Evaluation of the effectiveness of radioactive phosphorus and chlorambucil in patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


of Medicine of New Jersey

of Medicine of New Jersey


A racial analysis of the Pacific sardine (Sardinops caerulea) based on studies of erythrocyte antigens.


Small primary adenocarcinomas of the colon and rectum.


Role of hyperplasia in vascular lesions of cholesterol-fed rabbits studied with thymidine-H3 autoradiography.


The healing of wounds within irradiated tissue.


Radioactive oxygen-15 in the tracer study of oxygen transport.


The measurement of the pulmonary venous crosscirculation through the conjugated heart of thoracopagous twins with radioactive O15.


Integrative mechanisms in development of the early chick blastoderm. II. Role of morphogenetic movements and regenerative growth in synthetic and topographically disarranged blastoderms.


Integrative mechanisms in development of the early chick blastoderm. IV. Synthetic systems composed of parts of different developmental age. Synchronization of developmental rates.


The estimation and significance of the level of vitamin B12 in serum.


Nigerian orthopedic project of Medico-Care.


Incidence of clefts of the lip and palate in families with children with clefts and families with children without clefts.


Subject classification and articulation of speakers with cleft palates.


Chromosomes of Sternberg-Reed cells.

Chromosomes of Sternberg-Reed cells.


Carcinoma-in-situ of the cervix uteri. Some cytogenetic observations.


Paper chromatography of urinary indoles extracted under alkaline and acid conditions.


Biochemical aspects of indole metabolism in normal and schizophrenic subjects.


Cardiac failure treated with polythiazide.


Choice of patients for corneal lenses.

Choice of patients for corneal lenses.


Blood factor f in the Thai people.

Blood factor f in the Thai people.


Disappearance of clot-emboli in rabbits.


Acquisition of blood-group B-like bacterial antigens by human A and O erythrocytes.


An unreactive tyrosine residue in insulin and the exclusive iodination of the A chain.


Highenergy radiography (cobalt 60 and cesium 137) for tumor localization and treatment planning.


Blood group active gram-negative bacteria and higher plants.


The treatment of rectal hernias on physiological principles.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in persons aged more than 50 years.


Symptomatic malformation of the prepyloric mucosa.


The biosynthesis of aromatic compounds from D-glucose.


The response of the germfree guinea pig to oral bacterial challenge with Escherichia coli and Shigella flexneri.


Biopsy of small bowel of Thai people. With special reference to recovery from Asiatic cholera and to an intestinal malabsorption syndrome.


Streptokinase induced lysinemethylesterase activity of human euglobulin.


Obstetrical vacuum extraction of the vertex in low and outlet stations.


Annular detachment of the cervix during labor and delivery by vacuum extraction.


Use of the vacuum extractor in obstetrics.


American Indians as dental patients.

American Indians as dental patients.


Enterovirus ribonucleic acid in tissue culture.


Delayed sidetone and auditory flutter.

Delayed sidetone and auditory flutter.


Factors influencing infectivity of poliovirus ribonucleic acid.


A two-year follow up study of 261 patients examined by use of superheated aerosol induced sputum.


Migration into the human breeding population of Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1900-1950.


Stimulation of the ventrolateral region of the thalamus. Its effect upon tremorinduced by midbrain stimulation in cats.


The fate and management of the second twin.


Histamine in plasma in the induced urticaria due to cold.


Responsiveness and progression of mammary tumors in high-cancer-strain mice.


Hypogammaglobulinaemia in the United Kingdom, 1956-61.


Open-staff policy opens the door to improved psychiatric therapy.


Purification and charaotion of human pituitary interstitial cell-stimulating hormone.


President's farewell address.

President's farewell address.


Anterior pituitary function in male rats deprived of dietary protein.


Training a medical student with a general practitioner.


Concentrations of fungus spores in the air inside a cattle shed.


The effect of propylthiouracil on exocrine glands.


A comparison of methods for interferon assay.


Incorporation of radioactive citrate into fatty acids.


The purification of citrate-condensing enzyme.


Chemical modifications of proteins and their significance in enzymology, immunochemistry, and related subjects.


Some clinical and biochemical studies in hookworm anemia.


Electrophoretic pattern of serum proteins in oedema complicating protein and calorie malnutrition in adults.


Methods of clinical pathology tests--estimation of effectiveness.


The biosynthesis of p-aminobenzoic acid: studies on the origin of the amino group.


Kinetics of incorporation of 5-methylcytosine in HeLa cells.


Foreign bodies in lower respiratory tract of children.


Preparation and properties of polysaccharide-lipid complexes from Serratia marcescens.


Effect of thyroxine on radioiodine metabolism by the thyroid gland of goldfish, Carassius auratus L., in fresh and iodine-enriched water.


Studies of persistent herpes virus infection in children with the Aldrich syndrome.


Vesicular pharyngitis associated with Coxsackie virus group B, type 5.


Rheology of the human sclera. 1. Anelastic behavior.


Physical therapy.

Physical therapy.


University of Cincinnati Medical Center-the first year.


Diagnosis in the probation office.

Diagnosis in the probation office.


Treatment of psychiatric patients with a phenothiazine derivative (prochlorperazine) with special reference to after care.


Measurement of effective circulating volume and total circulating volume in normovolemic hemorrhagic shock.


Studies on the biologic relationship of endotoxin and other toxic proteins. II. Enhancement of susceptibility to snake venom by endotoxin. 1. Injections of sublethal quantities of Agkistrodon piscivorus venom into endotoxin-treated rabbits produces a consistent early death. 2. The endotoxin-induced hypersusceptibility state (EIHS) to venom is produced by intravenous, intradermal, and intraperitoneal administration of endotoxin. The latency and duration of the EIHS vary with the route of administration. 3. EIHS is induced by as little as 1 gamma of endotoxin administered intravenously. Although the degree of susceptibility was no greater with a 100 gamma dose than with 1 gamma, 1 mg of endotoxin made the rabbits susceptible to smaller venom doses. 4. EIHS was demonstrated with intravenous, intradermal and intraperitoneal injection of Agkistrodon piscivorus venom. Endotoxin-pretreated animals were not as susceptible to venom given intramuscularly. 5. Normal rabbits are very resistant to venom given intradermally and intraperitoneally. 6. Enhanced susceptibility to intravenous endotoxin was demonstrated in animals pretreated with sublethal doses of moccasin venom. It differed from EIHS in its short duration and its outcome: a late, slowly progressive death. 7. EIHS was demonstrated with other venoms: Crotalus adamanteus and Vipera russellii, and in a modified form (resulting in late death) with Notechis scutatus. Endotoxin pretreatment had no effect on susceptibility to Naja flava, Bungarus candidus, or Crotalus durissus terrificus venoms. 8. Major hypotheses regarding the nature of endotoxin-induced alterations in non-specific resistance were considered in relation to EIHS to venom.


Operant conditioning of factor analytic personality traits.


First-order conditioning of meaning and the parallel conditioning of a GSR.


The conditioning of textual responses using "extrinsic" reinforcers. Six 4-year-old Ss were presented with a textual program consisting of 26 words arranged so the word stimuli were gradually combined into sentences and then short "stories." Three Ss were given the No-Reinforcement condition first, and only social reinforcers were presented. They were switched to the Reinforcement condition as soon as they requested discontinuance of the activity. The other three Ss were given Reinforcement-No Reinforcement-Reinforcement treatments. The No-Reinforcement treatment in this case lasted until S requested discontinuance of the activity. The reinforcers were mixed edibles and trinkets, as well as tokens backed up by small plastic toys on a 1:24 ratio. The unit of response was the number of new texts acquired as a result of each of the 45-min experimental sessions. It was demonstrated that the program, procedure, and reinforcement conditions produced curves which are analogous to those produced in common operant-conditioning procedures. The results indicate that other operant principles may be studied in this significant area of human behavior, with important practical consequences.


Comparison of transaminase activity in three strains of ergot.


Production of cardiac glycosides by plant tissue culture. I. Nutritional requirements in tissue cultures of Digitalis lanata and Digitalis purpurea.


Characteristics of staphylococci from bovine milk.


Adenomatosis vaginae.

Adenomatosis vaginae.


Performance in instrumental conditioning as a joint function of time of deprivation and sucrose concentration.


Wohlfahrtia opaca myiasis in man in Colorado.


Carbohydrate constituents of mycelium and spores of Scopulariopsis brevicaulis.


Histopathology of the corium in osteogenesis imperfecta.


Genetic factors influencing crossing-over frequency in Neurospora.


Single-dose therapy in enterobiasis: evaluation of a new piperazine preparation.


Selective feedback inhibition and repression of two aspartokinases in the metabolism of Escherichia coli.


Feedback inhibition and repression of aspartokinase activity in Escherichia coli.


Lysine fermentation to fatty acids and ammonia: a cobamide coenzyme-dependent process.


Results of surgical treatment of peptic ulcer.


Placental dysfunction associated with postmaturity. A case report.


What's new in pediatrics.

What's new in pediatrics.


Iron deficiency in man and animals.

Iron deficiency in man and animals.


Problem-solving ability of deaf and hearing children.


Abnormality in the binding of an organic anion by diabetic serum.


The binding by bovine plasma and plasma fractions of salicylic acid and some of its 3-alkyl analogues.


Transatlantic discussion: the place of psychiatry in medicine to-day.


Observations on the variability of the specific activity of potassium in the measurement of total exchangeable potassium.


Dens in dente (dens invaginatus).

Dens in dente (dens invaginatus).


Roentgeno-oddities. A dental root as a source of rhinolith.


Congenital hemihypertrophy of the face (facial giantism).


Family sickness and anxiety.

Family sickness and anxiety.


Influences of age and sex on the susceptibility of albino mice to infection with Aspiculuris tetraptera.


Similarity and dimensional methods in biology.


A study of intestinal absorption in dogs following massive small intestinal resection and insertion of an antiperistaltic segment.


Hospital-operated nursing home fulfills a promise.


Playing with records.

Playing with records.


The neurosurgical aspects of athletic injuries.


Autoregulation of blood flow in peripheral vascular beds.


Autoregulation of blood flow in skeletal muscle during increased metabolic activity.


Abortion and hypoflbrinogenemia.

Abortion and hypoflbrinogenemia.


Various methods of administering 5-fluorouracil.


A muscle cover for the carotid artery after radical neck dissection.


Sampling station and time requirements for urban air pollution surveys. II. Suspended particulate matter and soiling index.


Sampling station and time requirements for urban air pollution surveys. IV. 2- and 24-hour sulfur dioxide and summary of other pollutants.


Sampling station and time requirements for urban air pollution surveys. III. Two- and four-hour soiling index.


Automatic recognition of electrocardiographic waves by digital computer.


Treatment of peripheral artery aneurysms.


Surgical treatment of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms.


Abortion.

Abortion.


Interaction of catecholamines and cardiac relaxing substance.


The preparation and characterization of a cardiac relaxing substance.


