The Medical Association of South Africa.


An autoradiographic study of periosteal cell proliferation with tritiated thymidine.


Pancreatic heterotopia as a cause of dyspepsia. Four cases of pancreatic heterotopia are reported. It is considered that this pathology may cause severe, persistent dyspepsia and may escape detection at laparotomy unless the stomach is opened.


Fracture repair after treatment with deoxyribonucleic acid from fish.


Closure of the cochlear windows: its effect upon air- and bone-conduction.


The activity of nucleoside phosphorylase on 1-beta-D-arabinosyluracil within Escherichia coli.


Morphological observations on different species of Claviceps Tul. grown in submerged culture.


An autoradiographic examination of the utilization of tritiated histidine by cells of the skeletal system.


Autoradiographic studies of cell proliferation in the periosteum of intact and fractured femora of mice utilizing DNA labeling with H3-thymidine.


Influence of solvent composition on the molecular shape and the enzymic activity of myosin A.


A decade of steroids.

A decade of steroids.


Binding of p-chloromercuri-benzoate to actin.


Binding of myosin A to F-actin.

Binding of myosin A to F-actin.


Relation between ATP concentration and effect of thyroxine on oxygen consumption rate of liver homogenate.


Hypoglycaemic activity of N-benzenesulphonyl-N'-iso-propylurea and N-benzenesulphonyl-N'-n-butylurea in experimental animals.


Posterior subcapsular cataracts as a complication of adrenocortical steroid therapy.


Betamethasone in the treatment of bronchial asthma.


Treatment of allergic problems in general practice.


Modern drug research.

Modern drug research.


Depression in children and adolescents.

Depression in children and adolescents.


Suicide and suicidal attempts in children and adolescents.


Chordoma of the cervical spine. Successful removal through a lateral incision of the neck.


Atherosclerosis in aged Yemenite and European immigrants to Israel.


Effect of heat stress at different conditions of hydration of the ECG.


On the staphylococcal and streptococcal etiology of impetigo.


A slope-ratio design for accelerated storage tests.


An electrokinetic flowmeter.

An electrokinetic flowmeter.


Traumatic intrauterine synechiae. The Asherman syndrome.


Assessment of red cell loss in the first two days after severe burns.


Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria. A review and report of an unusual case.


Ultrastructure of capillary reaction to brain tumors.


Acetylcholine-atropine antagonism on the refractory period of the dog atrium in situ.


Regulation of the ventilation at the beginning of muscular exercise.


The electrolytic and aminoacid turnover in periodic muscular paralysis. 1. Research on the variations in the electrolytes and free aminoacids in the blood and urine. 2. The relation between the electrolyte and aminoacid alterations.


The azygos vein arch and its valvular apparatus. Angiographic observations.


Angiocardiographic demonstration of the valves of the azygos vein in tricuspid stenosis.


Influence of phantom materials on the depth dose percentage for radiations of different energies.


Studies by the thymol turbidity test and electrodermography on blood donors.


Pathological physiology of anaphylactic shock with special reference to circulatory dynamics.


Antigenicity of penicillin and its relation to albumin binding.


Study on the intramedullary transplantation of an experimental bone tumor.


Antibiotic treatment of staphylococcal disease.


A simple and versatile nebulizer.

A simple and versatile nebulizer. The nebulizer presented in this paper is of simple and rugged construction, permits easy control of cell concentrations, prevents sedimentation of the microorganisms, and permits the cleaning of the suspension needles even during the runs and under aseptic conditions. Fluid consumptions from 10 to 25 ml per hr were obtained with rates of primary air varying from 10 to 25 liters per min. The average diameter of the droplets varied from 1.5 to 2.7 mu.


Benign cerebral cysts. A report of 22 cases.


Experiences in the treatment of paroxysmal hemifacial spasm.


Early carcinoma of the prostate gland.

Early carcinoma of the prostate gland.


Hyperinsulinism with fatal postoperative hyperthermia.


Iridoschisis. Report of three cases.

Iridoschisis. Report of three cases.


Ultrastructure of early phagocytic stages in sinus endothelial and Kupffer cells of the liver.


Characteristic changes of vestibular reactions in arteriosclerosis.


The effect of Prolixin on postanesthetic vomiting in children: a controlled study.


Vestibular findings in cerebral palsy.

Vestibular findings in cerebral palsy.


An attempt to integrate various physical stimuli in vestibulometry.


Assessment of vestibular sensitivity.

Assessment of vestibular sensitivity.


Some observations on culmination and directional preponderance of the poststimulatory nystagmus.


Frequency meter for nystagmus analysis.

Frequency meter for nystagmus analysis.


Curriculum frontiers for the elementary gifted pupil ... flying monkeys and silent lions.


The elastic behaviour of the arterial wall.


Radioactive colloidal clearance techniques to measure liver blood flow in man.


Dental cones in dermatology.

Dental cones in dermatology.


Recent developments in medical education in Mexico.


Cycle day of conception by insemination or isolated coitus.


Electroencephalography in general practice.


Experiences in the treatment of chvluria.


Coagulase-negative strains of staphylococcus possessing antigen 51 as agents of urinary infection. A group of strains of Staphylococcus albus is described which produced neither coagulase nor haemolysin, was slightly sensitive or resistant to novobiocin, and sensitive to all other antibiotics, to sulphonamides, and to nitrofurantoin. The agglutinating antigen 51 was isolated from all strains from patients with urinary infections and abundant pyuria. In more than 40 cases studied it was not possible to isolate any other bacterial agent, and the cure of clinical symptoms always coincided with the disappearance of the coagulase-negative staphylococcus strain.


Nephrotic syndrome in an infant secondary to renal vein thrombosis.


Euthanasia: a problem in medical ethics.


Renal tubular secretion and reabsorption of organic bases in the dog.


A simplified method of peritoneal dialysis.


Inducible polysaccharide depolymerases of Bacillus palustris.


New frontiers in Philippine surgery.

New frontiers in Philippine surgery.


Adrenalectomy for Cushing's syndrome.

Adrenalectomy for Cushing's syndrome.


The effect of rectal palpation of the prostate on serum acid phosphatase values.


The early diagnosis of urologic cancer.

The early diagnosis of urologic cancer.


Acute craniocerebral injuries.

Acute craniocerebral injuries.


Treatment of ragweed hay fever with Allypral. A preliminary report.


Influence of acetophenazine (Tindal) upon the attitude of cardiac patients.


The coronary circulation. A brief history of the coronary vessels, coronary occlusion, electrocardiogram and the ballistocardiogram.


Integration of the holistic concept in the management of illness.


Fetal distress.

Fetal distress.


Contribution to the cytological diagnosis of uterine carcinoma.


A follow-up study of children with tics.


Aortic-esophageal fistula: attempted surgical repair.


Studies on the abnormal T waves. Left ventricular dilatation and T changes.


Multipotential carcinogenesis with urethan in the Syrian golden hamster.


Correction of unsuccessful operations for hypospadiasis.


Osteochondroma--a case report.

Osteochondroma--a case report.


Granular-cell fibroblastoma.

Granular-cell fibroblastoma.


Fluothane in Italy.

Fluothane in Italy.


Effort rupture of the axillary artery in a closed injury. Report of a case.


A new system for paper chromatography of polar steroids.


Accelerated development of malignant lymphomas in AKR mice injected at birth with 7,12-dimethylbenz (a) anthracene.


Chronic myeloid leukaemia: cytogenetic studies before and after splenic irradiation.


Effects of blood pH changes on potassium excretion in the dog.


A study of lipids in the cerebrospinal fluid (and serum). VIII. Further comments on the normal lipid profile.


Biochemistry of the acyclic polyols.

Biochemistry of the acyclic polyols.


Carbohydrate metabolism.

Carbohydrate metabolism.


Effect of purified diets on the fatty acid composition of sheep tallow.


Effect of dietary oleate and linoleate on the distribution of fatty acids in mouse triglycerides.


Early Australian Medical Associations.

Early Australian Medical Associations.


The esterolytic activity of serum albumin.


Inhalation therapy.

Inhalation therapy.


The influence of war and postwar conditions on the teeth of Norwegian school children.


Blood groups and the Rhesus factor.

Blood groups and the Rhesus factor.


Ante-natal prediction of ABO haemolytic disease.


Changes in Rh grouping reactions in a case of leukaemia.


Primary tumors of the region of the thalamus.


Humidity in inhalational therapy.

Humidity in inhalational therapy.


The vacuum extractor-a supplement to the obstetric forceps.


The "Ophthalmologische Bibliothek". First ophthalmological journal.


Acid extract of leucocytes and Staphylococcus pyogenes.


Drug effects on the electroencephalographic pattern, with specific consideration of diazepam.


Schizophrenia and the marital family: identification crises.


Optical masers and their possible applications to biology.


Investigation of the defect in a variant of hereditary methemoglobinemia.


Familial occurrence of malrotation of the intestine.


Common dislocations in the adult.

Common dislocations in the adult.


Trisomy 13-15 in a male infant.

Trisomy 13-15 in a male infant.


Rewards of pediatric partnership practice.


Prevention of complications of respiratory illnesses in pediatric practice. A double-blind study.


Two year's experience in combined engineering and pathology investigation in aircraft accidents.


Wegener's granulomatosis.

Wegener's granulomatosis.


Hypoparathyroidism following radioactive iodine therapy for intractable angina pectoris.


Studies on the in vitro antitumor activity of fatty acids. IV. The esters of acids closely related to 10-hydroxy-2-decenoic acids from royal jelly against transplantable mouse leukemia.


Regeneration of gastric mucosa in rats.

Regeneration of gastric mucosa in rats.


Megaloblastic anemia; an important clue to precise diagnosis.


The incorporation of p-fluorophenylalanine into tobacco mosaic virus.


Inhibitory effect of halogenated pyrimidines on multiplication of viruses in tissue culture systems.


Supplementary report: shock intensity and unconditioned responding in a shuttle box.


Introduction: the goals of medical television.


High frequency components in brain wave activity.


Psychiatric aspects of homosexuality

Psychiatric aspects of homosexuality


Observations on the hyperlipemia of experimental nephrosis in rats. The effect of urinary proteins.


The effect of tumor growth, hypophysectomy, and and nephrosis on serum lipids in rats.


Results of roentgen therapy of carcinoma of the lip.


Reduction of scatter radiation by a simple device.


On resectability of carcinoma of the stomach.


Perineal injuries.

Perineal injuries.


Pregnancy tumor. Report of a case.

Pregnancy tumor. Report of a case.


Apparatus for change of medium in extracellular maintenance in vitro of an intracellular parasite (malaria).


Thyroglossal duct cyst. Report of a case.


Effect of drugs on the folic and folinic acid contents of erythrocytes infected with malaria parasites.


Evaluation of the cold spray technique in the treatment of muscle pain in general practice.


Papworth and Enham-Alamein village settlements.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in old age.

Pulmonary tuberculosis in old age.


Acute abdominal disease from the gynecologist's point of view.


Lipid clearance in juvenile diabetes mellitus and in glycogen storage disease.


Antibiotic sensitivity patterns of common pathogenic organisms.


