Tumor of the pineal gland

Tumor of the pineal gland


The "Cercarien Hullen Reaktion" and the cercaricidal reaction.


Presence of 6-methoxybenzoxazolinone in uninjured corn tissue.


Studies in the metabolism of zinc. III. The urinary excretion of zinc in adult white and Bantu subjects.


Vitamin-C metabolism in a case of scorbutic pseudoscleroderma with iron storage disease.


Metabolism of DL-norepinephrine-7-3H in the guinea pig treated with tolbutamide.


Effects of dieldrin on the behaviour of A. gambiae.


Hospitals and the drug controversy.

Hospitals and the drug controversy.


State medical journals as advertising media for pharmaceutical companies.


Studies on domestic habits of A. gambiae that affect its vulnerability to insecticides. I. Resting places in huts.


The case of the slippery statistic.

The case of the slippery statistic.


The future of general practice.

The future of general practice.


The pharmaceutical industry and goverment.


The use of frozen sections in oral histology. I.


The use of frozen sections in oral histology. II.


The use of knowledge.

The use of knowledge.


Formation and metabolism of N-acetylnormetanephrine in the rat.


Avascular necrosis of the incus.

Avascular necrosis of the incus.


CO2 as stimulus to spontaneous ventilation after prolonged artificial ventilation.


Ventilation volume as a stimulus to spontaneous ventilation after prolonged artificial ventilation.


Mandibular prognathism corrected by newly devised ostectomy of the ramus.


Veganism: a clinical survey with observations on vitamin-B12 metabolism.


Profession under pressure.

Profession under pressure.


Significance of the rabbit yolk sac. A study of the passage of heterologous proteins from mother to embryo.


Some new oxadiazolones and oxadiazol-thiones. I.


Age incidence of notifications of pulmonary tuberculosis in Johannesburg.


Appraisal of the electrocardiogram in the diagnosis of angina pectoris.


The drainage of resistant ascites, by a modification of the Spitz-Holter valve technique.


A rectus-sheath extraperitoneal operation for recurrent inguinal hernia.


The frequently dramatic effectiveness of the infinitesimal dose.


Homoeopathy and the aging heart.

Homoeopathy and the aging heart.


Peritoneocaval shunt with a Holter valve in the treatment of ascites.


A cobalt neutron-flux integrator.

A cobalt neutron-flux integrator.


Motor function in mentation: imagery and hallucination.


Papillary lesions of the nose and sinuses.


The diagnosis and treatment of baggy eyelids.


Histochemical observations on oxidative enzyme activity in reactive microglia and somatic macrophages.


Rim and blow-out fractures of the orbit.


Renal leukoplakia: observations of behavior.


Carcinoma of the thyroid: surgical aspects.


The use of full thickness grafts and suction following radical mastectomy.


The effects of anesthesia on liver function during labor.


Intravenous propiomazine for supplementation of anesthesia in bronchoscopy.


Recent advances in cerebrovascular disease.


Some common neurologic pitfalls.

Some common neurologic pitfalls.


Vitamin A content of human liver from autopsies in New Zealand.


Histochemical study of aberrant parathyroid glands associated with the thymus of thee mouse.


Aic phosphatase in human synovial fluid.


Anaesthesia for percutaneous splenoportography in children.


Studies on the thymus of the mammal. XIII. Histochemistry of irradiated thymuses of C57BL strain mice.


Ovarian weight response to varying doses of estrogens in intact and hypophysectomized rats.


Structure of the nerve endings on the external hair cells of the guinea pig cochlea as studied by serial sections.


Innervation pattern of the cochlea. The internal hair cell.


Nutritional problems of children.

Nutritional problems of children.


Prenatal and neonatal nutrition.

Prenatal and neonatal nutrition.


Prenatal and postnatal gestation in man.


Hospital accident prevention is an administrative responsibility.


Antagonism of locomotor suppressant effects of reserpine in mice.


Further studies of organisms of the tribe Mimeae. Evaluation of antibiotic sensitivities.


Serum transaminases in kwashiorkor.

Serum transaminases in kwashiorkor.


The nurisng home--a health care resource. Working toward food service goals for nursing homes.


Human coccidioidomycosis.

Human coccidioidomycosis.


Studies on phosphodeoxyribomutase.

Studies on phosphodeoxyribomutase.


Postsplenectomy infection in Cooley's anemia. An appraisal of the problem in this and other blood disorders, with a consideration of prophylaxis.


Enzymatic activity of pancreatic islets and acini in glucose-injected and control rabbits.


Highlights of progress in pediatric hematology.


The Edinburgh Medical School. Jubilee Conference Centre.


Relation between mitotic index, duration of mitosis, generation time and fraction of dividing cells in a cell population.


Quantification of phasic and tonic stretch reflexes: effects of neuromuscular blocking agents.


Control of infectious hepatitis in a boarding school by gamma-globulin.


Immunofluorescence as applied to pathology.


Demonstration of a capsular structure on Listeria monocytogenes.


The clinical significance of class III cervical Pap smear.


Phage and bacteriocin investigations with Pasteurella pestis and other bacteria.


Respiratory alkalosis and hypokalemia in dogs exposed to simulated high altitude.


Financing a medical education today.

Financing a medical education today.


Amphotericin B.

Amphotericin B.


The unscientific bases of psychiatry.

The unscientific bases of psychiatry.


Present status of isolation perfusion and intra-arterial infusion technics.


The value of surgical removal of localized lymphomas. II. Evaluation of roentgen ray therapy.


The management of severe hydramnios. A report of three cases.


Flax workers' byssinosis in East Scotland.


Biochemistry of lathyrism. I. Collagen biosynthesis in normal and lathyritic chick embryos.


Case report: carcinoma of breast and cervix uteri.


Effects of gamma radiation on isolated surviving arteries and their vasa vasorum.


The effect of experimentally modified sleeping periods on brain levels of barbital.


Case report: multiple surgical procedures in an elderly patient.


Psychosomatic "cystitis".

Psychosomatic "cystitis".


The organization of the flight muscle in a dragonfly, Aeshna sp. (Odonata). The structure of the flight muscle of a dragonfly (Aeshna sp.) has been studied with the light and electron microscopes, and the organization of this specialized tubular muscle is described. This tissue is characterized by the great development of the sarcosomes, which are slab-like and are arranged within the fiber opposite each sarcomere of the radially oriented lamellar myofibrils. A well developed and highly ordered sarcoplasmic reticulum is present, consisting of perforated curtain-like cisternae extending across the face of each fibril, together with tubular invaginations of the fiber plasma membrane situated within indentations in the sarcosomes and traversing the fibril surface midway between the Z and M levels. The structure of these fibers, and notably the organization of the reticulum, is compared with that of other types of muscle, and the possible role of the two components of the sarcoplasmic reticulum in the contraction physiology of the dragonfly muscle fiber is discussed.


Multiple meningeal diverticula (perineurial cysts) of the cervical region disclosed by pantopaque myelography. Report of a case.


The No. 18 trisomy syndrome.

The No. 18 trisomy syndrome.


Immunogenicity in guinea pigs of lipid fractions of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Simplified technique for isolation of sub-cellular particles.


The recommendation for child placement by a psychiatric clinic.


Prolonged labor in private practice compared with average clinic reports.


Oxidation of volatile fatty acids by rumen epithelium and by liver from ketotic sheep.


Food service and dietetics.

Food service and dietetics.


Hereditary pulverulent nuclear cataracts.


Partial synthesis of vitamin B 12 coenzymes and analogues.


Nucleotide base coding and amino acid replacements in proteins. II.


The preparation of radioactive hydroxocobalamin.


Nucleotide base coding and amino acid replacements in proteins.


Lipids carried by Sf 0-12 lipoprotein in normal and hypercholesterolaemic serum.


Metanephrine and normetanephrine in human urine: method and results.


A review of the effectiveness of Salk vaccine in Alberta with special reference to the outbreak of poliomyelitis in 1960.


Capillary alterations in lupus erythematosus.


Reticulum cell sarcoma in siblings (report of one family).


Volvulus of the proximal colon. Report of a case with gangrene and survival.


Localization of serum leucine aminopeptidase activity by paper electrophoresis.


Volvulus of the sigmoid colon. A problem in domiciliary care.


Anabolic agents in medicine.

Anabolic agents in medicine.


Internal night duty.

Internal night duty.


Transvertebral rupture of intervertebral disc.


Differential carotid ligation for supraclinoid arterial cerebral aneurysms.


The Blue Shield challenge.

The Blue Shield challenge.


The protective effect of inhalation of oxygen at two atmospheres absolute pressure in acute coronary arterial occlusion.


Treatment of coal-gas poisoning with oxygen at 2 atmospheres pressure.


Near-avulsion of foot treated by replacement and subsequent prolonged exposure of patient to oxygen at two atmospheres pressure.


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


The effects of ligation of the vasa efferentia and vasectomy on testicular function in the adult rat.


Tube decompression in intestinal obstruction.


Estimation of tolerance times for cold water immersion.


Staphylococcal pneumonia in infants and children.


A follow-up study of suppression amblyopia in children previously subjected to hypnotherapy.


Initiation of lipid peroxidation by a reduced metal ion.


Cleft lip and cleft palate in Singapore. A review of 359 children and 416 operations.


Diagnosis and management of blunt trauma to the abdomen.


The science and art of hospital administration.


Subjective effects of heroin and morphine in normal subjects.


Objective evidence of mental effects of heroin, morphine and placebo in normal subjects.


An unusual haemolytic effect produced by Pasteurella haemolytica.


The anatomy of the coronary circulation.


Carcinoma of the male breast experience at Hartford Hospital 1930-1960.


A basis for management of the small gastric ulcer.


Autotomography of the cerebral ventricular system.


The evolution and current concepts of the surgical treatment of constrictive pericarditis.


A study of collateral circulation in vascular beds.


Electroanalgesia (electronarcosis) in the experimental animal.


N-Terminal amino-acids of human haptoglobins.


The chemical basis of the virulence of Brucella abortus. I. Isolation of Br. abortus from bovine foetal tissue.


Note on serological precipitation in gels as a criterion of purity of antigens.


Separation of antigens by immunological specificity. 1. Method for separating individual antigen-antibody complexes from mixed antigens and antibodies.


Foetal erythritol: a cause of the localization of Brucella abortus in bovine contagious abortion.


Malignant lymphomas in animals. A survey of present knowledge.


Pediatric cafeteria.

Pediatric cafeteria.


Anaphylaxis in guineapigs following routine milk inoculation.


Estimation of arsenic in biological tissue by activation analysis.


One way to provide a refresher course.

One way to provide a refresher course.


Magnesium and calcium in human muscular dystrophy. Complexometric analyses of serum and serum ultrafiltrates.


Relationship between cathepsin activity, sulfhydryl levels, and mitotic activity in regenerating liver.


Genetic control and radiation effects in Nicotiana tumors.


The effect of dehydration on cerebrospinal fluid formation and flow.


Mixed tumors of the external auditory canal.


Growing old: who cares?

Growing old: who cares?


Naturally occurring variants or Salmonella pullorum possessing an unusual sensitivity to bile salts and other agents.