Functional characteristics of renovascular hypertension.


Functional characteristics of renovascular hypertension with emphasis on the relationship of renal blood flow to hypertension.


Approaches to the prevention of coronary heart disease.


Atherosclerotic coronary heart disease. Recent epidemiological findings and their meaning for practicing physicians.


Breakthrough against hypertensive and atherosclerotic disease? Some possible implications and problems for cardiovascular research and clinical practice.


Cardiovascular diseases in the United States.


Interrelationships between the two diseases, hypertension and atherosclerosis.


Nutrition service to institutions caring for adults in New York State.


Arbovirus studies in south Alabama, 1957-1958.


Effects of epileptogenic lesions of inferotemporal cortex on learning and retention in monkeys.


Learning and retention by monkeys with epileptogenic implants in posterior parietal cortex.


Relationship problems between correctional and psychiatric staffs in a prison hospital.


A clinical approach to an analysis and treatment of post-gastrectomy syndromes.


Climatic limitations to development in the tropics.


Icosisphingosine, a long-chain base constituent of mucolipids.


Physiological and pathological correlations in familial goitrous cretinism.


Comparison of the mitochondria of the small intestine of vertebrates.


Osteomalacia.

Osteomalacia.


Metabolic studies of renal osteodystrophy. I. Calcium, phosphorus and nitrogen metabolism in rickets, osteomalacia and hyperparathyroidism complicating chronic uremia and in the osteomalacia of the adult Fanconi syndrome.


The metabolic basis for certain disorders of the thyroid gland.


Conformations of the peptide chain in actin molecules.


An analysis of child mortality in Barbados, West Indies.


Postresection empyema in tuberculosis.

Postresection empyema in tuberculosis.


Focal osteoporotic bone marrow defects of the jaws.


Spontaneous pneumothorax: a review of 71 cases.


Determination of the occlusal relief according to the position of the mandibular condyles in the treatment of total edentation.


Effects of acetylcholine on hemodynamics and blood oxygen saturation in mitral stenosis.


Petri dishes, lighting and time lapse.

Petri dishes, lighting and time lapse.


In-vitro absorption of iron from treated blood and liver.


Some problems encountered in the investigation of gonad doses received by patients undergoing dental x-ray examinations.


Use of an air force antigravity suit in a case of severe postural hypotension.


Use of nylon lace-mesh in fixation of split-thickness skin grafts.


Hurler's syndrome in a newborn.

Hurler's syndrome in a newborn.


Pathogenesis and treatment of chronic pulmonary emphysema.


The effect of dilantin sodium on connective tissue generation in polyvinyl sponge implants.


Anticoagulant activity of equine follicular fluid.


The concept of a bacterium.

The concept of a bacterium.


Hip-knee-hip triad: a helpful clinical sign in the examination of the hips in newborn babies.


Clinical findings in examination of hips in newborn babies.


Vittorio Putti and Willis Cohoon Campbell, two great men in orthopedic surgery.


Effect of adrenal corticoids on lamellar bone formation rate in rat diaphysis.


Periampullary carcinoma.

Periampullary carcinoma.


Posterior dislocation of the clavicle. A report of 2 cases.


Anaphylactic hypersensitivity (Schultz-Dale reaction) in guinea-pigs immunized with autolyzed spleen or spleen from x-irradiated rats.


Transfer of immediate (anaphylactic) hypersensitivity by homologous bone marrow or spleen cells.


The cells of the dental pulp.

The cells of the dental pulp.


Traumatic capacity of high-speed and ultrasonic dental instrumentation.


Purification of factor I and recognition of a third factor of the anthrax toxin.


Adult teeth can be straightened.

Adult teeth can be straightened.


The penetration of filter paper by coal-dust particles in the respirable size range.


Serological epidemiology of arbor viruses in Western Australia.


Peripheral arterial injuries.

Peripheral arterial injuries.


A three-dimensional morphologic perspective of periodontal tissues.


Virus relationship of the etiology of cancer.


Congenital atresia of the small intestine.


Antarctic stress and the teeth.

Antarctic stress and the teeth.


Reliable performance of determinations of prothrombin time, using disposable plastic trays.


A transmissible spleen weight increase factor (SWIF) of mice.


The measurement and meaning of pyuria.

The measurement and meaning of pyuria.


Toward a fuller professional responsibility. VII. Psychiatrists must give discriminating yet forceful leadership in support of a national program against mental illness.


Hospital referrals in a rural practice.

Hospital referrals in a rural practice.


Maternity services in a rural practice.

Maternity services in a rural practice.


[Recent contributions to British neurology].


Small-field x-irradiation. Description of a dog-holding, field-limiting unit and dosimetry.


A new ionization chamber system for regularly checking x-ray therapy machines.


Hippocratic pharmacology.

Hippocratic pharmacology.


Junction diode semiconductors for x- and gamma-ray dosage measurement.


Determination of isodose curves for supervoltage and cobalt-60 teletherapy machines with x-ray film.


Influence of guinea pig plasma factors on phagocytosis of Pasteurella pestis. I. Plasma from normal guinea pigs. Stanziale, W. G. (Fort Detrick, Frederick, Md.) and J. D. White. Influence of guinea pig plasma factors on phagocytosis of Pasteurella pestis. I. Plasma from normal guinea pigs. J. Bacteriol. 83:175-181. 1962.-The existence of an enhancing effect of normal guinea pig plasma on the phagocytosis of Pasteurella pestis has been reaffirmed, using a test system consisting of neutrophils from normal nonimmune guinea pigs as the phagocytes. This enhancing influence was found to be attributable to the interplay of a thermolabile and a thermostable plasma component. The data suggest a consideration of complement as the thermolabile component, since the enhancing activity of plasma is destroyed by heating to 56 C and restored by addition of fresh plasma. The possibility that the thermolabile plasma component is opsonin was discounted. Surface alterations which did occur resulted in preserving the integrity of the envelope substance of the plague bacillus. Treatment of neutrophils with plasma prior to phagocytosis did not increase their phagocytic capacity. The thermostable enhancing component was not demonstrated to be present in any of three purified serum protein fractions tested. In fact, all of these fractions inhibited phagocytosis of P. pestis. An enhancing effect of purified fibrinogen could not be demonstrated.


Influence of guinea pig plasma factors on phagocytosis of Pasteurella pestis. II. Plasma from plague-infected guinea pigs. Stanziale, W. G. (Fort Detrick, Frederick, Md.) and J. D. White. Influence of guinea pig plasma factors on phagocytosis of Pasteurella pestis. II. Plasma from plague-infected guinea pigs. J. Bacteriol. 83:182-186. 1962.-The phagocytosis enhancing property of normal guinea pig plasma was altered during experimental plague infection. The most notable changes occurred in the plasma from afebrile, moribund animals and from those convalescing from acute infection. The plasma of the moribund guinea pigs, which was obtained 7 to 8 days after exposure to Pasteurella pestis, inhibited phagocytosis to a considerable degree. Plasma from convalescent guinea pigs enhanced phagocytosis to a higher degree than the plasma of normal animals. In contrast, plasma from recovered guinea pigs in which cultural or serological evidence of infection was not demonstrated enhanced phagocytosis to a degree equivalent to that of normal plasma. Plasma taken from guinea pigs during the febrile phase of plague infection enhanced phagocytosis to a lower degree than did normal plasma.


A culture tube for the separation of anaerobic bacteria.


Formation of trihydroxycoprostanic acid from cholesterol in man.


Antagonism of pentobarbitone anaesthesia in hamsters by 5,5-diphenylhydantoin modified by salicylate.


Anxiety, birth order, and susceptibility to social influence.


Pediatrics, psychiatry, and delinquency. A commentary.


The use of DEAE cellulose in the preparation of a factor VIII (AHG)-free bovine fibrinogen reagent.


Hydroxyethylation of albumin obtained from normal rats and rats bearing the Walker tumor.


Proper eating has become a science.

Proper eating has become a science.


An analysis of responses of male schizophrenic patients to Freudian-type stimuli.


Reactions of psychiatric patients to cartoons and verbal jokes.


Nevus elasticus and nevus elasticus vascularis.


Facial muscle innervation by the great auricular nerve.


Anaesthetic machines and cross-infection.


Central sterile supply of endotracheal tubes. The effect of autoclaving on the life of mineral rubber endotracheal tubes.


The role of the adrenal cortical hormones in x-ray-induced liver changes.


On the accessibility of sulfhydryl groups in ascorbic acid oxidase.


Ecological studies of wild rodent plague in the San Francisco Bay area of California. VI. The relative abundance of certain flea species and their host relationships on coexisting wild and domestic rodents.


Use of ion-exchange resins to classify plant nitrogenous compounds in beet molasses.


The transfer function of a photoreceptor organ.


Environmental clamping of biological systems: pupil servomechanism.


Attempt to induce a "graft versus host" reaction in grown tolerant chicks and the causes of its failure.


Monopolar and bipolar stimulation of the brain.


The first branchial syndrome. The oral-mandibular-auricular syndrome.


A fermentation study of the biosynthesis of tylosin in synthetic media.


Dissociation of two types of immunologic tolerance induced in newborn chicks.


Cellular division and reproduction of bacteriophage in synchronized cultures of Escherichia coli.


7-Hydroxylation of dehydroepiandrosterone by rat-liver homogenate.


Photosensitization to coal tar. A cause of psoriatic erythroderma.


A short guide to antibiotic therapy.

A short guide to antibiotic therapy.


Health aspects of the commercial melting of radium contaminated ferrous metal scrap.


Symposium on autotrophy. I. Introduction.


A study of caries resistance in the British Armed Forces.


Dental health in adolescence--new-entry tables.


The effect of cysteamine on the survival of foetal germ cells after irradiation.


A simple noise source.

A simple noise source.


Some observations on the lactate dehydrogenase of human neoplastic tissue.


Comparison of two methods for urinary aldosterone determination.


Albert Camus and the plague.

Albert Camus and the plague.


Mitral replacement: clinical experience with a ball-valve prosthesis.


Mitral replacement: the shielded ball valve prosthesis.


Repair of old ligamentous injuries of the knee.


Conservative treatment of cervical spine injuries.


A comparison between ultralow-frequency ballistocardiograms and those secured by an improved high-frequency technique, with studies to explain remaining differences.


On the aging of the heart; why is it so much more conspicuous in the ballistocardiogram than in the pulse?


Quantitative studies on the "quickness" of the pulse.


The use and abuse of mixtures of active drugs. Requirements of modern drug therapy.


Postoperative gastric aspiration and calcium infusion.


Mono- and diamine oxidase activities of human tumours and host tissues.


The challenge of the post-Listerian diseases.


Eliminative split of pectic substances by phytopathogenic soft-rot bacteria. Culture filtrates of Erwinia carotovora and Bacillus polymyxa split pectic substances to yield a product that absorbs at 230 mmicro, and which reacts with thiobarbituric acid to form a substance that absorbs at 547 mmicro. This product is believed to be a C-4,5-unsaturated oli-gouronide. The preferred substrate is polygalacturonic acid rather than pectin; the enzyme, provisionally named polygalacturonic-trans-eliminase, is activated by calcium.