The association of white-tailed deer and cattle in Wisconsin.


Growth and development of the whole child.


The effects of "dry": heat on the circulation of man. Renal hemodynamics.


Homicidal psychosis while under ACTH. Cortico-steroid therapy for pemphigus vulgaris during involution.


Reactive behavioral disorders of aged.

Reactive behavioral disorders of aged.


Clinical psychological study on Eastern drug addicts.


Gas chromatographic analysis of longchain fatty acids in gangliosides.


Deuteron and y-irradiation of dried preparations of lysozyme and ribonuclease.


On the isolation and characterization of gangliosides.


Carotid sinus baroceptor modifications associated with endotoxin shock.


Hypoglycemia associated with carcinoma of the cecum and syndrome of testicular feminization.


Subclavian artery thrombosis six years after rib resection.


The radiological diagnosis of laryngoceles.


Oximeter studies on patients with chronic obstructive emphysema, awake and during sleep.


In vitro inactivation of endotoxin by an intracellular agent from rabbit liver.


Can LCM virus cause lymphomatosis in mice?


Interference with eastern equine encephalomyelitis (EEE) virus in the brains of mice immune to lymphocytic choriomeningitis (LCM).


Multiplication of LCM virus in lymph node and embryo cells from non-tolerant and tolerant mice.


Equivocation as a bedside manner.

Equivocation as a bedside manner.


Topical treatment in rheumatic disease.

Topical treatment in rheumatic disease.


Suicide attempts of Puerto Rican immigrants.


Isodensity ultracentrifugation of foot-and-mouth disease virus in caesium chloride.


Psyche and mathematics.

Psyche and mathematics.


Enzymatic synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid. X. Influence of bromouracil substitutions on replication.


Pathology of Pseudomonas pneumonia in mink.


Cryptococcosis in 2 cats, a dog, and a mink.


The occurrence of acid-fast lipopigments in animals.


Electrophysiological study of human heart muscle.


On the mechanism of spontaneous impulse generation in the pacemaker of the heart. Rhythmic activity in Purkinje fibers of sheep and in fibers of the rabbit sinus can be produced or enhanced when a constant depolarizing current is applied. When extracellular calcium is reduced successively, the required current strength is less, and eventually spontaneous beating occurs. These effects are believed due to an increase in steady-state sodium conductance. A significant hyperpolarization occurs in fibers of the rabbit sinus bathed in a sodium-free medium, suggesting an appreciable sodium conductance of the "resting" membrane. During diastole, there occurs a voltage-dependent and, to a smaller extent, time-dependent reduction in potassium conductance, and a pacemaker potential occurs as a result of a large resting sodium conductance. It is postulated that the mechanism underlying the spontaneous heart beat is a high resting sodium current in pacemaker tissue which acts as the generator of the heart beat when, after a regenerative repolarization, the decrease in potassium conductance during diastole reestablishes the condition of threshold.


Experiments with calcium carbonate phosphates and the effect of topical application of sodium fluoride.


Resilient tissue surface in complete dentures.


Extraction and separation of nucleic acids from cesium chloride homogenates of whole cells.


The results of intoxication with orthocresyl phosphate absorbed from contaminated cooking oil, as seen in 4,029 patients in Morocco.


Rectal aminophylline.

Rectal aminophylline.


Splitting of the terminal phosphate group of adenosine triphosphate by potato apyrase.


Effects of diethylstilbestrol fed periodically during gestation of female mink upon reproductive and kit performance.


The crystallization of pork trypsin.

The crystallization of pork trypsin.


The separation and estimation of riboflavin and its derivatives in mixtures.


Natural history of diabetes mellitus in the child.


"Idiopathic" hematuria.

"Idiopathic" hematuria.


The effect of repeated blood losses on resistance to nitrogen and stagnation anoxia during postnatal development of the rat.


Method for staining cells from small inocula.


To serve the physician.

To serve the physician.


The risks of life.

The risks of life.


Role of the adrenals in stress induced resistance to anaphylactic shock.


A technic for marking slides and facilitating the re-examination of slides.


Effects of human adult and bovine fetal serum on colonial propagation of rabbit cells.


Problems of acid-base metabolism in profound hypothermia with extracorporeal circulation.


The metabolism of 2-fluoroethanol.

The metabolism of 2-fluoroethanol.


The integration of psychiatric teaching into the curriculum.


The mass of keratin removed from the stratum corneum by stripping with adhesive tape.


Bacterial flora of the mouse uterus.

Bacterial flora of the mouse uterus.


Electron spin resonance study manganese and iron in Chlorella pyrenoidosa.


Comments on the testing of combined results.


The distribution and exchange of some ions and molecules in the central nervous system of Periplaneta americana L.


Light saturation studies on the electron spin resonance signals observed with Chlorella pyrenoidosa.


Epidermal b-waves and changes in basal potentials of the skin.


Distribution of water and inorganic ions in the central nervous system of an insect (Periplaneta Americana L.).


Experiences with Seldinger catheterization.


The relationship between deprivation weight loss and several measures of activity.


Patient care facilities: construction needs and Hill-Burton accomplishments.


Histochemical study of cytochrome oxidase and adenosine triphosphatase in Askanazy cells (Huerthle cells) of the human thyroid.


Slow-wave activity in the ventral tegmental area of Tsai related to barbiturate anesthesia.


Trauma and disease in the courts.

Trauma and disease in the courts.


Sensitivity of the nictitating membrane after various procedures and agents.


Modification of the effect of tyramine by various agents and procedures.


The action of acetylcholine on the nictitating membrane of the spinal cat.


Complement-fixing antibodies to human growth hormone and sheep interstitial cell stimulating hormone.


Anthiomaline in the treatment of schistosomiasis mansoni.


Immunological tolerance--fact or fiction?


The quest for human cancer viruses.

The quest for human cancer viruses. A new approach to the important but difficult task of revealing possible human tumor viruses has been presented in this article. By systematic testing of already known human viruses for oncogenic properties, it was found that in hamsters injected intrapulmonarily with tissue culture fluid of human type 12 adenovirus within 24 hours after birth there was a very high incidence of malignant tumors at the site of injection in from 1 to 3 months. The tumorinducing activity was not lost by filtration through Selas 02 filters or by tissue culture passages in HeLa cells. Tumors thus induced grew in, and killed, a high percentage of the unconditioned young adult hamsters into which they were transplanted. No such tumors occurred in hamsters injected with control tissue culture fluid or with culture fluids of the other viruses tested, or in control breeder hamsters. The possibility that contamination with polyoma virus and simian virus 40 might be responsible for the tumors induced was specifically excluded by a variety of tests. The possible involvement of still other, as yet unknown, contaminant viruses was excluded by a positive association of the tumor-inducing ability with the adenovirus content. Of eight human sera tested, only those four which neutralized the adenovirus-type cytopathic effect also neutralized the tumor-inducing effect. Of 700 human sera tested, 26 percent contained CPE-neutralizing antibodies for type 12 adenovirus at titers of 1:4 and higher (23).


Release of adenosineinactivating enzyme in cardiac infarction.


A.B.C. cardiographic correlation with right ventricular pressure in pulmonary stenosis.


Acute pancreatitis and histamine.

Acute pancreatitis and histamine.


A clinical and experimental study of bromide intoxication with special reference to bromureides.


On awareness of the self.

On awareness of the self.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism. Follow-up study including autopsy findings of a case previously reported.


The role of emotional factors in the etiology and course of diabetes mellitus: a review of the recent literature.


Double visual learning in split-brain monkeys. Split-brain monkeys (with forebrain divided) were trained to perform two contradictory visual tasks simultaneously, one task being presented to each eye. Usually one cerebral hemisphere dominated, but in some cases the two halves of the brain learned simultaneously. Contradictory color discriminations showed interference or transfer of learning until mid-brain commissures were also sectioned. The more extensive surgery failed to prevent transfer of simple brightness discriminations.


Episodic hyperkalemic paralysis. Report of a case of adynamia episodica hereditaria associated with diabetes mellitus.


Current fashions in ophthalmic surgical technique in western Europe.


The gnotobiote-review and future.

The gnotobiote-review and future.


Surgery in the psychiatric patient.

Surgery in the psychiatric patient.


Goodwill Industries accreditation program.


Pancultural factor analysis of reported socialization practices.


Sources of frustration and targets of aggression: a cross-cultural study.


Further roentgen observations of the small intestine in Whipple's disease.


Effect of fibrinolysin on the coagulability of fibrinogen.


Conservation surgery of the larynx.

Conservation surgery of the larynx.


The management of cardiac arrhythmias with quinidine polygalacturonate.


Determination of plasma and cerebrospinal fluid levels of dilantin in the human.


Studies of the mechanism of experimental nephritis with fluorescein-labeled antibody. I. Localization and persistence of injected duck anti-rat-lung serum during the course of nephritis in rats.


Evaluation of corticosteroids in hemophilia. A controlled study during oral surgery.


Morphologic alterations induced by methotrexate in the mucosa of human proximal intestine. I. Serial observations by light microscopy.


Biochemistry at the University of Melbourne.


Planning will get you better storage space.


To him for whom the passing-bell next tolls.


Pollens used in the treatment of hay fever and asthma in eastern Australia.


Analysis of the physical and neurophysiological principles, underlying vestibular stimulation.


A colorimetric method for the determination of carboxyhaemoglobin over a wide range of concentrations. A colorimetric technique for the determination of carboxyhaemoglobin in blood is described. Carbon monoxide released from blood in a standard Conway unit reacts with palladous chloride/arsenomolybdate solution to produce a blue colour. Using 0.5 to 2 ml. of blood, the method will estimate carboxyhaemoglobin accurately at levels from 0.1% to 100% of total haemoglobin and in the presence of other abnormal pigments.A number of methods are available for the determination of carboxyhaemoglobin; none is accurate below a concentration of 1.5 g. carboxyhaemoglobin per 100 ml. but for most clinical purposes this is not important. For forensic purposes and occasionally in clinical use, an accurate determination of carboxyhaemoglobin below 750 mg. per 100 ml. may be required and no really satisfactory method is at present available. Some time ago when it was important to know whether a person who was found dead in a burning house had died before or after the fire had started, we became interested in developing a method which would determine accurately carboxyhaemoglobin at levels of 750 mg. per 100 ml.


Relation of the effect of chlorpromazine and pentamethonium to the time of administration in burn shock.


Management of ureteral colic due to calculus disease.


Electrocardiographic changes with icterus and a common bile duct stone.


Chronic ulcerative colitis: topical treatment with methylprednisolone acetate.


Lower esophageal ring. Surgical management of a case.


The arduous evolution of human blood transfusion.


An analysis of tremorine-induced involuntary movements.


The fate of foreign materials experimentally introduced into the snail Australorbis glabratus.


Renovascular hypertension.

Renovascular hypertension.


Carotid body tumor with recurrent lymph node metastases.


Problems in air traffic management. I. Longitudinal prediction of effectiveness in air traffic controllers.


Thyroxine binding by human serum albumin.


Psychological factors in the pre-school child's health.


Latrine promotion programme (typology of villages).


A comparative study of the effects of salicylates and of the antiphlogistic corticoids on the inflammatory reactivity of connective tissue.


