Response of Escherichia coli auxotrophs to heat after treatment with mutagenic alkyl methanesulfonates. Strauss, Bernard S. (The University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.). Response of Escherichia coli auxotrophs to heat after treatment with mutagenic alkyl methanesulfonates. J. Bacteriol. 83:241-249. 1962.-Heating in buffer at 48 C resulted in a large increase in the frequency of revertants obtained after treatment of restingphase cells of Escherichia coli strain WP-2 (a tryptophan-requiring mutant of strain B/r) with ethyl methanesulfonate. This effect was not obtained with the mutagenic homologue, methyl methanesulfonate. Cells treated with ethyl methanesulfonate lost their sensitivity to heat soon after the start of incubation in growth medium; chloramphenicol added to the growth medium preserved the sensitivity. Cells in the exponential growth phase which were treated with ethyl methanesulfonate were rapidly killed by heat treatment. Methyl methanesulfonate was more effective as a killing agent than the ethyl derivative. Heat effects on mutation frequency were obtained with a second tryptophan-requiring mutant of E. coli B/r and with a tryptophan-requiring mutant of E. coli K-12.


A relationship between intestinal bacteria and the absorption of vitamin B12 in rats with diverticula of the small bowel.


Neutralizing antibodies of the globulin fractions after ornithosis.


The effect of androgens and estrogens on human sebaceous glands.


Acute suppression of urine.

Acute suppression of urine.


Clinical and pathological aspects of cystic disease of the renal medulla. An analysis of eighteen cases.


Limb sensitivity to wire barriers.

Limb sensitivity to wire barriers.


Neural timing of ovulation in immature rats treated with gonadotrophin. Treated with Gonadotrophin Thirty-two-day-old female rats, injected two days previously with gonadotrophin from pregnant mares' serum, were given barbiturate at different times during the afternoon to determine whether the ovulation that would occur the next day could be blocked. The results indicate that ovulation depends upon release of pituitary ovulating hormone during a"critical period" between 2 and 4 P.M.


Use of antihistamines in anorectal surgery.


The inhibitory effect of human duodenal filtrates upon the growth of the Walker-256 sarcoma.


The William Ross Sanatorium.

The William Ross Sanatorium.


Social integration of alcoholics through prolonged group therapy.


Identification of group A streptococci. Bacitracin disc and fluorescent antibody techniques compared with the Lancefield precipitin method.


A further clinical illustration of the paranormal triangle hypothesis.


On introducing the new member.

On introducing the new member.


A means of involving fathers in family treatment: guidance groups for fathers.


Hemoglobin and other blood values in pregnant women. A survey within the population of the Jerusalem area.


Fasting as a protective stressor against the potential cardiotoxic action of various agents.


The need for a new approach to the bacteriological control of food.


Care of the open fracture.

Care of the open fracture.


A note on the paper chromatographic separation of codeine, morphine and nalorphine.


Separation of tabletted mixtures of barbiturates, aspirin, phenacetin, caffeine, codeine, and quinine by ion-exchange paper chromatography.


A rapid method using ion-exchange paper for the preliminary separation and detection of a mixture of quinine, strychnine and nicotine in whole blood.


A rapid screening test for detection of poisons in blood.


A screening test using ion-exchange paper for the detection of barbiturates in blood.


Toxicological analysis by direct application of biological material to ion-exchange paper.


Adrenal steroids.

Adrenal steroids.


Symposium on clinical drug evaluation and human pharmacology. III. A modification of the standard sequential test for the relative effectiveness of two therapies.


The thiocyanate space of rat brain in experimental cerebral edema.


A simple procedure for reducing morbidity and mortality associated with neonatal jaundice.


New uses of chymotrypsin in podiatry.

New uses of chymotrypsin in podiatry.


Mutations affecting the lysozyme of phage T4.


Evaluation of extracellular deoxyribonuclease activity in Pseudomonas. Streitfeld, Murray M. (University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.), Edward M. Hoffmann, and Herbert M. Janklow. Evaluation of extracellular deoxyribonuclease activity in Pseudomonas. J. Bacteriol. 84:77-80. 1962.-Of 23 strains of P. aeruginosa isolated from pathological processes, 22 strains, representative of at least nine different somatic antigen types, were found to elaborate extracellular deoxyribonuclease. Qualitative determinations of enzyme elaboration were performed after the development of a convenient toluidine-blue assay plate procedure, dependent upon the metachromatic properties of the dye. This new procedure permits the determination of enzyme activity despite the presence, in the deoxyribonucleic acid-containing agar medium, of 2 to 5 ml/100 ml serum or plasma, or extracellular pyocyanin.


The enlarged German Roentgen Museum.

The enlarged German Roentgen Museum.


Nonspecific electrocardiographic abnormalities: the EKG during the barium enema procedure.


Desensitization in the guinea-pig by anaphylactic microshock repeated at different intervals.


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


The effect of schistosomiasis upon discrimination learning and activity in mice. II. A light repeated infection.


The diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.

The diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.


Stenosis of the left atrioventricular canal.


The construction and partial validation of an objectively scorable apperception test.


Word values, word frequency, and visual duration thresholds: a comment.


The flight surgeon in aerospace research and development.


Respiration and phosphorylation in liver and heart mitochondria from altitude-exposed rats.


Branchial sources of auditory ossicles in man. I. Literature.


Lipid synthesis in rat liver particles. Diversion of synthesis from triglyceride to lecithin by the in vitro addition of cytidine diphosphate choline.


Phosphorylation of diglycerides by rat brain.


Rectal dose and rectal damage in the intracavitary treatment of uterine cancer.


Study of water vapor sorption by pharmaceutical powders.


Tetrad analysis of short chromosome regions of Neurospora crassa.


Influence of experimental condition on peak resolution in gas chromatography.


An improved p-nitrophenol method for estrogen determination employing a commercial fluorimeter.


Nasal osteoma presenting unusual symptoms.


An antiseptic and fungicide for external otitis: bis-(2-hydroxy-5-chlorophenyl) sulphide.


Description of new instruments.

Description of new instruments.


Recent developments in otitis externa.

Recent developments in otitis externa.


Anaesthesia for emergency excision of thoracic aneurysm with respiratory obstruction.


Public health nursing in major medical expense and comprehensive insurance.


Modifications of green algae to be used as food.


A device for adapting the rotary microtome to frozen sectioning.


Primary pulmonary fibrosarcoma. Report of two cases.


Report on school psychiatry program in five central schools.


Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia. Differential diagnosis, lipoprotein study, and case report.


Site of steroid hormone inhibition in the respiratory enzyme chain.


Paramethasone, a new corticosteroid, in selected dermatoses; preliminary report.


Tinea capitis treated with iseofulvin. Evaluation of dosage schedules and some immunological studies.


Oxygen. A review of effects, uses, and abuses.


Acousticomotor seizures.

Acousticomotor seizures.


Temporal lobe epilepsy: personal observations.


Stomal obstruction following gastric resection.


Pollen grains and their distribution.

Pollen grains and their distribution.


The requirements for adenosine triphosphate binding to globular actin.


Pediatrics with a difference.

Pediatrics with a difference.


Coxsackie B5 infection causing serous meningitis with exanthema and benign pericarditis with myocarditis in two siblings.


Penicillin and erythromycin singly and in combination in scarlatina therapy and the interference between them.


Hereditary and exogenous colobomas of the retina and the morphogenesis of the eye.


The role of drugs in certain febrile mucocutaneous manifestations (syndroma mucocutaneum febrile) as illustrated by provocation of clinical and thrombocyte reactions.


Accumulation of epinephrine and norepinephrine by some rat tissues.


Ocular hypertension. Frequency, course and relation to other disorders occuring in glaucoma, as seen from mass survey of all inhabitants over forty years of age in a Swedish town.


Electrocorticographic patterns in normal pigs and burros.


Effects of insulin on adrenaline and noradrenaline content of some rat tissues.


Nucleotide intermediates in the biosynthesis of polysaccharides.


Uridine and guanosine nucleotides of hen oviduct.


The role of the pentose phosphate pathway in the reduction of methaemoglobin in human erythrocytes.


Effect of acetazolamide on respiratory gas exchange during hyperventilation in man.


Conservative surgery for ectopic pregnancy.


The Shirodkar procedure for cervical incompetence.


Analysis of blood-serum proteins by means of zone electrophoresis.


Radio-iodine in the management of refractory cardiac pain.


The natural history of coronary atherosclerosis.


Differential growth of the developing optic cup of the mammal.


Symposium on arteriosclerosis. Inter-American studies of pathology.


Biosynthesis of bacterial cell walls.

Biosynthesis of bacterial cell walls.


The adaptation of an anaplastic carcinoma to growth in the "F" mouse. Cancer research can contribute to gerontology.


Epidemic of tuberculosis in a primary school.


Differences in thought organization between hypnosis and the waking state: an experimental approach.


DNA synthesis in mammalian kidney cells in tissue culture after single and periodic doses of irradiation.


Amniotic fluid infection and the intact fetal membrane.


A method for concentrating hemoflagellates.


The influence of epinephrine on uterine contractility.


Antitrichomonal agents. Triazen derivatives.


The Zaina Environmental Sanitation Project.


Oxygen production during the evolution of the earth's atmosphere.


Field tests for the colorimetric determination of the molluscicide Bayer 73. A simple and accurate field test for the estimation of the active principle in biologically active substances, such as molluscicides, that are used in high dilution is necessary for the proper control of the application of such substances. Colorimetric methods have proved very successful in this connexion, and the present paper describes two such methods for the quantitative determination of 5,2'-dichloro-4'-nitrosalicylicanilide-the active ingredient of the molluscicide Bayer 73-in very low concentrations. In the first method, the molluscicide is extracted from the water sample with amyl acetate, a methanolic solution of sodium hydroxide is added to the extract, and the resulting yellow colour is measured at 385 mmu in an electrophotometer. In the second method, the dye safranin is added to the sample, the colour complex then formed with the molluscicide is extracted with a mixture of organic solvents, and the colour intensity of the extract is determined by means of a wedge colorimeter, which does not need electric current for its operation. The first method, though more exact, is less suitable for use in the field than the second method, which is simpler and gives results of acceptable accuracy.


The principle of the "internal atmosphere". Geobiological and astrobiological aspects.


In vitro recovery and posttransfusion survival of red cells modified with sugars, frozen, stored in the frozen state and rapidly thawed.


The measure of erythropoiesis in anemias. II. The immediate and subsequent loss of transfused erythrocytes in healthy subjects.


Splenectomy in leukemia and myelofibrosis. Changes in the erythrocyte values.


Acquired hemolytic anemia and antipenicillin antibody. Case report and review of literature.


A study of some communicable measures for the evaluation of human figure drawings.


Agglutinability of red cells after long-term storage in the frozen state.


Psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy.


Reaction to thiopental.

Reaction to thiopental.


A conformation-dependent Cotton effect in the Soret band of hemin:poly-L-lysine.


