The relationship of body mass and composition to the rapidity of voluntary movement.


The injurious consequences of maximal isometric arm exercises.


Effect of menstruation on simple reaction and movement time.


Slate--a new coat color mutant in the mouse.


Indications for surgical treatment of cervical lymph nodes in cancer of the larynx and hypopharynx.


Strength development and performance capacity.


Continuous scintillation counting of carbon-14 and tritium in effluent of the automatic amino acid analyzer.


The amino acid chemistry of some calcified tissues.


Campaign against Chagas' disease in Venezuela. Methodological aspects, epedemiological investigations for detection on a national scale and scientific research


The indispensable grid.

The indispensable grid.


Oral toxicity and polyhydroxyphenol moiety of tannin isolated from Quercus havardi (shin oak).


Water uptake in the intact frog.

Water uptake in the intact frog.


Mucous secretions. Concluding remarks.

Mucous secretions. Concluding remarks.


Composition of bovine submaxillary mucins.


Experience with chemotherapy in refractory psychiatric disorders.


Carcinoma of the cervical stump.

Carcinoma of the cervical stump.


The thyroid nodule and thyroid cancer.

The thyroid nodule and thyroid cancer.


Liquid flow-control device.

Liquid flow-control device.


Incorporation of 14-C-labelled amino acids into the dentinal proteins.


The effect of chlorpromazine on free amino acids in the rat brain.


The effects of alcohol on the perception of musical stimuli. An orientative experimental study.


Evaluation of anticaries agents by the use of the artificial mouth.


Studies on the ophthalmodynamometric measurement of blood pressure in the diagnostics of disturbances of the carotid circulation.


Incorporation of 14-C-labelled amino acids into the proteins of the liver. Effect of chlorpromazine, meprobamate and lysergic acid diethylamide.


X-ray inactivation of papain in solution.


Autoclaving theatre trolley tops.

Autoclaving theatre trolley tops.


Studies of the vascularization of free full-thickness skin grafts with radioisotope techniques.


A simple method for the quantitative determination of oxalic acid in urine.


Flagella and motility of Rhodospirillum rubrum.


A general practitioner looks at diabetes.


Pattern of decision-making in staff rounds.


Determination of ultrafiltrable calcium in normal human serum.


Some effects of high and low sodium intakes during pregnancy in the rat. III. Sodium, potassium and water in maternal adrenals and hearts.


Cytotoxic action of anti-urine sera on mouse tumour cells.


Determination of organic iodine compounds in serum. II. Chromatographic studies of exogenous organic iodine compounds affecting the PBI and BEI.


Depression of plasma albumin by steroid therapy.


Elevation of plasma antithrombin in the aging arteriosclerotic subject.


A technic for sampling bone marrow from the living mouse.


Correcting for extraneous death in the evaluation of morbidity or mortality from tumor.


The reaction of sensitized horse erythrocytes with rheumatoid arthritis serum.


The industrial production of edible lipoprotein.


The taxonomy of micrococci and neisseriae of oral origin.


Intraocular drug levels achieved by a method of retrograde arterial perfusion.


Median episiotomy and complete perineotomy.


Diagnostic significance of protein concentration in serous fluids.


Motivation for therapy. The gap between ego skills and the self image.


Nursing care in nutritional disturbances.


Electroshock therapy of a depressed patient with complete heart block.


Intradermal steroid therapy. Hemorrhagic lichen sclerosus et atrophicus.


The safety of cesarean sections.

The safety of cesarean sections.


A study of the value of radioactive I-131 triolein as an aid in the diagnosis of steatorrhoea.


Women with testes--a variety of male pseudohermaphroditism.


Parallel assays of thyrotrophin, long-acting thyroid stimulator and exophthalmos-producing substance in some endocrine disorders.


Duodenal ulcer in one of identical twins. A follow-up study.


Effect of low concentration of steroids on the activity of glycylglycine dipeptidase in vitro.


Effect of ouabain on the circulatory response to microwave hyperthermia in rat.


Effect of ouabin on cardiac output on anesthetized rat.


Characterization of a high energy intermediate of oxidative phosphorylation.


Congenital dislocation of the hip. Determination of the anterior-posterior position of the femoral head on the Chassard-Lapine view.


Problems of total colectomy.

Problems of total colectomy.


Hypocalcemia during first week of life in mature and premature infants.


Protein levels in serum of premature infants fed diets varying in protein concentrations.