Adenosine diphosphate glucose and glucoside biosynthesis.


Changes in serum properdin of mice during tumor growth and following immunization to Ehrlich ascites carcinoma.


Pattern of oestriol conjugates in human cord blood, amniotic fluid, and urine of newborns.


Perfusion studies of the human placenta. III. Production of free and conjugated Porter-Silber chromogens.


Modern trends in gynecology.

Modern trends in gynecology.


On prevention of injurious effects of noise from centrigugal pumps on the nervous system and hearing in petroleum workers


Motor nerve conduction, electromyography and strength-duration curves.


Procedures affecting the resistance of rats to positive acceleration during ontogeny.


The effect of monoiodacetic acid on resistance to stagnant anoxia during development of the rat.


The physical basis for transparency of the crystalline lens.


Behavior of thermistors at biological temperatures.


Systemic lupus erythematosus.

Systemic lupus erythematosus.


WBC skin and L.E. cell tests in systemic lupus erythematosus.


Intradermal tests with autologous white blood cells in chronic discoid lupus erythematosus. systemic lupus erythematosus and control subjects.


Management of allergic diseases in children.


Quantitative evaluation of the motility of spermatozoa.


The cerebral softening.

The cerebral softening.


Gonadal influences on the pituitary-adrenal axis.


The oral mucosa and keratinization.

The oral mucosa and keratinization.


An evaluation of methods commonly used for the fixation and staining of glycogen.


The presence of glycogen in the rat liver following in vitro processing in decalcifying agents.


A goitre survey in the vale of Glamoragan.


Nonsurgical treatment of thyrotoxicosis.


Diuretics.

Diuretics.


Pain and musculoskeletal lesions.

Pain and musculoskeletal lesions.


Pain pathways in orthopaedic practice.

Pain pathways in orthopaedic practice.


The second half-value layer and the homogeneity coefficient.


Hemostasis and platelet metabolism.

Hemostasis and platelet metabolism.


Surgery for mitral stenosis in the fifth and sixth decades.


Chest x-ray findings in early disseminated lupus erythematosus.


Cytocidal effects of radiation on organ cultures.


Radiosensitivity of the cortical and medullary lymphocytes in the thymus.


The cytocidal action of mitotic poisons on lymphocytes in vitro.


Incorporation of acetate into cephalosporin C.


Quantitative effects of eugenol on "lignin" and non-lignin fractions in leaf tissues of some woody plants.


Consideration of the allergic case in general practice.


Application of an electronic counter in the evaluation of significant bacteriuria.


Fluorescence microscopy of tubercle bacilli stained with auramine and rhodamine.


The leucocyte alkaline phosphatase in mongolism.


Simplified Putti-Platt procedure.

Simplified Putti-Platt procedure.


Variation of arterial blood pressure with age, sex, anthroposomatological dimensions, plasma lipids in the fasting state and after fat ingestion.


The treatment of ulcerative colitis.

The treatment of ulcerative colitis.


Comments on the treatment of acute appendicitis.


Growth stimulation by high indole-3-acetic acid concentrations.


The totally organized reference collection.


Some shelving practices in medical school libraries.


Contributions of anatomists to internal medicine.


Anatomy and pathology of the whale heart with special reference to the coronary circulation.


Disulfiramlike actions produced by hypoglycemic sulfonylurea compounds.


Decarboxylase inhibitors affect convulsion thresholds to hexafluorodiethyl ether. Alpha-methyl dihydroxyphenylalanine (alpha-MeDOPA) and alpha-methyl meta-tyrosine (alpha-MMT) do not lower significantly the convulsion thresholds to hexafluorodiethyl ether in the mouse, whereas reserpine and tetrabenazine produce marked lowering of these thresholds. Other workers have shown that alpha-MeDOPA and alpha-MMT decrease brain norepinephrine concentrations much more than brain 5-hydroxytryptamine concentrations, while reserpine and tetrabenazine decrease the brain level of these two amines in a parallel fashion. Thus, the fact that alpha-MeDOPA and alpha-MMT, even in very large doses, do not lower convulsion thresholds and in some cases raise them suggests that the decline in 5-hydroxytryptamine may be implicated in the lowering of convulsion thresholds produced by reserpine and other, similar agents.


A comparison of the gastrointestinal absorption rates of plain and buffered acetylsalicylic acid.


A study of radiation-induced aging: response of irradiated and nonirradiated mice to cold stress.


Chromosomal constitution in glucose-6-phosphatate-dehydrogenase deficiency.


Classification of leprosy for its management and prognosis.


Some aspects of the structural organization of the arthropod ganglia.


Incorporation of amino acids into the protein of isolated mitochondria. A search for optimum conditions and a relationship to oxidative phosphorylation.


Congenital nephrotic syndrome.

Congenital nephrotic syndrome.


A role for frozen sections in carcinoma in situ of the cervix.


The use of a self-contained, implantable pacemaker in the long-term management of complete heart block.


Electron microscopic studies of human renal disease. Observations of normal visceral glomerular epithelium and its modification in disease.


The pathogenesis of cytologic vacuolization in sucrose nephrosis. An electron microscopic and histochemical study.


A method for staining epoxy sections for light microscopy.


An electron microscope study of the uptake, transport, and storage of colloidal materials by the cells of the vertebrate nephron.


The maternal-fetal oxygen pressure gradient in spontaneous and oxytocin-induced labors.


Portal hypertension in childhood.

Portal hypertension in childhood.


Imperforate anus: a review of 147 cases.


The municipal hospital system in transition.


The nutritive value of maize protein for man.


Inhibition with simple sugars of hemagglutination of red cells modified with Salmonella antigens.


Effects of amino acid supplements on the nutritive value of maize protein for human adults.


Secondary structures of nucleic acids in organic solvents. II. Optical properties of nucleotides and nucleic acids.


Interaction of nucleosides and related compounds with nucleic acids as indicated by the change of helix-coil transition temperature.


Coronary artery aneurysm and subacute bacterial endarteritis.


Three types of polyene antibiotics produced by actinomycetes isolated from the soils of Southern China.


The developmental effects of deficiency for the brown region in the second chromosome of Drosophila melanogaster.


Glucose-loading EGG test in the diagnosis of coronary atherosclerosis.


The cerebellar connections of the mesencephalic nucleus of the trigeminus.


Metabolism of C-14-dihydroxyacetone in the intact rat.


Metabolism of dihydroxyacetone in the intact rat.


A simple method for estimating dihydroxyacetone (or glyceraldehyde).


Dehydrogenases of neurospora crassa.

Dehydrogenases of neurospora crassa. Malate, isocitrate, glucose-6-phosphate, and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenases of the homogenate prepared from the mycelia of several wild strains of Neurospora crassa have been subjected to zone electrophoresis in starch gel. Four electrophoretically different malate dehydrogenases, a single isocitrate dehydrogenase, three glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenases, and two 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenases were obtained regardless of the strain or the media in which the organism was grown.


The effects of chlorpropamide on intermittent claudication and fibrinolysis.


Application of infrared spectroscopy to analysis of urinary calculi.


Blood-brain barrier: fact or fancy?

Blood-brain barrier: fact or fancy?


World survey of radioisotope teletherapy units.


Clinical testing for urinary sugar and a comparison of quantitative methods.


Effects of arterial occlusion on the fibrinolytic system. An experimental study in dogs.


The effects of serotonin on inhibition of the plasmin-plasminogen fibrinolytic system in vitro.


Effects of certain anti-tumour chemicals on a tumorous Nicotiana hybrid.


Biochemical studies on tobacco alkaloids. V. The incorporation of H3 in alkaloid biosynthesis.


An electron microscopic study of the Malpighian tubules of the grasshopper, Dissosteira carolina.


Infrared absorption spectra of protonated and deprotonated nucleosides.


Sidechain-sidechain interaction between the alpha-helices of L- and D-polypeptide chains.


On the subcutaneous veins of the chest and abdomen of Macacus cyclopsis.


Serological classification of the genus Torulopsis. (II).


Serological classification of the genus Torulopsis.


Pathology of chick encephalomalacia. Peroxides or vitamin E deficiency as causes.


Studies on the treatment of clonorchiasis. 3. Maintenance of Clonorchis sinensis in vitro and the effect of various drugs.


Steroid studies. XXXV. Gas chromatography of androstane and pregnane derivatives.


Intracellular crystalline ergosterol in Neurospora. In the fungus Neurospora crassa, hexagonal crystalline inclusions have been observed with both the light and electron microscopes. These crystals have been enriched by differential centrifugation and found to be identical with ergosterol by the criteria of ultraviolet spectral analysis and cytochemical analysis. Observations have been made on the distribution and fine structure of the crystalline bodies in various wild type and mutant strains of N. crassa.


The composition of proteins of chemically evoked mutants of TMV RNA.


Demonstration of the messenger role of viral RNA.


Purification and molecular weight of Cypridina luciferase.


Effect of sodium chloride and pH on the rate of neutralization of Cypridina luciferase by specific antibody.


The sexual function in patients with spinal cord injury.


Sporulation of Clostridium botulinum. I. Selection of an aparticulate sporulation medium. Tsuji, Kiyoshi (National Canners Association Research Laboratory, Berkeley, Calif.) and William E. Perkins. Sporulation of Clostridium botulinum I. Selection of an aparticulate sporulation medium. J. Bacteriol. 84:81-85. 1962.-The thermal resistances of Clostridium botulinum spores produced in seven different liquid media were compared. A 5% solution of a commercially produced mixture of dehydrated enzymatic hydrolyzates of casein and animal tissues yielded spores of maximal thermostability. Sporulation in this medium was almost complete under the conditions employed. The suspensions were essentially free of vegetative cells and sporangia and could be thoroughly washed. The incubation time at 30 C was found to have a negligible effect on thermal resistance for periods between 4 and 21 days. Supplementing the medium yielding the most thermolabile spores with various divalent cations did not enhance the thermal resistance of the spores produced. The identical amino acids and related compounds were found in spores exhibiting the maximal and minimal thermal resistance when they were analyzed chromatographically. The more thermostable spores contained a higher concentration of glucosamine.


Synthesis and antimicrobial activity of 1-acyl-2-sulfanilylhydrazine and 1-acy1-2-(4-amino-1-naphthylsulfony1)hydrazine.


A new unsaturated uronide isolated from alginase hydrolysate.


Correlation between malignancy and metabolism in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.


A ction of cycloheximide on Zygosaccharomyces soja. Tsukada, Yoji (Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan), Tsunetake Sugimori, Kazutami Imai, and Hideo Katagiri. Action of cycloheximide on Zygosaccharomyces soja. J. Bacteriol. 83:70-75. 1962.-Cycloheximide is known to inhibit the growth of some species of Saccharomyces and other fungi. A new type of action of this antibiotic, with Zygosaccharomyces soja as the test organism, is described in this paper. Growth of Z. soja was completely inhibited under aerobic conditions by cycloheximide in concentrations of more than 5 mug per ml of culture solution. Continued shaking of the culture for more than 96 hr in the presence of an inhibitory amount of cycloheximide restored growth, accompanied by the excretion of riboflavin to the extent of 30 mug per ml of culture solution. In the cells recovering from cycloheximide inhibition, the type of glucose metabolism differed from that in the mother strain; a respiratory quotient of 4 with the mother strain fell to 1 in the progeny. Glucose metabolism (O(2) uptake and CO(2) evolution) by resting cells was investigated, and it was concluded that inhibition of glycolysis was not significant. This was verified by comparing various dehydrogenase activities in the cell-free extract. There were essentially no differences between riboflavin-forming and nonriboflavin-forming cells. The presence of the hexose monophosphate shunt was deduced from the fact that glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity was the strongest of the various dehydrogenase activities.