On the prevention of coronary occlusion.


Pulmonary metastases of papillary cancer of the thyroid gland. Regression after nine years' observation.


Effect of temperature on sterol metabolism in yeast.


Some factors affecting sterol formation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Starr, Patricia R. (Oregon State University, Corvallis) and L. W. Parks. Some factors affecting sterol formation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. J. Bacteriol. 83:1042-1046. 1962.-A wild-type diploid strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae was used in a study of factors that influence sterol synthesis. Maltose, glucose, sodium acetate, and ethanol were shown to be readily available for sterol synthesis in growing cultures of yeast. In cells grown anaerobically and then exposed to various substrates in aerobic resting-cell suspension, only glucose and ethanol stimulated ergosterol formation. Under these conditions, sterol synthesis was directly proportional to the amount of glucose provided. Sulfanilamide decreased the yield of sterol in growing cells, but had no effect on sterol synthesis by resting cultures.


Antibacterial and antiviral activities of algal extracts studied by acridine orange staining.


The influence of subjectively assessed "games ability" on gain in motor performance after mental practice.


Absorption of inhaled water in experimental pulmonary edema and embolism.


Canine liver homotransplants. The effect of host and graft irradiation.


Effect in dogs of various portal vein shunts on response to insulin.


The blind-loop syndrome after gastric operations.


Surgical physiology of the transplantation of tissues and organs.


A multiple catheter technique for studies of hepatic metabolism and blood flow in dogs with portacaval transposition.


Homotransplantation of multiple visceral organs.


Studies on hepatic blood flow and the rate of bromsulphalein clearance in dogs with portacaval transposition.


Technical refinements in repair of sliding hiatal hernias.


Disfluency of normal speakers and reinforcement.


The interaction of acridine dyes with blood plasma proteins.


Gastrin and the control of its release.

Gastrin and the control of its release.


Experiences with a new oral cholecystagogue in preparation for cholangiography.


"The early stages of psychoanalysis of a 4 1/2 year old girl.


A simple method for the determination of urinary pregnanediol and pregnanetriol by glass fiber paper chromatography.


Importance of diffusion and chemical reaction rates in O2 uptake in the lung.


Relation between morphological and physiological events in lung studied by rapid freezing.


Microcirculation of the lung utilizing very rapid freezing.


The Polaroid Camera copymaker: a useful new teaching aid.


Electron microscopy of transplantable melanotic and amelanotic hamster melanomas.


Strindberg and medicine.

Strindberg and medicine.


Stereoscopic televised fluoroscopy.

Stereoscopic televised fluoroscopy.


The use of ultraviolet radiation for mutations in antibiotic producing fungi.


Recurrent hypoglycemia and retroperitoneal fibrosarcoma.


Treatment of perforated diverticulitis coli.


Electro-encephalography in scleroderma. (A study of 57 cases of diffuse and 30 cases of circumscribed scleroderma).


Effects of partial denervation on spinal neurones and their possible relation to parkinsonism.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in the Hellenic Army. Early diagnosis. Fitness.


A clinical evaluation of a new plant proteolytic enzyme. A preliminary report.


A severe case of tetanus showing interesting features.


Meaning of human behavior to the physician of tomorrow.


Familial lupus erythematosus. Discoid lupus erythematosus in identical twin females.


Comparative aspects of acute radiation mortality in birds.


Choriocarcinoma and allied tumors.

Choriocarcinoma and allied tumors.


Effects of certain pyrimidines on cleavage and nucleic acid metabolism in sea urchin, Strongylocentrotus purpuratus, embryos.


Fetomaternal transfusion: case report.

Fetomaternal transfusion: case report.


Response latency as a function of reinforcement schedule. Four Ss were trained to press and hold down a telegraph key in the presence of a light. Subsequent release of the key during a tone was followed by water reinforcement. The schedule of reinforcement for key release was varied, and its effects on the latency (RT) of key release to the tone were studied. Both median RT and variability of RT were found to be inversely related to frequency of reinforcement as determined by the schedule.


Response latency as a function of amount of reinforcement. Food-deprived rats were trained to press and hold down a telegraph key in the presence of a light. Subsequent release of the key during a tone was followed by 0.15 ml of a 20-percent sucrose solution as reinforcement. The Ss were subsequently shifted to a 0-percent and to a 5-percent solution from the 20-percent base line. The median RT and the variability of RT increased markedly as a result of the shift to the lower sucrose concentrations. For all Ss, the change in median and variability was greater for the shift to the 0-percent solution than for the shift to the 5-percent solution. It is probable that median RT and variability of RT are inversely related to amount of reinforcement.


Some immunologic properties of human and dog glomerular basement membrane. II. Nephritis produced in dogs by rabbit antihuman glomerular basement membrane sera.


Some immunologic properties of human and dog glomerular basement membrane. I. Isolation of human glomerular basement membrane; similar or identical complement-fixing antigens in human and dog glomerular basement membrane preparations.


Closely related antigens in human placenta and kidney.


Glomerulonephritis induced in sheep by injections of heterologous glomerular basement membrane and Freund's complete adjuvant. Sheep injected every 2 weeks with heterologous GBM and Freund's adjuvant by any one or combination of the following routes: intramuscular, subcutaneous, or intradermal, develop uniformly a fulminating, extracapillary glomerulonephritis, invariably fatal within 27 to 90 days after the first injection. The chief histologic feature is marked fibroepithelial proliferation of Bowman's capsule with crescent formation. The appearance of the lesions resembles the acute, subacute, and chronic stages of human glomerulonephritis, and depends on when the animal was sacrificed. Freund's adjuvant or heterologous GBM alone does not produce such a nephritis. The combination of placental tissue and Freund's adjuvant under the present experimental conditions was also unable to produce a nephritis. The clinical course, increase in nitrogen retention, evolution of renal lesions, and death, all describe a fulminating disease. The disease most characteristically resembles fatal, fulminating human subacute glomerulonephritis. The changes in serum proteins, decrease in serum albumin, and increase in serum globulin, occurred approximately the same in both the GBM-treated and the control adjuvant group. Similar changes have been reported from hyperimmunization alone, and so it is not clear how much these changes are due to immunization and how much is due to the nephritic process. The changes in serum cholesterol were not considered statistically significant. Circulating serum antibodies which localized (by fluorescent antibody technique in vitro) on basement membrane structures of the heterologous donor kidney antigen or which produced nephritis in the heterologous donor species (rat and dog) were found in serum of sheep sick or dying of nephritis. The passive transfer of nephritis by serum antibodies marks the first successful instance of transfer of nephritis by serum antibody to a heterologous species from an animal which had developed nephritis itself. The serum antibodies involved in the transfer of disease to the donor species appear to be unrelated to the mediators of nephritis in the sheep and may represent only the previously known heteronephrotoxic antibodies. By various biologic criteria the sheep nephritis presumably occurs by an autoimmune mechanism. However, it is not known whether the sheep nephritis is mediated by sensitized cells and/or antibodies. The latent period was estimated to end about 16 to 71 days after the first injection. Azotemia was estimated to begin about 17 to 78 days after the first injection. Proteinuria and azotemia began approximately 23 and 13 days before death. The rapid progression to a fatal termination defined the fulminating character of this disease.


Review of services for fifty-nine dental patients.


Localization in human kidney of antibodies formed in sheep against human placenta.


Preoperative irradiation of cancer of the rectum.


Griseofulvin--indications and expectations.


The in vitro effect of various enzymes upon the mouse ascites tumor of Ehrlich.


Staphylococcal infection of raw milk as a cause of food poisoning.


Early growth of rats in an increased gravitational field.


Surgical infections--orthopaedic considerations.


Surgical infections: orthopedic considerations.


Decarboxylase and other reactions of some gram-negative rods.


What to remember--what has been accomplished and what is still to be done about chemical warfare (CW) and biological w arfare (BW) defense.


Negro and white miners under Alabama's pneumoconiosis law.


Ultraviolet radiation in herpes simplex.


Plasma volume changes in the neonate.

Plasma volume changes in the neonate.


A review of two years' experience in providing extension courses in environmental control.


Methodology of a study in hospital utilization.


Stable free radicals in soil humic acid.


Use of radioactive iodine in the treatment of euthyroid patients with congestive failure.


Glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase in serum and cerebrospinal fluid in parkinsonism.


On the pathogenesis of vitamin D deficient rickets and primary vitamin D resistant rickets.


Studies on growth in refractory rickets.


A brief review of the history of diabetes from Aretaeus to insulin.


Reversible inactivation of acid phosphatase in human prostatic fluid.


A new system for the indirect measurement of systolic and diastolic blood pressure.


Obstetric factors in cerebral palsy.

Obstetric factors in cerebral palsy.


Purification and separation of tobacco mosaic virus and southern bean mosaic virus by agar-gel filtration.


A comparison of the tryptic peptides obtained from immobilization antigens of Paramecium aurelia.


Present-day issues in environmental health, safety, and occupational health: a panel presentation.


Contributions to the study of the stability of PAS sodium injectable solutions.


Reconstruction of the thumb: a one-stage procedure.


Fibrinolysis. IX. The comparative activity in vivo of trypsin and aspergillin O (moldfibrinolysin).


Effect of long-term treatment of haemophiliacs with flavonoids or glucorticosteroids.


Studies on the hemostatic breakdown during massive replacement transfusions.


The morphology of cerebral paragonimiasis.


Oxidation of metadihydroxyphenols by enzymes of Piricularia oryzae.


The localization of tubular transport of lithium ions in the nephrons of the dog and the effect of intravenous infusion of lithium salts on tubular transport of potassium and sodium.


Salivary gland choristoma of the middle ear.


Scleroma in a nonendemic area.

Scleroma in a nonendemic area.


Scleroma. Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis and its effect on mice.


Chromosome structure with special reference to the role of metal ions.


Pressure sores in paraplegic patients.

Pressure sores in paraplegic patients.


The central nervous system manifestations of leukemia. A report of 6 cases with meningeal involvement.


Measurement of the severity of disorder in schizophrenia by means of the Holtzman Inkblot test.


Help for male nocturics--a flexible, reversible urinal.


A maneuver to facilitate the surgical approach to the lower ureter.


Experimental opacification of organs and structures to roentgen rays.


The isolation of potato leafroll virus from its vector.


Cerebral aneurysms and congenital abnormalities.


Hypertension and cerebral aneurysms.

Hypertension and cerebral aneurysms.


The production of sulphated mucopolysaccharides by endothelium.


Continuous monitoring of leakage during regional perfusion.


Experiences with regional chemotherapy. Perfusions and intra-arterial infusion.


The present status of chemotherapy for malignant melanoma.


Malignant melanoma: diagnosis and current treatment.