Ethynodiol diacetate as a new, highly potent oral inhibitor of ovulation. Ethynodiol (17alpha-ethinyl-4- estrene-3,17-diol) diacetate, a potent progestin and oral inhibitor of ovulation in the rabbit, gives evidence of possessing antiovulatory activity when it is administered orally to women. When it is combined with an estrogen it provides adequate control of menstrual cyclicity, and, thus far, complete contraceptive effectiveness even in low daily doses.


The role of hypersensitivity in the pathogenesis of vaccinia virus infection in humans.


Successful vaccinia infection without a local lesion.


Alcohol-soluble protein of microorganisms. Pine, Martin J. (Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, N.Y.). Alcohol-soluble protein of microorganisms. J. Bacteriol. 85:301-305. 1963.-In two microbial systems, new protein synthesis has been reported to take place at the expense of a disappearing alcohol-soluble protein fraction. Studies were made to characterize the fraction and assess its storage function in Escherichia coli. Synthesis of the fraction does not cease promptly on sulfur depletion but overshoots initially and maintains a preferential rate of turnover. The fraction is probably of heterogeneous composition. It does not disappear during starvation but interacts with acid-insoluble metaphosphate accumulating in high levels as a peculiar consequence of sulfur deficiency. Solubility interactions with proteins of cell extracts are demonstrable with a number of polyanions, including teichoic acid. It is concluded that previous studies of transformations of microbial alcohol-soluble proteins are artifactitious.


Nonspecific depressant action of serotonin on brain stem and cerebellum.


Aging in the Fallopian tube.

Aging in the Fallopian tube.


The tate of patients with drug-resistant tubercle bacilli and pulmonary tuberculosis.


Colimycin in chronic purulent respiratory disorders.


Suspended animation.

Suspended animation.


Serum lipoprotein patterns in normal Indians and in Indians with ischaemic heart disease.


Prenatal care: a group psychotherapeutic approach. It has been well established that "normal" pregnancy gives rise to much anxiety whose source is variable. When not adequately dealt with, the anxiety may masquerade in the guise of physical symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, or, more often, as disquieting emotional counterparts, like irritability and depression.A study was undertaken in the outpatient obstetrical department at U.C.L.A. utilizing a group psychotherapeutic approach. The results helped the patients and offered training to staff in dealing with emotional problems of pregnancy. Patients were seen in groups of seven, twice a month for one-hour sessions. Participating in each group were an obstetrical resident, a psychiatric resident and a nurse. The subject material was not selected beforehand. Groups were similar in that the expected time of delivery of the patients was approximately the same. Results of the study suggested that the much needed emotional support may be supplied in this way with little to no additional time expenditure on the part of the physician or nurse.


Higher nervous activity of adult rats prenatally irradiated with small doese of x-rays.


Analysis of electrocardiograms by digital computer.


Use of computers in interpretation of electrocardiograms.


Automatic analysis of the P-QRS-T complex of the electrocardiogram by digital computer.


Digital computer analysis of the normal and abnormal electrocardiogram.


Gastric secretion.

Gastric secretion.


Protein disorders in alimentary tract disease.


Recent advances in gastro-enterology.

Recent advances in gastro-enterology.


The electrophoresis of human gastric juice. I. In normal controls. The electrophoretic pattern of normal human gastric juice is described. The effect of autodigestion of gastric juice and of the peptic digestion of albumin is described. The fallacies involved in the study of gastric juice proteins where peptic digestion of the protein constituent has not been prevented are emphasized. In this study the gastric juice was neutralized within the stomach to prevent changes due to autodigestion.


Cytology--a community service.

Cytology--a community service.


Criteria for animal room design.

Criteria for animal room design.


Mesonotal color polymorphism in Drosophila L. lebanonensis.


In vitro analysis of the radioisotope renogram test.


Evaluation of quantitative aspects of the radioisotope renogram.


Metabolism of glycerophosphate in the lens.


Patterns of assumption about large molecules.


The pattern of cross-sensitivity to neomycin. 51 cases of secondary sensitization to paromomvcin (Humatin).


Experimental intravascular clotting. Induction with blood thromboplastin.


Modification of cysto-gastrostomy in the treatment of pseudocyst of the pancreas secondary to tramua.


Bivalent nature of incomplete anti-D (Rho).


The function of proteolytic enzymes and tannic acid in inducing erythrocyte agglutination.


Variable expression of hereditary elliptocytosis in one family.


A tissue culture assay for variola virus based upon the enumeration of hyperplastic foci.


Electrophoresis of serum from specific-pathogen-free swine.


Gamma-aminobutyrylhistidine in brain.

Gamma-aminobutyrylhistidine in brain.


