Immunization of C58 mice to line Ib leukemia.


The diagnosis of smallpox by immunofluroescence.


Clearance rate in relation to agglutinins for gelatin-stabilized colloid in the rat.


The mechanism of blockade of the reticuloendothelial system. Rats were injected intravenously with various particulate materials with and without the addition of various stabilizing agents. One hour after the injection of the blockading colloid, a tracer dose of similar or different colloidal material was injected. A half-time clearance rate of the tracer dose greater than 4 minutes was taken as evidence of blockade of the RES. Blockade of the tracer dose occurred when the surface properties of the particles in both blockading and tracer doses were identical. Different particles stabilized by the same agent behaved as identical particles and identical particles stabilized by different agents behaved as different particles. The opsonization of a tracer dose of gelatin-stabilized colloid in vitro by a specific globulin fraction obtained from heterologous and homologous plasma prevented its blockade, while opsonization of both blockading and tracer doses with the same proteins resulted in blockade. However, when both blockading and tracer doses were opsonized with isologous globulins, blockade did not occur.


The inheritance of some characters in Cepaea hortensis and Cepaea nemoralis (Gastropoda).


The psychology of leadership.

The psychology of leadership.


Self-knowledge and the nursing interview.


Responses of college men and women--teacher candidates--to a test on knowledge of mental deficiency.


The plastic forum of the american college of surgeons.


Reversibility of the kidney homograft reaction by retransplantation and drug therapy.


Surgical management of fifty patients with kidney transplants including eighteen pairs of twins.


Prolonged survival of human-kidney homografts by immunosuppressive drug therapy.


Successful pregnancies after human renal transplantation.


Geographical pathology in Southern Africa.


History of the South African Institute for Medical Research.


Systemic oxygen transport in induced normovolemic anemia and polycythemia.


Regional blood flow and cardiac output during acute hypoxia in the anesthetized dog.


The circulatory effects of hematocrit variations in normovolemic and hypervolemic dogs.


Renal causes of hypertension: the radiological approach.


The distribution of vasculokinase in human blood vessels.


Occupational health at home and abroad. Is Britain keeping pace?


Polarized recombination and fine structure within the me-2 gene of Neurospora crassa.


Hazards to health: electric shock.

Hazards to health: electric shock.


Kenalog and the treatment of hypertrophied scars and keloids in Negroes and whites.


Scintillation scanning of the brain with mercury-203 neohydrin: technical considerations and clinical evaluation.


Potency of vitamin A acid in the vaginal smear assay.


Temperature receptors.

Temperature receptors.


The stability of liquid multivitamin preparations during use.


The iontophoresis of C-21 esterified glucocorticoids: preliminary report.


MA/My strain of the Marsh albino mouse.

MA/My strain of the Marsh albino mouse.


Antagonism of hydrocarbon anesthetic-epinephrine arrhythmias in dogs by nethalide, a dichloroisoproterenol analogue.


Necrotizing jejunitis: a newly discovered disease in the highlands of New Guinea.


TAT hostility and Buss hostility scale.

TAT hostility and Buss hostility scale.


Neurosurgical disease. Diagnostic difficulties in infants and children.


Communication in the biomedical sciences.


Biochemistry of the developing rat brain. II. Neonatal mitochondrial oxidations.


Coronary atherosclerosis in North India (Delhi area).


Resistance of Salmonella typhi to chloramphenicol. I. A preliminary report. Resistance of Salmonella typhi to chloramphenicol has not been reported so far except in strains made resistant in the laboratory. While examining 52 smooth strains of S. typhi and three smooth strains of S. paratyphi A 10 strains of S. typhi were found to be resistant to 50 to 500 mug. chloramphenicol. Of these 10 strains, eight appeared to be tolerant of the antibiotic, but the remaining two strains appeared to produce a substance that antagonizes or destroys chloramphenicol.


Change in the viscosity of the medium after irradiation of bacteria with ultra-violet light.


Extra-cranial causes of strokes: diagnosis and treatment.


A cardiologist looks at hypertension.

A cardiologist looks at hypertension.


A case of methyl chloride poisoning.

A case of methyl chloride poisoning.


The mechanism of muscle-fiber relaxation adenosine triphosphatase and relaxing activity of the sarcotubular system.


Research of chlordiazepoxide (Librium) into normal subjects and neurotics with pathological itching states.


Observations on the cytological diagnosis of an infectious erythema. The clinical features of an infectious erythema which affected children and young people are described. Other writers have described the same disease and have suggested a viral origin. A cytological method is described which may establish the diagnosis, and the cytological appearances might also be useful in differentiating between erythema and measles.


Physiologic problems of importance to civilian pilots.


Rapid weight reduction for aircrews.

Rapid weight reduction for aircrews.


Adrenogenital syndrome. Death on the 23rd day from Addison's crisis.


Massive subperitoneal lymphangiomatous cysts: Report of two cases.


Concerning the metabolism of D- and L-alpha, gamma-diaminobutyric acid-2-C14 in rats.


Thomas Bonham and the common law.

Thomas Bonham and the common law.


Problems of automatic ventilation in infants and children.


Function of sarcotubular system in relation to biosynthesis of muscle proteins.


A simple pattern for drawing the start line in paper chromatography.


A simple method for the determination of 6-azauridine in blood serum.


Prevention of loss of Streptomycin production on repeated transfer of Streptomyces griseus. The streptomycin-producing capacity of submerged cultures of Streptomyces griseus 107 was nearly lost during repeated transfers on synthetic nutrient medium. This effect did not occur on the same nutrient medium from which Fe(++) was omitted. The physiological reason for this effect was discussed from the point of the relationship of iron-containing porphyrin enzymes to the process of streptomycin biosynthesis.


Effect of pretreatment with reserpine and reserpine analogs on the response of isolated guinea-pig atria to tyramine.


The medical staff: valuable resource in drawing the master plan.


Parent-child relations and parental personality in relation to young children's sex-role preferences.


Long-term consequents of masculinity of interests in adolescence.


The influence of father-son relationships on adolescent personality and attitudes.


Fishbergs concentration test.

Fishbergs concentration test.


Blood typing.

Blood typing.


Clot retraction time.

Clot retraction time.


The affiliation of Veterans Administration hospitals with medical schools.


Studies with a pathogenic and an attenuated strain of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus and Aedes aegypti (L.) mosquitoes.


Electron microscopic demonstration of purified Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus.


Electron microscopic studies on the development of vesicular stomatitis virus in KB cells. The development of vesicular stomatitis virus in KB cells was studied by electron microscopy. Sections of infected cells were made 1, 4, 7, 10, and 20 hours after inoculation of the cell cultures, and at the same intervals the supernatant fluid was assayed for virus titer by the plaque test in chick embryo cells. At 10, 14, and 20 hours after inoculation, virus rods were observed attached to cytoplasmic membranes, inside cytoplasmic vacuoles, and attached to the membranes delimiting these vacuoles; they were also found on the surface membrane of the cells. Besides the rods, spherical particles of different sizes and shapes were seen. The possibility that these structures are related to the development of virus rods is discussed. A similarity was noted between the site of maturation of vesicular stomatitis virus rods and that of some other arbor viruses.


Congenital malformations of the heart and the great vessels. Prevalence, incidence, and life expectancy in San Francisco.


Adenosine triphosphatase activity in neural elements of human epidermis.


Histochemical studies on cutaneous leiomyomatosis. I. Innervation of normal arrector pili muscles and pilomyomas.


Toxic psychosis during chloroquine treatment.


Chloroquine psychosis?

Chloroquine psychosis?


Anticonvulsant action of some new skeletal muscle relaxants on strychnine convulsions in mice.


Platelets, endothelium and vascular disease.


Effects of intravenous phospholipid containing phosphatidyl serine on blood clotting with particular reference to the Russell's viper venom time.


Blood platelet economy during moderate and intensive heparin therapy.


Factors influencing thrombus formation in vivo.


Two-stage correction for total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage in childhood.


Effect of smoking on blood coagulation and platelet survival in man.


Mediastinal vascular anomalies causing tracheal and esophageal compression and obstruction in childhood. Over an 11-year period, 22 children have been operated upon at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, for vascular compression of the trachea and esophagus. Thirteen had a double aortic arch; three, a right aortic arch and left ligamentum arteriosum; three, an anomalous innominate artery; and one, an aberrant right subclavian artery. An unusual case of right aortic arch, aberrant left subclavian artery and left ligamentum arteriosum is reported for the first time. One child with an anomalous left pulmonary artery producing emphysema of the right lung is also described. One death occurred during the process of intubation, and three patients died postoperatively despite tracheotomy. These children were in serious condition, and the importance of rigid preoperative and postoperative care, avoiding tracheotomy if possible, is emphasized.


The correction of prominent ears using simple mattress sutures.


Use of synthetic d-aldosterone in the management of shock.


Severe hypoglycemic response after administration of carbutamide.


White muscle disease, a selenium-responsive myopathy.


The relationship of white muscle disease to the distribution of naturally occurring selenium.


Tuberculosis of the spine in children.

Tuberculosis of the spine in children.


Clinical and pathological correlations of massive cerebral hemorrhage.


Reconstructing the cervical esophagus following laryngo-pharyngo-esophagectomy.


Treatment of gastric cancer.

Treatment of gastric cancer.


Antigen-distribution in rat liver mitochondria.


Lung compliance during hypothermia and cardiac arrest.


The kinetics of collagen fibrils and collagen protein precursor formation.


Assessing discrimination loss in children. A new approach toward a picture test.


A child's pre-walking and walking frame.


Statement of position for mental health services.


Atypical forms of the Wenckebach phenomenon.


Team competition, success, and the adjustment of group members.


Analysis and management of some stapedectomy failures.


Development of potentially therapeutic interpersonal relations in schizophrenics through competition.


Apparent total deafness due to advanced otosclerosis.


X-irradiation of ribose and deoxyribose derivatives.


Effects of x-radiation and of metabolic inhibitors on rat thymocytes in vitro.


Loss of soluble materials from irradiated thymocytes in vitro.


Paraformaldehyde-resistant starch-fermenting bacteria in "starch-base" drilling mud. Starch-fermenting bacteria were found in each of 12 samples of nonfermenting starch-base drilling mud examined. Of the 12 samples, 3 contained very active starch-fermenting gram-positive spore-bearing bacilli closely resembling Bacillus subtilis. Similar active starch-fermenting bacteria were found in fermenting starch-base drilling mud and in corn starch and slough water used to prepare such mud. The active starch-fermenting microorganisms completely hydrolyzed 1% (w/v) corn starch within 24 hr at 37.5 C. The active starch-fermenting bacteria isolated from fermenting drilling mud were capable of surviving 12 hr of continuous exposure to 0.1% (w/w) paraformaldehyde or 1 hr of continuous exposure to 0.5% (w/w) paraformaldehyde, with no diminution in starch-fermenting ability. The same organisms fermented starch after 3 hr of continuous exposure to 0.5% (w/w) paraformaldehyde, but not after 4 hr of exposure. The phenomenon of rapid disappearance of paraformaldehyde from fermenting drilling mud was observed in the laboratory using a modified sodium sulfite test. Paraformaldehyde, initially present in a concentration of 0.192 lb per barrel of mud, completely disappeared in 9 hr at 22 to 23 C. A significant decrease in paraformaldehyde concentration was detected 0.5 hr after preparation of the mud. It is suggested that the presence of relatively high concentrations of ammonia and chloride in the mud may facilitate the disappearance of paraformaldehyde. The failure of 0.1% (w/w) paraformaldehyde to inhibit the strong starch-fermenting microorganisms isolated from fermenting drilling mud, and the rapid disappearance of paraformaldehyde from the mud, explains the fermentation of starch which occurred in this mud, despite the addition of paraformaldehyde.