A refresher course--a series of surprises.


Treatment of geriatric patients in nursing homes.


Some properties of complexes of muscle proteins with the nucleotides present in the muscle.


Experimental necrosis of spleen.

Experimental necrosis of spleen.


Susceptibility of mice to bacterial endotoxin after modification of reticulo-endothelial function by simple lipids.


Fuchsinophilic material in the lymphoid follicles of Hashimoto's disease.


The cytotoxic effect of heterologous lymphoid cells.


Effect of high oxygen tension on potassium retentivity and colony formation of baker's yeast. The ability of yeast cells to retain potassium and to form colonies was studied after exposure to pressures ranging from 2 to 143 atmospheres of oxygen. The investigations allow comparison of these responses with those found after x-ray exposure. Exposure to 2 to 8 atmospheres of oxygen for 2, 20, and 40 hours showed decreased potassium leakage as measured by an elution technique. Further experiments using 0.5 to 22 hour exposures to 10 to 143 atmospheres of oxygen showed decreased potassium leakage when glucose was present in the test media, but increased leakage (as did x-ray effects) in the absence of substrate. There was increased potassium leakage into the suspending media (distilled water) during oxygen exposure but this usually did not affect the leakage rates measured subsequently. Marked inability to form colonies was observed after 20 hour exposures to 100 atmospheres of oxygen, with a much smaller response at lower pressures. Increased oxygen concentrations, not pressure, evidently caused these effects, since comparable pressures of nitrogen produced almost no change. The ratio of potassium leakage to survival sensitivity was found to be approximately unity when comparing exposures causing 50 per cent damage. This is quite different from that seen with x-ray or ultraviolet irradiation.


Effects of decerebration and decortication on shivering in the cat.


Effects of septal and hypothalamic lesions on shivering.


Activation and suppression of shivering during septal and hypothalamic stimulation.


Thermal electrodes based on "Peltier effect".


To depress the craving for food.

To depress the craving for food.


Onsets, completions and spans of ossification in the 29 bonegrowth centers of the hand and wrist.


A study of separation difficulty. Its relationship to visual acuity in normal and amblyopic eyes.


Changes in horizontal heterophoria with elevation and depression of gaze.


Malrotation of the duodenum and intermittent epigastric mass.


Dilatation and unfolding of the aorta in a Jamaican population.


Carcinoma of the bladder associated with exstrophy. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Aspirin preperations and their noxious effect on the gastro-intestinal tract.


Action for mental health.

Action for mental health.


Viruses of human diseases.

Viruses of human diseases.


Adolescent behaviour disorders. Evaluation and treatment.


Viruses of diseases of the respiratory tract.


Infra-red analysis of Dicumarol in blood serum.


Ten years' experience with cholecystectomy.


Physical evaluation of a polarographic pO2 sensor and its application as a hypoxia warning device.


Some changes in intermediary metabolism of obese patients.


Cervical discography.

Cervical discography.


Whiplash injuries. A new approach to the problem.


Whiplash injuries.

Whiplash injuries.


Fundamentals in the care of burns.

Fundamentals in the care of burns.


Open heart surgery. The prevention of injury to the specialized conducting system.


Erythrokinetics in the evaluation of patients with anemia.


The care of patients with malignant disease.


Anti-inflammatory activity of amidines of substituted triphenylethylenes.


Thyrotoxicosis due to a solitary hepatic metastasis of thyroid carcinoma.


Urinary excretion of amino acids in lead-poisoned rabbits.


Occurrence, isolation and identification of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxyphenylalanine.


Effect of adenosine-3', 5'- phosphate on corticosteroid production in vitro by slices of the adrenal cortex of human beings.


Triphosphopyridine nucleotide-linked dehydrogenases in the adrenal cortex in man: the effect of corticotrophin and the distribution of enzymes.


Species-related antigens of mammalian cell strains as determined by immunofluorescence.


The endothelial lining of homografts and dacron prostheses in the canine aorta.


The significance of the rabbit's septum as a relay station between the midbrain and the hippocampus. II. The differential influence of drugs upon both the septal cell firing pattern and the hippocampus theta activity.


Light-stimulated enzymic synthesis of oleic and palmitic acids by lettuce-chloroplast preparations.


Lipid metabolism in higher plants.

Lipid metabolism in higher plants.


The physical activity of obesegirls.

The physical activity of obesegirls.


Motivation for treatment: antecedents of the therapeutic process in different cultural settings.


Cycloskrjabinia taborensis (Loewen, 1934), a cestode from the red bat, Lasiurus borealis (Muller, 1776), and a review of the family Anoplocephalidae.


Psychological tests and medical prognosis.


New intermediate host for Parvatrema borealis Strunkard and Uzmann, 1958 (Trematoda).


Exstrophy of the bladder.

Exstrophy of the bladder.


New concepts in the initial management of extroversion of the bladder.


Bullet wound of the tongue: report of case.


Antibiotic production by anaerobic bacteria. Soils from aerobic and anaerobic sources were investigated for the possible presence of bacteria which produce antibiotics under anaerobic conditions of growth. The screening techniques devised for this study yielded 157 soil bacteria which, during anaerobic growth, produced antibiotic activity against aerobic test bacteria. Studies on choice of media, presence of oxygen, and changes in antibiotic activity during growth indicated that representative strains of these bacteria produced mixtures of antibiotics. The activity was heat labile.


Trephination in the history of medicine.


Ovarian homografts in organic filter chambers.


Effects of transection of pelvic and lumbosacral nerves on ovulation and oviposition in the fowl.


Role of the "bearing down" reflex on oviposition in the chicken.


Diabetes insipidus complicating acute head injury. A case report.


The Rh-o variant --D-u. I. Its frequency in a mixed population.


The quantitative use of the Seinhorst 'mistiffer' to recover nematodes from soil, faeces and herbage.


The Rh-o variant --D-u. II. Its detection with a direct tube test.


Hydrogen bonding in the calcium phosphates.


Opportunities and challenges of the premarital examination.


Oral fat tolerance in younng men with coronary heart disease.


The upside-down flexion back brace.

The upside-down flexion back brace.


Clinical experience with a new alkylating agent AB-132, in the treatment of lymphomas and leukemias.


Inactivation of transforming deoxyribonucleic acid by nitrous acid.


Sensibilization by means of potassium periodate of inhibitor-resistant A2 influenza virus strains to non-specific serum inhibitors.


Reconstructive surgery for the adult cleft palate cripple.


Measurement of uterine activity in vitro by integrating muscle tension. Spontaneous or electrically stimulated activity of the uterus is measured isometrically in vitro by integrating tension against time. Uterine contractions move the operating rod of a potentiometer transducer, the output voltage from which is coupled to an electrical integrator motor and a servo recorder. Several parameters of uterine activity can be expressed in a single measurement, and a record of isometric contractions is obtained simultaneously. Oxytocin can be assayed accurately and the effect of drugs on uterine motility can be measured.


A modification of Coombs' reaction for detecting incomplete antibodies in the course of various pathologic processes.


Retrospective study of diabetes mellitus.


Melanoma of the bladder.

Melanoma of the bladder.


Carbohydrates and nucleotides in the red alga Porphyra perforata. I. Isolation and identification of carbohydrates.


Carbohydrates and nucleotides in the red alga Porphyra perforata. II. Separation and identification of nucleotides.


Results of small artery endarterectomy-microsurgical technique.


The heart in chronic alcoholism.

The heart in chronic alcoholism.


Cardiovascular evaluation in geriatric surgery.


Clinical manifestations of schistosomiasis mansoni.


The past, present and future of sprue in Puerto Rico.


The effect of passage history, route of inoculation, virus strain and host strain on the susceptibility of adult mice to the virus of foot-and-mouth disease.


The virulence in the guinea-pig of isoniazid-sensitive tubercle bacilli isolated from South Indian patients before treatment and after three months of chemotherapy. In order to find out whether chemotherapy with isoniazid affects the virulence in the guinea-pig of tubercle bacilli that do not develop resistance to the drug, virulence tests were carried out on isoniazid-sensitive cultures obtained from 20 South Indian tuberculous patients before treatment and after three months of chemotherapy with isoniazid. No significant difference in virulence was observed between the cultures obtained on admission to treatment and those obtained after three months of chemotherapy. This is a finding with important implications for large-scale surveys of the distribution of attenuated strains of tubercle bacilli from untreated patients in India and other countries. Detailed and repeated inquiries as to previous chemotherapy are not important in such surveys, provided that sensitivity tests are done on all the cultures.


Addition of catalase to Lowenstein-Jensen medium.


Catalase-enriched medium.

Catalase-enriched medium.


Creeping eruption due to Ancylostoma braziliense. A case report.


Dupuytrens contracture in the foot-ucase report.


The relationship between handedness and language function.


On Ruttnera pringsheimii sp. nov. (Chrysophyceae) from the coastal waters of India.


Sex chromatin anomalies in newborn babies in India.


Cultivation of vaccinia virus in sheep kidney cell cultures. Attempts to find a suitable tissue for the preparation of cell monolayers for the cultivation of vaccinia virus and for the titration of this virus and its antibodies resulted in the use of sheep kidneys procured from freshly slaughtered healthy young sheep. The cultures are easy and economical to prepare and support the multiplication of the virus well. They can be used for the titration of the virus and its antibody and their sensitivity to virus is comparable to that of the chorio-allantoic membranes of chicken embryos. Preliminary trials indicate that the sheep kidney cell culture virus can be freeze-dried without suffering a significant loss in titre. Studies are in progress to determine the efficacy of a vaccine prepared from sheep kidney cell cultures.


A review of cleft palate growth studies reported in the past 10 years.


Comparative study of disulphamide and acetazolamide in cases of congestive cardiac failure.


Entamide furoate in the treatment of intestinal amebiasis.


Acute renal failure. Histometrical and experimental investigations of factors causing oliguria.


Intraepithelial carcinoma concomitant with esophageal carcinoma.


Anticonvulsive effects of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid in mice susceptible to audiogenic seizures.


Peripheral vasoconstriction associated with hyperpotassemia.


How to make the best use of used linens.


Malignant melanoma of the esophagus.

Malignant melanoma of the esophagus.


Removal of benign lesions of the larynx under endotracheal anesthesia.


Detection of a possible intermediate in oxidative phosphorylation.


Fractionation of nucleic acids with the methylated albumin column.


Fractionation of amino acyl-acceptor RNA on a methylated albumin column.


Compositional correlation between deoxyribonucleic acid and protein.


On the genetic basis of variation and heterogeneity of DNA base composition.


Schizophrenia in a patient with Gaucher's disease treated with modified ECT.


Studies on the linoleic acid contents in the phospholipids of the sarcoma.


Chordoma; report of 2 cases, the cranial and sacrococcygeal forms.


Hypotensive agents.

Hypotensive agents.


Vision in insects in terms of the electrical activities of the descending nerve fibers.