Observations on the aetiology of neonatal diarrhoea (scours) in calves.


The differential diagnosis of some cysts and tumours of the jaws.


The health and care of the pre-school child.


Chemoprophylaxis against bovine trypanosomiasis. III. The cure of infected cattle removed from a high tsetse density.


Carcinoma of the rectum following irradiation of carcinoma of the cervix.


New techniques with plastics.

New techniques with plastics.


Fifty years in a mental hospital.

Fifty years in a mental hospital.


Difficulties in managing the alcoholic.

Difficulties in managing the alcoholic.


Problems in the treatment of the alcoholic.


The status of the tranquilizers.

The status of the tranquilizers.


Reflections on medical malpractice. 2.

Reflections on medical malpractice. 2.


Characteristics of staphylococci from the nose of healthy dogs.


Mitochondrial transamination in sunflower hypocotyls.


The aerobic bacteria of the nose and tonsils of healthy dogs.


Malignant mixed tumor of the accessory salivary glands of the palate.


Mucoepidermoid carcinoma of the parotid gland in a 20-month-old child.


The early diagnosis of cancer of the oral cavity.


Acidophilic adenoma of the parotid gland. Report of two cases.


Clinical evaluation of massive buccal vitamin A dosage in oral hyperkeratosis.


Craniopharyngioma.

Craniopharyngioma.


Malignant pleomorphic adenoma with metastasis.


Non-coincidence of 'gas hold-up' and retention of air in gas-liquid chromatography.


Oral lichen planus.

Oral lichen planus.


Oral manifestations of leukemia.

Oral manifestations of leukemia.


Post-mortem changes and appearances.

Post-mortem changes and appearances.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the lower lip.

Rhabdomyosarcoma of the lower lip.


Transitional-cell carcinoma and lympho-epithelioma. Review of eighteen cases.


Tumors of the minor salivary glands.

Tumors of the minor salivary glands.


White sponge nevus: report of case.

White sponge nevus: report of case.


Dermal elastin in actinic elastosis pseudoxanthoma elasticum.


Hexosamine and hydroxyproline alterations in chronically sun-damaged skin.


Roentgenographic aspects of articular pigmented villonodular synovitis.


The effect of surgically produced foramina on the coverage of exposed bone in mucogingival surgery.


Experimental avian ocular histoplasmosis.


Separation and purification of the phenolases of the common mushroom.


Diurnal viariation of plasma 17-hydroxycorticoids and intraocular pressure in glaucoma.


Mechanisms of antibacterial action of bacitracin.


Chloroquine macular degeneration.

Chloroquine macular degeneration.


Concomitant orbital tumor and thyroid disease.


Management of the cyclovertical motor anomalies.


Vertical optokinetic nystagmus.

Vertical optokinetic nystagmus.


The arrangement of bristles in Drosophila.


Detoxications of aromatic acids with glutamic acid and arginine in spiders.


Ovarian conservation to sustain fertility.


Speech and language of the retarded.

Speech and language of the retarded.


The variation of neutron dose with depth in a tissue-equivalent phantom.


Selection of appropriate surgical procedures in lymphedema. Introduction of the hinged pedicle.


The relationship of epiphysial plates to stress in some bones of the lower limb.


The structure and stress relations of fibrous epiphysial plates.


True aneurysms of traumatic origin in the palm.


Effects of context on the subjective equation of auditory and visual intensities. Thirty-six subjects were instructed to equate the loudness of a pure tone with the brightness of an illuminated field. Eighteen of the subjects had been given brief preliminary experience with tones of low intensity; the remaining 18, with tones of high intensity. A significant and substantial effect upon equation was demonstrated.


A chromatographic comparison of the nucleic acids from isologous newborn, adult, and neoplastic thymus.


A chemical basis for the sensitization of bacteria to ultraviolet light by incorporated bromouracil.


Dose dependent decrease in extractability of DNA from bacteria following irradiation with ultraviolet light or with visible light plus dye.


A method for staining virus particles and identifying their nucleic acid type in the electron microscope.


Electron microscopic counting of virus particles by sedimentation on aluminized grids.


Recognition and quantitation of herpesvirus particles in human vesicular lesions. Herpesvirus particles from crude vesicular fluid of a patient were stained with uranyl acetate and potassium phosphotungstate, and then were identified and counted by electron microscopy. Virus was seen and quantitated in all the samples taken from five vesicles. Specimens from human lesions can be prepared and examined within 3 hours, permitting rapid presumptive identification of herpesvirus.


Structure of the respiratory chain system as indicated by studies with Hemophilus parainfluenzae.


Isolation of poliovirus from spinal fluid.


Structure of the bacterial respiratory-chain system. Respiration of Bacillus subtilis spheroplasts as a function of the osmotic pressure of the medium.


Catabolism of derivatives of uracil and cytosine by rat tissues.


Comparison of two methods for recovery of fungi from clinical material.


Clostridium innocuum, sp. n., a sporeforming anaerobe isolated from human infections.


Clostridium sordelli infection in sheep.


Occurrence of Clostridium difficile in infections of man. Smith, Louis DS. (Montana State College, Bozeman) and Elizabeth O. King. Occurrence of Clostridium difficile in infections of man. J. Bacteriol. 84:65-67. 1962-Eight strains of Clostridium difficile were isolated from cases of infection in man in seven different bacteriological laboratories. One of these was isolated from a case of gas gangrene, one from an abscess following a fractured femur, one from a blood culture from an infant, two from pleural fluid, two from peritoneal fluid, and one from an abscess in the vaginal vault. There was no evidence, in these cases, that C. difficile is pathogenic for man. All strains were typical morphologically and culturally and were lethal when inoculated intramuscularly into guinea pigs.


Evaluation of three screening tests for patients with significant bacteriuria.


16alpha-Hydroxysteroids. XIII. Carbonyl reduction by Streptomyces roseochromogenus.


Intrinsic cardiac output variability in the anesthetized normal and splenectomized dog.


Refractory hypotension in man--is this irreversible shock?


Paper chromatographic characterization of some pregnene alcohols, thiols, amines, and derivatives.


Obstructive lesions of the small intestine. Review of 178 cases treated surgically in a private hospital.


Phlegmonous gastritis.

Phlegmonous gastritis.


Smoking and your health. A review of the filtration concept in its practical application: systemic effects.


Effect of L-histidine on creatine, histidine, and 1-methylhistidine excretion of normal and vit. E-deficient rabbits.


The role of bulk in the control of eating.


Oral hypoglycemic agents.

Oral hypoglycemic agents.


Relaxation-its place in physiotherapy.

Relaxation-its place in physiotherapy.


Controlled trials of two oral antipruritic drugs, trimeprazine and methdilazine.


The natural history of salmon patches in the first year of life.


A controlled trial of oral antibiotics in the treatment of acne vulgaris.


Pyoderma vegetans.

Pyoderma vegetans.


Modification of ovalbumin in stored eggs detected by heat denaturation.


Chronic occlusive disease of the carotid arteries with nondiagnostic or misleading pressures on the retinal arteries.


Location of stereotactic lesions confirmed at necropsy.


The anatomy of the spino-cerebellar fibers in man. II. The distribution of the fibers in the cerebellum.


Hemorrhoidectomy: past and present.

Hemorrhoidectomy: past and present.


Haemorrhage associated with thrombocytopenia in megaloblastic anaemia.


Determination of galactose in blood.

Determination of galactose in blood.


The bacteriology of some cases of intertrigo.


A pilot study of P-2647, a new benzoquinolizine derivative employed as a psychotherapeutic agent in 44 cases of overt anxiety.


Interrelations in ethanol and methanol metabolism.


Strongyloides-like worms in vaginal smears.


Electrical and mechanical systems: defining the ultimate objectives.


The reaction of hypothalamic-hyperphagic rats to stomach preloads.


Modified cuvettes for photoelectric spectrophotometry.


Polyol dehydrogenases. 4. Crystallization of the L-iditol dehydrogenase of sheep liver.


The problem of staphylococcal infections.


The role of comedones in acne vulgaris.

The role of comedones in acne vulgaris.


Acute dystonic reactions to phenothiazines and response to antihistamines.


Rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty.


Modification of fluorescent-antibody procedures employing crystalline tetramethylrhodamine isothiocyanate.


The effect of hyaluronidase and cortisol on the inactivation of vasopressins by rat kidney slices.


Utilization and improvement of patient care in Morrisania City Hospital.


Vole bacillus vaccination in guinea pigs: comparison of immunization produced by virulent and attenuated strains of vole bacillus.


Operational technics for sheltered work programs. A guide for planning and management. I. Preproduction consideratons.


Operational technics for sheltered work programs. A guide for planning and management. II. Production considerations.


Subcutaneous, muscle, and body temperatures in anesthetized man.


Motivational concomitants of eating elicited by stimulation of the anterior thalamus.


Techniques for determination of cardiovascular response to exercise in unanesthetized monkeys.


Spontaneous rupture of the normal spleen. A case report.


Nonlinear computations in the human controller.


Biogenesis of estrogens by the human ovary: formation of neutral steroid intermediates from progesterone-4-C14, androstenedione-4-C14 and cholesterol-4-C14.


Estrogen in the human ovary.

Estrogen in the human ovary.


A comparison of three sets of rotated factor analytic solutions of self-concept data.


Double-blind crossover study of antipruritic effect of chlorcyclizine hydrochloride, trimeprazine, and a placebo.


Ball throwing responses to photographically portrayed targets.


Comparison of lipid composition of pleuropneumonia-like and L-type organisms. Smith, Paul F. (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia) and George H. Rothblat. Comparison of pleuropneumonia-like and L-type organisms. J. Bacteriol. 83:500-506. 1962.-The content of total lipid and nonsaponifiable lipid depended upon the type of organism; the greatest amounts were found in pleuropneumonia-like organisms that required cholesterol for growth and in L-1, the L-form of Streptobacillus moniliformis. Decreasing amounts were found in nonsterol-requiring strains of pleuropneumonia-like organisms, the stable L-form of Proteus, salt-requiring L-forms, and finally, the bacterial parents of the L-type organisms. Nonsterol-requiring pleuropneumonia-like organisms could synthesize their own nonsaponifiable lipid, but sterol-requiring strains could not. Ability or inability to synthesize nonsaponifiable lipid was often carried over to the L-type organisms from the bacterial parent. More nonsaponifiable lipid was found in the sedimentable fraction (cell membrane) than in the nonsedimentable fraction (protoplasm) of both pleuropneumonia-like and L-type organisms. None of the nonsaponifiable lipid synthesized by any organism tested appeared to be 3-beta-hydroxy sterol. Differences in ability of various organisms to take up cholesterol and to be lysed by digitonin were established.


Quantitative studies on cutaneous collagen, procollagen and hexosamine in normal and cortisone treated rats.


Soap-induced abortion. Report of 5 cases.


Neovascularization in ocular disease.

Neovascularization in ocular disease.


Surgery of the pancreas. Pancreatic neoplasms.


Idiopathic paralysis of the diaphragm.

Idiopathic paralysis of the diaphragm.


Some controversial aspects of intralobar sequestration of the lung.