Adverse effect of ammonium salts on the antibacterial activity of paraformaldehyde solutions. The antibacterial activity of aqueous solutions of paraformaldehyde in concentrations from 0.1 to 0.4% (w/v) is bacteriostatic rather than bactericidal in the presence or absence of ammonium chloride. The presence of ammonium chloride significantly lengthened the time of exposure to paraformaldehyde necessary for inhibition of growth of the test organism (Staphylococcus aureus FDA 209) when unbuffered solutions were used. Elevation of the pH of the reacting mixture of paraformaldehyde and ammonium chloride by partial buffering lengthened the time of exposure necessary for inhibition of growth of the test organism. Decrease of antibacterial activity was concomitant with the disappearance of paraformaldehyde from the reacting mixture. The reaction of paraformaldehyde with ammonium chloride was rapid at room temperature (25 C) and at pH levels near neutrality. The fate of the reacting paraformaldehyde, including the possibility of the formation of hexamethylenetetramine or methylenimine, is discussed with particular reference to loss of antibacterial activity.


On the composition of bone and tooth mineral.


Tuberculosis in the sixties.

Tuberculosis in the sixties.


Factors governing water binding by hydroxylapatite.


Strike while there is still time.

Strike while there is still time.


James M. HAYES, M.D., a personal tribute.


Can tuberculosis be eradicated?

Can tuberculosis be eradicated?


State health officials and tuberculosis in schools.


The natural history of the tuberculosis in the human body. V. Prognosis among tuberculin-reactor children from birth to five years of age.


Secondary reinforcement in children as a function of conditioning associations, extinction percentages, and stimulus types.


Doctor-patient relationship.

Doctor-patient relationship.


A study of 138 elderly first admissions.


Administrative psychiatry.

Administrative psychiatry.


A rapid method for determining tritium water in urine following acute exposure.


A simplified mathematical approach to hip nailing.


Effects of secondary reinforcement schedules in extinction on children's responding.


Ascorbic acid in dehydrated potatoes.

Ascorbic acid in dehydrated potatoes.


An intracranial chemical stimulation system for chronic or self-infusion.


Retinal detachment, associated with external exudative retinopathy and secondary glaucoma in a two year old child.


Famous forensic scientists. 7. Eduard Ritter von HOFMANN (1837-1897).


Nursing homes need accreditation program that will put patient first.


There are times when the patient can be his own best blood bank.


Many patients receive antibiotics when their use is not indicated.


Two famous fiftieths.

Two famous fiftieths.


Put surgical privileges in writing so trainees know their limits.


How intensive care unit began at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.


Are hospitals going to the Hucksters?

Are hospitals going to the Hucksters?


Is osteopathy going the way of homeopathy?


Doctors can "run the hospital"--provided they govern themselves.


Antibiotic study shows need for therapy audit.


Assimilation of unconscious material.

Assimilation of unconscious material.


Atrioventricular conduction defects in lead poisoning.


Observations on acute anemia of alcoholism.


Salicylate action and thyroidal autonomy in hyperthyroidism.


Blood volume determination with 51Cr-labelled red cells. Determinations by a conventional method compared with measurements by a new apparatus (Volemetron).


Gastric secretion and parietal cells. I. The relationship between the rates of secretion and the intracellular succinic dehydrogenase activity in resected human stomachs.


The number of parietal cells and the rates of gastric secretion before and after subcutaneous injection of large doses of histamine.


A study of macrophages and epitheloid-like cells from granulomatous (BCG-induced) lungs of rabbits.


Osmotic diuresis and alkalinization of the urine in the treatment of severe acute barbiturate intoxication.


An emergency mitral commissurotomy.

An emergency mitral commissurotomy.


Partial reversal of betaminopropionitrile toxicity by calcium in the chick.


Maternal age and parity in relation to cerebral palsy in their infants.


Gangrene of the lower extremities of infants after femoral venipuncture. Report of two cases.


Enzymatic destruction of aortic elastic tissue and possible relationship to experimental atherosclerosis.


A developmentally significant antigen in the surface of frog embryo cells.


Tissue localization of multiple forms of enzymes.


Studies on the application of the benzilic acid rearrangement to the preparation of a-norsteroids.


Some mechanical properties of the lumbar intervertebral discs.


Lumbar discometry. Lumbar intradiscal pressure measurements in vivo.


Colorimetric method for the measurement of isocitric dehydrogenase activity.


Macroscopic identification of early myocardial infarcts by alterations in dehydrogenase activity.


Learned aversion to the taste of lithium chloride and generalization to other salts.


Taste preferences for sodium salts by adrenalectomized rats.


The care of unmarried mothers in a general practice.


The non-verbal relationship in psycho-analytic treatment.


The use of logarithmic functions in medicine.


Facial nerve block.

Facial nerve block.


Discovery of the tick Argas bouetic Roubaud and Colas-Belcour (Acarina:Argasidae) in Malaya.


Reflex control of airway size.

Reflex control of airway size.


Reflex effects of upper airway irritation on total lung resistance and blood pressure.


The curative factors in psycho-analysis.


Microelectrophoresis: refinement of method and analysis of results obtained with human erythrocytes.


A comparison between regional enteritis (Crohn's disease) and chronic ulcerative enterocolitis.


Recovery from obstructive disease.

Recovery from obstructive disease.


Effect of insulin on gluconeogenesis from glycine-2-C.


Ascariasis in children at Aurangabad-a statistical analysis of age incidence.


Splenomegaly in infancy and childhood.

Splenomegaly in infancy and childhood.


Isolation and purification of Beta-amylase from double-bean.


Chromosomal patterns of irradiated leukemic and nonleukemic C57BL/6J mice.


Calculations of the turnover times of proteins in each region of the acinar cells of the pancreas.


The influence of simultaneous, independent changes in pH and carbon dioxide tension on the in vitro oxygen tension-saturation relationship of human blood.


Arteriosclerosis in congenital heart disease. Pathogenesis of early pulmonary vascular lesions.


Pulmonary arterial tree following prolonged experimental reduction of pulmonary blood flow.


Relation between erythropoietin plasma level and oxygen requirements.


Capillary and venous lesions in myxedema.


Human intrauterine parabiotic syndrome and its complications.


The effects of prolonged neonatal hypoxemia on the pulmonary vascular bed and heart.


Hypoxemia, effects on the pulmonary vascular bed.


Blood ketone and plasma NEFA levels in the immediate post-operative period.


A simplified procedure for high tension electrophoresis.


Character of the tectorial membrane.

Character of the tectorial membrane.


Clinical estimation of liver size.

Clinical estimation of liver size.


Amino-acid composition of tender and mature field bean (Dolichos lablab).


Phosphorus metabolism of heart muscle.

Phosphorus metabolism of heart muscle.


Salivary gland tumors induced by injection of polyoma virus in submandibular region of DDO mice. II. A histochemical study.


Salivary gland tumors induced by injection of polyoma virus in submandibular region of DDO mice. I. A histopathogenic study.


Surgical repair of horizontal facial cleft: report of case.


The transmission of acoustic energy from air to the receptor organ in the cochlea.


Studies on itaconate metabolism. I. Itaconyl-Co-A synthesizing reaction in cell-free extracts of Pseudomonas fluorescens.


Some characteristics of the cholesterol-like substances found in atheromatous plaques.


Methylene blue and toluidine blue interfering with the production of respiration-deficient mutants in yeast by acriflavine.


Dual effect of neutral red in inducing respiration-deficient mutants in yeast.


Patterns of conduction in smooth muscle.


Electrical parameters of smooth muscle cells.


Relaxing factor system in muscle and mechanism of relaxation.


An electron microscopic observation on the cross-striated fibrils occurring in the human spermatocyte.


The effect of pituitary and adrenocortical hormones on the serum protein pattern.


Fluorescent antibody staining of viral antigen in dissociated plant cells.


Studies on isometric contractility of glycerinated fibers from normal and failing cardiac muscles, and their response to the administration of ouabain.


Changes of pi-electron distribution of deoxyribonucleic acid after alkylation and their possible relation to the biological effect.


The molecular synchrony and sequential replication of DNA in Escherichia coli.


Observations on the separation and measurement of inorganic iodine in rat thyroid glands.


Crystalline picrate of the condensation product of ethylenediamine with noradrenaline or with catechol.


Parasitological aspects of urinary bilharziasis in Egypt.


Trematodes of fishes from the Red Sea. 19. On three new species of Podocotyle (family Allocreadiidae).


On the attitude of the circulatory organs as well as the digestive canals in children's orthostatic hypotension.


Experimental studies on the genesis of acute cholecystitis.


Some aspects of arthritis in Hawaii. Evaluation of a slide latex test as a screening method.


Types of haptoglobins in Araucanian Indians of Chile.


Serum proteins in acute hepatitis: their prognostic significance.


Faculty-student ratio in nursing. II. How to calculate enrollment to maintain a given ratio in a given program.


A headrest for aural surgery.

A headrest for aural surgery.


Some experiments on freezedrying of inactivated poliomyelitis-vaccines.


A chemically defined medium for growth of animal cells in suspension.


Improved isolation of purified siderophilin from individual sera.


Demonstration project in P.K.U.

Demonstration project in P.K.U.


Diabetic coma with acute inflammation of Islets of Langerhans.


Radioisotope photoscanning of the liver.


Influence of corticosterone on the metabolism of palmitate and glucose in cockerels.


Effect of caloric intake and castration on body weight in the male pheasant (Phasianus colchicus).


The role of the pituitary in regulating steroid secretion by the avian adrenal.


Optical rotatory dispersion of G-actin.

Optical rotatory dispersion of G-actin.


Aqueous, low temperature environment of the Orgueil meteorite parent body.


Salt and water diuresis following chronic urinary obstruction.


The use of anesthetic agents in psychiatry.


The effect of Brucella infection of young lambs on their serological responsiveness to the same antigens later in life.


Response of the adrenal cortex of the dog to surgical injury during autonomic nervous blockade.


The effect of cocarboxylase on cardiac output in acute hypoxia.


Alterations of renal haemodynamics and urine flow in the dog after administration of vincamine. II.


The depressant effects of tris(hydroxymethyl)-aminomethane and of mannitol on respiration.


Renal effect of tris(hydroxymethyl)-aminomethane during CO2 load.


The pharmacology of tris(hydroxymethyl) aminomethane (THAM).


Effect of hypertonic NaC1 on cardiac arrhythmias.


An unusual case of pulmonary hydatid cyst.