Myasthenic syndrome with associated neuropathy. Report of a case, including response to curare therapy.


Epsilon-amino-caproic acid for hematuria in hemophilia.


Skin protection afforded by ointments.

Skin protection afforded by ointments.


The localization of ribonuclease and deoxyribonuclease activities in normal and psoriatic epidermis.


Histopathology of the Kveim test.

Histopathology of the Kveim test.


Acute lymphonodular pharyngitis: a newly described condition due to Coxsackie A virus.


Further observations on the reciprocity between diseases of the liver and pancreas.


Fatal reactions to benzathine penicillin G. Report of three cases and discussion of contributory factors.


Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy in malabsorption of pancreatic, hepatic, and gastric origin.


Are laxatives necessary?

Are laxatives necessary?


Adrenocortical and adrenocorticotropic function in children.


Remarks on managing the difficult patient.


An introduction to prostate pathology with fluorescence microscopy.


Compression of the ulnar nerve at the level of the wrist.


The sensitivity of Candida strains to mycostatin, aniline dyes and iodine.


Incidence and significance of occlusive vascular disease of the extracranial arteries as demonstrated by post-mortem angiography.


Action of low doses of ionizing radiations on the electrophoretic mobility of Ehrlich ascites tumour cells.


Idiopathic cholestasis in the neonatal period.


A simple method for identification of circulating cancer cells.


Veno-occlusive disease of the liver.

Veno-occlusive disease of the liver.


Digital clubbing in cirrhosis of the liver.


The approach to the bleeding disorders.

The approach to the bleeding disorders.


The use of a new diuretic (polythiazide) in congestive failure and hypertension.


Abdominal surgery without gastro-intestinal suction.


Investigation into the groups and virulence of Corynebacterium diphtheriae strains isolated in Singapore.


A histologic study of the normal and dilated ureter.


Controversial aspects of the Stein-Leventhal syndrome.


Deiodination of thyroxine-I-131 in tumour-bearing rats.


Effect of hypophyseal growth hormone in adult rats on a potassium-deficient diet.


Patterns of mothering affecting handicapped children in residential treatment.


Use of megavoltage therapy in cancer:end-results.


Histochemical classification of individual skeletal muscle fibers of the rat.


Temporal (giant cell) arteritis.

Temporal (giant cell) arteritis.


Nocardiosis and tuberculosis. Report of a case of coexistent pulmonary tuberculosis and extrapulmonary nocardiosis.


Effects and interactions of imipramine, chlorpromazine, reserpine and amphetamine on self-stimulation: possible neurophysiological basis of depression.


Muscarinic synapses in the hypothalamus.


Pulmonary evaluation of surgical patients.


The treatment of chronic bronchitis and obstructive emphysema.


Postmyocardial infarction syndrome.

Postmyocardial infarction syndrome.


An approach to urologic anesthesia.

An approach to urologic anesthesia.


Psychoanalytic thought and sociological inquiry.


Effect of thyroid hormone on protein biosynthesis by cell-free systems of liver.


Clinical and radiological observations of inferior vena caval obstruction.


Dimer formation and glucose transfer across the membrane of the red blood cell.


Spontaneous and enzyme-induced dimer formation and its role in membrane permeability. I. The permeability of non-electrolytes at high concentration.


Spontaneous and enzyme-induced dimer formation and its role in membrane permeability. II. The mechanism of movement of glycerol across the human erythrocyte membrane.


Spontaneous and enzyme-induced dimer formation and its role in membrane permeability. III. The mechanism of movement of glucose across the human erythrocyte membrane.


Metabolic activity of rat epididymal fat pad labeled selectively by an in vivo incubation technique.


The incorporation and disappearance of fatty acids in the rat epididymal fat pad studied by the in vivo incubation technique.


The receptivity of the endometrium to implantation.


The prevalence of K.

The prevalence of K.


An experimental study of gastric cancer in relation to gastric ulcer. This experimental study shows that carcinogens are relatively harmless on intact gastric mucosa but can induce lesions when the mucosa has been damaged, particularly when the injury is deep as in gastrostomy. Human gastric carcinogenesis is discussed in the light of these findings.


Performing the barium enema: equipment, preparation, and contrast medium.


Some roentgen features of Paget's disease.


Urinary steroids during pregnancy.

Urinary steroids during pregnancy.


Genetic and population studies of the blood types and serum factors among Indians and Chinese from Malaya.


A new human gamma globulin factor determined by an allele at the Inv locus.


Evidence for a Gm allele negative for both Gm(a) and Gm(b).


Studies on the Gm factors: comparison of the agglutinators in serum from patients with rheumatoid arthritis and in serum from healthy donors.


Charcot-like arthropathy following intra-articular hydrocortisone.


A program of medical care for the aged.

A program of medical care for the aged.


A critical test of a current theory of genetic recombination in bacteriophage.


Rehabilitation and restoration of the chronically ill geriatric patient.


Modification of the effects of an amphetamine-barbiturate mixture by the past experience of rats.


Conray: a new cardiovascular and urographic contrast medium.


Intravenous abdominal aortography in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of aneurysms of the splenic, hepatic and renal arteries.


The jet sign in the angiocardiographic diagnosis of anomalous pulmonary venous drainage.


Congenital aortic valvular stenosis and pseudocoarctation ("kinking, buckling") of the arch of the aorta. Report of four cases including an autopsy study on one case with parietal endocardial fibrosis and fibroelastosis.


Intravenous abdominal aortography in urologic diagnosis.


Pericardial effusion and cor pulmonale in progressive systemic sclerosis (scleroderma). Role of angiocardiography in diagnosis in two cases.


Anomalies (pseudocoarctation) of the arch of the aorta. Report of 8 new and review of 8 previously published cases.


Bilateral simultaneous intravenous angiocardiography.


Dilatation of the hemiazygos veins in superior vena caval occluson stimulating mediastinal tumor.


Intravenous abdominal aortography and peripheral arteriography. Diagnostic value in arteriosclerotic abdominal aortic and peripheral vascular disease.


Effects of pregnancy and salt-intake on genital licking.


Studies of the number and volume of fat cells in adipose tissue.


Pulmonary vascular responses to serotonin and effects of hypertonic sodium chloride solution in the rabbit.


On the mechanism of tissue reconstruction by dissociated cells. I. Population kinetics, differential adhesiveness. and the absence of directed migration.


Mechanism of tissue reconstruction by dissociated cells. II. Time-course of events. The details of the process by which cells sort out and reconstruct tissues within aggregates containing two kinds of tissue cells have been correctly predicted from considerations of the kinetic and adhesive properties of such cells. The requisite properties are discreteness, motility, and differential mutual adhesiveness among the types of cells present.


Facial nerve paralysis and mastoiditis secondary to otitis externa.


Myotonia in a horse.

Myotonia in a horse. Congenital myotonia, similar to that which has been reported in humans and in goats, is here reported for the first time in another species. Evidence is given to show (i) that the myotonic phenomenon is present despite complete block of neuromuscular transmission; (ii) prior to injection of curare, synchronous activity of muscle fibers may result not only from ephaptic stimulation of neighboring fibers but also from reflex firing; and (iii) water deprivation does not relieve the myotonia.


Gout. I. Pathogenesis and natural history. II. Treatment.


A quantitative study of the effect of an alkylating agent (triethylenemelamine) on the seminiferous epithelium of rats.


Chronic cor pulmonale in the respiratory poliomyelitis patient.


Office practice and procedures in arthritis.


Isolation of an alpha2-globulin from human plasma.


Effect of antibiotics on the serum cholesterol concentration of patients with astherosclerosis.


Importance of dietary cholesterol in man.


Corneal contact lenses: their value in severe anisometropia in children.


Pneumonia in newborn infants.

Pneumonia in newborn infants.


Reversible inactivation of glycogen synthetase.


The nursery school idea.

The nursery school idea.


Experimental immunologic liver injury and the concept of autodestruction. I.


The ductular cell reaction of rat liver in extrahepatic cholestasis. I. Proliferated biliary epithelial cells.


Experimental immunologic liver injury and the concept of autodestruction. II.


Experimental extrahepatic biliary obstruction. Some aspects of the fine structural changes of bile ductules and pre-ductules (ducts of Hering).


Studies on the fine structure of proliferated bile ductules. II. Changes of the ductule-connective tissue envelope relationship.


The local and systemic effects of Freund's adjuvant and its fractions.


Primary fluorescence of normal and pathologic keratin.


Isosexual precocity due to granulosa cell tumor of ovary.


Cavopulmonary anastomosis in artresia of the tricuspid valve.


Cavopulmonary anastomosis in atresia of the tricuspid valve.


Definition and classification of cirrhosis of the liver.


Comparison of liver cancer and cirrhosis in nine areas in trans-Saharan Africa.


Radiological contrast studies of the left heart.


Effect of thermally induced structural transitions on the ultra-violet fluorescence of proteins.


Influence of pH and urea on the ultra-violet fluorescence of several globular proteins.


Copolymers of inosinic acid with cytidylic and with uridylic acid.


Pulmonary venous admixture in man during negative pressure respiration.


Heart rate and forward acceleration.

Heart rate and forward acceleration.


Pulmonary arterial shunting in man during forward acceleration.


Central cholinolytic action of chlorpromazine. Chlorpromazine was found to have an antagonistic action against the electroencephalographic (EEG) alerting produced in rabbits by cholinergic agents, particularly eserine salycilate and acetylcholine chloride. This cholinolytic action occurs at a prepontine, precollicular level where adrenergic agents fail to elicit EEG alerting. These results emphasize the importance of cholinergic mechanisms in EEG alerting.


Electrical activity of rat brain as a correlate of primary drive.


Influence of diabetic status on vibratory perception during ischaemia.


Subcutaneous fat necrosis of the newborn (adiponecrosis subcutanea neonatorum) and maternal diabetes mellitus.


Effects of methylandrostenediol on weight and cholesterol content of adrenals of cortisone or thiouracil-treated rats.


Metabolism of infused serum albumin in the hypoproteinemia of gastro-intestinal protein loss and in analbuminemia.


Pre-medication and hypnosis.

Pre-medication and hypnosis.


Masked imidazole groups in cyanoferrihemoglobin and carbonylhemoglobin.


The skin as an organ of expression of feelings. Case presentation.


The angiocardiographic picture of the mitral orifice.


Detection and identification of fructose 1-phosphate by paper chromatography.


Orientation and training for the nonprofessional library staff.


Elevated levels of serum insulin-like activity (ILA) as measured with adipose tissue in early untreated diabetes and prediabetes.


Measurement of small quantities of insulin-like activity with rat adipose tissue. III. Persistence of serum insulin-like activity after pancreatectomy.


Preparation of cell-free extracts of staphylococcal penicillinase.


Day hospital treatment of acute psychiatric illness.


Transplantation immunity in the newborn rat. I. The response at birth and maturation of response capacity.


Transplantation immunity in the newborn rat. II. The transfer of immunity to newborn recipients.