Functional organization of two tympanic neurons in noctuid moths.


Effect of lysergic acid diethylamide and its brom analogue on arterial hypertension in the rat.


The effect of heated fat on the carcinogenic activity of 2-acetylaminofluorene.


A pathological study on sudden and unexpected death, especially on the cardiac death autopsied by medical examiners in Tokyo.


Isolations and some properties of native lipoproteins from egg yolk.


Comparative study of the cystine-cysteine content of the mucoprotein of normal silicotic sera.


Comparative study of the cystine-cysteine content of the mucoprotein of normal, silicotic and cancerous sera.


Congenital pits in the optic disc with acquired macular pathology.


Late glaucoma associated with inactive syphilitic interstitial keratitis.


Late refractive changes following various operations for angle-closure glaucoma.


Tarsectomy for proliferative palpebral vernal conjunctivities.


Surgical treatment of strokes.

Surgical treatment of strokes.


Ocular hypotony and detachment of the choroid and ciliary body.


Diabetes detection in Prince George's County.


Differences in trypsin susceptibility among influenza viruses and relationship of the susceptibility to the antigenic type or subtype of the virus.


Tumor at site of ureterosigmoidostomy: report of a case and review of the literature.


A departmental transport service.

A departmental transport service.


Primary malignant disease of the trachea.


A batch-type concentration and purification procedure for poliovirus complement fixing antigen.


The significance of obesity in gynecologic practice.


The Public Health Act, 1961.

The Public Health Act, 1961.


In vitro accumulation of chlorphenol red by rabbit ciliary body.


A new method for preparation of alkylnitriles from alkyl halide and alkylammonium cyanide.


Studies on ubiquinone (coenzyme Q) in neoplastic tissues.


Oxygen heterocycles. Maackiain, a new naturally occuring chromanocoumaran.


Functional analysis of chemical systems in vivo using a logical circuit equivalent.


In vitro formation of hemoglobin in the presence of iron chelating enzyme.


The role of particulate bound protoporphyrin in biosynthesis of heme.


Studies of the non-specific hemagglutination inhibitor against influenza A2 virus (gamma inhibitor). III. Destruction of gamma inhibitor by virus enzyme.


Studies of the nonspecific hemagglutination inhibitor against influenza A2 virus (gamma inhibitor). III. Physicochemical properties of the gamma inhibitor.


Antitumor activity of cytoxan.

Antitumor activity of cytoxan.


Chemotherapy of Rous chicken sarcoma.

Chemotherapy of Rous chicken sarcoma.


Experimental chemotherapy of cancer--a report of progress.


Failure of the peripheral vascular circulation.


Studies in a spectrum of mouse, rat and hamster tumors.


Study of emetic receptor sites for staphylococcal enterotoxin in monkeys.


Morphological studies on the placenta of mice of various ages and strains. 1. Variation in fetal and placental weight at term.


Morphological studies on the placenta of mice of various ages and strains. 2. Variation in the histological structure of the placenta of mice of several strains.


Morphological studies on the placenta of mice of various ages and strains. 3. Histological studies on the placentas of the dead mouse embryos at term.


Morphological studies on the placenta of mice of various ages and strains. 4. Placental fusions in mice of colony bred hybrids.


Reproductive power of mother mice of different ages.


Detection of thiothiamine in natural foodstuffs.


Detection of thiothiamine in onions and cabbages.


Hematologic toxicity of a chloramphenicol analogue.


The relationship between self-acceptance and acceptance of others: a learning theory analysis.


The self-concept and accuracy of recall of inconsistent self-related information.


"Oxygen effect factor" of human skin.

"Oxygen effect factor" of human skin.


Spinal lesions in tetanus in children.

Spinal lesions in tetanus in children.


Red cell mass determinations in infancy and childhood, with the use of radioactive chromium.


The amino-acid composition of lipoproteins under normal conditions and in experimental atherosclerosis.


Treatment of some thoracic deformities.

Treatment of some thoracic deformities.


Mediastinal crunch (Hamman's sign).

Mediastinal crunch (Hamman's sign).


Mechanism of formation of bile acids from cholesterol: oxidation of 5bita-choles-tane-3alpha,7alpha,12alpha-triol and formation of propionic acid from the side chain by rat liver mitochondria.


Bat salivary gland virus: infections of man and monkey.


Bat rabies: experimental demonstration of the "reservoiring mechanism".


Laboratory-acquired infections.

Laboratory-acquired infections.


The effect of portacaval shunt on thrombocytopenia associated with portal hypertension.


Mechanism of action of micrococcal nuclease on deoxyribonucleic acid.


Dermatomyositis: avoidance of allergen and hyposensitization in the management of one case.


Fractures of the pelvis.

Fractures of the pelvis.


Care of the cardiac patient.

Care of the cardiac patient.


Rehabilitation of the cerebral accident patient.


A low-mass electrode for bioelectric recording.


Retinoschisis: perimetry as a clue to diagnosis.


Urinary excretion of zinc in alcoholism and postalcoholic cirrhosis.


Effect of alcohol on urinary zinc excretion.


Serum lipids in diabetes and in coronary artery disease.


The effect of protein ingestion on alimentary lipemia.


The relation of zincuria to water and electrolyte excretion in patients with hepatic cirrhosis.


Thumb-out metallic elbow splint.

Thumb-out metallic elbow splint.


Sydney: potential Los Angeles of the Southern Hemsiphere.


Use of radio-iodinated antipyrine to measure live function in the rat.


Effect of Na and impermeant anions on renal K transport during stopped flow.


Facial colloid degeneration in plaques.

Facial colloid degeneration in plaques.


Absorption from gastrointestinal tract of the rat after x-irradiation.


Dependence of radiation diarrhoea on the presence of bile in the intestine.


Intestinal vascular permeability changes induced by radiation or nitrogen mustard.


A comparison of the effectiveness of standard dose 6-mercaptopurine, combination 6-mercaptopurine and DON, and high-loading 6-mercaptopurine therapies in treatment of the acute leukemias of childhood: results of a coperative study.


A comparison of the effectiveness of standard dose 6-mercaptopurine, combination 6-mercaptopurine and DON, and high-loading 6-mercaptopurine therapies in the treatment of acute leukemia in children: results of cooperative study.


The treatment of head and neck cancer with the continuous arterial infusion of methotrexate and the intermittent intramuscular administration of citrovorum factor.


The clinical effects of the continuous intravenous and intra-arterial infusion of cancer chemotherapeutic compounds.


A favourable response in tongue cancer to arterial infusion chemotherapy.


Advances in the chemotherapy of solid tumors.


Continuous arterial infusion cancer chemotherapy.


Continuous arterial infusion of methotrexate with intermittent, intramuscular citrovorum factor therapy in head and neck cancer.


The portable pup-show. A further modification of the pup-show.


Leukemic transformation in lymphosarcoma of childhood.


On the mechanism of antidepressant action of imipraminelike drugs.


Continuous intra-arterial infusion chemotherapy of head and neck cancer.


Linkage and sex limitation of several loci in the housefly.


A known and a new filariid from Indian birds.


On some known and new species of the family Tetrameridae Travassos, 1914, from Indian birds.


Two new species of Lemdana seurat, 1917, from Indian birds.


Orthopedic measures in rheumatoidarthritis of the knee joints.


Oxidative activity of psychrophilic and mesophilic bacteria on saturated fatty acids. Sultzer, Barnet M. (Michigan State University, East Lansing). Oxidative activity of psychrophilic and mesophilic bacteria on saturated fatty acids. J. Bacteriol. 82:492-497. 1961.-Comparisons were made of the capacity of representative psychrophilic pseudomonads and of the mesophilic Serratia marcescens and Sarcina flava to oxidize sodium salts of fatty acids at temperatures ranging from 7.5 to 40 C. Conventional manometric techniques were employed to determine respiration of whole cells and of cell-free extracts of the bacteria. Reaction velocity constants were measured with whole cell preparations on octanoate at temperatures between 7.5 and 40 C. Temperature characteristic (mu) values, obtained by an Arrhenius plot of these reaction velocity constants, revealed a dissimilarity in response of the different types of organisms to the influence of decreasing temperature. The psychrophiles exhibited significantly lower mu values while oxidizing octanoate at much higher rates throughout the same temperature range. Changes in the slopes of the Arrhenius plots at various temperatures emphasized the differences in mu values between the psychrophiles and mesophiles. Extracts of these organisms were tested for their cofactor requirements and all were found to require adenosine triphosphate and coenzyme A to activate the octanoate oxidase system. Thus, in this experimental system, differences between these types of bacteria in their oxidative response to a saturated fatty acid cannot be explained by the initial activating mechanism involved. The implications of these findings are discussed in terms of the growth and physiological activity of psychrophiles at low temperatures.


On some characteristics and biologic functions of the skin surface.


Some useful procedures in office dermatology.


Thin pliable plastic films in topical dermatologic therapy.


A third of a century in dermatology. Some personalities, problems and prospects.


On basic and applied research.

On basic and applied research.


The prediction of response to tranylcypromine plus trifluoperazine by the MMPI.


On the pathogenesis of diabetic steatorrhea.


Evaluation of therapeutic agents on the human skin: method of simultaneous symmetrical paired comparisons.


Studies on xylanase of Pericularia oryzae.


Changes of blood elements and the circulatory system in climbing.


Cysteinesulfinic desulfinase in rat liver.


Polarographic method of analysis for pharmaceuticals.


Oral proline tolerance in osteogenesis imperfecta. Studies were carried out to test the hypothesis that a disturbance in proline or hydroxyproline metabolism, or both, is associated with defective collagen formation in osteogenesis imperfecta, a generalized disorder of connective tissue. Oral tolerance for proline in affected patients was lower than in comparable controls.


Net protein values for the growing chicken as determined by carcass analysis: exploration of the method.


Nutritional requirements of the protein-depleted chicken. II. Effect of different protein depletion regimens on nucleic acid and enzyme activity in the liver.


Nutritional requirements of the protein-depleted chicken. III. Protein needs and utilization during repletion.


Hospital physician relations.

Hospital physician relations.


Identification of carbohydrates in the vaginal fluid of normal females.


The learning of responses to multiple weighted cues.


Gynecomastia as a sign of hepatoma. Report of a case.


Long-term medical management and complications of 'resistant' ascites. This paper reports the experience of treating patients with hepatic cirrhosis and ascites with an aldosterone inhibitor in addition to conventional therapy. Good results are demonstrated in 13 patients previously resistant to treatment.


Intractable peptic ulcer in hereditary endocrine-ulcer disease: "gastrin" content of endocrine tissues.


Malabsorption syndrome associated with anicteric liver disease.


Eye signs in hepatic cirrhosis.

Eye signs in hepatic cirrhosis.


The effects of d-tubocurarine on blood pressure during fluothane anesthesia in man.


Necrotic ulcerative gingivitis. Treatment of the acute phase.


