Steroids and antihistaminics combined in long-term therapy of chronic bronchial asthma.


The role of the urologist in the evaluation and treatment of patients with ambiguous external genitalia.


Bilateral pulmonary resection for metastases from osteogenic sarcoma.


Initial care of acute back injuries.

Initial care of acute back injuries. The mechanism of injury to the back should be obtained with the utmost accuracy and set down in the history as a separate paragraph under that heading. This is usually best obtained by questioning and requestioning the patient during the course of the examination. A history of any previous back affections should also be obtained at the first visit. The detailed examination of the back is not complete without a general physical examination.X-ray studies should be done immediately in all cases in which the injury has been caused by direct violence or forceful indirect violence (as in "jackknife" injury). Terms such as "disc disease," "ruptured intervertebral disc" and various others that convey a similar meaning should not be used as the initial diagnosis and should be withheld until such a diagnosis is definitely established. The plan of treatment may include a period in hospital or of rest at home, or it may be carried out with the patient ambulatory. Corsets and braces should be prescribed only when they are to serve a definite function and the same can be said of physiotherapy.


Preliminary results of a world survey of whole-body monitors.


Kinetic properties of native and carboxy-peptidase-altered rabbit muscle aldolase.


A simple design for a fraction collector.


Interaction between rabbit muscle aldolase and dihydroxyacetone phosphate.


Of mice and men: the minimal man and the maximal mouse.


Social stratification and some personality variables.


Active duodenal ulcer in children.

Active duodenal ulcer in children.


Clinical and experimental findings after five years' treatment of diabetes with sulfonylureas.


Effects of nuclear weapons on the vision of survivors--a review of the literature.


Essential atrophy of the iris.

Essential atrophy of the iris.


Cataract extraction in a hemophilic patient.


Dermatitis solaris related to xeroderma pigmentosum. Report of four cases with ophthalmic and mental disturbances.


Paraplegia following resection of abdominal aortic aneurysm.


Interruption of the aortic arch.

Interruption of the aortic arch.


Acyanotic transposition of the great vessels.


Carbohydrate metabolism in the two-spotted spider mite, Tetranychus telarius L. II. Embden-Meyer-hof pathway.


Multiple exostoses. Review with a case report.


The specificity of rat brain acetylcholinesterase for N-alkyl analogues of acetylcholine.


Carotid artery syndrome.

Carotid artery syndrome.


Experimental toxic cirrhosis: a review.

Experimental toxic cirrhosis: a review.


On the amitotic division of interstitial cells in the testes of Anser anser.


Utility of metformin as a non-hormonal agent in the treatment of diabetes mellitus.


Structure-activity-relationship of some of the s-triazines with regard to their diuretic activity.


Some further observations on the rapid quantitative method for determining efficacy of diuretics in bed-patients with edema.


Intraperitoneal blood transfusion in children.


Congenital anhidrotic syndrome.

Congenital anhidrotic syndrome.


The effects of pitocin and pitressin on water and sodium movements in the euryhaline killifish, Fundulus kansae.


"Potency" and "efficacy" of drugs.

"Potency" and "efficacy" of drugs.


An increase in sensitivity for the assay of penicillin in milk.


Low back pain.

Low back pain.


Bony deformity.

Bony deformity.


Hemoptysis.

Hemoptysis.


X-ray consultation. Limp.

X-ray consultation. Limp.


Limp and sexual precocity.

Limp and sexual precocity.


Indirect roentgen changes in the colon produced by regional enteritis.


Unwanted pregnancies among a group of relief recipients. A follow-up report on a persisting problem.


Genetics, age, and the variability of learning performances.


Separation and purification of clotting factors from inbred mice.


Leukemia in children. Incidence, clinical manifestations, and survival in an unselected series.


Survival in Hodgkin's disease.

Survival in Hodgkin's disease.


Changes in the pH-activity curve of beta-d-glucuronidase in the liver and spleen of mice after intraperitoneal administration of various macromolecular sub stances.


The quantitative determination of whole blood in homogenized tissue preparations.


Closure of a large bronchocutaneous fistula. Report of a case.


True hermaphrodism. Review of literature and report of a case.


Spontaneous defibrillation during deep hypothermia under high atmospheric pressure.


An application of paper electrophoresis to the examination of completeness of reaction and purification in the synthesis of radioactive compounds.


Occupational diseases in Great Britain.

Occupational diseases in Great Britain.


Paper chromatography of 2-halogenated carboxylic acids: N, N-dimethyl-p-phenylazoaniline as an acid-base indicator reagent.


Byssinosis in Great Britain.

Byssinosis in Great Britain.


Treating linens for patient safety and comfort.


Urinary hydroxyproline peptides.

Urinary hydroxyproline peptides.


Hospital dental clerkship program.

Hospital dental clerkship program.


Evidence in meteorites of former life: the organic compounds in carbonaceous chondrites are similar to those found in marine sediments.


Penetrating wounds of the spinal canal. Problems of paraplegia and notes on autonomic hyperreflexia and sympathetic blockade.


New York's narcotic addiction program.

New York's narcotic addiction program.


The metabolism of glycyl-L-leucine in Escherichia coli.


Production of sounds in distensible tubes.


The mechanism at the cardia, an experimental study.


The standard clotting time. A method based on the use of whole venous blood in capillary tubes.


Diffuse small-cell carcinoma of the thyroid.


Quantitative-morphologic evaluation of postnecrotic cirrhosis.


Mechanism of glutamic acid activation and glutamine synthesis.


Rorschach homosexual signs in paranoid schizophrenics.


Electron microscopic observations on the reactional changes occurring in insect nerve fibers after transection.


Relationship of the autonomic nervous system to "functional" obstruction of the intestinal tract. Report of four cases, one with perforation.


The cytological presentation of malignant lymphomas and related diseases in effusions.


A presumed obstacle to mammalian polyploidization.


Epilepsy in childhood. Pathological aspects.


A case of phenytoin hypersensitivity.

A case of phenytoin hypersensitivity.


Development of paraplegia after breech presentation.


An unusual case of recurrent cystitis.

An unusual case of recurrent cystitis.


The argyrophilic fibres of human gingival connective tissue.


Further clinical and laboratory experiences with coly-mycin (colistin): with particular reference to the synergism or antagonism between coly-mycin and certain other antibiotics.


The natural occurrence of Oestrus ovis in sheep from the southwestern United States.


Route of administration as a factor influencing the biological activity of certain androgens and their corresponding 3-cyclopentyl enol ethers.


Changes in the blood levels of lipid metabolites and glucose following a fatty meal in infants.


Papillary carcinoma of urinary bladder.

Papillary carcinoma of urinary bladder.


Hemophilus influenzae septicemia with polyarthritis and meningitis in an adult.


Planning the medical record department.

Planning the medical record department.


The validity of a personality inventory tested by hypnosis.


Absorption and fate of C14-labeled N,N',N''-triethylenethiophosphoramide (thio-TEPA) in humans and dogs.


Dental structure and disease in some 5-year-old Indian children compared with the same age-group in London.


Meclozine and foetal abnormalities.

Meclozine and foetal abnormalities.


The saga of thalidomide. Neuropathy to embryopathy, with case reports of congenital anomalies.


Carcinoma of the prostate.

Carcinoma of the prostate.


Chromatography and electrophoresis of phenothiazine drugs.


Depression of the tuberculin reaction by attenuated measles virus vaccine.


Pheochromocytoma.

Pheochromocytoma.


Fluorescence-microscopy of tumor imprints.


Mongolism and thyroid autoantibodies.

Mongolism and thyroid autoantibodies.


Cancer and the radiotherapist.

Cancer and the radiotherapist.


A new method for detection of cancer cells in peripheral blood using the Bertalanffy fluorochrome method.


Fluorescence micrscopy and other histochemical methods in normal bone marrow.


Histochemical correlates for differences in functional activity of kidneys from active and cold-stored summer bats (Myotis lucifugus).


Immunopathology of chronic nonspecific thyroiditis (autoimmune thyroiditis).


Postmortem coronary arteriogram. A correlation with electrocardiographic and anatomic findings.


Intervertebral disk calcification in childhood.


Immunogenic potency of magnesium chloride-stabilized oral poliovaccine.


Picornaviruses: classification of nine new types.


Effect of pH on thermal stabilization of oral poliovirus vaccine by magnesium chloride.


Thirty-eight cases of the Guillain-Barre syndrome: an immunological study.


Polyneuritis in haemochromatosis.

Polyneuritis in haemochromatosis.


Virus susceptibility of mammalian cells.


Glycoprotein metabolism with special reference to mucoids, in hypo- and hyperthyroidism.


Impulses in smooth muscle of rabbit deferent duct.


The Institute of Sewage Purification (South African Branch) Chairman's address.


A contribution to the metapsychology of cyclothymic states.


Age differences in happiness and life adjustments of workers.


Age differences in status and happiness of workers.


Hypersensitivity to gonadal hormones.

Hypersensitivity to gonadal hormones.


A new form of griseofulvin.

A new form of griseofulvin.


Acute pancreatitis secondary to hypercalcemia of multiple myeloma.


The heritage of our society.

The heritage of our society.


Chronic middle ear disease and its management, and, the surgical transition in the treatment of otosclerosis.


Effect of instrument development on the progress of chemistry.


Parasitologic surveys on Indian reservations in Montana, South Dakota, New Mexico, Arizona, and Wisconsin.


Trichomonas vaginalis infestation and its systemic treatment with metronidazole. A preliminary report.


Ethacrynic acid: a new oral diuretic.

Ethacrynic acid: a new oral diuretic.


Skin sensitivity to thermal stimuli.

Skin sensitivity to thermal stimuli.


Studies on the oxidative inactivation of enzymes.


Tryptophan-carcinogen resonance as a possible mechanism in carcinogenesis.


A new method for decompression of portal hypertension.


Lengthy and thorough examination is the primary duty of the allergologist


Poland's students learn to teach health education.


Effect of a low calcium diet on bone crystallinity and skeletal uptake of Ca45 in rats.


Fluoridation: analysis of a successful community effort--challenge to state and local dental societies.


The petitionee who "opposes" fluoridation.


Study of radiation exposure to gonads of preschool boys from diagnostic dental roentgenograms.


Effect of benziodarone on myocardial blood flow in rabbit.


The existential emphasis in psychiatry.

The existential emphasis in psychiatry.


The use of simple office procedures to study the incidence of Candida and Trichomonas in vulvovaginitis.


Outpatient treatment for chronic schizophrenic patients. Therapeutic consequences of an existential view.


A way ahead for therapeutic radiology.

A way ahead for therapeutic radiology.


Histochemical studies of three dehydrogenase system in ulcerative colitis biopsy specimens.


Heart disease in pregnancy.

Heart disease in pregnancy.


Medical care, cardiovascular surgery and obstetric management in the pregnant cardiac patient.


Noise exposure and individual alterations in middle ear muscle reflex activity.


Influences of afferent neurons on efferent neurons. I. Effects of deafferentation on brain function and behavior.


Effects of tricyano-aminopropene on metabolism of isolated cerebral tissue.


Primary parathyroid hyperplasia.