Glycogen storage disease with double enzymatic deficiency. A case report.


Errors in rhinoplasty and their prevention.


On "imminent infarction".

On "imminent infarction".


Pathological effects of excessive methionine in the diet of growing rats.


Changes in the heart rate from stimulation of the cerebellar cortex in decerebrate dogs.


Heterogeneity of rabbit antibody fragments.


Bronchial division in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. Bronchial division was carried out in seven patients with tuberculosis for whom no other procedure was feasible. Results were good in three cases. Complications developed in another case but the ultimate result was expected to be good. Two patients died. One had spread of disease and recanalization of the bronchus.


Heterogeneity of the major fractions of papain digests of rabbit antibody.


Management of respiratory and intestinal infections in children.


Effect of oxygen inhalation on the carbohydrate metabolism of parturient women during protracted labour.


Elastofibroma dorsi.

Elastofibroma dorsi.


Eosinophilic granuloma of the appendix. A study of its relation to strongyloides infestation.


Extrapelvic carcinoma metastatic to the uterus.


Maternal hypothyroidism and its and its effects on fetal development.


Strides in the development of the "tetracyclines".


Hypochondria and depression.

Hypochondria and depression.


Insulin gastric analysis: technic and interpretations.


Studies of the liver function in experimental burns. I. A standardized back burn procedure for the rabbit and observations on blood volume and some blood components after a 10 per cent burn.


Evaluation of chlorprophenpyridamine for prevention of postpartum breast engorgement.


Yeasts of human origin.

Yeasts of human origin.


Recent research into suicide and attempted suicide.


Self-destructiveness and self-preservation.


Reduction of operative bleeding in the thigh by temporary occlusion of the common iliac artery. The method described in a case of femoral osteomyelitis due to intramedullary nailing.


Ultrastructural and physiologic alterations in ischemic skeletal muscle.


Oral cholegraphy by biloptin.

Oral cholegraphy by biloptin.


Space: a shield for peace.

Space: a shield for peace.


On protein deficiency in mice with special reference to liver nucleolar size.


Loss of silver grains from radioautographs stained by gallocyanin-chrome alum.


Radioautographic studies with methionine-3H and cytidine-3H on protein deficiency in mice and rats with special reference to liver cells.


The aetiology of involutional melancholia.


Ornithosis pneumonia with special reference to roentgenological lung findings.


The nasal deformity in unilateral cleft lip. Some notes on its anatomic bases and secondary operative treatment.


A genetic locus for the regulation of ribonucleic acid synthesis.


On the problem of excretion of sodium, potassium and the total milliosmol in the urine of rheumatic subjects after administration of ACTH


A community mental health project in New York State.


Significance of skeletal changes in burns.


How Minnesota licensure law helps hospital administration.


Meigs's syndrome: a report on an unusual case.


Effect of prednisolone on the tuberculin test and on the Middlebrook-Dubos test. A comparative inquiry into the existing relationship between the variations observed.


Applications of hypothermia in medical practice.


Cardiac arrest is on the decline.

Cardiac arrest is on the decline.


Halothane (Fluothane) in anesthesia.

Halothane (Fluothane) in anesthesia.


The geriatric patient-a special anesthetic problem?


Two cases of phaeochromocytoma in one practice in one year.


The anatomical basis and dynamics of vesicoureteral reflux.


Congenital malformations of the rectum and anus in female children.


Pilonidal sinus of the occipital region.


Physiologic reactions during profound hypothermia with cardioplegia.


Palpable dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial pulses. Incidence in young men.


The superior mesenteric artery syndrome.


A practical stack sampling procedure.

A practical stack sampling procedure.


Lesions incompatible with life but surgically correctable in infancy and early childhood.


On some aspects of hysteria: a clinical study.


Developmental abnormalities of the teeth.


A cross-cultural study of menstrual taboos.


Postoperative temperature changes.

Postoperative temperature changes.


Appendiceal lesions. Observation in 4,000 appendectomies.


Acute mastoiditis.

Acute mastoiditis.


Isolation of valyl-RNA of a high degree of purity.


Caravans and infant mortality.

Caravans and infant mortality.


Factors influencing the segmental deposition of atheromatous material.


Purification of valine transfer ribonucleic acid by combined chromatographic and chemical procedures.


Experimental production of coronary arteriosclerosis in normotensive animals.


Experimental production of pulmonary artery atherosclerosis.


The effects of unilateral and bilateral ablations of sensorimotor cortex on the instrumental (type II) alimentary conditioned reflexes in dogs.


Cerebral cysticercosis in Poland. Clinical symptoms and operative results in 132 cases.


The prevention of premature deliveries.

The prevention of premature deliveries.


Distribution of nerve cells with secretory-like granules in Petromyzontes.


Index Medicus Homoeopathicus Cumulativus.


The psychiatrist and morality.

The psychiatrist and morality.


The influence of physical work on cholinergic metabolism in the thyroid gland.


Anatomicoclinical contributions to the study of tabetic cachexia.


Reticular facilitation of responses to acoustic stimuli.


Consumption of calories and nutrients by diabetic and non-diabetic schoolchildren. A dietary study based on the 24-hour recall method.


Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in twins.

Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in twins.


Improved management of congenital biliary atresia.


Observations of infants with hepatic duct atresia and use of artificial duct prosthesis.


Trauma to the biliary tract.

Trauma to the biliary tract.


Aseptic closure of appendiceal stump.

Aseptic closure of appendiceal stump.


Measurement of free thyroxine concentration in human serum.


Equilibrium dialysis studies of the binding of thyroxine by human serum albumin.


A practical procedure for automating radiation treatment planning.


Summary of studies on the metabolism of 1-aminocyclo-pentanecarboxylic acid (NSC-1026).


The metabolism of 1-aminocyclopentane-1-carboxylic acid in normal and neoplastic tissues.


DNA synthesis and induced mutations in the presence of 5-bromouracil. II. Induction of mutations.


Forebrain inhibitory mechanisms: cortical synchronization induced by basal forebrain stimulation.


The role of environmental factors in the aetiology of the functional psychoses.


Forebrain inhibitory mechanisms: sleep patterns induced by basal forebrain stimulation in the behaving cat.


The effect of carbon dioxide on the Hill reaction.


Symposium on the use of long-acting, synthetic progestational drugs.


Lipoprotein lipase in human adipose tissue.


Radiation epidemiology.

Radiation epidemiology.


Cancer of the cervix in reference to circumcision and marital history.


Dizziness in the aged.

Dizziness in the aged.


The use of methyclothiazide (Enduron) in geriatric patients.


Treatment of leg cramps in elderly patients.


Function and reproduction of chromosomes.


Supraspinal and drug modulation of the alpha motor system.


Hemorrhagic rheumatoid pericarditis.

Hemorrhagic rheumatoid pericarditis.


Hypofibrinogenemia in pregnancy.

Hypofibrinogenemia in pregnancy.


Host factors in neoplastic disease: a review of chrrent concepts and trends in cancer research.


Enzymes of ketone body metabolism. III. Enzymic thiolysis of acetoacetyl coenzyme A and acetoacetyl-pantetheine by mono- and dithiol compounds.


Unusual blood types as a cause of disease.


A light scattering investigation of the interaction of pepsin with bovine serum albumin.


Female rat preputial glands as a source of beta-glucuronidase.


A new projector chart.

A new projector chart.


The rational use of the electrocardiograph.


Application of adjunctive technics for the control of intracranial pressure with emphasis upon the surgical exposure of the pituitary fossa.


Recognition and treatment of peripheral nerve injuries in civilian practice.


Traumatic interventricular septal defect of heart. A case report.


The significance of the lateral view in T-tube cholangiography.


Clinical experiences with a new and nonirritating chloral product.


A contribution to the therapy of the intentional tremor.


The isolation of some metabolic products of Gibberella fujikuroi.


Immunofluorescence studies in tinea versicolor. A preliminary report.


The hydrating effects of pregnenolone acetate on the human skin.


Acute respiratory illness in children. A combined bacteriological and virological study.


The industrial physician and the adaptation of medicine to an industrialized society.


Assessing differential autonomic patterns in emotions.


The occupational physician and the community.


Nature of institutionalized adult mongoloid intelligence.


Urinary bladder regeneration.

Urinary bladder regeneration.


Inhibition and facilitation of eating by electric shock.


Development of bactericidal properties against gram-negative organisms in the serum of young animals.


Symposium on bacterial endotoxins. IV. Immunological aspects of the host reaction to endotoxins.


Factors of responsibility in the care of medical emergencies.


Medical women of the Occident.

Medical women of the Occident.


Impartial medical testimony.

Impartial medical testimony.


Controversial problems concerning the interpretation of the physiological treatises of Papyrus Ebers.


Use of oral chloral hydrate mixtures for pediatric premedication.


Gianotti-Crosti syndrome (Subacute infective reticulo-endothelitis).


Keratoderma with periodontopathy.

Keratoderma with periodontopathy.


Lethal midline granuloma-Wegener's granulomatosis.


The origin of N-terminal residues in acetic acid-soluble calf-skin collagen.


Starch gel electrophoresis of hen egg white, oviduct white, yolk, ova and serum proteins.


The presence in commercial sulphonated-polystyrene resins of some amino acids.


A sample chromatographic technique for the removal of dinitrophenyl-amino acids from excess dinitrophenyl-artifacts.


The presence of non-protein nitrogen in acetic acid-soluble calf-skin collagen.


Facing death.

Facing death.


The late appearance of leg symptoms in pulmonary embolus.


Estrone and a factor in cancer-carrying hamsters. A study on hamster ascites polynucleated tumor cells.


The in vivo and in vitro effect of estrone and testosterone on a nuclear abnormality in a hamster ascites tumor.


Long-term effects of serous otitis.

Long-term effects of serous otitis.


Sulfamoxole in otorhinolaryngology.

Sulfamoxole in otorhinolaryngology.


Neurological complications of familial idiopathic hypoglycemia in children.


On the form of learning curves.

On the form of learning curves. In a wide variety of learning experiments, cumulated measures of performance turn out to be a power function of practice time or number trials, typically with an exponent between 1 and 2. The effects of various conditions on the course of learning can frequently be described in terms of the two constants of the function.


Dual function of psychotherapeutic antihistamine (tranquilizer-antiallergic) in schizophrenia.


Endogenous conditioning to abnormal cerebral electrical transients in man. Ten subjects with epilepsy were trained to press a lever to avoid a mildly painful shock each time paroxysmal epileptiform activity occurred in their own electroencephalogram. All subjects learned to avoid the shock as long as they could hear the electroencephalogram and respond to the characteristic change in sound accompanying each spike-wave burst. When the audio component of the electroencephalogram was eliminated, only one subject was able to respond to the purely subjective effect of his own paroxysmal activity.


Serum vitamin B12 folic acid and urinary formimhnoglutamic acid in megaloblastic anaemias in South African Bantu adults.


The streptococcus and kidney disease.

