse contour method for calculation of cardiac output.


Experimental studies of angio-conray: a new angiographic agent.


Experimental evaluation of renal and spinal cord tolerance to a new angiographic agent, Angio-Conray.


Myocardial transit time. A new technic for evaluating coronary circulation. I. Effect of systemic blood pressure.


Dreams and masturbation in an adolescent boy.


Comparison of renal clearance of calcium during infusion of calcium chloride and calcium gluconate.


Surgery in the psychiatrically III patient.


Response variability and rigidity in the adult chimpanzee.


Sepsis and jaundice in early infancy.

Sepsis and jaundice in early infancy.


Extraneural lesions associated with neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and kernicterus.


Failure of amino-nucleoside to produce abnormalities in the foetus of the rat.


Congenital abnormalities of the urinary system. II. Renal cortical and medullary necrosis.


A histologic appraisal of the kidney in sickle cell anemia.


Nonselectivity in establishment of neuromuscular connections following nerve regeneration in the rat.


An electrical analyzer for carbon dioxide in respiratory gases.


Psychological testing. II. The Rorschach test.


Psychological testing. 1. Intelligence tests.


Differentiation of esophageal pain from angina pectoris: role of the esophageal acid perfusion test.


Diuretic effect of mannitol in nephrotic edema.


Normal and reactive morphology of sea urchin spermatozoa.


The fractional radioiodine (I-131) uptake test as a measure of thyroid function.


A rapid screening dye test for the detection of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in red cells.


C16-Methyl derivatives of progesterone and 17alpha-acetoxyprogesterone: preparation and biological activities.


Pseudarthrosis at the shoulder joint.

Pseudarthrosis at the shoulder joint.


Acute radiosensitivity in mice of differing W genotype.


Newer methods for the detection of congenital cardiac shunts.


The effect of intracardiac acetylcholine infusion upon right heart dynamics in patients with rheumatic heart disease studied during exercise.


Use of steroids in hemolytic transfusion reaction.


The psychiatrist in a general hospital.

The psychiatrist in a general hospital.


Production of a blocking antibody of experimental therapy in ragweed pollenosis.


Comparison of results of various tests for blocking antibody.


In vitro hatching of oncospheres of Hymenolepis nana and Hymenolepis citelli (Cestoda: Cyclophyllidea).


Examination of coagulability and coagulation factors in patients with ischaemic heart disease.


Evaluation of the status of patients with rheumatoid arthritis after five or more years of corticosteroid treatment.


Parenteral magnesium in the prophylaxis and treatment of delirium tremens.


Therapy of ragweed pollenosis with blocking antibody. A preliminary report.


Selective and reversible inhibition of the synthesis of bacterial deoxyribonucleic acid by phenethyl alcohol. Berrah, Ghoulem (Indiana University, Bloomington) and Walter A. Konetzka. Selective and reversible inhibition of the synthesis of bacterial deoxyribonucleic acid by phenethyl alcohol. J. Bacteriol. 83:738-744. 1962.-The selective inhibitory effects of phenethyl alcohol on gram-negative bacteria were confirmed with a variety of species. At a concentration of 0.25%, phenethyl alcohol was bacteriostatic for gram-negative bacteria; gram-positive cells were unaffected. Pseudomonas fluorescens required higher concentrations of the compound for inhibition than did the other gram-negative bacteria, and the gram-positive, acid-fast mycobacteria resembled the majority of gram-negative bacteria in sensitivity. In the presence of phenethyl alcohol, gram-negative cells formed long filaments. There was no net synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in such cells, whereas protein and ribonucleic acid (RNA) syntheses were unaffected. Upon removal of phenethyl alcohol, multiplication of the cells immediately ensued, with concomitant DNA synthesis. Yeast extract stimulated both RNA and protein synthesis in phenethyl alcohol-treated Escherichia coli, but no detectable stimulation of DNA synthesis occurred under these conditions.


Purification and properties of house dust allergen.


Chemical characteristics of house dust allergen.


Homeostasis of groups.

Homeostasis of groups.


Recent USAF experience with inflight dysbarism.


Aviation medicine consultation problem cases.


Man, drugs, and space flight.

Man, drugs, and space flight.


Space programs and the future.

Space programs and the future.


Dermatitis venenata from Phacelia crenulata.


Selfmedication behavior as measured by urine chemical tests in domiciliary tuberculous patients.


Chronic bronchitis--epidemiology, prevention and treatment.


Chroniclers and the historiographers.

Chroniclers and the historiographers.


Sir Christopher Wren: compleat philosopher.


Mechanical treatment of heart block.

Mechanical treatment of heart block.


Nuclear testing and fallout.

Nuclear testing and fallout.


Cincinnati phenylketonuria detection program--a progress note.


Detection of metabolic disorders among mentally retarded children by means of paper spot tests.


Use of micromethod for phenylalanine in management of phenylketonuric patients.


Collagenous fiver patterns in the submucosa of the small intestine of the dog.


Extrapulmonary tuberculosis.

Extrapulmonary tuberculosis.


Anti-malarials.

Anti-malarials.


Maintenance quinidine therapy with a sustained-acting quinidine sulfate tablet.


Respiratory disease: a reemphasis of influenza vaccine proihylaxis.


Fibrinolysis and atherosclerosis. A study of the fibrinolytic mechanism in atherosclerotic heart disease.


The pathophysiology and management of complex problems of body fluid homeostasis attending surgical disease states.


Modification of the radiation effect on the reproductive capacity of tumor cells in vivo with pharmacological agents.


Microbiological test for leucine, valine, and isoleucine using urine sample dried on filter paper.


Quantative studies of radiation effects on cell reproductive capacity in a mammalian transplantable tumor system in vivo.


Some observations on the reproductive capacity of mammalian tumour cells exposed in vivo to gamma radiation at low dose-rates.


Quantiative relationships between radiation dose and the reproductive capacity of tumor cells in a mammalian system in vivo.


Further studies on the mechanism of inhibition of DNA-synthesis by ionizing radiation.


Combined Rauwolfia-diuretic therapy in hypertension.


Skin conductance levels and verbal recall.


Nutrition and management considerations for primary specific-pathogen-free and colostrum-deprived pigs.


Human gastric studies of iron release from a controlled-release form of ferrous sulfate versus; the capsule form.


Desire vs. attrition in long-term weight reduction.


Nutrition in medical practice--past and present.


Teen-age growth and diet.

Teen-age growth and diet.


Trial of procaine in old age and chronic degenerative disorders.


Effects of pentobarbital, lysergic acid diethylamide and chlorpromazine on matching behavior in the pigeon.


Interlocking schedules of reinforcement. Four male pigmented rats were exposed to a procedure designed to investigate the relation between several performance measures and a schedule continuum ranging from FR 36 to FI 2 through four intermediate interlocking schedules. On all schedules, each subject developed a stable performance that was generally break-and-run. Analysis of the cumulative records, post-S(R) breaks, and running rates showed a continuum of performance related to the schedule continuum.


The behavior in laboratory populations of genes associated with tumorous head expression in Drosophila melanogaster.


Monitoring atmospheric SO2 employing inverse radioactive tracers.


Cosmetic meloplasty--"operation-face-lift".


Cosmetic meloplasty--operation "face-lift".


Reconstruction of breasts.

Reconstruction of breasts.


Immunochemical distinction between insulins with identical amino-acid sequences.


Diverse applications of isotopically labeled insulin.


Plasma insulin in health and disease.

Plasma insulin in health and disease.


Preparation and purification of human insulin-I-131; binding to human insulin-binding antibodies.