Primary parathyroid hyperplasia.


Pulmonary mechanics. Some physical and biochemical factors.


Immunochemical studies of the asthmatic sputum.


Cholinergic action of homogenates of sea urchin pedicellariae. A dialyzable, acetylcholine-like material exists in homogenates of globiferous pedicellariae of the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus. Its pharmacological characterization was obtained on the basis of the responses of the guinea pig ileum, the rat uterus, blood pressure in the dog, the amphibian heart, the longitudinal muscle of the holothurian, and the protractor muscle of the sea urchin lantern. Some of the data were statistically treated, and an attempt was made to determine a ratio of potency between the homogenates and acetylcholine.


Treatment of penitentiary inmates for intestinal parasites in Rio de Janeiro.


Effect of chemical agents on bronchogenic cancer.


Response of rural Guatemalan Indian children with hypocholesterolemia to increased crystalline cholesterol intake.


Effects of atropine on the heart rate of the human fetus during labor.


Gastric ulcer in the newborn and its association with antral spasm resulting in hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.


Postoperative function of the knee joint.


The effect of aldosterone on electrolytes and on digital vascular reactivity to 1-norepinephrine in normotensive, hypertensive, and hypotensive subjects.


A new Nazareth.

A new Nazareth.


Use of computers in measuring body electrolytes by gamma spectrometry.


The site and time of onset of growth hormone production in the bovine adenohypophysis, determined by the fluorescent antibody method.


Spontaneous pregnancies in sterile patients.


Electronic quantitation of tanned cell hemagglutination. I. Development of the method.


Gastric hypothermia: a note of caution.

Gastric hypothermia: a note of caution.


Effects of histamine on gastric blood flow.


Effect of cortisone on mucoprotein secretion by gastric antrum of dogs: pathogenesis of steroid ulcer.


Mechanism of gastric hypersecretion in dogs with exclusion of bile or pancreatic juice from the small intestine.


Maple syrup disease and other disorders of keto acid metabolism.


A study of the chlorpromazine-induced decreased liver glutathione reaction.


Molecular mechanism of thymine-less death.


Twentieth anniversary celebration of the Topeka Psychoanalytic Institute.


Drug resistance in Hyderabad.

Drug resistance in Hyderabad.


Syntactic structures in the language of children.


The effects of stimulus size and proximity upon avoidance of complex objects in rhesus monkeys.


Effects of environmental restriction upon the chimpanzee's responsiveness in novel situations.


Bekesy audiometry.

Bekesy audiometry.


Audiogram interpretation. I.

Audiogram interpretation. I.


Audiogram interpretation. II. Cochlear lesions.


Audiogram interpretation. III.

Audiogram interpretation. III.


Auditory discrimination.

Auditory discrimination.


Auditory training: specific elements.

Auditory training: specific elements.


Audiogram interpretation. IV. Conductive impairments.


Audiogram interpretation. V. Otosclerosis.


Visual communication: lip reading.

Visual communication: lip reading.


Periodicity in urinary excretion in healthy and nephropathic persons.


A parturition chair?

A parturition chair?


Red-blue staining of hydrolysed nucleic acids in paraffin sections.


Romanowsky-type staining: enzymatic analysis of nuclear metachromasia in formalin-fixed paraffin sections.


Effect of age on the acidophilia of aortic elastin.


The conditioning of affective self-references by three classes of generalized reinforcers.


Cognitive control in children of Mexico and the United States.


Artificial stapes: a three-year report.

Artificial stapes: a three-year report.


Hair digested by Trichophyton mentagrophytes. An electron microscope examination.


Relationships between the deposition of strontium-90 and the contamination of milk in the United Kingdom.


The effect of manganese deficiency on the structure of spinach chloroplasts.


Inaugural address.

Inaugural address.


Results of the Rosenzweig picture-frustration study for physically assaultive prisoner mental patients.


Apparent translocation between chromosome 2 and an acrocentric in group 13-15.


Hazards in the treatment of children's fractures.


Amoebic liver abscess of the left lobe rupturing into the left pleural cavity. (A case report).


Quadriplegia following herpes zoster. A case report.


A fatal case of acute chlorpromazine poisoning.


Methaemoglobinaemia--a case report.

Methaemoglobinaemia--a case report.


Speech audiometry: an analysis of hearing acuity for speech after stapedectomy.


On the calibration of cascade impactors.


Interpretation of the ultraviolet spectrum of trans-cinnamoyl-alpha-chymotrypsin.


On the distribution of anatomic increment data in early childhood.


Effect of instructional conditions on rate of binocular rivalry.


A roentgenographic study of change in head height during childhood and adolescence.


Descriptive and comparative study of body size on United States schoolgirls.


Radiology: an absorbing subject. 2. Attenuation in practice.


Shock secondary to trauma.

Shock secondary to trauma.


Radiology: an absorbing subject. 1. The interaction of X rays with matter.


Exposure dose measurements.

Exposure dose measurements.


Comparison of concepts of multiple inferential selves between clinical psychologists and school guidance counselors.


Studies on an endotoxin of a group C Neisseria meningitidis.


Serologically specific lipopolysaccharides from oral veillonella.


Obliteration of the mastoid segment: a clinical review and pilot study of various transplant materials.


Studies on the antigenic combining sites in bacteriophage lysozyme.


The pyrogen test in chronic pyelonephritis.


Reversible psychotic syndrome after potassium perchlorate treatment.


Studies concerning the antisolubility effectiveness of different stannous fluoride prophylaxis paste mixtures.


Actinomycin inhibition of RNA synthesis in rat liver.


The new student.

The new student.


Improved methods for primary cultivation of Mycobacterium paratuberculosis.


Cytochemistry of erythrocytes and leukocytes of the white Leghorn chicken.


A mitomycin C-resistant Jensen rat sarcoma: isolation and transplantation studies.


Metabolism of glycerolipids. IV. Synthesis of phosphatidylethanolamine.


Arterial supply of the suprarenal gland.


Situs inversus and cardiac defects. A study of 111 cases of reversed asymmetry.


A comparative study of halothane and halopropane anesthesia including method for determining equipotency.


Differences between urinary albumin and serum albumin.


Comparison of the peptides released from human and rabbit gamma 2-globulins by enzymatic digestion.


Effects of thyrotropic hormone on carbohydrate metabolism in thyroid slices.


Abnormal excitatory activity: epilepsy.

Abnormal excitatory activity: epilepsy.


Chlordiazepoxide as adjunctive therapy in convulsive disorders.


A double-blind comparison of diazepam, chlordiazepoxide and chlorpromazine in psychotic patients.


Evaluation of head injury patients--analysis of crash injuries.


Cataract extraction with chymotrypsin in patients of all age groups.


Phosphorus levels of normal and conditioned tobacco callus tissue.


Myocardial function following thermal injury.


A clinical and experimental study of the effect of single and divided doses of radiation on cataract production.


Rheology of blood and flow in the microcirculation.


Closed-circuit television in health sciences education.


Rheology of human blood, near and at zero flow. Effects of temperature and hematocrit level. Static normal human blood possesses a distinctive yield stress. When the yield stress is exceeded, the same blood has a stress-shear rate function under creeping flow conditions closely following Casson's model, which implies reversible aggregation of red cells in rouleaux and flow dominated by movement of rouleaux. The yield stress is essentially independent of temperature and its cube root varies linearly with hematocrit value. The dynamic rheological properties in the creeping flow range are such that the relative viscosity of blood to water is almost independent of temperature. Questions raised by these data are discussed, including red cell aggregation promoted by elements in the plasma.


Common pathological changes of the placenta.


The morphology of the prepubertal ovary: relationship to the polycystic ovary syndrome.


Dissemination of cancer cells during surgical curettage.


Double atrial sounds and peripheral atrial impulses in a patient with complete heart block.


Successful transplantation of kidney from a human cadaver.


A new technique for the study of cytotoxic antibody in vivo.


Electrocoagulation for local treatment of advanced oral carcinoma.


Public health responsibilities and program possibilities in chronic respiratory diseases.


CHEM study--a fresh approach to high school chemistry.


The Abraham Flexner Award. George Packer BERRY.


Field trial with the complement-fixation test for anaplasmosis in a herd free of clinical evidence of infection.


The neurological and psychiatric implications of basic studies of the ultrastructure o the nervous system.


Addiction to glue sniffing.

Addiction to glue sniffing.


The effect of buffered lobeline sulphate on cigarette smoking.


Hemophilus influenzae meningitis in adults.


Regional ileitis in depressed patients.

Regional ileitis in depressed patients.


Effect of antiheparin agents on venous thrombosis following vascular injury.


Lipids, blood coagulation and fibrinolysis.


Goodwill placement plan proves successful in influencing the employer to hire.


Conditioning of molar behavior in "regressed" psychotics. I. An objective measure of personal habit training with "regressed" psychotics.


Use of sulfur tetrafluoride in syntheses of potential anticancer agents.


The ambivalence of scientists.

The ambivalence of scientists.


Observations on the renal clearance and the volume of distribution of polyfructosan-S, a new inulin-like substance.


Serum uric acid in young mongoloids.

Serum uric acid in young mongoloids. A highly significant increase (P {lt} .005) in average uric acid level was found in the blood serum of 25 mongoloids in the age range of 2 to 12 years, with a mean age of 6 years, when levels were compared with those in nonmongoloid, mentally retarded children. These data confirm our previou results with 40 mongoloids whose mean age was 23.7 years, and indicate that elevated uric acid levels are present throughout most of the life of these subjects.


Injury of the kidney in children.

Injury of the kidney in children.


The effect of trivalent chromium on galactose entry in rat epididymal fat tissue.


Freeze-drying of bovine spermatozoa.

Freeze-drying of bovine spermatozoa.


Meso-ectodermal dysplasia and its varians, with particular reference to the Rothmund-Werner syndrome.


Dicoumarin compounds in the treatment of the pigment degeneration of the retina.


Preservation of living cells.

Preservation of living cells.


Intrafamilial determinants of divergent sexual behavior in twins.


Incidence of geographic tongue among 3,668 students at the University of Minnesota.


Stability of fibrin contiguous to intima of veins.


Enzymatic cyclization of L-glutamine and L-glutaminyl peptides.


Differentiation and compartmentalization in object-sorting measures of categorizing style.


Cytologic diagnosis of adenocarcinoma from examination of sputum.


Incarcerated and strangulated umbilical hernias in infants and children.


Oxygen consumption of hyper- and hypothermic premature infants.


Leiomyosarcoma of the colon.

Leiomyosarcoma of the colon.


Artemia salina Leach, a new material for radiobiological research.


Localisation of tubule functions by the ischaemic stop-flow techniques.


A study of individual tubular transport systems using the ischaemic stop-flow techniques.


Stop flow techniques using clamping of the renal pedicle to arrest movement of trapped urine.


Spleen graft growth in splenectomised mice.


The relationship between right auricular pulsation and the excretion of water and salt.


The aetiology and pathogenesis of leukaemia.


A rapid method for measuring 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in urine.


Immunologic study on respiratory viruses isolated in Alaska.