Mode of action of trichomycin. II. Effect of trichomycin on the oxidation of amino acids by Candida albicans.


Mode of action of trichomycin. III. Antagonistic relationship between riboclavin and trichomycin inhibition on the respiratory metabolism of Candida albicans.


Effects of histamine, compound 48/80, atropine, and diamox, administered to gastric submucosa, on acid secretion in the rat.


Mutational studies on the isoniazid resistance of a mycobacterium.


Further studies on cross resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis, with special reference to streptomycin-, kanamycin-, and viomycin resistance.


Abnormal phosphorus metabolism in protein fraction of a Mycobacterium irradiated with ultraviolet light.


An attempt to classify bacteria by picric acid reduction.


Carotenoids of photochromogens of "unclassified mycobacteria".


Certain saprophytic mycobacteria from soil sources forming a red color product from PAS.


Comparison of effects of atom decay and beta-ray radiations on the inactivation and mutation of a mycobacterium.


Differentiationof mycobacterium tuberculosis from other mycobacteria by sodium salicylate susceptiblity.


Effect of ultraviolet radiation on the permeability and protein synthesis of mycobacterium.


Formation of a red color product from PAS by certain mycobacteria.


Variation and heredity of mycobacteria with special reference of drug resistance.


Electromyographic studies on the flapping tremor, especially its relationship to hyperammonemia.


Alteration of blood sugar in acute pancreatitis and its pathological physiology.


A new provocative test by oral ammonium for abnormal electroencephalogram in hepatic encephalopathy.


Studies on serum catalase in pancreas disorders.


Direct effect of ouabain on renal hemodynamics and renal excretions of water and electrolytes.


Hydroxylysine metabolism in Streptococcus faecalis.


The syntheses of some aminosulphides and aminosulphones.


Absorption of calcium from isolated surviving small intestine of vitamin D-deficient rats.


Effects of various amino acids on calcium absorption from isolated surviving small intestine of rats.


A study of the mechanism by which triphosphopyridine nucleotide affects human erythrocyte glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase.


Lyophilized cornea in experimental heterografts.


Two autopsy cases of small localized carcinomas of the stomach with diffuse pulmonary metastases.


Muscle proteins of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus). II. An investigation of muscle protein and other substances soluble in salt solutions of low ionic strength by column chromatography.


Muscle proteins of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus). III. The separation of muscle proteins soluble in low ionic strength salt solutions by starch gel electrophoresis.


Hygienic research report on the living condition of Japanese emigrants in South America (1958-1959).


The use and interpretation of antibiotic sensitivity tests.


Hemodialysis. Experience in acute renal failure treated with the artificial kidney.


A further study of some features of the interview with the interaction chronograph.


Enzymes of the intestinal mucosa.

Enzymes of the intestinal mucosa.


Transventricular mitral valvotomy.

Transventricular mitral valvotomy.


Effects of inhibitors on mitochondrial D-alpha-hydroxy acid dehydrogenase.


The oxidation of D-alpha-hydroxy acids in animal tissues.


Superimposition of a radioisotope scan on a photograph of the patient.


Total body irradiation for organ transplantation.


The distribution of radio-iodinated Congo Red in normal and amyloidotic animals.


The preparation and use of I-131 labeled sulfobromophthalein in liver function testing.


Enzymic cleavage of malate to glyoxylate and acetyl-coenzyme A.


Primary spinal tumors: a seven-year study.


The kidney in childhood leukemia.

The kidney in childhood leukemia.


The i blood group in sheep.

The i blood group in sheep.


Inactivation of muscle triosephosphate dehydrogenase by reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide at physiological concentrations.


The soluble blood group substances in sheep and goats.


Variations in the gram staining results caused by air moisture.


Complete reduction of tellurite to pure tellurium metal by microorganisms. Tucker, Fayne L. (University of Southern California, Los Angeles), John F. Walper, Milo Don Appleman, and Jerry Donohue. Complete reduction of tellurite to pure tellurium metal by microorganisms. J. Bacteriol. 83:1313-1314. 1962-The black precipitate produced in the presence of potassium tellurite by growing cells of Streptococcus faecalis N83 and Corynebacterium diphtheriae was shown, by X-ray diffraction analysis, to consist of metallic tellurium. The metal was not complexed, to any significant degree, with any organic material.


A histological method for the study of the spread of carcinoma within the larynx.


Acute pulmonary emphysema of cattle. I. Experimental production.


Conservative treatment of fractures of the shaft of the tibia.


The biologic effects of D-thyroxine. A review.


The role of magnesium ions in the growth of Salmonella phage anti-R.


Magnetic iron oxide for use in tablet coating.


Foetal complication of vaccination in pregnancy.


A histological demonstration of the development of laryngeal connective tissue compartments.


Diurnal torpidity in the California pocket mouse. The California pocket mouse, Perognathus californicus, compensates for food supplies which are less than the normal requirement by undergoing a variable period of daily torpor. At an ambient temperature of 15 degrees C, the body temperature of a torpid mouse drops to 16 degrees C, and the metabolism falls to 15 percent of the basal rate. Several other species of pocket mice also show this phenomenon.


Thyroiditis in a group of laboratory dogs. A study of 167 beagles.


Photometric microtitration of catechols (epinephrine).


Attempted suicide in adolescents.

Attempted suicide in adolescents.


Acute gastro-intestinal illness in general practice.


Dilution curves of simultaneously administered I-131-human serum albumin and Cr51-labeled erythrocytes in patients with various types of edema.


Psychiatric patients discharged with or against medical advice.


The self-image in aging.

The self-image in aging.


Attempted suicide by adults.

Attempted suicide by adults.


Constancy of personal morale over a fifteen-year interval.


Visual search, image organization, and reader error in roentgen diagnosis. Studies of the psycho-physiology of roentgen image perception.


Progesterone treatment in postpartum schizo-affective reactions.


Deficiency of vitamin B12 in hypothyroidism.


An analysis of 2403 consecutive pediatric urological consultations.


Urticaria in childhood.

Urticaria in childhood.


Eosinophil leukaemoid syndrome of allergic origin.


Radiotherapy.

Radiotherapy.


The age factor in the susceptibility of man and animals to radiation. III. The age of the patient and tolerance to radiation.


Anterior transposition of posterior tibial muscle in equinovarus.


Diffuse systemic scleroderma. A comparison with acrosclerosis.


Scleroderma and its relationship to the "collagenoses": dermatomyositis, lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis and Sjogren's syndrome.


Acute left ventricular failure after successful surgical treatment of bleeding gastric ulcer.


Bronchial asthma: immunologic or psychogenic?


The uptake and distribution of water in the embryo of Xenopus laevis (Daudin).


The bilateral simultaneous bulbar compression test. A useful office procedure in glaucoma detection.


Theories and patterns of anxieties.

Theories and patterns of anxieties.


Leukocyte and thromboycte antibodies. Current concepts of their origin, identity, and significance.


Ophthalmic and nasal mucosal tests as an aid in the determination of house dust allergy. A comparative study.


Allergic stomatitis from medicated throat lozenge. Report of a case.


Long term glycerol preservation of red cells.


Radiations and carcinogenesis.

Radiations and carcinogenesis.


The component fatty acids of oils found in spores of plant rusts and other fungi. II.


Management of hypertension.

Management of hypertension.


The management of diabetes mellitus.

The management of diabetes mellitus.


The occurrence of diabetes in the tropics.


The management of staphylococcal infection of the skin.


Psychological aspects of weight control in cardiovascular disease.


Comparison of intraperitoneal and intracerebral infective techniques for evaluating typhoid vaccines in mouse protection tests.


Concurrent effects of contextual constraint and word frequency on immediate recall and learning of verbal material.


Subjective organization in free recall of "unrelated" words.


Attempts to induce typhoid fever in chimpanzees with non-VI strains of Salmonella typhosa.


A note on the bio-physical factors that determine the absorption of gases and exudates from the tympano-mastid cleft and on the pathological results thereof.


On Meniere's syndrome.

On Meniere's syndrome.


Splenoportography.

Splenoportography.


The clinician's concern with viral hepatitis.


Antigenic relationship between the Hansen bacillus and other mycobacteria.


Antibiotic therapy of bacterial endocarditis.


Some unusual features of the Marfan syndrome. Report of four cases.


Complications of diabetes mellitus. 2.

Complications of diabetes mellitus. 2.


Complications of diabetes mellitus. I.

Complications of diabetes mellitus. I.


A biopsy study of muscle ervation in parkinsonism.


Microbiological studies of some new penicillins in vitro and in vivo.


Studies of protein-rich foods for infants in Taiwan. I. Preparation of soybeancereal flakes and animal experiments.


The distribution of muscle antigens in contracted myofibrils determined by fluorescein-labeled antibodies. Chick myofibrils in different states of contraction were treated with fluorescein-labeled antibodies. The rabbit antibodies were prepared against chick myosin, light and heavy meromyosins, and actin. For any one state of contraction, a single myofibril was photographed through the phase contrast microscope, stained with one of the antisera, and photographed through the fluorescence microscope. The cytological changes in the sarcomeres accompanying contraction as observed under phase were correlated with changes in the distribution of the precipitated antibodies as observed under the fluorescence microscope. The changing patterns observed through the fluorescence microscope were compared with those predicted by the sliding filament model of contraction.


Urinary glycoproteins in human leukemia.


Obstetric analgesia. The use of a fixed nitrous oxide and oxygen mixture from one cylinder.


Effect of thalamic lesions on spontaneous electrical activity in MES auditory cortex.


Therapeutic results in primary glaucoma, with special reference to tonographic observations.


Pedunculated malignant melonoma of the conjunctiva with bloody tears.


An unusual reaction to an MAO inhibitor.


The problem of spontaneous abortion. IX. The treatment of habitual aborters by psychotherapy.


Annular stricture of the esophagus distal to congenital tracheoesophageal fistula.


The part played by the adrenal medulla and cortex in the pathogenesis of arterial hypertension.


The part played by the adrenal medulla and cortex in the pathogenesis of arterial hypertension. (Experimental research and clinical findings).


The college professor--his health and health care habits.


The range of reliability of the liver biopsy. The principles of liver anatomical pathology that should be known to the clinician so that he may obtain the optimum advantage from a liver biopsy.


On the effect of small ions on the activity of glutamic-aspartic transaminase.


Hypoproteinemia and edema with occult blood in the stools.


Changing trends in medical practice--a look ahead.


Linitis plastica of inflammatory nature: a pitfall in the diagnosis of gastric carcinoma.