Effect of L-tryptophan on diuresis and 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid excretion in the rat. Oral administration of L-tryptophan to rats produced two main biochemical and pharmacological effects: a marked increase in urinary 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid excretion, and a significant reduction in the urine flow after a water load. Urinary 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid excretion reached its maximum 2 to 6 hr after the administration of tryptophan, and it increased with the dose of the amino acid. Antidiuresis was seen after the administration of L-tryptophan, 200 mg/kg, or more. The effect appeared promptly and it was roughly proportional to the dose of the amino acid administered. Both antidiuretic effect and increase in urinary 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid excretion were more intense after oral than after parenteral administration of L-tryptophan. D-Tryptophan, in oral doses up to 1,000 mg/kg, produced neither an increase in urinary 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid nor a reduction of diuresis. Available evidence suggests that reduction of urine flow is a consequence of biosynthesis and release of 5-hydroxytryptamine by the gastrointestinal mucosa. Tryptamine produced by direct decarboxylation of L-tryptophan does not seem to play any important role.


Rates of cell division of transplantable malignant rat tumors.


Mitotic rate and renewal time of the corneal epithelium in the rat.


Mitotic activity and renewal rate of the epithelial cells of human duodenum.


Cytodiagnosis of body effusions by fluorescence microscopy.


Cytodiagnosis of cancer by acridine orange fluorescence microscopy.


Fluorescence microscopy for the diagnosis of female genital tract cancer by exfoliative cytology.


The relative potency of 5-hydroxytryptamine like substances.


Multiple lysogeny from single infection.


Characteristics of vitamin B 12 binding by erythrocytes and their components.


Synthesis of pyrimidine deoxyribonucleoside diphosphates with enzymes from Escherichia coli.


The modern concept of respiratory tissue structure.


Massive pleural effusion in sarcoidosis.


Adrenalin-induced alterations in aortic tissue of rabbits compared with changes in human aortic tissue with age.


Hexosamine, hydroxyproline and calcium levels in the tunica media of the human aorta and pulmonary artery.


The relationship between thrombosis in the retinal veins and primary glaucoma.


Hexosamine, hydroxyproline, and calcium levels in the intima of the human aorta as related to age and atherosclerotic changes.


Pneumotomography of the orbit.

Pneumotomography of the orbit.


Ring forms in skeletal muscle.

Ring forms in skeletal muscle.


Increased level of dihydrofolic reductase in leucocytes of patients treated with amethopterin.


Purification and properties of the formate-activating enzyme from erythrocytes.


Increased activity of some folic acid enzyme systems in infectious mononucleosis.


Activation of tetrahydrofolate dehydrogenase by certain cations.


Homology of ear ossicles.

Homology of ear ossicles.


A projected school for dentists in Padua towards the end of the 18th century.


A micromethod for the estimation of oxaloacetic acid in tissues.


Modifications of cellular enzymatic systems during ageing.


Studies on mosquito-borne viruses in their vectors. I. The normal fine structure of the midgut epithelium of the adult female Aedes aegypti (L.) and the functional significance of its modification following a blood meal.


The ovary and ovarioles of mosquitos.

The ovary and ovarioles of mosquitos.


Basal ganglia versus corticospinal tract lesions; their relative importance in the relief of tremor and rigidity.


Advances in the treatment of pneumonia during the past sixty years.


Studies on the cardiopulmonary function in the post-infectious phase of "atypical" pneumonia.


Residual parental threat and selective interaction in group psychotherapy.


Studies in associative interference.

Studies in associative interference.


Adrenocortical steroid profile in the hypertensive dog.


Electron microscopy of human white blood cells and their stem cells.


Iron metabolism in the bone marrow as seen by electron microscopy: a critical review.


The enzymology of virus-infected bacteria. III. Evidence for the formation of a trifunctional deoxynucleotide kinase.


Imidazole aminoaciduria in cerebromacular degeneration. Three families in which there are five patients with cerebromacular degeneration have been studied, and preliminary findings show that both the patients and some of the members of their immediate families have generalized imidazole aminoaciduria. The patients excrete large amounts of carnosine and anserine as well as histidine and 1-methyl histidine. The urinary defect appears to be transmitted as a dominant trait and the cerebromacular degeneration as a recessive trait. The fact that the two traits have been found in three unrelated families makes it likely that the two are manifestations of the same gene.


Protein synthesis in nuclei of avian erythrocytes.


Ultrastructure of lymphoid and plasma cells in realtion to globulin and antibody formation.


Psychological and emotional effect of cosmetic surgery.


The future in the field of diabetes.

The future in the field of diabetes.


Observations on workers exposed to Sevin insecticide: a preliminary report.


Environmental familiarity and feeding in a planarian. Planarians, in common with higher animals, tend to delay feeding in environmental conditions to which they are not habituated.


Complete traumatic amputation of the penis.


Maze learning and associated behavior in planaria.


Medical arteriosclerosis resulting in factitious hypertension.


Metabolic activity of the d-isomers of thyroxine and tri-iodothyronine.


The anti-inflammatory and antidiuretic actions of fractions obtained from xanthoglabrol.


Recombination experiments with strains A and E of tomato spotted wilt virus.


Communications in civil defense and disaster.


Use of a digital electronic computer for evaluation of serial clinical observations in patients with acute leukemia.


A critical look at the splenectomy-S.L.E. controversy.


The influence of technique on the sensitivity of monkeys to intraspinally inoculated poliovirus.


The origin and the use of the word herpes.


Diagnosis and treatment of dissecting aortic aneurysms.


Gas chromatography of the C-1 to C-4 nitroparaffins: ramp function temperature programming.


Ocular injuries.

Ocular injuries.


A clinical study and comparison of analgesic drugs Alvodine, WIN 14,265-2 and WIN 14,465-2 with meperidine.


The implantation of tubed flaps.

The implantation of tubed flaps.


Psychophysiological mechanisms in skin diseases.


Pilonidal sinus involving the clitoris. A case report.


Metastatic choriocarcinoma of the nasopharynx with fatal epistaxis.


A lithotomy stirrup for vaginal surgery.


Sclero-polycystic (Stein-Leventhal) ovary with an arrhenoblastoma of the opposite gonad.


The hormonal ambivalence of the Sertoli-Leydig cell ovarian tumor.


Treatment of urological tract injuries associated with pelvic operations.


Metabolism of tryptophan in rheumatoid arthritis.


Investigation of cervical mucus as an indicator of ovarian activity in pigs.


Diagnostic and prognostic value of the determination of urinary output of vanillyl-mandelic acid in tumors of sympathetic nervous system.


Dissociation of thrombosthenin into two components comparable with actin and myosin.


A device for the measurement of factitious urticaria.


The influence of soap on the permeability of the epidermis.


Psoriasis: discordance in monozygous twins.


Full-thickness skin grafting directly on bone.


Goniotomy: clinical value.

Goniotomy: clinical value.


Evaluation of fluorescent cytology.

Evaluation of fluorescent cytology.


Experimental studies in the anemia of malignancy. I. The anti-globulin test in tumor-bearing hamsters.


Inoculation of pigs with adenoviruses of man.


Erythroagglutination reactions in cancer, tuberculosis and pregnancy.


Pathogen-free pigs for industry and research.


Effect of peripheral vasodilator and vasoconstrictor drugs on the intraocular (choroidal) blood volume.


Protective effectiveness of cystamine versus delay of exposure, body temperature and protein linkage.


Effects of hypothalamic lesions and of cold on thyroid activity in the rat.


Detection and prevention of tuberculosis in the Royal Netherlands Army and Airforce.


The role of methemoglobin in oxidative degradation of hemoglobin.


Relative effectiveness of ferroglycine sulfate and ferrous sulfate.


The effect of sodium nitrite and para-aminopropriophenone administration on blood methemoglobin levels and red blood cell survival.


Iron deficiency anemias. Identification and management.


The normal human female as a mosaic of X-chromosome activity: studies using the gene for C-6-PD-deficiency as a marker.


Studies on autoantibodies in myasthenia gravis.