Spontaneous spinal extradural hemorrhage due to hemophilla. Report of a case.


Myocardial rupture after myocardial infarction.


The occurrence of dense granules of unknown function in the nucleoli of certain plant cells.


Comparative study on the effect of glycopyrrolate and propantheline on basal gastric secretion.


The medical management of duodenal ulcer and long term study with drug therapy in the prevention of recurrences.


Chemical studies on Cucurbita moschata Duch. II. A synthesis of cucurbitine.


Studies on the total synthesis of dl-colchiceine. II. Synthesis of dl-de-methoxydeoxyhexahydrocolchiceine.


Genetical and geographic studies on isoniazid inactivation. Rapid and slow inactivators of isoniazid are homozygotes, and intermediate inactivators are heterozygotes. There is no dominance between the two alleles. The chasm between Eskimos and Caucasians in isoniazid metabolism is bridged by our investigation of the races in the Far East.


Erythroblastosis foetalis. A survey of 491 consecutive cases of Rh-immunization in pregnancy. I. Stillbirths due to erythroblastosis foetalis.


Permeability of the synovial membrane to glycoproteins.


Studies on orosomucoid in normal infants and children.


Electrophoretic determination of orosomucoid.


Response of tissue eosinophil leucocytes in the duodenal lamina propria to intestinal obstructions applid.


Polymorphous-celled sarcoma of the penis: report of a case.


The sex ratio before uterine implantation in the golden hamster.


Carcinoma of the penis secondary to carcinoma of the bladder.


Nucleic acid content and concentration in root cells of higher plants.


Nickel poisoning. XII. Metabolic and pathologic changes in acute pneumonitis from nickel carbonyl.


Myocardial metabolism in progressive muscular dystrophy.


The orientations of psychotherapists.

The orientations of psychotherapists.


Context factors in paired-as-sociate learning and recall.


The construction of Q sorts: a criticism.


Bacterial growth inhibiting effect of some phloroglucinol derivatives.


ERG recording with different types of contact glass.


Osmotic activation of neurohypophysial hormone release in rabbits with hypothalamic islands.


Minimum concentrations of N-methylpyridinium-2-aldoxime methane sulphonate (P2S) which reverse neuromuscular block.


Pharmacological studies of cholinesterase reactivating oximes. An evaluation of their use in anticholinesterase poisoning.


Relationship between mitochondria and yolk platelets in developing cells of amphibian embryos.


A nuclease from mung bean sprouts.

A nuclease from mung bean sprouts.


Cardiac arrest: review of literature and report of two cases.


Mitochondrial and cytoplasmic thiamine in baker's yeast during the decline of decarboxylase activity.


The effect of adrenergic blocking agents and of chlorpromazine on blood pressure increase by vasopressin and angiotensin.


Application of a stimulus sampling model to children's concept formation with and without overt correction responses.


The first reported case of broncholithiasis in Singapore.


Mucormycosis infection. A post-mortem case report with a summarised survey of the literature.


Predicting improvement of psychiatric patients from early ward socializing ratings.


The exit interview.

The exit interview.


Investigations of the isolation and identification of swine enzootic pneumonia virus.


Pseudohypoparathyroidism. Case report with observations on the difficulty in confirming the diagnosis.


Closed-chest cardiac massage in the stillborn.


The use and value of extension in Volkmann's ischemic contracture.


Radiologic seminar. V. Aspirated nonopaque bronchial foreign bodies.


New amoebacides. VI. The preparation of some N,N' -disubstituted-N,N' -bis (haloacyl)-1,4-xylylenediamines.


The preparation and biological activity of some N,N' -bis(haloacyl)-polymethylenediamines.


Turner's syndrome.

Turner's syndrome.


Intracellular sodium components in rat skeletal muscle.


The cutaneous effects of household synthetic detergents.


Civilisation and peptic ulcer.

Civilisation and peptic ulcer.


The role of trehalose in the activation of dormant ascospores of neurospora.


A comparison of the properties of two forms of tyrosinase from Neurospora crassa.


Successful thoracotomy and cardiac massage in case of apparent sudden death due to acute myocardial infarction.


An unusual gene of blood group B.

An unusual gene of blood group B.


Sulfobromophthalein sodium metabolism in newborn infants.


Detection of gynecologic cancer by fluorescence microscopy. A simple, rapid method suitable for mass screening.


Fate of attenuated tubercle bacilli (BCG) in germ-free and conventional mice.


Hyperreactivity to endotoxin in mice infected with mycobacteria. Induction and elicitation of the reactions.


Hyperreactivity to endotoxin in mice infected with BCG. Studies on the role of concomitant infection.


Environmental health aspects of the comprehensive plan.


Current status of the Vel blood group system.


Pregnancy associated with cardiac disease.


Hemangioma associated with thrombocytopenia. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Adenyl cylase. I. Distribution, preparation, and properties.


Formation of adenosine-3,5-phosphate (cyclic adenylate) and its relation to the action of several neurohormones or hormones.


Salivary conditional reflexes in man.

Salivary conditional reflexes in man.


The unlocked hospital.

The unlocked hospital.


Cricopharyngeal achalasia.

Cricopharyngeal achalasia.


Representations of national, regional, and local statistics.


A new growth medium for virulent Bordetella pertussis.


Purification of cytochrome c using carboxymethyl cellulose.


The drug therapy of migraine.

The drug therapy of migraine.


Antimicrobial therapy in the newborn infant: a major area of ignorance.


Ventilation of newborn infants in body respirators.


The prevalence of multiple sclerosis in Australia.


Crazy or courageous.

Crazy or courageous.


Hazards of antimicrobial therapy in newborn infants.


Arc therapy with wedge-filtered beams of cobalt 60 radiation.


Comparative evaluation of ACTH and hydrocortisone used alone and in sequence with 6-mercaptopurine in the treatment of acute leukemia in children -- preliminary report of a cooperative study.


Changes in the synovial tissues of the knees of rabbits following intra-articular injection of thorium (Thorotrast).


Experimental production of a rapid-type of osteoarthritis in rabbits--carborundum granules as the intra-articular irritant.


Ossification of the intertransverse tissues of the lumbar vertebrae (an anomaly).


Histamine liberation by codeine and polymyxin B in urticaria pigmentosa.


Mechanism of selective blockade of cyclopropane-adrenaline cardiac arrhythmias by dichloroisoproterenol.


Emergency care in industry.

Emergency care in industry.


The role of the Pan American Health Organization in the social and economic development of the Americas.


Biochemical characteristics of lactose-fermenting Proteus rettgeri from clinical specimens.


A compensated dichromatic densitometer for indocyanine green.


Distribution of fluorine in the bovine metatarsus.


Inhibition of leucine decarboxylase by thiol-binding reagents.


Effect of high concentrations of nystatin upon glycolysis and cellular permeability in yeast.


The existence of two routes for incorporation of amino acids into protein of isolated rat-liver mitochondria.


Localization of sucrose and maltose fermenting systems in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


Alterations in systolic components of the cardiac cycle in aortic and pulmonic valve insufficiency in human beings and experimental animals.


The hereditary abilities study: genetic variation in human biochemical traits.


The hereditary abilities study: selection of twins, diagnosis of zygosity and program of measurements.


A comparative study of the alkali reserves of maternal and fetal blood.


Variations in increment for different muscles with brief maximal exercise.


Mental stress and acute dental caries.

Mental stress and acute dental caries.


Effect of cancer chemotherapeutic agents on the survival of homografts of skin.


Historical changes in the freedom with which children express themselves on personality inventories.


Respiratory viruses in a residential nursery.


Extradural aerocele.

Extradural aerocele.


Psychic state and adrenocortical function: a psychophysiologic study of emotion.


Prognosis in spinal cord injury, with special reference to patients with motor paralysis and sensory preservation.


Teaching pharmacology to student nurses.


Diazinon resistance in house flies of Japan.


Interchromosomal effects on crossing-over in Drosophila melanogaster. I. Effects of compound and ring X chromosomes on the third chromosome.


Effect of reticular stimulation upon synaptic transmission in cat's lateral geniculate body.


Clinical observations on tumors of the pineal region.


Clinical application of optokinetic nystagmus. Optokinetic pattern test.


Studies on the mechanism of the excitation-contraction coupling in cardiac muscle, with special reference to the caffeine-contracture.


Ovarian transplantation for the treatment of gonadal anomalies.


The new treatment for impaired uterine function.


Mechanism of incretion of gonadotropin from the adenohypophysis.


Mechanism of action of sex hormones to their target organs.


Photo-chemical deiodination of thyroxine by flavin mononucleotide.


Esterification of cholesterol related to hepatic state in rats with hypercholesterolemia: effects of saturated fat (butter) versus unsaturated fat (corn oil).


Studies on the diagnosis of dysfunction in the hypothalamus-hypophysis-ovary-uterus system.


The mechanism of secretion of sex-steroids and the effect of gonadotropin on the sex-steroids production.


The effects of gonadotropin on sex steroids production.


Symposium on education and training in health physics. International aspects of health physics training.


Indole propionic acid-tryptamine test, a new useful method in the classification of Clostridia.


A novel uridine nucleotide containing N-acetyl-glucosamine and galactose.


Evoked potential of waking human brain to acoustic stimulus. Age difference in its responsiveness.


Hemophilic pseudotumor of the ilium due to plasma thromboplastin component (PTC) deficiency, with post-operative tetanus.


Free field startle response audiometry. A quantitative method for determining hearing threshold of infant children.


Metabolism of S-(2-carboxypropyl) glutathione in rabbit.


gama-L-Glutamyl-S-allyl-L-cysteine, a new gama-glutamyl peptide in garlic.


Effect of sodium pentobarbital and sodium hexobarbital anesthesia on the adrenal 17-hydroxycorticosteroid secretion rate in the dog.


Exposure to inorganic mercury and urinary excretion of coproporphyrin.


Studies on the visual perception and the visual field of moving objects.


Mechanism of absorption of two intramuscular iron preparation.


Some pharmacological properties of a new intramuscular iron preparation.


Splitting of the rheumatoid factor without loss of its haemagglutinating activity.


The rheumatoid factor, its properties and mode of origin.


Transmission of a filterable agent from rat leukaemia induced by x-ray irradiation and treatment with methylcholanthrene.


Demonstration of delayed (tuberculin) type hypersensitivity in vitro. I. Selection of methods.


Demonstration of delayed (tuberculin) type hypersensitivity in vitro. II. Specific reaction of hypersensitive cells with antigen.


Possible staphylococcal aetiology of rheumatoid arthritis.


Content of collagen, elastin, and water in walls of the internal saphenous vein in man.


Gas chromatography of barbiturates. II. Application to the study of their metabolism and excretion in humans.


Separation of amino acids on ion exchange resin papers. Dependence of Rf values on pH and ionic strength.


Comparison of the effect of thioridazine and chlorpromazine on chronic schizophrenic psychosis using double blind technique.


A series of manic-depressive patients from a psychiatric hospital.