Experiences with exfoliative cytology.

Experiences with exfoliative cytology.


My two-fold mission.

My two-fold mission.


The long-term control of obesity using sustained release appetite suppressants.


The role of Ferraplex B in chronic nutritional hypochromic anaemia.


Equipment for self-monitoring in a plutonium facility.


Doctors, words, controls.

Doctors, words, controls.


Medical terms origin and use.

Medical terms origin and use.


Metabolism and cellular function in cold acclimation.


Experimental leptospirosis in pregnant ewes. IV. Intravenous and intrafetal inoculations.


Chromatographic study of the native oxytocic hormone of the neurohypophysis.


Experimental study of intrathecal detergents.


Cold acclimation-an altered steady state.


The development and control of new drugs.


A procedure for the assay of norepinephrine in adipose tissue.


Net exchange of certain inorganic ions and water in the alimentary tract of the milk-fed calf.


The metabolism of arylthioureas. I. The metabolism of 1,3-diphenyl-2-thiourea (thiocarbanilide) and its derivatives.


The metabolism of arylthioureas. III. (a) The toxicity of hydrogen sulphide in relation to that of phenylthiourea. (b) The protection of rats against the toxic effects of phenylthiourea, with 1-methyl-1-phenylthiourea.


The metabolism of arylthioureas. IV. p-Chorophenyl- and p-tolyl-thiourea.


Disaster medical care. The program of the U.S. Public Health Service.


A Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory profile of allergy.


Emergency health service concept.

Emergency health service concept.


Electronarcosis by combination of direct and alternating current. 2. Effects on dog brain as shown by EEG and microscopic study.


Metabolism of propionate by homogenates of normal sheep liver.


Phthaloylisoglutamine, a metabolite of thalidomide.


The use of phenazocine (Prinadol) as an adjunct in paediatric anaesthesia.


Therapeutic hypothermia.

Therapeutic hypothermia.


A lay primer of ophthalmology.

A lay primer of ophthalmology.


The economics of medical care.

The economics of medical care.


Reconstructive limitations in severe scalp injuries.


Alterations in food and water intake after hypothalamic lesions in the rat.


Perceptual isolation and schizophrenia.

Perceptual isolation and schizophrenia.


Management of tetanus. A case presentation.


Inhalational therapy in pediatrics.

Inhalational therapy in pediatrics.


Colicinogeny and recombination.

Colicinogeny and recombination.


Comparative medicine.

Comparative medicine.


The relationship of the trail making test to psychiatric symptomatology.


A simplified chemical test for the differentiation of Proteus.


The biosynthesis of putrescine in higher plants and its relation to potassium nutrition.


Partial purification and some properties of 4-ketoproline reductase.


Studies on the mechanism of action of monoamine oxidase: metabolism of N,N-dimethyltryptamine and N,N-dimethyltryptamine-N-oxide.


The relationship between depressive personality characteristics and Rorschach card preference.


The effect of reserpine and mecamylamine on experimental atheromatosis in the normotensive and hypertensive rat.


Experimental considerations of deep hypothermia in animals.


The clinical value of ophthalmodynamometry.


Silent peptic ulcer; a clinical and pathological study.


Portal-systemic venous shunt. Evaluation by peripheral vein blood studies in intact human subjects with Cruveilhier-Baumgarten syndrome.


Neoplasms of the cystic and hepatic ducts.


Asthenopia and orthoptics.

Asthenopia and orthoptics.


A dead weight expiratory resistance.

A dead weight expiratory resistance.


A method of recording systolic blood pressure.


The effects of external resistance to respiration. I. General review.


The effects of external resistance to respiration. II. Resistance to respiration due to anaesthetic apparatus.


The performance of a Walton five anaesthetic machine.


Cystic duct disease, neglected contemporary of gallbladder disease.


The effect of hydroxylysine on cell wall synthesis and cell stability in Streptococcus faecalis.


The effect of ethanolamine on changes in lung lipids induced by anaphylaxis.


A statistical theory of dynamic contour perception.


Mechanism of 3,4-dihydroxyphenyl-ethylamine-beta-hydroxylase.


Astronauts, Antarctic scientists, and personal autonomy.


Effect of magnesium depletion on renal function in the rat.


Intravenous hypertonic urea as a diuretic agent.


The slow reacting substance of anaphylaxis: its identification as a mixture of glycosides of neuraminic acid.


Magnesium depletion induced by various diuretics.


The management of cardiac arrest.

The management of cardiac arrest.


Pathologic central dislocation of the hip secondary to metastatic neoplasm.


Orthopedic surgery.

Orthopedic surgery.


Toxicity of tritiated thymidine to bone marrow transplants.


Experience with Edglugate-Mg donor blood for extracorporeal circulation and ordinary transfusion.


Teratogenic effects of tolbutamide on the early development of the fish. Oryzias latipes.


Thalidomide and after.

Thalidomide and after.


Thalidomide and malformations in Liverpool.


The Liverpool Congenital Abnormalities Registry.


Multifocal osteogenic sarcoma. A case report.


An attack on cytologism.

An attack on cytologism.


Growing up and growing old.

Growing up and growing old.


Reflections on the spread of tumours by the blood stream and the prevention and control of metastases.


Spontaneous regression of tumours.

Spontaneous regression of tumours.


Stimulation of acquired resistance to Schistosoma mansoni in monkeys: role of eggs and worms.


Immunizing effect of irradiated cercariae of Schistosoma mansoni in rhesus monkeys.


One voice for pharmacy.

One voice for pharmacy.


Antigen of bovine cutaneous papilloma detected by fluorescent antibodies.


Inheritance of haptoglobin subtypes.

Inheritance of haptoglobin subtypes.


The Smithwick gastrointestinal clamp. Closed ("aseptic") intestinal anastomosis.


Surgical treatment of hypertension -- primary aldosteronism. A review of 13 cases.


A cytological analysis of the origin of chromaffinoblasts in some mammals.


Children's reactions to novelty: an experimental study of "curiosity motivation".


Rubeanic acid as stabilizer of aqueous solutions of ascorbic acid.


The persistence in the human circulation of horse and human tetanus antitoxins.


Cerebral angiography with a new contrast medium (Conray).


Comparative cardio-inhibitory effects of substituted cyclohexanols.


Performance after failure as a function of interpolated activity.


A simple flattener for holding filter papers on planchettes for radioactive counting.


An intracellular defect in protein synthesis induced by carbon tetrachloride. The morphological and certain metabolic effects of carbon tetrachloride intoxication were studied in the rat with emphasis on liver alterations. Morphological changes were investigated by histological and electron microscopical means. Functional changes were investigated using histochemical and amino acid incorporation, techniques. The liver constituents were examined chemically. Plasma volume alterations were measured using dye and homologous protein dilution techniques. The histological appearance of the liver of treated animals included cellular swelling, dispersal of the cytoplasmic basophilia, and necrosis. Electron micrographs showed an early (3 hours following carbon tetrachloride administration) and widespread dislocation of the ribonucleoprotein particles from the membranes of the rough endoplasmic reticulum, but no apparent alteration in the mitochondrial structure. Histochemical examination of two mitochondrial enzyme systems, alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase and succinic dehydrogenase, revealed no alterations in activities until a later time (6 to 12 hours following carbon tetrachloride administration). ATPase showed a gross quantitative decrease in activity at 6 and 12 hours, but not earlier. There was a decreased amino acid incorporation into two liver-produced proteins, viz., albumin and fibrinogen. This decrease is not explicable on the basis of the inability of the liver to take up the amino acid, an altered dilution volume into which the amino acid or formed protein is placed, or an impaired capacity of the liver to excrete protein once formed. It is concluded that the decreased amino acid incorporation rate reflects depressed synthesis of protein by the liver. Other pathological changes in the liver, including necrosis, fatty change, and mitochondrial alterations may be dependent upon severe impairment of protein synthesis.


An evaluation of indicator dilution technique in the dog.


Some principles in operating theatre design.


Lactcc dehydrogenase activity in gastric juice for the diagnosis of gastric cancer.


Treatment of gouty arthritis.

Treatment of gouty arthritis.


Effects of intra-articular serotonin and competitive amines on connective tissue proliferation in rabbit joints.


Rheumatism and arthritis. Review of American and English literature of recent years. (Fourteenth rheumatism review).


On the sequence of residues 11 to 18 in bovine pancreatic ribonuclease.


Glucose absorption.

Glucose absorption.


Intestinal absorption.

Intestinal absorption.


Methods for study of intestinal absorption in vivo.


The place of the humanities and social sciences in the education of physicians.


A preliminary report of a technique in tympanoplasty designed to eliminate the cavity problem.


Modern trends in the treatment of chronic suppurative middle ear disease.


Penetrating thoracic wounds.

Penetrating thoracic wounds.


Stab wounds of the heart.

Stab wounds of the heart.


Systemic biochemical changes following the oral administration of a proteolytic enzyme, bromelain.


The systemic absorption of an orally administered proteolytic enzyme, bromelain.


A new method for control of urinary infection associated with use of urethral catheters.


A toxicologist's view of threshold limits.


Chlorhexidine (Hibitane) as a skin preparation for surgery--a preliminary report.


Primary juvenile gout.

Primary juvenile gout.


Pyelonephritis as a cause of hypertension.


Range-finding toxicity data: List VI.

Range-finding toxicity data: List VI.


Ectopic pregnancy following hysterectomy.


Selective chemotherapy of the lung.

Selective chemotherapy of the lung.


The heart in kwashiorkor.

The heart in kwashiorkor.


The evolution of arterial obliteration of the lower extremities.


The thymus involution assay of corticotrophin.


Fertility in pelvic tuberculosis. A report on the present position.


Bill's story.

Bill's story.


The bedside diagnosis of cervical lymphadenopathies.


Numerical taxonomy.

Numerical taxonomy.


Longevity of micro-organisms.

Longevity of micro-organisms.


Sex factors as episomes.

Sex factors as episomes.


Cicatricial pemphigoid and skin grafts.

Cicatricial pemphigoid and skin grafts.


Ringworm infection.

Ringworm infection.


Subacute systemic lupus erythematosus: porphyria.


A description of anomalous and atypically developed tapeworms (Proteocephalidae: Corallobothrium) from catfishes (Ictalurus).


Renal hypertension. Unilateral kidney disease in patient with massive kidney tumor.


Molluscum contagiosum venereum.

Molluscum contagiosum venereum.


Pyrogenic properties of human pathological fluids.


Metalloenzymes in the study of active enzyme sites.


Histocompatibility genes of mice. III. H-1 and H-4, two histocompatibility loci in the first linkage group.


H.M. Prison, Grendon.

H.M. Prison, Grendon.


A study of the effect of acid and alkali on melanogenesis in the skin.


Phonocardiography and vectorcardiography in the diagnosis of heart diseases.


The optimal climate in department stores.


Results of treatment of mucous gland tumours of the nose and throat.


Nurses in the publishing business.

Nurses in the publishing business.


Regional and community planning for health facilities.


Subclinical pulmonary emphysema. Incidence and anatomic patterns.


The effects of extraperiosteal paraffin plombage thoracoplasty on pulmonary function.