The effect of methemoglobin formation in sickle cell disease.


Studies on organ specificity. XIV. Immunofluorescent studies of thyroid reactive auto-antibodies in human sera.


A quantitative method for screening drugs of value in occlusive vascular disease.


Cardiovascular response to oxygen inhalation in the anesthetized cat.


Nerve supply of the pulmonary bifurcation baroreceptor area and its significance.


Some characteristics of the isolated sympathetic nerve-pulmonary artery preparation of the rabbit.


Action of lobeline and capsaicine on afferent endings in the pulmonary artery of the cat.


Factors affecting respiratory capacity in patients undergoing abdominal surgery.


Percutaneous technique for transseptal left heart catheterization via the right femoral vein.


Postural circulatory changes at rest and during exercise in five patients with congenital absence of valves in the deep veins of the legs.


Postural circulatory changes at rest and during exercise in patients with funnel chest, with special reference to factors affecting the stroke volume.


The problem of gastroenteritis in infancy and childhood in Bahrain. Its relationship to malnutrition and anaemia.


Influence of tetracycline on calcification in normal and regenerating teleost scales.


Sensitivity to hemolytic drugs: an inborn error of metabolism of the red cell.


Experimental ocular toxoplasmosis.

Experimental ocular toxoplasmosis.


The effect of commercial margarines on plasma cholesterol levels in man.


A plastic catheter mount.

A plastic catheter mount.


Optical rotatory dispersion of sperm whale ferrimyoglobin and horse ferrihemoglobin.


Helix contents of solutions of native and acid-denatured ferrihemoglobin and ferrimyoglobin.


Protozoan and helminthic infestations among migratory agricultural workers. Results of a survey among British West Indian agricultural workers.


Viability of microfilariae of Wuchereria bancrofti during prolonged storage at--25 degrees C.


Changes in uterine motility in the cat induced by hypertonic solutions.


Blockage of lactation by brain-stem lesions in the cat.


ATPase activity on the intercalated disc and Cz bands of mouse heart muscle.


Physiological basis for the action of newer diuretic agents.


Fetal malformations.

Fetal malformations.


Effect of the diabetic state on selected mitochondrial reactions.


Coenzyme Q (ubiquinone) levels of tissues of rats during acclimation to cold.


Bioassay of estradiol 17-cyclopentylpropionate.


New medical subject heading lists: a comparative review of American and Soviet works.


Nephelometric determination of glycogen in the rat liver glycogen deposition assay of adrenal steroids.


Influence of gonadal and adrenal cortical hormones on estrogen-induced depletion of pituitary gonadotropin content.


The problem of prosopagnosia.

The problem of prosopagnosia.


Comparison of bovine and human orosomucoids.


Isolation and characterization of an acidic glycoprotein from normal bovine plasma.


Properties of structural proteins of bovine platelets.


Thyroxine-binding properties of bovine M-2 glycoprotein.


Hemodynamics during the acute phase of myocardial damage caused by isoproterenol.


Influence of antibiotics on the neuro-muscular transmission in mammals.


Domiciliary treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The effect of deficiency and small excess of thiamine on the rat phrenic nerve diaphragm preparation.


The failure of the adrenals to respond to cold stress during thiamine deficiency.


The failure of thyroxine to influence the oxygen consumption of thiamine-deficient mice.


The synthesis of acetylcholine by acetone dried powders from the brains of normal rats and of thiamine-deficient rats.


Use of isolated vegetable proteins in the treatment of protein malnutrition (kwashiorkor).


Some problems arising from a case of smallpox in a London borough.


Problem of prioary tuberculosis in children.


An isotope test of calcium absorption.

An isotope test of calcium absorption.


Effect of low-calcium diet on urinary calcium in osteoporosis.


The 4-hour calcium-retention test.

The 4-hour calcium-retention test.


Malignant tumours of the buccal cavity: a clinical analysis of 970 cases.


Effect of hydrocortisone on blood pooling due to cobra venom.


Ossifying fibroma of facial bones. Observations on 26 cases.


Sarcoma botryoides of the bladder in infancy and childhood.


Clinical evaluation of glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase estimation.


Effect of ablation of the chemoreceptor trigger zone (CT zone) on the emetic response to intraventricular injection of apomorphine and emetine in the dog.


Multiple tuberculoma of liver. A case report.


Modern trends in paediatrics.

Modern trends in paediatrics.


Treatment of tuberculous meningitis.

Treatment of tuberculous meningitis.


On chromosomes.

On chromosomes.


Disorganization-organization and cognitive motivation.


The internal modulating system and stress: a neurophysiological model.


Bacteriology of urinary infections.

Bacteriology of urinary infections.


Prochlorperazine in chronic schizophrenia.


Fatal bone-marrow aplasia complicating prochlorperazine therapy.


A case of primary macroglobulinaemia with a low erythrocyte sedimentation rate.


Histological studies with histological key of the species of the genus Salvia of northeastern United States and adjacent Canda. I. Histological studies of Salvia lyrata L.


The virulence in the guinea-pig of tubercle bacilli isolated before treatment from South Indian patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. 2. Comparison with virulence of tubercle bacilli from British patients. A series of studies has been undertaken by the Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Centre Madras, with the ultimate object of finding out whether differences in the virulence of the tubercle bacilli isolated from Indian tuberculous patients before the start of chemotherapy are related to the severity of the patients' disease and to the subsequent response to treatment. This paper-the second in the series-presents the results of a comparative investigation of the virulence in the guinea-pig of tubercle bacilli obtained from Indian and from British tuberculous patients before treatment. In this investigation, which was carried out at the Centre and at the Microbiological Research Establishment, Porton, England, the virulence of the Indian and the British cultures was assessed by guinea-pig mortality, by the "root-index of virulence" (based on the post-mortem tuberculous disease score and the survival period of the animal), and by the results of spleen culture. The Indian cultures were found, on the average, to be less virulent and to show a w der range of virulence than the British cultures, both in the Porton and in the Madras series of experiments. A further indication of the heterogeneity of the Indian tubercle bacilli was provided by the results of tuberculin tests: whereas the British cultures appeared to be homogeneous in their ability to induce tuberculin allergy in the guinea-pig, the Indian cultures showed considerable variation in this respect.


"Non-specific" seed agglutinins and blood group specificity. Study of fifteen lectins.


Rare blood groups and consanguinity: (Bombay) phenotype.


Studies on ABH-like antigens and "O-cell agglutinins" in cattle, sheep, goat and buffalo.


Metabolism of polyphenols in the tea leaf.


Mucoepidermoid tumors of major and minor salivary glands. Clinical features, histology, variations, natural history, and results of treatment for 144 cases.


Ocular changes in tuberculous meningitis in children. A preliminary report on 30 patients.


Histological studies of the genus Lavandula. IV. Section SPICA. Comparative histology of the leaves of Lavandula officinalis Chaix, L. latiOolia Vill., and L. lanata Bioss.


Histological studies of the genus Lavandula. V. Section SPICA. Some comparative quantitative values for the leaves of Lavandula officinalis Chaix, L. latifolia Vill., and L. lanata Boiss.


Biological activity of Indian medicinal plants. I. Antibacterial, antitubercular and antifungal action.


Sireniform malformations.

Sireniform malformations.


Biological and chemical evaluations of Digitalis purpurea.


Tetanus; a review of 888 cases.

Tetanus; a review of 888 cases.


Diffusion distance of the radicals produced by ionizing radiations in cells.


Inhibition reactions of fourteen "nonspecific" seed extracts.


Changes observed in Trypanosoma evansi from Antrycide and Suramin treated rats.


A rapid method for screening compounds in experimental protozoal infections.


Interrelationship of dietary protein and vitamin A in metabolism. III. Influence of vitamin A on the metabolism of dietary nitrogen in rats.