Spontaneous atherosclerosis and other sclerogenic changes in the canine vascular system.


Composition of brain ganglio-sides.

Composition of brain ganglio-sides.


Immunoelectrophoretic studies of cerebrospinal fluid. Investigations in patients with tumor in the central nervous system.


Electrophoretic mobility of sialidase-treated human serum cholinesterase.


Phosphotungstic acid as precipitating agent in the determination of spinal fluid protein by the Lowry method.


The effect of deuterium oxide on the mechanical properties of muscle.


Retention of labelled phosphate in normal chicks on different feeds and in normal and hormonally caponized cockerels.


Electroretinographic approach to the problems of the pathogenesis of central serous retinopathy.


Virus of avian myeloblastosis. XXI. Mechanism of synthesis of virus ribonucleic acid.


Subretinal intraocular hydatid cyst. Clinical diagnosis and surgical treatment.


Human serum cholinesterase as a sialoprotein.


Cholinesterases in human spinal fluid and brain.


Spheroplasts of the yeast Candida utilis. Svihla, G. (Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Ill.), F. Schlenk, and J. L. Dainko. Spheroplasts of the yeast Candida utilis. J. Bacteriol. 82:808-814. 1961.-The formation and properties of spheroplasts of the yeast Candida utilis, produced by digestion of the cell walls with snail gut juice (Helix pomatia) in isotonic medium, were studied by phase, interference, and ultraviolet microscopy, and tracer techniques. Cells cultivated in the presence of l-methionine, S-methyl-l-methionine, and l-homocysteine (5 mumoles/ml) were more susceptible to enzyme action than ordinary cells. These cells contain increased amounts of S-adenosylmethionine in the vacuole which facilitates ultraviolet microscopy. Spheroplasts are stable in 0.6 m KCl containing 0.04 m phosphate, but are disintegrated by water, sonic vibration, or ultraviolet irradiation. Exposure in isotonic medium to 6 x 10(4) erg/mm(2) energy at 253 mmu breaks the cytoplasmic membrane and liberates the vacuole with membrane intact. The vacuolar membrane may be broken with about three times the initial dose of ultraviolet.


Health and social agency use at a naval training center.


An electron microscopic study of viral hepatitis in mice.


Alkaloids of Vinca rosea Linn. (Catharanthus roseus G. Don.) XII. Preparation and characterization of trace alkaloids.


Current status of research on the alkaloids of Vinca rosea Linn. (Catharanthus roseus G. Don).


Induction of tolerance to heterologous non-virus tumours in ducks.


The oncogenic effect of the Rous virus in rats and its caryologic correlates.


Analysis of acquired tolerance to the Rous sarcoma virus in ducks. IV. Quantitative findings on the course of tolerance, the formation and effect of virus neutralizing antibodies and tests of tolerance by virus filtrates and preparations of known activity.


Conditions for tumorigenic action of Rous virus in heterologous relationships.


Further findings on the induction of tumors by Rous sarcoma in rats and on the Rous virus-producing capacity of one of the induced tumours (XC) in chicks.


Some quantitative data concerning the tolerance to the virus of the Rous sarcoma.


Seasonal occurrence of pulmonary carcinoma in men.


Congenital torsion of the spermatic cord.


Physicians and generic names.

Physicians and generic names.


Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura. Report of an unusual clinical case and chromium-51 red cell survival studies.


Sarcoma of the stomach of lymphoid origin: a report of five cases.


Oxygen effect as an explanation of differences between the action of alpha-particles and x- or gamma-rays on aqueous solutions of amino-acids and proteins.


Studies on staphylococcal penicillinase.


The dental care of the cerebral palsied child.


Cytological aberrations observed in barley embryos cultured in irradiated potato mash.


Premedication in the geriatric patient.

Premedication in the geriatric patient.


The blood volume and plasma protein levels before and after gastrectomy. This paper is a survey of a series of 185 plasma volume estimations carried out on 75 gastric surgical patients before and after operation at St. James's Hospital in 1958-59. In the majority of cases serum proteins were also measured. The purpose of this work was to study the effects of gastric operations, and especially of partial gastrectomy, on patients' blood volume, the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood as measured by the total circulating red cell volume, and serum protein content.


The current status of hypothermia in cardiovascular surgery.


The collection and preservation of blood. Methods of collection and preservation and suggested procedures for improving its quality for massive tranfusions.


The transfusion of blood from cadavers: a historical review.


Clinical applications of hypothermia.

Clinical applications of hypothermia.


Scleritis following mumps. Report of a case.


Basic science teaching with television.

Basic science teaching with television.


Ophthalmic optics organisation and communication.


The Hanford whole-body counter program.

The Hanford whole-body counter program.


Quantitative measurements of some gamma-ray-emitting radionuclides in nuclear industrial workers by whole-body counting techniques.


Convulsions in hamsters after cream meals: electroencephalograms and available brain oxygen.


Adhesiveness of platelets and leukocytes during acute exsanguination.


Alteration of blood on storage: measurement of adhesiveness of "aging" platelets and leukocytes and their removal by filtration.


The influence of ecologic factors on blood viscosity and sedimentation and on serum cholesterol. Ecology and blood viscosity.


Red cell and albumin circulations in the ileum.


A new theory concerning the primary stimulus in renal hpertension.


Gene replication, ultra-violet sensitivity and the cell cycle.


An endometrioma of the caecum causing an intussusception.


Acute thyroiditis. A clinical report of twelve cases within a four-month period.


Multiple finger amputations--concepts of treatment.


Administrative leadership in hospital research.


Orthopedic rehabilitation of cord injuries.


The use of stimulating drugs.

The use of stimulating drugs.


Factors affecting coiled-tail spermatozoa in the bull.


Intradural lipomas in children.

Intradural lipomas in children.


Chromatographic data of progesterone analogues.


Malignant vascular tumors in rabbits injected intravenously with colloidal thorium dioxide.


The origin of antigenic substances in Entamoeba histolytica Schaudinn, 1903, and serologic manifestations of their antibody-inducing properties.


Lymphoid hyperplasia of the intestinal tract requiring surgical intervention.


Colorants for pharmaceuticals.

Colorants for pharmaceuticals.


Color stability of tablet formulations. VI. Preliminary study of temperature dependency of colorant loss in tablets at various pH levels.


Preventable perinatal loss.

Preventable perinatal loss.


Clinical evaluation of compound NC-5 in various allergic conditions.


Polyploidization of rat liver following sex hormone administration to castrate and intact rats.


Gestational and perinatal factors in brain damage. Until relatively recently, studies in this field emphasized the physical events surrounding the transfer of the infant from the uterus to the bassinette. Current investigators are devoting much more attention to intrauterine and early neonatal environment. This is not to say that mechanical factors should be forgotten or that they are unimportant, but that there seem to be factors as yet unknown which in modern practice may make a significantly greater contribution to the problem of brain damage than does direct obstetric trauma.Genetic, developmental and infective factors have been reviewed. The interrelated factors of prematurity, anoxia, trauma and brain hemorrhage have been discussed. The contribution which traumatic obstetrics has made to the problem of brain damage can be minimized by general application of standards of obstetric care and practice which are now well established. The modern practice of obstetrics must extend its active interest far beyond the goal of a living mother and child-the future health of both must be its concern. Obstetrics must be considered as an opportunity to practise a philosophy of preventive medical care in the broadest sense.


Cases demonstrating efficiency of medical treatment.


A "heat-activated" diphosphopyridine nucleotide pyrophosphatase activity of Staphylococcus aureus.


Enzymatic synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid. XI. Further studies on nearest neighbor base sequences in deoxyribonucleic acids.


Tuberculin-specificity of unclassified mycobacteria isolated in Japan.


Therapeutic hypothermia for intestinal atony and paralytic ileus.


The electrocardiographic two-step exercise test in the diagnosis of coronary insufficiency.


Industrial deafness and personal protection.


Gravity instrumental in removing an intra-cerebral missile. Case report.


Some correlates of prejudice toward Negroes in elementary age children.


Enzymatic changes in beta-irradiated epidermis of guinea pigs. I. Free and inhibitor-bound ribonuclease.


Vein grafts in the management of laryngeal papillomas. Preliminary report of two cases.


Bronchogenic carcinoma: an analysis of 305 surgically treated patients.


Location of ergot alkaloid and fungi in the seed of Rivea corymbosa (L.) Hall. f., "ololiuqui".


The role of drugs in occupational medicine.


'Geriatric nurse'. Toward an enlightened interpretation of the nurse's role in the geriatric team.


The protective effect of spermine and other polyamines against heat denaturation of deoxyribonucleic acid.


Local anesthesia in ophthalmology.

Local anesthesia in ophthalmology. With local anesthesia for intraocular operations, postoperative agitation, nausea and vomiting are less frequent, which tends to reduce the number of intraocular complications. Bleeding is less troublesome, and secretions are better controlled. Fewer cardiac and pulmonary complications occur with local anesthesia. Meperidine hydrochloride (Demerol(R)) and pentobarbital sodium (nembutal) remain drugs of choice in preoperative medication. Lidocaine (Xylocaine(R)), 1 or 2 per cent, is a most satisfactory local anesthetic for intraocular operations. Complete akinesia of the eyelids has been achieved in every instance by a modified combination of the O'Brien and Van Lint techniques, using lidocaine 1 per cent. Nasolacrimal procedures can be performed satisfactorily by injecting the nasociliary and infraorbital nerves with lidocaine 2 per cent.


Use of antibiotics in stapedectomy: histopathological results.


Sex differences in acute myocardial infarction.


A rearrangement in the structure of phosvitin.


Absence of dental caries in a Nigerian bush village. A surprising lack of dental decay was encountered in 600 individuals living in a primitive West African village where severe malnutrition exists. Low values of fluoride in water supplies and in deciduous teeth seem to exclude fluoride as a protective agent. Further studies of caries in this population are warranted.


Abnormal location of the stomach worm, Physaloptera pseudopraeputialis, in a cat.


Experimental evaluation of the activities of some local anaesthetics with particular reference to a new derivative: chloroparidocaine.


The surgical treatment of recurrent late abortion.


Studies on a new type flavinnucleotide. I. Biosynthesis of riboflavinylglucoside mononucleotide.


Histopathological studies on autopsied cases of stomach cancer treated with anticancerous drugs.


Phenylpyruvic oligophrenia.

Phenylpyruvic oligophrenia.


A new entity of antibody deficiency syndrome, to which "congenital dysgammaglobulinemia" might be suggested.


Demonstration of metabolic anomaly of congenital nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia and beneficial effect of vitamin B12 upon it.


Demonstration of defect of creatinephosphokinase in muscle of progressive muscular dystrophy.


The enzyme activities and coenzyme contents in the reticulocytes of rabbits.


Anemia of premature infant: the glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity in erythrocytes of cmrd blood from premature and full-term infants.


