Determination of 2-deoxy-2-sulfoaminohexose content of mucopolysaccharides.


Association between blood groups and pulmonary tuberculosis.


Effect of diosgenin on cholesterol metabolism.


Leukemia in Down's syndrome.

Leukemia in Down's syndrome.


The doctor and his economic dilemma.

The doctor and his economic dilemma.


A new transferrin in New Guinea.

A new transferrin in New Guinea.


Intraocular pressure studies with alpha-methyl-dopa.


The surgical management of elephantiasis of the lower extremities.


Importance of dermal grafts for depressions or deformities of the face and neck.


The E.E.G. in hepatic encephalopathy.

The E.E.G. in hepatic encephalopathy.


The rheumatoid factor in the personnel of a rheumatism hospital.


Rheumatic complaints in an urban population in Finland.


Heterotopic pancreas of the duodenum diagnosed pre-operatively.


A new look at operative risks.

A new look at operative risks.


Gonorrhoea in the Manchester region, 1951-1961.


Advantages of dermal graft over bone, fat and other transplants for facial deformities.


Gonorrhoea in the city of Manchester, 1951-1961.


Why does lung cancer so often develop to a lethal stage?


Some current aspects of the epidemiology of gonorrhoea.


Defects of the lumbar interspinous ligaments.


The endometrium in ectopic pregnancy. A study based on 35 patients treat by hysterectomy.


Analgesia in electromyography.

Analgesia in electromyography.


Pathological proliferation of the trophoblast homograft in women.


Kinetic model of a bone-marrow stem-cell population.


Kinetics of bone marrow stem cell population with reference to leukaemia.


Direct current conductivity of dried frog muscle.


An unusual polypoid tumor of the tonsil.


Sialic acid in fibrinogen and 'vulcanization' of the fibrin clot.


Superior orbital fissure syndrome. Report of a case caused by local pachymeningitis.


Renal excretion of bilirubin in the common duct ligated dog.


The effect of chloroacetophenone on chick embryos cultured in vitro.


The effect of chloroacetophenone on the inducing capacity of Hensen's node.


Paper chromatographic study of the role of sulphur-containing amino acids in the process of induction in the chick embryo.


Infant mortality (sources and coverage of data for research workers in child health).


Hypoparathyroidism and psychosis (with a case report).


Procedure for bioassaying mosquito repellents in laboratory animals.


Simultaneous outbreaks of influenza and meningitis.


Neuroparalytic complications of antirabies vaccination.


Serum uric acid in myocardial infarction.


Ethambutol in experimental murine tuberculosis. Relation of effectiveness of antimicrobial drugs to immunity.


Scalene-node biopsies.

Scalene-node biopsies.


The method of double sweep applied to the study of cardiac rhythm in the decerebrate frog.


Influence of beta-radiation with P32 on the haemic elements in chronic leukaemias.


Artificial retinal tears.

Artificial retinal tears.


The effect of alpha-methyl-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (methyl-DOPA) and alpha-methyl-meta-tyrosine (alpha-MMT) on amphetamine toxicity.


Teratoma of conjunctiva.

Teratoma of conjunctiva.


Monocrotaline-induced pulmonary arteritis in rats.


Number and distribution of taste buds on the epiglottis, pharynx, larynx, soft palate and uvula in a human newborn.


A study of incidence, aetiology and treatment of megaloblastic anaemias.


Catatonic schizophrenia. Psychiatric case study.


A tarsal-tunnel syndrome.

A tarsal-tunnel syndrome.


Studies of endogenous metabolism in bacteriology.


The impact of profound hypothermia with circulatory arrest on ocular physiology.


A comparative study of the incidence of anergy in patients with carcinoma, leukemia, hodgkin's disease and other lymphomas.


Hip deformities in cerebral palsy and their treatment.


Realistic approach to rehabilitation of disabled elderly persons.


Some common causes of eye injury in the young.


The juvenile amputee.

The juvenile amputee.