Contrast laryngography in the diagnosis of laryngeal neoplasms.


Physiological measurement of bladder outlet obstruction.


Ankylosis of the temporomandibular joint treated by osteoarthrotomy. Report of a case.


Systematic approach to diagnosis of body fluid disturbances.


The effect of colchicine on purine metabolism in gout.


A new communications network kept us functioning.


Bleeding varices in the upper esophagus due to obstruction of the superior vena cava.


The large baby.

The large baby.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism with small-bowel x-ray features of sprue, without steatorrhea.


Spinal cord tumor in a child.

Spinal cord tumor in a child.


Physiological aspects of the human placenta.


Some effects of rejection upon attraction to a group.


How health care facilities should change.


Restricting diagnostic radiology to inpatients doesn't make sense.


The teaching hospital.

The teaching hospital.


The reduction of diphosphopyridine nucleotide of rabbit-heart sarcosomes by succinate.


Report on oxymorphone in obstetrics.

Report on oxymorphone in obstetrics.


The open door and the community.

The open door and the community.


Sterilization of anesthesia equipment with ethylene oxide.


High dosages of meprobamate in chronic schizophrenia.


Some observations on the reactive sulphydryl groups in haemoglobin.


Psycho-social aspects of disability.

Psycho-social aspects of disability.


Electronics and medicine.

Electronics and medicine.


Patterns for progress.

Patterns for progress.


The eyes of John Dalton.

The eyes of John Dalton.


Gas sterilization of cartilage and bone implants.


The cleft palate story.

The cleft palate story.


Quantitative carbon-14 and tritium assay of thin-layer chromatography plates.


New Jersey's unique Ventnor Foundation.

New Jersey's unique Ventnor Foundation.


The pattern of action of inulinase from Saccharomyces fragilis on inulin.


Saccharine concentration and deprivation as determinants of instrumental and consummatory response strengths.


Listeriosis in the newborn.

Listeriosis in the newborn.


Attempt to immunize a volunteer (with formalin-inactivated virus) against experimental trachoma induced by Saudi Arabian strain 2.


The formulary: a medical and hospital necessity.


Preliminary clinical experiences with methoxyflurane.


Family outbreak of cat scratch disease.

Family outbreak of cat scratch disease.


The merits of discharge planning in shortening the hospitalization of free patients.


Linear elution adsorption chromatography. III. Further delineation of the eluent role in separations over alumina.


Linear elution adsorption chromatography. IV. Group localization in the adsorbate. Extension of the role of solute structure in separations over alumina.


Observations on the seroepidemiology of measles.


Evaluation of laboratory tests for estimation of caries activity.


Snake bites.

Snake bites.


Manned space flight vehicles and the physical anthropologist.


Effect of lesions of the medulla oblongata on electrolyte and water metabolism in the rat.


Perceptual closure in schizophrenia.

Perceptual closure in schizophrenia.


Use of a rating scale system in a home and infirmary for the aged.


Perceptual closure in acute paranoid schizophrenics.


The mammalian metabolism of L-histidine. IV. Purification and properties of imidazolone propionic acid hydrolase.


Stenosis of the pancreatic ducts in fibrocystic disease.


Professional training for clinical psychologists: a synthesis of a symposium.


"Unessential" nitrogen: a limiting factor for human growth.


Electrogastrography.

Electrogastrography.


Evolution of primitive vision, fixation, and binocular vision in men.


Reactivation of rabies virus in a guinea pig with adrenocorticotropic hormone.


Oxidative assimilation and C-14 distribution in Azotobacter agilis.


Children of schizophrenic patients: preliminary observations on early development.


Chronic regional enteritis and growth retardation.


Repository treatment of grass and ragweed pollinosis (1961).


Stress and emotions in problems bearing on experimental atherosclerosis.


Relationship of three lysosomal enzymes to the Golgi zone and secretory activity in the rat pituitary and thyroid glands.


The relation of acid phosphatase activity of pituitary gonadotrophs and acidophils to secretory activity in the rat.


Recovery from premutational damage of x irradiation in Drosophila spermatogenesis.


Adverse reactions to tetracycline, penicillin and an oleandomycin-penicillin mixture used in the long-term therapy of chronic pulmonary disease.


Hexafluorenium, succinylcholine, and intraocular tension.


Skin testing: comparison of various techniques.


Lesions of cardiac conduction tissue in rheumatoid aortitis.


Cytoplasmic inclusions in cells of lymphosarcoma 6C3 HED. II. Electron microscopic observations.


Vasa vasorum of the pulmonary artery of the rabbit.


Listeria monocytogenes meningitis as a complication of steroid therapy.


Primary amyloidosis.

Primary amyloidosis.


The immediate postcoital test.

The immediate postcoital test.


A new simple screening test for serum paraproteins in multiple myeloma.


Arteriovenous fistula of the lung.

Arteriovenous fistula of the lung.


Tuberculosis and cancer of the lung.

Tuberculosis and cancer of the lung.


Resistance of the Azotobacter cyst.

Resistance of the Azotobacter cyst. Socolofsky, M. D. (University of Texas, Austin) and Orville Wyss. Resistance of the Azotobacter cyst. J. Bacteriol. 84:119-124. 1962-The Azotobacter cysts were found to be more resistant than the vegetative cells to various harmful agents. Studies involving ultraviolet irradiation indicated that cysts required twice as great a dosage, as correspondingly treated vegetative cells, to be 90% inactivated. The acquisition of ultraviolet resistance during the encystment process was gradual and appeared to be related to the formation of exine and intine. A slow loss of ultraviolet resistance during germination was also noted. The cysts exhibited no marked resistance to heat, although they were extremely resistant to gamma radiation, sonic treatment, and desiccation. Evidence was presented indicating that the cyst is not a bacterial endospore. The encystment process may confer a survival advantage upon the organism by coupling the low endogenous respiration rate with the ability to withstand desiccation.


Rm values and solvent composition in certain cases of paper partition chromatography.


Orienting the medical student to medical care costs.


What is 'average' stuttering?

What is 'average' stuttering?


On operated herniated lumbar discs.

On operated herniated lumbar discs.


A new technique of recording cortical blood frow in cats, suitable for measurement of arterio-venous concentration differences.


The effect of acetylcholine on pulmonary circulation and gas exchange in cases of mitral stenosis.


The effect of acetylcholine infusion on the pulmonary circulation in cases of impaired ventilation.


Studies on special disturbances within the reading and writing function in children ("dyslexia" "word-blindness"). II. Contribution to the question of origin.


Cholecystitis and cholelithiasis in children.


Anomalies of midgut rotation and fixation. Clinical aspects based on sixty-two cases in childhood.


Surgery of large ventral hernias. Respiratory analysis with regard to the postoperative course in two exemplifying cases.


Effects of an intravenous infusion of a potassium-glucose-insulin solution on the electrocardiographic signs of myocardial infarction. A preliminary clinical report.


Beneficial effect of wheat germ oil on pregnancies in female golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus, Waterhouse).


Studies on marinamycin, an antitumor antibiotic substance.


Combustion analysis of paper chromatographic spots.


Simple determination of the L.E. factor. Loose body test and nucleus agglutination inhibition test.


The effect of ionizing radiation on Pseudomonas aeruginos at various oxygen-concentrations.


The relationship between the fraction surviving test subjects and the oxygen concentration in experiments with ionizing radiations.


Eclampsia without convulsions or coma: a clinical and pathologic study. Report of a case.


Changes in serum and spinal fluid calcium effected by disodium ethylenediaminetetraacetate.


Myocardial responses to chelation.

Myocardial responses to chelation.


Delayed conduction in dystrophica myotonia.


Impulse formation within the accessory conduction tissue in Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.


The importance of atrio-ventricular dissociation in the diagnosis of digitalis intoxication.


A gonadotropin-inhibiting substance in the urine of normal young children.


A gonadotrophin-inhibiting substance in the urine of normal subjects.


Enzymatic expression of genetic units of function concerned with galactose metabolism in Escherichia coli. Soffer, Richard L. (Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif.). Enzymatic expression of genetic units of function concerned with galactose metabolism in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 82:471-478. 1961.-A series of genetically characterized galactose-negative mutants of Escherichia coli strain K12 were studied with respect to the enzymes of the Leloir pathway for utilization of this sugar. The functions pertaining to the three genetically defined cistrons were found to relate, respectively, to the expression of galactokinase, galactose 1-phosphate uridyl transferase, and uridine diphosphate galactose 4-epimerase. Mutants defective in the latter enzyme represent a new biochemical class in this strain of E. coli. Most of the mutants defective in galactokinase were found to exhibit significantly elevated levels of galactose 1-phosphate uridyl transferase as compared with the wild type when grown under conditions of induction. A suppressed transferase-deficient mutant was found to have regained this enzymatic activity.


Resolution of oligomeric and isomeric forms of plasma albumin by zone electrophoresis on polyacrylamide gel.


Sellacotyle vitellosa, a new troglotrematid trematode from the mink in Louisiana.


The risk of carbon monoxide poisoning in military motor vehicles.


Intermittent vertical nystagmus in a father and son.


Blood changes in total body irradiated albino rats protected by N-phenylamidin of thiophen-dicarbonic acid.


Low-fat diet in familial Mediterranean fever; a therapeutic trial.


The effect of chemotherapy on tuberculous pleurisy. A serial study of 191 needle biopsy specimens in 41 patients.


Alteration in size of nuclear sex-chromatin mass (Barr body) induced by antibiotics.


Proper use of the Denis Browne splint.

Proper use of the Denis Browne splint.


Convulsions and coma in pregnancy.

Convulsions and coma in pregnancy.


Surgical relief of otosclerotic deafness.


The choice of probe-tube position and test frequency in determining the intra-aural reflexes.


Angiographic findings in rheumatoid arthritis. Preliminary communication.


Guide wire replacement in catheterization of the ureters.


Phlebography under visual control.

Phlebography under visual control.


Preparation and use of polytetrafluorethylene catheters and cannulae in diagnostic radiology.


Principles of alternating exposure and detailed programme planning in biplane angiography.


Lengthening a finger with the "on the top" method.


Prolongation of the first stage of labour and the prognosis of the mother and the child.


Glucose-6-phosphate leveps and liver glycogen disease.


Blood glucose-6-phosphate in heterozygous carriers and patients with liver glycogen disease (Von Gierke's disease).


Liver glycogen disease (von Gierke's disease).


The drug monopoly: patents make it possible.


Fluorescent antibody method.

Fluorescent antibody method.


Cytological changes in the teleost pituitary gland associated with the reproductive cycle.


Hematuria.

Hematuria.


Electrophoretical aspect of the primary and secondary aqueous humour in rabbits.


An oncostatic factor present in the bark of Hippophae rhamnoides.


A critical study on the oncostatic factor present in Caltha palustris.


An onocostatic factor present in Euphorbia amygdaloides.


Experimental studies on Mitomycin C. 4. Zymosan and the R. E. S.


Obstructive genitourinary disease in male STR/IN mice.


Failure of orchiectomy to affect degenerative joint disease in STR/IN mice.