Interrelationship of dietary protein and vitamin A in metabolism. IV: Influence of vitamin A intake on the maintenance requirement of dietary nitrogen and endogenous protein catabolism in rats.


Interrelationship of dietary protein and vitamin A in metabolism. V. Protective influence of vitamin A during amino-acid imbalance.


Effects of feeding ghee and dalda vanaspati in rats. II. On serum and tissue cholesterol.


Pharmacological study and fractionation of Paspalum scrobiculatum extract. The dried ethanol extract of the husk of the grain of Paspalum scrobiculatum produced tranquillization and tremors in various species of animals. It potentiated the effect of hexobarbitone in mice, produced hypothermia in mice and rats and enhanced leptazol toxicity in rats. Amphetamine group-toxicity in mice increased after injecting the extract or an emulsion containing a similar quantity of olive oil. Vomiting in pigeons and decrease of morphine rage in cats were noted. Diminution of carotid occlusion reflex and hypotension were observed in anaesthetized dogs. Tremors and sleep were experienced by a human volunteer after taking the extract orally. Stability of the extract under different conditions was studied in dogs. Fractions of the extract, resolved by solvent separation and column chromatography, were tested in dogs for tranquillization and tremors.


Identification of acetylcholine, 5-hydroxy-tryptamine, histamine, and a new kinin in hornet venom (V. crabro).


Effect of vitamin D deficiency on developing bone. II. Normal calcium-phosphorus ratio diet.


Actions of some peptides on bronchial muscle. The decapeptide kallidin-10, substance P and angiotensin increased the resistance of guinea-pig lungs to inflation; lysine- or arginine-vasopressin and oxytocin were inactive. Acetylsalicylate antagonized this action of kallidin-10, as it does that of bradykinin, but it failed to antagonize substance P or angiotensin. Bradykinin also increased resistance to inflation of rabbit lungs and, to a lesser extent, rat lungs. It caused a relatively slow contraction of guinea-pig tracheal and bronchial muscle in vitro, but it did not contract isolated rabbit, dog or human bronchus. The relative potencies of different substances on different bronchial test preparations, and also in different species, were not parallel.


Influence of utilizable nitrogenous constituents on induced catalase synthesis in yeast.


The relationship of induced catalase synthesis to ribonucleic acid metabolism in yeast.


Problems of thiamine deficiency states and their amelioration.


Pactamycin production by Streptomyces pactum. The optimal fermentation conditions for the production of pactamycin, a new antitumor antibiotic, by Streptomyces pactum var. pactum were investigated. The optimal pH range for growth was 6.5 to 7.0. The optimal temperature for the growth of the culture and the production of the antibiotic was investigated in a medium containing Cerelose, blackstrap molasses, Pabst yeast, Kay Soy, CaCO(3), and KCl. Since maximal growth and maximal production efficiency was obtained at 32 C, all subsequent fermentations were conducted at this temperature. Pactamycin was bound to the mycelium in different amounts, depending on the fermentation conditions, and could be extracted with acetone. Good yields (216 mug/ml) of pactamycin could be obtained in a medium containing Cerelose, soy-peptone, calcium carbonate, and potassium chloride. Analysis of the biochemical changes during fermentation indicated that pactamycin was produced during the later autolytic phase.


Immobilization reaction for the diagnosis of amebiasis.


The effect of cholesterol on the pathogenicity of Entamoeba histolytica.


Primary and secondary stimulus generalization as related to intelligence level.


Hyperplasia of the adrenal medulla in hypertension of children.


A genetic and metabolic study of a family with hyperlipemia.


Effects of estrogen and progestin on the uterine carbonic anhydrase of immature rats.


The pharmacology of progesterone.

The pharmacology of progesterone.


Relative importance of dry- and wet-bulb temperatures in causing heat stress in cattle.


Tolerance to severe heat and the behaviour of respiratory minute volume in cattle.


Transmission and crossing-over of irradiated chromosomes of maize.


Effects of various pharmacological compounds on the vagal induced lung constriction.


The thymidine phosphorylating kinases.

The thymidine phosphorylating kinases.


Determination of renewal and exchange constants of a mammillary system from the urinary excretion of a radioactive tracer.


Thymidine phosphorylation and deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in human leukaemic cells.


Pulmonary tumours in mice induced by oral isoniazid and its metabolites.


Chemically induced mammary tumours following unilateral excision of the nipples in pseudopregnant and lactating breeding BALB/C mice.


Incorporation in vitro of carbon-14 from NaH-14CO3 and 2-14C-glycine into DNA of red cells of the duck.


On intermediates between aminoacids and globin in duck red cells in vitro.


Incorporation-rates of 2-14C-glycine into globin and haem by duck red cells incubated in vitro with plasma or saline.


Puerperal hemiplegia. Case report and review of primary puerperal cerebral venous thrombosis.


Anti-diuretic hormonal activity in bilharzial hepatic fibrosis.


Effect of splenectomy on the portal pressure in bilharzial hepatic fibrosis.


The blood groups in relation to diabetes.


The tuberculosis problem in Union County. Significance of the socio-economic factors and suggestions for managing the problem.


Etiological problems of cholesteatoma.

Etiological problems of cholesteatoma.


The relation of the antigenic types to the A and T types of Pasteurella haemolytica.


Epididymitis in rams. Studies on immunity.


Comparative trial of drugs in bacillary dysentery.


A simple method for determination of systolic blood pressure in frogs.


Direct colorimetric determination of small quantities of m-aminophenol in sodium aminosalicylate.


Vertebral growth; its relation to spinal abnormalities in children.


Mellituria, a paper chromatographic study.


Relationships between structure and albumin-binding of amines tested with crossing-paper electrophoresis.


Action of reserpine and monoamine oxidase inhibitors on the urinary excretion of catecholamines in the rat.


Pyridoxine responsive anemia.

Pyridoxine responsive anemia.


Pulmonary eosinophilic granuloma. Its natural history and prognosis.


Observations on pulmonary tuberculosis in the New Orleans area.


Medicine-East and West.

Medicine-East and West.


Therapeutic abortion.

Therapeutic abortion.


Impairment of consciousness in migraine.


Use of isolated strips of cat spleen for the assay of alpha-adrenergic blocking compounds.


The basilar artery and the migraine-epilepsy syndrome.


Chest injuries in childhood and adolescence.


Advantages and disadvantages of conservative management of carcinoma in situ.


The results of palliative surgery of carcinoma to the oesophagus and cardia.


The rehabilitation of schizophrenics.

The rehabilitation of schizophrenics.


Changes in regional oxygen consumption and blood flow with induced hypotension during extracorporeal perfusion.


Clinical pharmacology of antitussive agents.


The effect of trimethaphan (Arfonad) on regional blood flow and oxygen consumption during extracorporeal perfusion.


Globus hystericus.

Globus hystericus.


Immunologic "colitis" in dogs.

Immunologic "colitis" in dogs.


Thrombotic occlusion of the abdominal aorta (Leriche's syndrome); a case report.


Direct paper chromatography of soluble compounds in small samples of tissue adhering to the paper.


Some applications in EEG analysis.

Some applications in EEG analysis.


The integration of premedical and medical educational programs.


Phospholipid patterns of the developing chick embryo.


The isolation of a methylcholine containing phospholipid from Phormia regina larvae.


Localized-convulsion electronconvulsive treatment.


Phospholipid patterns in the blowfly, Phormia regina (Meigen).


Anemia in rheumatoid arthritis. I. Red cell survival studies.


Chromosomal lesion associated with carcinogen-induced tumours in mice.


Diagnosis and management of varicose phlebitis.


Demonstration of Brucella antibodies in human serum. A comparison of the fluorescent antibody and agglutination techniques.


Cholinergic blockade as an approach to the development of new psychotropic agents.


Combined action of antibiotics and nitrofurazone.