Cross-tolerances of dieldrin-resistant flies and mosquitos to various cyclodiene insecticides. Nineteen cyclodiene insecticides incorporating major and minor structural variations of the chlorinated bridged bicycloheptene structure were evaluated against susceptible and dieldrin-resistant houseflies, and against larvae and adults of susceptible Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus Say and dieldrin-resistant Anopheles albimanus Wied. Determinations of LD(50) or LC(50) values demonstrated cross-resistance to all of the cyclodienes studied. This cross-resistance was very marked for most compounds, but was least in all cases for octachloro-endomethano-tetrahydrophthalan (Telodrin), which was also very toxic to the susceptible insects.


Effect of teratogenic and related dyes on the haemoglobin nitrite sensitivity reaction. The teratogenic dyes trypan blue and Evans blue have a marked and immediate action on the oxidation stability of intracellular haemoglobin in rats. Of the proved non-teratogenic substances tested only o-tolidine has an effect on the haemoglobin stability, and this effect is slow. It is suggested that the effect of the teratogens on the haemoglobin oxidation sensitivity is due to interference with the protein component of the flavoprotein enzymes.


Experimental oxidation of haemoglobin: effect of repeated whole-body radiation in rats.


Observations on the growth rates and organ weights of fetal sheep at altitude and sea level.


Non-fatal electric shock as it instructs in the enigma of multiple sclerosis with presentation of a case.


Physiologic mechanisms of jaundice in the newborn: a survey of new insights.


Retained common duct stones--hepatolithiasis. A case report.


Education of nurses in caring for hospitalized dental patients.


A study of the vitamin K requirement of the monkey (Macacus radiata).


Star thistle disease.

Star thistle disease.


Observations on the toxic effects of yellow star thistle.


Somatotopic localization in rhesus subthalamic nucleus.


The propagation of the virus of epizootic hemorrhagic disease of deer in newborn mice and HeLa cells. The New Jersey strain of EHD virus has been propagated in newborn Swiss mice by the intracerebral route and is regularly lethal beyond the first serial mouse passage. A complement-fixing antigen prepared from the brains of infected mice reacts positively with the sera of deer recovered from infection with either the New Jersey or South Dakota strain of virus, but not with the serum of normal deer. The mouse-passaged virus induced an inapparent infection in an experimental deer. The virus can also be grown serially in HeLa cell culture and induces a characteristic cytopathic effect. It is neutralizable in such cultures to high titer by the sera of deer recovered from EHD (New Jersey strain) and to lower titer by the serum of a deer recovered from EHD (South Dakota strain). Normal deer serum does not neutralize the virus in tissue culture. The HeLa cell-passaged virus induced typical lethal EHD in an experimental deer and virus could be recovered from most of the tissues of this animal in HeLa cell culture. An unexplained prozone of inhibition of cytopathogenicity at low dilutions was observed in cultures of some of the organs. The fact that EHD virus exhibited a limited sensitivity to sodium desoxycholate suggests that it may belong in the arbor virus group.


Ultrastructure of myelinated nerve fibers in the central nervous system of the frog.


The absorption of radioactive vitamin B12 in megaloblastic anaemia, with observations on the diagnostic value of the Schilling test.


Urinary formiminoglutamic acid in the megaloblastic anaemias associated with pregnancy and malnutrition.


Effect of glucagon on liver glycolysis.

Effect of glucagon on liver glycolysis.


Folates in megaloblastic anaemia.

Folates in megaloblastic anaemia. The importance of deficiency of the folic acid group of compounds (folates) in the pathogenesis of nutritional anaemias is receiving increasing recognition. There is evidence that the megaloblastic anaemias, due to either vitamin B(12) or folate deficiency, may be the cause of widespread morbidity in malnourished populations. It was therefore considered timely to review certain aspects of the role of folates in megaloblastic anaemia, with special reference to the dietary intake in relation to human requirements, and the recognition of folate deficiency in man.


The purification and properties of invertase of Neurospora.


Studies on the effect of streptomycin on mammalian cells in culture. I. Isolation of resistant strains.


Studies on the effect of streptomycin on mammalian cells in culture. II. Effect on mixtures of sensitive and resistant strains.


Mesodermal eponyms.

Mesodermal eponyms.


Autotomography in the diagnosis of neurologic disease.


The application of immune electron microscopy to the demonstration of antigenic sites in biologic systems.


A study of the role of serum and tissue lysozyme upon the treponeme immobilization reaction.


National Mastitis Council's recommendations for a mastitis control program.


A case of strongyloidiasis treated with pyrvinium chloride.


Maintenance therapy in pernicious anaemia with a depot vitamin-B-12-complex preparation.


Computer evaluation of dose rates around multiple radium sources.


The relations between neural and intermediate lobes in the pituitary of Squalus acanthias.


Phenacetin in renal pyramidal tissue in cases of renal papillary necrosis. A preliminary report.


Results of pituitary ablation by insertion of radiogold seeds in advanced cancer patients.


Consequences of creation of arteriovenous fistula. Orthopedic and cardiovascular effects in a patient with a shortened leg.


Comparative study of the sexual effects of natural androgens


Brain functions.

Brain functions.


Phonocardiography during pregnancy. Routine screening for heart disease.


The fate of injected Bence Jones protein. Bence Jones protein injected into rabbits was excreted rapidly into the urine. The excreted protein retained the physicochemical and immunochemical properties of the injected Bence Jones protein. In spite of the rapid excretion, a significant portion of the injected Bence Jones protein was found to be metabolized. After reinjection of radioactive Bence Jones protein into the donor patient, only a little radioactivity was recovered in the urinary protein. The implications of these results are discussed.


Hospital discharges against medical advice. II. Outcome.


Premenstrual syndrome: result of prophylactic treatment with Cytran (Upjohn).


Electrocoagulation of oral lesions.

Electrocoagulation of oral lesions.


Effects of 200 kv radiation and cobalt 60 radiation on the oral mucosa, gingiva and alveolar bone of experimental animals.


Impressions of the possible effects of a new tranquilizer, hydroxyphenamate.


Arrhenoblastoma, or granulosa cell tumor? Report of case, and review of literature.


Ischemic cerebrovascular disease (stroke). Clinical investigation and management.


Lysis of cerebrovascular blood clots.

Lysis of cerebrovascular blood clots.


Clinical, circulatory and metabolic studies in cerebrovascular disease proven by arteriography.


Serum cholesterol and heredity. A twin study.


Antimicrobial therapy and prophylactic immunization in the control of psittacosis or Bedsonia infection in show birds.


Serum binding of vitamin B-12 analogues: indentification of binding groups in the B-12 molecule.


Determination of Co60 vitamin B12 binding capacity of serum by charcoal adsorption.


Identification of the causative agents and the epidemiology of porcine brucellosis. Brucella organisms that had been isolated from swine or from human beings exposed to infected swine, and that had been previously identified as members of the species Br. melitensis, were examined for their oxidative metabolism, for their growth patterns on media containing basic fuchsin and thionin, and for their hydrogen sulfide production. These organisms displayed the oxidative metabolic pattern that characterizes and identifies the members of the species Br. suis. They also are identical to Br. suis, type 1, in their tolerance to increased concentrations of thionin in the growth media. They are similar to Br. suis, type 2, in their inability to produce hydrogen sulfide, and share with other members of the species Br. suis the characteristic preference for a porcine host. These findings are evidence that these organisms are not Br. melitensis but are a biotype of Br. suis. Their correct identification is important to understanding the epidemiology of brucellosis.


The effects of detergents and urea on the rotatory dispersion of ovalbumin.


Family relations test.

Family relations test.


The reactions of patients to enforced changes of therapists.


Charles Henry BUNTING, 1875-1961.

Charles Henry BUNTING, 1875-1961.


A case of carcinoma adenoides cysticum arising in the sphenoid sinus.


Histochemistry of the developing human brain. I. Alkaline phosphatase, acid phosphatase, and AS esterase in the cerebellum.


Analysis of visual behavior in cats with extensive neocortical ablations.


Effects of dl-amphetamine upon placing responses in neodecorticate cats.


requiring hospitalization.

requiring hospitalization.


Medical education and medical practice demonstrations.


Avascular necrosis of bone following systemic steroid therapy.


Effect of knowledge of site of stimulation on the threshold for pressure sensitivity.


Behaviour therapy and phobic disorders.

Behaviour therapy and phobic disorders.


Consistency of pupil rating behavior over two social-psychological need situations.


Continuing education of medical librarians. Evaluation of the Association's past performance and suggestions for the future.


The use of 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone caproate to maintain pregnancy.


Varicose deep veins producing tibial erosion.


Recovery of aerosolized bacteria from humans. III. Recovery from nasal mucus.


Microbiological degradation of tetracyclines. Meyers, Edward (Squibb Institute for Medical Research, New Brunswick, N.J.) and Dorothy A. Smith. Microbiological degradation of tetracyclines. J. Bacteriol. 84:797-802. 1962-The degradation of tetracyclines by an ascomycete, Xylaria digitata, was demonstrated. Washedcell suspensions were capable of degrading tetracycline, 5-hydroxytetracycline, 7-chlortetracycline, 7-chlor-6-demethyltetracycline, 2-acetyl-2-decarboxamido-5-hydroxytetracycline, and 12-alpha-deoxytetracycline. The influence of environmental conditions upon the degradation of tetracycline was investigated. A nonantibacterial, nonfluorescent product was located from the degradation of (14)C 5-hydroxytetracycline. Evidence indicated that neither the A nor D ring of 5-hydroxytetracycline is attacked. Acetone powders, lyophilized powders, and cell-free extracts exhibited a relatively limited substrate specificity compared to the washed cells.


The food and Drug Administration's view of investigational drugs.


Viral hepatitis complicating sickle-cell anemia.


Parathyroid adenoma.

Parathyroid adenoma.


Neural mechanisms subserving sexual drive and potency.


Central neural counterparts of penile potency and libido in humans and subhuman mammals.


Occupational medicine, rehabilitation medicine and social medicine: bonds and obligations.


Amphibious artificial leg.

Amphibious artificial leg.


Some comments on social security aspects of "highlights of Soviet health services".


Juvenile delinquency and time concepts.

Juvenile delinquency and time concepts.


Critical period for the facilitation of exploratory behavior by infantile experience.


Heart rate changes after reinforcing brain stimulation in rats. Cardiac responses to hypothalamic and septal stimulation are polyphasic, the first component being accelerative. As interstimulus intervals are decreased, only accelerative components appear, but prestimulus heart rates ("background levels") are decreased upon septal and are either increased or unchanged upon hypothalamic stimulation. The suggestion that parasympathetic responses accompany reinforcing brain stimulation was not supported.


A psychoanalytical interpretation of the crucifixion.


Streptomycin and not dihydrostreptomycin.


Deep hypothermia under high atmospheric pressure without extracorporeal circulation.


Antibacterial mechanisms of the mouse gut. I. Kinetics of infection by Salmonella typhi-murium in normal and streptomycin-treated mice studied with abortive transductants.


Antibacterial mechanisms of the mouse gut. II. The role of Eh and volatile fatty acids in the normal gut.


Interpretation of distributions of individual response times in microbial infections.