Morphologic findings in studies of regeneration of synapses in the mammalian spinal cord.


Hyperparathyroidism and pancreatitis.

Hyperparathyroidism and pancreatitis.


Bacteriuria of pregnancy. Relation to socioeconomic factors.


The epidemiology of nonenteric Escherichia coli infections: prevalence of serological groups.


The roentgenologic aspects of chondromyxoid fibroma of bone.


The effect of splenic transposition on portal circulation.


The psychiatric team in private practice.


Behavior disorders in convulsive children.


Advances in electrocardiography. Interpretation and discussion.


Determining a work prescription for the postcoronary patient.


Rapid physical and emotional reconditioning of the post-coronary patient.


Adenoma and cancer of the rectum and colon.


Cancer of the rectum.

Cancer of the rectum.


The cancer potential of colorectal adenomas.


Studies of active immunization against enteropathogenic Escherichia coli.


Adsorptive sampling. II. Collection of ethylene on brominated carbon.


Meningitis in Jamaica, 1958-1960.

Meningitis in Jamaica, 1958-1960.


Delayed hypersensitivity in relation to vaccination and multiplication of vaccinia virus in the guineapig.


Immunological unresponsiveness in guinea pigs. II. The effect of unresponsiveness on the development of delayed type hypersensitivity to protein antigens.


Hepatic vascular response to norepinephrine.


Observations on thiabendazole as an equine anthelmintic.


Oxidative phosphorylation and respiratory control in mitochondria from normal, adenomatous, and hyperplastic thyroid glands.


Current Canadian research on cold weather clothing.


Influence of ovarian function on the fibrinolytic enzyme system. I. Ovulatory and anovulatory cycles.


Delayed dehiscence of the anterior vaginal wall following vaginal plastic repair. A case report.


Simultaneous hemorrhage from multiple intracerebral aneurysms: a case report.


Toward a sensible credit policy.

Toward a sensible credit policy.


Intramedullary tumors of the spinal cord.


Agenesis of the internal carotid artery.


Reflex efferent impulses in the trigeminal nerve.


Colon replacement of the esophagus. II.

Colon replacement of the esophagus. II.


Beat shoulder. Description of a beat disorder occurring in Bantu miners in the Republic of South Africa.


Dacryocystorhinostomy.

Dacryocystorhinostomy.


Juvenile amaurotic idiocy:lymphocyte abnormality in the peripheral blood.


A technique of chromosome analysis on cultured peripheral blood leucocytes.


A self-perpetuating ring chromosome.

A self-perpetuating ring chromosome.


Relationships between 24-hour mean air quality measurements and meteorological factors in Nashville, Tennessee.


The use of perchloric acid in the extraction of phosphoric compounds from plant tissues.


Benign intracranial hypertension.

Benign intracranial hypertension.


Vesical haemorrhage after megavoltage irradiation.


Anthelmintic activity of systemic insecticides used in control of cattle grubs.


Asthma conceived as a learned response.

Asthma conceived as a learned response.


Symptomatic treatment of mucoviscidosis with IMP 39.


The technic for isolation-perfusion of the rat hind limb.


A new method for screening anticancer agents.


Intestinal excretion of heat-resistant Clostridium welchii in Hong Kong.


Bacilluria in pregnancy.

Bacilluria in pregnancy.


Lipids of bile and intestinal synthesis of triglycerides.


Compulsive water-drinking.

Compulsive water-drinking.


Neutralization of a cytopathogenic bovine orphan virus in tissue culture by heat stable Francis type inhibitors in normal animal sera.


Succinic dehydrogenase in short-term cultures of normal cells.


Cancer detection and therapy of the female pelvis.


Extra-uterine (abdominal) term pregnancy. A case report.


Ovarian dysgenesis in identical twins: discrepancy between nuclear chromatin pattern in somatic cells and in blood cells.


Pyrvinium pamoate in the treatment of pinworm infection (enterobiasis) in the home.


The absorption of some B-group vitamins by surviving rat intestine preparations.


S-Methylmethionine- and S-adenosylmethionine-homocysteine transmethylase in higher plant seeds.


Hospital standards take on added significance in the rapidly changing picture of patient care.


Studies on photosynthetic processes. I. The effect of light intensity on triphosphopyridine nucleotide reduction, adenosine triphosphate formation, and carbon dioxide assimilation in spinach chloroplasts.


Serum protein studies on sheep and goats. I. Studies on Shropshire lambs exposed to different degrees of parasitism.


Report writing.

Report writing.


Oxygen as a factor in photosynthesis.

Oxygen as a factor in photosynthesis.


Carrageenin as a protein precipitant.

Carrageenin as a protein precipitant.


The structure of arachnoid granulations with observations on their physiological and pathological significance.


A study of the lethal mechanism in experimental closed loop strangulated obstruction of the small intestine.


Some aspects of carbohydrate metabolism and coronary heart disease. Amyloclastic action of saliva in persons prone to coronary heart disease and in normal controls.


Unexplained steatorrhoea in the syndrome of hyponatraemia and carcinoma of bronchus.


Home treatment of tuberculosis in the Nyeri District of Kenya.


Pulmonary heart disease in Africans in Mombasa.


Repetitive atrial standstill with idioventricular rhythm from hyperkalaemia: case report.


The pattern of disease as seen by medical admissions to the Coast Province General Hospital in 1960.


Radioactivity and hardness of drinking waters in relation to cancer mortality rates.


The ingestion of radium 226 in food and water in Great Britain.


A bacteriological survey of certain processed meats. I. Population studies at packer and retail levels.


A note on the geometry of the tracheal bifurcation.


Choice of drug in the treatment of hypertension.


Pseudohypoparathyroidism and hypothyroidism.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. I. The genesis of the electrocardiogram.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. II. The electrocardiogram.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. IV.-Disorders of the heart beat. I.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. IX. Ischaemic heart disease. II.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. VI. Defects of conduction.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. VII. Changes in the ventricular complex.


Management of hypertenson.

Management of hypertenson.


The electrocardiograph.

The electrocardiograph.


Vaginal hysterectomy in nulliparous women.


The activity of ampicillin against Escherichia coli.


A survey of pelvic malignancy at Syracuse Memorial Hospital.


Eczema vaccinatum treated with n-methylisatin beta-thiosemicarbazone.


Clinical correlations between electroencephalography and antisocial behavior.


Must the patient pay for nursing education?


Ureteric reflux: the clinical problem and investigation.


Effect of local heat in vivo on hyaluronidase, succinic dehydrogenase and phosphatases of the rat testis.


Effects on serum-cholesterol level of changes in dietary fat composition and of administration of vitamins, thyroid and other substances.


Private psychiatric hospitals.

Private psychiatric hospitals.


Neoplasms and "precancerous" lesions of the oral regions.


A rapid manometric method for the analysis of carbon dioxide in serum.


Supradiaphragmatic transposition of the spleen for portal hypertension. A clinical study with children.


Intraluminal duodenal diverticulum. Report of a case.


Supradiaphragmatic transposition of the spleen for portal hypertension.


The tumours of arteriovenous anastomoses.


Toxicologic studies on sodium lauryl glyceryl ether sulfonate and sodium lauryl trioxyethylene sulfate.


Tranquilizers and social obstacles.

Tranquilizers and social obstacles.


Evaluation and disposition of pain problems secondary to cancer.


The brain tumor suspect.

The brain tumor suspect.


Newer techniques in the investigation of blood disorders.


The effect of ouabain on the frequency-force relation and on post-stimulation potentiation in isolated atrial and ventricular muscle.


Therapeutic and toxic effects of ouabain on K ion fluxes in rabbit aorta.


Hydrocholeresis in the isolated perfused rat liver.


Griseofulvin in the treatment of dermatomycoses.


The fluorescent antibody technique.

The fluorescent antibody technique.


Calcium and strontium secretion from blood to milk.


Notes on the bioassay of serotonin.

Notes on the bioassay of serotonin.


Pigments of some flavobacteria, xanthomonads and corynebacteria.


Enzymatic phosphorylation of butyrate.

Enzymatic phosphorylation of butyrate.


Assay of growth hormonelike activity in blood plasma. A comparison of two methods.


Bone marrow examination.

Bone marrow examination.


Multiple scattering of waves and optical phenomena.


Carcinoma of the endometrium.

Carcinoma of the endometrium.


Guiding points in appendicitis or knife in appendicitis.


Uterine healing after cesarotomy in goats.


Development of transplantation isoantigens in the mouse embryo and trophoblast.


Influence of some Streptomyces antibiotics on the cochlear microphonics in the guinea pig.


Fetal hemoglobin--a physiologic or evolutionary rudiment?


Actinomycotic infection of the lachrymal canaliculi.


Treatment of psoriatic lesions with topical fluocinolone acetonide and moist dressings.


Haemorrhagic infarction of the testis in the newborn.


Cardiac contusion complicated by cardiac tamponade.


The effect of ethanol on galactose elimination in man.


Determination of the hepatic arterial blood flow and oxygen supply in man by clamping the hepatic artery during surgery.


Family group intake by a child guidance clinic team.


Motivational changes during preschool attendance.


A humoral change accompanying homograft rejection.


Hypertension and its relation to the nervous system.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 19-1962.


The influence of mechanical assistance to respiration on the ventilatory response to carbon dioxide in emphysema.


Discrimination among injury processes reflected in acute radiation mortality.


Sensory integration with and without reinforcement.


Sulfated mucopolysaccharides of urine from brachyephalic bovine dwarfs.


Piloid gliomas of the anterior optic pathways.


Bacteroides septicemia. Cultural, clinical, and therapeutic features in a series of twenty-five patients.


The cultivation in human-embryo cells of a virus (D.C.) causing colds in man.


Some viruses isolated from common colds.


Determination of serum adenosine-5-phosphatase and alkaline phosphatase in liver and bone diseases.


The calculated risk.

The calculated risk.


Primary amyloidosis: report of two cases.


Renal arteriovenous fistula after nephrectomy: a case report.


An improved solvent system for the paper chromatography of phosphate esters.


Adenovirus plaque formation in grivet monkey kidney cells.


Plaque formation by myxovirus parainfluenza type 2 in grivet monkey kidney cells.


A case of parathyroid osteodystrophy.

A case of parathyroid osteodystrophy.


Haemopericardium complicating anticoagulant therapy.


Silver staining of ultrathin sections of tissues embedded in polyester resin.


Staining residual lipids in ultrathin sections of tissues embedded in polyester resin.


Hypervitaminosis in an insect larva.

Hypervitaminosis in an insect larva.


The 18-trisomy syndrome.

The 18-trisomy syndrome.


A possible association between maternal radiation and mongolism.


A case of double trisomy: trisomy No. 18 and triplo- X.


A surgical procedure for blepharoptosis vera and for pseudo-blepharoptosis orientalis.


Evaluation of collodium treatment in operation scars.


Studies on N-substituted nortropane derivatives. VI. Intramolecular hydrogen bonds of 8-(2-hydroxyethyl)-3-nortropanone and related compounds.


Clinical experience with chlorprothixene, a new psychotherapeutic agent.


Properties of triphosphopyridine nucleotide-linked dihydroorotic dehydrogenase.