Differential diagnosis of ventricular septal defect in infancy: a common problem.


Propiomazine.

Propiomazine.


Memorial meeting to C. G. JUNG. Jung's later work. Historical studies.


6 beta-hydroxycortisol (4-pregnane-6 beta, 11 beta, 17 alpha, 21-tetrol-3-20 dione) in liquor amnii.


Observations on the recovery of continuity of divided arteries and veins.


Relative importance of biliary and pancreatic secretions in the genesis of esophagitis in rats.


Evaluation of the reliability of capillary blood glucose determinations.


Attitudinal and cognitive aspects of intensive study of a second language.


A type of peer relationship in a girl's training school.


Contributions to the study of immediate and early x-ray reactions with regard to chemo-protection. VII. X-ray-induced atheromatous lesions in the arterial wall of hypercholesterolaemic rabbits.


Quantitative interactions of increased Po2 and Pco2 upon respiration in man.


Hospital "teamwork" is too often more concept than it is actuality.


The philosophy of extremes for the gaseous environment of manned, closed ecological systems.


Nursing committees are useful only when they produce improved service.


What nurses don't know can't help the patient, but it can harm him.


Nurse's role changes as hospitals assume wider role in patient care.


Here are points to remember in planning inservice education.


Intensive patient care nurses should be expert generalists.


If nursing has changed, so have doctors and hospitals.


Technics of delegating responsibility change with changing social order.


Hospitals and nurses urged to encourage continuity of patient care.


Newer dimensions for nursing.

Newer dimensions for nursing.


The importance of cultural factors in treatment (with special reference to the utilization of the social environment).


The chief cause of abrupt anemia. The neglected duodenal ulcer.


Late effects of continuous irradiation.

Late effects of continuous irradiation.


Studies on transfer of amino acids to ribosomes.


Arthritis quackery.

Arthritis quackery.


Influence of pseudopregnancy and progesterone on the activity of 5-nucleotidase in the uterus of mice.


Stability of serum cholesterol concentration in rats after injection of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).


Corrective reading procedures at the secondary level.


Nutrition and the rheumatic diseases. II. Collagen diseases.


Location and role of sterol at nystatin-binding sites. Lampen, J. O. (Rutgers, The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.), Peter M. Arnow, Zofia Borowska, and Allen I. Laskin. Location and role of sterol at nystatin-binding sites. J. Bacteriol. 84:1152-1160. 1962.-The polyene antifungal antibiotics nystatin and N-acetylcandidin were bound rapidly at 0 C by isolated cell walls and derived polysaccharides or by protoplast membranes from Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain LK2G12. These binding sites were relatively inaccessible or unreactive in the intact cell, since polyene uptake by protoplasts, log-phase cells, or stationary-phase cells was slow, especially at 0 C. Binding by the membrane appears to be the critical event in cell damage; thus, uptake of nystatin by the cell wall may actually be protective. Binding by all cell forms showed little reversibility. Bound radioactive nystatin or N-acetyl (1-C(14)) candidin was not displaced during incubation of log-phase yeast cells with a large excess of unlabeled polyene. Saturation of the polyenic moiety of nystatin to form the perhydro compound eliminated almost completely the affinity of the molecule for the yeast cell. Essentially all of the polyene bound by protoplasts was present on the membrane. It was removed by treatment of the protoplasts with the sterol-complexing agent digitonin. A variety of evidence is offered that the binding site on the membrane contains a sterol. (The membrane sterol was mostly unesterified ergosterol.) This hypothesis is consistent with the ability of certain exogenous sterols to complex with polyenes and prevent their binding and growth-inhibiting action for fungi. The bound sterol of the wall structure may also participate in polyene binding, although a possible function of the wall polysaccharides cannot be excluded. The specific binding structure(s) appears to be absent from bacteria, since nystatin was not taken up even by heated or benzene-treated bacteria or by bacterial protoplasts. It should be noted that bacteria, which are insensitive to the polyene antibiotics, generally contain only traces of sterol, if any. Considerable quantities of sterol are present in fungi, algae, certain protozoa, and animal cells, all of which are sensitive in some degree.


