Experimental diseases produced by beta-hemolytic streptococci in rabbits and their equivalents in human pathology.


Cutaneous allergy and vascular reactions in experimental streptococcal infections.


The effect of visible radiation on the functional life-span of mammalian and avian spermatozoa.


In vitro measurements of oxygen consumption of human heart muscle.


Bentonite, latex, and cholesterol flocculation tests for the diagnosis of trichinosis.


Driving and medical fitness.

Driving and medical fitness.


The driver and pedestrian.

The driver and pedestrian.


Advancing frontiers in industrial health.


Intravenous, intramuscular and peroral aldosterone administration, urinary recovery and effect on sodium and potassium excretion.


The participation of bone in the sodium and potassium metabolism of the rat. II. The effect of variation of electrolyte intake, acidosis and alkalosis.


Clinical and pathological studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


The participation of bone in the sodium and potassium metabolism of the rat. III. The effect of adrenalectomy, cortisone, desoxycorticosterone and 2-methyl-9-alpha-fluorohydrocortisone.


Antibiotics in chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis.


Sudanophil leucodystrophy in a pachygyric brain.


Level of aspiration and social desirability in chronic schizophrenics.


Relative importance of test item content.


Toward an adequate taxonomy of personality attributes: replicated factors structure in peer nomination personality ratings.


Disappearing carpal bones.

Disappearing carpal bones.


Mucus on conjunctiva and cornea.

Mucus on conjunctiva and cornea.


Vital staining of cornea and conjunctiva.


Distribution of folic acid derivatives in natural material. I. Chicken liver folates.


Studies on the folate compounds of human blood.


Hemagglutination by measles virus. III. Identification of two different hemagglutinins.


Hemagglutination by measles virus. II. Properties of the hemagglutinin and of the receptors on the erythrocytes.


Hemagglutination by measles virus. I. The production of hemagglutinin in tissue culture and the influence of different conditions on the hemagglutinating system.


Hemagglutination by measles virus. 4. A simple procedure for production of high potency antigen for hemagglutination-inhibition (HI) tests.


Problems of early diagnosis in bronchogenic carcinoma.


Classification problems in cancer of the larynx.


Problems in classification and staging of cancer of the larynx.


Cancer of the larynx.

Cancer of the larynx.


Medico-legal hazards in ear, nose and throat surgery.


Relaxation of a muscle model.

Relaxation of a muscle model.


Berylliosis: report of two cases, with special reference to the patch test.


Papillary lesions of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses. II. Inverting papillomas. A study of 29 cases.


Papillary lesions of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses. I. Exophytic (squamous) papillomas. A study of 28 cases.


Persistence of maternal anti-Rh (anti-D) in an Rh-positive infant.


The presence and distribution of mast cells in the human gastrointestinal tract at autopsy.


Cancer of the larynx. V. Treatment.

Cancer of the larynx. V. Treatment.


A plan for concerted attack on the Staphylococcus.


A substitute for glass coverslips.

A substitute for glass coverslips.


Let's take the fuss out of pap.

Let's take the fuss out of pap.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism and pseudohypoparathyroidism.


The value of hepatic function tests in detecting the blood carrier of viral hepatitis.


Promethazine and drug-induced jaundice.

Promethazine and drug-induced jaundice.


Studies of calcification in a marine telost.


The chromosomes in the human cancer cell tissue culture line H. Ep.2.


Isolated fracture of the orbital floor.

Isolated fracture of the orbital floor.


Successive acquisitions and extinctions of an instrumental response.


The fine structure of the myofibers in the heart of the snail Helix aspersa.


Brachial-basilar insufficiency syndrome.


Present status of hepatic function tests in the detection of carriers of viral hepatitis.


Factors concerned with postoperative emesis and its prevention with thiethylperazine.


Methaemalbumin in the differential diagnosis of acute haemorrhagic and oedematous pancreatitis.


The nature of plant cell surfaces.

The nature of plant cell surfaces.


Neurological aspects of hazards of the road.


In vitro conversion of Histoplasma capsulatum. Northey, W. T. (Arizona State University, Tempe) and L. D. Brooks. In vitro conversion of Histoplasma capsulatum. J. Bacteriol. 84:577-580. 1962.-The in vitro fungus-yeast conversion of the diphasic fungus, Histoplasma capsulatum, has been accomplished using enzymatic digests of casein. Of these casein digests, the most rapid and complete conversion was found when Ferm-Amine Types I, II, and III were used. Technical grades of these products were found to stimulate conversion to a greater extent than the reagent grades. The use of these media as research and diagnostic aids is suggested.


Studies on Coccidioides immitis. I. A simple medium for in vitro spherulation. Northey, W. T. (Arizona State University, Tempe) and L. D. Brooks. Studies on Coccidioides immitis. I. A simple medium for in vitro spherulation. J. Bacteriol. 84:742-746. 1962.-A simple medium is suggested which markedly enhances the in vitro conversion of the dimorphic fungus Coccidioides immitis. The principal component of this medium is Edamine, an enzymatic digest of lactalbumin. The arthrospore-spherule conversion was accomplished in as little as 12 hr when this medium was used. Maturation of the spherules with subsequent release of endospores was completed within 72 hr. The value of various supplements to the basal Edamine medium was investigated.


The scope of surgery in the relief of mental disorder.


The cerebro-spinal fluid.

The cerebro-spinal fluid.


The action of anti-inflammatory drugs on the permeability of mesenteric mesothelium to plasma protein.


The permeability to plasma proteins of the peritoneal blood vessels of the mouse, and the effect of substances that alter permeability.


Infectious macromolecules.

Infectious macromolecules.


Calcific pulmonic stenosis.

Calcific pulmonic stenosis.


A challenge to surgeons entering practice.


Adrenal cyst. Report of a case.

Adrenal cyst. Report of a case.


Preoperative appraisal of the surgical patient.


Psychiatric services in general hospitals: a family-oriented redefinition.


New galactolipids of brain: a monoalkyl-monoacyl-glyceryl galactoside and cerebroside fatty acid esters.


Purification and properties of the aspartyl ribonucleic acid synthetase of Lactobacillus arabinosus.


Fibrinolysis with pemphigus vulgaris. A case report.


Therapeutic removal of plutonium in humans.


Experimental use of an electronically controlled prosthesis as an auxiliary left ventricle.


An experimental artificial liver utilizing extracorporeal metabolism with sliced or granulated canine liver.


Experimental focal block in the sheep and the dog. An electrocardiographic and histological study.


The role of birds in a natural focus of tick-borne encephalitis. IV. Experimental infection of pheasants (phasianus colchicus) with tick-borne encephalitis virus.


Giant cell (temporal) arteritis.

Giant cell (temporal) arteritis.


Experimental renal insufficiency in dogs.


The protective action of mannitol in renal artery occlusion.


Genetic control of lymphopoiesis, plasma cell formation, and antibody production.


Elaboration of antibodies by single cells.


Equine haemophilia: report of a case and its response to multiple infusions of heterospecific AHG.


Bromsulphalein retention and jaundice due to unconjugated bilirubin following treatment with male fern extract.


Anaesthetic record card.

Anaesthetic record card.


Studies on the transmission and excretion of the lactic dehydrogenase agent. The lactic dehydrogenase agent (LDH agent) was found in the urine, feces, and saliva of mice within 24 hours after inoculation. The titer of virus in these materials appears to be directly related to the titer in the plasma. Infection by the oral route occurred only when a high concentration of virus was used. Animals infected prior to mating rarely transmitted the LDH agent to their progeny. However, 91.2 per cent of the progeny of mothers infected during gestation and 51.5 per cent of the progeny of mothers infected within 48 hours after giving birth became infected with the LDH agent. Evidence is discussed which suggests that the transmission of the LDH agent from the infected mother to her offspring is related to the titer of the LDH agent in the maternal circulation.


Multiple enzyme changes in the plasma of normal and tumor-bearing mice following infection with the lactic dehydrogenase agent. Within 72 hours after injection of the LDH agent into normal mice, five (LDH, ICDH, MDH, PHI, and GOT) out of the seven plasma enzymes studied were elevated. This elevation persisted for the duration of the experiment. Alkaline phosphatase and aldolase were not elevated. Plasma from mice bearing tumor SS-70429 and infected with the LDH agent showed 7 times more LDH, 8 times more ICDH, and 4 times more MDH activity than the plasma from mice with the same tumor but uninfected. The plasma aldolase activity from the infected tumor-bearing animal was approximately the same as that from the uninfected tumor-bearing animal. Somewhat similar results, but lower in magnitude, were found with mice bearing mammary carcinoma C(3)HBA. The early rise in plasma enzyme activity (LDH, MDH, ICDH) prior to the actual appearance of the tumor was shown to be due not to the tumor, but to the LDH agent. Uninfected tumor-bearing mice showed a late increase in plasma enzyme activity which appeared to be related to tumor growth. The findings reported above suggest that contamination with the LDH agent may have been responsible for much of the increased plasma enzyme activity previously attributed to the tumor.


Studies on the multiplication and the properties of the lactic dehydrogenase agent. The procedure used to determine the infective titer of the LDH agent, the reproducibility of this assay, and the relationship between virus dose and plasma enzyme activity were described. Multiplication of the LDH agent began within 6 hours after infection and reached 10(10.8) ID(50)/ml of plasma within 24 hours. The titer rapidly decreased over the next 72 hours but viremia persisted for at least 16 months with titers as high as 10(5.2) ID(50)/ml. The appearance of the LDH agent in the circulation preceded the first noticeable rise in plasma LDH activity by close to 24 hours. After 10 months, when the plasma titer of the LDH agent had decreased nearly one millionfold, the plasma enzyme LDH had decreased by less than 50 per cent. The LDH agent is inactivated by ether but withstands lyophilization, and freezing and thawing. It is stable at low temperatures. Ultracentrifugation at 105,000 G for 2 hours leaves less than 0.1 per cent of the LDH agent in the supernatant fluid and filtration through gradocol membranes suggesst that the upper size of the LDH agent is about 55 mmicro. Spread of the LDH agent from infected to uninfected mice kept in the same cage and transmission from mothers (infected prior to mating) to their offspring was relatively low.


Regional blocking of nerves of the lower extremity for total anesthesia of the foot.


Postpartum phlegmasia cerulea dolens

Postpartum phlegmasia cerulea dolens


Nursing research is every nurse's business.


Evaluation of mathematically equivalent tracking systems.


Hepatic and cardiac necrosis in a patient with prostatic carcinoma given 6-aminocaproic acid. The pathological findings in a case of prostatic carcinoma with fibrinolysin, treated with epsilon-aminocaproic acid, included hepatic and cardiac necrosis. The possibility is discussed that the latter lesions may be a complication of epsilon-aminocaproic acid therapy or produced by the proteolytic action of the fibrinolysin.


Adsorption of human and bovine thrombin.


Free amino-compounds in blood platelets.


Anticoagulant treatment.

Anticoagulant treatment.