The influence of the salinity of the medium on respiration in isolated gills of the clam Dreissensia polymorpha (Pall.).


The use of a solid platinum electrode for continuous recording of the rate of respiration.


Rapid injection treatment of varicose veins.


Investigations on the role of thyroxine in the development of hepatomas in hypophysectomized rats and pituitary dwarf mice.


Case report. Coexistence of adenocarcinoma of the rectum and cloacogenic transitional carcinoma of the anorectal junction.


The relationships of pregnancy hormones to brucellacidal activity in bovine serum.


The treatment of persistent vaginitis.

The treatment of persistent vaginitis.


The use of estrogen for the treatment of the menopause.


Vaginitis in adult women.

Vaginitis in adult women.


Killing Salmonella on eggshells with disinfectants.


Induced Escherichia coli infection in baby chicks.


Water-soluble furaltadone reduces poult "starve-out" mortality.


Great Britain's therapeutic social clubs.


The day hospital: therapy in a guided democracy.


Ubiquinone (coenzyme Q) in the germ-free rat.


Effects and side effects of anabolic steroids in children.


A preparation of C14-labeled triglyceride in plasma as a tracer form plasma particulate fat.


Leucapheresis in man. II. Changes in circulating granulocytes, lymphocytes and plateletes in the blood.


Granulocytic activity of human plasma: I.


Some problems of anti-neoplastic chemotherapy.


Necrophilia in a thirteen-year-old boy.

Necrophilia in a thirteen-year-old boy.


Child health services in public welfare programs.


The hyperlipemic effect of a low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet in diabetic subjects.


Electron microscopic observations on the mucus production in human and rat intestinal goblet cells.


Protecting your insurability.

Protecting your insurability.


The effects of chromatic pre-exposure upon dark adaptation of the human electroretinogram.


Mentally retarded schizoid twin girls with 47 chromosomes.


Experimental and therapeutic modification of mitosis.


Translocation between acrocentric chromosomes in a 46-chromosome mongoloid and his 45-chromosome mother.


Trachoma and allied infections.

Trachoma and allied infections.


The effect of dodecyl sulfate on the ultraviolet spectra of proteins.


From "A" to "izzard".

From "A" to "izzard".


The surgical treatment of aortic insufficiency without grafting.


New surgery for acquired heart disease. II. The results of the surgical treatment of aortic insufficiency.


Two morphological types of placentae in the raccoon.


Long-term reproductive performance of female mice. I. Effect of removing one ovary.


Long-term reproductive performance of female mice. II. Variation of litter size with parity.


Development of mouse embryos in organ cultures of fallopian tubes on a chemically defined medium.


Growth of embryonic avian and mammalian tibiae on a relatively simple chemically defined medium.


The effect of benadryl on the water content of embryonic chick tibiotarsi in vitro.


Studies on the amino acid requirements of cartilaginous long bone rudiments in vitro.


The chemical composition of long-bone rudiments from the embryonic chick.


Effect of L-glutamic acid on the weight of embryonic chick tibiotarsi cultivated in vitro.


The use of fat emulsion intravenously in the control of hemorrhage due to thrombolysin activity.


Modified Folin methods for the measurement of urinary creatine and creatinine.


Vitamin-B12 absorption and excretion in the rat.


Christmas disease.

Christmas disease.


Salmonellosis of animals in Alberta, 1949 to 1960.


Salmonella reservoirs in Alberta.

Salmonella reservoirs in Alberta.


Your heritage in medicine.

Your heritage in medicine.


A comparison of chronic leukemic lymphocytic leukemia, chronic subleukemic lymphocytic leukemia, and lymphocytic sarcoma.


Respiratory tract. Medical.

Respiratory tract. Medical.


Useful parameters in the diagnosis of primary aldosteronism.


Total corneal grafts.

Total corneal grafts.


Studies on the mechanism of intestinal absorption of sugars. V. The influence of several cations and anions on the active transport of sugars, in vitro, by various preparations of hamster small intestine.


Studies on the mechanism of intestinal absorption of sugars. VI. The specificity and other properties of Na ion-dependent entrance of sugars into intestinal tissue under anaerobic conditions, in vitro.


The mechanism of stimulation of aerobic fermentation in yeast by a quaternary ammonium detergent.


The use of acridine orange fluorescent staining of peripheral blood cells as a rapid method for the detection of abnormal proliferation of haematopoietic tissues.


Crystallography. I.

Crystallography. I.


Immunological study of the antigenic properties of vascular tissue preserved by lyophilization.


Crystallography. II.

Crystallography. II.


New method for coronary arteriography. Acetylcholine asystole with controlled return of heart rate using a cardiac pacemaker.


Effect of pulmonary artery-left atrium shunts on ischemic hearts-experimental study and clinical application.


Tuberculous abscess occurring at the site of penicillin injection.


A method for quantitative determination of the blood flow through the cat uvea.


Aspects of the drainage of aqueous humor in cats.


Aspects of the regulation of the uveal venous pressure in rabbits.


Calorimetric procedures for the study of the blood flow through the ciliary region and the choroid in rabbits.


Intraocular pressure and blood flow through the uvea.


The drainage of blood from the uvea and the elimination of aqueous humour in rabbits.


Migraine in school children. A study of the incidence and short-term prognosis, and a clinical, psychological and electroencephalographic comparison between children with migraine and matched controls.


Alteration in deoxyribonucleic acid synthesizing capacity in bacteria: an in vivo-in vitro study.


Sedimentation of a DNA-polymerase component from bacterial extracts.


The seasonal secretory cycle of the nucleus lateralis tuberis of the hypothalamus and its relation to reproduction in the Eastern brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis.


Studies of the heated thermocouple principle for determinations of blood flow in tissues.


Conservative management of neck injuries.


Effect of inflammation and topical hydrocortisone on alkaline phosphatase activity in the rat subcutaneous tissue.


Quantitative studies on the induction of tolerance of skin homografts and on runt disease in neonatal rats.


Quantitative determination of uveal blood flow in rabbits.


Adoptive transfer of transplantation immunity by means of blood-borne cells.


An estimate of the number of histocompatibility loci in the rat.


Quantitative studies on the ability of cells of different origins to induce tolerance of skin homografts and cause runt disease in neonatal mice.


The National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals--its objectives and potentials.


Variability of serum cholesterol in hypercholesteremia.


Evaluation of methyprylon in chronic insomniac patients with various physical disorders.


Help for the obese hypothyroid patient.

Help for the obese hypothyroid patient.


The allergic patient and thyroid insufficiency.


Electron microscopy of wound-tumor virus.


"Adoptive" immunization of animals against skin isografts and its possible implications.


Oxyphenbutazone in the management of acute inflammatory disorders.


Interference of non-specific gamma globulins with passive in vitro anaphylactic sensitization of isolated guinea-pig intestine.


Experiments on lens regeneration in rabbits. I. Lens regrowth after extracapsular extraction with keyhole iridectomy.


The later fate of children with staphylococcal pneumonia.


Pulmonary radiological changes in varicella.


Thromboplastic activity of ocular tissues.


The nonselective blocking action of gamma-amino-butyric acid on the sensory cerebral cortex of the rat.


Interaction of habit strength and drug effects.


Pelvic inflammatory disease: diagnosis and management.


Optical and electron microscope studies of 'immunologically competent cells' in graft reactions.


A case of recent traumatic avulsion of the innominate artery at its origin from the aortic arch. Successful surgical repair with deep hypothermia.


Five cases of lobar tension emphysema in infancy; importance of bronchial malformation and value of postoperative steroid therapy.


Resolution of pathological human gamma-globulins by starch-gel electrophoresis.


Studies in cutaneous sensation.

Studies in cutaneous sensation.


Renin content of different parts of the juxtaglomerular apparatus. 4. Localization of renin in the kidney.