Squamous papilloma of upper respiratory epithelium.


Peroneus longus transplant for foot drop.


A combined antiseptic powder for topical surgery wound treatment.


Nutrition and the rheumatic diseases. I.


Symptom formation and character formation.


Effect of steroids and fluoropyrimidines on lymphomas. II. In vivo studies on tumor resistance and collateral sensitivity.


Oxygen fixation into hydroxyproline of plant cell wall protein.


Purification and characterization of chick embryo interferon.


Effect of single and divided doses of x-irradiation of longevity in rats.


Rheumatoid pneumoconiosis. A case of Caplan's syndrome in a chalk-mine worker.


Studies on elastase and elastin. II. Partial purification and properties of activation of proelastase.


Congenital absence of beta-lipoproteins.


The epidemiology of skin cancer in Queensland: a methodological note.


Death certification in diabetes.

Death certification in diabetes.


Tuberculosis--a cause of emphysema.

Tuberculosis--a cause of emphysema.


An early statistician--John GRAUNT (1620-1674).


Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy and clubbing.


Hypoxia, atelectasis and pulmonary edema. The role of hypoxia in the production of pulmonary edema, atelectasis, and hyaline membranes.


Anatomy and physiology of the cerebellum.


The syndrome of intention or action myoclonus as a sequel to hypoxic encephalopathy.


Action tremor and the cogwheel phenomenon in Parkinson's disease.


Sporadic and familial varieties of tonic seizures.


An evaluation of methysergide in the prevention of migraine and other vascular headaches.


Renal failure in Laennec's cirrhosis. II. Simultaneous determination of cardiac output and renal hemodynamics.


Simultaneous determination of cardiac output and renal function in patients with Laennec's cirrhosis during the administration of the pressor amine, metaraminol.


Renal failure in Laennec's cirrhosis. III. Diuretic response to administered water.


Use of the vacuum extractor.

Use of the vacuum extractor.


Preparation of human plasma prothrombin and some of its sedimentation properties.


Observations of visually handicapped and cross-eyed school children.


Laryngocoele, with the report of an infected case.


Medical education. General practice residence programs.


A new dimension in oral diagnosis.

A new dimension in oral diagnosis.


Particle removal by the respiratory system note on the removal of airborne particulates by the human respiratory tract with particular reference to the role of diffusion.


Some mathematical aspects of multi-compartment analysis of tracer experiments.


Initial reactions in the metabolism of D- and L-glyceraldehyde by rat liver.


Current air pollution field research in chronic respiratory disease in the United States.


Varicose venules; treatment and prophylaxis against recurrence.


Endogenous adenosine triphosphate levels in human amnion cells during application of high hydrostatic pressure.


The micromorphology of Amoeba proteus during pressure-induced changes in the sol-gel cycle.


Arhinencephaly.

Arhinencephaly.


The mechanism of hepatoma-induced hypoglycemia.


Estradiol benzoate and progesterone in advanced human-breast cancer. A combination found effective in advanced cases.


Effects of polarizing currents on certain evoked potentials in cerebral cortex.


A factor analysis of the facial skeleton.


Rate of implicit speech.

Rate of implicit speech.


Teratogenic interaction of insulin and 2-deoxy-D-glucose in chick development.


The interaction in teratogenic activity of the two niacin analogs 3-acetylpyridine and 6-aminonicotinamide.


Interaction of insulin and chlorpromazine in teratogenesis.


Notes on the use of the artificial pacemaker for complete heart block and Stokes-Adams syndrome.


The clinical assessment and treatment of complete heart block and Adams-Stokes attacks.


Functional muscle examination gait analysis.


Introduction to the symposium on the delinquent girl.


Some aspects of female delinquency.

Some aspects of female delinquency.


Morphology and enzymatic activity of rat cerebral capillaries.