Serum enzymes in experimental hemolysis: aldolase, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and lactic dehydrogenase in serum of rabbits with acute hemolysis by acetylphenylhydrazine.


Enzymatic anomaly of erythrocytes in congenital nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia. 2.


Hemolysis and sulfa-drug.

Hemolysis and sulfa-drug.


The base composition of the fractionated soluble ribonucleic acids of yeast.


The development of medical education in Yugoslavia.


Clinical localisation in posterior fossa tumours with special reference to pathological changes in the brain stem.


The so-called general symptoms of increased intracranial pressure. Clinico-pathological report based on a study of 100 cases.


Continuities in the declining fertility of the Japanese.


Fluorescent antibody studies in vitro on Ascaris suum Goeze, 1782.


The use of a fascia lata graft in the treatment of scleromalacia perforans.


The in vitro action of immune pig serum on second and third-stage Ascaris suum larvae.


The passive transfer of immunity in guinea-pigs infected with the nematode Ascaris suum Goeze, 1782.


Effect of ethionine on gastric secretion.


Critique of rehabilitative technics in treatment of cerebral palsy.


An evaluation of fluorescence microscopy in gynecologic exfoliative cytology.


A psychological assessment of professional actors and related professions.


The influence of heating on the nutritive value of soya-bean meal for ruminants.


A new mutant of dermovaccinia virus.

A new mutant of dermovaccinia virus.


Reduction of mitochondrial DPN coupled with the oxidation of tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine.


Complete oxidation of maleic acid via D-malate in kidney.


Diet, activity and body-weight. A study of variations in a woman.


Are nurses different?

Are nurses different?


Calcium inactivation of acid phosphatase in the normal human prostate and in carcinoma of the prostate.


Influence of colic attack on renal function.


A new development in the formation reaction of thiazolidines from 2-aminolkanethiols and carbonyl compounds.


Physiological and biochemical studies on nitrogen fixing blue-green algae. I. On the nature of cellular and extracellular nitrogenous substances formed by Nostoc commune.


Physiological and biochemical studies on nitrogen fixing blue-green algae.


Physiological and chemical studies on mould proteins. II. Extraction and fractionation of the proteins of mould spores.


Physiological and chemical studies on mould proteins. III. Extraction and fractionation of the proteins of mould mycelia.


Simplified method for experimental gastric hypothermia.


Adenovirus neutralizing antibodies in persons on Taiwan.


Eleven cases of smallpox.

Eleven cases of smallpox.


Total polysaccharide and mucoprotein levels of the serum and the diagnosis of acute coronary diseases.


The role of the testis in the release of gonadotrophins from the hypophysis.


The enzymic formation of magnesium protoporphyrin monomethyl ester.


The clinical significance of estimations of aldosterone.


Effect of the irritation of the bronchial mucosa on pulmonary and systemic circulation. II. Experiments on the underlying mechanism.


Effect of tourniquet shock and acute hemorrhage on the circulation of various organs in the rat.


The effect of acute arterial hypoxia on the organ blood flow in rats.


Histochemical detection of succinic dehydrogenase activity in the developing bone and cartilage.


Transformation of genetic traits by the DNA prepared from a lysogenic phage S-1.


Relationships among intravascular volume, total body sodium, arterial pressure, and vasomotor tone.


Barium receptor on intestinal smooth muscle: mode of action of morphine on the papaverine-like antispasmodic action.


Nutrition problem of the border-line class.


Liberation of acetylcholine from the small intestines of guinea pigs and cats after treatment with picric acid.


Studies on the denaturation of Taka-amylase A and on its reversibility. I. Acid-denaturation and its reversal by neutralization.


Relation between cataract and systemic metabolism.


Anatomical studies of the epipharyngeal wall in relation to the base of the cranium.


The "catalase protein" of acatalasemic red blood cells. An electrophoretic and immunologic study.


Muscle exercise and the hypothalamo-sympathico-adrenomedullary system; with special reference to the homeostasis of blood sugar level following muscle exercise and the interrelationship between muscle exercise and adrenaline.


Epidemiological studies on hypertension and cerebral haemorrhage in north-east Japan.


On the geographic distribution of death rates from vascular lesions affecting the central nervous system in the United States--an epidemiological hypothesis.


Antistimulant actions of gamma-aminobutyric acid and its derivatives on the guinea-pig ileum.


Liquid scintillation counting of C-14 paper chromatograms.


Relationship between the hypotensive activity and chemical structure of gamma-aminobutyric acid in the rabbit.


Studies on the centrifugal fractionation of leukocyte granules, especially on the isolation of a pure fraction of neutrophilic granules and on the fine structure of neutrophilic granules as observed under the electron microscope.


Genetic transformation of Bacillus subtilis by extracellular DNA.


Electron microscopic studies on the lung tissue.


Cardiac disturbances due to CO poisoning in experimental animals. I. Electrocardiographic changes due to CO poisoning and those under the influences of fluid infusion.


Cardiac disturbances due to CO poisoning in experimental animals. II. Changes of the heart excitability due to acute CO poisoning.


On the extra-ovarian origin of estrogen.


The structure and function of ribonuclease T-1. III. Amino- and carboxyl-terminal sequences of ribonuclease.


The structure and function of ribonuclease T1. II. Further purification and amino acid composition of ribonuclease T1.


Further observations on the cytoplasmic spherical bodies in HEp-3 carcinoma cells.


Biochemical studies on castor bean hemagglutinin. I. Separation and purification.


Biochemical studies on castor bean hemagglutinin. II. Hemagglutinin separated from crystalline ricin and its molecular weight.


Effects of fowl sarcoma virus on P32 incorporation into nucleic acid in chicken thymus gland.


Studies on the pathways of D-araboascorbic acid synthesis by Penicillium.


Influences of transfusion on thiobarbiturate anesthesia.


The permanent recording of sweat by plastic impression.


An autopsy case of the anterior spinal artery syndrome.


Specific serum agglutination of kaolin particles sensitized with tubercle phosphatide and its clinical evaluation as a serodiagnostic test for tuberculosis.


Ribonucleic acid having deoxyribonucleic acid-type nucleotide composition in Escherichia coli.


Studies on the ribosomal ribonucleic acid from Bacillus cereus.


Isolation and some properties of 25-S ribosomes from Escherichia coli.


Toxemias of pregnancy in Japan.

Toxemias of pregnancy in Japan.


Studies on the mechanism of erythropoietin production. I. Effect of unilateral constriction of the renal artery.


Studies on the mechanism of erythropoietin production. II. Effect of bilateral section of the splanchnic nerves.


Experimental studies on the malformation induced by stimulation or destruction of the hypothalamus of pregnant rabbits.


Transfer of amino acids from soluble ribonucleic acid to ribosome. II. Transfer of soluble ribonucleic acid to ribosome.


Acceleration of cell alteration by ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) in tissue culture.


Effect of anticholinesterases on the membrane potential of the rabbit heart.


Arteriography utilizing radiographic magnification techniques.


Experimental coronary arteriography using roentgenographic magnification.


Timed bilateral iliofemoropopliteal arteriography. A simple apparatus and a technique.


Experimental vena caval anastomoses and grafts.


Studies on atypical murmurs of patent ductus arteriosus.


Steroid series. VII. Synthesis of 6-methyl-B norsteroids.


Steroid series. VIII. Ozonization of some unsaturated steroid derivatives.


Experimental studies on the ultra-fine structure of sea urchin eggplasm by ultracentrifugation. 1. Ultra-fine structure of the mature unfertilized egg.


Dielectric properties of hemoglobin interaction between hydrogen peroxide and methemoglobin.


On the ultrastructure of the vitelline membrane and fertilization membrane of nereis eggs (Nereis japonica).


Transfer of Cd 115m across the pericardium of dogs.


Aorticarch syndrome associated with hypertension due to unilateral renal lesion--a clinical case report.


Crystals and concretions in the vaginae of persistent-estrous mice.


On the specificity of the manifestation of chronic glomerulonephritis in children.


Fluid therapy of a shock-like syndrome in infancy and childhood.


Pathogenesis and treatment of a shock-like syndrome in infancy and childhood.


The contemporary feeding method of Japanese infants and its effects in an urban area.


The protein requirement of premature and normal infants. (Symposium on nutrition at Calcutta, India, January 10, 1961).


Studies on the permeability of the oral mucosa. 3. Transporation of amino acids.


Correlative histochemical and autoradiographical studies on the mouse skin after the painting with tritium labeled 4-nitroquinoline N-oxide.


Carcinogenic action of 6-chloro-4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide on the rat skin.


An electron microscopic study of the prostatic cancer cell.


Isolation and characterization of a new enzyme choline sulfatase.


Effects of x-rays on transduction by Salmonella phage P22.


The nature of impulses of single tarsal chemoreceptors in the butterfly, Vanessa indica.


A simple technique for extracting brilliant vital red from plasma suitable for the measurement of blood volume and its application to cong red.


Chromatographic study on the free amino acids in cerebrospinal fluid.


Effect of enzymes on partially purified Japanese B encephalitis and related arbor viruses.


A heterocaryon possessing haploid and diploid nuclei.


Studies on glucuronide synthesis in rats chronically treated with morphine and phenol.


The effect of age upon sulfate-S35 fixation of chondroitin sulfate in cartilage and bone of the normal white rats and S35-autoradiographic study of these tissues.


Cross-cellular adaptation to methadone and meperidine in cerebral cortical slices from morphinized rats.


Studies on cellular adaptation to morphine and its reversal by nalorphine in cerebral cortical slices of rats.


Studies on cytochrome a. VII. Physico-chemical properties of purified cytochrome a.


Studies on cytochrome a. VIII. Reaction of cytochrome a with chemically modified cytochrome c and basic proteins.


Reaction of cytochrome a with chemically modified cytochrome c and basic proteins.


Virus-polysaccharide interactions. II. Enhancement of plague formation and the detection of variants of poliovirus with dextran sulfate.


Stimulation of mast cells in rats fed various chemicals.


Water-electrolyte and antibiotic therapy against acute (3-to 5-day) intestinal radiation death in the rat.


Renal venous thrombosis of the newborn and its relation to maternal diabetes. Report of 16 cases.


Antigenicity of relatively "purified" polysaccharide from Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast. mechanically disintegrated. I. Comparison of the antigenicity of relatively "purified" polysaccharide (from Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast.) with the antigenicity of crude polysaccharide (from the Trichophyton). Bull Pharm Res Inst (Takatsuki) 36:1-6, Jan 62 "purified" fractions.