Relation between renal renin content and hypertension. I. Renal renin content in normal, unilaterally nephrectomized and renal hypertensive rats.


Metabolic, histologic and histochemical aspects of the homografted heart.


Transplantation of the heart.

Transplantation of the heart.


The suprarenal glands.

The suprarenal glands.


Further studies on the localisation of renin in the kidney.


What open house is teaching us.

What open house is teaching us.


Ribonuclease in bovine milk.

Ribonuclease in bovine milk.


Luetic lumbar spondylitis.

Luetic lumbar spondylitis.


Pilomatrixoma (calcifying epithelioma) in children.


The seven fundamentals of fire protection.


Method to facilitate restoration of the anterior chamber.


Comparison of the alkaline phosphatases of E. coli and renal tissue.


Basal-cell epithelioma metastasizing to lymph nodes.


The functions of a hospital.

The functions of a hospital.


Preliminary report of a clinical trial of oral norethynodrel for fertility control.


External cardiac massage for cardiac arrest.


Intestinal obstruction dueto spontaneous transomental hernia with previous radiological evidence of the presence of the hernia.


An analysis of tetanus prophylaxis in 3,455 cases.


Intraperitoneal haemorrhage from rupture of an aneurysm of the left gastric artery.


Cyclopian-type malformation in lambs.

Cyclopian-type malformation in lambs.


Post mortem cesarean section.

Post mortem cesarean section.


Resection of fallopian tube for sterility.


Course and prognosis in some cardiac diseases.


Presence, properties and distribution of characteristic human carcinoma antigens and their relation to established cell lines of human origin.


Electron microscopy of melanocytes.

Electron microscopy of melanocytes.


Preliminary communication: msringoplasty performed with a peritoneum homograft.


The biosynthesis of noviose, a branched-chain monosaccharide.


Visual verticality in hemiplegia. Visual influences on perception.


Perception in hemiplegia. IV. Body surface localization in hemiplegic patients.


The problem of comparing home rearing versus foster-home rearing in defective children.


Individuality in the development of children.


Contribution of differential renal studies to the diagnosis of renal arterial hypertension with emphasis on the value of U sodium/U creatinine.


Intravenous, cortical and intraventricular dose-effect relationship of pentylenetetrazol, picrotoxin and deslanoside in dogs.


The ultrastructure and histochemistry of a nematode-induced giant cell. The development of giant cells induced by the nematode Meloidogyne in tomato roots has been followed under controlled growth conditions and the ultrastructure and histochemistry of these structures have been examined. Entry of the nematode larvae into the roots took place within 24 hours; giant cell formation started on the 4th day and involved breakdown of the cell walls accompanied by thickening of a surrounding giant cell wall and an increase in density and area of the cytoplasm. The nuclei increased in number by simultaneous mitosis throughout a single giant cell. The peak of cytoplasmic density was reached after moulting and during egg production. The rate of protein synthesis in the giant cell is correlated with the rate of growth of the nematode. The giant cell wall is a thick, irregularly surfaced structure which contains all the normal polysaccharide components of a cell wall. The cytoplasm is rich in protein and RNA and contains mitochondria, proplastids, Golgi bodies, and a dense endoplasmic reticulum. The nuclei are large and irregular in shape and contain large nucleoli and a number of Feulgen-positive bodies scattered irregularly along the nuclear envelope. The nucleolus contains RNA and fat as well as Feulgen-positive granules which are revealed after treatment with ribonuclease. It consists of a dense outer cortex surrounding a much lighter central core and is connected at times with the Feulgen-positive bodies in the nucleus. Speculation is provided on the role of these bodies in cytoplasmic protein synthesis.


Convulsive disorders in Bantu mine-workers.


Fibre optics. A current appraisal.

Fibre optics. A current appraisal.


Pulmonary ventilation through the bronchoscope.


The development of Tipula iridescent virus in the crane fly, Tipula paludosa Meig., and the wax moth, Galleria mellonella L.


Paradoxical findings in Ouchterlony tests.


A routine method for the estimation of serum protein-bound iodine.


Design for healthy living. Some architectural developments for healthy living in Sweden.


Utilization of nitrogen compounds by unicellular algae. Eight Chlorophyta employ urea as a sole nitrogen source; five utilize uric acid and xanthine. The Cyanophyta, Rhodophyta, and Euglenophyta studied do not grow on these three nitrogen sources, although Anacystis nidulans decomposes uric acid to allantoin. None of the algae tested utilized either allantoin or creatinine.


Cat scratch disease. A review.

Cat scratch disease. A review.


Routine vaginal cytology.

Routine vaginal cytology.


Reclassification of mycotic disease in clinical ophthalmology.


Malignant glaucoma; secondary glaucoma; pseudoglaucoma; prodromal glaucoma; and prodromal malignant glaucoma.


Transfusions in obstetrical emergencies.


Ophthalmology. Survey of recent contributions: I) glaucoma; II) cataract; III) retinal detachment; IV) plastic surgery; V) contact lenses.


Scope and usefulness of clinical ophthalmic diagnosis.


The use of sodium chloride-containing fixatives in minimizing cellular distortion in histological and cytochemical preparations.


A histochemical study of ribonucleic acid in differentiating ependymal cells of the chick embryo.


Tissue interactions associated with the differentiation of presumptive spongioblasts of the chick neural tube.


Effect of mild chemical and enzymatic treatments of soybean meal and soybean trypsin inhibitors on their nutritive and biochemical properties.


Purification and some properties of a highly active inhibitor of trypsin and alpha-chymotrypsin from soybeans.


Reversal of rhythmic water and sodium excretion patterns during ganglionic or adrenergic block.


Neurosyphilis (general paresis). Report of a case of failure of penicillin treatment.


Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms. 109. The structure of asperthecin.


Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms. 110. Production and biosynthesis of orsellinic acid by Penicillium madriti G. Smith.


Formation of precipitin lines between insulin and anti-insulin serum produced in sheep and in guinea pigs.


The effects of a cardiac glycoside on subcellular structures within nerve cells and their processes in sympathetic ganglia and skeletal muscle.


Cholelithiasis and coronary artery disease.


A complication following epidural anesthesia.


The zinc content of rat sperm cells from ejaculate, vas, epididymis and testis.


Pseudomembranous enterocolitis. A clinicopathologic study.


Mechanisms in the production of atrial fibrillation during a sphyxia.


Probable role of normal hemoglobin level as etiologic factor in coronary heart disease.


Pernicious anemia in a 19-year-old girl.


Neuroblastoma as a cause of antenatal death.


Localization of enzyme activities in frozen-substituted-fixed cells.


The effects of experimental acute biliary obstruction and release on the rat liver. A histochemical study.


Incorporation of leucine-H3 into subnuclear components of isolated pea nuclei.


Inhibition of myofibrillar ATPase activity by adenosine monophosphate.


On the mechanism of substrate inhibition of myofibrillar ATPase.


Colour in hospitals.

Colour in hospitals.


Effects of angiotensin infusions on aldosterone and electrolyte excretion in normal subjects and patients with hypertension and adrenocortical disorders.


Analysis of the WAIS subtests in relation to age and education.


Age differences in learning a two-choice water maze by rats.


Age differences in response speed as a function of controlled variations of stimulus conditions: evidence of a general speed factor.


Age differences in continuous word associations measured by speech recordings.


Amino acid decarboxylases of urticaria pigmentosa mast cells.


Assisted circulation. I. An improved method for counterpulsation.


Evaluation of Deladumone. The control of postpartum breast engorgement lactation and pain.


Determination of urine dopamine.

Determination of urine dopamine.


What's new in surgery.

What's new in surgery.


The effect of pressure on the distribution of some Nile fish.


A method of sterilization for the Barnet respirator.


Purine metabolism in blood of gouty humans.