The action of serum on plasma thromboplastin.


Hypothermia and blood coagulation.

Hypothermia and blood coagulation.


Phentolamine-resistant pheochromocytoma treated with sodium nitroprusside.


Disease of F1 hybrids after administration of parental lymphoid cells.


Why a physiatrist?

Why a physiatrist?


Rhodotorula slooffi n. sp.

Rhodotorula slooffi n. sp.


Granular cell myoblastoma of the vulva.

Granular cell myoblastoma of the vulva.


Controlling influenza.

Controlling influenza.


Technique for sampling of human adipose tissue.


Competition between bilirubin and non-esterified fatty acids for binding to albumin.


Responses of cultured melanophores to the synthetic hormones alpha-MSH, melatonin, and epinephrine.


The pH as controlling factor of shape and function of mitochondria.


The meaning of history in psychiatry and psychoanalysis.


The principle of "working through" in psychoanalysis.


Electron microscopic study of the ATPase activity of the BAI strain A (myeloblastosis) avian tumor virus. Thymus glands of chicks with leukemia induced by BAI strain A (myeloblastosis) virus were fixed in cold 4 per cent formaldehyde-sucrose. Frozen sections were incubated in the ATPase medium of Wachstein and Meisel and studied by light microscopy and electron microscopy. The ATPase activity of the virus is localized to the outermost membrane of the virus. The membrane of the blast-like cells of the thymus cortex from which the virus emerges, by budding, also possesses such activity. It appears likely that the outermost membrane of the virus is derived from the plasma membrane of these cells.


A microsomal nucleoside diphosphatase.

A microsomal nucleoside diphosphatase.


Cytolysomes and mitochondrial degeneration.


Pathological changes in cytoplasmic organelles.


Change in water-soluble muscle proteins after removal of a hemostatic tourniquet


Transamination and beta-decarboxylation of aspartate catalyzed by the same pyridoxal phosphate-enzyme.


Potassium and caffeine induced increase of oxygen consumption in frog muscle and its inhibition by drugs.


The isolation of 6beta-hydroxycorticosterone and its 11-dehydro derivative from the adrenal gland, adrenal adenoma, and urine of a patient with primary hyperaldosteronism.


Chromosome studies in human leukemia. IV. Myeloproliferative syndrome and other atypical myeloid disorders.


Reduced incidence of persistent chromosome aberrations in mice irradiated at low dose-rate.


Reduced incidence of persistent chromosome aberrations in mice irradiated at low dose rates. A marked difference was observed between the effectiveness of high and low dose rates of ionizing radiation in producing persistent chromosome aberrations in the marrow cells of mice. Clones of cells with chromosome abnormalities were present in the marrow of all the mice previously exposed to single or fractionated doses of x-rays given at a rate of 30 rad/min. The frequency of chromosome aberrations in these mice varied from 14 to 72 percent of the cells exdmined. By contrast, none of the mice exposed to continuous gamma radiation at a low dose rate (1.45 rad/hour) showed definite clones of abnormal marrow cells, and the frequency of persistent chromosome aberrations varied from zero to 8 percent in this group.


Chromosomes of primary granulocytic leukemia (chloroleukemia) in the rat.


Hydrolysis of neostigmine by plasma cholinesterase. Incubation of neostigmine with normal human plasma in vitro results in the formation of two quaternary nitrogen compounds, one of which has been identified as m-hydroxyphenyltrimethylammonium. This hydrolysis is prevented by prior addition of dyflos to plasma in concentrations sufficient to inhibit plasma cholinesterase activity. The significance of these findings is discussed in relation to the occurrence of the same metabolic products in the urine of patients with myasthenia gravis treated with oral neostigmine. No equivalent findings are available for normal subjects since it was not considered justifiable to treat them with neostigmine.


The value of radiological examination and difficulties in the diagnosis of an aneurysm of the pulmonary artery.


Adrenalectomy in Raynaud's disease.

Adrenalectomy in Raynaud's disease.


Endotoxoid preparations.

Endotoxoid preparations.


Relation of structure to function in bacterial O antigens. II. Fractionation of lipids present in Boivin-type endotoxin of Serratia marcescens. Nowotny, Alois (City of Hope Medical Center, Duarte, Calif.). Relation of structure to function in bacterial O antigens. II. Fractionation of lipids present in Boivin-type endotoxin of Serratia marcescens. J. Bacteriol. 85:427-435, 1963.-Methods for liberation of lipids from their endotoxic O antigen were investigated. In the case of endotoxin isolated from a chromogenic Serratia marcescens, best results were obtained with diluted formic acid. The crude lipid mixture consisted of at least 16 different components, which were analyzed by paper chromatography. Good separation was achieved by silicic acid-impregnated paper. Lipids were stained with metachromatic o-toluidine blue. Solubility of the crude lipid mixture was studied in different organic solvents. Preparative fractionation was developed utilizing various organic solvents on the basis of solubility differences of the lipid components. Pure fractions were obtained by silicic acid column chromatography. Since none of the lipid liberation methods so far developed can produce undegraded lipids free from split products and remnants of cell-wall polysaccharides, their usefulness is limited in comparing the chemical structure of the liberated lipid with that of the lipid intact in the cell wall. The liberation procedures cause changes within the lipid structure itself, which in turn would alter whatever potential ability it might have to elicit certain biological reactions.


Relation of structure to function in bacterial O antigens. I. Isolation methods. Nowotny, Anna M. (City of Hope Medical Center, Duarte, Calif.), Scott Thomas, Olga S. Duron, and Alois Nowotny. Relation of structure to function in bacterial O antigens. I. Isolation methods. J. Bacteriol. 85:418-426. 1963.-Six isolation methods, four previously described and two reported herein, were compared for the extraction of endotoxic O antigens from three different enterobacteria: Serratia marcescens Bizio, Salmonella typhosa O901, and Escherichia coli K-12 lambda. Large variations were observed in the toxin yield, in the serologically reactive material yield, and in the nucleic acid-releasing abilities of the six methods when applied to the different bacterial strains. Chemical analyses of the toxic O antigens included quantitative determination of the amino acids, long- and short-chain carboxylic acids, and carbohydrates. Comparisons of the nucleic acid content were also made. Although the chemical composition of the preparations was quite different, no correlation could be found between the percentage of the above components and the lethal toxicity or the serological reactivity. It was concluded that the structural elements or properties responsible for these biological activities cannot be detected by gross chemical analyses.


Endometrial development and fertility.

Endometrial development and fertility.


Further studies on the structure of vaccinia virus.


Crystallization and some properties of metapyrocatechase.


Reaction of eye tissues to heterologous antiglomerular antibodies.


Stress-strain relationship in skeletal muscle.


Retroperitoneal and presacral neurofibroma. A case report.


Influence of dietary Ca and P levels on the Mg requirement of the chick.


Rate of adrenal cortisol production in response to maximal stimulation with ACTH.


Size of blood pressure cuff for Japanese adults.


The effect of longterm administration of pyrogallol on the metabolism of catecholamines.


Training programs in family practice.

Training programs in family practice.


Artificially induced parasystole in man due to surgically implanted myocardial pacemaker.


Ultrastructural variations of the jejunum in the mal-absorption syndrome.


A new heart pump for long-term circulatory support.


A new artificial heart pump controlled by a fluid amplification system. A preliminary report.


Experimental coronary arteriovenous fistula as a stimulus for increasing intercoronary collaterals.


Hemolysis studies on three types of artificial heart pump valves.


The measurement of gaseous exchange during nitrous oxide anaesthesia.


Hypoxaemia after general anaesthesia.

Hypoxaemia after general anaesthesia.


Measurement of blood oxygen tension: handling of samples.


Indirect determination of the ideal alveolar oxygen tension during and after nitrous oxide anaesthesia.


Correlates of semantic habits.

Correlates of semantic habits.


Psychological implications of word usage. We do not mean to imply that research on individual differences in word usage is easy or that investigations typically meet with success. Many studies have failed, either because no reliable categories of words were found or, if such categories were found, because no significant correlations were obtained with other forms of behavior. Only the naïve would expect to find more than rather small correlations between individual differences in learning, perception, and social behavior and differences in word usage. Human behavior is so complexly determined that it is illogical to expect various kinds of individual differences to correlate highly. In order to document such small correlations it is necessary to work with relatively large samples of subjects. Usually 300 subjects or more are required for a study.


Left pulmonary amebic abscess. Report of two cases.


Evaluation of thyroid function using I-131-tagged triidothyronine red cell uptake (T3 uptake).


Fatigue, impairment, and psychomotor learning.


A mitotically unstable supernumerary chromosome with an accumulation mechanism in a grasshopper.


The idiot savant.

The idiot savant.


Atrial fibrillation and peppermint eating. Report of a case.


Vertebral artery compression due to recurrent subluxation of a cervical vertebra.


Effect of antimetabolites on epidermal structures.


A student learned to understand her own emotions.


A standardization system that cuts corners in coding.


A new psychotherapeutic-anticholinergic combination for gastrointestinal disorders.


Phosphatides in myelin sheaths and repartition of sphingomyelin in the brain.


Intravenous nialamide in the treatment of depressed female patients.


Benzquinamide in the treatment of the psychotic patient.


Intravenous administration of Indoklon 10 per cent solution.


Dental office design and layout.

Dental office design and layout.


Cross reaction studies in a protein-antiprotein system. The immunochemical relationship between two isolated components of digested human fibrinogen with bovine fibrinogen.


Renograms using radioactive material.

Renograms using radioactive material.


Influence of tumor fractions on incidence of spontaneous mammary tumors in C3H/HeJ mice.


Failure of transient progesterone deprivation to induce ova implantation in ovariectomized rats.


The treatment of chronic psychoses with dipiperon-R 3345.


General practitioners and general practice residencies.


An experimental study of the previable human foetus.


Diphyllobothrium latum and human nutrition, with particular reference to vitamin B12 deficiency.


Sites of termination of corticospinal fibers in the cat. An experimental study with silver impregnation methods.


Dynamic continuous roentgen fluorodensitometry.


A new system for thin-layer chromatography.


Symposium on 'Reinterpretations of the Scheber case: Freud's theory of paranoia'. IV. Schreber, parricide, and paranoid-masochism.


The paranoid-masochistic character.

The paranoid-masochistic character.


Experimental studies: thrombolytic activity and related pheneomena.


Qualitative studies of the urinary gonadotropin excretion of twenty patients in remission from choriocarcinoma and related trophoblastic diseases.


A method for the detection of RNA-DNA complexes.


Phospholipase C-producing bacteria and food poisoning. An experimental study on Clostridium perfringens and Bacillus cereus.


Complications of meningitis.

Complications of meningitis.


Effects of nitrogen mustards on the incorporation of amino acids into the proteins of tumors and other tissues; the mustard derivative of serine.


Idiopathic hyperglycinuria. III. Report of a second case.


Elbow flexor plasty in tendon transposition. (An analysis of the functional result in 26 patients).