Electrical changes in pre- and postsynaptic axons of the giant synapse of Loligo. Potential changes both in pre- and postsynaptic axons were recorded from the giant synapse of squid with intracellular electrodes. Synaptic current was also recorded by a voltage clamp method. Facilitation of postsynaptic potential caused by applying two stimuli several milliseconds apart was accompanied by an increase in the amplitude of the presynaptic action potential. Depression of the postsynaptic potential occurred without changes in the presynaptic action potential. Increase in the concentration of Ca in sea water caused an increase in amplitude of the synaptic current. On the other hand increase in Mg concentration decreased the amplitude of the synaptic current. In these cases no appreciable change in the presynaptic action potential was observed. Extracellularly recorded potential changes of the presynaptic axon showed mainly a positive deflexion at the synaptic region and a negative deflexion in the more proximal part of the presynaptic axon. Mechanism of synaptic transmission is discussed.


Antigenicity of relatively "purified" polysaccharide from Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast. mechanically disintegrated. IV. Antigenicity for skin testing of relatively "purified" polysaccharide (from Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast. mechanically disintegrated).


Antigenicity of relatively "purified" polysaccharide from Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast. mechanically disintegrated. III. Experimental study of the inhibitory activity of Trichophyton-fractions against general distribution of experimental Trichophyton-eruptions.


Follow-up study of renal blod flow in patients with essential hypertension--changes in those under natural course and under antihypertensive treatment.


Experimental studies on the nervous control of the renal circulation--effect of the electrical stimulation of vagal and other somatic nerves and of the carotid sinus reflex on the renal circulation. III.


Experimental studies on the nervous control of the renal circulation--changes in renal circulation induced by electrical stimulation of the diencephalon and effect of several drugs on the circulatory responses.


Staining sulfated mucopolysaccharides in sections by means of acriflavine.


A new screening method for antidiabetics based on the intravenous glucose tolerance test in rabbits.


Histochemical demonstration of uridine diphosphate glucose-glycogen transferase in animal tissues.


Mucinogenesis and enzymorphology of rat vagina; phosphorylase, beta-glucuronidase, DPNH-diaphorase and phosphatases.


Pathologic observations of the Minamata disease.


Some aspects of hormonal mechanism involved in persistent estrus in the rat.


Some experiments on the control of hypophyseal-gonadal system in the rat.


Light and electron microscope studies of mycobacterium--mycobacteriophage interactions. III. Further studies on the ultrathin sections. The process of multiplication of mycobacteriophage B-1 in its host cell was studied by means of an improved technic of ultrathin sectioning. The appearance of the nuclear apparatus was not altered throughout the latent period. Phage-shaped dense particles appeared about 30 minutes after infection in less dense areas neighboring the nuclear apparatus and occasionally at the margin of the nuclear apparatus. The less dense areas, which may correspond to the phage multiplication foci according to the authors' interpretation, were not filled with such arrays of fine-stranded fibrils as are seen in the nuclear apparatus. Empty phage heads could frequently be seen within and outside the lysed cells, along with the mature phage particles, at the end of the latent period. Moreover, it was indicated that empty head membranes may possibly exist within the cells during the latent period


Comparative studies of kanamycin and other antibiotics on the changes in the intestinal bacterial flora.


Clinical trials of colistin. Effect of the oral administration of the colistin on the intestinal bacterial flora.


Islet cell tumor of the pancreas. Report of a case.


The reversible release of protein, ribonucleic acid and deoxyribonuclease from ribosomes.


Myocardial revascularization by means of a gastric pedicle.


Leiomyomas and cysts of the oesophagus.

Leiomyomas and cysts of the oesophagus.


Intestinal amoebiasis, its treatment with entobex and mexaform.


Some biochemical observations in induced pyridoxine deficiency in rats.


Electrophoretic separation of conjugated bilirubin on paper.


Electron microscopy of various zones in a carious lesion in human dentine.


Electron microscopy of cartilage resorption by chondroclasts.


Steroid hormones and enzymatic hydrogen transport.


The staining properties of the "secretory material" in the subcommissural organ.


On rosette formations in the epithalamus of Camelus dromedarius.


On the structure of the area postrema in some domestic animals.


The infundibular recess in the brain of Camelus dromedarius with particular reference to its neurosecretory pathways into the third ventricle.


Diverticulum of hhe female urethra.

Diverticulum of hhe female urethra.


The treatment of threatened and habitual abortion.


Exfoliative cytology in treated cervical malignancies.


Neurologic manifestations in cervical spondylosis.


Ecological variations in dental health in a metropolitan community.


Some aspects of self-conceptions and role demands in a therapeutic community.


A concept of rehabilitation.

A concept of rehabilitation.


Can the patient prevent you testifying?

Can the patient prevent you testifying?


Limitations of the serum cholesterol level as a diagnostic index of cardiovascular status.


Ethics of a Protestant physician.

Ethics of a Protestant physician.


The diagnosis and treatment of gout.

The diagnosis and treatment of gout.


Whither bound--how and why?

Whither bound--how and why?


Aging effects on simple, disjunctive, and alerted finger reaction time.


The effect of age on speed of simple manual skill.


Bilobulated tongue.

Bilobulated tongue.


Dietary management of obesity.

Dietary management of obesity.


Total prolapse associated with histological changes and malignancy in the uterus and vagina.


The legal implications of the non-therapeutic practices of doctors.


Immunologic unresponsiveness during the initial and anamnestic Forssman hemolysin response.


Adaptability: a problem-solving approach to assessing childrearing practices.


The reaction to mechanical trauma in growing articular cartilage. An experimental study on rabbits and a comparison of the results with the pathological anatomy of osteochondritis dissecans.


The current status of the treatment of aplastic anemia in childhood.


The effect of temperature on the uptake of radioiodine by the thyroid gland of the frog, Rana pipiens.


The effect of sodium chloride acidosis on parathyroid function in the rat as studied by peritoneal lavage.


Acid phosphatase activity of some algae and its inhibition by molybdenum.


Criteria for use of antihypertensive agents.


Initial symptoms in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Amoebiasis of the penis.

Amoebiasis of the penis.


Intussusception in the newborn.

Intussusception in the newborn.


The Rh. sub groups in Punjab (India).

The Rh. sub groups in Punjab (India).


Viral hepatitis (serum hepatitis). Possible carrier state of virus hepatitis B in a blood donor.


X-ray diffraction analysis of industrial dust.


Guanase activity in brain.

Guanase activity in brain.


Separation and analysis of dust in lung tissue.


Effect of growth hormone on ribonucleic acid metabolism. l. Incorporation of radioactive phosphate into ribonucleic acid fractions of rat liver.


Report on a patient with superior vena caval obstruction treated by a shunt from the right innominate vein to the right atrium.


Mammary lobulo-alveolar growth induced by anterior pituitary hormones in adrenoovariectomized and adreno-ovariectomized-hypophysectomized rats.


On the transmission of excitation in the atrial muscle during aconitine-induced fibrillation.


An autopsy case on infantile hemangioendotheliomao of the liver.


The ciliary basement membrane: iridopathy and retinopathy in the human diabetic eye.


Effects of total inanition on the submaxillary gland of the rat.


Isolation, growth requirements, and pathogenicity for rabbits of Leptotrichia dentium.


Synthesis of deuterium derivatives of L-aspartic acid.


Pure and impure A-V syndromes.

Pure and impure A-V syndromes.


Principles of antiviral chemotherapy.

Principles of antiviral chemotherapy.


Swimming-rate of bull sperm.

Swimming-rate of bull sperm.


Nephropexy by the free skin flap method.


A case of a strange disease producing starch-like substances in granulating wounds.


Fractionation of serum proteins by paper electrophoresis.


Artificial kidney--"nephromine". Indications.


Prostatic disease in Indonesia.

Prostatic disease in Indonesia.


Prostatic hypertrophy in Indonesia.

Prostatic hypertrophy in Indonesia.


A new method for the differentiation of human tubercle bacilli from other types of mycobacteria, using nicotinamide-containing medium (nicotinamide test). A preliminary report.


Pheochromocytoma of the bladder: case report.


The relationship between blood group A and gastric cancer.


Renal tubular lesions in mice produced by streptococci in intraperitoneal diffusion chambers. Role of streptolysin S.


On the diuresis from the unilateral kidney produced by ouabain injected directly into the renal artery.


A new procedure for estimating thyroxine secretion rate with radioiodine.


A comparative study of enzymatic staining reactions in the human pathological kidney obtained by needle biopsy.


Electron microscopic studies on the mechanism of vital stain, as compared with that of phagocytosis.


A new synthetic method for adenosine 5'triphosphate and other nucleoside 5'-triphosphates.


Phenylketonuria in Japan.

Phenylketonuria in Japan.


Participation of neurohypophysial hormone in oviposition in the hen.


Blood transfusion reaction and leukopenia.


Stereospecific reduction of capillin, an antifungal substance, by mold mycelia.


Human leucocyte arylsulphatase activity.


Pyruvate kinase (PK) deficiency hereditary nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia.


Aconitase activity of human leukocytes.

Aconitase activity of human leukocytes.


Histochemical studies on experimental typhoid by means of fluorescein-labeled antibody. III. Demonstration of gamma globulin or antibody in the typhoid granuloma.


On the adenosine triphosphatase activity of rat brain mitochondria.


Cytogenetic studies on the F1 hybrid of Chrysanthemum lineare X Ch. nipponicum.


Aceto-basic fuchsin as a stain for nucleoli and chromosomes of plants.


On the arteries of the foot in Macacus cyclopsis.


Interaction of ATP with glycine activating enzyme.


Extracorporeal circulation in dogs. Significant variations in the size of the spleen in response to various flow rates.


The effects of tromethamine (TRIS) on myocardial activity and metabolism.


A new blood dealbuminizer.

A new blood dealbuminizer.


Effect of p-fluorophenylalanine of psittacosis virus in tissue cultures. Tanami, Yoh (University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston) and Morris Pollard. Effect of p-fluorophenylalanine on psittacosis virus in tissue cultures. J. Bacteriol. 83:437-442. 1962.-The inhibitory effect of p-fluorophenylalanine (FPA) on maturation of psittacosis virus was investigated, with attention to the time sequence of viral protein synthesis. Extracellular virus particles were not inactivated by FPA at a concentration of 100 mug per ml, at which level it interfered with maturation of intracellular virus. When FPA was added to infected tissue cultures earlier than 15 hr after infection, intracellular virus maturation was suppressed. However, when FPA was added after 15 hr, infective virus was produced, which indicates that the synthesis of a FPA-sensitive virus precursor (presumably viral protein) had already occurred. A latent ("dormant") infection of psittacosis virus, established in a medium deficient in phenylalanine and tyrosine, was also investigated.


Perinatal mortality and cesarean section.


Some observations on the nuclear pool of ribonucleic acid phosphorus.


The detection of orthophosphate within the cell nucleus.


Hiatus hernia. Clinical review, early symptoms and differentiation from angina pectoris.


Exfoliative gastric cytology. An important diagnostic technique for the detection of carcinoma of the stomach.


Multiple myeloma.

Multiple myeloma.


A clinical study of warfarin sodium as an anticoagulant.


Pleuro-pulmonary amoebiasis.

Pleuro-pulmonary amoebiasis.


Two cases of foreign bodies in the nasopharynx.