A widely applicable rate equation for the determination of enzyme activity at advanced stages of reaction.


Influence of the size of inoculum on various growth phases in Aspergillus oryzae.


Valvular heart disease in the aged.

Valvular heart disease in the aged.


Staphylococcal isocoagulases.

Staphylococcal isocoagulases.


Serum haptoglobin in rabbits after subcutaneous injection of Freund's adjuvant or turpentine.


The hereditary factor in arterial blood-pressure.


Metabolic and chemical changes in regenerating neurons. III. The rate of incorporation of radioactive phosphate into individual phospholipids of the nerve-cell perikaryon of the C.8 spinal ganglion in vitro.


The relationship between axon and Schwann cell. Phospholipid metabolism of degenerating and regenerating peroneal-tibial nerves of the rabbit in vitro.


Prophylatic use of penicillin in infected ingrown toenails.


Modification of the hemorrhagic action of endotoxin by Bordetella pertussis vaccine.


Experimental renal disease in monkeys. I. Aminonucleoside nephrosis.


The purification of factor VIII (antihaemophilic globulin).


Social mobility and psychiatric symptoms.


Comparison of step test and hand cranking test to indicate exercise tolerance of cardiovascular patients.


Precordial percussion in cardiac asystole.


Menstrual cycle influences grooming behavior and sexual activity in the Rhesus monkey. The time spent by the female rhesus monkey in grooming the male fluctuates rhythmically and reaches a minimum at mid-cycle. At this time the male's grooming activity reaches a maximum. The rhythmic changes in male mounting behavior, together with the males' and females' grooming cycles, are abolished by ovariectomy and have a hormonal basis.


J.P. GUILFORD: psychologist and teacher.


Effect of "irrelevant" maze arm angle on brightness discrimination learning and reversal.


Studies on antibody production. V. The secondary response in vitro. Rabbits were injected into the hind foot with diphtheria toxoid and bovine serum albumin. Fragments of popliteal lymph node taken from them several months later were placed in plasma-clot cultures with Eagle's medium. When antigen was added to the culture fluid, anamnestic antibody responses occurred regularly. When the antigen was diphtheria, responsiveness remained for 4 days after the beginning of the culture. When it was bovine serum albumin, responsiveness lasted for about 8 days. Once an anamnestic response had begun, antibody formation continued for 4 weeks or more. High concentrations of bovine serum albumin (0.5 mg/ml) did not inhibit the response. When both antigens were used to stimulate the same culture, it was found that the two responses were independent.


The management of cardiac arrest in a general hospital.


Influences of EDTA on the induction of chromatid aberrations by triethylenemelamine and ethyl alcohol.


Bilateral anophthalmos and unilateral microphthalmos in siblings.


Projection campimetry and photographic recording.


Some psychoanalytic aspects of group therapy. The psychoanalytic contributions of Leo BERMAN.


The mode of action of certain 3- and 5-nitropyridines and pyrimidines. III. Biochemical lesions in Trichomonas vaginalis.


Substituted dithiocarbamates and related compounds as trichomonacides.


The activity of substituted thiosemicarbazones against Trichomonas vaginalis and Trichomonas foetus in vitro and in experimental animals.


The mode of action of certain 3- and 5-nitropyridines and pyrimidines. I. Prophase inhibition of Trichomonas vaginalis.


The mode of action of certain 3- and 5-nitropyridines and pyrimidines. IV. Development of drug-resistance by Trichomonas vaginalis.


Environmental sanitation.

Environmental sanitation.


The subcellular localization of 5-hydroxytryptamine in guinea pig brain.


Transient myopia due to hygroton.

Transient myopia due to hygroton.


The influence of microwaves on ionizing radiation exposure.


Two-dimensional paper chromatography of cholesteryl esters. A new method for the separation of critical pairs.


The present status and prospects for cortico-visceral research in Czechoslovakia.


Operative treatment of hypospadias.

Operative treatment of hypospadias.


Cheilitis glandularis, heterotopic salivary glands and squamous cell carcinoma of the lip.


Arrested diffuse scleroderma. Report of a case.


Endodontic access to the pulp chamber via porcelain jacket crowns.


Dens invaginatus.

Dens invaginatus.


In vitro survival of rat bone marrow and mouse Ehrlich ascites tumour cells in fluid media.


Closed-circuit television in the scientific measurement of psychopathology.


Long-term psychotherapy with the personally inadequate patient.


Amino acids, amino sugars and sugars present in the cell wall of some strains of Streptococcus pyogenes.


Maternal deprivation.

Maternal deprivation.


Social action and primary prevention of mental ill-health. Role of the child psychiatrist.


Odor and olfaction: a bibliography, 1948-1960.


Visual discrimination: tree squirrels and quantified stimulus dimensions.


Thyroxine: effects on amino acid incorporation into protein in vivo. Treatment of rats with L-thyroxine increases the incorporation in vivo of radioactive amino acids into protein of liver, kidney, and heart, but not of spleen, testis, or brain. The distribution of the effect among the organs is the same as that observed in thyroxine stimulation of oxidative metabolism. Thus, stimulation of protein synthesis seems to be a physiological action of the thyroid hormone.


Synthesis of some nucleotide anhydrides.


Radioactivity in total diet.

Radioactivity in total diet.


Surgical treatment of chronic ulcerative colitis in children. Four illustrative case reports.


Urinary tract infections in children.

Urinary tract infections in children.


Transplantation tolerance and immunological immaturity.


Hemodynamics of the immediate postburn period. I. Hemodynamic alterations produced by thermal burns.


In vitro instability of a commonly used tricarbocyanine dye.


Profound hypothermia in neurosurgery: open-chest versus closed-chest techniques.


Psychological stress in children in hospital.


A case report of mumps keratitis.

A case report of mumps keratitis.


Histological findings on sympathetic lumbar ganglion cells in peripheral artery disease.


Heart failure in hypertensive patients.

Heart failure in hypertensive patients.


Electromagnetism and its effect on the organism.


Findings of study of extra-hospital nursing needs.


Bacterial and viral meningitis in infants and children.


Fourth stage of labor: an obstetrical recovery room study; Hartford Hospital.


Flame ionization detectors.

Flame ionization detectors.


The investigation of hypertension.

The investigation of hypertension.


Portal hypertension and its radiological investigation.


Effect of lysolecithin on the smooth muscle stimulating activity of histamine, acetylcholine, 5-hydroxy-tryptamine, anaphylactic slow-reacting substance and bradykinin.


Vitamin absorption. III. A note on the absorption and utilization of thiamine-S35.


Aspiration of "soft" traumatic cataract and the postoperative use of a corneal lens: a supplementary study. Report of a case.


Criteria for certification of motor vehicle pollution control devices in California.


Wilson's disease.

Wilson's disease.


The heart in sarcoidosis: Hutchinson-Boeck granulomatosis.


Abdominal pain in the aged.

Abdominal pain in the aged.


Some medical reflections on aging.

Some medical reflections on aging.


Increased longevity and its consequences.


Certain clinical manifestations of atherosclerosis and suggestions for their control.


Patients and their obstetricians.

Patients and their obstetricians.


Mesenteric arterial insufficiency (abdominal angina).


Veteran medicine--1962.

Veteran medicine--1962.


Psychiatry, the family, and religion.

Psychiatry, the family, and religion.


The synthesis and kinetic behavior of deoxyribonucleic acid-like ribonucleic acid in bacteria.


Morphogenesis of syncytiotrophoblast in vivo: an autoradiographic demonstration. In an in vivo autoradiographic study of immature primate trophoblast, tritiated thymidine was first found only in nuclei of cytotrophoblast but after 22 hours, labeled nuclei appeared in syncytiotrophoblast as well. Hence syncytiotrophoblast of the monkey appears to originate by differentiation of cytotrophoblast.


The kinetics of transfer ribonucleic acid synthesis in Escherichia coli.


Mechanism of calcium-induced positive chronotropic effect in isolated mammalian atria.


Accidental overdose of "Parstelin".

Accidental overdose of "Parstelin".


Naevus lipomatodes superficialis.

Naevus lipomatodes superficialis.


Status and trends in cancer research.

Status and trends in cancer research.


Calcified liver metastases: a specific roentgen diagnostic sign.


The time of ovulation in women. A review of methods that may be applied by the patient herself.


A maternal death from acute hepatitis. Report of a case.


Contributions to histochemical studies on the embryonic tests.


Histochemical investigations of neurosecretion in guinea pigs.


Effect of fasting on fibrinolysis and blood coagulation.


Effect of fasting on serum lipoproteins.


Effect of acute alcohol intake on serum cholesterol and lipoproteins.


Effect of EDTA on glucuronidation of p-nitrophenol in rat liver, kidney and intestine.


The growth supporting factors of Leptospira canicola in acetone-soluble egg yolk lipids.


A chromosome abnormality with fragment in a paramongol child.


Antigenic relationships of Bence Jones proteins, myeloma globulins, and normal human gama-globulin. By means of immunodiffusion and immunoelectrophoresis study has been made of antigenic relationships of Bence Jones proteins, and the three classes of normal and pathological immunoglobulins, 7S gamma, beta(2A), and beta(2M). All thirty-nine Bence Jones proteins studied could be classified into either one of two distinct antigenic types, A or B. Both types are related to the immunoelectrophoretically slow (S) fragment of a papain digest of normal gamma-globulin; B is related more closely than A, but neither has antigenic determinants in common with the fast (F) fragment. The 7S gamma myeloma globulins were either immunological type I or II. The papain digests of these proteins produced the S and F precipitin lines in immunoelectrophoresis but multiple bands in starch gel electrophoresis, especially in the F region. The S fraction of type I myeloma globulins is antigenically similar to Bence Jones protein of type B, and the S component of type II myeloma globulins has antigenic determinants in common with type A Bence Jones protein. Correspondingly, myeloma patients with type I globulins and proteinuria usually excrete type B Bence Jones proteins, whereas patients with type II excrete type A proteins. The F fragment is the part common to normal 7S gamma-globulin and types I and II myeloma globulins but is absent in beta(2A) and beta(2M) pathological globulins and in both types of Bence Jones proteins. Papain digests of beta(2A) myeloma globulins produced a single precipitin line in immunoelectrophoresis. beta(2A) myeloma globulins appeared to have two antigenic units, one in common with type B Bence Jones protein and normal gamma-globulin, and another specific to beta(2A). The beta(2A) myeloma patients excreted type B Bence Jones protein. The papain digest of a macroglobulin produced two precipitin lines, the faster of which had antigenic determinants in common with type B Bence Jones protein, the slower seemed specific for the macroglobulin. Five serum micromolecular globulins proved to be either type A or B Bence Jones proteins. From the above results, an antigenic map was constructed showing which determinants are shared and which are specific for normal 7S gamma-globulin, types I and II myeloma globulins, beta(2A) myeloma globulins, a macroglobulin, and types A and B Bence Jones proteins.


Bar holding during escape conditioning.

Bar holding during escape conditioning. To analyze bar-holding behavior during escape conditioning three rats were trained to escape from shock by pressing a bar, and three were trained to escape by releasing a bar. Bar holding behavior was stronger and more stable under the release condition. These effects were related to the relative shock duration of onbar versus offbar shocks.