Infections associated with hospitals.

Infections associated with hospitals.


Epidemiology and treatment of chronic staphylococcal infections in the household.


Limitations imposed by head and neck vasculature on regional chemotherapy.


Prevention and treatment of complications of chemotherapy by carotid artery infusion.


Death in the sky.

Death in the sky.


The peril and the poison.

The peril and the poison.


Acclimatization to heat. An exercise in the scientific method.


To tell the truth.

To tell the truth.


Problems in the treatment of hiatus hernia.


A unified theory of artherogenesis.

A unified theory of artherogenesis.


The pineal gland and psychotic states.

The pineal gland and psychotic states.


Treatment of acute renal failure.

Treatment of acute renal failure.


New light on an old disease. The insulin antagonist hypothesis.


Regional chemotherapy of malignant diseases of the head and neck.


The effect of strain and trauma on the heart and great vessels.


The rest dogma.

The rest dogma.


Walking in Metchnikoff's footsteps.

Walking in Metchnikoff's footsteps.


Rehabilitation after myocardial infarction.


Modern medical dogmas: low fat diet in liver disease.


Are periodic health examinations worthwhile?


Quantitative morphology.

Quantitative morphology.


Promine and retine--constituents of the thymus gland.


Old age or sickness.

Old age or sickness.


The anti-coagulation controversy.

The anti-coagulation controversy.


The mesenteric circulation comes of age.


And now the hair spray.

And now the hair spray.


Rationale of enzymatic thrombolysis.

Rationale of enzymatic thrombolysis.


The clinical use of the carotid sinus reflex.


Smoking and physiological age.

Smoking and physiological age.


The trials and tribulations of virus vaccine production.


The "water factor" in cardiovascular death rates.


Collagen diseases and "Domp".

Collagen diseases and "Domp".


Long-term studies with overweight women.


Heart size and heart failure.

Heart size and heart failure.


Exocrinology.

Exocrinology.


The coronary prone male.

The coronary prone male.


Smoking and bronchial cancer.

Smoking and bronchial cancer.


Daedali leave Britain.

Daedali leave Britain.


The cardioconverter.

The cardioconverter.


Vascular repair.

Vascular repair.


Cytologic diagnosis of cytomegalic inclusionbody-disease.


Exfoliative cytology of a case of bronchial granular cell myoblastoma.


Cytological diagnosis of an early, grossly "invisible" transition cell carcinoma of the renal pelvis.


Prenatal vaccinia.

Prenatal vaccinia.


Salmonella isolated in the Department of Bacteriology, Lady Haardinge Medical College, New Delhi, during the year 1959 to May, 1961.


Urinary infections. Some observation on its bacteriology.


Vesico-vaginal fistulae and certain obstetric problems arising subsequent to repair.


Hypokalemia in sprue syndrome with paralysis and tetany. (A case report).


Acute hyperparathyroidism. Report of a fatal case, with ECG findings.


An immunological pregnancy test: analysis of 150 urine samples.


Fetal hemoglobin: improved separation by a modified agar gel electrophoresis.


Accidental poisoning: emergency calls to industrial concerns for help. Public health and legal implications.


Pencillin-resistant bacteria in the mouths and throats of children receiving continuous prophylaxis against rheumatic fever.


Studies of coagulation and fibrinolysis of the arterial and venous blood in normal subjects and patients with atherosclerosis.


The growth cycle of the adenovikus.

The growth cycle of the adenovikus.


An analysis of atmospheric pollen, fungal spores, and other vegetable matter at Vellore, Madras State (India).


Congenital peritoneal band causing partial duodenal obstruction. A case report.


Autoradiography of whole animals as an experimental tool in pharmacological research.


Recovery of central nervous system functions impaired by lethal head x-irradiation.


Adaptation of the Wright peak flow meter to measure inspiratory flow.


Kidney specific antigen and its species distribution.


A routine immunofluorescence method for detecting autoantibodies to thyroid colloid.


Production of a precipitin against renal cancer.


Detection of autoantibodies to cytoplasmic and nuclear antigens in freeze-dried thyroid.


The management of ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.


Adenovirus infections as studied by complement fixation.


The conversion of vitamin Al to retinene in a fresh-water fish.


Retreatment of serious pulmonary tuberculosis with TBI and tetracycline.


Acetylation of sulfamethylthiadiazole.

Acetylation of sulfamethylthiadiazole.


The effect of eye-closure upon nystagmus.


Studies on nucleosides and nucleotides. VI. Syntheses of D-ribosylthymines and D-xylosylthymines.


Direct thermocouple measurements of temperature rise and heat conduction in the rabbit retina.


Transmission studies on experimental Trypanosoma equiperdum infections in deer mice.


Induction of tolerance to skin homograxts in rabbits by alterations of placental permeability.


Passive transfer of transplantation immunity. III. Inbred guinea pigs. Passive transfer of transplantation immunity was accomplished in inbred guinea pigs with tritiated thymidine-labeled lymphoid cells sensitized to homologous tissues. Autoradiographs of the homologous skin graft sites disclosed the presence of relatively few or no labeled cells at the site of rejection. Passive transfer of transplantation immunity was also accomplished with sensitized lymphoid cells enclosed in cell-impenetrable Millipore chambers. Previous studies with passive transfer of tuberculin sensitivity in guinea pigs revealed that the specifically sensitized cells could be easily found at the site of challenge in the presence of specific antigen and were ineffective when enclosed in Millipore chambers. It appeared, then, that the homograft reaction and delayed sensitivity of tuberculin type were achieved by different immunologic mechanisms within the same species.


Mechanism of homograft rejection.

Mechanism of homograft rejection.


The function of the sensitized lymphocyte in homograft rejection.


Homograft rejection by sensitized lymphoid cells enclosed in millipore chambers.


Passive transfer of contact sensitivity by tritiated thymidine-labeled lymphoid cells. Passive transfer of tritiated thymidine-labeled lymphoid cells sensitized to the simple chemical DNFB into homologous guinea pigs resulted in positive contact skin reactions 24 hours after skin testing with DNFB. Labeled sensitized cells were found to accumulate at these sites, whereas, labeled nonsensitized lymphoid cells did not appear non-specifically in contact skin reaction sites. The labeled cells were small and large lymphocytes and immature cells of the lymphoid series. The maximum reactions were obtained at 24 hours, with an average of 3.4 per cent of the infiltrating mononuclear cells showing a label. At 48 hours, the macro- and microscopic reactions were similar to the 24 hour reactions but diminished in intensity, and the number of labeled cells in the infiltrates had decreased to 1 per cent of the total infiltrating mononuclear cells. (1/4) to (1/3) of the labeled cells were found within the epidermis in the test skin sites. These data have indicated that contact sensitivity, like tuberculin sensitivity, required the sensitized cell to initiate the skin reaction and that the majority of the cellular infiltrate was the result of non-specific host response to injury.


Cat scratch disease. A report of three new cases, review of the literature, and classification of the pathologic changes in the lymph nodes during various stages of the disease.


Respiratory manifestations in infants with hypothyroidism.


Pendred's syndrome in two families living in endemic goitre area.


Some observations on goiter in Lebanon.

Some observations on goiter in Lebanon.


Some aspects of antibody-antigen reactions and theoretical considerations of the immunologic response.


Congestive heart failure in infancy due to hypothroidism.


The stability of ribosomes in uracilstarved Escherichia coli.


Participation of pre-existing ribosomes in the induced synthesis of beta-galactosidase.


Catabolite repression and the induction of beta-galactosidase.


Repression of beta-galactosidase synthesis by amino-acids in thymine-starved Escherichia coli.


Effect of increases in numbers of nursing personnel on utilization of time in a psychiatric unit.


Adrenocortical reserve in hyperthyroidism.


Amino acid requirements of children: minimal needs of tryptophan, arginine and histidine based on nitrogen balance method.


Distribution of alpha glyceryl ethers in animal tissues.


Studies on pyridoxine metabolism. VIII. The effect of adrenal and hypophyseal hormones on pyridoxine metabolism.


Effect of staphylococcal toxin on the rabbit kidney.


An electronmicroscopic study of skin carcinogenesis in the mouse with special reference to the intramitochondrial body.


The induction and ultrastructural study of amelanotic dermal melanocytoma in the Syrian albino hamster.


Evaluation of Congo red test for the function of the reticuloendothelial system.


Prognostic implications of certain kidney function tests in diffuse glomerulonephritis.


A neurosurgical study of frontal lobe influence upon the cardiovascular system.


Induction of leukemia by x-ray irradiation, administration of estrogen, and thymus transplantation in F1 hybrid mice: A/Jax and AKR cross.


Age changes of the thymus in two high-leukaemia strains of mice, SL and AKR, and in their F1 hybrids.


Acrylamide-gel electrophoresis of hemoglobins.


Avoidance behavior differences within and between strains of rats.


Hemagglutination inhibition and complement fixation tests with psittacosis antigen syphilis.


Differential effects of antiepileptics on hippocampal and pallidal afterdischarges in cats.


Salicin fermentation by Shigella sonnei.


Diphasic variation in colony size of shigellae due to lithium chloride.


Effects of various post-irradiation treatments on ultraviolet irradiated Shigella sonnei.


Lactose fermentation by Shigella sonnei.


Beta-D-1,6-glucanase in microorganism.

Beta-D-1,6-glucanase in microorganism.


The transport of histidine and methionine in rat brain slices.


Conjugated oestrogens. III. Studies on the enzymatic hydrolysis of conjugated oestrogens in urine.


Studies on the immunological reactions of a snake venom by the crossing paper electrophoresis.


Absorption spectrum of flavin mononucleotide semiquinone.


The influence of hypothermic conditions on the radiosensitivity of Yoshida ascites sarcoma cells in vitro.


Synthesis from sulphate and accumulation of S-sulphocysteine by a mutant strain of Aspergillus nidulans.


Kinetic studies on the action of glucose oxidase.


The innervation of the human gallbladder.


Measurement of extrahepatic shunted blood flow in liver cirrhosis.


Measurement of renal shunted blood flow in man.


Peroxidase activities of hemoproteins. V. Hematin complexes with heterogeneous liganes.


Transseptal left heart catheterization.

Transseptal left heart catheterization.


Isolation of lampterol, an antiumour substance from Lampteromyces japonicus.


A method of staining differentiating the somatic and autonomic nerve fibers.


Individual variations in the serum level of anti-tubercular agents and the effect of their long term administration on the serum level.


A study of electrocardiographic criteria of subendocardial, intramural, subepicardial and transmural infarctions.


Effect of changes in carotid sinus pulse pressure on catecholamine blood levels.


Cardiovascular dynamics of tachycardia.

Cardiovascular dynamics of tachycardia.


A study of the effect of hyperthyroidism on the adrenergic mechanism.


Electron microscopic study of the transport mechanism of the human placental villi.


3:5 Diiodo-L-tyrosine-alpha-ketoglutarate transamination by extracts of rat kidney mitochondria.


Mutants of Salmonella with unusually low toxicity for mice.


The metabolic effects of continuous exposure of arterial blood to ambient air.


Bromination of 2-oxo steroids.