The establishment and operation of a long term anticoagulation clinic.


Incidence of tuberculosis in children.

Incidence of tuberculosis in children.


Morbidity and mortality.

Morbidity and mortality.


Recurrent pancreatitis. (A case report).


Tuberculous hepatic and splenic lesions and hepatosplenomegaly.


Effects of hexacyclonate on regressed patients.


Appendicitis in the West African.

Appendicitis in the West African.


Thioridazine (mellaril) on regressed schizophrenic patients.


On the intestinal yeast flora of free living hippopotami (Hipopotamus amphibius), wart hogs (Phacochoerus aethiopicus) and bush pigs (Potamochoerus choeropotamus).


Fluorescence characteristics of purines, pyrimidines, and their derivatives: measurement of guanine in nucleic acid hydrolyzates.


On the mechanism of release of norepinephrine by alpha-methyl-m-tyrosine and alpha-methyl-m-tyramine.


Transsphenoidal radiation hypophysectomy with gold-198. Use of the Johns Hopkins image intensifier.


Cissus quadrangularis in healing of fractures. A clinical study.


Complications involving the optic nerves and chiasm during the early period after neurosurgical operations.


Radiation hypophysectomy with gold-198.

Radiation hypophysectomy with gold-198.


Phenylketonuria.

Phenylketonuria.


Arthropod-borne viral encephalitides.

Arthropod-borne viral encephalitides.


Digital computer aids for the cardiac output calculation from radio isotope dilution curves.


Precordial low-frequency vibrocardiography. I. Method of recording.


Evaluation of kidney function test using radioisotope, especially I-131 labeled Hippuran.


Measurement of hepatic arterial and portal blood flow and circulation time via hepatic artery and portal vein with radioisotope.


The normal heart sounds in the Japanese--the normal phonocardiogram. I.


The normal systolic murmurs in the Japanese--the normal phonocardiogram. II.


Arrhythmias produced by cerebral stimulation.


Cardiovascular diseases in Japan.

Cardiovascular diseases in Japan.


Diagnostic approach to minor cardiac abnormality.


The antiviral effect of guanidine and its derivatives. II. The inhibitory effect of guanidine on several viruses including measies virus.


Antiviral effect of guanidine and its derivatives. I. The inhibitory effect of guanidine on the multiplication of poliomyelitis virus in tissue culture.


Relationship between sympathomimetic amines and methylxanthines inducing cardiac arrhythmias.


Studies on the thyrotropic and gonadotropic substances by "papergraphy".


Epinephrine-induced arrhythmias. Effect of carbon dioxide and acid-base changes.


Studies on vitamin K3 reductase from sweet potato. I. Purification of enzyme.


The morbid anatomy of sarcoidosis.

The morbid anatomy of sarcoidosis.


Effects of procaine, lidocaine, chlorpromazine and tetrodotoxine on the afferent impulses from the mesenteric nerve.


A study of plasmin in eye disease.

A study of plasmin in eye disease.


Photoelectronystagmography improvement for simplifying the equipment and its operation.


On a simple, rapid and accurate glucose analysis with one drop of the blood, serum and cerebro-spinal liquid using Tes-Tape.


On the morphology of nocardia, especially on its acid-fatness.


Peripheral neuropathy due to nitrofurantoin. Case report and review of literature.


Group E Salmonella with T1 antigen.

Group E Salmonella with T1 antigen.


Effect of cortisone and spirolactone on potassium excreting action of aldosterone and desoxycorticosterone.


Adrenal cortical function in chronic pulmonary tuberculosis.


Excretion of unconjugated and conjugated corticosteroids in healthy subjects.


Excretion of unconjugated and conjugated corticosteroids in various diseases.


Studies on the serum electrophoretic patterns in cardiac diseases. (I). Characteristic patterns of the serum electrophoresis in cardiac diseases.


Studies on the serum electrophoretic patterns in cardiac diseases. II. Significance of variation in serum protein fraction of cardiac patients in decompensation.


Studies on platelets. XXIV. Analysis of some platelet antigens by complement fixation test.


The prophylaxis of thromboembolic complications in surgery for mitral stenosis.


Purines and pyrimidines in nervous system diseases.


The albany Regional Hospital Program. A preliminary report.


The director of medical education in the nonuniversity community teaching hospital.


Viral hepatitis from a nursing viewpoint.


Carbon dioxide coma therapy.

Carbon dioxide coma therapy.


Oral surgery and the geriatric patient.

Oral surgery and the geriatric patient.


Laparoscopy (peritoneoscopy) and guided liver biopsy. II.


Experience with high-energy electrons.

Experience with high-energy electrons.


The antibody response to bacteriophage phi-X 174 in newborn premature infants.


Antibody formation. III. The primary and secondary antibody response to bacteriophage phi X 174 in guinea pigs. Injection of a small bacteriophage phiX 174 into guinea pigs results in an accelerated elimination of phage detectable as early as 24 hours after injection. The immune nature of the accelerated elimination is indicated by its specificity, by the appearance of excess specific serum antibody after phage elimination, and by the prevention of accelerated elimination by 400 r whole body x-irradiation of guinea pigs prior to injection of phage. The early antibody response is considered to be a primary one since an analogous response occurs in newborn guinea pigs, antibody is not detectable in the sera of non-immunized animals, and the second challenge with phiX stimulates a serum antibody response 100-fold greater than that after primary immunization. The early detection of immune elimination appears to be due, in part, to the small amounts of phage employed, since larger doses of phage delay the time of onset of detectable immune elimination. The early rise of serum antibody in the primary and secondary response appears exponential with a similar rate constant of antibody formation. The rate constant is also independent of dose. These findings have led to the suggestion that during this exponential phase, the relative rate of antibody formation at a cellular level may be constant for a given antigen.


The effect of bacterial endotoxin on the newborn guinea pig. Newborn guinea pigs (less than 24 hours old) are highly susceptible to the lethal effect of endotoxin and susceptibility decreases with age. The vulnerability to endotoxin has not been attributed to hypofunction of either the adrenal gland or the reticuloendothelial system of the newborn, since prior injection of corticosteroids provides only partial protection to endotoxin and newborn guinea pigs can efficiently remove colloidal substances from the circulation. In contrast to adults, newborns do not develop a delayed inflammatory reaction following intradermal injection of endotoxin, and after intravenous challenge frequently fail to display neutropenia and sustained fever.


Effects of meprobamate and of prochlorperazine on positive and negative conditioning.


Pattern recognition over distortions, by human subjects and by a computer simulation of a model for human form perception.


The role of serotonin in carbohydrate metabolism. VIII. In vitro effect of serotonin on lactate production of rat diaphragm.


The role of serotonin in carbohydrate metabolism. VII. In vitro observation suggesting enhanced release of insulin in response to serotonin treatment.


The role of serotonin in carbohydrate metabolism. VI. Serotonin-stimulated glycogen formation and its relation to insulin effect in isolated rat diaphragm.


Purification of hog thyroglobulin.

Purification of hog thyroglobulin.


Sedimentation and diffusion of a carbohydrate-amino acid complex obtained from alpha1-acid glycoprotein of human plasma.


Operations on intracranial aneurysms with induced hypothermia below 15 degrees C. and total circulatory arrest.


Profound hypothermia and circulatory arrest in operations for intracranial aneurysms.


Health in community development and third five-year plan.


Research on pancreatic ribonuclease. Property of lyxo-uridine 2', 3'-cyclic phosphate as a substrate of ribonuclease-IA.


Research on pancreatic ribonuclease. I. The inhibition of cyclic phospho-diesterase activity of bovine pancreatic ribonuclease by several substrate analogues.


Studies on the absorption of vitamin B12. I. Some fundamental investigations on CO60-vitamin B12 absorption tests and the observations in Japanese patients suffering from pernicious anemia and other hematologic disorders.


Studies on the absorption of vitamin B12. II. Observations in the Japanese gastrectomized subjects.


Mechanical damage of keratin proteins observed by electron spin resonance.


Keratoacanthoma.

Keratoacanthoma.


Intensive psychiatric treatment hospitals and Missouri's state mental hospitals. A study of the relative effectiveness.


One community's approach to alcoholism.

One community's approach to alcoholism.


Influence of chlordiazepoxide on drug-altered EEG patterns and behavior.


Complications of gynecologic surgery. Postoperative intestinal problems.


Current views related to management of large bowel obstruction caused by carcinoma of the colon.


Changes in the photically-driven EEG following electroconvulsive therapy.


Progestin therapy with dydrogesterone.

Progestin therapy with dydrogesterone.


An automatic bubble flow meter.

An automatic bubble flow meter.


Dreaming, altered states of consciousness and the problem of vigilance.


Reactive states following strokes.

Reactive states following strokes.


Management of gynecologic cancer.

Management of gynecologic cancer.


Validity of symptom rating from psychiatric records.


Case history material as a source of the identification of patterns of response to emotional stimuli in a study of humor.


An empirically derived MMPI scale which measures facilitation-inhibition of recognition of threatening stimuli.


Mechanism of methyl phosphate formation by "killing" of spinach chloroplast fragments with methanol in the presence of phosphate.


Bilateral primary tumors of testis: a report of four cases.


An operation to produce experimental reversible hydronephrosis in dogs.


Graft of acid-secreting stomach wall to renal pelvis of the dog.


Primary amyloidosis of oral structures and pharynx. Report of a case.


Optically active metalloprotein chromophores. I. Metallothionein.


Memorandum on ophthalmology.

Memorandum on ophthalmology.


Elimination of undersired escape from footshock.


Effect of methicillin spray on staphylococcal colonisation and lesions in a nursery.


The sensitizing factor in the Waaler-Rose system.


The effect of specific antibodies on xanthine oxidase from various sources.


Clinical cancer chemotherapy in a single institution.


Paper chromatographic separation and colorimetric estimation of the glycosides of Digitalis ferruginea seeds.


Autoprothrombin II of human origin.

Autoprothrombin II of human origin.


Diagnosis and treatment of neoplastic diffusions.


Hyperuricemia in disseminated neoplastic disease other than lymphomas and leukemias.


Paper chromatographic method for quantitation of urinary fructose (levulose).


The biosynthetic pathway of serine in salmonella typhimurium.


Feedback control by endproduct inhibition.


Symposium on autotrophy. II. The comparative physiology of autotrophic bacteria.


Hemangiomas of the heart and pulmonary artery surface--a case report.


Paired-associate learning as a function of similarity: semantic similarity between stimulus- and response-items.


Test methods for antitumor substances.

Test methods for antitumor substances.


Fluorescence microscopy in exfoliative cytology of oral carcinomas.


SGOT and LDH in myocardial infarction; their comparative value.


The distribution of Rh-factor types.

The distribution of Rh-factor types.


Cue selection in paired-associate learning.


Biosynthesis of hyoscyamine and scopolamine in Datura stramonium.


Studies of distributed practice. XXII. Some conditions which enhance retention.


An evaluation of two problems of method in the study of retention.


An evalution of two problems of method in the study of retention.


Exfoliative cytology of papillomas and intra-epithelial carcinomas of the urinary bladder.