Thyroxine stimulation of soluble ribonucleic acid bound amino acid transfer to microsomal protein.


New data on ethylene oxide sterilization.


Mechanisms and management of cough.

Mechanisms and management of cough.


Kinetics of degradation in solution of epinephrine by molecular oxygen.


Allergic granulomatosis.

Allergic granulomatosis.


Skin adaptations of some rodents to life in the desert.


A new approach to the objective evaluation of physical disability.


A new method of analysis of the pressure curves of the left auricle or "venous pulmonary capillary" with a view to the evaluation of degree of mitral insufficiency.


The natural history of hypertensive disease.


In vitro activity of actinospectacin in human whole blood. A method for testing antibacterial substances in whole blood is described. The test agent for the method was actinospectacin which reportedly has good in vivo activity, approximately in the range with chloramphenicol, but relatively poor in vitro activity in the common media. In human whole blood, however, the in vitro activity compares favorably with chloramphenicol thus indicating that whole blood may predict in vivo activity better than the usual bacteriological media.


Cross-resistance studies with neomycin antibiotics.


Effect of thyroxine treatment on lysis of leukocytes from tuberculin-sensitive guinea pigs.


Influence of thyroid gland on tuberculosis: studies on mode of action.


Use of a selective enrichment medium for the isolation of Pseudomonas aeruginosa from feces.


Virus invasion and multiplication during leaf histogenesis.


Prophylaxis with corticosteroids in surgical patients receiving cortisone or other steroid therapy.


Variation in gonadotrophic hormonelevel during oestrous cycle.


Occurrence and titer of isohemagglutinins in secretions of the human uterine cervix.


A study in structural dynamics.

A study in structural dynamics.


Toward a description of mental health.

Toward a description of mental health.


Disorders associated with chromosomal aberrations. I. True Klinefelter's syndrome.


Disorders associated with chromosomal aberrations. II. Down's syndrome (mongolism).


Abnormal electrocardiographic responses to exercise in subjects with hypokalemia.


Iatrogenic parasystole and interpolated premature ventricular beats.


Experimental and clinical observations on 2,6-bis-(diethanolamino)-4,8-dipiperidino-pyrimido-(5,4-d) pyrimidine (Persantin).


The use of intravenous oxytoxic infusions in caesarean sections.


Ion transport in single cell populations.


Pumps in the living cell.

Pumps in the living cell.


Personality and behavior patterns of children with functional defects of articulation.


The professional school in the university.


Effects of thyrotropin on thyroidal water and electrolytes in the chick.


Stomatitis medicamentosa accompanying actinomycin D therapy in advanced cancer.


The pharmacology of hematoporphyrin photosensitivity.


Effect of alloxan on obese hyperglycaemic mice.


Influence of age of the chick embryo host on the splenomegaly syndrome in the "graft versus host" reaction.


The onset and maturation of the graft versus host reaction in chickens.


Quantitative coagulase activity and phage patterns of strains of Staphylococcus aureus isolated from cows in Michigan.


Equilibration of isoagglutinins of human group O serum. Cross-reactive antibodies are shown to be responsibile for the difference in final levels of agglutination reached after dissociation of a centrifuged group O serum-erythrocyte mixture as compared with duplicate mixtures allowed toaggregate freely. This difference is seen only with certain group O sera, it is independent of complement, and it may be eliminated by absorption of the serum with A or B erythrocytes. The phenomenon is most likely the result of steric inhibition of smaller, cross-reactive antibodies in the aggregative system.


Vitallium mold arthroplasty of the hip in rheumatoid arthritis.


A semantic approach to psychological nosology.


Oral moniliasis complicating combined broad-spectrum-antibiotic and antifungal therapy.


Problems of diagnosis and treatment presented by mediastinal cysts.


Discriminative classical conditioning in dogs paralyzed by curare can later control discriminative avoidance responses in the normal state.


Actively acquired tolerance in fetal-maternal combinations: a review.


Pressure and flow in proximal tubules of rat kidneys.


Neonatal pneumococcal meningitis. Two cases of survival and review of the literature.


Delivery of the head with the Malmstrom vacuum extractor during cesarean section.


Patterns of medical care: validity of interview information on use of hospital clinics.


Fatal chicken pox in a baby treated with antimetabolites.


Physiological implications of laser beams.


The phantom phenomenon in amputated Finnish war veterans.


Inactivated measles vaccine.

Inactivated measles vaccine.


Evaluation of boron compounds for use in neutron capture therapy of brain tumors. I. Animal investigations.


Local application of antirabies gamma-globulin in dried form for the prevention of rabies. The authors report on guinea-pig experiments conducted to determine the effect of dried antirabies gamma-globulin in the local treatment of wounds infected with street rabies.The results showed that local application of dried gamma-globulin within 30 minutes of the time of infection of the wound protected the majority of animals and resulted in a considerably longer incubation period in the remainder than in the controls. When the preparation was applied later than 30 minutes after infection, the therapeutic effect was slight or absent. Optimum protection in these experiments was obtained through rapid application of gamma-globulin, followed by vaccination every other day for six days.Dried antirabies gamma-globulin exerts a specific, local action on the rabies virus and is entirely painless and non-destructive to body tissues.


Hexokinase and other enzymes of sugar metabolism in the intestine.


Recent advances in human cytogenetics.

Recent advances in human cytogenetics.


Swimming stress and adaptation by dystrophic and normal mice.


Controlled silver point filling technic for endodontically involved teeth.


The effect of strophanthin on cerebral blood flow, potassium and sodium metabolism, and cerebral venous pressure. Studies in humans with normal circulation.


Mobile supply closets save time, money.

Mobile supply closets save time, money.


Treatment of dogs with heartworms.

Treatment of dogs with heartworms.


Cardiac responses to simple acoustic stimuli in dogs.


Simultaneous activation of pentose phosphate shunt enzymes in a virus-infected local lesion host plant.


Some side effects of high dosage chlorpromazine treatment.


Juxtacortical osteogenic sarcoma of the mandible.


Human trophoblast in tissue culture.

Human trophoblast in tissue culture.


Effect of hydrocortisone on capillary permeability changes induced by Echis carinatus (saw-scaled viper) venom in the rat.


Mechanism of increased capillary permeability induced by Echis carinatus (saw-scaled viper) venom: a possible new approach to the treatment of viperine snake poisoning.


Evaluution of the ventilation rate from the decay of filter-paper air samples of thoron or radon daughters.


Chromosome damage induced by hydroxylamine in mammalian cells.


Thalidomide and congenital abnormalities.


The paradox of medical progress.

The paradox of medical progress.


What consumers expect from prepayment.

What consumers expect from prepayment.


Folk medicine in an isolated modern community.


Electrocardiographic effects of antimony dimercapto-succinate ('astiban').


Intracardiac calcification in endomyocardial fibrosis.


Bretylium tosylate in treatment of severe hypertension.


Effect of vanadium on serum cholesterol.


Tricuspid atresia. An electrocardiographic study.


Mycobacterium balnei infection. Report of two cases.


Experimental pyelonephritis in the rat with observations on ureteral reflux.


Virus of avain myeloblastosis. XIX. Protein, polysaccharide, lipide, and nucleic acid of myeloblasts and cytidine uptake in vitro.


The value of norepinephrine infusion in the differentiation of stenotic and regurgitant mitral valve disease.


Views of a mental hospital.

Views of a mental hospital.


Autobiographies of former mental patients, addendum.


The schizophrenic no-society.

The schizophrenic no-society.


Teaching common associations to schizophrenics.


Speak to the community.

Speak to the community.


Say it with tape.

Say it with tape.


Pulmonary infiltrate with eosinophilia. Report of a case.


Effects of various durations of speech improvement upon articulation and reading.


Factors in the effectiveness of mothers trained to aid in speech correction.


Chronic pyelonephritis, renal tubular atrophy, and hypertension.


Pathology of diastolic hypertension as a generalized vascular disease.


Some pathologic conditions associated with renal and adrenal hypertension.


Steroid therapy of the nephrotic syndrome in children. A ten-year material.


"The right hospital".

"The right hospital".


The prevention of experimental hypertension and arteriosclerosis with B.C.G. and tuberculin.


Mitochondrial and extramitochondrial adenosine triphosphatase in brain tissue. II. Some properties of the extramitochondrial adenosine triphosphatase.


Mitochondrial and non-mitochondrial adenosinetriphosphatase in brain tissue. I. Origin and properties of the two different adenosine-triphosphatases.


Etiology of experimental diabetes produced by dietary factors.


Epidemics in Mexico during the XVIth century.


Chromogenesis by Staphylococcus aureus and typing according to pigmentation.


The occurrence of some Leucocytozoon and Haemoproteus species in guinea fowl, chicken and pigeon of Mocambique.


Circumanal localization of lupus miliaris disseminatus.


Endometriosis occurring in a postoperative radical vulvectomy scar.


Experimental torsion of the spermatic cord.


Effects of ubiquinones and phytyl-ubichromenol upon encephalomalacia and muscular dystrophy in the chick.


Coarctation of the abdominal aorta.

Coarctation of the abdominal aorta.


An application of molecular complexation to chromatographic separations.


Patterns of gene pleiotropy in morphogenetic processes. Selection for an increase and decrease in the expression of the ocelliless mutant in Drosophila subobscura, variable for the number of ocelli and bristles, has revealed the pleiotropic nature of the mutant. In addition to modifying a morphogenetic system responsible for the formation of ocelli and bristles, it also modifies another morphogenetic system determining the positions of these structures, at the extreme range of the mutant expression.


Lignin abnormalities of "rubbery apple wood".


Reticular images of S. aureus surface in isolated and "stained" cells walls as evidenced by the electron microscope.


Techniques for the standardization of fluorescent antibodies used in diagnostic microbiology.


External anatomy of the bat tick Ornithodoros kelleyi Cooley and Kohls (Acarina: Argasidae).


Cine coronary arteriography.

Cine coronary arteriography.


Cine-coronary arteriography.

Cine-coronary arteriography.


Course and prognosis of sarcoidosis: Philadelphia.


Surgical lesions of spine and spinal cord simulating disk syndrome.


Severe hypertension with parnate.

Severe hypertension with parnate.


Cicatricial occlusion of the external nares following small-pox. (Case reports).


A tale of two specialties: pediatrics and child psychiatry.


To be or not to be--professional.

To be or not to be--professional.


A subcuticular stitch for children.

A subcuticular stitch for children.


Renal response to measured blood volume expansion in differently hydrated dogs.


Force-velocity relations in mammalian heart muscle.


Methicillin in the control of staphylococcal infections in a nursery and its influence on the staphylococcal colonization of the newborn.


Malabsorption in acrosclerosis. Disseminated scleroderma.


Agar electrophoresis of soluble proteins isolated from cellular fractions of CCI-4 treated rat liver.


Testicular biopsy and 'fructose test' in the investigation of aetiology of male infertility.


University of Michigan extension service program in gerontology.


A large capacity hypothermia unit for open heart surgery.


Estimation of eight serum proteins by a gel diffusion precipitin technique.


The concentration of gamma-globulin and gamma-macroglobulin in the serum of patients with hypogammaglobulinaemia.