Enzyme production by species of Cephalosporium. The culture filtrates of ten species of Cephalosporium, which had been grown under conditions of submerged culture, were tested for enzymatic activity against each of seven substrates. The latter included casein, gelatin, milk, hemoglobin, human plasma clots, starch, and N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminide. All organisms tested were active, but to varying degrees. The most pronounced activities were obtained against the proteinaceous substrates. Two unidentified species of Cephalosporium exhibited the highest over-all activities, but no one organism predominated for all enzymatic functions. The ability of a filtrate to degrade a specific substrate was not always correlated with its ability to attack other substrates. The fibrinolytic properties of three of the cephalosporia were of particular interest. alpha-Amylase activity was not significant. The results obtained suggest the possible use of selected species of Cephalosporium as sources of a variety of microbial enzymes.


Symposium on retinal detachment. Introduction.


Some comments on the pathogenesis of agranulocytosis.


Experimenter variable in concept identification feedback of schizophrenics.


Respiration and GSR as functions of white sound in schizophrenia.


Temporal and demographic correlates of critical incidents with neuropsychiatric patients.


Nazareth Retired Sisters' Home.

Nazareth Retired Sisters' Home.


Bowling--a sport for all ages.

Bowling--a sport for all ages.


Ansiform ears-correction by "island" technique.


Fatal marrow aplasia complicating infectious hepatitis.


Reduced red cell survival in jaundice and its relation to abnormal glutathione metabolism.


Demyelinating lesions and focal vascular lesions in the cerebral white matter of normal and irradiated monkeys (Macaca mulatta).


Observations on the specificity of the urinary 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid determination with 1-nitroso-2-naphtol.


Multiple enzyme deficiency with fasting hypoglycemia. A case of glycogen storage disease.


A hereditary form of iron loading anemia.


Biochemical changes caused by glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in erythrocytes.


Papillary squamous lesions of the uterine cervix. A difficult problem in diagnosis.


Simple total hysterectomy in carcinoma of the cervix.


Paracervical and uterosacral block in obstetrics--a controlled, double-blind study.


Ulcer formation after duodenal transplantation. Experimental studies.


Localization of brain tumors with iodine-131 polyvinylpyrrolidone.


The clinical and radiological features of spontaneous internal biliary fistulae.


Transverse myelitis following varicella: report of a case.


The differential diagnosis of megaloblastic anaemia.


Chemotherapy of malignant disease. II. Diseases of lymphoid tissue and bone marrow.


The comparative enzymology and cell origin of rat hepatomas. III. Some enzymes of amino acid metabolism.


Carbohydrate repression of enzyme induction in rat liver.


External electrical current in the treatment of ventricular tachycardia.


Clinical evaluation of "tersavid", "marplan" and "segontin" in angina pectoris.


A new pattern in day hospital development. The West Middlesex Day Hospital.


A family study of Fallot's tetrad.

A family study of Fallot's tetrad.


Oxidation of phenylpyruvates to aromatic aldehydes and oxalate.


Location of coronary arterial occlusions and their relation to the arterial pattern.


Children with a double handicap of hearing and sight.


Major malformations and multiple births.


Biochemistry and physiology of thyroid hormones.


Molecular pathogenesis of experimental liver cancer.


Training physicians in the psychologic aspects of medical practice.


The free iodotyrosines of the rat thyroid gland.


Heterogeneity of rat thyroglobulin labelled with 131-I in vivo.


Somatic recombination in pseudowild-type cultures of Neurospora crassa.


Bilateral occlusion of the carotid artery.


Stimulation of glucose oxidation without glycogen deposition by oxytocin and vasopressin.


Cysteine stimulation of glucose oxidation in thyroid tissue. Oxidation of D-glucose-C(14) by bovine thyroid slices was stimulated by cysteine, 2-aminoethanethiol, and cystamine. Amino acids tested, other than cysteine, were not stimulatory, except tyrosine and arginine to a slight degree. The pattern of stimulation resembled that brought about by thyroid-stimulating hormone. Stimulation of labeled CO(2) production was greater when glucose-1-C(14) rather than glucose-6-C(14) was the substrate.


Antithyroid activity of a tranquilizer.

Antithyroid activity of a tranquilizer.


National shelter program.

National shelter program.


Protective activity of cholera vaccines against E1 Tor cholera vibrios. With the advent of epidemic El Tor cholera there has been concern about the value of cholera vaccine prepared from classical cholera strains.Using a recently developed mouse protection test, the authors have determined the protective activity of five commercial vaccines against strains of epidemic El Tor and classical cholera vibrios. Both Ogawa and Inaba types of each kind of vibrio were used. With each vaccine, protection against El Tor vibrios was as good as that against classical cholera vibrios. There was, however, a greater than tenfold difference in the potency of the vaccines.The findings support the use of cholera vaccine for immunization against El Tor cholera and show that there are wide variations in the mouse-measured potency of lots of vaccine. The significance of the findings must await results of controlled field trials.