Item-selection in paired-associate learning.


Studies of distributed practice. XXI. Effect of interference from language habits.


Melanotic nevoid lesion (benign? or malignant?).


Papular mucinosis.

Papular mucinosis.


Coe virus: growth characteristics in HeLa cells and in mice.


Circadian rhythm in the in vitro response of mouse adrenal to adrenocorticotropic hormone. Adrenal corticosterone production resulting from adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) stimulation in vitro depends upon the time of gland removal. This rhythm in adrenal reactivity to ACTH is out of phase with the corticosterone rhythm in serum of the mice used as donors of adrenals. The responsiveness of the gland to exogenous ACTH is highest when serum corticosterone levels are lowest.


Necropsy survey of atherosclerosis in the Jewish population of Israel: preliminary report.


Rat intrahepatic biliary tract lesions from alpha-naphthyl isothiocyanate.


The production of experimental granulomatous lesions induced by injections of fatty acids and fractions of tubercle bacilli.


Food allergy and head pain.

Food allergy and head pain.


Comparative effectiveness of betamethasone and prednisone in chronic bronchial asthma.


Allergic reactions to ACTH.

Allergic reactions to ACTH.


Indications for emulsion (repository) and aqueous therapy in allergy.


Anaerobic dissimilation of glucose by Vibrio comma.


Measurements of endogenous glucagon in plasma and the influence of blood glucose concentration upon its secretion.


Medical emergencies in diabetes.

Medical emergencies in diabetes.


Problems in management of a transvestite with multiple sclerosis.


Delayed response in normal dogs and in dogs with subcortical lesions of the ascending unspecific reticular and thalamic projection systems.


Determination of surface-active agent. III. Volumetric determination of anionic surface-active agent using neutral red as an indicator.


Newer developments in rehabilitation of cerebral vascular disease.


Anaerobic growth of psychrophilic bacteria. Upadhyay, J. (Washington State University, Pullman) and J. L. Stokes. Anaerobic growth of psychrophilic bacteria. J. Bacteriol. 83:270-275. 1962.-Facultatively anaerobic psychrophilic bacteria are widely distributed in nature and can be readily isolated from a variety of foods, soil, sewage, and other habitats. Strictly anaerobic psychrophiles, however, could not be isolated. Temperature and oxygen have striking effects on the growth and metabolism of the psychrophiles. Sugars which are fermented at 20 C may not be fermented at 0 C or gas may not be produced. Under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, decreases in incubation temperatures increase the duration of the lag, exponential, stationary, and death phases. Elimination of O(2) increases the lag period, allows the cells to survive much longer at low temperatures (but accelerates their death at 20 C and higher), and, finally, reduces the extent of growth. Maximal cell populations are obtained aerobically at 5 C and anaerobically at 25 C. Growth is most rapid in the range of 20 to 35 C, and maximal growth temperatures range from 25 to 45 C. Neither of these cardinal temperatures is appreciably affected by the presence or absence of O(2).


Undergraduate medical education in India.


Lay or consumer sponsored prepayment direct service group medical care plans.


Promotion versus education.

Promotion versus education.


In-service education.

In-service education.


The effect of anticoagulant preparations on the sickling phenomenon.


Congenital coronary arteriovenous fistula. Report of a case with an analysis of seventy-three reported cases.


Own attitude as an anchor in equal-appearing intervals.


Leukemogenic effect of myleran on the mouse thymus.


Radiation as an etiologic factor.

Radiation as an etiologic factor.


Radiations, natural and man-made.

Radiations, natural and man-made.


Subcommissural organ and water metabolism.


Contra-indications to the pitocin drip. A report of 848 cases.


The conservative management of endometriosis.


Acute and chronic toxicity in mice and rats of the fungus mat of Penicillium islandicum Sopp added to the diet.


Studies on the allergy induced in isolated esophagus of guinea pigs. I.


Identification of maltoxin, an active principle from malt rootlet, as candicine.


Ribonuclease of Bacillus cereus.

Ribonuclease of Bacillus cereus.


Anatomy of human skin tumour capillaries.


Current trends in breast cancer treatment. II.


Current trends in breast cancer treatment. III.


Primary treatment for operable breast cancer.


Suicide: a cultural and semantic view.

Suicide: a cultural and semantic view.


Prelimianry observations on the increase in isoniazid resistance of M. tuberculosis H37RV after exposure to an extract of tuberculous tissue.


Heterotopic ossification in rectal carcinoma.


Proliferating glia in the endometrium.

Proliferating glia in the endometrium.


Results of pharmacologic treatment in the malignant carcinoid syndrome.


Accommodative squint.

Accommodative squint.


Multiple stage leg-lengthening: report of a case of chondrodysplasia with a surgical increase of ten inches.


Calcium and other ions in blood and skeleton of Nicaraguan fresh-water shark. The bull shark, Carcharhinus leucas, employing archaic but effective means of regulating the physical-chemical composition of its body fluids, thrives in tropical fresh-water rivers and lakes. The ionic strength of the serum and the concentrations of total solutes, calcium, urea, and other ions are below the levels found in marine elasmobranchs but higher than the levels in teleosts. The patterns of the calcium deposits of the vertebrae are identical in marine and fresh-water subspecies.


Osteoporosis.

Osteoporosis.


Fibrinolysis in the surgical clinic.

Fibrinolysis in the surgical clinic.


Intranuclear inclusion bodies associated with hog cholera.


The optical rotatory dispersion of right-handed alpha-helices in sperm whale myoglobin.


Epizootiological and experimental studies on bovine cysticercosis in East Africa.


Metabolism of glucose-U-C-14 in rat aorta in vitro.


Metabolism of specifically labelled glucose in adipose tissue from alloxan-diabetic rats.


Protein pattern of cerebrospinal fluid in meningitis and meningo-encephalitis.


Effects of psychotropic compounds on enzyme systems. I. In vitro inhibition of monoamine oxidase.


Effects of psychotropic compounds on enzyme systems. I. Inhibition of human plasma and erythrocyte cholinesterases.


A surgical technique for permanent implantation of electrocorticographic electrodes in the burro and pig.


Polypropylene monofilament. A new, biologically inert suture for closing contaminated wounds.


Hernia repair with Marlex mesh. An analysis of 541 cases.


Recent advances in live virus immunization. II. Polio.


Respiratory problems in newborn infants.


Phagocytosis of bacteria and their intracellular multiplication in experimental typhoid.


Plaque mutants of WEE virus.

Plaque mutants of WEE virus.


Effect of tetraethylammonium chloride on cardiac muscle fiber responses.


Electrotonic and chemical effects on minimal gradient requirements for cardiac muscle.


Relation between accommodation and minimal gradient.


Rhabdomyosarcoma of the extremities.

Rhabdomyosarcoma of the extremities.


A case of polycystic disease.

A case of polycystic disease.


Delay and fixation.

Delay and fixation.


Behavioral abnormalities in animals and metabolic changes in the brain.


Studies on human growth hormone. I. A radio-immunoassay for human growth hormone.


Studies on higher alkylsulfates on thiamine.


Chemical determination of nicotinic acid and nicotinamide.


"gamma-Glutamylase" as a decapsulating agent for Bacillus anthracis.


Properties of ribosomes from group a streptococci.


A terminal device for entry of neuroelectric data into an electronic data processing machine.


The use of a summary card-punch to generate stimuli and to collect data simultaneously.


Properties of plastic networks.

Properties of plastic networks.


The engineering approach to the problem of neural organization.


Tuberculosis mortality in the Negro population of Antigua, British West Indies, over the last hundred years.


A toxic (histamine-releasing) principle from tentacles of Cyanea capillata (the stinging jelly-fish).


The autopsy incidence and histological distribution of liver siderosis in the population groups in Cape Town.


Mumps III. Comparison of methods for detection of viruria.


The problem of staphylococcal infections in hospital.


Occurrence of myeloid leukemia in mice produced by sarcoma extracts.


Properties and classification of some brain peptidases.


Oxygen consumption in mice irradiated with x-rays at different dose rates.


Whole-body oxygen consumption during irradiation for the survival of rats after exposure to x-rays.


Ion shift in experimental hypertension.

Ion shift in experimental hypertension.


Occupational medicine in France.

Occupational medicine in France.


The general theory of pathology.

The general theory of pathology.


Studies on the mercuric chloride resistance of Staphylococcus aureus.


Organization of cancer control in Czechoslovakia.


The effect of corticotrophin and cortisone on uterine glycogen in the rabbit.


Metabolic studies of bone in vitro. III. Citric acid metabolism and bone mineral solubility. Effects of parathyroid hormone and estradiol.


Effects of a dose of parathyroid extract on bone metabolic pathways.


Oxygen tension and the control of bone cell metabolism.


Metabolism of glycine-1-C14 by bone in vitro: effects of hormones and other factors.


Activation of acetyl-CoA carboxylase and associated alteration of sedimentation characteristics of the enzyme.


Method of making patellar tendon-bearing pylon.


The Icarus complex.

The Icarus complex.


Production and utilization of aminoacids by various species of rhizosphere bacteria.


Malignant tumours of paranasal sinuses.

Malignant tumours of paranasal sinuses.


Symposium on haemolytic disorders in childhood.


A method for quantitative starch-gel electrophoresis.


An evaluation of the auramine flood test for mycobacteria.


Synergistic activity of penicillin and isoniazid on Mycobacterium fortuitum in vitro.


Oil granuloma (paraffinoma) of the lung.


Mental hospital careers: a student's-eye view.


The prevention of blindness.

The prevention of blindness.


Strategy in evaluating the effectiveness of community mental health programs.


Munchausen returns. A case report.

Munchausen returns. A case report.


Paired episodes of manic-depressive illness within a single family.


John Haslam on early infantile autism.

John Haslam on early infantile autism.


Need of operations in rheumatoid arthritis.


Tuberculosis: an historical analogy to schizophrenia.


Mechanism of cellular damage by virus: a study of antihistamine drugs. II. Murine hepatitis virus and mouse macrophages.


Mechanism of cellular damage by virus: a study of antihistamine drugs. I. Murine hepatitis virus and liver explant cultures.


Influence of several factors on the applicability of Freundlich's law to the adsorption of methylene blue by dead yeast cells. THE INFLUENCE OF THE FOLLOWING FACTORS ON THE METHYLENE BLUE ADSORPTION BY DEAD YEAST CELLS WAS STUDIED: temperature and time of heating used to kill the cell, storage of the suspensions of dead yeast, pH of the suspension during dyeing, buffer composition, and age of the yeast culture. Great variations of the adsorption law coefficients, caused by small experimental variations of the cell concentration or the dye concentration, were found. It was also observed that a linear relationship exists between these coefficients.


Methylene blue solutions for staining dead yeast cells.


Formate oxidation by an obligately parasitic fungus Tilletia contraversa.


Oxalate oxidation by an obligately parasitic fungus Tilletia contraversa.


Effect of gamma rays on solutions of adenosine triphosphate and ribose.


Medical problems of altitude.

Medical problems of altitude.


Cytological and clinical observations during vincaleukoblastine therapy of disseminated cancer.


The morphology of the metacercaria of Opisthorchis viverrini, with special reference to the excretory system.