Bromination of 2-oxo steroids.


The spread of hippocampal after-discharges and the performance of switch-off behavior motivated by hypothalamic stimulation in cats.


Studies on erythropoietin.

Studies on erythropoietin.


The effect of ricinoleic acid and phenolphthalein on creatine phosphate levels.


Pancreatic ferments in the doudenal fluid in mumps. Subclinical pancreopathy in mumps.


The bile and the pancreatic ferments in normal infants and children.


Cholecystitis in childhood.

Cholecystitis in childhood.


The bile and the pancreatic ferments in infectious hepatitis of children.


Experimental study on focal destructive lesions in the brain produced by the focused ultrasound.


D-Aminoacid oxidase and homogentisate oxygenase activities in the tumor bearing rats.


Transaminase activity in the tumor bearing rats.


Studies on the regulatory mechanism of the increased activity of some transaminases in the tumor bearing rats.


Experimental transmission of Toxoplasma gondii in mice.


Vascular reconstruction in esophageal surgery, with special reference to autografting.


Studies on the inhibitory action of excess iodine on thyroidal radioiodine release in the rat.


A simple new apparatus for small vessel anastomosisi (free autograft of the sigmoid included).


Selective isolation of aerobic Actinomycetes. The composition of an arginine-glycerol-salt medium (AGS), suitable for the selective isolation of aerobic actinomycetes, was given. When soil samples were treated with calcium carbonate and plated on the AGS medium, higher total and relative plate counts of actinomycetes were obtained than when other media and methods were used.


The concept of competitive replacement.

The concept of competitive replacement.


The role of the endocrine system in the control of certain biological rhythms in birds.


Lable statements for hazadous chemicals.


Serological studies on Pasteurella multocida. IV. Type distribution of the organisms on the basis of their capsule and O groups.


Further comment on Suddon's work with pacing.


New haptoglobin alleles: a prediction confirmed.


Study of the effect of climate on the density of C, fatigans and the development of filarial parasite in it.


Abdominal surgical emergencies.

Abdominal surgical emergencies.


Anomalous serotypes in Tetrahymena.

Anomalous serotypes in Tetrahymena.


The inheritance of H-L serotype differences at conjugation in Tetrahymena.


Irregular genetic transmission in Tetrahymena crosses.


H serotype differentiation in Tetrahymena.


Prophylactic effect of antivaccinia gamma-globulin against post-vaccinal encephalitis. In the Netherlands, the frequency of encephalitis after smallpox vaccination is estimated to be 1 in 4000 primary vaccinations in adults and 1 in 50 000 revaccinations. Since immunity seems to reduce the frequency of this complication, it was thought that it might be possible to prevent post-vaccinal encephalitis by a combination of passive and active immunization, a basic immunity being obtainable without risk by the injection of antivaccinia gamma-globulin (AGG). This theory was tested in Dutch military recruits in a double-blind experiment. At the time of primary vaccination the recruits were given an injection in the other arm, either of 2 ml of 16% AGG (treated group) or of 2 ml of placebo solution (control group).It appeared that administration of AGG had a prophylactic effect, since only 3 cases of post-vaccinal encephalitis occurred among the 53 630 recruits in the treated group, as compared with 13 among the 53 044 recruits in the control group. The difference of 10 is significant. The best estimate of the reduction in the frequency brought about by injection of 2 ml of 16% AGG is 77%; the lower limit of this reduction is 29%.The administration of 2 ml of 16% AGG did not interfere with the development of active immunity.


Thin layer chromatography of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazones of aliphatic carbonyl compounds.


Useful measures in the prevention of deep vein thrombosis in the legs. THE THREE PROBABLE FACTORS INVOLVED IN DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS ARE: (1) stasis, (2) alteration in the endothelium of the veins, and (3) alteration in the clotting mechanism of the blood.Control of stasis is assisted by elevation of the foot of the bed and by the use of washable elastic stockings and early ambulation, together with foot exercises. To prevent damage to the endothelium of the veins during operation, the heels should be elevated off the operating table by means of a small rolled towel in order to take weight off the calf muscles. The use of elastic stockings demonstrated in diagrams and some of the fallacies in connection with their use are outlined.


Experimental study of the duodenal inhibition of gastric secretion.


Effect of hydrocortisone administration on the hyaluronic acid fractions of synovial fluid in rheumatoid arthritis.


The evolution of the hand.

The evolution of the hand.


An easily removable self-retaining indwelling needle and cannula.


Hazards of the road.

Hazards of the road.


Stereotaxic amygdalotomy for behavior disorders.


Stereotaxic surgery for athetosis or the spastic state of cerebral palsy.


Neurophysiological ideas on pallidotomy and ventrolateral thalamotomy for hyperkinesis.


Studies of tissue permeability. IX. The effect of insulin on the penetration of 3-methylglucose-H3 in frog muscle.


Alkaloids of the root-bark of Orixa japonica Thunb. XI. The structures of orixidine and orixidinine.


Modification of the cardiovascular effects of theophylline by 7-dihydroxypropyl substitution.


John F. FAIRBAIRN (1880-1961).

John F. FAIRBAIRN (1880-1961).


Comparative evaluation of hydroxyzine and promethazine in the preanesthetic medication of 500 surgical patients.


Meningomyelocele.

Meningomyelocele.


The application of computers to medical and veterinary science. Does its logical structure suit medicine to machine assistance in diagnosis.


Idiopathic hemotympanum.

Idiopathic hemotympanum.


Carcinoma of the liver, hemochromatosis, and polycythemia: a case report.


Localized clostridial chorioamnionitis.

Localized clostridial chorioamnionitis.


The bactericdal properties of compounds which protect living cells against freezing damage.


Charge transfer, hydrogen bonding and drug action.


Progress and problems in the establishment and maintenance of laboratory colonies of tsetse files.


Effect of posterior pituitary polypeptides on the flow of urine after injection in lateral ventricle of the brain of a cat.


Alcoholism in Wisconsin, 1959-1961.

Alcoholism in Wisconsin, 1959-1961.


The general appearance of the bronchial epithelium in bronchial carcinoma: a histopathological study with some cytological viewpoints.


Treatment of severe hypertension and hypertensive emergencies.


The F-II-bentonite flocculation test (F-II-BFT) for rheumatoid arthritis. A comparison of results from six laboratories.


The management of prolonged labor.

The management of prolonged labor.


Angiotensin II in treatment of hypotensive states.


The prevention by drug prophylaxis of superinfections in experimental tuberculosis.


Experimental investigations in murine AKM leukemia.


Experimental investigations in murine AKm leukemia.


A comfortable and efficient colostomy appliance.


Experimental investigations in human leukemia attempts at transmission to the hybrid white mouse.


Experimental investigations on the oncolytic action of certain viruses.


Studies on the hydroxylation of the benzene moiety of the indole nucleus of indole compounds. III. On the enzymatic formatin of 6-hydroxyindole-3-butyric acid.


Pathology of pulseless disease. A systematic study and critical review of twenty-one autopsy cases reported in Japan.


Susceptibility to adenoviruses of primary human amnion cell cultures as influenced by their age.


On the psychological nature of stage impersonation.


Fatty metamorphosis of liver and puerperal intracranial hemorrhage.


Thrombosis of the internal carotid artery.


Dad, should I study medicine?

Dad, should I study medicine?


Dynamic control of calcium, phosphate, citrate, and glucose levels in blood serum. Effect of ACTH, adrenaline, noradrenaline, hydrocortisone, parathormone, insulin, and glucagon.


X-ray spectrometry in the clinical laboratory. VII. Bromide normally present in human serum.


Possible causes of chromate eczema.

Possible causes of chromate eczema.


An unusual case of tropical eosinophilia.


Haemosiderosis after iron therapy in Postkala-azar refractory anaemia.


Lymph node biopsy in tropical eosinophilia.


Serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase in muscular and neuromuscular disorders.


Dacryofistulorhinostomy.

Dacryofistulorhinostomy.


Differential serum protein levels in filariasis and tropical eosinophilia.


In vitro effect of hydrolysed glucose cyclo-acetoacetate on coagulation of blood in health and metabolic disorders.


PRADHAN TK: On the mechanism of the enzymatic hydorlysis of substituted phenyl phosphates by phosphatase from French bean leaves, Phaseolus vulgaris L.


Studies on serum phosphatases. Effect of dilution on acid and alkaline phosphatases of human serum.


A note on the influence of structure on the hydrolysis of substituted phenyl phosphates by serum alkaline phosphatase.


A note on the study on increase in active site of serum alkaline phosphatase on dilution.


Studies on phosphatases from jack bean (Canavalia ensiformis).


Studies on blood lipids in red cell and plasma: cholesterol and phospholipid in thalassaemia.


Studies on blood lipids in red cell and plasma: cholesterol and phospholipid in leprosy.


A preliminary report on the determination of the normal values of serum alkaline phosphatase activity by velocity constant method.


Studies on blood lipids in red cell and plasma: normal values for cholesterol and phospholipid.


An observation on the blood chloride level in Indian subjects.


A note on the effect of dilution on the alkaline and acid phosphatase activity of serum.


Evaluation of dye dilution and cardiometric methods of cardiac output estimation in dogs.


An implantable synchronous pacemaker for the long term correction of complete heart block.


Cytochemistry of protozoa, with particular reference to the Golgi apparatus and the mitochondria.


Inverted pattern of development of thoracic vertebral osteophytosis in situs inversus and in other instances of right descending aorta.


Aberrant renal artery producing developmental anomaly of kidney associated with unusual course of gonadal (ovarian) vessels.


Conceptual ability and indices of frustration tolerance on the Rosenzweig picture-frustration study.


Metabolism of the transplanted dog kidney.


Structural requirements for puromycin inhibition of protein synthesis.


Convergence nystagmus and paralysis of vertical gaze following balloon-made lesion for parkinsonism. Sequence of events during recovery.


Differential nerve block by sodium free and sodium-deficient solutions.


Nurse educators must plan for the future.


Experimental poliomyelitis following intramuscular virus injection. III. The effect of passive antibody on paralysis and viremia.


Enzymatic synthesis and immunochemistry of N-acetylglucosaminylribitol linkages in the teichoic acids of Staphylococcus aureus stains.


Renal trauma: experience with 258 cases.


A study of certain in vitro properties of staphylococci.


Swellings of spermatic cord, epididymis and testicular tunics and appendages.


Tetanus; the use of human hyperimmune globulin in treatment. Twenty patients with tetanus were treated with human hyperimmune globulin. The mortality rate in the series was 30 per cent. No complications due to the use of this antitoxin were observed.


Effect of sodium salicylate and 2:4-dinitrophenol on the distribution of galactose in the eviscerated nephrectomised rat.


Structure of compound G, a metabolite of Oospora sulphurea-ochracea v. Beyma.


Studies on ethionine. VI. Sex-dependent behavior of methionine and ethionine in rats.


The immediate product of braintissue decarboxylations.


On homogeneous retinal stimulation and the perception of depth.


The structure of pseudokobusine.

The structure of pseudokobusine.


Studies on hemoglobin values in Norway. I. Hemoglobin levels in adults.