The concentration of gamma1 macroglobulin (iota) in the serum of patients with hypogammaglobulinaemia.


A clinical and and laboratory evaluation of polyethylene tubing in middle ear surgery.


Myringoplasty. A clinical and laboratory analysis.


A clinical and laboratory evaluation of polyethylene tubing in middle ear surgery.


The helping relationship as seen by teachers and therapists.


Are there differences in the sex chromatin content in cells from different organs in the same individual?


Problems to be solved if the eradication of tuberculosis is to be realized.


Corneal topography, keratometry and contact lenses.


Neonatal pneumoperitoneum and Hirschsprung's disease.


Surgical emergencies in the neonatal period.


Physical studies of lysozyme. I. Characterization.


Evidence for dimerization of lysozyme in alkaline solution.


Tracheotomy under emergency and ideal conditions.


Staphylococcal septicaemia.

Staphylococcal septicaemia.


Conversion of S35-L-cysteine to taurine and sulfate in the normal and irradiated rat.


The effect of radioprotective agents on tissue nonprotein sulfhydryl and disulfide levels.


Research on epileptic drugs.

Research on epileptic drugs.


Uptake and release of vanadium from intact human enamel following V248O5 application in vitro.


Studies on the permeability of acrylic facing material in gold crowns. A laboratory investigation using Na22.


Frequency of depressive states within geographically delimited population groups. 2. Prevalence (the Samso investigation).


Investigations of the kidney function in rheumatoid arthritis.


The ambulant treatment of endogenous depression.


The Waaler-Rose test in patients suffering from rheumatoid arthritis in relationship to 24-hour-endogenous creatinine clearance. (III).


Clinical applications of continuous threshold recording.


Decomposition of lignin by soil bacteria and complex formation between autoxidized lignin and organic nitrogen compounds.


Primary isolated nodular amyloidosis of the lung.


The pathogenesis of gout.

The pathogenesis of gout.


Electron microscopic observations of bone marrow from patients with sideroblastic anemia.


Foreign bodies in the oesophagus. Complications of diagnostic oesophagoscopy and their treatment.


Sodium fluxes in the erythrocytes of swine, ox, and dog. Sodium fluxes were measured in erythrocytes from three species of mammals. Unidirectional fluxes were slowest in swine RBCs (low sodium cells), fastest in dog RBCs (high sodium cells), and between these extremes in ox cells (intermediate level of internal sodium). In addition, efflux and influx in swine cells both correlated positively with intracellular sodium concentration between 12 to 4 microeq/ml. Tracer effluxes in swine and beef cells were separated into three components: active transport, diffusion, and exchange diffusion. The last two also contributed to influx. Transport was greater in swine cells than in beef, while the leak was similar in both. Pump to leak ratios were about 21 for swine and 3 for beef, a difference that probably accounts for the higher cell sodium in the latter. Exchange diffusion was faster in beef cells than in swine resulting in a larger tracer movement in beef. The exchange mechanism was temperature-sensitive, but was not inhibited by strophanthin. The unidirectional fluxes in canine cells were inhibited by low temperature, but they were sensibly unaffected by strophanthin. When placed in magnesium Ringer's solution (inhibits exchange diffusion in beef and swine cells) dog RBCs lost more than half of their internal sodium at a rate approximating the isotope flux in plasma or normal Ringer's solution. It was, however, not possible to separate the total tracer movement into pump, leak, and exchange.


Cholecystitis and cholelithiasis in children. Report of four cases.


"Booby-traps" in our culture.

"Booby-traps" in our culture.


A philosophy and a point of view.

A philosophy and a point of view.


Reaction patterns.

Reaction patterns.


Some fundamentals of counseling.

Some fundamentals of counseling.


On the fate of rabbit antibody/antigen complexes in the presence of normal leucocytes in vitro.


Identical and analogous peptide structures in proteins.


Anomalous course of thermal denaturation of deoxyribonucleic acids at leukemic and irradiated animals.


The team approach to the combined operation for carcinoma of the mouth.


Beilinson Hospital--twenty fifth anniversary.


Experience with a medical school family study. VI. An analysis of responses of families to a family study program.


Experience with a medical school family study. VII. An analysis of responses of physicians-in-training to a family study program.


Inhibition of cell division by carbon dioxide.


Time course of photosynthesis in bicarbonate buffer in synchronized cultures of algae.


Tolerance test with phenolphthalein: study of its detoxication and of urinary beta-glucuronidase activity "in vivo" in patients with bladder neoplasm.


The uretero-ileo-cecosigmoidostomy or monotremization of the digestive and urinary systems.


Total cystectomy in tumours of the bladder.


The pregnant patient with heart disease.


Refraction and its components during the growth of the eye from the age of three.


Effect of ionizing radiation on the free deoxyribonucleoside and deoxyribonucleotide content of regenerating rat liver.


Free 5-methyldeoxycytidine in rat tissues.


Pathomorphologic alterations in peripheral and abdominal lymph nodes in course of silico-anthracotic coniosis.


On the experimental precancerous stage in the vaginal mucosa of the guinea pigs.


Some features of pulmonary insufficiency at high altitudes.


Experimental studies on the metabolism of folic acid and citrovorum factor. I. Organ distribution of folic acid and citrovorum factor in young guinea pigs fed in diets deficient in the hematopoiesis promoting vitamins.


Experimental studies on the metabolism of folic acid and citrovorum factor. II. The folic acid loading test in the dog and the effects of folic acid, vitamin B12, and vitamin C on it.


Experimental studies on the metabolism of folic acid and citrovorum factor. III. Folic acid loading tests in dogs treated with aminopterin, carbon tetrachloride, venesection, and x-ray irradiation.


Studies in experimental hypertonicity. II. Hypertonicity of body fluids as a cause of acidosis.


Observations on the biological properties of atypical haemolytic Corynebacteria isolated from man as compared with Cor. haemolyticum, Cor. pyogenes bovis and Cor. ovis. II. In vitro investigations.


Wound dehiscence and incisional hernia after gynecologic operations.


Fibrosarcoma arising in an extraabdominal desmoid tumor: report of case.


Proliferative (nodular) fasciitis.

Proliferative (nodular) fasciitis.


Direct staining of reticular fibers with gold chloride.


Intussusception of a malignant duodenal polyp.


Immune mechanisms in helminth infections.


Complexity of choledocholithiasis. Its treatment by a combined approach.


Histopathological studies in sulphatide lipidosis (metachromatic leukodystrophy).


The application of a copper-silica catalyst for the removal of nitrogen oxides present in low concentrations by chemical reduction with carbon monoxide or hydrogen.


The action of some alpha-methyl and other amino acids on cerebral catecholamines.


Determination of catecholamines and catecholamino acids by differential spectrophotofluorimetry.


Biochemical changes in the expression of emotion.


Methods of study of pharmacologically active substances and chemical activity of the nervous system.


Studies in sickle cell anemia. XIX. Priapism as a complication in children.


Freud and the philosophers.

Freud and the philosophers.


Duplication of benefits.

Duplication of benefits.


Nursing in a chemotherapy program in the United States of America.


Massive ovarian hyperstimulation with clomiphene citrate.


Applications of immunology to clinical cancer. Past attempts and future possibilities.


Erythroblastosis fetalis. A severe case requiring six exchange transfusions.


Achlorhydria in children: some follow-up experiences.


Cerebrospinal fluid serotonin in brain tumor and other neurological disorders determined by a spectrophotofluorometric technique.


Electrocardiographic interpretations in late prenatal and early neonatal life.


Studies in the epidemiology of East African leishmaniasis. 1. The circumstantial epidemiology of kala-azar in the Kitui District of Kenya.


The G.P.O. telephone answering set.

The G.P.O. telephone answering set.


Writer's syndrome.

Writer's syndrome.


The syndrome of testicular feminization. A report of three cases with chromatographic analysis of the urinary neutral 17-ketosteroids.


Conditioning of hostile and neutral verbs in neurotics and normals.


Effect of portacaval transposition on the early intestinal phase of gastric secretion.


The role of regional node dissection in the treatment of malignant melanoma.


The cause of death in papillary carcinoma of the thyroid.


Structural changes induced in articular cartilage of the knees of adult rabbits by sustained pressure.


Recent advances in surgery of the cervical spine.


Villous tumours of the large intestine: their pathogenesis, symptomatology, diagnosis and management.


The decline of general practice.

The decline of general practice.


A new culture of an acid-fast bacillus isolated from an experimental Triatoma infestans infection in a leprosy patient.


Effect of room temperature on bacteria in contaminated transfusion blood.


Mirror or mirage.

Mirror or mirage.


Notes on the report of the British Committee on Radiological Hazards to Patients (1960).


Radiation exposure of the whole population.


Fragmentation of health services.

Fragmentation of health services.


Cardiac infarction and the glucose-tolerance test.


Radiation exposure in children. Diagnostic studies for congenital heart disease.


Circulatory dynamics and the effects of respiration during ventricular asystole in dogs with complete heart block.


Rhabdomyosarcoma in infancy and childhood.


Some surgical aspects of horizontal duction defects.


Duodenal obstruction due to hematoma--a case report.


Some basic facts about professional credit.


An experimental study of fibrinolysis in the prophylaxis of peritoneal adhesions.


The pathology of contact lenses.

The pathology of contact lenses.


Direct acidimetric analysis of papaverine in concentrated lithium chloride solution.


Amino acid composition of ribosomes from Escherichia coli.


Rabbit local tissue response to triglycerides, cholesterol, and its ester.


The frequency of isolated segmental coronary atherosclerosis.


PAS and Sudan positive pulmonary emboli in Whipple's disease.


Minute pancreatic tumor associated with arterial thrombi.


Pathology of enzootic ataxia of lambs.

Pathology of enzootic ataxia of lambs.


Reduced life expectancy in descendants of five generations of x-irradiated sires.


Coexisting Klinefelter's syndrome and primary hyperparathyroidism: report of case.


The predictability of irreparable biological damage from exposure to ionizing radiation.


Effect of age on ability of mice to survive fractionated radiation exposure.


Radiosensitivity of mice as a function of age.


A study of variation in the regeneration capacity of Hydra.


The effect of lipoic acid on regeneration of Chlorohydra viridissima.


Dental radiological research.

Dental radiological research.


Eosinophilic granuloma (report of a case).


Idiopathic tooth extrusion.

Idiopathic tooth extrusion.


Hypnosis in cerebral palsy.

Hypnosis in cerebral palsy.


A case of gouty iritis.

A case of gouty iritis.


Angiographic study of the changes induced by certain coronaro-dilators.


A study of the titan yellow dye lake methods for the estimation of serum magnesium.


Useful life after development of congestive heart failure.


Subcapsular rupture of the liver following indefinite injury.


Bilateral exploration in inguinal hernia in juvenile patients. Review and appraisal.


Reliability of frozen sections in the diagnosis of breast lesions.


Effect of stretch on passive tension and contractility of isolated vascular smooth muscle.


Titration curves for creatinephosphokinase.


Lumbosacral oblique: improvement by longitudinal deviation.


Bromsulfophthalein metabolism.