An effect of tolbutamide on nucleotides of incubated whole human blood.


Fatty acid metabolism in Serratia marcescens. II. The occurrence of hydroxy acids.


The occurrence and estimation of coenzyme Q in Serratia marcescens.


Differences in the effect of lactic acid and neutral lactate on glycolysis and nucleotide pattern in incubated whole human blood.


Sperm motility.

Sperm motility.


Ubiquinone and vitamin K in bacteria.

Ubiquinone and vitamin K in bacteria.


Arrest of premature labor.

Arrest of premature labor.


Pyloric stenosis: postoperative roentgen studies and their clinical significance.


Changes in the nucleotides of stored or incubated human blood.


Control of specificity in haemoglobin synthesis.


Respiratory gas exchange in mitral stenosis at three levels of inspired oxygen before and after the infusion of acetylcholine.


Participation of two enzyme fractions in the transfer of amino acids from amino acyl-RNA to reticulocyte ribosomes.


Photoreduction at lambda 705 millimicrons in adapted algae.


Inhibition of the oxygen-evolving system of photosynthesis by amino-triazines.


The photometabolism of glucose by an hydrogen-adapted alga.


Effect of dydrogesterone on human endometrium and ovarian activity.


A new oral progestogen in the treatment of dysmenorrhoea.


Factors in the in vitro maintenance of the nucleotide pattern of whole human blood.


Drugs as tools in visual physiology with particular reference to (a) the effects of prolonged disuse, and (b) the origin of the electroencephalogram.


Single-unit recording from antidromically activated optic radiation neurones.


The identification of single units in central visual pathways.


The interpretation of the extracellular response of single lateral geniculate cells.


Pigmented bands on nails: a new sign in malnutrition.


Studies on circulatory haemodynamics in ascites. (I. Thigh-lung circulation time and its correlation with intra-abdominal pressure and femoral venous pressure).


Electrical impedance plethysmography of canine and human eyes.


Endocrine emergencies (nondiabetic).

Endocrine emergencies (nondiabetic).


A spectrum of pharmacological activity in some biologically active peptides. The actions of bradykinin, angiotensin, oxytocin, vasopressin and substance P have been examined both on isolated smooth muscle preparations and in vivo. It was found that the isolated rat uterus and guinea-pig ileum can be used to distinguish between oxytocin and bradykinin and that the isolated rat colon and hen rectal caecum are almost specific test preparations for substance P. All the peptides were active on peripheral blood vessels, bradykinin, substance P and oxytocin causing vasodilatation and vasopressin and angiotensin vasoconstriction; bradykinin, substance P and angiotensin also caused an increase in capillary permeability in guinea-pigs. Only bradykinin and substance P were active in low concentrations in producing pain when applied to an exposed blister base. These two peptides were also active in causing bronchoconstriction. Oxytocin and vasopressin were the only peptides having milk-ejecting or antidiuretic activity which could be dissociated from cardiovascular effects. The spectrum of activity displayed by these peptides is in agreement with those functions which have been established for vasopressin and oxytocin and with those suggested, but not yet fully accepted, for bradykinin and angiotensin. It also indicates a possible function for substance P based on its vascular and permeability effects.


Effect of tyrosinase preparations on oxytocin, vasopressin and bradykinin. On incubation with a tyrosinase preparation at pH 7.5, oxytocin and vasopressin were inactivated. The loss of oxytocic activity did not differ significantly from that of milk-ejecting activity in oxytocin, nor the loss of pressor activity from that of antidiuretic activity in vasopressin. Oxytocin was inactivated less rapidly at pH 6.6 than at pH 7.5. At pH 3.9 neither oxytocin nor vasopressin was inactivated. Analogues of oxytocin and vasopressin, in which tyrosine is replaced by phenylalanine, were not inactivated by the tyrosinase preparation used. On incubation of bradykinin with two different tyrosinase preparations, there was no loss of oxytocic activity at pH 7.5 but an almost total loss at pH 3.9. In the presence of p-nitrophenol, ascorbic acid, sodium diethyldithiocarbamate and during incubation under anaerobic conditions the inactivation of oxytocin at pH 7.5 was inhibited, but not that of bradykinin at pH 3.9. It is concluded that the tyrosinase preparations used contain two distinct enzymes or activities, the one inactivating oxytocin and vasopressin at pH 7.5 and the other bradykinin at pH 3.9.


Posterior colpotomy for diagnosis.

Posterior colpotomy for diagnosis.


Tomography of the limb joints with particular regard to the multidirectional technique.


Ten year of surgical treatment of peptic ulcer at the Maria Hospital, Helsinki (1945 to 1954). A clinical and follow-up study.


Incorporation of nucleoside triphosphates into ribonucleic acid with a particulate fraction of disrupted thymus nuclei.


The methylation of the purines of soluble ribonucleic acid with methyllabeled methionine.


Selective secretion of circulating antibodies in the milk of the rat.


Induced formation of beta-galactosidase in cell-free preparations of Escherichia coli.


Amylase activity in hemothorax associated with pancreatitis.


Techniques for the study of learning in animals: analysis and classification.


Report of a sporadic group of cases of Coxsackie infections.


Chronic resistant otitis media treated with oral bismuth sodium triglycollamate.


Induction of mammary cancer in agent-free mice bearing pituitary isografts correlated with inherited hormonal mechanisms.


Carcinoma of the cervix in the Indians of the Southwest. A preliminary report.


Experimental clinical human caries test design and interpretation.


An apparatus for collecting helminth parasites of ruminants.


Enhancement of EEG synchrony in the acute "cerveau isole".


Effects of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) on prothrombin consumption.


Radiation behind a grid during roentgenography.


Effect of isoniazid prophylaxis in experimental tuberculosis in guinea pigs. Action of isoniazid in vivo.


Eosinophilia in the myometrium of the human uterus.


Studies on gamma-crystallin from calf lens. I. Isolation by gel filtration.


Experiences of coronary angiography in angina pectoris.


Alternate exposures in two-plane angiography.


The use of hypothermia in open heart surgery.


Post-operative care after extra-corporeal circulation.


Contraindications for the use of profound hypothermia in open heart surgery.


Contraindications to profound hypothermia in open-heart surgery.


A mechanical pulse duplicator for testing prosthetic mitral and aortic valves.


A method for oxygenation of blood for transfusion.


Blood gases and metabolism in profound hypothermia.


Methods for open heart surgery.

Methods for open heart surgery.


Artifical zoning in anion exchange chromatography.


Changes in the size of intracranial arterial aneurysms.


The cytostat, an apparatus for automatically controlled continuous propagation of suspended cells.


Immunological approaches to the study of cancer.


Curtain electrophoretic separation of phenyl acetate hydrolysing esterases of human serum. Demonstration of an EDTA-dependent enzyme.


Histopathology of aryl phosphate poisoning.


Eradication of bovine brucellosis in Sweden.


The fine morphology of the mitochondria from parenchymal cells in the liver fluke (Fasciola hepatica, L).


The bovine oviduct epithelium and its secretory process as studied with the electron microscope and histochemical tests.


Low magnification electron microscopy in histological work.


Clinical evaluation of the thyroid stimulating hormone activity in exophthalmos.


Demonstration of a fibrinolytic activator in red bone marrow.


Case of aplastic anaemia caused by chloramphenicol with recovery after 22 months.


The antipruriginous effect of R 516 (Glanil) in skin diseases. A double-blind investigation.


Aging: present status of our chemical knowledge.


Pityriasis rosea. A statistical, clinical, and laboratory investigation of 826 patients and matched healthy controls.


Extramedullary plasmocytoma in the orbit.


Determination of iproniazid and nialamide in blood serum and urine.


Influence of cholesteryl esters from human serum on serum cholesterol determination with the modified Theorell method.


Lipolytic activity in rat epididymal fat pads.