Infectious mononucleosis with multiple organ involvement complicated by pseudomembranous laryngotracheitis. An autopsy report.


A spatter shield from an Erlenmeyer flask.


Work capacity studies in cardiac patients.


Sequential biosynthesis of the peptide chains of hemoglobin.


[Diffuse osteosclerosis, osteoesclerosis difusa].


A striated intercellular material in rat brain.


Bacterial transformation: an antigen specific for 'competent' pneumococci.


Neural associations of the amygdaloid complex in the monkey.


James Wallace GRAHAM (1906-1962).

James Wallace GRAHAM (1906-1962).


An ultramicro serum viscosity test.

An ultramicro serum viscosity test.


Synthesis of polyhydroxysteroids. III. Synthesis of pregnanetetrols. (1).


Synthesis of the yellow pteirdine, isosepiapterin.


Prognosis and clinico-pathological correlation of coronary artery disease in 173 patients.


Adipokinetic effect of intravenous cortisol in human subjects.


Inaugural speech of Union Health Minister at the Annual Conference of Physicians on 17th January at Calcutta.


Pars intermedia of the pituitary gland and integumentary colour changes in the garden lizard calotes versicolor.


Chest roentgenographic survey of a large urban fire department.


A direct effect of reserpine on ventricular contractility.


The significance of calcium ions in cardiac excitation and contraction.


Effect of strontium on cardiac contractility and membrane resting potentials.


Effect of caffeine on cardiac contractile activity and radiocalcium movement.


Effect of ryanodine on cardiac muscle.

Effect of ryanodine on cardiac muscle.


When is a lateral not a lateral?

When is a lateral not a lateral?


Two angles to a grid.

Two angles to a grid.


Effects of task complexity and task organization on the relative efficiency of part and whole training methods.


Monitoring haemodialysis by a means of rapid blood-urea estimation.


Empyema necessitatis of the gall-bladder.


Indications for haemodialysis: a concept in outlook and perspective.


Shock: the concept of irreversibility and the therapeutic implications.


Primary resection and anastomosis for carcinoma of the splenic flexure with obstruction.


Treatment of sigmoid volvulus.

Treatment of sigmoid volvulus.


Use of arteriovenous shunt for haemodialysis in 8-months-old infant.


A study of phosphate, desoxyribonucleic acid, and phospholipid fractions in neural tumors.


Effect of pyridoxine deficiency on iron absorption in the rat.


Heated blood agar medium for the growth of Trypanosoma cruzi and some species of Leishmania.


Some thoughts and experiments on respiration and on asthma, with special reference to Henry Hyde SALTER.


An altered alkaline phosphatase formed in the presence of norleucine.


The present position in coeliac disease.


Loss and recovery of discrimination of visual depth in dark-reared rats.


Prevention of citrate intoxication during exchange transfusions.


Anomalies of the ossicular chain.

Anomalies of the ossicular chain.


Post-alcoholic hypoglycaemia and toxic hepatitis in an African child.


Urinary calculi.

Urinary calculi.


The significance of the rem and parameters on which it depends.


Ultimate maximum values of the RBE of fast neurtrons and gammarays for chromosome aberrations.


The prevalence of anaemia in two Maori rural communities.


Contractile proteins of normal and failing human heart.


The fine structure of chromosomes in pigeon spermatocytes.


Enzyme effects on pachytene chromosomes of the male pigeon evaluated with the electron microscope.


Secretion of 2,7-naphthalenedisulphonic acid in the chicken's renal tubules.


Peptide synthesis in bone marrow: insulin and thyroxin effects.


Infectivity of cicatricial trachoma.

Infectivity of cicatricial trachoma.


The role of biogenic amines in the development of some experimental gastric ulcers.


Enzymo-histochemistry; its possibilities in surgical pathology.


Tuberculous ulcers of the distal colon.

Tuberculous ulcers of the distal colon.


Distribution of arginase activity along the body of earthworms.


Hygiene and preventive medicine in ancient China.


Frederick Gowland HOPKINS.

Frederick Gowland HOPKINS.


Sex-linked hydrocephalus. Report of two families, with chromosomal study of two cases.


In praise of man.

In praise of man.


Eros and the repetition compulsion.

Eros and the repetition compulsion.


Human population genetics, 1961.

Human population genetics, 1961.


Genetic effects of the atomic bombs. Rejoinder to Dr. de Bellefeuille.


Diabetes mellitus: a "thrifty" genotype rendered detrimental by "progress"?


Transitory "positive" selection for colorblindness?


Macro- and micromethods for the determination of serum vitamin A using trifluoroacetic acid.


Starch gel electrophoresis of myogen from chicken breast muscle in constant and gradient buffer systems.


Starch gel electrophoresis of cobra and rattlesnake venoms.


Fecal occult blood detected in the plastic examining glove.


The battery strain of atypical acid fast bacilli.


Regional enteritis.

Regional enteritis.


Automation in x-ray examination of the gastrointestinal tract.


Asanguineous total-body perfusion.

Asanguineous total-body perfusion.


Anoxia of canine brain without damage.

Anoxia of canine brain without damage.


Survival after asanguineous total body perfusion.


Mechanisms of shock associated with brain damage.


Dextransucrase, an induced enzyme from Leuconostoc mesenteroides.


Possible sources of error in the determination of arterial carbon dioxide tension by an interpolation technique.


Fracture of the distal clavicle with detachment of the coracoclavicular ligaments in adults.


Sensitization of guinea pigs to chromium compounds.


A simple optical aid to an attending second observer in microsurgery.


Curare-binding macromolecules from medullated nerve tissue.


A standardized reporting form for patient incidents and accidents.


Ulcerative colitis in the United States Army in 1944. Follow-up with particular reference to mortality in cases and controls. This paper compares the mortality of 525 men admitted to U.S. Army hospitals in 1944 with ulcerative colitis compared with 518 controls matched for age, race, and rank. The excess mortality in the ulcerative colitis group as compared with the control group was due to approximately equal proportions of deaths from ulcerative colitis (2.9%) and cancer of the caecum, colon, and rectum (3.2%). The mortality from ulcerative colitis occurred mainly in the first and immediately subsequent years after diagnosis while most of the deaths from cancer occurred in later years. A striking correlation is shown between bad prognosis and the extent of radiological involvement of the colon in 1944.


Ultrastructural studies of hepatic pigment following administration of intravenous fat.


Serologic and pathologic changes in rats on atherogenic diets.


Interaction between pyrazine or pyridine-monocarboxamide and sodium hydroxycarboxylate in aqueous solution. III.


Some results of the physiopathological study of terminal states.


Useful aids to stereotaxia and the surgical treatment of extrapyramidal disorders.


Effect of magnesium on the thyroid.

Effect of magnesium on the thyroid.


Purposive inattention to olfactory stimulation.


Estimation of recessive gene frequencies from data on consanguineous marrigaes.


Electron microscopic study of microorganisms subjected to freezing and drying: cinematographic observations of yeast and coli cells.


Properties of a bacterial mutant lacking amino acid control of RNA synthesis.


Characterization of the RNA formed under conditions of relaxed amino acid control in Escherichia coli.


Differential response to failure in hospital and nonhospital groups.


Preliminary evaluation of the iodine-132 solution from the Brookhaven Te-132--1-132 generator.


Actomyosin-like protein in mitochondria of the mouse liver.


Biosynthesis of 7-chloro-6-demethyltetracycline in the presence of aminopterin and ethionine.


Management of head injuries.

Management of head injuries.


The pertormance of "chronic schizophrenic" patients on Piotrowski's Rorschach sign list for organic CNS pathology.


The function of mucus.

The function of mucus.


Problems in anesthesia caused by intestinal obstruction.


A comparative anatomic study of the hepatic veins in the dog, monkey, and human.


Left ventricular oxygen utilization in intact dogs: effect of systemic hemodynamic factors.


Myocardial anaerobic metabolism in intact dogs.


An industrial evaluation of dermatitis of the hands.


Hypopituitarism caused by a melanoma of the pituitary gland. A clinical and pathological description is given of a case of panhypopituitarism caused by a melanoma of the pituitary gland. The possible origins of a melanoma in this site are discussed.


Physiological changes with induced hypotension, present status of clinical use.


The multiplicity of thought.

The multiplicity of thought.


Missing links in computer intelligence.

Missing links in computer intelligence.


The imitation of man by machine.

The imitation of man by machine.


Hierarchies in concept attainment.

Hierarchies in concept attainment.


1-Thyroxine on acetate conversion to cholesterol by livers of hypophysectomized rats.


Climate and disease.

Climate and disease.


The clinical evaluation of hypnotics: objective versus subjective method.


Convulsions in childhood.

Convulsions in childhood.


Resuscitation of the newborn.

Resuscitation of the newborn.


Hypoglycaemia in the newborn. A sequel of intrauterine malnutrition.


Hydrocarbons in the Los Angeles atmosphere. A comparison between the hydrocarbons in automobile exhaust and those found in the Los Angeles atmosphere.


The serological specificity of the cornea.


The protective effect of human gastric juice on experimentally induced ulceration in the rat.


Multiple candida abscesses resulting from insulin injections.


The heterophoria problem.

The heterophoria problem.


Single measurement of plasma radioactive vitamin B12 as a test for pernicious anemia.


Distribution of radioruthenium in mice.

Distribution of radioruthenium in mice.


The present system of registration of patients in government hospitals.


The clinical components of an occupational health program.


Closed chest.

Closed chest.


The postural factor in diagnosis.

The postural factor in diagnosis.


The vertical component of the heart vector.


On the structural continuities of the transverse tubular system of rabbit and human myocardial cells. An electron microscopic study of rabbit and human myocardium provides further evidence of the existence of two distinct components of the sarcoplasmic reticulum. A thin-walled tubular system (termed longitudinal system) is arranged in anastomosing channels sur-surrounding each sarcomere and has transverse and possibly also longitudinal connections with the tubules of adjacent sarcomeres. A thick-walled tubular system traverses the myofiber transversely at the level of the Z lines of the myofibrils. The structure of these tubules very closely resembles that of deep sarcolemmal invaginations. Indeed, the membranes of the tubules appear to be continuous with the sarcolemma in favorable sections so that there seems to be an extension of the cell membrane and extracellular fluid to all depths of the myocardial fiber. Certain physiologic data which support this concept are discussed. The calculations of A. V. Hill comparing the kinetics of diffusion and the time-distance relationships between excitation and activation in frog sartorius muscle are reconsidered for cardiac muscle.


Cancer: a unified disease.

Cancer: a unified disease.


Trismus due to ergotamine intoxication.

Trismus due to ergotamine intoxication.


Reaction to antigens in vivo of the peritoneal macrophages of guinea-pigs with delayed type hypersensitivity. Effects of anticoagulants and other drugs.


Potentiation of the biologic effect of administered cortisol by estrogen treatment.


Functional anatomy of skin related to temperature regulation.


The loss of macrophages from peritoneal exudates following the injection of antigens into guinea-pigs with delayed-type hypersensitivity.


Relationship of plasma salicylate concentration to urinary salicylate excretion rate.