The streptococcus and kidney disease.


An acoustical theory of vowel production and some of its implications.


The effect of x-radiation on the formation of 5'deoxycytidylic acid deaminase in regenerating liver.


Testicular teratomas in fetal mice.

Testicular teratomas in fetal mice.


Control of swelling in sports injuries. A key to prompt and complete recovery.


Reflex sympathetic dystrophy.

Reflex sympathetic dystrophy.


Free amino acids in sera of the marine invertebrates, Cancer irroratus, Limulus polyphemus and Homarus americanus.


Free amino acids in the hemolymph of the American cockroach, Periplaneta americana L.


The set-up for a renography program.

The set-up for a renography program.


Evidence from nuclear sexing relating to the primary sex ratio in man.


The medical profession and the Federal Employe Health Program.


Changing picture of cervical carcinoma.

Changing picture of cervical carcinoma.


Septic abortion with shock.

Septic abortion with shock.


Tuberculosis in Pakistanis in Bradford.

Tuberculosis in Pakistanis in Bradford.


Oxidation of various simple steroids by the cholesterol oxidase system.


Further studies of the gamma-related proteins of normal urine.


The effect of age on drug action.

The effect of age on drug action.


Social reinforcement with normal and retarded children as a function of pretraining, sex of E, and sex of S.


The effectiveness of social reinforcement after brief and extended institutionalization.


Effects of pretraining on the reinforcing value of visual stimuli.


A method for simultaneous observation and analysis of childen's behavior.


Piaget, behavior theory, and intelligence.


The effect of pretraining reinforcement schedules on probability learning in the rat.


Explaining the results of examinations to patients. 1.


Explaining the results of examinations to patients. 2.


The use of rewards and punishments in psychotherapy.


Glucuronide synthesis in kidney and gastrointestinal tract.


A fatal case of agranulocytosis due to thenalidine tartrate complicated by acute renal failure and mycelial abscesses of brain.


The value of chloromycetin succinate used topically in intrathoracic suppuration.


The double outlet right ventricle syndrome.


Chromosomal aberrations in irradiated and nitrogen mustard-treated mice.


A manuscript translation of Gregory's Conspectus Medicinae Theoreticae.


Roles of the licensed practical nurse should determine curriculum design.


Extragenital malignancy in association with pregnancy.


The early history of King Edward VIII Hospital, Durban.


Therapeutic assay of a sustained-release form of oral iron.


Ascariasis among Aboriginal children in Victoria.


Effect of mouse peritoneal fluid on strains of enteric bacilli.


Survey of childhood malignancies.

Survey of childhood malignancies.


Temporary control of circulation during angiocardiography.


The local health authority and mental health.


Adult leukaemias and diagnostic x rays.

Adult leukaemias and diagnostic x rays.


The activities of lactate dehydrogenase, transaminase, and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in the erythrocytes and plasma of newborn infants.


A rapid rock and roll dialyzer.

A rapid rock and roll dialyzer.


Role of scintillation scanning in diagnosis of renal tumors.


Critical appraisal of the renogram in renal vascular disease.


Clinical results with Gantanol in severe urinary tract infections.


Isolation of an 'anonymous' mycobacterium during a sputum survey in a Suffolk village.


Effect of blood plasma from schizophrenic patients upon avoidance conditioning in the rat.


The simultaneous fluorimetric microdetermination of cortisol and corticosterone in plasma.


A developing medical school in the Tropics.


Occupational health.

Occupational health.


The organization of maternity services in underdeveloped countries.


A selective-diagnostic medium for the isolation of pectinolytic organisms in the Enterobacteriaceae.


Protein composition of denervated muscle.


Current concepts of the "Barre syndrome" or the "posterior cervical sympathetic syndrome".


The anterior disk excision and interbody fusion approach to the problem of degenerative disk disease of the lower lumber spinal segments.


Adsorption of a streptococcal red cell-sensitising antigen to various tissues.


Reduced inflammatory root canal medication.


Cross-allergenicity of penicillin G and related substances.


Excretion and re-excretion of a broad-spectrum penicillin in bile. A technique is described for estimating the biliary excretion, reabsorption and re-excretion of an antibacterial drug in rats. D(-)-6-(alpha-Amino-alpha-phenylacetamido)-penicillanic acid (BRL 1341) is rapidly excreted and re-excreted in the bile, in concentrations bactericidal to Salmonellae and other organisms which are usually refractory to antibacterial drugs in this situation. Recoveries of the drug accounted for 20 to 30% of oral of parenteral doses; much of the remainder is probably destroyed in the gut. Results from one patient indicate that D(-)-6-(alpha-amino-alpha-phenylacetamido)-penicillanic acid is excreted in high concentration also in human bile.


Organization of clinical trials.

Organization of clinical trials.


Pulsation of lipids, lipoproteins and fibrinogen against excised segments of rabbits' aortas.


Repression: experimental studies since 1943.


The pathology of ruptured ventricle.

The pathology of ruptured ventricle.


Boutonniere finger.

Boutonniere finger.


Remarks on research in nursing.

Remarks on research in nursing.


On the use of -tropin or -trophin in connection with anterior pituitary hormones. The divergent usage that has persisted in the literature in connection with the terminology of anterior pituitary hormones is discussed, and the reasons for proposing the acceptance of -tropins and tropic hormones for standard use are outlined.


Carcinoma of salivary glands showing the cylindroma pattern.


Jocasta's crimes.

Jocasta's crimes.


Differential responses based on the physiological consequences of pharmacological agents.


Meckel's diverticulum: a study of 141 cases.


Local treatment of inflammatory eye disease. A study in the use of 'Cortucid'.


Familial gastro-intestinal polyposis. (Peutz-Jeghers syndrome).


Some surgical aspects of small intestinal disease.


Transepiploic hernia.

Transepiploic hernia.


Diagnostic clinic: acute diagnostic problem. Case summary.


Mechanisms of non-disjunction in man.

Mechanisms of non-disjunction in man.


Postpericardiotomy syndrome following left heart catheterization.


Metabolism of the normal and the failing heart.


The dream comes of age.

The dream comes of age.


A simple heat exchanger for cooling irrigating solutions during transurethral prostatectomy.


Social and emotional adjustment during adolescence as related to the development of psychosomatic illness in adulthood.


A study of psychiatric consultations in a general hospital.


Human exposure to carbon tetrachloride vapor. Relationship of expired air concentration to exposure and toxicity.


Growth and lethal effects of the psittacosis agent in chicken embryos of different ages. Stewart, Robert B. (University of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y.). Growth and lethal effects of the psittacosis agent in chicken embryos of different ages. J. Bacteriol. 83:423-428. 1962.-Inoculation of the psittacosis agent (strain 6BC) into the yolk sacs of chicken eggs in different stages of embryonic development resulted in a steady decrease in ld(50) titer as the embryos increased in age from 7 to 10 days. Correlated with the decreased ld(50) titers in older eggs was the finding that the titers of the organism were lower in the yolk-sac tissues of the older eggs. The embryos themselves also gained appreciably in resistance with increase in age, since comparable titers of psittacosis organisms were found in embryonic tissues of differing ages at the time of inoculation but the mortality of older embryos was considerably less. This resistance of older embryos to the lethal effects of the psittacosis agent could not be demonstrated when the organism was introduced intravenously instead of into the yolk sac.


Silastic intravenous catheter.

Silastic intravenous catheter.


Public health control of caravan and camping sites.


Promazine in labor and delivery.

Promazine in labor and delivery.


Malignant ovarian hilus cell tumor. The first reported case.


Anterior femoral curvature: its utility for race identification.


Comments on the reassessment of the Indian Knoll skeletons.


A new ascending spinal trigeminal neural pathway.


Some comments on percutaneous punch biopsy of the kidney.


Carcinoid tumors presenting with acute abdominal signs.


Effects of the National Health Service on physician utilization and health in England and Wales.


U.S. medical school alumni.

U.S. medical school alumni.


Why is medical care of importance to official health agencies?


Addison's disease and hyperthyroidism.

Addison's disease and hyperthyroidism.


Observations on the concentrations of trichloroethylene in blood and expired air following exposure of humans.


The respiratory hazard in ovarian cystectomy.


Operative dentistry.

Operative dentistry.


Iron as a growth-promoting factor for Leptospira--in vitro.


DNA content of tumor cells. III. Mosaic composition of sarcomas and carcinomas in man.


Variations of the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) content in embryonal cells of Cyclops strenuus.


Lymph node aspiration.

Lymph node aspiration.


The antiprotease power of human amniotic fluid.


Obstetrics without general anaesthesia.

Obstetrics without general anaesthesia.


Intranasal synthetic oxytocin in the induction of labour.


Therapeutic abortion in Dunedin Hospital.


Tax favored profit-sharing and pension plans made possible for Ohio physicians by S.B. 550.


Thromboembolic disease: pathophysiology and management.


A case of urachal abscess presenting only as abdominal pain.


Effect of protein and fatty acids on the oxidation of succinate and alpha-oxoglutarate by pea-root mitochondria.


Neuroblastoma and ganglioneuroblastoma: associated increased urinary excretion of catecholamines.


Familial bone disease resembling rickets (hereditary metaphysial dysostosis).


Renal tubular dysfunction complicating the nephrotic syndrome: the disturbance in calcium and phosphorus metabolism.


External calcium and phosphorus balances in vitamin D-resistant rickets.


Vertical optokinetic nystagmus. The normal response.


Acceleration protection by means of stimulation of reticuloendothelial system.


Pancreatitis associated with hyperparathyroidism. Report of a case.


Electron microscope study of neurosecretory cells in Phasmidae.


Contrasting behavior in two adolescent girls with poliomyelitis.


Antibiotics and folic acid.

Antibiotics and folic acid.


Evaluation of sterilization by gaseous ethylene oxide.


The 1960 prescription market.

The 1960 prescription market.


Reproduction in a mongoloid.

Reproduction in a mongoloid.


The directional sensitivity of the retina.


Boredom and idleness as our major social problems.


Continuity of care.

Continuity of care.


Electron microscopic study of experimental atherosclerosis in the rat.


Combinations of Asian influenza virus and adenovirus vaccine in the prophylaxis of respiratory illness of Navy recruits. II.


The intrinsic vaccine efficacy of the 1954 poliomyelitis vaccine.


Photophosphorylation accompanying the Hill reaction with ferricyanide.


The introduction and spread of syphilis in Europe.


The physiatric management of postoperative lymphedema.


Pressure sores--one method of care.

Pressure sores--one method of care.


Adapted ambulation aid.

Adapted ambulation aid.


Efficient office routines.

Efficient office routines.


Celsius versus centigrade: the nomenclature of the temperature scale of science. The temperature scale used by scientists in America has been called centigrade, while in many countries it was called Celsius for its inventor. In 1948 the 9th General Conference on Weights and Measures, representing 33 nations that subscribed to the Treaty of the Meter, adopted the name Celsius. This name, however, did not come into general use by scientists in America, partly because they were unaware of the official action of the conference and partly because some preferred the old name. At the 11th General Conference in 1960 the scale was defined in a way that makes the adjective centigrade inexact. The name Celsius is correct and its use by American scientists would help make the nomenclature of temperature uniform in all countries.