Experimental self-punishment and superstitious escape behavior. Rats were trained to escape from shock by pressing a bar. Bar holding was subsequently punished with very brief shocks. This treatment failed to depress bar-holding behavior. In some cases, although the escape shocks were delivered very infrequently, bar holding was maintained and resulted in the delivery of several thousand punishments per session. These and other effects of the punishment treatment were investigated. Finally, some of the possibilities of superstitious escape responding were explored by presenting inescapable shocks to rats that had been trained to escape shock by lever pressing. Although responding during these shocks had no programmed consequences, responding was sustained.


Pancreatectomy in rats: onset of metabolic changes in liver, adipose, and diaphragm.


Digestion of fibrinogen by trypsin. I. Kinetic studies of the reaction.


Digestion of fibrinogen by trypsin. II. Characterization of the large fragment obtained.


Pharmacology of methylglyoxal-bis-(guanylhydrazone) (CH3-G). I. Toxic and pathologic effects.


Osteomyelitis of the frontal bone as a result of the common cold: presentation of a case report.


Transformation of fibrinogen into fibrin. III. Kinetics of the pH change associated with the clotting of fibrinogen.


Research and development of a new method of waste disposal for isolated sites in the arctic. I. Fundamentals of human waste incineration.


A sensitive method for determination of serum copper.


The arteriosclerotic aneurysm of abdominal aorta.


Medico-legal identification of human blood stain by means of fibrin plate method.


Metabolism of ethanol in rats with cirrhosis.


A therapeutic halfway hostel.

A therapeutic halfway hostel.


Oestriol metabolism in the previable human foetus.


Oestriol metabolism in the human foeto-placental unit.


A therapeutic community hostel.

A therapeutic community hostel.


Late deformities due to destructive osteoarticular lesions in small-pox.


Homogenous cartilage in maxillofacial surgery.


A case of primary hyperparathyroidism with parathyroid hormone assay in urine and adenoma tissue.


Studies on ethylenic compounds. III. Hydrazone-type derivatives of vitamine A aldehyde.


The ATPase activity of the mitotic apparatus of the sea urchin egg. Exp Cell Res 29:92-101, Jan 63 related compounds.


Paper chromatographic estimation of L-ascorbic and D-araboascorbic acids.


Transistorized electronic relays for heart rate counting.


Mongoloid twins with trisomy of chromosome No. 21.


Intestinal angina.

Intestinal angina.


To do a portacaval shunt.

To do a portacaval shunt.


The effects of hormonal stimulation on connective tissue.


Use of pancreatic extract to improve fat absorption.


Clinical assay of a new anabolic agent in cancer patients.


Possible consequences of radiographic tissue dose.


Lymphosarcoma: choice of treatment and end-results in 567 patients. Role of surgical treatment for cure and palliation.


Pulmonary aspergillosis in a cow.

Pulmonary aspergillosis in a cow.


Histochemistry of the deer antler.

Histochemistry of the deer antler.


Determination of micro-amounts of 5beta-pregnan-3alpha-ol-20-one in urine using infraredspectrometry.


5beta-Pregnan-3alpha-ol-20-one in urine.


Effect of vasopressin and dehydration on protein-bound sulfhydryl and disulfide groups in renal cells.


The cochleorecurrential reflex. An electroneurographic investigation.


Part-time hospitalization.

Part-time hospitalization.


Biologic characteristics of certain bovine enteric viruses.


An observation on the functioning of the Golgi apparatus.


Quantitative studies on the differentiation of isoantigens in newborn mice.


Quantitative studies of the sensitivity of various normal and neoplastic mouse cells to the cytotoxic action of isoantibodies.


Phenotypic expression of isoantigens of the H-2 system in embryonic and newborn mice.


Studies in vitro and in vivo of the cytotoxic and enhancing effect of humoral isoantibodies.


Studies on the effect of humoral isoantibodies on tumor growth.


Studies on the mechanism of immunological enhancement of tumor homografts. I. Specificity of immunological enhancement.


Studies on the mechanism of immunological enhancement of tumor homografts. III. Interaction between humoral isoantibodies and immune lymphoid cells.


Studies on the mechanism of immunological enhancement of tumor homografts. II. Effect of isoantibodies on various tumor cells.


The catechol amines of the skin in chloroform inflammation.


Johan Gunnar AHLGREN.

Johan Gunnar AHLGREN.


The catechol amines of the skin.

The catechol amines of the skin.


The effect of sympathetic denervation and of reserpine treatment on the catechol amines of the skin.


Oral health survey of preschool children in Iceland.


Sclerotomy with cautery and iridectomy for glaucoma.


Inhibition of cell free protein synthesis by homopolynucleotides.


Usura orbitae (cribra orbitalia) in the collection of crania in the anatomy department of the University of Glasgow.


Fundamental concepts underlying the metabolic periodicity in diabetes.


Intravenous infusion of thiopentone-tubocurarine and nitrous oxide anaesthesia in neurosurgical operations.


Temporary suppression of Lewis blood-group antibodies to permit incompatible transfusion.


Operant control of vocal behavior in the cat. EVIDENCE OF OPERANT CONTROL OF VOCAL BEHAVIOR IN THE CAT IS PRESENTED: (1) On mult FR 12 S(Delta) schedule, cats miaowed rapidly during periods of S(D) and much less or not at all during S(Delta). (2) This control was re-established following reversal of stimuli. (3) The frequency distribution of response durations was shifted to both shorter and longer values by the differential reinforcement of shorter or longer response durations respectively. Since both the frequency and duration of vocal responses were shown to be under the control of the schedule of reinforcement, it is concluded that at least some of the vocal behavior of the cat is susceptible to operant control.


The reticulo-endothelial system and red cell destruction.


The early diagnosis of impaired postoperative renal function.


The lack of specificity of neonatal intracranial paraventricular calcifications.


The megaloblastic anaemias and the malabsorption syndrome.


Clinical and therapeutic observations in the adrenal cancer: a report on 7 patients treated with o,p'-DDD.


Metabolic effects of exercise and of multiple-dose insulin regimens in hyperlabile diabetes mellitus.


Adrenocortical dysfunction: reappraisal after 4 years' therapy.


Testosterone in urological therapy.

Testosterone in urological therapy.


Successful use of mydocalm in peripheral arterial disease.


Cardiac changes in the potassium-depleted rat.


Immunological properties of tumours.

Immunological properties of tumours.


A hypothesis of progression of malignancy based on immune responses.


An early account of an operation for anal fistula.


The recovery of infectious nucleic acid from a virus-induced lymphoid neoplasm.


Serum proteins and glycoproteins in 2 strains of mice differing in teratogenic potential.


Rh-D hemolytic disease in Negro and white infants. A comparison.


Imprinting: an epigenetic approach.

Imprinting: an epigenetic approach.


The influence of tonic neck reflexes on the activity of some muscles of the trunk in patients with asthma and emphysema.


Demonstration of phosphocreatine splitting as early reaction in contracting frog sartorius muscle.


Contraction with and without demonstrable splitting of energy-rich phosphate in turtle muscle.


Fundamental concepts of cardiac dynamics and energetics.


Borderline problems around the field of active transport. Introductory remarks.


Organic analysis. 36. Identification of amines as the salts of 3,6-dinitrophthalic acid.


Organic analysis. XXXV. Mechanism of the color reaction between hexose and thymol. (1).


Organic analysis. 34. Reaction mechanism of glucuronic acid with 1,3-naphthalenediol.


Organic analysis. 37. Reaction mechanism of mannuronic acid and galacturonic acid with 1,3-naphthalenediol.


Organic analysis. 33. Mechanism of the color reaction between fructose and N-methyl-diphenylamine.


Postoperative peritoneal cyst.

Postoperative peritoneal cyst.


Carcinoma of the stomach. Morphological characteristics affecting survival.


Vertical distribution of the slow potential change of spreading depression in the cerebral cortex of the rat.


Antituberculous acticity of rifomycin SV.


Immediate pigmentation in sunlight and artificial light.


Retrograde left ventricular angiocardiography in ventricular septal defect.


Human growth hormone in infant malnutrition.


Employment experiences of 127 discharged schizophrenic men in London.


Hematologic disturbances in infantile malnutrition. Values for copper, iron, paraphenylene diamine oxidase and iron-binding capacity in the serum.


The identification of carriers in Duchenne muscular dystrophy.


The treatment of hand burns.

The treatment of hand burns.


Human relations in child health. I. Children in hospital.


Water vapor loss in the burned patient.

Water vapor loss in the burned patient.


Human relations in child health. 2. Preventive mental hygiene in the child Welfare Centre.


Human relations in child health. 3. Problems of adolescence and delinquency.


Purification and properties of a sheep liver 21-hydroxysteroid nictoinamide adenine dinucleotide oxidoreductase.


Distribution of some enzymes concerned with cleavage of cysteine in animal organs.


Further evidence on the identity of cystathionase and cysteine desulfhydrase.


Fat-mobilizing effect of growth hormone in the guinea pig.


Late yaws and "dupuytren's contracture".


A clinical comparison of obscure myelopathies in Jamaica and Western Nigeria.


Clinical observations on eosinophil response to human parasitic infestation.


Growth, stomatoglossitis and defective vision in a Nigerian school.


Obese adolescent girls, an unrecognized "minority" group?


Relation between x-ray sensivity and stages of the cell cycle in spermatogogonia of the mouse.


Problems in sexual development: endocrinologic and psychologic aspects.


Chromosome anomalies, mental deficiency, and schizoprenia. A study of triple X and triple X/Y chromosomes in 5 patients and their families.


Cytogenetic and psychosexual incongruities with a note on space-form blindness.


The case of the missing fecalith.

The case of the missing fecalith.


Maternal and fetal blood levels after administration of oxytetracycline. Early prophylaxis in premature rupture of membranes.


Development of motor behavior.

Development of motor behavior.


The development of the philtrum.

The development of the philtrum.


Chlorambucil-induced abnormalities of the urogenital system of rat fetuses.


Studies on the heterogeneity of messenger RNA from E. Coli.


Tetrazolium salts and identification of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


A cytochemical study of the parathyroid glands in nephrectomized rats.


Virus infection as a possible cause of post-operative death.


A case of aortic incompetence treated surgically.


Preparation of Mr. U.S.A. for elective surgery.


Bovine hepatogenous photosensitivity associated with the feeding of alfalfa hay.


Analysis of polycyclic hydrocarbons in particulate pollutants.


Allosteric proteins and cellular control systems.


Population control in animals by overloading resources with sterile animals. Sterile animals might be introduced into a population to overload a resource. As a result, some of the original fertile animals might be lost by migration or death. This process could be repeated until the fertile population was eradicated without the mating required by Knipling's models. This method may be of use in ecology and in economic control of populations.


Treatment of myasthenia gravis.

Treatment of myasthenia gravis.


Simple surgical principles in the care of trauma of the face and extremities.


Uteroplacental trauma as a method of conditioning the maternal host to adult homografts.


The use of animals in federally supported research.