Electron microscopic and histochemical studies in diffuse sclerosis (sudanophilic type).


Cation exchange separation of calcium and magnesium at high ionic strength.


Crystalluria potential of cholecystographic agents.


An apparatus for production of concave gradients and its application to chromatography of lipids.


Lipid changes in cardiac hypertrophy as measured by silicic acid chromatography.


The effects of electrical anaesthesia on the electroencephalogram of rabbits.


The distribution of Trichinella spiralis larvae in the muscles of primates.


Are bed bugs vectors of filariasis?

Are bed bugs vectors of filariasis?


The identification of infective filarial larvae in Simuliidae. Although it is recognized that the presence of animal filariae can lead to confusion in the interpretation of infection rates in mosquito vectors of filariasis, the filariae found in man-biting simuliids are usually assumed to be Onchocerca volvulus. The authors of this paper emphasize that it is unwise to calculate transmission indices from infection rates in man-biting simuliids unless there is confidence in the identification of the filarial larvae. In this respect they cite their observations on Mount Elgon in Uganda which show that the majority of the filarial larvae in Simulium neavei-the local vector of onchocerciasis-are of species that do not affect man.To assist in the correct interpretation of infection rates in the vectors the authors made a detailed study of the morphological character of O. volvulus infective larvae and established criteria for distinguishing O. volvulus from other filariae known to be transmitted by simuliids.


The press and health education.

The press and health education.


The American Medical Association study on perinatal mortality and morbidity.


Cancer comment. Side glances at Russian medicine.


Pharmaceuticals for prolonged action.

Pharmaceuticals for prolonged action.


The role of Escherichia coli in diarrheal disease.


The human diffusely projecting system. Evoked potentials and interactions.


Auditory training.

Auditory training.


Villous adenoma of the rectum with electrolyte imbalance.


Haemophilia.

Haemophilia.


Blood cell counting: a comparison of the E.E.L. and Coulter machines.


Pulmonary function in the newborn infant. II. Perfusion--estimation by analysis of the arterial-alveolar carbon dioxide difference.


Pulmonary function in the newborn infant. I. Methods: ventilation and gaseous metabolism.


The enzymatic deficiency in the waxy mutant of maize.


Human adaptation to Antarctic station life.


Intracellularly recorded responses of nerve cells to oxygen deprivation.


Hamman-Rich syndrome: a case report.

Hamman-Rich syndrome: a case report.


Evaluation of tris (hydroxymethyl) aminomethane (THAM) in experimental hemorrhagic shock.


Jaundice and bed rest.

Jaundice and bed rest.


Acute viral hepatitis. Evaluation and treatment.


Perception of affective stimuli by normal and schizophrenic subjects in a depth perception task.


Barium suspensions vs. water-soluble iodine compounds in the study of obstruction of the small bowel. An experimental study of physiologic characteristics and radiographic value.


Experimental evidence for the involvement of a neurophysiological mechanism in the discrimination of duration.


The brightness of part-spectrum targets stimulating the eye parafoveally at intermittency rates below fusion.


A study comparing visual and visual-motor perceptions of unimpaired, defective and spastic cerebral palsied children.


Development in sheep of resistance to the ked Melophagus ovinus (L.). III. Histopathology of sheep skin as a clue to the nature of resistance.


Experiment in medical center-community hospital collaboration.


Mikulicz's disease of the palate.

Mikulicz's disease of the palate.


Tumors of the head and neck region.

Tumors of the head and neck region.


Temporal bone resection and radical neck dissection for basal cell carcinoma with metastases.


Determination of cyanein by the microbiological diffusion method.


Polypeptide synthesis in sea urchin embryogenesis: an examination with synthetic polyribonucleotides. After fertilization of the sea urchin egg the rate of protein synthesis by a cell-free ribosomal system increases markedly. This increase can be attributed to newly synthesized messenger RNA, since (i) the rate of polypeptide synthesis elicited by synthetic messenger polyribonucleotides changes only slightly after fertilization, and (ii) the enzymes for the formation of amino acyl transfer RNA's of phenylalanine and leucine and the polymerization of polypeptide are in excess in the unfertilized egg. Polypeptide synthesis has been characterized in development to the gastrula stage.


Accelerated waste water oxidation pond pilot plant studies.


The effect of 5-fluorouracil on the developmental and adaptive formation of tryptophan pyrrolase.


Effect of colchicine and ultraviolet irradiation on the size and shape of Tetrahymena pyriformis Gl.


Chemotherapeutic experiments with the Shay leukemia.


On biological properties of Vinca rosea alcaloids.


Glucose metabolism in the rabbit during induced fever.


The general aspects of emotional illness: the psychiatrist's view.


Dependency: normal and pathological.

Dependency: normal and pathological.


The modified Heller operation for achalasia of the esophagus.


Recruitment in health careers. Third national council on health careers.


Permeability of the synovial membrane to proteins.


Compound presentation.

Compound presentation.


An experiment in bio-medical reference retrieval.


The physician's responsibility for total rehabilitation of his patients.


Antidiuretic hormone in the serum of diabetes insipidus patients following injection of novocain.


Evaluation of 2-methyl-3-orthotolyl-4-(3H)-quinazolinone (methaqualone) in the treatment of insomnia.


gamma,delta-Dioxovalerate aminotransferase activity in Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


Carbohydrates in protein. 7. The nature of the carbohydrate in ovomucoid.


Inhibition of succinate oxidation by DPN and DPN-analogues in sub-mitochondrial systems.


Mitochondrial formation and hydrolysis of adenosine triphosphate in the presence of some rare-earth ions.


Role of C-factor in water uptake and extrusion by mitochondria and interference by various drugs.


Influence of the parathyroids on composition of rat milk.


Laboratory services and the ward nurse.

Laboratory services and the ward nurse.


Hypoplasia of ascending aorta. An unusual form of supravalvular aortic stenosis with special reference to localized coronary arterial hypertension.


Coronary arteries in fetuses, infants, juveniles, and young adults.


Women's attitudes toward the menopause.

Women's attitudes toward the menopause.


The enzymatic synthesis of D-alanyl-D-alanine. II. Kinetic studies on D-alanyl-D-alanine synthetase.


Serum cholesterol in rats intoxicated with carbon tetrachloride.


Biochemical significance of serum glycoproteins. II. Effect of dietary protein on changes in rat serum following injury.


Synovitis of the hips in infancy and childhood.


Composition and properties of human cervical mucus.


A recapitulation of the latest concepts of rheumatic fever. A review of the 51 cases treated at the Alexandria Hospital between 1952 and 1961.


Studies of genetic-units controlling arginine biosynthesis in Bacillus subtilis.


Iron and calcium dysmetabolism in the brain with special predilection for globus pallidus and cerebellum.


A modification of the marsupialization operation for pilonidal disease.


Effect of intellectual level and neuropsychiatric status on the diversity of intensity of semantic differential ratings.


Congenital varicella.

Congenital varicella.


Reaction to "varidase".

Reaction to "varidase".


Septic abortion changing concept of management.


Standard practices at Sloane Hospital: the management of septic abortion.


Studies on molluscum contagiosum. Observations on the cytopathic effect of molluscum suspensions in vitro.


Intermittent treatment of tinea capitis with griseofulvin.


Repression of delayed hypersensitivity to conjugated serum albumin during immune paralysis induced in guinea pig by heterologous proteins.


Pulmonary hyaline membrane disease: aetiological considerations.


An aircrew hypoxia-warning system.

An aircrew hypoxia-warning system.


Surgical treatment of the complications resulting from cardioesophageal incompetence.


Spontaneous reduction of an incarcerated acute diaphragmatic hernia.


Carbohydrate and roughage requirement of the cricket, Acheta domesticus.


Roentgen diagnosis of compartmental disease of the gallbladder.


Forceful ureteral spurt. A common roentgen manifestation of urinary tract infection in children.


A note on chaining and temporal discrimination. Four pigeons were exposed to a two-key DRL procedure. At the start of a trial, key A was illuminated. A response to the lighted key turned it off and simultaneously illuminated key B. Reinforcement was available for responses on key B which followed the initial key A response by more than 2 sec. In the course of exposure to these conditions, all birds acquired superstitious response chains on key A. The distribution of the number of responses on key A preceding a key B response and the distribution of intervals elapsing from the initial key A response to the key B response were of the same form. The suggestion is made that the superstitious responding on key A served to mediate the required delay interval. However, when intervals between successive key A responses were recorded for one subject, they were found to be regularly spaced in time. Thus, the problem remains of how this behavior is itself timed.


Ratio reinforcement of matching behavior. Three pigeons, previously trained to a high level of accuracy on matching-to-sample procedures, were exposed to various schedules of ratio reinforcement for correct matches. Overall accuracy was lower on fixed ratio than on regular reinforcement. There was a high incidence of errors immediately after reinforcement on fixed ratio schedules with accuracy increasing as the ratio progressed. This increase was found to be inversely correlated with the latency of the observing response to the sample. By contrast, accuracy was high throughout the ratio on a variable ratio schedule.


Our fading freedom.

Our fading freedom.


Occurrence of nonfluoride opacities and nonfluoride hypoplasias of enamel in 588 children ages 9 to 14 years.


Osmotic error in electronic determinations of red cell volume.


Globus hystericus syndrome.

Globus hystericus syndrome.


Splenic irradiation.

Splenic irradiation.


The concept of "needs" as related to research.


Biochemical and morphological observations on choline-deficient rats. Effects of various levels of beef fat and cholesterol, and of injections of sulamerazine and parathyroid hormone.


A new apparatus for recording and a method for scoring autokinetic movement.


Elective surgery in Hemophilia. II. Hematologic control.


Thrombin generation in paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria.


Stabilities underlying changes in interpersonal attraction.


Leukocyte culture for chromosome studies in the domestic fowl.


The significance of blood lipid alterations in diabetes mellitus.


Physiopathology and biochemistry of the cornea with particular reference to wound healing.


Errors in the interpretation of errors in epidemiology.


Surgical approaches to the nasopharynx.

Surgical approaches to the nasopharynx.


Epidemiology of asthma in children, with particular reference to wind speed and wind direction.


Feeding habits in the genus Balaustium (Acarina, Erythraeidae), with special reference to attacks on man.


A radiation pressure balance for the absolute measurement of ultrasonic power.


Cellular mechanisms in intestinal transfer of amino acids.


A simple and accurate method for the determination of serum cholesterol levels.


Epidemic cervical myalgia. An outbreak in Hertfordshire.


Lead poisoning in children.

Lead poisoning in children.


A hospital public relations training program for college students.


IMPAC--who, what and why.

IMPAC--who, what and why.


A table for resuscitation of the new-born.


The use of iodine-125 as a diagnostic agent in ophthalmology.


Spontaneous rupture of the splenic vein during pregnancy.


Fatty acids of bush bean leaf chloroplasts and proplastids.


The relationship of the medical school and hospital to the clinical research center.


Distribution of vitamin B12 in cell fractions of rat brains.


Renal hypothermia produced by the direct application of ice.


Renal hypothermia produced by direct application of ice.


Mucosal cervical polyps.

Mucosal cervical polyps.