Ambient and cockpit luminance measurements.


Serum glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase and cephalin-cholestrol flocculation tests in acute psychiatric illnesses.


Fatness of the total body as estimated from measurements on the eviscerated carcass. In mice of the genetically obese strain with body fatness below 28 percent, fatness of the eviscerated carcass equaled fatness of the total body. Above 28 percent, the two values diverged with the eviscerated carcass being the higher. In the fattest individuals the prediction of total body fatness from measurements made on the eviscerated carcass may be in error by + 6.5 percent-fatness. When total body fatness exceeded about 25 percent, visceral depots no longer participated proportionately, and probably did not participate at all in further fat accretion.


Tumor-stain in cerebrovascular disease.

Tumor-stain in cerebrovascular disease.


Relation of renal amino and amide nitrogen extraction to ammonia production.


Karl JASPERS: on the occasion of his eightieth birthday.


Group therapy designed to meet the needs of the alcoholic's wife.


The doctor's bag: past and present.

The doctor's bag: past and present.


Mechanization of library procedures in the medium-sized medical library. I. The serial record.


Radiobiologic experiments in Discoverer satellite XVII. Physical dosimetry.


Radiobiologic experiments in Discoverer satellite XVIII. Physical dosimetry.


Clinical pharmacology of ethambutol.

Clinical pharmacology of ethambutol.


Calcified cavernous hemangioma of the liver. Review of the literature and report of 13 cases.


Benign tumors of the esophagus. Review of literature and report of 99 cases.


Lipoma of the lung. Review of the literature and report of a case.


Effect of high doses of vitamin A palmitate on vitamin A aldehyde, esters and alcohol and carotenoid contents of hen's eggs.


The amounts of vitamin A aldehyde, esters and alcohol and of carotenoids in hen's eggs and in day-old chicks.


Plasma lactic dehydrogenase-elevating agent of mice: effect on levels of additional enzymes.


A newly-recognized enterovirus isolated from cases of aseptic meningitis.


Coxsackie B-5 pericarditis in pregnancy.


The Coxsackie viruses.

The Coxsackie viruses.


Vaginal cycles in the rat after x-ray or other damage to one or both ovaries.


Legal aspects of radiation injuries and compensation.


Pituitary-ACTH response to metopirone and endotoxin administration in the dog.


The effect of triamcinolone and dexamethasone of gastric secretion and the excretion of uropepsin tested in dogs.


Cancer and life span in smokers and non-smokers.


Hypothalamic-pituitary sarcoidosis. A clinical and pathological entity: report of a case.


The effect of triamcinolone and dexamethasone on gastric secretion and the excretion of uropepsin tested in dogs.


The incidence and relationship of homosexual and paranoid features in schizophrenia.


Serum iron in normal and castrated mammals.


Preparing children for surgery.

Preparing children for surgery.


The purification of vaccinia virus from cell cultures.


A simple estimation of cathepsin C using a new chromogenic substrate.


Localisation of cellular and foot-and-mouth disease viral components in pigkidney tissue culture cells.


Sterile bronchial secretions trap.

Sterile bronchial secretions trap.


Electrocardiography in sportmedicine. Changes in ventricular repolarization observed during physical activity.


Intrathyroidal iodine metabolism in the rat. The iodotyrosines.


A decade of Durham.

A decade of Durham.


An approach to children.

An approach to children.


Therapeutic failures in chronic staphylococcic mastitis.


Transverse trabeculae and osteoporosis in bones in experimental protein-calorie deficiency.


Renal function in unilateral hydronephrosis.


The evolution of the pathological concepts in the backache-sciatica syndrome.


Survival in bone sarcoma.

Survival in bone sarcoma.


Female adrenogenital syndrome: early surgical repair.


The engulfment of particulate and colloidal materials by epidermal cells.


Herellea (Mimeae) sepsis.

Herellea (Mimeae) sepsis.


Reflections on ageing and death.

Reflections on ageing and death.


Heredity in hypertension.

Heredity in hypertension.


Radiographic diagnosis of thymic tumors.


A method of photographing the buccal occlusion.


Genetic effects in human disease.

Genetic effects in human disease.


Studies on the nature of the nature of the nature of 6,7-dimethyl-8-ribityllumazine to riboflavin.