Tannic acid, iron hematoxylin, alcian blue, and basic fuchsin for staining islets and reticular fibers of the pancreas.


The psychopathology of trichotillomania and trichophagy.


The hypnotic effects of alpha and beta chloralose in rats.


Daseinanalytic use of dreams.

Daseinanalytic use of dreams.


Anticonvulsant activity of alpha and beta chloralose in rats.


Trichomoniasis. Clinical trial of metronidazole (Flagyl). Metronidazole was given in various dosage regimens to 97 patients having microscopically diagnosed trichomoniasis. At the first examination after treatment all 97, including 76 to whom metronidazole had been given orally only, were found by culture and wet smear to be free of trichomonads. Reexamination of the 65 patients followed up for periods ranging from two weeks to 14 months revealed reappearance of trichomonads in eight cases. Nineteen husbands were treated. No patient had a recurrence after treatment of the husband. No effect of metronidazole on pregnancy or on fetal development was seen. Side effects, noted in 19 cases (20 per cent), generally were mild and transient and in no case were severe enough to terminate therapy before cure was effected.


Utilization of C14-glucose for amino acids and protein synthesis by the sea urchin embryo.


A new method for the determination of dihydrocholesterol in tissues.


Purification and some properties of laccase from Polyporus versicolor.


Biological studies of dihydro-cholesterol. V. Effect of androgens upon the biologic disposition of dihydrocholesterol in the rabbit.


Anemia, cortisone, and maternal stress as teratogenic factors in mice.


Studies in phlebosclerosis. IV. Phlebosclerosis of the pulmonary veins.


Congenital arteriosclerosis of the pulmonary artery. The importance of the pulmonary artery. The importance of the time factor in the genesis of arteriosclerosis.


Hypertension and normal blood pressure in Tripolitania.


Experimentally induced changes in glutamotransferase activity in embryonic tissue.


Cellular interactions in experimental histogenesis.


Attitudes and opinions.

Attitudes and opinions.


An extension of the construct validity of the Holtzman inkblot technique.


Psychodiagnosis on the basis of the Holtzman inkblot technique.


The trisomy 17-18 syndrome. Roentgen features.


The diagnosis and surgical treatment of abscess complicating diverticulitis.


Carcinoma arising in a caruncle of the urethral meatus.


Treatment of facial distortion due to wryneck in infants by complete resection of the sternomastoid muscle.


Patterns of bone change in the malignant lymphomas.


About lymphocytic vacuolations.

About lymphocytic vacuolations.


Clinical and pathological studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


Current status of clot dissolution therapy.


Therapy with thrombolytic agents.

Therapy with thrombolytic agents.


The role of plant science in the improvement of nutrition.


Cardiopulmonary consequences of pyrogen-induced hyperpyrexia in man.


Therapy of essential hypertension.

Therapy of essential hypertension.


Dissociation between the content of vasopressin and neurosecretory material in the rat neurohypophysis.


Hydrocortisone and/or desiccated thyroid in physiologic dosae. IX. Comparable hypolipemic effects of desiccated thyroid in Negroes and whites.


The use of sodium dextro-thyroxin in patients with angina pectoris.


The effect of meteorological variables upon radon concentration three feet above the ground.


The frequency and significance of human herpetic esophagitis. An autopsy study.


Effect of endotoxin on simultaneously determined cardiac output and hepatic blood flow in rabbits.


The decomposition of nine amino acids during chromatography on paper.


A semiautomatic device for measuring radioactivity on two-dimensional paper chromatograms.


Biochemical and chromatographic studies of certain activities associated with human fibrinogen preparations.


Rational therapy of acute sore throat.

Rational therapy of acute sore throat.


Development and implentation of the research climate. Panel discussion.


Tuberculosis casefinding study. Tuberculin screening in selected well-child conferences.


Measurement of the early uptake of radioactive iodine by the thyroid gland. A method requiring reduced irradiation.


Absence of binding of iodide-I-131 by irradiated human serum protein in vitro.


Coordinate variation in density and recombination potential in T4 phage particles produced at different times after infection.


Trigger effect of epinephrine on the free fatty acid release and/or content and lipolytic activity of rat adipose tissue.


Sensitivity of culture mammalian cells to streptomycin and dihydrostreptomycin. Cultured mammalian cells killed by streptomycin were essentially unaffected by an identical concentration of dihydrostreptomycin.


Klinefelter's syndrome.

Klinefelter's syndrome.


The painful foot.

The painful foot.


Epidemiologic aspects of viral agents in relation to waterborne diseases.


Epidemiologic and sociologic features of a large urban outbreak of shigellosis.


Problems of supernumerary and congenitally missing teeth.


Closure of the ductus arteriosus in the newborn infant.


The use of isoproterenol (Isuprel) in the evaluation of congenital cardiac defects.


Respiratory distress syndrome in the newborn. Study on the association of cord clamping and the pathogenesis of distress.


Blood pressure in children with diabetes mellitus.


Use of isoproterenol in the evaluation of aortic and pulmonic stenosis.


Radiation technique for production of localized myocardial necrosis in the intact dog.


The ability of hypnotic subjects to interpret symbols.


Injury and death of Streptococcus lactis due to freezing and frozen storage. Cells of Streptococcus lactis were harvested in the early stationary phase, washed, and resuspended in either skim milk (10% nonfat milk) or buffered distilled water (0.0003 m dipotassium phosphate, pH 7.2). Samples of each suspension were frozen and stored at -20 C for intervals up to 28 days. Colony counts of the frozen culture were made using lactic agar and a "restricted" lactic agar medium (Tryptone reduced to 0.5%) to determine injury and death. Death was determined by the difference in plate counts on lactic agar before and after freezing. Injured cells were determined by the difference in plate counts on the two plating media. Greatest injury of the cells occurred during early stages of frozen storage and decreased with time, and death continuously increased. Injury and death were more pronounced when cells were frozen in water than when frozen in 10% nonfat milk solids. Certain cultures survived better when frozen rapidly, whereas with others survival was greater when freezing was slow. Successive freezing, thawing, and propagation of the culture gradually eliminated cells which showed injury by freezing.


The mentality and personality of the Julio-Claudian emperors.


Walter Irving RUSSELL, 1886-1962.

Walter Irving RUSSELL, 1886-1962.


The bi-profile corneal lens.

The bi-profile corneal lens.


Bifocal contact lenses--a review.

Bifocal contact lenses--a review.


Expanding lesions of the orbit. A clinical study of 230 consecutive cases.


Analgesics and corticosteroids in rheumatoid arthritis.


Tattooing as therapy for chronic solar dermatitis (Collie nose) in the dog.


Community methods of treatment.

Community methods of treatment.


Studies of the acellular bone of teleost fish. 3. Intraskeletal heterografts in the rat.


The biology of acellular teleost bone.

The biology of acellular teleost bone.


Serological studies with respiratory syncytial virus.


Phenmetrazine and foetal abnormalities.

Phenmetrazine and foetal abnormalities.


Uniform identification of cancer growth.


Azotemia and gastric acidity: the effect of intravenous urea on gastric acid and gastric ammonium production in man.


The influence of mass media on the mental health of children.


The poison control program at the Mount Sinai Hospital.


The emotional aspects of illness.

The emotional aspects of illness.


Attempt in classification of catalase-positive staphylococci and micrococci. Mossel, D. A. A. (Central Institute for Nutrition and Food Research T.N.O., Utrecht, The Nethrlands). Attempt in classification of catalase-positive staphylococci and micrococci. J. Bacteriol. 84:1140-1147. 1962.-About 390 strains of Staphylococcus aureus, isolated from clinical material, and about 190 strains of coagulase-negative staphylococci and micrococci from strictly nonclinical habitats were studied by the following recently recommended biochemical tests: anaerobic dissimilation ("fermentation") of mannitol, gelatin liquefaction, type of growth on tellurite-glycine agar, hydrolysis of urea, and KCN tolerance. The latter three tests appeared either not specific for, or not positive for, most S. aureus strains. Virtually all strains of S. aureus were gelatin-positive, but 71% of the other types of cocci also liquefied gelatin. Rapid anaerobic breakdown of mannitol, however, was shown by ca. 95% of the strains of S. aureus, and late fermentation by an additional 3%. Of 105 obligately aerobic coagulase tive cocci (micrococci), none fermented mannitol; of 40 facultatively anaerobic, coagulase-negative cocci (staphylococci), only 7 (18%) fermented mannitol. Oxidative metabolism of mannitol occurred in only three (<1%) strains of S. aureus but was detected in roughly half of the isolates of both groups of coagulase-negative cocci. Pigmentation was confirmed to be of little value, because roughly 50% of both coagulase-positive and -negative strains showed a pale-yellow color on Chapman's mannitol salt agar while 13% of the S. aureus strains tested were white. A key to the classification of catalase-positive cocci consistent with that currently used for Enterobacteriaceae has been based on these figures.


The milennium of mental health.

The milennium of mental health.


Enterobiasis (pinworm infection): a study of 951 Puerto Rican and 315 non-Puerto Rican children in New York City.


Investigation of an outbreak of trypanosomiasis.


'Imbretil' as a relaxant in anaesthesia.


Pathology of cancer of bladder.

Pathology of cancer of bladder.


Pulmonary diffusing capacity of athletes.


Mast cells and anaphylaxis.

Mast cells and anaphylaxis.


Treatment of angina pectoris with antithyroid drug (Carbimazole).


Radiological treatment of chronic ethmoiditis.


Pulmonary function measurements in an industry. A follow-up study of 38 diatomite workers on the job.


"Hyaline droplet" formation and some other adrenocortical changes following methylandrostenediol treatment in the rat.


Biological characterization of "mast cell sensitizing" antibodies.


Spectral responses of single units in the primate visual cortex.


The electrical field in the retina and pattern vision.


Labor, management and medicine.

Labor, management and medicine.


The Registry of Handicapped Children and Adults in British Columbia.


The effects of baroreceptor and chemoreceptor stimulation on shivering.


The doctor and communism.

The doctor and communism.


Senile cataract surgery.

Senile cataract surgery.


Oxygen consumption of the newborn.

Oxygen consumption of the newborn.


Marrow transplantation in newborn mice with hereditary spherocytosis: a model system.


Seasonal bacteriuria in two "normal" family populations.


Studies on alkaline phosphatases. 4. Influence of dietary minerals on pH optima and reaction velocities of phosphatases of fowl.


The use of antigen-cellulose suspensions for the isolation of specific antibodies.


Application of methods of physical chemistry for the isolation of virus and subcellular particles from biological tissue.


Surgical procedures in the presence of pulmonary hypertension.


Seminal degeneration in the ram and its relation to the temperature of the scrotum.


The paper chromatography of esters of phosphoric and phosphorous acids.


Proper pressure curve shape in ventricles of intrathoracic mechanical hearts.


Functional demands of posterior crown or bridge.


Pigment and the olfactory mechanism.

Pigment and the olfactory mechanism.


Action of 5-fluorodeoxyuridine on synthesis of infectious canine hepatitis virus in dog kidney cells.


Acute pulmonary emphysema in cattle.

Acute pulmonary emphysema in cattle.