Induction of labor with transbuccal oxytocic.


Weil's disease in Cape Town: a case report.


The school-centered life space interview as illustrated by extreme threat of school issues.


The use of extrachromic catgut in bronchial stump closure.


Fusidic acid: laboratory and clinical assessment.


In situ lobular carcinoma of the breast: report of 26 women with 32 cancers.


Gerald Raleigh WEIGALL.

Gerald Raleigh WEIGALL.


Evaluation of an influenza vaccine programme in industry.


Respiratory disease absenteeism in a large industry.


Medical aspects and implications of workmen's compensation.


Alterations in physiological accommodation to stress induced by irradiation.


Certain aspects of the effects of levorphanol on water metabolism in rats.


Endocrine treatment of breast cancer.

Endocrine treatment of breast cancer.


Radioprotective effects of beta-aminoethylisothiuronium Br HBr in the dog.


Extrahepatic biliary tract anatomy. A review from a surgical viewpoint.


The therapeutic community in a county general hospital. The past decade has witnessed an enlightened revision in the treatment of the mentally ill. The new approach purports that the hospitalized patient is more effectively treated in open units attached to general hospitals in the local community. Social interaction based on mutual trust and respect for the individual is facilitated in an atmosphere of enhanced communication potential. The improvement of patients in all diagnostic categories seems to justify the enthusiasm for advocating the therapeutic community philosophy in units of a general hospital.


A disulfide photoreduction system in chromatophores of Rhodospirillum rubrum.


Ionic effects on the photochemical activity of bacterial chromatophores.


Some clinical applications of cancer chemotherapy.


Alkaptonuria, ochronosis, and arthritis in a Cypriot woman.


Long term follow-up proves Billroth I gastric resection inadequate for permanent control of duodenal ulcer.


The axillary artery approach to arteriography of the aorta and its branches.


Roentgen appearance of lacrimal-gland tumors.


Immune specificity of burn toxin.

Immune specificity of burn toxin.


What is a medical school cancer coordinator?


Seminal vesiculography.

Seminal vesiculography.


Effects of triparanol on the secretion and metabolism of adrenal corticosteroids.


A method for arteriography of the bronchial artery.


Haptoglobins in pleural and ascitic fluids.


Differential proportioning. A micro technique using the autoanalyser.


Selection of mutants of Escherichia coli constitutive for tryptophanase.


Anesthesiology.

Anesthesiology.


Fractionation and dose-rate. V. Some comparisons of fractionation effects by erythema measurements on human skin.


Report of the Institute of Hygiene & Preventive Medicine, Lahore, read on the occasion of convocation.


Two-hour oral cholecystography.

Two-hour oral cholecystography.


Congenital defect of gastric muscle.

Congenital defect of gastric muscle.


Roentgenographic pattern and motility in small bowel studies.


Industrial poisons: toxic reaction following inhalation of fumes of RP-I missile fluid.


Gingival microcysts in infancy.

Gingival microcysts in infancy.


Cardiovascular disease mortality by race, based on a statical study in Charleston, South Carolina.


Effects of extracts of normal and schizophrenic urines on glucose utilization by mouse brain.


New observations on the fine structure of spermatozoa.


Some physico-chemical properties of sulphite-modified urease.


Acute cecal diverticulitis. Report of 25 cases.


Use of electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy in investigations of functional metal components in micro-organisms.


Steroid relationships confirmed. On the steroid content of amniotic fluid.


Osteoporosis of the aged spine.

Osteoporosis of the aged spine.


Pigment changes during cleavage.

Pigment changes during cleavage.


Use of a modified partial pressure suit to alleviate severe postural hypotension.


A patient with cancer of the tongue.

A patient with cancer of the tongue.


Lateral radicular disease due to lateral branching of the root canal.


Ferrous complexes in the catalase reaction.


Hypothalamic control of the pituitary.

Hypothalamic control of the pituitary.


Effect of egg yolk size on yolk cholesterol concentration.


Open mitral commissurotomy. Experience with 200 consecutive cases.


Craniopharyngeal pituitary gland.

Craniopharyngeal pituitary gland.


Adrenal weight-maintaining corticotropin in carcinoma of lung.


ACTH-like excretion from carcinoma of the ovary. The clinical effect of m,p'-DDD.


Sterilization of endodontic cultures prior to their disposal.


The relationship between the analgetic effect of morphine and addiction liability in rats.


Broadening the communication potential of chronic schizophrenics.


When staph comes home to roost.

When staph comes home to roost.


Allergic reactions to "kissing bug" bites. In addition to local allergic skin reactions to the bite of the kissing bug, Triatoma protracta, the systemic reactions can vary from a mild urticarial reaction to a severe anaphylactoid reaction consisting of shock, generalized angioneurotic edema and laryngeal edema. The diagnosis can be established by the clinical history, the finding of an engorged kissing bug, the presence of typical local and systemic signs, and finally, a positive reaction to a skin test with an extract of the bug.


Factor scales for the California psychological inventory.


A factor analysis of parental attitudes of fathers.


Studies on trachoma. II. Comparison of fluorescent antibody, giemsa, and egg isolation methods for detection of trachoma virus in human conjunctival scrapings.


Immunofluorescent studies with trachoma and related antigens.


Surgery in the treatment of osteoarthritis of the hip.


Some effects of vitamin D and parathyroid hormone on the calcium and phosphorus metabolism of bone in vitro.


Postoperative disturbances in pulmonary ventilation.


Maximum information-handling rates for sequentially presented visual stimuli.


Self-inflicted and accidental poisoning in adults admitted to a general hospital.


Nonvenereal sclerosing lymphangitis of penis.


Mechanism of the prolonged adrenergic blockade produced by haloalkylamines.


A quantitative study of chromosomal elasticity and its influence on chromosome movement.


Mental deficit, schizophrenia and the Benton test.


Content referent for the ancillary projective plates.


Some observations on the surgical treatment of heart block in degenerative heart disease.


Hydraulic printing press.

Hydraulic printing press.


Anal syphilis.

Anal syphilis.


Advances in the treatment of venereal diseases.


Luminescence in animals.

Luminescence in animals.


Animal luminescence.

Animal luminescence.


Heat in engine rooms.

Heat in engine rooms.


Iain Lumsden MACKINNON.

Iain Lumsden MACKINNON.


Effect of certain cytostatic and fungistatic steroids on activity of the reticulo-endothelial system.


Corticosterone content of adrenals in gonadectomized rats.


A clinical evaluation of a new sulfonamide: sulfachloropyridazine.


The synthesis of kinin analogues.

The synthesis of kinin analogues.


Management of imperforate anus with recto-urethral fistula.


Impaired pigmentation in chinook salmon fed diets deficient in essential fatty acids.


Candidiosis of the guineapig: a new experimental pattern.


Observations concerning the proteolytic activity and the antitryptic potency of the blood serum in some dermatoses.


Cytotoxic action exerted on HeLa cells by the sera of patients suffering from malignant tumours.


Viral etiology in cardiovascular affections. V. Morphological study of a myocardial infarction: histological evidence of rickettsial or pararickettsial infection.


Viral etiology in cardiovascular affections. IV. Experimental and histopathological study of some cases of rickettsial thromboangiitis obliterans.


Viral etiology in cardiovascular affections. II. A virological study of 50 cases.


Inframicrobial etiology of the ulcerous disease.


Plasma lipids in coronary heart disease.


Group differences and age trend of serum cholesterol.


The determination of triglycerides and phospholipids.


Prolactin secretion in vitro: effects of thyroid hormones and insulin.


The effect of cortisone on peptic ulcer formation. An experimental study.


The effect of serotonin on gastric secretion.


The effect of arterialization of the liver on gastric secretion of dogs with portacaval shunts.


Evaluation of vaginal smear, serum gonadotropin, protein-bound iodine, and thyroxine-binding as measures of placental adequacy.


Pulmonary diffusion in the dog lung.

Pulmonary diffusion in the dog lung.


Periarteritis nodosa. Wegener's granuloma type.


Dissolution rate studies. II. Dissolution of particles under conditions of rapid agitation.


Dissolution rate studies. I. Continuous recording technique for following rapid reaction in solution.


Interpretation of cellular changes preceding invasive uterine cervix carcinoma.


The significance of tissue cell changes preceding uterine cervix carcinoma.


Non-immune gel precipitin tests with an enzyme antigen.


Gastric-cell maturation disorders in atrophic gastritis, pernicious anemia, and carcinoma. Histologic site of origin and diagnostic significance of abnormal cells.


Movements of Ca in beating ventricles of the frog heart.


Symposium on Reinterpretations of the Schreber case: Freud's theory of paranoia'. III. Further data and memorabilia pertaining to the Schreber case.


Action of deoxycorticosterone acetate on glycogen. II. Relationship of muscle glycogen formation to potassium metabolism.


The electroencephalogram and vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency.


Uterine cervix "carcinoma in situ". Validity of biologic concept vs. clinical entity.


Acrokeratosis verruciformis (Hopf). A follow-up study.


Atypical basal-cell nuclei in cervical smears caused by Trichomonas vaginalis.


Body temperature during work at different environmental temperatures.


Some reflections on the best possible photofluorogram from a medical point of view.


Evaluation the fluorescent treponemal antibody test (FTA).


Electrometric determination of urea in blood and urine.


Experimental studies on the determination of the GM groups in blood stains.


Influence of desferrioxamine on the renal excretion of iron. Preliminary report.


Fundamentals of electricity and electrical circuits.


On the presence of group-specific Gm- and Go-substances in urine.


Basic methods for measurement of current, voltage and impedance.


Hypothermia with air cooling in neurosurgical operations under ether anaesthesia.


Paper chromatographic determination of aromatic alpha-keto acids.


Some observations on family constellations and personality patterns of young unmarried mothers.


Improved method for determination of creatine kinase.


Spectrophotometric determination of Evans blue dye in plasma with individual correction for blank density by a modified Gaeblers method.


Surgical treatment of non-toxic goitre. II. Follow-up on patients operated upon during the period 1945-1955.


The differential diagnosis of urolithiasis with an approach to therapy based on pathology and physiology.


Electroencephalographic findings in unilateral cerebral atrophy.


The ability of 39 liquid chelating agents to form cements with metal oxides, respecting their usability as root-filling materials. A preliminary communication.


The influence of diet on the enzyme content of animal tissues.


Induction of glucokinase by glucose in rat liver.


Histochemistry of the Leydig cells in the postnatal prepubertal testis of the rat.


Enzymic histochemistry of human prostate. Localization of oxidative enzymes, esterase, and aminopeptidase in the normal and hyperplastic human prostate.


Appendicitis in pregnancy.

Appendicitis in pregnancy.


Changes in phospholipids during autolysis of rat brain and lung.


Health stamps for health camps.

Health stamps for health camps.


Contact dermatoses in an industrial community.


Acne: treatment of individual lesions.

Acne: treatment of individual lesions.


Effects of probable outcome information on two-choice learning.


Analgesic efficacy of dextro-propoxyphene hydrochloride in the postoperative patient.


The U. S. Air Force progress in aerospace medicine.