Electron microscopy of transfilter neural induction.


The evolution of surgery for duodenal ulcer during the mid-twentieth century.


Postpartum uteroadnexal tuberculosis.

Postpartum uteroadnexal tuberculosis.


A comparative clinical study of the vacuum extractor and forceps. I. Preliminary observations.


Lower leg phlebography by an improved technique.


"Thinner" addiction in children and adolescents.


A system for illumination of the middle ear through the eustachian tube in tympanoscopy and labyrinthoscopy. (Preliminary communication).


Letter to the editor. The significance of parabasal cells in the vaginal smear in prolonged pregnancy.


Crystal growth in rat enamel.

Crystal growth in rat enamel. Observations have been made, using electron microscopy and x-ray diffraction, on the changes in crystal size and shape which occur in developing rodent enamel during mineralization. Small enamel pieces isolated from ground sections of rat molars and incisors were either embedded in methacrylate and sectioned with a diamond knife for electron microscopy, or they were mounted intact on glass fibers in a Debye-Sherrer type powder camera for x-ray diffraction. By either approach it was found that the apatite crystals were very long in the c axis direction from the beginning of enamel mineralization. Morphologically, the early crystals took the shape of extremely thin, long plates arranged in such a manner that there seemed to be little room for any further length-wise growth. It was demonstrated clearly, on the other hand, that the crystals increased in both thickness and width with advancing mineralization. As a result, the thin crystal plates gradually developed into hexagonal rods, which in the most mature enamel examined measured 500 to 600 A in width and 250 to 300 A in thickness.


IIeostomy--its effect upon the microvascular pattern and the morphology of the intestinal villi in the ileum of the rat.


The distribution of adenosine triphosphate in subcellular fractions of brain tissue.


Recurrent blood folic acid dependent magaloblastic anemia. A case report.


Biochemical effects of thalidomide: a preliminary report.


The vascular pattern of the isolated colon. A microangiographic study in the rat.


Chemotherapy in malignant gynaecologic tumours.


The radiation-induced addition of tritium to unsaturated system.


The effect of low radiation doses on spermatogonia and oocytes of the mouse.


A new method of diagnosis of carcinoma of the large bowel.


Diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism in patients presenting with urinary calculi.


Congenital absence of a pulmonary artery. Report of a case, with special reference to the bronchial circulation and review of the literature.


Some regulatory mechanisms of the human pulmonary vascular bed.


Bacterial elastases.

Bacterial elastases.


Dating skeletal material.

Dating skeletal material. A nitrogen test has become ancillary to radiocarbon dating.


Conversion of phenylalanine to phenethylamine in patients with phenylketonuria.


Adventures in hypoglycaemia.

Adventures in hypoglycaemia.


Some aspects on legal guardianship for the adult mentally retarded.


Preparation of tritium-labeled paromycin (humatin) by fermentation in a medium containing tritiated water.


The endometrial biopsy in office practice.


Spectrophotometric assay of ascorbic acid oxidase.


Oral therapy of diabetes mellitus.

Oral therapy of diabetes mellitus.


Unilateral hyperplasia of the mandibular condylar process. A histological, microradiographic, and autoradiographic examination of one case.


An attitude scale to determine adjustment in institutions for the aged.


Effect of chlordiazepoxide on thyroid function.


Sympathicoblastoma of the anterior mediastinum. Report of a case.


Cytomegalic inclusion disease.

Cytomegalic inclusion disease.


Medulloblastomas with distant metastases.


Craniostenosis.

Craniostenosis.


Treatment of cold urticaria with penicillin.


Psychocutaneous medicine: present status and trends of inquiry.


Dermoepidermal interface. Pictorial demonstration of significant changes in skin disease.


Training in food service in nursing homes. I. Tools for evaluation.


Training in food service in nursing homes. III. Observations on management of twelve units.


Training in food service in nursing homes. II. Changes in nutritive content and acceptability of food served.


Recording the history of rehabilitation.


Experimental investigation of factors causing resorption of deciduous teeth.


The President's message: a challenge and an invitation.


Some physiopathological aspects related to subcortical therapeutical lesions.


Skin resistance levels and galvanic skin response: unilateral differences. On five subjects, skin resistance levels and galvanic skin response were recorded unilaterally and simultaneously from each side of the body for between 24 and 36 days. Reliable differences in skin resistance were found in three subjects and in galvanic skin response in two subjects. The magnitude of the skin resistance difference was significantly reduced in four subjects during stimulation.


Olfactory bulb response to antidromic olfactory tract stimulation in the rabbit.


Mycetomas caused by Nocardia brasiliensis; with a note on the isolation of the causative organism from soil.


Cataloging medical books in depth.

Cataloging medical books in depth.


Mescaline convulsive spikes triggered by direct cortical stimulation.


Management of occlusive vascular disease in the diabetic.


Treatment of metastatic pulmonary malignant lesions.


Research and medical education.

Research and medical education.


Phlegmasia cerulea dolens after aorto-iliac operations.


Calcification of the gallbladder ("porcelain gallbladder").


Ideals and responsibilities of the radiologist.


Phosphorylated glycolytic intermediates in liver and blood cells in members of a family with glycogenosis type I.


Synthetic polynucleotides and the genetic code.


Surgery in patients with leukemia and lymphoma.


Vascular anomalies of the extremity associated with abnormal growth.


Inheritance of susceptibility to Friend mouse leukemia virus.


Combined effect of carcinogens with different actions. I. Development of liver cancer in the rat by the feeding of 4-dimethylaminostilbene following initial feeding of 4-dimethyiaminoazobenzene.


Combine effect of carcinogens with different actions. II. Effect of pretreatment of painting with 20-methylcholanthrene or feeding of 4-dimethylaminostilbene upon carcinogenesis of 4-dimethylaminoazobenzene in the rat.


Combined effect of carcinogens with different actions. III. Development of skin cancer in the rat by feeding 4-dimethylaminostilbene following initial painting of 20-methylcholanthrene.


Comparative studies on the transplantability of liver cancers induced in rats fed with 3'-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene for 3-6 months.


More maternity beds by quicker building methods.


Psychiatric epidemiology.

Psychiatric epidemiology.


Mental disease in Norwegians with a high-school background.


Administration of albumin in the management of hyperbilirubinemia by exchange transfusions.


Right pulmonary artery arising from ascending aorta.


Increased thyroid function without clinical hyperthyroidism in patients with choriocarcinoma.


In vitro influence of central nervous system tissues on thyrotropin secretion.


Effect of thalamic surgery on endocrine function.


Undulations of macromolecules in cervical mucus.


Direct vertical starch gel electrophoresis of cod muscle tissue.


Emphysema studied by fluorodensimetry and microradiography.


A report on the Luo culture and health.

A report on the Luo culture and health.


Biochemical aspects of ageing processes in the central nervous system.


On steroid conjugates in plasma. VIII. Extraction of 17-ketosteroid conjugates.


Estimation of glucuronosides by paper chromatography.


On steroid conjugates in plasma. V. Studies on the binding of 17-ketosteroid conjugates to specific plasma proteins


Quantitative analysis of inorganic substances in the body. A method using x rays of different qualities.


Malignant lymphoma involving the jaw in African children: treatment with Methotrexate.


Malignant lymphoma involving the jaw in African children: treatment with 2-chloro-4',4'-di-2-imidazolin-2-ylterephthalanilide dihydrochloride.


Malignant lymphoma involving the jaw in African children: treatment with alkylating agents and actinomycin D.


Problems of continuous chemotherapy by arterial catheters.


Chlorprothixene in the management of problem children.


Regional variations in the frequency of Bantu oesophageal cancer cases admited to hospitals in South Africa.


Clinical studies of sequential dreams. I. A patient in psychotherapy.


The detection of dreaming in a congenitally blind subject.


Research and the young psychiatrist.

Research and the young psychiatrist.


Blue shield in retrospect.

Blue shield in retrospect.


The presence in mammalian liver and blood of substances which inhibit the mitotic activity of human cells grown in vitro.


The ionization of vitamin B12 factor B.

The ionization of vitamin B12 factor B.


Lymphocytic leukemia--man and animal.

Lymphocytic leukemia--man and animal.


Studies on kynurenine transaminase. I. Purification and some properties.


On the causes of diurnal body temperature rhythm in man, with reference to observations during voyage.


Kynurenine-transaminase, kynureninase and the increase of xanthurenic acid excretion.


Studies on the protein synthesis in poisoning. III. Labeling of pH-5 enzyme with C14-glycine and the inhibition by para chloromercuribenzoate.


Pyridazines. I. 3-methylpyridazine N-oxides.


Pyridazines. II. 4-methylpyridazine N-oxides.


Studies on poisoning. IV. Toluene concentration in air and urinary hippuric acid measured by paperchromatography and mass screening examination method.


Metabolic changes in deep perfusion hypothermia for cardiac surgery.


A new method of outlet pelvimetry.

A new method of outlet pelvimetry.


Process of lung expansion. Autopsy findings of the lung of premature and mature newborn infants and of mammals.


Amino acid-activating enzymes of the heart muscle.


Quantitative determination of protein of the heart muscle.


Demonstration of acid phosphatase activity in the normal rat jejunum by means of electron microscopy.


Midbrain reticular influences upon single neurons in lateral geniculate nucleus. The effect of electrical stimulation of the midbrain reticular formation upon patterns of discharge of single lateral geniculate neurons was studied. Data were processed by means of a 256-channel scaler analyzer. The rate of spontaneous discharge of geniculate neurons was raised by electrical stimulation of the reticular formation and their ability to respond to intermittent light was enhanced.


Epidemiological investigation on the phage type of Shigella flexnerl 3a using the phages isolated from Escherichia coli.


Sublingual ergotamine tablets.

Sublingual ergotamine tablets.


A preliminary report on the use of "Teflon" in the repair of certain lid deformities.


Controlled studies of a new agent in vascular headache.


Ten years after pneumonectomy for carcinoma.


Volume flow in a series-membrane system.


On the aetiology of otosclerosis.

On the aetiology of otosclerosis.


Non-specific resistance of the organism against environmental insults; with special reference to the reticuloendothelial system and properdin system.


Coronary sclerosis and anticoagulant.

Coronary sclerosis and anticoagulant.


3-Hydroxyproline, a new amino acid of collagen.


Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis in adults. Report of case and review of literature.


Recent trends in gonorrhea. 1. On penicillin therapy


On uncertainties inherent in the determination of the efficiency of collision between virus particles and cells.


Molecular weight of enzymes.

Molecular weight of enzymes.


Some thermodynamic relationships in ternary systems, with special reference to the properties of systems containing hyaluronic acid and protein.


Effect of alimentary lipaemia on plasma fibrinolytic activity.


Cancer of the hypopharynx and larynx.

Cancer of the hypopharynx and larynx.


Some observations on experimental laryngeal substitution in laryngectomized dogs.


High resolution electron microscopy on the surface structure of Escherichia coli.