Lipolytic activity in rat heart.

Lipolytic activity in rat heart.


Polyunsaturated fatty acids in the lipids of the atherosclerotic femoral artery. Changes after corn oil supplementation of the diet.


Some views on the rehabilitation of patients with rheumatic disease.


Effects of posture on alveolar-arterial CO2 and O2 differences and on alveolar dead space in man.


Effect of thyroid hormones on histamine formation in the rat. Treatment with thyroxine or liothyronine increased the urinary excretion of free histamine in male and female rats under the influence of aminoguanidine, a histaminase inhibitor. There was no evidence for an altered catabolism of histamine in rats treated with liothyronine, since the same percentage of subcutaneously injected [(14)C]-histamine appeared unchanged in the urine. After subcutaneous injection of [(14)C]-L-histidine, rats treated with liothyronine excreted more [(14)C]-histamine than control rats. An increased formation of [(14)C]-histamine from [(14)C]-histidine could also be demonstrated in vitro, in the glandular portion of the stomach, while no increase was found in the skin.


A comparison between the responses of avian and mammalian muscles to substances with facilitate neuromuscular transmission.


The interaction between benzoquinonium and anticholinesterases in skeletal muscle.


Cholinesterases in the domestic fowl and the specificity of some reversible inhibitors.


Group therapy and hospitalization of narcotic addicts.


Problems following colostomy and ileostomy.


The use of hypertonic saline in patients with renal failure.


Studies on photosynthetic processes. II. Action spectra and quantum requirement for triphosphopyridine nucleotide reduction and the formation of adenosine triphosphate by spinach chloroplasts.


A blocking mechanism in the cow oviduct.


The obsolescence of leisure.

The obsolescence of leisure.


Patterns of measles antibodies in residents of Tahiti and their stability in the absence of re-exposure.


Measles antibody prevalence in diverse populations.


The effects of halothane on the peripheral circulation in man.


Low birth weight dwarfism.

Low birth weight dwarfism.


Current therapeutics. 175. Effects on the toetus and newborn of drugs given during pregnancy.


Cyst of the laryngeal ventricle treated by diathermy incision per endoscopy.


Speech reception with altering signal.

Speech reception with altering signal.


Pharmacology of a new adrenergic beta-receptor-blocking compound (Nethalide).


Immediate postpartum sterilization.

Immediate postpartum sterilization.


The use of circular paper chromatography for visualizing precipitin reactions.


Nutrition and the geriatric patient: report of a study.


Polyarteritis nodosa.

Polyarteritis nodosa.


The eighth (1961) interim scientific session of the American Rheumatism Association.


Low-level polonium and radiolead analysis.


Permeability of bacterial spores. I. Characterization of glucose uptake. Black, S. H. (The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and Philipp Gerhardt. Permeability of bacterial spores. I. Characterization of glucose uptake. J. Bacteriol. 82:743-749. 1961.-The total uptake of glucose by masses of clean, dormant spores was measured to assess their permeability. After correction for intercellular space, packed spores of Bacillus cereus strain terminalis were found in 87 determinations to be permeated by glucose to 40% of their weight. The glucose uptake was relatively independent of environmental variables, and thus was concluded to occur principally through a process of passive diffusion.


Permeability of bacterial spores. III. Permeation relative to germination. Black, S. H. (The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and Philipp Gerhardt. Permeability of bacterial spores. III. Permeation relative to germination. J. Bacteriol. 83:301-308. 1962.-The passive diffusion of solutes into dormant spores, characterized previously with the test organism Bacillus cereus strain terminalis, has now been examined in relation to germination. Dormant spores did not take up specific germinants differently than they did other compounds, under conditions optimal for germination. Germinated spores, viable but prevented from growing out, displayed some changes in permeability, evidenced by increased total uptake of glucose and water and by observable penetration of a fluorescigenic dye. Heat-killed spores were as permeable to glucose and the dye as germinated ones.


Inhibitory effect of hydrocortisone and analogues on adrenocortical secretion in dogs.


Permeability of bacterial spores. IV. Water content, uptake, and distribution. Black, S. H. (The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and Philipp Gerhardt. Permeability of bacterial spores. IV. Water content, uptake, and distribution. J. Bacteriol. 83:960-967. 1962.-Dormant and germinated spores of Bacillus cereus strain terminalis were examined for water properties. Respectively, they exhibited a mean density of 1.28 and 1.11 g/ml, a water content of 64.8 and 73.0%, and a total water uptake of 66.6 and 75.6%, based on spore weight, or 86.0 and 83.9%, based on spore volume. The results confirmed a previous report that internal and external water are in virtually complete equilibrium, but refuted a prevailing hypothesis that heat resistance is attributable to a dry core. A model of spore ultrastructure that evolved from the cumulative results pictures a moist, dense, heteroporous core. A new hypothesis is formulated as an explanation for thermostability in spores and possibly in other instances; it postulates the occurrence of an insolubly gelled core with cross-linking between macromolecules through stable but reversible bonds so as to form a high-polymer matrix with entrapped free water.


Protection of the adult mouse against 1800 G acceleration by hypothermic immersion.


Some factors influencing the beta-dosage to troops.


Protection by deep hypothermia and immersion against 2300 G acceleration of a non-hibernator (rat) and a hibernator (hamster).


Genitourinary blastomycosis: a report of three cases.


Some hormonal, metabolic, and nutritional factors influencing lipid peroxidation by rat adipose tissue in vitro.


Familial hypophosphatemia. Report of a case, with observations regarding pathogenesis.


Carcinoma of the lip.

Carcinoma of the lip.


Use of 2alpha-methyldihydrotestosterone propionate in treatment of advanced cancer of the breast: a group report.


Antihaemophilic factor deficiency, capillary defect of von Willebrand type, and idiopathic thrombocytopenia occurring in one family. Thrombocytopenia of the type found in idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura is described in a family with a deficiency of antihaemophilic factor, and a capillary abnormality. The propositus (father) has thrombocytopenia and abnormal platelet morphology, together with a plasma deficiency of antihaemophilic factor, but normal capillaries. His two daughters each are deficient in antihaemophilic factor with normal platelets but abnormal capillaries.


Christmas disease associated with primary capillary abnormalities.


Hodgkin's disease.

Hodgkin's disease.


Hashimoto's disease.

Hashimoto's disease.


Behavioral effects of interrupting and resuming tranquilizing medication among schizophrenics.


A new approach to the fractionation of wool keratin.


Further studies on the isolation of proteolytic bacteria from the sheep rumen.


Comparative evaluation of diagnostic techniques in patients with cleft-palate speech.


Anna, a twelve-year-old with colitis.

Anna, a twelve-year-old with colitis.


Successful preschool vision screening in Michigan.


Hypernatremia. Its significance in pediatric practice. Hypernatremic dehydration is a fairly common and potentially very dangerous illness in infants and children. It occurs during the course of a wide variety of illnesses. Predisposing factors include central nervous system diseases, decreased fluid intake, increased fluid losses from hyperventilation, perspiring, diarrhea and emesis, increased aldosterone output (contributing to sodium retention), the infant's high obligatory renal water loss and the practice of feeding infants fluids with a comparatively high solute content. If the attending physician is aware of the predisposing factors and makes an early diagnosis and then rehydrates the patient slowly using solutions which contain some salt, the outcome will most likely be favorable. Even though the brain appears to be damaged during rehydration, the patient may make a complete recovery if proper supportive measures are instituted.


Behavioral aspects of aging.

Behavioral aspects of aging.


An experimental study of the pathological effects of cigarette condensate in the lungs with special reference to carcinogenesis.


Panagraphy.

Panagraphy.


The use of glucagon in insulin coma therapy.


Quantitative evaluation of structures in contact with neuronal somata. An electron microscopic study on the fascia dentata of the rat.