Measures to be taken for the re-classification of the laryngectomized patient


Evaporative heat loss in the new-born pig.


Maturation of the hemagglutination response in mice.


Cancer chemotherapy. II.

Cancer chemotherapy. II.


Detecting hypersusceptibility to toxic substances. An appraisal of simple blood test.


The reactivation of organophosphate-inhibited chymotrypsin.


The evaluation of Michaelis constants and maximal velocity kinetic studies of enzymic reactions.


The specificity of electric organ cholinesterase.


Specificity and properties of wheat-germ esterase.


The inhibition of hydrolytic enzymes by organophosphorus compounds.


Responses to thermal environment in newborn pigs.


Progressive facial hemiatrophia. Report of a case showing ocular and neuro-ophthalmologic changes.


Effects of irradiation in genetically coadapted systems.


The effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on oxygen consumption and resistance to nitrogen anoxia during the development of the rat.


Epidemiology of schistosomiasis in Egypt.


Treatment of narcolepsy with imipramin.

Treatment of narcolepsy with imipramin.


Amino acid incorporation into ribosomes isolated from root nodules by means of deoxycholate.


Adenosine triphosphate-pyrophosphate exchange and amino acyl-ribonucleic acid formation catalysed by amino acid-activating enzymes from wheat germ.


Amino acid-dependent exchange between pyrophosphate and adenosine triphosphate in root nodules.


Isolation of aspartic acid activating enzyme from baker's yeast.


Verbatim dialogue of a mother and child therapy.


Phagocytosis of Salmonellae by reticuloendothelial cells of newborn piglets lacking natural antibody.


Influence of partially vested interests on judgment.


Influence of Cu and Zn ions on the effects of ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS) on chromosomes.


Ductus omphaloentericus et urachus persistens.


Allergic inflammation. I. The earliest fine structural changes at the blood-tissue barrier during antigen-antibody interaction.


The fine structure of connective tissue. I. The fibroblast.


The fine structure of connective tissue. II. The plasma cell.


Idiopathic true bone marrow failure.

Idiopathic true bone marrow failure.


Sickle cell-hemoglobin C disease. Quantitative determination of iron kinetics and hemoglobin synthesis.


Selective malabsorption of vitamin B12 deficiency of factor (S) for absorption of vitamin B12 in succus entericus.


Revascularization by pericardial splenosis and pericardiopexy. Preliminary report.


Use of BHK 21 cells in the preparation of mouse attenuated live foot-and-mouth disease vaccines for the immunization of cattle.


Effect on antibody production of injection of an alpha2-protein fraction.


Effect of large doses of an alpha2-glycoprotein fraction on the survival of rat skin homografts.


Ability of large doses of an alpha-2 plasma protein fraction to inhibit antibody production.


A decade of progress in military neuropsychiatry.


Sir Henry THOMPSON (1820-1904), cremationist, artist and host extraordinary.


Passage of drugs across the placenta.

Passage of drugs across the placenta.


Acrodermatitis enteropathica: demonstration of possible intestinal enzyme defect.


Cortisone arthropathy.

Cortisone arthropathy.


Anesthesia for emergency obstetric.

Anesthesia for emergency obstetric.


Calcium and strontium uptake by rat liver and kidney mitochondria.


The influence of chlorpromazine and pentamethonium on the carbohydrate metabolism and the resistance to trauma and to burn shock in rats.


The effect of chlorpromazine on the metabolism of adrenalectomized rats.


Procedures adjuvant to surgery in the treatment of cancer.


The effect of cholesterol-fat feeding on the activity of rabbit aorta dehydrogenase systems.


Foods and chemicals.

Foods and chemicals.


Changes in multilocular brown adipose tissue in the rat following hypothermia.


Endometriosis--a review.

Endometriosis--a review.


Pulmonary embolism and infarction clinical and experimental studies.


Occurrence of Cryptococcus neoformans in the environment of three geographically associated cases of cryptoccal meningitis.


The effects of the inhalation of vomitus on the lungs: clinical considerations.


beta-glucuronidase activity of the aorta in early stages of experimental rabbit atherosclerosis.


Enzyme inactivation by peroxyacetyl nitrate.


The oxidation of reduced pyridine nucleotides by peroxyacyl nitrates.


The changing nature of infectious agents.


Activation of methionine for transmethylation. VI. Enzyme-bound tripolyphosphate as an intermediate in the reaction catalyzed by the methionine-activating enzyme of Baker's yeast.


Renal tubular secretion of o-acetylaminohippurate.


Executive effectiveness and the hospital administrator.


An analysis of hospital costs.

An analysis of hospital costs.


Effect of potassium depletion on lactic dehydrogenase activity in the rat nephron.


Arsine induced anuria.

Arsine induced anuria.


Pain study of paraplegic patients. The Rorschach test as an aid in predicting pain relief by means of chordotomy.


Molecular events in the reproduction of animal cells. I. The effect of puromycin on the duplication of DNA.


Nomenclature of steroidal sapogenins.

Nomenclature of steroidal sapogenins.


Physiology of muscle training.

Physiology of muscle training.


The degradation of heavy meromyosin by trypsin.


Hereditary deficiency of NADPH-2-methaemoglobin reductase.


Curative aim and results of routine intraperitoneal radiocolloid administration in the treatment of ovarian cancer.


The rehabilitation potential of nursing home residents.


Studies on feeding and digestion in protozoa. V. Demonstration of some phosphatases and carboxylic esterases in Paramecium multimicronucleatum by histochemical methods.


Studies on feeding and digestion in protozoa. IV. Acid phosphatase and nonspecific esterase activity of food vacuoles in amoeba proteus.


Internal fixation for fresh fractures and for non-union.


New concepts for rehabilitation--a preventive medical view.


Generalized pustular psoriasis: report of two cases.


Complications of topical corticosteroid therapy. Results from the use of occlusive plastic films.


Lichen striatus. Clinical histopathologic study with emphasis on vesicular aspects.


The head nurse as a teacher.

The head nurse as a teacher.


Hepatic circulatory changes following endotoxin shock in the dog.


Effect of endotoxin on the hepatic circulation in the dog.


Immunoelectrophoretic studies of the beta1-haem-binding globulin (haemopexin) in hereditary haemolytic disorders.


Determination and charting of the waste load in a flowing stream.


Serious toxicologic reaction to some commonly used drugs.


Denture stomatitis with inflammatory hyperplasia.


Chemosurgery of facial wrinkles.

Chemosurgery of facial wrinkles.


Efflux of chloride ions during the action potential of Nitella.


The concentration dependence of sodium efflux from muscle. Frog sartorius muscles subjected to overnight loading with Na(+) in K-free Ringer in the cold were subsequently labeled with Na(24) and then immersed in choline Ringer and the efflux of Na(24) followed for 4 hours. The initial efflux of Na(+) appeared to be 17 pmole/cm(2) sec.; this value was maintained for 20 minutes and was followed by an abrupt decline to about 9 pmole/cm(2) sec. This latter rate was maintained for the next 20 minutes of efflux. The efflux then declined gradually with time and reached values of the order of 0.1 pmole/cm(2) sec. The back addition of counts lost from muscles enabled one to calculate the relationship between efflux and [Na](i) for muscle. This roughly approximates an S-shaped curve with a value at half-saturation of about 17 mmole Na per liter of fiber water. The efflux-concentration curve is closely described by assuming that 3 Na(+) are transported per carrier cycle.


Further evidence for a role of the renin-angiotensin system in regulation of aldosterone secretion.


Dissolving urinary stones.

Dissolving urinary stones.


Oxychlorosene (Clorpactin XCB) as a tumorcidal agent in urology.


The hydrodynamics of renal irrigations: with reference to calculus solvents.


An alternative operation for strangulated femoral hernia.


In vivo effect of propylthiouracil on glucose C-14 oxidation in rat thyroid tissue.


Studies of human endometrium in tissue culture. II. Successful cultivation of isolated glands and stroma.


Studies of human endometrium in tissue culture. I. Development of eosinophilic intranuclear inclusions in the epithelial cells.


Lake Nyasa's Island Hospital.

Lake Nyasa's Island Hospital.


Analysis of 49 more blind eyes.

Analysis of 49 more blind eyes.


Metachromatic ground substance of normal aortic media at different ages in Chinese subjects.


On the specificity of complement fixation tests for typing of Coxsackie virus strains.


Bacterial content in samples from different sites in the rumen of sheep and cows as determined in two culture media. Samples of material from the rumen of cattle and of sheep were cultured in both Gall Broth (GB) and Reinforced Clostridium Medium (RCM). Samples were taken, at monthly intervals, from five sites in cattle and two sites in sheep in two series and, at weekly intervals, from two sites in cattle and in sheep in two series. Comparisons were made of the growth of organisms in the media, using the number of fertile tubes per set of six dilutions as a measure of the viable count. RCM gave a greater number of fertile tubes than GB with samples from cattle, but the reverse was the case with samples from sheep. Real differences in the number of fertile tubes from different sites in cattle were found at different times, but there was no consistent pattern. Simultaneous sampling from different sites in the rumen is, therefore, essential to provide an estimate of sampling error within animals. Although no site to site differences were detectable with rumen material from sheep, it is advisable to take more than one sample at a given time to assess sampling error.


Depression, or depressions?

Depression, or depressions?


Effect of pregnancy on course of systemic lupus erythematosus.


The effect of osmotic pressure on the activity of Carcinus maenas mitochondria.


The preparation and properties of sub-cellular respiring particles (mitochonria) from the hepatopancreas of Carcinus maenas.


Report on maternal mortality at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville, South Australia.


The development and introduction of the Edson Health Unit marginal punch card system for recording sanitation inspections.


Stereotaxic irradiation-procedure of brain tumors and pituitary adenomas by means of radio-isotopes and its results.


Occurrence of enterococci in animals in a wild environment. Enterococci were obtained from the feces of 71% of 216 mammals, 86% of 70 reptiles, and 32% of 22 birds sampled in a truly wild environment, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Patterns of food dependence and also of species dependence were observed. Among the lower classes of the primarily herbivorous mammals, the enterococci occurred sporadically; however, of the six species of Sciuridae, the gray squirrel, and of four species of Cricetidae, the red-backed mouse, the enterococci appear to be natural hosts. The enterococci were not obtained from most specimens of moles, shrews, or rabbits but they were obtained from most specimens of bats and from the carnivorous mammals, such as fox, bear, raccon, skunk, and boar. Streptococcus faecalis was obtained from 12 reptiles, and a caseolytic variant was obtained from 37 specimens of the reptiles. The strongly reducing, tellurite-tolerant species, S. faecalis, its caseolytic variant, and S. faecalis var. zymogenes were isolated from 127 or 41% of 308 specimens cultured. S. faecium was recovered from 87 or 28% of the animals, chiefly from the wild boar (60 of 64 trials) and the black bear. S. zymogenes was obtained from 1 of 31 bats, 3 of 12 raccoons, and 1 of 3 owls.