Bromsulfophthalein metabolism.


Thiethylperazine: effect on postoperative vomiting and localization in the central nervous system by fluorescence technics.


Measuring medical care quality: a comparative study.


Nuclear factors affecting radiosensitivity. I. The influence of nuclear size and structure, chromosome complement, and DNA content.


An analysis of 76 gallbladder cases.

An analysis of 76 gallbladder cases.


Observations on chytridiaceous parasites of phanerogams. XII. Further studies of Physoderma claytonianum var. Sparrowii.


Immediate skin reactivity induced in atopic and nonatopic persons following injection of emulsified pollen extracts. Clinical, immunologic, and serum studies.


Problems in standardization of turbidity determinations on bacterial suspensions. The concentration of bacterial suspensions can be rapidly and conveniently determined by measuring the turbidity. Although turbidimetry offers advantages over the more laborious methods of weighing or counting, it is necessary to be aware of the possible sources of error. It is therefore advisable for every type of instrument used to specify, in terms of the International Opacity Reference Preparation, the turbidities of known suspensions of the organisms under study. Only bacterial suspensions having the same extinction coefficient can be adjusted to the same content of bacteria by means of the International Opacity Reference Preparation.


Studies on reproduction of the International Opacity Reference Preparation. The International Opacity Reference Preparation is a polydisperse suspension of glass particles, the size distribution of which it is hardly possible to reproduce. However, by mixing glass particles of different size distributions it seems practicable to prepare a suspension which is turbidimetrically almost identical to the International Opacity Reference Preparation. The proportions of the components of the mixture are estimated by simultaneous turbidimetry determinations in two photometers of different construction. The technique is described by the author, who also reviews experience with regard to the stability of the International Opacity Reference Preparation.


An automatic resetting integrator for physiologic use.


Questioning the answers. The presidential address.


A comparative study of the effectiveness of HN2 and cyclophosphamide in bronchogenic carcinoma, Hodgkin's disease and lymphosarcoma.


The use of aminopyrine to control fever in Hodgkin's disease.


Carcinoid syndrome in tryptophan- and niacindeficient guinea pigs.


Antenatal roentgen diagnosis of meconium peritonitis.


Colorimetric test of Sevag and Colton for the determination of ovulation. A comparison with basal body temperature and spinnbarkeit determinations.


Studies on amino-acid esterase activity of lens.


Humani corporis.

Humani corporis.


In vivo transfer of a thrombopoietic factor.


The differential diagnosis of vertigo considered bio-anatomically.


Vertigo in gerontology.

Vertigo in gerontology.


Positional vertigo due to neck lesions.

Positional vertigo due to neck lesions.


Water content of the brain in anoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy in adult rats.


Suppression of fertility in rats by an inhibitor of monoamine oxidase.


Carcinoma of the endometrium.

Carcinoma of the endometrium.


Lipids of the human spleen.

Lipids of the human spleen.


Brief psychotherapy with college women: technique and criteria for selection.


Cold injury of myocardium and pericardium in cardiac hypothermia.


Differences in infectivity of neurotropic viruses incubated in distilled water, isotonic NaCI and hypertonic NaCI.


Some factors influencing thermal stability of Mengo virus.


pH and thermal stability of Mengo virus.


Thalidomide and congenital abnormalities.


The mode of action of fluoride in dental caries.


Chemotactic activity and phagocytosis of eosinophils.


Volvulus of the cecum: report of a case.


Photometric method for the determination of small quantities of tin using phenylfluorone.


Hamman-Rich syndrome and pregnancy: report of a case.


Disseminated lupus erythematosus and pregnancy.


Report of familial cases of parkinsonism. Evidence of a dominant trait in a patient's family.


Hepatic and renal damage with azotemia associated with iproniazid administration.


Management of the neurogenic bladder in spina bifida.


Fine structure of human trabeculae.

Fine structure of human trabeculae.


Subliminal activation of conceptual associates: a study of "rational" preconscious thinking.


The restricting effects of awareness: a paradox and an explanation.


An experimental test of schema interaction.


Growth in vitro of a strain of cells derived from a Kaposi tumour.


Handling and noxious stimulation of the albino rat. I. Effects on subsequent emotionality.


Handling and noxious stimulation of the albino rat. II. Effects on subsequent performance in a learning situation.


Coccygectomy.

Coccygectomy.


Eyelid conditioning performance as a function of emotion-producing instructions.


Performance in eyelid conditioning as a function of reinforcement schedules and changes in them.


Bimiti virus, a new agent isolated from Trinidadian mosquitoes.


Eastern equine encephalitis virus in the West Indies and British Guiana.


Cardiac arrest in surgical patients.

Cardiac arrest in surgical patients.


A histochemical study of long bones in osteogenesis imperfecta congenita.


The reliability of signs of peripheral vascular injury.


Performance of the cytoanalyzer in recent clinical trials.


The effect of manganese deficiency on photophosphorylation and the oxygen-evolving sequence in spinach chloroplasts.


A convenient technic for storing, identifying, and transporting sterile catheters.


Acute and chronic effects of constricting the superior mesenteric artery in the experimental animal.


Effect of acute and chronic constriction of the celiac axis in the dog.


The emergency treatment of acute respiratory failure.


Effects of acute and chronic constriction of the celiac axis in the dog.


New technique for venotomy in pediatric surgery.


The dissimilar selective toxicity of two vinyl phosphorothionate isomers (thionophosdrin).


The treatment of aortic regurgitation associated with a ventricular septal defect.


The present role of hypothermia in cardiac surgery.


A report of the successful surgical treatment of aortic regurgitation from a dissecting aortic aneurysm in a patient with the Marfan syndrome.


Technique of carotid endarterectomy.

Technique of carotid endarterectomy.


Plication of the inferior vena cava for pulmonary embolism: a report of 20 cases.


Diagnosis and treatment of hypertension due to occlusive disease of the renal artery.


The diagnosis and treatment of renovascular hypertension.


A bibliography of the history of medicine available in paperbacks. An addendum.


Enteric disease in Virginia, 1952-1960. Epidemiology and control.


Public health paperbacks.

Public health paperbacks.


Intramedullary fixation in fractures of the shaft of the tibia.


Metabolic studies in patients with osteoporosis.


Continuous analysis of blood nitrous oxide content.


Effect of cell-free tumor materials on irradiated and newborn animals.


Effect of combined use of calcium gluconate and ammonium chloride on removal of Sr85 in man two weeks after exposure.


Effect of the chelating agent bis 2-aminoethyl ethertetraacetate (BAETA) on radiostrontium excretion in man.


Cell turnover in pulmonary tissues.

Cell turnover in pulmonary tissues.


Healthy working conditions.

Healthy working conditions.


Pathogenesis of virus-induced Rous sarcoma. I. Distribution of virus and tumor foci in chicks and turkeys.


Pathogenesis of virus-induced Rous sarcoma. II. Dynamics of tumor development and viral growth patterns in chicks.


Estimation of the degree of synchrony in microbial populations.


Seasonal variations in gastric free HCI production.


Immediate and prolonged therapeutic effects of corticotrophin and adrenal steroids in ulcerative colitis. Observations in 340 cases for periods up to ten years.


Experience with short and long term courses of local adrenal steroid therapy for ulcerative colitis. Report of 98 cases.


The treatment of ulcerative colitis.

The treatment of ulcerative colitis.


The value of indirect gastroscopic evidence.


Control of tonsillar and adenoidal bleeding by electrodesiccation and halothane anesthesia.


Determination of the helical configuration of ribonucleic acid molecules by X-ray diffraction study of crystalline amino-acid-transfer ribonucleic acid.


Some dermatologic hazards to the veterinarian.


The aged patient in a chronic disease hospital.


Dynamics of ventricular ejection.

Dynamics of ventricular ejection.


Why it may pay to buy dietary management.


Controlled cord traction in management of the third stage of labour.


Further observations on the relationship between the thyroid gland and the anaphylactoid reaction in rats.


Idiopathic muscular hypertrophy of the gastrointestinal tract in a child.


New device for delineating polyps of lower bowel.


Hydrometrocolpos: report of three cases and review of the literature.


Surgical management of precoccygeal cysts.


Intestinal transport of selenium-75 selenomethionine. When measured simultaneously, selenium-75 selenomethionine accumulated identically with sulfur-35 methionine across everted hamster intestinal sacs in the presence of carrier methionine. The apparent K(m) for L-methionine transport was 0.8 x 10(-3) M, as calculated from the beta emissions of S(35)-methionine or the gamma emissions of Se(75)-selenomethionine. Absorption of Se(75)-selenomethionine from the gastrointestinal tract of man also occurred, with peak blood levels being reached in about 3 hours. Because of the 122-day half-life of selenium-75 and its multiple gamma emissions, Se(75)-selenomethionine may serve as a tool in evaluating amino-acid absorption.


Amino group requirement for in vitro intestinal transport of amino acids.


Transamination and deamination of halogenated aromatic amino acids.


Intestinal contribution to control of metabolism.


The glutathione-dependent indolylpyruvic acid keto-enol tautomerase of rat liver.


Permuscular nylon darn in inguinal hernial repair.


Rehabilitation in concept and in practice.


A preliminary report on the use of electronic data processing technics in the description and evaluation of disability.


Studies of calcium metabolism in hyperparathyroidism with special reference to the calcium tolerance test.


A simplified immunofluorescent plaque method.


The Lucy Baldwin nitrous oxide and oxygen machine.


Cyproheptadine-dexamethasone combination in the treatment of pruritus.


Treatment of pruritus with a new drug, cyproheptadine.


The accuracy of clinical psychologists' estimates of interviewees' intelligence.


Social desirability, psychopathology, and item endorsement.


Rigidity and conformity tendencies of judges and their utilization of autobiographical material in making predictions.


Electrical impedance of cardiac muscle.

Electrical impedance of cardiac muscle.


Contraction of depolarized smooth muscle by electric fields.


Chromatic response mechanisms in the human fovea as measured by threshold spectral sensitivity. Threshold sensitivity was measured with 40-degree surrounds of 5.3 and 800 trolands of white, and 509, 580, and 690 mmicro spectral light. With the brighter white surround there appeared peaks at 550, and 570 and a shoulder at 600 mmicro. These were selectively eliminated by the spectral surrounds.


Clinical observations with a new antihistamine-sympathomimetic combination.


Analytic first aid in school phobias.

Analytic first aid in school phobias.


Extinction effects following nondifferential reinforcement of an irrelevant stimulus.


Miniature subcutaneous frequency-modulated transmitter for brain potentials.


The biochemical maturation of the brain.


Effects of selective intracranial section and stimulation of vago-accessory roots. IV. Reflex activity of 'accessory' cardio-inhibitory neurons.


Utilization of phosphorylserine in the biosynthesis of phosphoroteins and phospholipids "in vivo".


The oath of Hippocrates.

The oath of Hippocrates.


Synthetic polynucleotides and the amino acid code. II.


Synthetic polynucleotides and the amino acid code. IV.


Ribosomal localization of streptomycin sensitivity.


Comments on Mr. E. N. Lawrence's paper on poliomyelitis and meteorological factors.