The effect of hypothermia on the massive blood loss in dogs.


Some new data concerning the formation of the definitive endoblast in the chick embryo.


Effect of dithiazanine in ascariasis, trichuriasis, enterobiasis and ankylostomiasis.


Clinical assay of portal circulation.

Clinical assay of portal circulation.


Cardiovascular diseases in India.

Cardiovascular diseases in India.


Tuberculoproteins in experimental tuberculo-allergy.


Studies of illnesses of children followed from birth to eighteen years.


Red-cell enzymes and severe neonatal jaundice.


Glucuronic acid levels in blood and its rate of excretion in urine, in health and in certain diseases.


Food habits of Greek-Americans.

Food habits of Greek-Americans.


The effect of iron deficiency on the stomach of the rat.


Granulomatous lesions in ileocolitis.

Granulomatous lesions in ileocolitis.


Status of homeopathy in South America.

Status of homeopathy in South America.


Direct illumination method to visualize pulmonary vessels.


World War II in the Philippines from a surgeon's point of view.


Pulmonary scars and cancer (report of two cases).


Congenital anomalies of the musculoskeletal system.


Pulmonary scars and cancer. (Report of two cases).


Complementary surgical technique in portalcaval anastomosis.


An artificial bladder and urethra.

An artificial bladder and urethra.


A plastic vaginal applicator.

A plastic vaginal applicator.


Effect of different oxygen tensions on chromosome breakage induced by x-rays in the Ehrlich ascites tumor.


Resection for carcinoma of the rectum and the colon.


Reinforcing brain stimulation in competition with water reward and shock avoidance. Employing response rate as the index of reinforcing strength in self-stimulation experiments is questioned. With water reward or shock avoidance placed in competition with brain stimulation, self-stimulation rate does not reflect relative reinforcement value. The results agree with preference tests which show that, for a given electrode site, stimulus intensity, not rate, is directly related to reward strength.


Unipolar and bipolar electrodes in self-stimulation experiments.


Graphical method for dose determination in rotational and arc therapy.


On the structure of ryanodol.

On the structure of ryanodol.


Drug treatment of tuberculosis.

Drug treatment of tuberculosis.


Exchange transfusion by continuous drip using heparinised blood.


A postgraduate qualification in general practice.


Mechanism of the allantoin fermentation.


Role of ferredoxin in hydrogen metabolism of Micrococcus lactilyticus.


Contrast enhancement in the electron microscopy of viruses.


Quantitative electron microscopy of leprosy bacilli.


Erythrocyte acid phosphatase in health and disease.


A specific erythrocyte glycolytic enzyme defect (pyruvate kinase) in three subjects with congenital non-spherocytic hemolytic anemia.


The glyoxalase content of human erythrocytes and leukocytes.


Nuclear volume and deoxyribonucleic acid-(DNA) contents of hypophysectomized rat kidney after administration of growth hormone and thyroxine.


Theory of magnetophosphenes.

Theory of magnetophosphenes.


Psychological training in hypnosis in New Zealand.


The concept of incidence.

The concept of incidence.


Complexation of organic acids and bases with their salts in aqueous solution.


Enzyme-biological synthesis of a carcinogenic agent (Cancervirus) starting from nucleotides. II. Biochemical studies.


Enzyme-biological synthesis of a carcinogenic agent (cancervirus) starting from nucleotides. I. Synthesis of carcinogenic DNA. Biological studies.


Studies on cancerous pathogenesis. Cancer in an eight day mouse embryo promoted by cancerous desoxyribonucleic acid.


Diabetes mellitus. Causation.

Diabetes mellitus. Causation.


Cardiodynamic studies in the neonate in health and in disease. I. Vectorial analysis of the electrocardiogram.


Acquired ventriculoseptal aneurysm with late spontaneous perforation of the septum.


Electrical activity and cell density in the claustro-insular area of the rabbit.


Pyridine nucleotide dependent metallodehydrogenases.


Optically active metalloprotein chromophores. II. Transferrin and conalbumin.


The "active catalytic site," an approach through metalloenzymes.


Heterogeneity of buffalo haemoglobin (Bos bubalis).


Minor components of normal adult haemoglobin A.


Carbon dioxide diuresis at high altitude.


An experimental study on mice.

An experimental study on mice.


A new type of cell in the lateral reticular formation of the brain stem.


Reticular formation of the albino rat's brain stem cytoarchitecture and corticofugal connections.


Electromyographic study of reciprocal innervation in blinking.


Bell's palsy.

Bell's palsy.


The distribution of tissue antigens in the eye.


Drug effects on ciliary muscle and choroid preparations in vitro.


Chronic amaurotic idiocy without amaurosis.


Present day encephalitides of Western and Central Europe.


Microdetermination of carbon dioxide.

Microdetermination of carbon dioxide.


Hyperostosis corticalis generalisata. Report of seven cases.


Physiologic tremor. An experimental study.


Architecture of small arteries during vasoconstriction.


Structural alterations in the arterial wall during vasoconstriction.


Perceptual immaturity and acquiescence among various developmental levels.


An order sheet for increasing efficiency in pre- and postoperative orthopaedic care.


Surgery in fractures and dislocations of the cervical spine.


Medical ecology and the use of correlation maps.


The integration of chemical and biological control of arthropod pests.


The role of liver and spleen in the metabolism of intravenously injected fat in rabbits. The uptake of intravenously injected coconut oil emulsion by the liver and spleen was investigated by gas-liquid chromatography in normal, triton-injected, and hypercholesterolemic rabbits. The lauric and myristic acids from this emulsion, almost absent in the tissues of normal animals, were used as marked acids. In normal rabbits only the liver took up a quantitatively important fraction of the injected fat. The uptake by the spleen appears to be due to a different mechanism than that of the liver. In rabbits given triton the liver was incapable of taking up large quantities of fat, while the uptake in the spleen was undisturbed. 12 hours after injection the plasma, liver, and spleen of normal animals contained only 14 per cent of the dose. With animals given triton 71 per cent of the injected dose was recovered, most of it in the plasma. Hypercholesterolemic rabbits cleared an injected fat emulsion and took fat into the liver at the same rate as the controls. When triton is injected 6 hours after the administration of the emulsion, the fat taken up in the liver reappears in the plasma.


Potentiation by anaesthetics of brain damage due to breathing high-pressure oxygen in mammals.


Pulmonary damage due to high pressure oxygen breathing in rats. I. Lung weight, histological and radiological studies.


Studies of mechanisms of chemical radiation protection in vivo. II. Effect of high pressure oxygen on radioprotection in vivo and its relationship to 'oxygen poisoining'.


The effect of radioprotective chemicals on phosphorescent emission of riboflavine in oxygenated and deoxygenated solutions.


An oxygen barotherapy apparatus for use with the 4MeV accelerator.


Effect of immunological attenuation on cell dosage required to establish single or double tumour homografts.


Standing wave problems in acoustic behavioral testing of animals.


Effect of metal ions on brain peptidase activity.


Purpura fulminans in a newborn baby.

Purpura fulminans in a newborn baby.


Contraction and action potentials of frog heart muscles soaked in sucrose solution. Isolated auricles or ventricles from the frog continue to contract, either spontaneously or when stimulated, for from 2 to 4 hours after they are placed in isotonic sucrose solution. After the muscles stop contracting in sucrose solution, contractility is partially restored when the muscles are placed in chloride Ringer's. However, contractility is usually not restored if the muscles are placed in sulfate Ringer's. Ventricles soaked in sucrose solution at 4-7 degrees C continue to contract for 12 to 24 hours and during the first few hours in sucrose solution the contractions often are enhanced. Several types of experiment indicate that the sucrose solution does replace the Ringer's in the extracellular space. Auricles and ventricles also continue to conduct action potentials, with an overshoot, for from 30 to 360 minutes after being placed in sucrose solution. Muscles soaked in sucrose until they are inexcitable rapidly recover in chloride Ringer's but often fail to recover in sulfate Ringer's. The results are discussed in relation to theories about the generation of the action potential in cardiac muscle, and the role of the extracellular fluid in contraction.


Compartive endocrinology of the invertebrates.


Lactic dehydrogenase isoenzymes in myocardial infarction.


Hybrids between American Pomatiopsis and Oriental Oncomelania snails.


The basic power service.

The basic power service.


Laboratory studies of 3,4-dichloro-alpha-methoxybenzyl penicillin.


A double sodium iodide (thallium) crystal gamma ray detector.


Radioactivity of Nevada cattle: 1959.

Radioactivity of Nevada cattle: 1959.


Aboriginal blood pressures at Beswick, South-Western Arnhem Land, and correlation with physical dimensions.


Separation and identification of aliphatic and aromatic carcinogens from environmental sources.


Excessive penile skin loss from circumcision.


Erythropoietin as an etiologic factor in blood dyscrasias.


Study of medical care in Puerto Rico.

Study of medical care in Puerto Rico.


The inactivating effects of x-rays and incorporated radioactive phosphorus and their modification by oxygen and other substances.


A reinvestigation of methylglyoxal accumulation in thiamine deficiency.


Effects on sensory nerves of injecting 5-hydroxytryptamine into the skin.


Fractionation of barley albumins by chromatography on carboxymethyl cellulose columns.


Sex as regulator of triglyceride metabolism in the mosquito. The female mosquito, in contrast to the male mosquito or the male and female house fly, synthesizes triglycerides when maintained on glucose; after 7 days, the amount of triglycerides in the female may be 50 times that in the male. Polyunsaturated fatty acids are absent from the newly synthesized triglycerides.


The clinging position of the bulbocapninized cat.


Electrical conductivity and electrolyte distribution in a secreting salivary gland.


Changes in the electrical conductivity of cerebral cortex during seizure activity.


Nerve cell destruction by asphyxiation of the spinal cord.


Innervation and reinnervation of cricothyroid muscle in the rabbit.


Recovery of cerebral cortex from asphyxiation.


Isolation and composition of lens ribonucleic acid.


Histochemical studies of experimental demyelination produced with cyanide.


Evaluation of a cerumenolytic agent for small animals.


The safety test for poliomyelitis vaccine. III. Comparative sensitivity of rhesus and vervet monkeys to poliovirus.


Water and electrolyte distribution in central nervous tissue.


The relationship between recall and meaningfulness of motive-related words.


Rupture of the rectum.

Rupture of the rectum.


Differential diagnosis of chest pain.

Differential diagnosis of chest pain.


Tissue gas tensions by microtonometry; results in liver and fat.


Oxygen and carbon dioxide permeability of subcutaneous pockets.


Sarcoidosis in South Africa.

Sarcoidosis in South Africa.


Multidisciplinary approach to the problem of atherosclerosis. Summary and discussion.


The new international classification of radiographs of the pneumoconioses.


EEG effect of intracarotid or intravertebral arterial administration of d-amphetamine in rabbits with basilar artery ligation.


Interference with deiodination of some thyroxine analogues in the rat.


The anatomy and embryology of endocardial cushion defects.


On values in population theory.

On values in population theory.


Qualitative and quantitative interpretation of double diffusion.


Arteriosclerotic massive hypertrophy of the heart.