Electron microscopic study of membranes and periodic structures applying the throughfocusing method.


A polarographic study on the effects of ultraviolet light on scales, epidermis, dermis and serum.


Studies on the action of the protoheme moiety of L (plus)-lactate dehydrogenase.


Hemodynamics of cardiac arrythmias.

Hemodynamics of cardiac arrythmias.


The use of shadow-casting technique for measurement of the width of elongated particles. A method is described for the estimation of the true width of fibrillar or rod-like structures from electron micrographs of metal-shadowed preparations. The method is based on variations in the image width as a function of the angle (beta) between the long axis of the fibril and the direction of the shadow in the plane of the preparation. The image width when beta = 0 degrees practically represents the real width of the elongated particle but is often indistinguishable from the background. The fibril image width is conveniently measured at beta values between 15 degrees and 90 degrees . The true width is obtained by plotting the image width versus sin beta and extrapolating to beta = 0 degrees . Latex spheres are sprayed with the fibrils or rods to indicate the direction of shadow. Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) was used as a model structure because of its known constant diameter of 150 A (5). The width (in the case of TMV equal to the diameter) found by the present method was 150 A +/- 8 A.


Survey of the 1962 literature on eye surgery and instruments


Lipid metabolism in hepatic injury. I. Separation of lipids by means of silicic acid column chromatography.


Lipid metabolism in hepatic injury. 3. Effect of orotic acid on serum and liver lipid levels in rats with subacute hepatic injury induced by the repeated injections of carbon tetrachloride.


Lipid metabolism in hepatic injury. 5. Serum lipid levels in patients with liver diseases.


The absorption of iron from the human large intestine.


Spectral properties of the phycobilins. I. Phycocyanobilin.


Electron microscope observation on the Descemet's membrane formation of the developing chick embryo.


Blood flow through the parotid gland of the cat.


Secretion of saliva in the rabbit after postganglionic parasympathetic denervation.


Observations on the isolated vas deferens. Experiments on the isolated vas deferens of guinea-pig and rat had unexpected results in several ways. The effect of stimulation of the hypogastric nerve was not abolished, but increased, by parasympathetic blocking agents or by sympathetic blocking agents such as dihydroergotamine and phenoxybenzamine. The sensitization is considered not due to anticholinesterase activity of the drugs. Prolonged contact with a stimulating agent evoked rhythmic contractions. Addition as well as removal of a drug from the bath caused a response. The results of experiments involving chronic denervation, addition of hexamethonium and histological examination tally with the assumption of a distribution of ganglionic cells along the nerve just outside the organ.


Micro-determination of serum or plasma butanol-extractable iodine; a modified extraction procedure.


What is good hospital food?

What is good hospital food?


Dietary patterns and effect on nutrient intake.


Extraction of actin- and myosin-like proteins from erythrocyte membrane.


Oxidative phosphorylation coupled with nitrate respiration with cell free extract of Pseudomonas denitrificans.


Adenosine triphosphatase activity relating to active transport in the cortex of sea urchin eggs.


Adenosine triphosphatase activity of glycerinated muscle fibres in a mechanical field.


Extraction of actin- and myosin-like proteins from liver mitochondria.


Dynamics of the condensed female X chromosome.


Cytological study of an X-autosome translocation in Mus musculus.


Nucleolus-organizing microchromosomes of Gallus domesticus.


Early meiosis of male germ cells in fetal testis of Felis domestica.


Possible germ cell chimeras among newborn dizygotic twin calves (Bos taurus).


D5-Phosphomevalonic acid as the intermediate of the enzymatic synthesis of bacterial phytoene.


A comparative study of human and monkey leukocytes in culture.


Drug sensitivity in urinary tract infections.


The origin of the sex chromatin body.

The origin of the sex chromatin body.


Diagnosis and treatment of NCA.

Diagnosis and treatment of NCA.


Fatty cirrhosis in the rat. V. Regression upon return to normal diet.


Formation in vitro of myoglobin from iron, protoporphyrin, apomyoglobin and iron-chelating enzyme.


Vagotomy as a surgical procedure for relief of pain.


Serum cholesterol with triparanol (Mer/29) administration.


Studies on benzoisogranatanine derivatives. II. Synthesis of 1-phenethyl-2,4-propano-6,7-dimethoxy-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinolines.


Intracellular alpha-amylase in Bacillus subtilis.


Urease test for isoniazid-resistant human tubercle bacilli.


The inactivation of cortisol in experimental diabetic animals.


The influence of steroid hormones on gluconeogenesis in rats with experimental diabetes.


Metabolism of tryptophan in diabetes mellitus.


Systemic effects of large doses of hydrocortisone acetate and prednisolone acetate administered intra-articularly to patients with rheumatoid arthritis.


Appearance of 6-hydroxyskatole sulphate in the urine of patients with internal diseases.


The biomicroscopic observation of the effect of experimental toxic liver injury on the intrahepatic blood circulation.


Mutagenic activity of 4-hydroxyaminoquinoline 1-oxide.


Paper chromatography of quinoline-N-oxide derivatives.


Reduction of 4-nitroquinoline l-oxide by microorganisms.


Excretion of adenosine-3',5'-phosphate in the culture broth of Brevibacterium liquefaciens.


Gene-controlled facilitated diffusion and active transport of alpha-thioethylglucopyranoside in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


A study on the isolation of leukemia virus of AKR mouse by fluorocarbon.


Studies on cell-free transmission of spontaneous and 20-methylcho-lanthrene-induced murine leukemias.


Improved method for obtaining thymineless mutants of Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium.


Cytotoxic effects of maleuric acid and the structurally related compounds on Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.


Antimitotic action of 5-(2'-bromo-acetamido)-uracil on the Ehrlich ascites tumor.


Production of a highly tissuespecific antiserum against a particular sub-fraction separated from kidney microsomes.


Morphological studies of induced pulmonary tumors in mice with special reference to their cytogenesis.


Comparative morphology of the lung with special reference to the alveolar lining cells. II. Lung of the Reptilia.


Comparative morphology of the lung with special reference to the alveolar epithelial cells. I. Lung of the amphibia.


Electron microscopic observation of chronic pulmonary emphysema.


Critical temperature of the ascending and descending functions of pontine and medullar reticular formation in hypothermia.


A revision of the principle in Stutz' and Zimmermann's method for the calculation of the probability of paternity.


Development of a strain of spontaneously hypertensive rats.


Synthesis and turnover of phage messenger RNA in E. coli infected with bacteriophage T4 in the presence of chloromycetin.


Enzymatic studies on the formation of 5-ketogluconic acid by Acetobacter suboxydans. I. Glucose dehydrogenase.


Enzymatic studies on the formation of 5-ketogluconic acid by Acetobacter suboxydans. II. 5-ketogluconate reductase.


Nursing education and television.

Nursing education and television.


Structural correlation of kobusine to pseudokobusine.


The reaction of N-alkoxypy-ridinium derivatives. (6). The reaction of N-methoxy-quinolinium salt with ketones.


Histochemical observation on experimental tumors induced by subcutaneous administration of carcinogenic hydrocarbons.


The transitional phenomenon in contraction of uterine muscle.


Histochemical study of aminopeptidase in tumors of the oral region.


Direct actions of ovarian hormones and the related compounds on the uterine muscle in vitro.


Biochemical studies on the liver catalase depressing factor of toxohormone.


Effect of enzymatic hydrolysis on toxohormone activities.


Studies on the steroidal components of domestic plants. XL. Constituents of Heloniopsis orientalis (Thumb.) C. Tanaka. (3). The structure of heloniogenin.


Sites of virus particles in Chiba sarcoma as observed on an electron microscope.


Cubical anatomy of several duct and vessels by injection method of acrylic resin. XII. Blood supply of the cleft lip, alveolus and palate in a human fetus.


Thymidine diphosphate 4-keto-6-deoxy-d-glucose, an intermediate in thymidine diphosphate L-rhamnose synthesis in Escherichia coli strains.


Modification of complement fixation test for estimation of Rous sarcoma virus antibodies in turkey and chicken serums.


Single proximal tubules of Necturus kidney. VI. Nature of potassium transport.


Single proximal tubules of Necturus kidney. V. Unidirectional sodium movement.


Syphilis serology.

Syphilis serology.


The rapid laboratory diagnosis of streptococcal disease.


Immunological and biological demonstration of antibodies to hog and human thyrotropins.


The nurse in industry. 3. In the chemical industry.


Headache due to systemic disorders: headache in internal medicine, especially in diseases of the nervous system.


Relationship between intracranial and extracranial parts of cephalic circulation.


The law of initial values: some further considerations.


Artificial ventilation by respirator for newborn infants during anaesthesia.


Observations on the depth resolution in ultrasonic examination of the eye.


Ultrasound diagnosis in intraocular melanoma.


Secondary detachment of the retina produced by uveitis.


The echogram in postoperative choroidal detachment.


About selective echography in some eye diseases.


The hypothalamo-hypophysial neurosecretory system of the zebra finch. Taeniopygia castanotis.


An improved method for the estimation of catalase activity and its application to the study of toxohormone.


Spectral response curves of postgeniculate neurons in the cat.


Intestinal absorption of vitamin B12 in liver cirrhosis.


Mucosal adsorption and absorption of vitamin B12 in the intestine of the rat.


Binding of vitamin B12 by intrinsic factor and intestinal absorption.


Biosynthesis of gramicidin and tryocidine in the Dubos strain of Bacillus brevis. I. Experiments with growing cultures. Okuda, Kiyoshi (Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Hawaii, Honolulu), Gordon C. Edwards, and Theodore Winnick. Biosynthesis of gramicidin and tyrocidine in the Dubos strain of Bacillus brevis. I. Experiments with growing cultures. J. Bacteriol. 85:329-338. 1963.-A simple chromatographic method was developed for the isolation of gramicidin and tyrocidine from tyrothricin of Bacillus brevis. A Tryptone-yeast extract-glucose medium containing mineral salts gave the best yields of peptides in a stationary culture of the organism. The incorporation of suitable C(14)-labeled amino acids into gramicidin and tyrocidine was studied Several analogues of tyrocidine amino acids (beta-hydroxyglutamic acid, pipecolic acid, beta-2-thienylalanine, p-fluorophenylalanine, and phenyl glycine) selectively reduced tyrocidine synthesis, when added to the nutrient medium. At the same time, the production of gramicidin was augmented. Growth and protein synthesis were not affected. Two analogues in isotopic form, beta-2-thienylalanine and isoleucine, were shown to give rise to high degrees of labeling in tyrocidine.


Effect of highly purified vitamin B12 binders from human gastric juice on B12 absorption in rats.


Utilization of vitamin B12 by rats with pantothenic acid deficiency.


An outbreak of acute diarrheal disease, presumably of viral origin, among children of a local school.


Isomerization study of cycloheximides and thermal degradation of naravcin-B. Chemical proof to the proposed absolute configuration of cycloheximides.