Community organization and community education for fluoridation in Newton, Massachusetts.


Beta glucuronidase-rich cytoplasmic particles in androgen-stimulated mouse kidney. A cytobiochemical study. Androgens produced by stimulating mouse testis with gonadotropic hormones cause a rise in renal beta-glucuronidase but not an increase in acid or alkaline phosphatase. All subcellular components increase in beta-glucuronidase activity, with a relatively greater increment in particulate enzyme as compared with that free in the cytoplasm (non-sedimentable). A small percentage of recovered beta-glucuronidase, acid phosphatase, and alkaline phosphatase is found in material which rises to the surface during centrifugation in sucrose media (fraction I). The specific activity of beta-glucuronidase and acid phosphatase in this fraction is normally quite high with respect to the homogenate, while that of alkaline phosphatase is not. On the other hand, the fraction I material from androgen-stimulated mice exhibits a further increase in specific activity with respect to beta-glucuronidase and not acid phosphatase. It thus appears that there is an independence in the behavior of individual enzymes in response to physiologic stimuli in spite of obvious morphologic proximity.


Studies on the nature of the enzymic conversion of 6,7-dimethyl-8-ribityllumazine to riboflavin.


An improved container for cells preserved by freezing.


The leucocytes of peripheral blood in the human foetus.


Sparteine sulfate; a clinical evaluation of its use for the induction of labor.


Isotope tracer studies on the carbon dioxide exchange in pregnant primates.


On the ontogenetic hierachy of paternal identification systems: some normal and abnormal aspects.


Studies on antibodies to components of complement.


Some technical aspects of cine radiography.


Cesarean hysterectomy for sterilization.


The effect of a new decarboxylase inhibitor on endogenous monoamines.


The effect of 2-hydroxy-benzoquinolizines on cerebral 5-hydroxytryptamine, spontaneous locomotor activity, and ethanol hypnosis in mice.


Topographical differences in the cerebral metabolism of DL-2-14C-3,4-dihydroxphenylalanine.


The advantages of illness, the benefits from disease.


Inactivation in sea water and drinking water of certain enteroviruses


Interaction of alkaline phosphatase of E. coli with metal ions and chelating agents.


Radiolucent calculi of the gallbladder.

Radiolucent calculi of the gallbladder.


On functions of the mamillary bodies in the squirrel monkey.


Enzyme histochemical studies of human gastric and jejunal biopsy specimens in normal and disease states.


The polioviruses of man.

The polioviruses of man.


The choice between killed- and live-virus poliomyelitis immunization.


Avian mite dermatitis.

Avian mite dermatitis.


Effect of monoamino oxidase inhibitors on audiogenic seizures.


Effects of stimulants on rotarod performance of mice.


The harmful genetic effects of radiation.


Clinical evaluation of nutritional status under field conditions.


General practice in England: an historical note.


Rinderpest virus.

Rinderpest virus.


Harold G. WOLFF, 1898-1962.

Harold G. WOLFF, 1898-1962.


Roles of prenatal factors in development and diseases elucidated by prospective and longitudinal studies.


The role of the pediatrician as an adviser in problems of upbringing and education.


Let's keep politics out of health.

Let's keep politics out of health.


Biological estimation of the intensity and duration of action of monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


Organ specificity and lactatedehydrogenase activity. 2. Some properties of human-heart and liver preparations.


Foamy virus of monkeys.

Foamy virus of monkeys.


Organ specificity and lactate-dehydrogenase activity. 1. The relative activities with pyruvate and 2-oxobutyrate of electrophoretically separated fractions.


Interfering properties of simian viruses.


Equine herpes viruses.

Equine herpes viruses.


Poliovirus neutralizing properties of equine and other sera.


Report of the Committee on the Effect of Strain and Trauma on the Heart and Great Vessels.


Simplified copying of radiographs.

Simplified copying of radiographs.


The isolation of ribounclease B, a glycoprotein, from bovine pancreatic juice.


Occupational exposure to Hi-Sil and Silene. Report of an 18-year study.


Effect of relaxin on thyroid function in the rat.


Auditory pain thresholds for intermittent, "beat" and steady signals.


An equine respiratory enterovirus. Some biological and physical properties.


Typhoid fever in the isolation ward of Korle Bu Hospital.


Prevention of rheumatic fever.

Prevention of rheumatic fever.


A new technique for the roentgenologic examination of the colon.


Pseudomonas infections of the urinary tract: clinical features and chemotherapy.


Sebum secretion and urinary fractional 17-ketosteroid and total 17-hydroxycorticoid excretion in male castrates.