Occurrence of enterococci on plants in a wild environment. Enterococci were obtained from 14% of nearly 2,200 flowers, 3.4% of non-floral structures of angiosperms, and from 8.3% of samples of soil, water, and lesser plants of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, an area little influenced by the presence of man. The enterococci were recovered from one or more flowers or flower clusters of 1,515 samples in 47 taxa, but not from flowers of 67 taxa with 654 samples. The per cent of recovery was influenced adversely by dense forest cover and by increase in elevation, as compared with recovery from flowers in sunny locations in the lower elevations. The per cent recovery increased directly with rising seasonal temperature, with the maximal per cent of recovery occurring in September. In no instance did all samples of a species of flower or plant yield enterococci on culture, and with only three genera, Cacalia, Delphinium, and Mitchella, were the bacteria obtained from more than 50% of the samples. Approximately 11% of the cultures isolated were identified as Streptococcus faecalis, 64% as the soft curd producing, caseolytic variant of S. faecalis, 4% as S. faecalis var. zymogenes, and 20% as S. faecium. The per cent distribution of these species on plants was reasonably similar to the distribution within wild animals in the same environment. It was concluded that the enterococci occurring on plants arise commonly from the wild animals, and that they do not represent plant-specific species or variants of the enterococci.


Growth of Streptococcus faecalis var. liquefaciens on plants. The proliferation of Streptococcus faecalis var. liquefaciens on two varieties of beans, and on corn, rye, and cabbage was investigated. Comparisons were made with growth patterns on these same plants exhibited by S. lactis and Lactobacillus plantarum. The ability of each of the bacteria to multiply and to spread to new plant parts as they developed from seed was studied under several environmental conditions. Plants were grown aseptically in glass culture and in sterilized and non-sterilized soil in the greenhouse. Quantitative estimations of increase in bacterial numbers were made. S. faecalis established commensal growth on each of five plants, although selectivity was noted for some plant parts. The organism increased in numbers on the plants equally as well as did the control bacteria, both alone, and in competition with the control bacteria and the microflora of the soil.


Mechanism of beta-mercaptoethylamine-induced hypotension in the dog.


The cytology of the normal parathyroid glands of man and Virginia deer; a light and electron microscopic study with morphologic evidence of secretory activity. The normal parathyroids of six humans and a Virginia deer were studied by light and electron microscopy. The parenchyma of the deer parathyroid is composed of uniform chief cells, which contained 100 to 400 mmicro electron-opaque, membrane-limited granules, presumed to be secretory granules, in addition to the usual cytoplasmic organelles. Desmosomes are present between adjacent cells, and rare cilia are observed protruding from the chief cells into the intercellular space. The human parathyroids contain chief cells in two phases-active and inactive-as well as oxyphil cells. Active chief cells have a large Golgi apparatus, sparse glycogen, numerous secretory granules, and rare cilia. Inactive chief cells contain a small Golgi apparatus, abundant glycogen, and few secretory granules. Both forms have the usual cytoplasmic organelles and, between adjacent cells, desmosomes. Oxyphil cell cytoplasm is composed of tightly packed mitochondria and glycogen granules, with rare secretory granules. Cells with cytoplasmic characteristics intermediate between chief and oxyphil cells, possibly representing transitional cells, have been observed. Secretory granules of both man and deer are composed of 100 to 200 A particles and short rods, and the granules develop from prosecretory granules in the Golgi region of the cell. The human secretory granules are smaller and more variable in shape than those of the deer. The granules are iron and chrome alum hematoxylin-positive, argyrophilic, and aldehyde fuchsin-positive, permitting light microscopic identification. They are also found in the capillary endothelial cells of the parathyroid and in its surrounding connective tissue. The secretory granules of the parathyroid cells can thus be followed from their formation in the Golgi apparatus almost to their extrusion into the blood stream.


The secretory cycle of the pancreatic islet alpha-cell. An electron microscopic study of normal and synthalin-treated rabbits.


Ultrastructure and histochemical characteristics of dermal eccrine cylindroma (turban tumor).


Thiethylperazine for the prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting.


Device for measuring bone thickness over the top of the cranial vault.


Accessory outer segment, a rediscovered cilium-like structure in the layer of rods and cones of the human retina. Preliminary report.


Glucose oxidase of Aspergillus niger. I. Factors influencing glucose oxidase activity in submerged cultivation of Aspergillus niger on synthetic medium.


Branching of the left pulmonary artery of cats studied on corrosion specimens.


Fracture of major airways.

Fracture of major airways.


Purulent pericarditis. A potential surgical problem.


Premalignant lesions of the ovary.

Premalignant lesions of the ovary.


Comparison of Bordetella pertussis cells and Freund's adjuvant with respect to their antibody inducing and anaphylactogenic properties.


Antigens of Bordetella pertussis. III. The protective antigen.


Method of preparing histamine sensitizing factor.


Lack of messenger RNA in reticulocyte cell-sap.


William Richard OHLER, 1886-1963.

William Richard OHLER, 1886-1963.


The hair and its diseases.

The hair and its diseases.


Hydropneumothorax due to oesophageal perforation.


The diagnosis of mitral stenosis.

The diagnosis of mitral stenosis. The diagnosis of classical mitral stenosis is easy, but many pitfalls lead to over-diagnosis or under-diagnosis. These have been considered in detail and variations in symptoms and signs have been illustrated by case histories. Such variations include: (1) Embolism producing the Leriche syndrome; (2) mitral stenosis with insignificant hemodynamic effect; (3) myxoma masquerading as mitral stenosis; (4) mitral stenosis without apical murmurs, and (5) mitral stenosis with a systolic murmur predominant or alone. In cases of combined mitral and aortic stenosis, the history, radiographic configuration, and incidence of hemoptysis, edema, bronchitis, embolism and atrial fibrillation resemble such findings in cases of isolated mitral stenosis, but the auscultatory signs of the latter may be obscured. The degree of aortic stenosis is difficult to determine in cases of combined stenosis. In the diagnosis of re-stenosis the condition of the valve at the first commissurotomy, the precise procedure performed and the degree of regurgitation produced are of prime importance. Congenital mitral stenosis is rare and is associated with a high incidence of other defects.


Tumors induced in primates by chicken sarcoma virus. A suspension of a variant of Rous sarcoma was injected into four adult and eight newborn rhesus monkeys. Seven newborns developed tumors, three of which were diagnosed as fibrosarcomas, in 2 to 6 weeks; none of the adults have tumors after 11 weeks. Virus was demonstrated in two of the tumors by injecting a tumor-suspension preparation into the chick wing-web where tumors subsequently appeared. To the best of our knowledge this is the first time that sarcomas have developed in primates after a virus has been injected.


Miniature Brenner tumors in corpora albicantia. Report of 2 cases.


A comparative clinical study of the vacuum extractor and forceps. II. Evaluation of the newborn.


Make friends with your library.

Make friends with your library.


Russell's bodies in endocervical polyps.


Parathyroid gland.

Parathyroid gland.


Decision-making in an actual gambling situation.


Women doctors in mediaeval Italy.

Women doctors in mediaeval Italy.


Effect of anesthetic agents on patients receiving reserpine therapy.


Studies of respiratory gas flows; a comparison using different anesthetic agents.


The metabolism of intraportally injected fructose in rat liver in vivo.


The development of phototaxis in the frog (Rana temporaria).


Microelectrode recordings from the diencephalon of the frog (Rana pipiens) and a blue-sensitive system.


Simultaneous shape discrimination in Octopus after removal of the vertical lobe.


Evaluation of the importance of liver biopsy; analysis of 240 cases.


A general reaction of diisopropylphosphorofluoridate with proteins without direct effect on enzymic activities.


Metabolic fate of kynurenic acid-C-14 intraperitoneally administered to animals.


Studies on fibrin deposition in the aorta.


Long-term anticoagulant treatment in ischemic heart disease.


Total abdominal hysterectomy for benign conditions. Some technical considerations.


St. Albans medical centre.

St. Albans medical centre.


Hypoparathyroidism following thyroidectomy.


The E.E.G. in late toxemias of pregnancy. A quantitative and graphical interpretation as a new diagnostic means.


How to study--a manual for medical students.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


Development of autonomy and parent-child interaction in late adolescence.


Correction of maxillary protrusion by ostectomy and orthodontic therapy.


The use of potent analgesics.

The use of potent analgesics.


Poliovirus in an infants' home.

Poliovirus in an infants' home.


Serial determinations of extracellular fluid volume using the radiosulphate space method.


Primary liver cell carcinoma. Case report.


Simple method for the determination of plasma corticoids.


A study of the binding capacity of corticosteroid-binding globulin in plasma.


Obliterative pulmonary hypertension.

Obliterative pulmonary hypertension.


Accidental hypothermia in the elderly.

Accidental hypothermia in the elderly.


Evaluation of clinical data. Improvement of efficiency by simple transformation.


Quantitative studies on the effect of dicumarol on experimental thrombosis.


Effects in human volunteers of subparalytic doses of dihydro-beta-erythroidine.


Anatomical and physiological considerations in below-knee prosthetics.


Science and world order.

Science and world order.


Noise specifications.

Noise specifications.


Report on paper by Edward Girden on psychokinesis.


Urinary excretion of 5-HIAA in chronic alcoholism.


Serotonin-induced tubulo-glomerular reflux in normal, hypertensive and heparinized rats.


Question of steroid antagonism in the renal response to surgery.


Surgical significance and management of mixed renal parenchymal tumors.


The diagnosis and treatment of hypernephroma.


Cardiac output in acute myocardial infarction. Serial determination by precordial radioisotope dilution curves.


Oxytetracycline treatment for acne.

Oxytetracycline treatment for acne.


Urinary fistulae.

Urinary fistulae.


Direct cystometry. An approach to the study of the hydrodynamics of the lower urinary tract.


Diagnosis and management of lower urinary tract dysfunction in children.


Erythrocyte metabolism. V. Active cation transport and glycolysis.


Erythrocyte metabolism. IV. Equilibration of cholesterol-4-C-14 between erythrocytes and variously treated sera.


Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


The principles of cardiac exercise during convalescence.


On the relationship between chronic pulmonary emphysema and peptic ulcer.


Teratogenic effects in rats of growth inhibiting chemicals, including studies on thalidomide.


Hypoglycemia associated with an extrapancreatic neoplasm.


Fusobacterium septicemia following a human bite.


Abnormal carbohydrate metabolism in pancreatic carcinoma.


The problems of environmental heat in athletics.


Respiratory response of guinea pigs during acrolein inhalation and its modification by drugs.


Altered function in animals inhaling conjugated nitro-olefins.


Clinical evaluation of a new nonnarcotic antitussive tablet in college students.


Effects of heterologous sera on the modal distribution of variants in four strains of human epithelial cells.


Roentgen treatment of chronic leukemia.

Roentgen treatment of chronic leukemia.


End results in the irradiation of primary carcinoma of the vagina.


Nucleic acid chromatography.

Nucleic acid chromatography.


Measurement of peak expiratory flow rates in 220 normal children from 4.5 to 18.5 years of age.


Chromatographic isolation of leucodrin.

Chromatographic isolation of leucodrin.


Painful joints in liver disease.

Painful joints in liver disease.


Outbreak of unexpected reactions among epileptics taking isoniazid.