Blood volume changes during the immediate postpartum period.


Uterine relaxant properties of bradykinin in vitro.


Atypical cells in peripheral blood in 100 cases of mammary carcinoma and 100 controls.


Postpartum psychosis.

Postpartum psychosis.


Antithyroid antibody and chronic thyroiditis in diabetes.


Clinical aspects of tumors of endocrine organs in children with emphasis on genetic aspects, systemic effects, causative factors, and premalignant conditions.


Rollin R, GREGG of Buffalo. A 19th century opponent of Pasteur and the germ theory of disease.


Sodium- and potassium-dependent adenosine triphosphatase activity in a rat-kidney endoplasmic reticulum fraction.


Blood pyruvate concentration measured by a specific method in control subjects. A specific method of estimating pyruvate, depending upon the oxidation of reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide in the presence of lactic dehydrogenase, has been modified to improve its accuracy. The precision of the modification, measured by duplicate analysis, was represented by a standard deviation of 0.03 mg./100 ml. The mean recovery of added pyruvate was 99%. The mean blood pyruvate concentration in 30 fasted subjects, who had no illness known to affect pyruvate metabolism, was 0.44 mg./100 ml. (S.D. 0.05). Blood pyruvate levels were measured at 30-minute intervals for two hours after oral or intravenous administration of glucose. The highest levels obtained in each case were about 0.4 mg./100 ml. higher than the initial level, and were found 60 to 90 minutes after oral administration and 30 to 60 minutes after intravenous administration.


The importance of acid inhibition in the regulation of gastric secretion.


Rally around the refractor, girls.

Rally around the refractor, girls.


Cardio-respiratory studies in a patient with an absent left pulmonary artery.


The cardiovascular effects of isoetharine.


Absorption profile of the bronchodilator drug, isoetharine.


Metabolism of glycerolipids. III. Reactivity of various acyl esters of coenzyme A with alpha'-acylglycerophosphorylcholine, and positional specificities in lecithin synthesis.


Host endocrine effects on helminth parasites. I. Influence of castration and thyroidectomy of rats on physical measurements of Hymenolepis diminuta (Rudolphi, 1819).


Immunological properties of Vi antigen isolated by chemical fractionation and by electrophoresis.


Hind-quarter amputation for advanced malignant melanoma of the lower limb.


The separation of adenosine, guanosine, cytidine and uridine by one-dimensional filter-paper chromatography.


Modern concepts in the surgical management of peptic ulcer.


Childhood intellectual development of adult schizophrenics.


The hostile aerospace environment:dangers to man in the environment of fliers--past, present and future.


The case of Hilda.

The case of Hilda.


Drug therapy.

Drug therapy.


Fluorouracil in the treatment of cancer.


The biochemical function of biotin, VI. Chemical structure of the carboxylated active site of propionyl carboxylase.


Observations on the origin of adenomatous epithelium of the colon. Serial section of minute polyps in familial polyposis.


Maternal mortality in Chicago, 1956 through 1960. II. Preventable factors in causes of death.


Maternal mortality in Chicago, 1956 through 1960. I. General analysis.


Early prosthesis after maxillary resection.


Renal transplantation.

Renal transplantation.


An improved zinc bromide shielding window.


Tetracycline resistance in group A beta-haemolytic streptococci.


Humane vivisection.

Humane vivisection.


Compound mouse diets.

Compound mouse diets.


Measuring readability of health education literature.


Isolated pulmonic valvular regurgitation.


Role of the prosthodontist in a medical institution.


Respiratory enczyme activities in different regions of the mouse heart.