Tracheobronchopulmonary mycoses caused by opportunistic fungi, with particular reference to aspergillosis.


Chemical properties and enzymatic reduction of neotetrazolium chloride.


Metabolism of hydroxy fatty acids. I. Metabolic conversion of ricinoleic acid by a certain microorganism to 8-D-hydroxy tetradec-cis-5-enoic acid.


Intermediates of the oxidative breakdown of ricinoleic acid by Candida genus.


Effect of glucose on the function and metabolism of the perfused cat brain.


Histopathology of experimental photocoagulation in the dog eye. II. Production of cytoid body lesions.


Chloroquine retinopathy; a report of eight cases with ERG and dark-adaptation findings.


The effects of aggregation, electric shock, and adrenergic blocking drugs on inhibition of the "writhing syndrome".


Distribution of radiozinc in rat plasma.


Orthostatic dysregulation in childhood with special reference to the standing electrocardiogram.


Primary arteritis in children, report of three cases.


Acid mucopolysaccharide from a spleen of primary amyloidosis.


Feline cryptococcosis.

Feline cryptococcosis.


The treatment of dermatoses by the intramuscular injection of a long-acting corticosteroid, triamcinolone acetonide.


Alternate media in the therapy of acne vulgaris.


Further laboratory studies on the Sezary syndrome.


Topical treatment of cutaneous moniliasis with an amphotericin B lotion.


Significnance of vagal release of gastrin during the nervous phase of gastric secretion in dogs.


Intraluminal pressure waves of the stomach in dogs studied by endoradiosondes.


New facilities and equipment for radiation sterilization.


Medicine and criminalistics.

Medicine and criminalistics.


The contributions of John Tyndall to wound infections and putrefaction.


Contact reactivity to carcinogenic polycyclic hydrocarbons.


Leukaemia-inhibiting properties and L-asparaginase activity of sera from certain South American rodents.


Head injuries.

Head injuries.


Auxiliary mechanical hand.

Auxiliary mechanical hand.


Measurement of the mean transit time of cerebral circulation by external detection of an intravenously injected radioisotope.


Pseudo tumor cerebri.

Pseudo tumor cerebri.


Orientation behavior of chick leucocytes in tissue culture and their interactions with fibroblasts.


Parathyroid adenomata presenting with a jaw lesion.


Combined efforts and priorities.

Combined efforts and priorities.


Anaesthetic and operation records. A description of a new type of combined form.


William Stewart HALSTED: legendary figure of American surgery.


The psychophysics of clinical pain.

The psychophysics of clinical pain.


A note on the analysis of repeated measurements of the same subjects.


Self-stimulation experiments.

Self-stimulation experiments.


Hypothalamic substrates of reward.

Hypothalamic substrates of reward.


Approach-avoidance analysis of rat diencephalon.


Approach-escape interactions in rat brain.


Hemangioma of the cheek involving the opening of Stensen's duct treated by injection of a sclerosing solution.


Effect of lecithin on the fibrinolytic system in guinea-pig serum.


Hypokalaemia, hypochloraemia, and baseosis in long-term treatment of oedematous heart failure with benzothiadiazine diuretics. III. Effect of spironolactone.


Comparison of two spironolactone preparations in the longterm treatment of oedematous heart failure.


Stenosis of the vertebral artery with cerebral ischemia: relief by patch graft.


Flash roentgen tubes, a new system for generation of roentgen rays. A survey.


Angiography in occlusive cerebrovascular disease.


The antigenic structure of the polypeptide chains of human gamma-globulin. The antigenic properties of the polypeptide chains of human 7S gamma-globulin have been related to two major non-cross-reacting antigenic determinants of the whole molecule. These determinants, called S and F, were obtained by hydrolysis of gamma-globulin with papain. Antisera against whole gamma-globulin and against S and F fragments were used in techniques of immune diffusion. Light (L) chains of gamma-globulin showed reactions of partial identity with S fragments, and thus are antigenically deficient with respect to these fragments. Antisera directed against F determinants did not react with L chains but did react with heavy (H) polypeptide chain preparations. In addition, the major component of H chain fractions did not appear to contain determinants in common with the S fragments. L chains of a gamma-myeloma protein were shown to be antigenically deficient with respect to the whole myeloma molecule, and antigenically identical with the Bence-Jones protein of the same patient. Correlation of these results with those of previous investigations have led to the conclusions that the S fragment which is known to contain the combining region of antibody molecules, consists in part of L chains or portions of L chains, and that the F fragment, which mediates several other functions of the whole molecule, is composed in part of portions of H chains.


Simplified antistreptococcal deoxyribonuclease assay. Olitzky, Irving (Bio-Science Laboratories, Los Angeles, Calif.), Sam Berkman, and Doris Bass. Simplified antistreptococcal deoxyribonuclease assay. J. Bacteriol. 84:1011-1015. 1962.-A simple antistreptococcal deoxyribonuclease assay has been devised in which dilutions of the patient's serum are reacted with deoxyribonuclease, and residual active enzyme is then detected by the Di Salvo technique using commercially available agar medium containing deoxyribonucleic acid. Use of this test as supplemental to antistreptolysin-O titrations leads to increased positive findings when searching for streptococcal antibodies.


Axel MUNTHE: cosmopolitan, physician, aesthete and philanthropist.


Doctor's role in the Social Disability Vglram.


The spleen in essential thrombopenic purpura.


Some observations on the neurological examination of the infant.


Accidental ingestion of a toxic dose of myleran by a child.


The sepsis rate in skin biopsies.

The sepsis rate in skin biopsies.


The significance of elevated plasma lipids in relation to the prevention of ischaemic heart disease. In this report an attempt is made to assess the value of reducing elevated plasma lipids in the treatment and prevention of ischaemic heart disease. The main relationships between lipids and atheroma formation and between lipids and intravascular thrombosis are outlined, although no general review is undertaken. While there is probably a causal relationship between hypercholesterolaemia and the early development of atheroma, the nature of the association between elevated plasma lipids and ischaemic heart disease is uncertain. Epidemiological studies have indicated that certain environmental factors can be positively correlated with ischaemic heart disease and one of these is the intake of saturated fat. Although there is no entirely satisfactory method for reducing elevated plasma lipids over an indefinite period, a strict diet substituting unsaturated for saturated fats is the best at present available.Certain long-term dietary and hormonal studies of the benefit of reducing elevated plasma lipids in patients with ischaemic heart disease are reviewed. Provisionally, it is concluded that continued reduction of plasma lipids does not improve prognosis once myocardial infarction has occurred. Thus, the next step is a study of the value of reducing elevated plasma lipids in otherwise apparently healthy men. Some of the problems involved in the establishment of such a study are discussed.


Effect of atromid and ethyl chlorophenoxyisobutyrate on anticoagulant requirements.


Fractionation and dose-rate. IV. Theoretical implications of cell survival data in relation to fractionated radiotherapy treatments.


The effect of environmental temperature and 15 percent oxygen on the gaseous metabolism of newborn infants.


Gaseous metabolism in newly born human infants. The effects of environmental temperature and 15 per cent oxygen in the inspired air.


Treatment of the industrial back--a clinical trial of Sinaxar.


The management of congestive heart failure.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia. Report of a case.


Seminar on immunity to parasitic helminths. III. Serological studies on stage specificity in Trichinella spiralis.


Some properties of serum cholinesterase of swine.


Fibrinolysin in the treatment of thrombosed arterial prosthetic grafts. Experimental study.


Decisive thinking in the prevention and treatment of emotional disorders.


Synthesis of methylglyoxalbis-guanylhydrazone-C14.


Studies on natural resistance to Taenia taeniaeformis in mice. II. The effect of cortisone.


Initiation of blood clotting and glass activation followed with a three-stage technique.


Changes in education: their effects on nurse recruitment.


Frontier medicine at Namkham Hospital, Burma.


Care of the patient with cataract. Preand postoperative.


Hemodynamic effects of eledoisin, kallidin II, and bradykinin in unanesthetized dogs.


Symposium on disorders of communication: speech.


Clinical diagnosis and differential diagnosis of losses of hearing.


Clinical evaluation of ipodate: a new oral cholecystographic medium.


Fibrinolysis induced by streptokinase in man. II. Further studies with large doses of streptokinase combined with epsilonaminocaproic acid.


Electron microscope studies on collagen. I. Native collagen fibrils.


Electron microscope studies on collagen. II. Mechanism of linear polymerization of tropocollagen molecules.


Neonatal jauncice in infants born to diabetic mothers.


Soluble collagen in acute inflammation.

Soluble collagen in acute inflammation.


Some effects of apneic underwater diving on blood gases, lactate, and pressure in man.


A factor preventing the growth of malignant cells.


Histochemical localization of acid phosphatase in the human cerebellar cortex.


Sarcoidosis of the skull.

Sarcoidosis of the skull.


The meaning of work and its implications for the ex-mental hospital patient.


An evaluation of the latex flocculation test in the diagnosis of pregnancy.


Polyembryony in unfertilized turkey eggs.


Congenital neuroblastoma.

Congenital neuroblastoma.


A dietary factor influencing lymphoid tumor of the chicken.


Regional education programs in Connecticut.


Prefrontal lobotomy. Improvement and release.


An architect speaks up on hospital construction costs.


Organ disturbution of Toxocara canis larvae in normal mice and in mice previously infected with Toxocara, Ascaris or Trichinella.


Relative controllability of dissimilar cars.


The two-carbon chain in metabolism.

The two-carbon chain in metabolism.


The significance of duodenal deformity in patients with extrahepatic portal obstruction.


The roentgen diagnosis of diverticultis.


An 'active reserve' program for registered nurses.


The elimination from plasma of intravenous heparin. An experimental study on dogs and humans.


The relationship between ciliary rootlets and other cell structures.


Staphylococcal tricuspid endocarditis in heroin addicts.


Immunological relationships between Old and New World varieties of tularaemic bacteria.


The successful growth of a human ependymoma transplanted to a rat.


Clinical experience with staphcillin in the treatment of staphylococcus aureus infections of the skin.


Preliminary investigation of piperacetazine.


Comparison of temporal factors in depressive psychoses treated by EST and antidepressant drugs.


Evaluation of nortriptyline in the treatment of affective disorders (and comparison with other drugs).


Protein-bound iodine in patients receiving perphenazine.


Feeding value of soy milks for premature infants.


The 1311-triolein-fat absorption test in coronary-artery disease.


Serological studies on Haemophilus influenzae and related species. I. Plan. Material.


Serological studies on Haemophilus influenzae and related species. 2. Examination of the type specific antigens of H. influenzae by means of the capsular swelling method.


Head injuries: aspects and problems.

Head injuries: aspects and problems.


Transmissibility of naturally developed sulfonamide resistance in Shigella.