Indications for spine fusion in conjunction with removal of herniated nucleus pulposus.


Osteoarthritis of hip symposium. Introduction: the development, anatomy and pathology of the hip.


Multiple infections in acute respiratory illness. I. Severity of illness of naval recruits and independence of infectious agents.


Plaque formation by vacuolating virus SV40.


Maternity clinic services in a small community hospital.


Coexisting heart disease, sclerema neonatorum, and possible protozoan infection. Report of a case.


Activity of the acetabular secretory apparatus of cercariae of Schistosoma mansoni under experimental conditions.


Tubal pregnancy in Jamaicans.

Tubal pregnancy in Jamaicans.


The toxic effect of Crotalaria extract on the liver of rats.


Renal pathology in malnourished infants.


The thyroid in malnutrition.

The thyroid in malnutrition.


The effect of induced asystole on ventricular function.


Quinine as an adjuvant to surgical induction of labour.


Effect of dietary protein on the DPNH cytochrome c reductase activity of rat liver.


Dependency and helpfulness in young children.


Patterns of bronchial arborization in the left upper lobe. A review of 500 bronchographic studies.


Carbohydrate metabolism in leukocytes. IV. The metabolism of glucose and galactose in polymorphonuclear leukocytes from rabbit.


Rapid induction of iron deposition in spleen and liver with an iron-fructose chelate.


Educational preparation of nurses for school health work: study findings for establishing guidelines.


Gastric ulcer. A medical or surgical problem?


Esterase in extracellular concentrates of group A streptococci and the homologous antibody.


Electrophoretic mobility and detection of haemolytic activity of streptolysins O and S in agar-gel.


Repetitive paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia.


Winking: a note.

Winking: a note.


DNA synthesis and myogenesis.

DNA synthesis and myogenesis.


Methocarbamol in the treatment of tetanus in a child.


Host tissue reaction to fresh and frozen corneas.


Corneal transplantation.

Corneal transplantation.


Afibrinogenaemia occurring after apparently normal labour. (Report of two cases).


A study of polycyclic hydrocarbons and trace elements in smoke in Merseyside and other northern localities.


Modification of the Arruga speculum.

Modification of the Arruga speculum.


Infant mortality and socio-economic status: a changing relationship.


A study of cancer mortality in farming, quarrying, mining and other occupations in North Wales and Cheshire.


Socioeconomic status and mortality in the United States.


The hydrolysis of cyclic 2'-3' nucleotides by ammonia during paper chromatography and its influence on quantitative determinations.


The ribonuclease of Phaseolus aureus Roxb. I. Purification of the enzyme.


The ribonuclease of Phaseolus aureus Roxb. II. General properties and stability against denaturing agents.


The ribonuclease of Phaseolus aureus Roxb. III. Effectors and specificity.


Some electron microscopical observations on liquid-crystalline phases in lipid-water systems. OsO(4) fixation preserves some liquid-crystalline phases of soaps and phospholipids to an extent that it is possible to observe their structure in electron micrographs of thin sections. Good agreement exists between the structure observed directly and that deduced from x-ray diffraction studies of the same systems.


Electron microscopy of DNA molecules "stained" with heavy metal salts. Single DNA molecules can be rendered visible in the electron microscope by "staining" with water-soluble salts of heavy metals. The best results were obtained with lanthanum nitrate, uranyl acetate, and lead perchlorate. The molecules appear as filaments approximately 20 A wide. Their length was not determined, but it could be shown that it varied with the molecular weight of the DNA used. The same heavy metal salts will preferentially "stain" the nucleic acid in a protein-DNA complex. Evidence is provided for the possibility of a partial separation of a double-stranded molecule into single strands on adsorption to the supporting film.


Generalized glycogenosis.

Generalized glycogenosis.


Bodily complaints and other symptoms of depressive reaction. Diagnosis and significance in a medical clinic.


In-service solvent cleaning of electric motors.


The use of "crisis" as an orientation for the study of patients in a medical clinic.


The preparation, assembly, and operation of a heart-lung machine.


Biosynthesis of polyenoic fatty acids.

Biosynthesis of polyenoic fatty acids.


Factors affecting the growth of rickettsias of the spotted fever group in fertile hens' eggs.


Comparison of analgesic and side effects of parenteral dpropoxyphene and meperidine.


Erythropoiesis.

Erythropoiesis.


Humoral regulation of erythropoiesis. VII. Shortened survival of erythrocytes produced by erythropoietine or severe anemia.


Humoral regulation of erythropoiesis. VI. Mechanism of action of erythropoietine in the irradiated animal.


An attempt to demonstrate biologically a further effective factor in extracts of posterior pituitary lobe.


Treatment of bacillary dysentery with special reference to stosstherapy with tetracycline.


The biosynthesis of coumarin in Melilotus alba.


The teacher-pupil relationship as the basis of psychiatric education.


Determination of barbiturates in urine containing salicylate.


Haematological factors as related to the sex difference in coronary-artery disease.


Effect of Naseptin cream prophylaxis on staphylococcal infection in adult surgical wards and infant nurseries.


Persistent immunity following Enders live, attenuated measles-virus vaccine given with human immune globulin.


Blood fractions in clinical medicine.

Blood fractions in clinical medicine.


Immunologic studies of measles.

Immunologic studies of measles.


Enders' live measles-virus vaccine with human immune globulin. I. Clinical reactions.


On resignation.

On resignation.


Future of measles vaccine in the U.S.A. I.


Studies of live attenuated measles virus vaccine in man. I. Clinical aspects.


Some aspects of accommodative esotropia.


The control of viral hepatitis.

The control of viral hepatitis.


The use of percutanous transfemoral aortography to diagnose abnormalities of the renal arteries.


Measurement of glomerular filtration rate by contrast media containing I-131 isotopes.


Types of renal hypertension correctible by surgical therapy. Correlation of renal arteriography and pathology.


A device to simplify plaster of paris immobilization during the transfer of pedicle flaps.


Ozone toxicity. Immunochemical and tolerance-producing aspects.


Threshold limits and maximal acceptable concentrations. Definition and interpretation, 1961.


The biochemistry of the water-soluble vitamins.


Threshold limits and maximal acceptable concentrations: their definition and interpretation, 1961.


New concepts and future trends in toxicology.


Action of sodium pyruvate upon nucleated and enucleated fragments of the parasitic ciliate Opalina ranarum.


Thermal protection capacity of aviator's textiles.


A new progeshational steroid in the therapy of endometrial carcinoma--a preliminary report.


Radiation sickness an analysis of over 1,000 controlled drug trials.


Morphology of the collecting tubules in diuretic and antidiuretic rats.


Hydrothorax associated with ovarian carcinoma, simulating Meigs' syndrome. Report of two cases.


Epithelioma from single trauma.

Epithelioma from single trauma.


On endemic hookworm, where do we stand today?


The reaction of formaldehyde with denatured DNA: spectrophotometric, immunologic, and enzymic studies.


Antibodies to enatured deoxyribonucleic acid in lupus erythematosus serum. II. Characterization of antibodies in several sera.


The antigenic determinants of denatured DNA reactive with lupus erythematosus serum.


Antibodies to denatured desoxyribonucleic acid in a lupus erythematosus serum.


A deafmute with two congenital syndromes.


The ear in osteogenesis imperfecta.

The ear in osteogenesis imperfecta.


The role of the selective throat culture for beta hemolytic streptococci in the diagnosis of acute pharyngitis.


Psychiatric management of intersexed patients. The psychiatric management of intersexed patients stems from an awareness that sexual identity is the result of a complex mixture of somatic and psychological components. Decisions in treatment are dependent on the appearance and correctability of the anatomic defects, the age of the patient, and the potential reversibility of the identifications contributing to the manifested sexual identity. In infants and small children, following proper diagnosis of somatic sex and an evaluation of degree of correctability of anatomical defects, decision can be made whether to bring up the child in his genetic sex or not. It is very difficult to change the sexual identity after two and a half years, except possibly in persons who already have considerable question as to their maleness or femaleness. In the psychiatric treatment of children with such disorders, the child and his family should be informed in understandable language what is being done, and the child and usually the parents should be involved in psychotherapy. With the adult, if treatment is necessary, supportive therapy, not psychoanalysis, should be used.


Thermolabile factors in human plasma that promote phagocytosis of virulent group A streptococci.


Correlative studies of cytology in vaginal smears and endometrial histology during various phases of the menstrual cycle.


Mental health aspects of public health.

Mental health aspects of public health.


Ascorbic acid and blood vessels. The formation and maintenance of connective tissue and blood vessels within polyvinyl sponge implants in ascorbic acid supplemented and ascorbic acid depleted guinea pigs.


Dystocia due to distention of the fetal bladder. Report of a case.


Intra-articular injections of adrenocorticosteroids in patients with arthritis.


Pharmacodynamic actions of the new er autonomic drugs used in the treatment of essential hypertension.


Synergistic effects in the activation of a streptococcal deoxyribonuclease by bivalent metal ions.


Effect of alpha-methyl-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (methyldopa), reserpine and related agents on some vascular responses in the dog.


Some evidence for a pathway of amino acid incorporation, in rat-liver microsomes, which does not require transfer ribonucleic acid.


Differences in chromosome stemlines of a strain of HeLa cells inhibited in growth by certain steroids, and of steroid-resistant sub-lines selected from the sensitive strain.


Selection of HeLa cell sub-lines resistant to steroids from a HeLa cell strain sensitive to the growth inhibitory influences of desoxycorticosterone, progesterone and testosterone.


The formation and utilization of acetate in an acetateless strain of Neurospora crassa.


The physiology of the pancreas.

The physiology of the pancreas.


The use of amitotic cells for the study of factors involved in mitosis: the possible involvement of DNA, RNA and unsaturated fatty acids.


A rationale for the use of insulin and hypoglycemic drugs in diabetes.


Staphylococcal pneumonia in the adult. (Initial and subsequent abservations in twenty patients).


Respiration in man during metabolic alkalosis.


The effect of priming interval and dose on the mouse uterine response to oestrogen.


Survival of heterologous mammalian transplants: a further report.


Changes in plasma serotonin concentration in the surgical patient: its possible significance.


Penetrating and nonpenetrating injuries to the ureter.


Some consequences of inhibition in vitro of uridine diphosphate glucose synthesis in soluble extracts of rat liver.


The prospective role of voluntary tuberculosis associations.


Simultaneous intradermal tuberculin tests.


Combined inhibitory effect of antitumor antibody and an oncolytic virus on the solid Ehrlich tumor.


Function of ascorbic acid in the conversion of proline to collagen hydroxyproline.


Chronic paronychia: microbiology and histopathology.