The role of the physician in the investigation of aircraft accidents.


A united front against common killers--remarks.


The role of the U. S. Air Force in international medicine.


The morphogenesis and the general structure of the actinopterygian forebrain.


Pattern formation in artificially activated ectoderm (Rana pipiens and Ambystoma punctatum).


Blood clotting factors in cerebrospinal fluid. The activity of blood clotting factors has been investigated in cerebrospinal fluid. No cephalin-like activity was found in cerebrospinal fluid but prothrombin activity averaged about 0.5% of normal plasma activity. The activity of factor VII was negligible in almost all cases. The activity of antihaemophilic factors showed great variation but in the majority of cases it did not exceed 1% of normal plasma activity. High activity for factor V was found in almost all samples of cerebrospinal fluid.


Influence of plasmin on the clotting and anticlearing activities of platelets.


Role of gastric distention in angina pectoris. Intractable angina pectoris with cascade stomach and magenblase syndrome treated with gastric resection.


Pithecolobium dulce. I. Isolation and characterization of legume constituents.


Studies on wheat plants using carbon-14 compounds. XIX. Observations on the metabolism of lysine-C14.


Regulatory mechanisms of glycogen deposition in liver of normal and tumour-bearing rat, and in Novikoff ascites hepatoma.


Unsuspected pulmonary foreign body. Report of a case.


Dogs surviving with a reimplanted lung. Bronchospirometric and pulmonary artery pressure studies.


Studies on rabbit-liver soluble RNA. VIII. Distribution of nucleotides in soluble RNA chains as revealed by hydrolysis with snake-venom phosphodiesterase.


The appearance of intranuclear inclusion bodies induced by herpes simplex virus in FL cells.


A contribution to the knowledge of the cortical connections of the anterior thalamic nuclei in the monkey.


Experimental-anatomical studies on the cortical connections of the anterior thalamic nuclei in carnivores.


Phospholipid as a possible component of carrier system in beta-galactoside permease of Escherichia coli.


Goal-directedness: a practical goal for psychotherapy.


Toward effective mental health education.


Studies in experimental lathyrism. II. On the properties of collagen.


Studies in experimental lathyrism. I. Non-collagen components of tissues.


Non-esterified fatty acids and fatty liver in hereditary fructose intolerance.


Serum tocopherol, cholesterol, and triglyceride in coronary heart disease.


A flexible dictation system speeds reporting and cuts clerical time.


Inhibition of dopamine beta-oxidase in vivo by benzyloxyamine and benzylhydrazine analogs.


Mechanism of ulcerogenic action of 5-hydroxytryptamine in rat's stomach.


The battle for the wounded.

The battle for the wounded.


Effects of nicotinic acid and its amide on higher nervous activity.


The effect of atarax on the assimilation of radiothiamine.


Methods for selective inactivation of phosphodiesterase and 5-nucleotidase of gurza (Vipera lebetina) venom.


Interrelation of oxygen, water and temperature in the production of radiation-induced genetic effects in plants.


Reversible arrest of growth of L-cells under weighted agar.


A series of cerebral palsy operations.

A series of cerebral palsy operations.


Dissemination of metastases from a strontium-90-induced transplanted osteosarcoma investigated by whole-body autoradiography.


Cofactor requirements of the O-demethylating liver microsomal enzyme system.


Clinical and pathological studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


Determination of fibrinogen and fibrinogenolytic activity.


A linearly responding dichromatic cuvette densitometer for dye-dilution curves.


Effect of body posture on the cardiac output in patients with varicose veins.


The effect of estrogen on the histology of the uterine epithelium of the mouse. II. Changes of PAS-reactive structures in the basement membrane and the glandular cell surface.


The effect of estrogen on the histology of the uterine epithelium of the mouse. III. Changes in the concentration of cytoplasmic solids.


Some differences in the ultrastructure of normal and cancerous human uterine epithelium.


The nuclear configuration of the dorsal thalamus of the mole.


Phosphomonoesterases of Schistosoma mansoni.


Dietary composition and tissue protein synthesis. II. Tryptophan toxicity and amino acid deficiency in collagen synthesis.


Estrogenic activity of some isoflavone derivatives.


Tissue distribution and excretion of alpha-aminoisobutyric acid in the rat. I. Effect of dietary protein level and composition.


Erythromycin et al.

Erythromycin et al.


Gold compounds--their chemistry, pharmacology and pharmacy.


Studies of the effect of T2 RNA formed with purified RNA polymerase on amino acid incorporation into protein.


Submarine psychiatry.

Submarine psychiatry.


Urticaria pigmentosa. Age of onset and prognosis.


Scleromalacia paralimbus.

Scleromalacia paralimbus.


Subphrenic absecess

Subphrenic absecess


Congenital conjunctivo-dacryocystostomy and other congenital anomalies of the lacrimal apparatus.


The genetic code. II.

The genetic code. II.


A review of 1000 elderly patients awaiting admission to hospital.


Oxidative phosphorylation in synchronized cultures of Tetrahymena pyriformis.


Levels of pyridine nucleotides and DPNH oxidase activity in growing and stationary protozoan cultures.


A flavoprotein oxidizing NADPH isolated from liver microsomes.


Approximation of genetic code via cell-free protein synthesis directed by template RNA.


Preliminary report on the function of the X-zone of the mouse adrenal cortex.


Infrared spectra of tniourea and its inclusion compounds. II. Spectra of guest molecules.


Electron microscopic investigations of the adrenal cortex.


Infrared spectra of thiourea and its inclusion compounds. I. Vibrational spectrum of rhombohedral thiourea.


Depression of hepatic catalase in mice after subcutaneous injury.


Studies on various ageing phenomena in Japanese twins and siblings.


Teratogenic effect of the methionine derivatives upon the mouse embryos.


Evidence for an intermediate in the synthesis of gamma-glutamyl-alpha-aminobutyrylglycine by glutathione synthetase.


Fate of osteocytes in adult mouse whole bone isografts and homografts.


Studies on the electron-transfer systems in photosynthetic bacteria. I. The light-induced absorption-spectrum changes and the effect of phenylmercuric acetate.


Studies on the electron-transfer systems in photosynthetic bacteria. II. The effect of heptylhydroxyquinoline-N-oxide and antimycin A on the photosynthetic and respiratory electron-transfer systems.


Reference to operative death of acquired heart disease.


Studies on bacterial photophosphorylation. V. Stoichiometry and kinetics of photophosphorylation and adenosine-5'-triphosphatase and effects of divalent metal ions.


The problem of tyrosine metabolism in connective tissue diseases.


Tyrosine metabolism in connective tissue disease.


Resistance of S-RNA to ribonucleases in the presence of magnesium ion.


Distribution of carbonic anhydrase in human brain.


Studies on plasma lactic dehydrogenase in mice with myeloid leukemia. I. Relation of enzyme level to course of disease.


Measurements of complement by agglutination of human erythrocytes reacting in immune-adherence.


Electroencephalogram in endocrine diseases. II. Adrenal diseases.


Bromination of pyrimidines by N-bromosuccinimide. III. Bromination of anilino- and phenoxypyrimidines.


The presence of a possible caffeine-steroid complex in human urine.


Enzymic synthesis of niacin nucleotides from 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid in mammalian liver.


Proposed legislation on mental retardation.


Immunochemical studies of human lactic dehydrogenases.


A retrospective clinical study of patients with drug-resistant tubercle bacilli.


Enhancement of the intestinal absorption of glucose by small doses of cetrimide and sodium lauryl sulphate.


Differences in longevity of released and retained schizophrenic patients.


Hormonal regulation of alkaline phosphatase in dispersed cell cultures.


Role of the cecum in the utilization of raw soybean in chicks.


Quantitative extraction of pontamine blue from skin; its application for measurement of increased capillarty permeability.


Studies on sulfonylurea derivatives. III. The infrared spectra of 1-p-tolythio-3-alkylureas and corresponding sulfonyl compounds.


A method for the isolation of highly enriched human plasminogen from a residual globulin fraction.


Free-boundary electrophoresis of histones.


Roentgenographic manifestations of joint disease in systemic lupus erythematosus.


Nodular rheumatoid disease of the lung with cavitation.


Complications of ventriculovenous shunts for control of hydrocephalus. Report of three cases with thromboemboli to the lungs.


The use of an analog computer in a circulation model.


Chemotherapy as an adjunct to surgery in the treatment of cancer.


Effects of various drugs on exotoxin (CI. perfringens) toxicity. Pretreatment with chlorpromazine, phenoxybenzamine, heparin, and cortisone.


Comparison of toxicity of endotoxin, exotoxin, bacterial cells, and strangulation obstruction.


Primary reading epilepsy.

Primary reading epilepsy.


Hematologic manifestations of malignant disease.


Treatment of chronic idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura in the adult.


Antigenic substances purified from Streptococcus agalactiae. I. Antibody response in infected cattle.


Strains of Staphylococcus aureus with increased tolerance to gentian violet.


The effects of acidosis and alkalosis on resistance of mice to hypoxia.


Choline acetylase in normal and denervated salivary glands.


Autoplastic tooth transplantation: its clinical applicability.


Allvar GULLSTRAND (1862-1930).

Allvar GULLSTRAND (1862-1930).


Methods of altering circulatory dynamics to improve roentgen examination of the cardiovascular system; Chamberlain Lecture, 1961.


Low subvalvular aortic and pulmonic stenosis with hypertrophy and abnormal arrangement of the muscle bundles of the myocardium.


Balloon catheters for percutaneous insertion into the vascular system.


The rate of secretion and electrolyte content of normal gastric juice.


Calcium requirements.

Calcium requirements.


Determination of bone formation rate with radioactive strontium.


Ulcerative colitis.

Ulcerative colitis.


Isolation and characterization of galactose from hydrolysates of glycogen.


Fractionation of starch dextrins of Sephadex.


Mammalian liver phosphoneolpyruvate carboxykinase activities.


A screening test for visual acuity in four year old children.


The nurse's role in medical education.

The nurse's role in medical education.


Benign non-epithelial tumours of the stomach and small intestine. Histologic typing and malignant degenration.


Difference in the heparin-neutralizing effect of protamine and polybrene as tested by thrombotest.


Wilson's disease.

Wilson's disease.


Macroglobulinemia Waldenstrom. A case with unusual findings.


Oxidation of hemoglobin by ethylenediaminetetraacetate and leukocytes.


Angular localization.

Angular localization.


The influence of manual massage on muscle relaxation: effect on trunk flexion.


Tracheal compression following aortic commissurotomy.


The radiohippuran renogram. Enhanced reproductibility by changes in instrumentation and patient position.


Renograms.

Renograms.


The overactive and the underactive thyroid.


Positive skin reactivity to mumps virus antigen in endocardial fibroelastosis.


Effect of warfarin, ethyl biscoumacetate, and phenindione on the factors of the prothrombin complex.


Free radical formation in the skin following exposure to ultraviolet light.


Comparison between an in vitro induced penicillin-G-resistant strain of Staphylococcus aureus and the corresponding parent strain. 1. Immunological studies.


Etiology and treatment of respiratory insufficiency. Concept of respiratory work