A review of the role of mosquitoes in the transmission of Malayan and bancroftian filariasis in Japan. Malayan filariasis is found in Japan only on the small island of Hachijo-koshima and is transmitted there by Aëdes togoi and probably by Culex pipiens pallens.Bancroftian filariasis is widely distributed in the three main islands, and is of particularly high endemicity in the south. Of the ten mosquito species proved experimentally susceptible to Wuchereria bancrofti, only Aëdes togoi and Culex p. pallens seem to be responsible for transmission of the disease. The former species is of importance only in fishing villages situated on a rocky seashore with many tidal pools or in villages engaged in the processing of dried sardines. Culex p. pallens is domestic in habit, highly anthropophilic and highly susceptible to W. bancrofti infection, and must be considered the most important vector of this disease in Japan.


Effect of dietary cholesterol on its biosynthesis in parabiotic rats.


Fractional solubilization of haemoproteins and partial purification of carbon monoxide-binding cytochrome from liver microsomes.


Changes in the excretion of sodium by saliva after whole-body irradiation in rats.


Effects of diethyl-1, 4-dihydro-2, 4,6-trimethylpyridine-3,5-dicarboxylate on the metabolism of porphyrins and iron.


Terminal oxidation in the regulation of heme biosynthesis. Turnover of the tricarboxylic acid cycle and the rate of succinyl-coenzyme A formation may be important factors in the regulation of heme biosynthesis in liver homogenate. Acting as hydrogen acceptor, acetoacetate appears to have a unique role in influencing these metabolic processes.


The water barrier in human epidermis. Physical and chemical nature.


Experimental surgery on resuscitation and reunion of amputated or nearly amputated leg.


Quantitative estimates of saturation.

Quantitative estimates of saturation.


Recovery of sensibility and sudomotor activity in the hand after nerve suture.


Blood pressure and renal blood flow response to occlusion of visceral arteries.


Response to occlusion of the portal vein. Blood pressure and renal blood flow.


The comparative enzymology and cell origin of rat hepatomas. IV. Pyrimidine metabolism in minimal-deviation tumors.


Metabolic adaptations in rat hepatomas. III. Glucose-phosphate dehydrogenase and pyrimidine reductases.


Comparison of roentgenological findings and pathological changes in silicosis.


The results of a mass campaign against yaws in the Volta Region of Ghana.


Schistosomiasis in the Volta region of Ghana.


Observations on variations in Schistosoma haematobium egg output, and on the relationship between the average egg output of infected persons and the prevalence of infection in a community.


Studies on enzyme-antienzyme system. I. Immunochemical studies on Bacillus subtilis alpha-amylase.


Assessment of drug therapy in Parkinsonism.


The metastasis of bulky lung cancers.

The metastasis of bulky lung cancers.


Some aspects of the pharmacology of orphenadrine.


A mono-block formalin-fixation method for investigating cancer metastasis.


Primary meningeal sarcomatosis. A review of the literature and report of 12 cases.


Metastasizing lung cancer associated with past bagassosis.


The age-old dictum on the spread of tumours.


Some pathological data on 2000 adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas of the lung.


On the development of position of the human deciduous molar germs in the latter half of the fetal life.


The paradox of VIRCHOW'S views on cancer metastasis.


Does the neurone soma actually generate action potentials?


The size of the pituitary fossa in adults.


The effect of sodium L-thyroxine on the slow muscle fiber.


An acetyl-peptide from acetylchymotrypsin.


Treatment of calcium deposits in the cornea by irrigation and by application of EDTA.


Treatment of diabetic retinopathy with nandrolone-decanoate (Decadurabolin).


Genetic transformation studies. II. Effect of ultraviolet light on the molecular properties of normal and halogenated deoxyribonucleic acid.


Origin and evolution of metabolism.

Origin and evolution of metabolism.


Delay in ovulation in the hen, following stimulation of the preoptic brain.


The bulging fontanelle.

The bulging fontanelle.


On the relation of inflammation to the chemical constitution of injurious agents. On the pharmacology of inflammation. Changes characteristic of an inflammatory reaction caused by the injection of an injurious agent into the peritoneal cavity were measurable by the quantity of peritoneal fluid, by the number of leucocytes that entered the cavity, and by the abundance of exuded protein. Inflammation increased in severity along with ion dissociation and increase of the valence of electrolytes. With chlorides, sulfates, and nitrates it increased in each instance with the valence of their basic ions. The reactions caused by sodium chloride, sodium sulfate, and sodium citrate increased with the valence of their acid ions. Salts of heavy metals which fix and precipitate proteins caused more active inflammation than did other electrolytes. Histamine and arginine caused active inflammatory reactions with similar characteristics. The amino compounds, urea, citrulline, and creatinine, glycine, alanine, histidine, arginine, and histamine, produced inflammatory reaction in the order of severity with which, in foregoing experiments, they had caused necrosis when injected into the dermis. The acids and alkalis that were tested caused active inflammation when their acidity approached pH 1 or their alkalinity pH 11 respectively, but with approximate neutrality the inflammatory reaction became scant. These changes were in accord with the extent of necrosis when acid or alkalis, in foregoing experiments, were injected into the dermis. When histamine or arginine combines with hydrochloric acid to form histamine dihydrochloride or arginine monohydrochloride alkalinity is lost and inflammatory reactions caused by the hydrochlorides are relatively mild. The characteristic changes which accompany histamine and arginine do not occur. The combination of histamine with phosphoric acid to form histamine acid phosphate has similar relation to histamine. Inflammatory reactions caused by monobasic, dibasic, and tribasic sodium phosphate increased in activity in accord with increasing alkalinity referable to the basic ions of these salts. The activity of inflammatory reactions has been found to vary in accord with the chemical constitution of the injurious agents that have been tested.


Plasma free fatty acid concentrations in obesity.


Metabolism of glucose-U-C14 in perfused rat heart.


Genitourinary blastomycosis.

Genitourinary blastomycosis.


Tryptophan in human plasma.

Tryptophan in human plasma.


A new, rapid method of determining tryptophan.


Renal papillary necrosis.

Renal papillary necrosis.


A modified gastric test meal examination.


How split tray system speeds food service.


The need for new diagnostic categories in psychiatry.


Comment on two papers on biosocial theory in human health and illness.


A simple photoelectric method for measuring systolic blood-pressure in the newborn.


A program for management of diabetes.

A program for management of diabetes.


Periureteral fibrosis: an unusual complication of renal biopsy.


Difference spectrum of diisopropylphosphoryltrypsin versus trypsin.


Displacement of thyroxine from human thyroxine-binding globulin by analogues of hydantoin. Steric aspects of the thyroxinebinding site.


K. E. von Baer's beginning insights into causal-analytical relationships during development.


Routine stapedectomy or a graduated mobilization?


Otitic meningitis.

Otitic meningitis.


Distribution of glucose in the spiny dogfish (S. acanthias) and the brier skate (R. eglanteria).


Mental testing of children under three years.


Smoking and heart disease.

Smoking and heart disease.


A case of full-term extrauterine pregnancy.


Conversion of atrial fibrillation to sinus rhythm by direct-current shock.


Tobacco angina.

Tobacco angina.


Properdin system in a tumorous disease.

Properdin system in a tumorous disease.


Renal cortical calification after snake-bite.


Rapid estimation of amino-acids.

Rapid estimation of amino-acids.


Automatic kilovoltage selection for the Watson S.T.150 superficial therapy apparatus.


An intravenous drip adapter.

An intravenous drip adapter.


The air-borne fungi in Johannesburg. A second five-year survey: 1955-1959.


Seasonal respiratory allergy and the associated pollens in South Africa.


The evolution and present status of the concepts and practice of allergy in South Africa.


Pathologic and behavioral changes in mice after deuteron irradiation of the central nervous system.


Studies of lens proteins in X-ray cataracts.


The fate and late effects of non-fatal pulmonary emboli.


Subcutaneous granulomata following inoculation of influenza vaccine.


Learning problems in adolescents.

Learning problems in adolescents.


Changes in the trend of roentgen therapy since Hiroshima.


Metabolic patterns in three types of phagocytizing cells. Some chemical and metabolic characteristics of polymorphonuclear leukocytes and monocytes from peritoneal exudates of the guinea pig, and of alveolar macrophages from the same animal, have been compared. Changes in the metabolic patterns of these three types of cell have been followed during the act of phagocytosis. The effect of conventional inhibitors of metabolism, and of anaerobiosis on the phagocytic ability of each of the three cell types mentioned has also been determined. From these studies it was found that alveolar macrophages depend to a considerable degree upon oxidative phosphorylation to provide energy for phagocytosis. The other two types of cell depend only on glycolysis as the source of metabolic energy for that function. In some experiments aimed at obtaining information on the possible role of complex lipids in the function of the cell membrane, it was noted that phagocytosis stimulated the incorporation of inorganic phosphate-P(32) into the phosphatides of both types of cell from peritoneal exudates-whether these were free-swimming or adherent to a surface. This phenomenon has not yet been detected in the case of alveolar macrophages.


Reactivity of rheumatoid arthritis sera with altered and aggregated human gamma-globulin.


Effect of sludge loading and dissolved oxygen on the performance of the activated sludge process.


Clinicopathologic conference.

Clinicopathologic conference.


The maintenance of the accuracy of protein synthesis and its relevance to ageing.


Cytologic examinations of sputum in patients with uncomplicated influenza.


Studies on cytochrome a. IX. Significance of oxygenated cytochrome a in the cytochrome oxidase mechanism.


Production of antisera to normal human erythrocytes coated with incomplete specific antibodies and bound complement (EAC').


Chemical inhibition of contraction in directly stimulated crayfish muscle fibres.


A further study of electrical responses in slow and twitch muscle fibres of the frog.


Glucose-6-phosphatase activity in toadfish islet tissue.


Fowl antibody: VI. The fixation of complement by antibody to soluble antigens. The effect of fresh normal fowl serum on the precipitation reaction.


Fowl antibody: V. The interactions of fresh and heated fowl serum and of guinea-pig complement measured by the lysis of sensitized red cells.


Direct ligation of the hepatic veins. A new method for the production of ascites.


Mammography.

Mammography.


Experimental lathyrism in the chick embryo. The distribution of beta-aminopropionitrile. 1. C(14)-labeled beta-aminopropionitrile distributed throughout the egg contents within 10 minutes postinjection. By ion exchange chromatography and electrophoretic analysis three major components of the extractable dialyzable radioactive material could be demonstrated, representing at least 80 per cent of the total. The acidic and basic components were identified as beta-aminopropionitrile and cyanoacetic acid, while the fraction isoelectric at pH 5.3, consisting of two components, remained unidentified. 2. Less than 1 molecule of betaAPN per 100 molecules of protein was present in the highly purified extractable lathyritic bone collagen indicating that binding of the lathyrogen is not a factor in collagen extractability. 3. The proximity of betaAPN to collagen in bone is not essential to its extractability. 4. The effect of incubation temperature of the embryo on collagen extractability suggests the involvement of a metabolic process in this phenomenon.


Arterial insufficiency of the feet as a result of prolonged damp surroundings.


Determination of gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase activity in human serum and urine.


Intelligence and season of birth.