Histochemical reaction of an aromatic diamine with acid groups and periodate engendered aldehydes in mucopolysaccharides.


Differentiation of nucleic acids by staining at controlled pH and by a Schiff-methylene blue sequence.


The use of various cationic reagents in histochemical differentiation of mucopolysaccharides.


Diffusing capacity and blood flow in different regions of the lung.


A preliminary note on Demodex folliculorum Simon (1842), as a possible vector of leprosy.


The social psychiatric profile.

The social psychiatric profile.


Genetics and the epidemiology of leprosy. I. The incidence of leprosy.


Genetics and the epidemiology of leprosy. II. The form of leprosy.


Reactions of chronic schizophrenic patients and college students to facial expressions and geometric forms.


A headholder for stereotaxic operations.


Some recent studies of the strio-pallidum and the thalamus in relation to extrapyramidal disorders.


Conduction velocity in the proximal and distal segments of the motor fibers of the ulnar nerve of human beings.


Cerebrospinal fluid.

Cerebrospinal fluid.


Population changes and their health implications.


The relation of informational RNA to DNA.


The spectrum of coronary heart disease in a community of 30,000. A clinicopathologic study.


The effects of awareness and attitude toward the reinforcement on the operant conditioning of verbal behavior.


The effects of manifest anxiety on the academic achievement of college students.


Aerosolized pancreatic dornase and antibiotics in pulmonary infections: use in patients with postoperative and nonoperative infections.


Statement of dosage in megavoltage radiation therapy: recommendations of the Faculty of Radiologists.


Attenuation factors for certain tissues when the body is exposed to nearly ommi-directional gamma radiation.


Radiation dose to populations in Great Britain from medical and natural sources.


Caudal anesthesia in pediatric surgery: a preliminary report.


Another aid in postoperative rectal surgery.


A pre-exposure vector in CFF surround brightness.


Personnel: a look to the future.

Personnel: a look to the future.


Further applications of the Weibel plastic film technic in preparation of histologic sections.


The axillary approach to anesthesia of the upper extremity.


The clinical course of actinomycotic infections: a report of 14 cases.


Response of nonallergic persons to injected castor bean allergen CB-IA.


A technique for lateral pelvimetry and placentography.


Simplified lambda-365 millimicron photomicrography with improved results.


Clinicopathologic conference. Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital.


Staphylococcal sepsis in mothers and newborn babies.


Immunization with viable Brucella organisms. Results of a safety test in humans. In many parts of the world contact with infected livestock may involve a serious risk of the spread of human brucellosis. Partial control of bovine brucellosis has been achieved by slaughter of infected herds and immunization of cattle with Brucella abortus strain 19 living vaccine. However, in areas where such measures are unpractical there remains a need for protection of humans. This study compares the safety of two living Brucella vaccine preparations in human volunteers.Some 32 healthy male volunteers with no evidence of past exposure to brucellosis were divided into two comparable groups; one group received 19-BA vaccine derived from Br. abortus and the other received Rev 1 vaccine derived from Br. melitensis. Detailed studies over a six-month period of the clinical effects, bacteraemia, Brucella agglutinin response and dermal hypersensitivity revealed striking differences between the two groups. Two of the 16 men in the 19-BA group developed acute brucellosis, and another had a positive blood culture. In the Rev 1 group, 11 of 16 developed acute brucellosis, and brucellae were recovered from 12.All 32 men developed Brucella agglutinins, the Rev 1 group having higher titres. Dermal hypersensitivity occurred in all of the Rev. 1 group but in only nine of the 19-BA group.Tetracycline treatment in all the Rev 1 group and in the two brucellosis cases in the 19-BA group resulted in complete recovery.The authors conclude from this study that neither the Rev 1 vaccine nor the 19-BA vaccine inoculated subcutaneously is sufficiently safe in the dosage used to warrant being used for vaccination of humans for prophylactic purposes.


Human endocarditis due to a strain of CO2-dependent penicillin-resistant staphylococcus producing dwarf colonies.


Canine endotoxin shock: reversal with aldosterone and angiotensin II (hypertensin).


A medical journey through the orient.

A medical journey through the orient.


Recurrent fever for 18 years due to brucellosis (Br. suis).


The young investigator and his fluorescent antibody.


When troubled children are hospitalized.


Some aspects of psychosomatic medicine.

Some aspects of psychosomatic medicine.


Betatron: electron beam 10-35 mev. Central depth doses and isodose curves.


Bronchotetany presenting as bronchial asthma in a case of chronic fluorine poisoning.


Reversal of experimental endotoxin shock with a combination of aldosterone and metaraminol.


Records in schools of radiologic technology. Survey of schools for x-ray technicians approved by the American Medical Association.


Jewish patients in hospital.

Jewish patients in hospital.


Composition of the peptide portion of fetuin.


Stomach damage from aspirin, steroids and antimetabolites.


Evaluation of the homogeneity of several thyroglobulin preparations.


Studies on fetuin, a glycoprotein of fetal serum. II. Nature of the carbohydrate units.


Studies on the monosaccharide sequence of the serum glycoprotein fetuin.


Retroperitoneal hematoma producing duodenal obstruction.


The solubilization of ribosomal protein from Escherichia coli.


Abdominal aortic aneurysms: comparative blood pressure in arm and thigh as diagnostic aid.


Accelerated thromboplastin generation in acute arterial occulusion complicating arteriosclerosis obliterans.


Blood coagulation and intravascular thrombosis.


A case of E. coli meningitis treated with systemic and intrathecal ampicillin.


Criteria for pneumoencephalography in differential diagnostic study of mental subnormality.


Roentgenogram of the month. Aneurysm of sinus of Valsalva, probably syphilitic.


Some early prototypes of ego defenses.

Some early prototypes of ego defenses.


Effect of catecholamines on the individual free fatty acids of plasma.


Effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on free fatty acid uptake by skeletal muscle.


Epinephrine-insulin antagonism on free fatty acid release.


The effects of mammalian and other cationic polypeptides on the cytochemical character of bacterial cells. Cationic polypeptides interact with bacterial cells of E. coli and B. anthracis. They confer upon the cells some of the characteristics of cationic particles. Since bacterial cells usually behave as anions, acidic dyes at high pH levels differentiate between cells which have and those which have not interacted with cationic polypeptides. Under the conditions of these experiments it appeared that cationic polypeptides tend to be sorbed in highest concentration in the surface layers of the cells. Electrovalent binding to anionic cell components and detergent action are probably among the mechanisms involved in the interaction between the polypeptides such as histones and bacterial cells. The differential staining of bacterial cells which have interacted with cationic polypeptides is feasible and reasonably selective. It should be useful in determining whether bacterial cells interact with host cationic polypeptides in vitro.


Antibacterial effects associated with changes in bacterial cytology produced by cationic polypeptides. The antibacterial action of cationic polypeptides has been found to be correlated with changes which they produce in the cytochemical reactions of the bacterial cells. Bacterial cells ordinarily stain with cationic dyes at pH values above 7. Treatment with cationic polypeptides rendered them stainable with the anionic dye fast green at pH 8.1. This change occurred parallel to loss of bacterial viability. An anionic, biological substance, mucin, was found to inhibit the usual conversion of bacterial cells from strong basophilia to strong acidophilia in the presence of cationic polypeptide. This inhibitory action was paralleled by inhibition of the toxicity of the cationic polypeptides for the bacterial cells. It was found that the basic protein, globin, which has a lesser pK than total calf thymus histone, was less toxic for E. coli and less effective in causing the bacterial cells to become stainable with the anionic dye at high pH. Staining with fast green at pH 8.1 appeared to provide presumptive evidence of lethal interaction between certain bacterial cells and cationic polypeptides such as total histones. It is suggested that the method may prove to be useful in the detection of lethal interaction between cationic polypeptides of the host and bacteria residing in host tissues.


Potential errors of right heart catheterization.


Some hormonal influences on the hepatic uptake of free fatty acids in diabetic dogs.


Partial nephrectomy.

Partial nephrectomy.


Treatment of pain in patients with a new nonnarcotic analgesic, prodilidine hydrochloride (Cogesic).


Factors influencing germination and outgrowth of Bacillus popilliae spores. I. Effect of potassium ions. Splittstoesser, Don F. (Cornell University, Geneva, N.Y.) and Keith H. Steinkraus. Factors influencing germination and outgrowth of Bacillus popilliae spores. I. Effect of potassium ions. J. Bacteriol. 84:278-282. 1962.-Colony formation by freshly harvested spores of Bacillus popilliae was suppressed when the spores were heated for 10 min at 80 C in solutions containing potassium ions. The evidence indicated that potassium interfered with heat activation, and as a result most of the spores failed to germinate. Upon aging of the spores, the potassium effect diminished. It was hypothesized that the system(s) blocked by potassium ions had slowly become active.


Should not physicians' families be allowed the comfort of paying for medical care?


The use of intermittent positive pressure breathing following thoracic operations.


Electric alternation of the heart. Its relation to the kinetics and physiology of the heart during cardiac tamponade.


The use of blood volume determinations for the evaluation of blood loss during operation.


Pulmonary cancer and its prognosis. A study of the relationship of certain factors to survival of patients treated by pulmonary resection.


Glucose uptake and dissimilation by x-irradiated, starved, and division inhibited yeast.


Glucose uptake and dissimilation by x-irradiated, starved, and division-inhibited yeast. Spoerl, Edward (U. S. Army Medical Research Laboratory, Fort Knox, Ky.) and C. W. Quiner. Glucose uptake and dissimilation by X-irradiated, starved, and division-inhibited yeast. J. Bacteriol. 82:764-769. 1961.-Estimates of the relative participation of the pentose cycle and the Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas pathways in sugar dissimilation, by means of C(14)O(2) recoveries from yeast cells fed specifically labeled glucose, showed significant differences indicating less pentose cycle activity in starved irradiated cells than in unirradiated cells. This result is in qualitative agreement with previously observed respiratory quotient values, which indicated greater glycolytic activity in starved irradiated cells; this implicates a change in pathways of dissimilation in the responses observed following irradiation and starvation. A concurrent lower rate of uptake of glucose from the medium was observed for unirradiated, starved cells as compared to irradiated cells. The possibility that the membrane is the site of the cellular change involved in these responses is discussed.


The roentgen oration.

The roentgen oration.


Cerebral angiography in the dog.

Cerebral angiography in the dog.


Parental control of position-effect variegation. II. Effect of sex of parent contributing white-mottled rearrangement in Drosophila melanogaster.


Management of diabetes mellitus.

Management of diabetes mellitus.


Factors affecting lactic dehydrogenase and glutamic oxalacetic transaminase activities in cerebrospinal fluid.


Differential diagnosis of oliguria in aged patients.


Facilitation of metrazol-in-duced seizures by iproniazid and betaphenylisopropylhy-drazine in mice.


The need for insulation in the schizophrenic personality.


The narcissistic defense in schizophrenia.


Mechanism of streptomycin action on bacteria: a unitary hypothesis.


Effects of reinforcement schedules on extinction in severely mentally retarded children.


The relationship between glutathione and protein sulphydryl groups in germinating pea seeds.