The accumulation of zinc by the mosquito. The zinc content of mosquitoes in various developmental stages was determined by spectrographic and microchemical analysis and use of zinc(65) and found to be five to ten times higher than other trace elements. Also the concentration of zinc in the mosquito was much greater than in other insects of different biological orders. Over 90 per cent of this element was localized in the Malpighian tubules at a concentration of 32 microg zinc per mg dry weight. The non-dialyzable form of zinc is loosely bound, for it was dissociated upon dialysis against ethylenediamine tetraacetate. The uptake of this trace element was correlated during larval growth with weight increase and required the presence of food particles. Furthermore, this uptake was different from that of cobalt which was not accumulated when offered as an inorganic salt or as vitamin B(12). Zinc was not detectable in pooled egg masses, and once embodied by the larvae, was retained under fasting conditions and at a constant level throughout the pupal stage and as long as 14 days' adult life. Supplementation of the media with EDTA caused a marked inhibition of growth that could be completely reversed by the addition of zinc or zinc plus lead. The resultant pupae, however, contained less than 5 per cent of the normal amount of zinc and were essentially zinc-free; yet their rate of growth and gross appearance were normal.


Cervical spondylosis.

Cervical spondylosis.


Pseudocysts of the pancreas.

Pseudocysts of the pancreas.


Temporal subdural hematoma.

Temporal subdural hematoma.


Retroperitoneal air study.

Retroperitoneal air study.


Retrograde catheter arteriography.

Retrograde catheter arteriography.


A simple arteriographic technic for placentography.


Use of arteriography in the demonstration and staging of bladder tumors.


Retrograde arteriography in the staging an follow-up of bladder tumors.


Retrograde arteriography in the diagnosis of bladder tumors.


Villous adenoma of the rectosigmoid.

Villous adenoma of the rectosigmoid.


X-ray conference. Alveolar proteinosis.

X-ray conference. Alveolar proteinosis.


Acute radiation injuries in disaster situations.


Stimulus repetition and the heart rate response.


Experimental desensitization of a phobia.


Semantic generalization of conditioned autonomic responses.


Propylthiouracil and hepatic clearance of thyroid hormones.


Effects of psychoactive drugs on yohimbine-induced responses in conscious dogs. A study of antidepressant drugs.


A Coxsackie B5 epidemic in Auckland.

A Coxsackie B5 epidemic in Auckland.


Effects of psychoactive drugs on yohimbine induced responses in conscious dogs. A proposed screening procedure for anti-anxiety agents.


The cervical portio from menarche on: a colposcopic study.


The cervix: closing remarks.

The cervix: closing remarks.


Ligation of the hypogastric (internal iliac) arteries in the control of hemorrhage from carcinoma of the cervix.


Postgraduate teaching of relative analgesia with nitrous oxide and oxygen.


Purification of factor VIII.

Purification of factor VIII.


Schizophrenia vs. manic depression as a mortality hazard.


Visual acuity under vibration.

Visual acuity under vibration.


The congenital nephrotic syndrome. An immune reaction?


A new and practical method in the management of fractures of the zygomatic complex.


Soluble steroids. I. Sugar derivatives.

Soluble steroids. I. Sugar derivatives.


Availability of ionic iron from iron chelates.


Advances in isotope radiography.

Advances in isotope radiography.


The pathogenesis of experimental progressive scoliosis.


Absent cystic duct: an unusual hazard during cholecystectomy.


Repeated congenital infection with toxoplasma gondii.


Calcium flux in the mammalian ventricular myocardium. The exchange of Ca(45) was studied in dog myocardium by means of a newly developed perfusion technique whereby an excised papillary muscle was perfused through its own artery. This makes possible the sequential and simultaneous correlation of ionic flux with ventricular myocardial function with each muscle serving as its own control. Calcium exchange has the following characteristics: (a) The major component of calcium flux is independent of the frequency of contraction. It demonstrates a rapidly equilibrating phase (half-time, 4 to 6 minutes) and a more slowly equilibrating phase with a progressively decreasing rate constant. The flux characteristics of the more rapidly equilibrating compartment are determined by a factor or factors, in addition to simple diffusion, which increase the time required for this compartment to achieve a steady-state with respect to the vascular compartment. (b) A lesser component of exchange is stimulus-rate dependent and is characterized by an alteration in the rate of calcium turnover such that the altered influx: efflux ratio requires 20 to 25 minutes to achieve equilibrium. After this time, despite the higher stimulus rate, there is no evidence of change in total tissue calcium. (c) The initial rate of the transient response is approximately proportional to the change in stimulus rate.