Intelligence and season of birth.


Differential diagnosis of shadows in the lung-fields.


The indications for and the 5 year results of surgery of cancer of the hypopharynx.


On the mechanism of radiation protection by cysteamine: an invstigation by means of electron spin resonance.


A comparative study of growth and morphology of strains of Trypanosoma rhodesiense.


The pleural esophageal reflection: an aid in the evaluation of esophageal disease.


A method of counting trypanosomes allowing simultaneous study of their morphology.


Osteomyelitis: four unusual cases and an assessment of the modern management of the disease.


Establishing the analytic contract in a newly formed therapeutic group.


Keratoacanthoma-report of two cases.

Keratoacanthoma-report of two cases.


Myotonic human musculature: stimulation with depolarizing agents. II. A clinico-pharmacological study.


Myotonic human musculature: stimulation with depolarizing agents. I. Mechanical registration of the effects of acetylcholine and choline.


Myotonic human musculature: stimulation with depolarizing agents. Mechanical registration of the effects of succinyldicholine, succinylmonocholine and decamethonium.


Studies in experimental organic cosmochemistry.


Intraarterial heparin treatment of obliterative disorders of the vascular wall.


Heparin and the water metabolism with special reference to the ADH.


Interaction of atropine with amino acids.


The influence of acetylcholine on the binding of atropine to bovine serum albumin.


The binding of atropine to bovine serum albumin.


Factorially established rubrics of observations of test behavior.


Haemorrhage in myxoedema coma.

Haemorrhage in myxoedema coma.


Evaluation of synthetic oxytocin in obstetrics.


Serum inhibition of cytopathic effect and virus release of type 3 poliovirus vaccine in primary monkey-kidney (MK) cultures. II. Influence of temperature.


Combined therapy with vitamin E and selenite in experimental nutritional muscular dystrophy of pigs.


Long-term treatment of chronic pyelonephritis.


The effect of insulin, alloxan diabetes, and anoxia on the ultrastructure of the rat heart. Hearts from normal and alloxan diabetic rats were perfused in vitro with a bicarbonate-buffered medium containing glucose. Transport of glucose through the cell membrane was stimulated with insulin or by induction of anaerobiosis. The organs were rapidly fixed and examined by electron microscopy. Transport stimulation was not associated with any increase in the number of sarcolemmal invaginations or subsarcolemmal cytoplasmic vesicles. It was concluded that glucose transport and the effects of insulin or anoxia do not involve pinocytosis. The relationship of pinocytosis to glucose transport is discussed. The appearance of numerous lipid inclusions at the Z line level of the sarcomeres in the diabetic and anoxic myocardia is described.


Laboratory evaluation of Indoklon.

Laboratory evaluation of Indoklon.


Alkaptonuria and ochronotic arthritis. A general review and report of two cases.


An electroencephalographic method for evaluation of hearing in children.


Clinical and laboratory evaluation of a simplified measurement of serum beta lipoprotein.


Correlation of hypotensive effects and urinary tryptamine levels during pargyline therapy.


The use and abuse of the broad spectrum antibiotics.


Effects of dl-, d-, and 1-amphetamine on levarterenol tachyphylaxis in the isolated heart of Venus mercenaria.


Electron microscopic studies on protozoa. II. Studies on Trichomonas muris.


The mechanism of tyrosine oxidation by mushroom tyrosinase.


The ascorbate oxidase activity of Chelex treated ceruloplasmin.


Effect of some drugs on the effective half-life of thyroidal I-131.


Mycotic infection of the frontal sinus.

Mycotic infection of the frontal sinus.


Hypotensive anaesthesia.

Hypotensive anaesthesia.


Cytology of the cervix.

Cytology of the cervix.


Laryngeal dysfunction and the pulmonary syndrome of the newborn. ;The pulmonary syndrome of the newborn' is a term used for a complex group of lesions. It has been found that in the important forms of this disorder lesions of the larynx are very common, probably constant, and are ulcers of pressure type occurring on the vocal folds and ventricular bands (;true' and ;false' cords). Abnormal closure of the larynx, especially spasm, must be the cause of the ulceration. Premature babies may breathe with alveolar ducts and with alveoli in different parts of the same lung. It is suggested that hyaline membrane forms because of the abuse of normal alveolar duct function in alveolar duct type respiration. Membrane formation is a secondary phenomenon. The lesions of the pulmonary syndrome of the newborn based on a correlation of laryngeal and pulmonary function are classified, and the correlation of function suggests that early treatment with an artificial larynx might prevent the development of the fatal lesions.


Respiratory insufficiency following open heart surgery.


Ventricular function and pulmonary insufficiency. Right and left ventricular function after pulmonary insufficiency with and without stenosis.


Respiratory or cardiac work and other analogue computer techniques.


An investigation into the interdental forces occurring between the teeth of the same arch during clenching the jaws.


Biosynthesis of bacterial lipopolysaccharide. I. Enzymatic incorporation of galactose in a mutant strain of Salmonella.


Uptake of radiocopper by the liver. A study of patients with Wilson's disease and various control groups.


A comparison of quantitative methods in the investigation of urinary infections. Bacterial colony counts and urinary white and non-squamous epithelial cell excretion rates have been compared in successive urine samples from 51 hospital patients. In all 19 cases with a colony count greater than 100,000/ml. the cell excretion rate was over 200,000/hour. Urinary cell concentrations correlate poorly with both colony counts and the cell excretion rate. It is concluded that simple culture of a properly taken urine sample combined with a measurement of the urinary cell excretion rate is adequate for the detection of most urinary infections. In the few instances where these methods do not provide a clear-cut result, colony counting techniques may be of value.


Variations in the radiation dose received by the patient in diagnostic radiology.


The teaching of clinical veterinary medicine.


Suction drainage of wounds.

Suction drainage of wounds.


Six cases of bovine intestinal anomaly.

Six cases of bovine intestinal anomaly.


Economic and statistical research in relation to health care.


Induction of intestinal carcinoma in the rat by x-irradiation of the small intestine.


Studies on the preparation and nature of a gastric secretagogue of pancreatic origin.


Alfred Edware Rowden WHITE.

Alfred Edware Rowden WHITE.


Cured Cancer Club.

Cured Cancer Club.


Antifibrosis therapy in the management of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Cerebral projection of group I afferents in forelimb muscle nerves of cat.


Work requirements and ego defects. Work dilemmans for the recovering psychotic.


Congenital afibrinogenemia.

Congenital afibrinogenemia.


The experimental induction of cancer by pesticide residues and food additives; its rationale and interpretation.


Safety evaluation studies of calcium EDTA.


Studies on EEG of the neo-, paleo-, and archicortices in albino rat.


Subacute sclerosing leukoencephalitis. Analysis of complementary features.


Blood lipids, blood coagulation and anticoagulants.


Portal hypertension a complication of umbilical vein catheterization.


Phenolsulfonphthalein test in the surgical prognosis of unilateral renovascular hypertension.


Erythrocyte acid phosphomonesterase and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in Caucasians. Caucasian patients with erythrocyte glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency also have a deficiency in erythrocyte acid phosphomonoesterase. This acid phosphomonoesterase deficiency is not present in Negroes with the glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency.


Carboxyhemoglobin levels in hemolytic disease of the newborn.


Multiple familial polyposis of colon with associated manifestations.


Use of the plasma acid phosphatase value in the differentiation of thrombocytopenic states.


Leukocytic inclusions--Dohle bodies--associated with platelet abnormality (the May-Hegglin anomaly). Report of a family and review of the literature.


The action of batyl alcohol and selachyl alcohol on the bone marrow of the guinea pig.


Nucleophagocytosis in bone marrow.

Nucleophagocytosis in bone marrow.


Medicine, the mother of sciences.

Medicine, the mother of sciences.


Accident services.

Accident services.


Pyridazines. I. 4-Halo-5-hydrazino-3-pyridazone and its derivatives.


The treatment of narcotics addiction.

The treatment of narcotics addiction.


Effect of salicylate on the biliary excretion of thyroxine in rats.


The binding of thyroxine by human foetal serum.


Effect of carbon dioxide and diphenylhydantoin on the partition of triiodothy e abelled with iodine-131 between the red cells and the plasma proteins.


The assessment of free thyroxine in plasma.


Note on the measurement of thyroxine-binding globulin capacity.


The experience of deviance in the patient-role: a study of class differences.


The plasma proteins in liver disease.

The plasma proteins in liver disease.


Studies in myasthenia gravis: reduction in mortality rate after crisis.


The behaviour of inorganic anions on papers loaded with anion-exchange resins.


Natural infection of sheep by Brucella melitensis in Argentina.


Inductive factors in gliosis.

Inductive factors in gliosis.


The age of dependency of enzymes in reactive glia.


Early feeding and birth difficulties in childhood schizophrenia: a brief study.


Staphylococcus aureus in a maternity hospital. II. Occurrence and types of Staphylococcus aureus in the newborn.


The inheritance of hypertension.

The inheritance of hypertension.


The natural history and epidemiology of migraine and muscle contraction headache.


Naturally occurring anti-A and anti-B and their ability to fix complement.


Anti-gamma-globulin factors in human sera revealed by enzymatic splitting of anti-Rh antibodies.


Vasodilation by adrenaline and noradrenaline, and the effects of some other substances on perfused fish gills.


Concerning the specific sensitivity of the heart to the administration of thiamine.


Systemic phosphate influences on dental caries in the NMRI-D rat.


Drug addiction. The medico-legal conflict.


Small bowel obstruction versus adynamic ileus. A study using a water soluble oral contrast material.


Glycerol intake, blood cholesterol level and anemia in the guinea pig and rabbit.


Fat content and fatty acids in some commercial mixes for baked products.


Melancholia and barbiturates: a controlled EEG, body and eye movement study of sleep.


Sleep mechanisms: recent advances.

Sleep mechanisms: recent advances.


Fundamental factors in stabilization pond design.


Studies on indole hydroxylase. IV. Indole hydroxylase and aniline hydroxylase.


Studies on hydroxyamino acids. III. Effect on growth of Escherichia coli 9637.


Pneumatic rupture of the stomach in a newborn infant with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula.


Esophagectomy for benign lesions.

Esophagectomy for benign lesions.


Non-opaque foreign body bronchiectasis. Report of two cases.


An abstract design test of the capacity for intimacy.


Metabolic products from mycelium of Aspergillus itaconicus.


Presynaptic nature of neuromuscular depression.


The action of phenolic substances on motor nerve endings.


The influence of ouabain on the relation between membrane potential and tension in frog heart muscle.


Studies on the preservation of leptospirae by freeze-drying.


Central effects of phencyclidine hydrochloride (sernyl).


Acid-ethanol soluble proteins of the brain.


The metabolic pattern of the brain in brain perfusion experiments in vivo. I. The quantitative significance of CO2 assimilation in the metabolism of the brain.


Extending the range of medical radiography to 150 kilovolts.