Importance of measles to India.

Importance of measles to India.


Cell-free biosynthesis of the tropolone ring.


Trigeminal angiomatosis: treatment with radiation therapy ; report of a case.


Comparison of antibodies and enzymes specific for beta-D-glucosides.


Effect of ethylene glycol on the conformation of gama-globulin and beta-lactoglobulin.


A rapid method for microanalytical determination of the amount of tobacco mosaic virus in plant tissues.


Providing an emergency department dispensing service.


The amount of some organic acids found in TMV-infected tobacco leaves floated on water or on various organic acids.


The mechanism of the autoxidation of oxygenases.


Histopathogenesis of gout.

Histopathogenesis of gout.


Analysis of commercially available fatty acids.


Observations on Staphylococcus aureus phage-type 80/81 Hawaii and its resistance to antibiotics.


Reversible blocking of nerve conduction by alternating-current excitation.


Standards for subcutaneous fat in British children. Percentiles for thickness of skinfolds over triceps and below scapula.


Jejunal diverticulosis steatorrhea, gallstones.


Carcinoma of the gastrointestinal tract.


The new refuse incinerator of L. von Roll A.-G.


Sodium and potassium excretion in pinealectomized and adrenalectomized rats.


Cancer of the oral cavity and esophagus in Thais and Chinese.


Intrahepatic arterial anatomy of the dog.


Studies on the inotropic action of aldosterone on isolated cardiac tissue preparations; including the effects of pH, ouabain and SC-8109.


Treatment of nonunion of the carpal scaphoid.


The correction of prominent ears.

The correction of prominent ears.


Effect of repeated urinary excretion test of vitamin B12 and coenzyme in rats.


Changes in the proteins of the human eye lens during the development of the cataract.


The influence of homologous neoplastic autolysates on the cells of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma in vitro.


Microscopic morphology of Trichophyton rubrum.


Reversible cortical depression and avoidance behavior in the rat.


Increased lysosomal enzymes in genetic muscular dystrophy.


A method for analyzing muscle function in locomotion.


Block staining with hematoxylin, gelatin embedding and serial sectioning of decalcified bone.


Cs 137 dose measurements in tissue. I.

Cs 137 dose measurements in tissue. I.


Appendix to Cs-137 dose measurements in tissue. II. An accumulation model for repeated equally spaced feedings of radionuclides of the Cs-137 type.


Neurogenic factors and angiotensin in etiology of hypertension.


The problem of reality and the therapeutic task.


Complement fixation by antibody fragments. Rabbit antibodies (7S) degraded by papain into univalent 3.5S fragments fail to fix complement when they combine, but do not precipitate, with the homologous antigens. Divalent 5S fragments obtained by pepsin digestion (composed of fragment I linked to II, but lacking fragment III) also fail to fix complement although they precipitate with homologous antigens. The amount of specific precipitate formed by the 5S antibody fragment is not increased by exposure to complement


"Chronic" rheumatic fever.

"Chronic" rheumatic fever.


Initial interview conference.

Initial interview conference.


Occurrence of rheumatic-like subcutaneous nodules without evidence of joint or heart disease. Report of a case.


Adenocarcinoma of the vermiform appendix.


The effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on the process of regeneration and respiration in Tubularia.


Anatomic pathways related to pain in face and neck.


The surgical relief of intractable pain.


Absorption spectra of blood proteins from intermediate and non-intermediate hosts of schistosomes.


A study of the amino acids present in Lymnaea stagnalis, Planorbarius corneus and Australorbis glabratus before and after infection with Schistosoma mansoni.


The amino-acid composition of blood from snail hosts of schistosomiasis.


Rigidity from spinal interneurone destruction: histologic study.


Primaquine sensitivity. Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency: an inborn error of metabolism of medical and biological significance.


Modern trends in gastric cancer.

Modern trends in gastric cancer.


The formation of instrumental conditioned reflexes by direct stimulation of sensori-motor cortex in cats.


A comparison of radio-iodine and conventional chemical tests in the diagnosis of thyroid disease.


One hundred consecutive lymph gland biopsies by Daniels' method in cases of obscure pulmonary disease.


Titration of the effects of a group of selected chemicals on the growth of ascites and solid forms of the Nelson mouse tumor.


Acid-soluble phosphorus compounds and free sugars in fish muscle and their origin.


The male homosexual and veneral disease.


Intra-arterial infusion of maligancies with 5-fluorouracil.


Intra-arterial infusion of tumors with 5-fluorouracil.


Some aspects of lipid metabolism in rats treated with anti-insulin serum.


A comparative study of the aniline-cyanogen bromide and O-tolidine-cyanogen bromide direct qualitative micro-niacin tests for differentiating human tubercle bacilli from other mycobacteria. II.


Further investigation on the usefulness of the direct qualitative micro-niacin test for distinguishing human tubercle bacilli from other mycobacteria. A comparative study of technics using fresh and stored cultures of varying ages.


The impact of chemotherapy on the tubercle bacillus and its significance.


Splenic rupture in leukemia.

Splenic rupture in leukemia.


Role of the private practitioner in the control of syphilis.


State mental health programing for the 1960's.


Reorganization of the Department of Mental Hygiene clinics of the State of Delaware.


Sampling techniques for the enumeration of microorganisms in the diverticulum of the anterior thoracic air sac of chickens. The swab, excise, flush, and agar microbial sampling techniques were applied randomly to the air sac cavities of 130 healthy broiler chickens of 56 to 70 days of age when slaughtered. Samples were obtained from both nonscalded and scalded chickens. The scalded chickens were immersed in the scald water (49 +/- 0.5 C) for 120 sec immediately after severing the blood vessels from the outside at the base of the lower mandible. From these data, a selection was made of a sampling technique for the air sac cavity which would yield reproducible counts with the least amount of variation. The flush and swab technique did not differ significantly and had less variation than did the excise and agar techniques. Even though no significant differences existed between the flush and swab techniques, the flush technique might be preferred because of the closed system present during the time in which the sample is obtained. The method of expressing microbial concentration in the air sac cavity might best be as "per air sac."


A survey of airborne pollen in Jerusalem.


Hepatic enzymes in liver disease.

Hepatic enzymes in liver disease.


Inheritance of an erythrocyte acetylesterase variant in man.


Multiple forms of esterases from human erythrocytes.


Problems in the chemical diagnosis of some hereditary metabolic diseases.


Production of an antibody to bovine parathyroid hormone.


A new pathway of D-tryptophan metabolism: enzymic formation of kynurenic acid via D-kynurenine.


"Congenital liver dysfunction". A review of the literature and presentation of an unusual case of constitutional hepatic dysfunction.


Hyperthyroidism with associated follicular carcinoma of thyroid.


Pudendal neurectomy.

Pudendal neurectomy.


The metabolism of nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus in undernourished children. 8. The metabolism of nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus, and the digestibility coefficient and biological value of the proteins and the net protein utilization on poor Indian diets based on rice, maize or a mixture of rice and maize.


Supplementary value of proteins of coconut to Bengal gram (Cicer arietinum) proteins and groundnut proteins.


The metabolism of nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus in children on a poor Indian diet based on maize (Zea Mays).


Supplementary value of peanut flour, chickpea flour and skim-milk powder and their blends to maize-tapioca diet.


Immunological reactivity of tuberculosis patients.


Immunization against tetanus of patients given injections of antitetanus serum. The authors report on an investigation conducted in the Netherlands into the best method of active immunization of patients treated with antitetanus serum; the active immunization is conferred by two intramuscular injections of tetanus phosphate toxoid at one month's interval.Trials were carried out on a total of 153 patients to determine the relative value of three treatment schemes: (a) the first vaccination and the serum injection given simultaneously but in different sites, (b) the first vaccination and the serum given in a single mixed inoculation, and (c) the first vaccination given one month after the serum injection. The results show that with simultaneous administration of vaccine and serum in different sites the patient acquires a reasonable antitoxin titre more rapidly than with either of the other schemes. Not only is he quickly protected, but he also receives his first vaccination at a psychologically opportune moment-when he is being treated for an accident.The authors lay special stress on the value of booster injections and discuss the difference in immune response between those under and over 20 years of age.


Levels of equivalence for various measurements of coumarin activity.


Control of basal metabolic rate by thyroid hormones and cellular function.


Interaction between thyroid hormones and cellular constituent. II. Intracellular distribution and the cell-sap effect.


Interaction between thyroid hormones and cellular constituents. I. Binding to isolated sub-cellular particles and sub-particulate fractions.


A systematic study of factors affecting the binding of thyroxine and related substances to serum proteins.


Interaction between thyroid hormones and extra and intra-cellular proteins.


The purification of thyroxine-binding globulin and thyroxine-binding prealbumin.


Studies on the egg of the horse bot-fly, Gasterophilus intestinalis (De Geer).


Evaluating the nurse's clinical performance.


Evaluation of clinical performance of the staff nurse.


Measurement of adaptation in stuttering.


Measurement of consistency of stuttering.


Response of catfish barbels to taste stimuli.


Total vertebral-basilar arteriography via transbranchial catheterization.


Formation of 2-azaadenine and 2, 6-diaminopurine analogues of adenosine triphosphate in human erythrocytes.


The hypertensive action of blood from patients with pre-eclampsia.


The prophylactic and therapeutic use of the thiazides in pregnancy.


A new classification of peripartal toxemia. Postpartum phase.


The first 35 years in medicine.

The first 35 years in medicine.


Oral polio vaccine.

Oral polio vaccine.


The aging lodging house resident. A comparison of lodgers and non-lodgers with special emphasis on utilization of health resources.


The tuberculin reactions of patients admitted to a suburban New England hospital.


Color in dreams.

Color in dreams.


Enzymes of Neisseria gonorrhoeae and other Neisseria.


General method for the isolation of endotoxins. Study of lipid and polysaccharide moieties.


The use of plastic dressings in treating industrial wounds.


Parenteral studies with vitamin B12 complexes.


A public health program against oral cancer.


Partial protection of mice by human gamma-globulin against Staphylococcus aureus on subcutaneous sutures.


Nature of polysaccharides obtained from endotoxins by hydroxylaminolysis.


A cholinergic mechanism of inhibitory synaptic transmission in a molluscan nervous system.


Cholinergic transmission mechanisms for both excitation and inhibition in molluscan central synapses.


Identification of active membrane areas in the giant neuron of Aplysia. Intracellular and extracellular potentials were simultaneously recorded from the soma and different parts of the axon of the giant cell of Aplysia. Evidence was obtained that for all modes of stimulation the spike originates in the axon at some distance from the cell body. The conduction of the spike is blocked at a distance of 200 to 300 micro from the soma for the antidromic spike, closer to the soma for an orthodromic spike. This event is recorded in the soma as a small or A spike. After some delay, a spike is initiated in the resting part of the axon and in the axon hillock; the soma is invaded only afterwards. The response of these three parts of the neuron is recorded in the soma as the big or S spike.