The accidental intraarterial injection of thiopental.


Acute and protracted anaphylactic shock after subcutaneous challenge in random-bred and inbred guinea pigs.


Differences in reactivity associated with sex or strain of inbred or random-bred guinea pigs in the massive hemorrhagic reaction and other manifestations of delayed hypersensitivity.


The inactivation of rinderpest virus by beta-propiolactone and its effect on homologous complement-fixing and neutralizing antibodies.


The J substance of cattle.

The J substance of cattle.


Management practices in a normal monkey colony.


Gas-containing gall-stones.

Gas-containing gall-stones.


Studies on the mechanism of shock. The activity of the reticulo-endothelial system after limb ischaemia in the rat.


Myocardial metabolism and ventricular function before and after induced ventricular fibrillation.


Pulmonary embolism and embolectomy.

Pulmonary embolism and embolectomy.


Effect of molybdenum on fluoride absorption.


Effect of molybdenum on fluoride retention in the rat.


Synergistic effect of molybdenum and fluoride on dentav caries in rat.


Paraproteinemia with secondary immune globulin deficiency in an infant.


The relation of human and cattle blood groups.


Inhibition by steroid hormones of quinone reduction by heart-muscle preparations.


A telemetering capsule for gastrointestinal pH measurement.


The differential diagnosis of jaundice.

The differential diagnosis of jaundice.


A drape for combined incisions.

A drape for combined incisions.


Double aortic arch.

Double aortic arch. The recognition of a double aortic arch which causes significant constriction of the esophagus and trachea is relatively easy if the cardiac symptoms caused by this anomaly are borne in mind. Once suspected, the diagnosis may be confirmed readily by radiographic examination of the esophagus with a barium swallow. The treatment consists of division of the ductus arteriosus (or ligamentum) and of the smaller component, usually the anterior, of the double aortic arch.


Strontium "rickets": bone, calcium and strontium changes.


Pulmonary embolization from primary hepatic carcinoma.


Ventilation of terminal air units.

Ventilation of terminal air units.


A lesson in acceptance.

A lesson in acceptance.


Variation of response (front-to-back effect) in calibrating film badges to a Co60 source.


Plasmin therapy combined with anticoagulants in severe thrombo-embolic conditions. Preliminary report.


Administration of Dicoumarol and Marcoumar during operation to prevent postoperative thrombo-embolic complications in patients over 50 years of age.


Current status of blood groups in cattle.


Punishment inhibits an instrumental response in hooded rats. Punishment led to the cessation of a food-rewarded bar-pressing response in hooded rats deprived of food for 23 hours. The response remained inhibited for 2 weeks, and only one of four rats resumed responding when food deprivation was increased to 47 and 71 hours.


Does psychotherapy change patients' attitudes?


Is psychotherapy effective?

Is psychotherapy effective?


Psychiatric treatment and the lower-class neurotic patient.


Fascial covering of oval window after stapedectomy.


Reconstructive surgery of the middle ear.


Electrographic changes induced in cats by ethanol intoxication.


Intractable hiccough as the primary manifestation of brain stem tumor.


Similarity of performance as influenced by interaction, self-esteem, and birth order.


Identification, authoritarian defensiveness, and self-esteem.


Evidence for a congenital factor in maladjustment and delinquency.


The diaplacental transmission of psittacosislymphogranuloma group viruses in guinea pigs.


Physiological changes from maturity through senescence.


Factors limiting microbial activities in soil. II. The effect of sulfur.


Factors limiting microbial activities in soil. I. The level of substrate, nitrogen, and phosphorus.


The antibiotic relationships of some free-living bacteria.


Changing patterns in syphilis serology in Public Health laboratories.


The present position of spinal anaesthesia.


Early days of spinal anesthesia in obstetrics in Maryland.


Energy production in Gluconobacter liquefaciens.


Fibrosarcoma in infants and children.

Fibrosarcoma in infants and children.


Massive edema of the lower extremities associated with overdistention of the bladder.


A study of the explicit distribution of radiation in interstitial implanations. I. A method of calculation with an automatic digital computer.


Bizarre smooth muscle tumors of the stomach.


Traumatic dislocation of the peroneal tendons.


Electrical balance for recording small outflow rates.


Cancer therapy by intra-arterial methotrexate infusion. Protection of mucous membranes by topically applied citrovorum factor with hyaluronidase.


Pseudosarcomatous fascitis in children.

Pseudosarcomatous fascitis in children.


Sarcomas of the soft tissues.

Sarcomas of the soft tissues.


Thermodynamics of biological growth.

Thermodynamics of biological growth.


Some physiologic and pharmacologic observations in African lions and American black bears.


Estimation of cardiac output by the direct Fick technique in domestic animals, with observations on a case of traumatic pericarditis.


Gross and microscopic anatomy of the trachea of the ranch mink.


The long-term use of sulphonylureas in diabetes mellitus.


Independent segregation of the antigen Wr-a.


Symposium on leukemia and allied disorders.


Surgery of the bony nose: comparative evaluation of chisel and saw technique.


Effect of p-chloromercuribenzoate on myosin A-adenosinetriphosphatase activity.


Treatment of onychomycosis with a lacquer formulation of chloranil.


Occlusion of the internal carotid artery.


A brief experience with triparanol (MER-29).


Diagnostic clinic: heart and lung disease. Case of cardiopulmonary disease.


Medical logistics of the Confederate Army.


Growth and differentiation of hair follicles between periods of activity and quiescence.


The morphology of tylotrich follicles in the skin of the rabbit.


The speed tie, a new concept of vessel ligation.


Deuterio-carotenoid pigments from fully deuterated green algae.


Harvey on witchcraft.

Harvey on witchcraft.


Clinical study of a potent antidepressant: tranylcypromine with trifluoperazine in the aged chronically ill.


Comparative studies of the effects of normal and caesarian delivery upon later manifestations of anxiety.


A treatment of pustular acne vulgaris: a therapeutic study.


Influence of propylthiouracil and D- and L-thiiodothyronine on excretion of bile acids in bile fistula rats. Bile acids and steroids. 18.


Maurice RAYNAUD and the dead finger.

Maurice RAYNAUD and the dead finger.


Education and training of medical and non-medical personnel in physical medicine and rehabilitation.


The frequency of myopathy in patients with rheumatoid arthritis treated with triamcinolone.


Sputum conversion on chemotherapy in fresh cases of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The simultaneous rates of uptake of calcium and phosphorus in microscopic bone structures.


Hemolytic anemias.

Hemolytic anemias.


Uremia: pulmonary manifestations.

Uremia: pulmonary manifestations.


Mercury strain gauge plethysmography. Evaluation of patients with acquired arteriovenous fistula.


Inhibitory effect of Coxsackie virus, influenza virus, and interferon on Rous Sarcoma virus.


Interference between Coxsackie virus and Rous sarcoma virus.


Alveolar ventilation in normal newborn infants studied by air wash-in after oxygen breathing.


Methods for measuring pulmonary dysfunction in children.


Chondrosarcoma of the occipito-cervical region producing a Jackson syndrome.


Carcinoma of the lung with a cerebral metastasis presenting as subarachnoid haemorrhage.


Dumb-bell ganglioneuroma of the cervical spine.


Subdural haematomas complicating anticoagulant therapy.


Metastatic tumour of the cervical spinal cord.


Use of fluphenazine in an acute and intensive treatment center.


Induced enzyme synthesis in aqueous suspensions of starved stationary phase Aerobacter aerogenes.


Malnutrition in Angola.

Malnutrition in Angola.


Radiosensitive stages in the spermatogenesis of Drosophila melanogaster.


Dermal leishmaniasis in British Honduras: transmission of L. brasiliensis by Phlebotomus species.


On Paget's disease with leontiasis ossea and hypothyreosis, starting in early childhood.


On a huge intraabdominal mesocolic lipoma in infancy.


A simple inexpensive set-up for the detection of ultraviolet absorbing substances.


A ribosomal polynucleotide phosphorylase in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


On schistosomiasis japonica, a generalized parasitic infestation.


Excretory urography in pediatric patients with renografin administered intramuscularly.


Fluphenazine in chronic refractory schizophrenics.


Pseudo-electroconvulsive therapy using hypnosis: a controlled pilot study.


Malignant hepatoma in childhood.

Malignant hepatoma in childhood.


Bilateral greenstick subcondylar fractures. Report of a case.


The radioprotective action of guanylthiourea and related compounds.


The effect of pH on the oxidation-reduction potential of cytochrome b in heart-muscle preparations.


Surgical rehabilitation of the hand and upper extremity in rheumatoid arthritis.


Brace management in complicated fractures of the tibia.


Histoplasmosis, coccidioidomycosis and tuberculosis: a comparative pathological study.


Canine coccidiodomycosis in Arizona.

Canine coccidiodomycosis in Arizona.


The preparation and uses of antiglobulin reagents with special reference to complement-fixing blood group antibodies.


Studies on radioiodinated 4-iodoantipyrine.


Effect of local x-irradiation on growth capacity of mouse kidney.


Signals, signs, and symbols.

Signals, signs, and symbols.


Distribution of serum lipids in tuberculous patients and its relation to clinical coronary heart disease.


Determinants of health beliefs and behavior. II. Sociological determinants.


Colorimetric investigation of the uptake of an intravenously injected protein (horseradish peroxidase) by rat kidney and effects of competition by egg white. After intravenous injection of horseradish peroxidase into rats, the foreign protein appeared in the kidney first in the small phagosomes and its concentration there decreased quickly; it then was concentrated and "stored" for several days in the large phagosomes. After injection of 10 mg of peroxidase per 100 gm of body weight, the concentration of peroxidase in blood and urine decreased exponentially during the first 6 hours; small amounts of peroxidase were excreted in the urine for several days. When 0.05 to 1.0 mg of peroxidase per 100 gm were administered, most of the peroxidase was taken up by the liver and little by the kidney, and a portion was excreted in the urine even at the lowest dose. At doses above 1.5 mg per 100 gm, the liver cells were saturated, and large reabsorption droplets appeared in the tubule cells of the kidney. With further dosage increase, the concentration of peroxidase in the phagosomes of the kidney increased rapidly until saturation was reached at doses of 13 mg per 100 gm. After intraperitoneal injection of egg white 18 hours prior to the administration of peroxidase, the concentration of peroxidase in all kidney fractions was only 10 to 25 per cent of the values for the untreated animals, the disappearance of peroxidase from the blood was delayed, and 81 percent more peroxidase was excreted in the urine. The treatment with egg white had no effect on the uptake of peroxidase by the liver. The ability of kidney tissue to degrade and adsorb peroxidase in vitro was tested.


Electrocoagulation of malignant tumors.

Electrocoagulation of malignant tumors.


Cytochemical investigation of phagosomes and related structures in cryostat sections of the kidney and liver of rats after intravenous administration of horseradish peroxidase.


Differential destruction of the transforming activity of damaged deoxyribonucleic acid by a bacterial enzyme.