Problems in the hiring and staffing of x-ray technicians.


Ruptured hemorrhagic ovarian cysts during pregnancy. Report of two cases of massive hemoperitoneum.


A laboratory method for the quantitative measurement of the lysis of burn eschars in animals by chemical debriding agents.


Blood groups of a population of Ashkenazi Jews in Brazil.


Effects of stimulus-response isolation on primate pattern discrimination learning.


Maternal emotionality, multiple mothering, and emotionality in maturity.


Clinical pathological conference: Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.


About the etiology and the metabolism of the leucaemia.


A clinical evaluation and comparison of three types of artificial infant formulas.


A chaplaincy program in action.

A chaplaincy program in action.


Investigation of haemostasis in elderly patients.


Factors which influence the bleeding time.


A cause of venous thrombosis in surgical patients and a method to anticipate its occurrence.


Phospholipase C determination by egg yolk turbidimetry.


Release of genetic transforming agent from pneumococcal cultures during growth and disintegration. Genetic transformations of pneumococcus mediated by streptomycin-induced lysates were studied to gain some insight into the nature of freshly released transforming principle, and the influence of the physiologic state of the donor population on the transformation process. It was found that streptomycin could make the DNA of sensitive cells available for transformation of other cells. Living cultures of pneumococcus growing exponentially in ordinary media were also found to discharge significant quantities of genetically active DNA. Such cultures, not treated with any drug, showed no evidence of concomitant cell disintegration or death. Both single markers and small linkage groups could be transferred in transformations mediated by drug-induced lysates and by filtrates of living cultures. The quantity of DNA liberated is small (less than 0.1 microg per ml), but these transformations are at least as efficient as transformations mediated by purified DNA, when compared on the basis of total DNA available. Up to 1 per cent of the cells in an average recipient culture can be transformed by a small quantity of culture fluid. Both in drug-treated and in untreated cultures the amount of transforming activity increased and then decreased during growth of the culture. Although the source of transforming DNA in growing cultures could not be established, the decline in the transforming activity of aging drug-treated or untreated cultures was attributed to the presence of deoxyribonuclease. The release of this nuclease by pneumococcal cultures midway in exponential growth is sufficient to result in a mild degradation of the low concentration of freshly released transforming agent present. Maximal release of active transforming agent by a living culture coincided in time with the development of maximal receptivity to exogenous DNA by that culture. As a result, recombinants could be recovered from appropriately genetically marked strains growing in each other's presence. In view of these results, it seems possible that DNA-mediated transformations might provide, or might have provided, a mechanism of genetic recombination in nature for some bacterial species in which sexual mechanisms may not be available.


Peripheral arterial emboli.

Peripheral arterial emboli.


Some observations on the inotropic action of ATP on the heart of the frog.


Some aspects of the function of the olfactory system.


Electroconvulsive therapy of endogenous depression: an analysis of the influence of various factors on the efficacy of the therapy.


Seizure characteristics and therapeutic efficiency in electroconvulsive therapy: an analysis of the antidepressive efficiency of grand mal and lidocaine-modified seizures.


The stadial development of Leydig cells.


Study on the pathologic changes of tsutsugamushi disease in Canton.


Arterial embolism: modern concepts.

Arterial embolism: modern concepts.


Anoxic changes of liver cells. Electron microscopic study after injection of colloidal mercury.


A practicum method of training for administrative positions.


A biological reconnaissance of bilharziasis of southern Iraq, June 1961.


The retrograde amnesia of petit mal.

The retrograde amnesia of petit mal.


Direct ABO group determination of bloodstains on a micro scale by batch procedure.


Passive cutaneous anaphylaxis with antibody fragments. Pepsin-digested rabbit antibody (5S) provoked reverse passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the guinea pig, but was somewhat less effective, mole for mole, than the native antibody. Fixation of guinea pig complement by the pepsin-digested antibody could not be demonstrated either in vitro or in vivo. Splitting of the 5S fragment into two monovalent fragments (3.5S) markedly reduced the capacity to provoke reverse passive cutaneous anaphylaxis.


Properties of guinea pig 7S antibodies. II. Identification of antibodies involved in passive cutaneous and systemic anaphylaxis. Guinea pig 7Sgamma(1) antibodies were demonstrated to mediate passive systemic or cutaneous anaphylaxis; guinea pig 7Sgamma(2) antibodies were unable to mediate these reactions. Gamma-2 antibodies specifically inhibited passive cutaneous anaphylactic reactions provoked by gamma-1 antibodies by competing for antigen. However, gamma-2 antibodies were unable to inhibit passive cutaneous sensitization of guinea pigs by a heterologous antibody system. Guinea pig 7Sgamma(2) antibodies appear to lack receptors for fixation to guinea pig tissues and do not compete with sensitizing antibody for receptor sites.


Size- and distance-estimates of a single stimulus under different viewing conditions.


Brightness judgements and stimulus size and distance.


Expectations of psychotherapy in patients of lower socioeconomic class.


The California F scale and attitudes toward medication in chronic withdrawn schizophrenic patients.


Benzquinamide in newly admitted schizophrenics: a search for patients best treated with a specific drug.


Conditional probability program for diagnosis of thyroid function.


Responses of rhesus monkeys to probabilistic sequential dependencies.


Nonretention by the chicken of the arsenic in tissues of swine fed arsanilic acid.


Critical point preparations of intact cells for electron microscopy.


The effect of lynestrenol on animal reproduction.


Continuing medical education.

Continuing medical education.


She ain't dead yet.

She ain't dead yet.


What is abandonment?

What is abandonment?


Reporting gunshot wounds to aid police efforts.


The disposition of charges and the maintenance of public relations.


Primary medullary fibrosarcoma of bone: a case report.


Psychotherapy of male homosexuality.

Psychotherapy of male homosexuality.


Treatment of threatened premature labor with 6alpha-methyl-17alpha-acetoxyprogesterone.


The otolithic reaction on nystagmus by caloric stimulations.


The relationship of properdin levels to the bactericidal activity of human sera.


Experimental studies on the toxicity of kanamycin, its hydrolyzed products and neomycin.


Studies on Ca45 turnover rate in blood for old aged.


Amino acid extraction and ammonia metabolism by the human kidney during the prolonged administration of ammonium chloride.


Exchangeable albumin and fecal PVP I-131 studies during neomycin-induced malabsorption.


Concentrations of calcium and inorganic phosphorus in serum of normal infants receiving various feedings.


Correction and prevention of anemia developing in pregnancy.


Psychopharmacological studies of some 1-(chlorophenyl)-2-aminopropanes. I. Effects on apetive-controlled behavior.


Psychopharmacological studies of some 1-(chlorophenyl)-2-aminopropanes. II. Effects on avoidance and discrimination behavior.


Localization of tetracycline in bone.

Localization of tetracycline in bone.


The origin of new bone around heterografts transplanted to the chick embryo chorioallantois.


Surgery of renal artery stenosis.

Surgery of renal artery stenosis.


Treatment of 30 cases of spontaneous tumours in dogs with triethylene glycol diglycidyl ether.


Granulomatous lesions occurring at site of injections of vaccines and antibiotics.


Intracranial arterial occlusion in the conscious neurologically intact dog. An experimental technique.


From one OR nurse to another.

From one OR nurse to another.


Experimental evidence of potential blood flow from vein to capillary bed in brain.


Neurologic complications observed in bronchogenic carcinoma.


The management of arterial trauma.

The management of arterial trauma.


Upper gastro-intestinal hemorrhage following apparently unrelated trauma.


Some pitfalls and precautionary measures in foot surgery.


Adrenal tuberculosis in Africans.

Adrenal tuberculosis in Africans.


The results of anticoagulant therapy in Norway.


Control of anticoagulant therapy. The use of new tests.


Human respiratory and ocular irritation studies utilizing o-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile aerosols.


Oral contraception and coagulability.

Oral contraception and coagulability.


Indications for anticoagulant therapy.

Indications for anticoagulant therapy.


A test for controlling anticoagulant therapy.


Critical study of tests for control of anticoagulant therapy.


Evidence for two types of mediation of neutral and amino-acid transport in Ehrlich cells.


Studies on microbial utilization of D-glucuronic acid derivatives. II. Influence of adaptation to D-glucuronic acid on sugar metabolis.


The application of a corrected hematocrit to triiodo-L-thyronine I-131 red blood cell uptake test.


Brain scanning with Hg203 neohydrin.

Brain scanning with Hg203 neohydrin.


A method for I 131 conversion ration utilizing the plasma inorganic I 131 fraction. A method for calculating I(131) conversion ratios by utilizing the inorganic I(131) counts in the plasma at 24 hours is presented. Its chief advantage over previously used methods is that in cases of low conversion ratio it eliminates the large error introduced by fluctuations in the background of the counting equipment. The principle of the method depends upon the ability of silver to precipitate iodine (I(131)) in the presence of a slight excess of carrier iodine. Data are presented which show that low conversion ratios are frequently found in euthyroid patients, as has been the finding of other investigators.


Neoplasms of rat urinary bladder and liver. Rats fed 2-acety-laminofluorene and indole.


Renal clearance in the unanesthetized guinea pig: depression of inulin clearance by creatinine.


Some observations on the effect of sensory stimulation upon minor tremors in man.


Some observations on minor tremors related to heart beat.


Antigenic characterization of oral poliovaccine progeny by neutralization kinetics.


Post-traumatic fetal epilepsy.

Post-traumatic fetal epilepsy.


Studies of tissue permeability. VIII. The effect of anaerobiosis on glucose uptake in frog sartorius muscle.


Experiences in teaching community psychiatry to residents.


Enzymatic activities of the soluble antigens in kidney microsomes.


Copper DL-methionine, a new anthelmintic for swine lung worms. The action of copper DL-methionine on lung worms.


Studies on the changes of glomerular permeability in proteinuria.


Development of a DDT-tolerant strain of laboratory mice.


Human trichinosis: studies on eleven cases affecting two families in Nova Scotia. A two-family outbreak of 11 cases of trichinosis with one fatality has been described. Efforts were made to obtain an early assessment of the severity of parasitization on the basis of initial clinical appearance, serial electrocardiograms, changes in eosinophil count, serum protein analyses and SGOT levels. The diagnoses were confirmed by muscle biopsy and by Suessenguth-Kline flocculation tests on serum. Factors portending a severe illness included: (a) rapid decline in total eosinophil count, (b) very low levels of serum albumin, (c) elevation of alpha(1)- and alpha(2)-fractions of serum proteins. A review of current serological methods available for the diagnosis of trichinosis has been presented and emphasis has been placed on the importance of interpreting laboratory tests in conjunction with clinical signs and symptoms. The severity and duration of illness in these cases have shown the importance of enforcing present public health regulations designed to prevent this illness being acquired by humans through consumption of infected pork.


Hypothermic ventricular fibrillation and halothane.


Cultural characteristics of malignant histiocytomas and fibrous xanthomas.


Operative cholangiography. Analysis of 40 cases.