The effects of anxiety and conformity on the structured-objective Rorschach test (SORT).


Effect of anxiety and induced stress on the structured-objective Rorschach test.


Symposium: selection criteria for the training of psycho-analytic students.


The histophysiology of the antibody response. I. Histogenesis of the plasma cell reaction in rabbit spleen.


Some basic clues to psychiatric diagnosis and therapy.


An explanation of hypertension produced by narrowing the renal artery.


A manometric study of the rate of fall of the intraocular pressure in the living and dead eyes of human subjects.


The Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory's experience with plutonium in man.


Pneumonia in childhood treated with a single dose of sulphamethoxypyridazine.


The effect of blood transfusions on serum haptoglobin.


The determination of poldine methyl methosulphate in biological fluids.


Sensitivity to phenindione.

Sensitivity to phenindione.


Relations between cystoscopic and cystomanometric findings in schistosomiasis of the bladder.


Duodenal diverticula and haemorrhage.

Duodenal diverticula and haemorrhage. A controlled study has been made of the frequency of the association between duodenal diverticula and upper intestinal haemorrhage. No correlation was found between them.


Secretion of glucose-C-14 by dog parotid gland.


The surveillance of communicable diseases of national importance.


A twenty-two item screening score of psychiatric symptoms indicating impairment.


Immunologic studies of Caddis fly. IV. Hemagglutination and gel precipitation studies of extracts.


Ribosomes: a common structural feature.

Ribosomes: a common structural feature. A reflection between 45 and 50 A has been observed in x-ray diffraction patterns from ribosomes extracted from Escherichia coli, Drosophila larvae, rat liver, and rabbit reticulocytes. This spacing appears to correspond to a common substructural feature within the ribosomes. The intensity distribution is consistent with a model in which part of the RNA is in the form of four or five parallel double helices 45 to 50 A apart.


X-ray diffraction studies of concentrated gels of ribosomes from E. coli.


Molecular structure of helical polycytidylic acid.


The structure of RNA. Reovirus RNA and transfer RNA have similar three-dimensional structures, which differ from DNA.


A review of recent knowledge of the ecology of the main vectors of trypanosomiasis. In this survey of recent ecological research on the main vectors of trypanosomiasis in those countries of East, Central and West Africa that are not predominantly French-speaking, the authors, after outlining the distribution of tsetse flies and the type of country in which they occur, discuss the direct and indirect effects of climate on these insects-particularly on their physiological water balance and on pupal fat reserves-and their recent advances into new areas. They review the considerable work that has been done on the resting habits and breeding-sites of different Glossina species, knowledge of which is important for effective control, and research on predators of pupae and adult flies and on the feeding activity of tsetse flies. Means of assessing populations and various factors affecting the size and nutritional status of tsetse flies are also discussed, as is the effect on the fly population of artificial changes in the habitat. Finally, a plea is made for a revision of present methods of land use and stock management, if full advantage is to be taken of achievements in fly control.


Chest pain of diffuse esophageal spasm simulating disease of the coronary arteries.


Reduction of nitrate by Streptococci.

Reduction of nitrate by Streptococci.


Immunizations in Anchorage.

Immunizations in Anchorage.


Neuropathology, biochemistry and endocrinology.


The recidivistic offender--a problem for the District of Columbia.


Stress fractures in military personnel.

Stress fractures in military personnel.


Practices in the field use of detector tubes.


Homograft immunity in pregnancy: lack of harm to the fetus from sensitization of the mother.


Puromycin aminonucleoside nephrosis in rats: a progress report of acute and chronic experiments.


Electron microscopy and its associated techniques.


Electron microscopic appearances of rheumatic lesions in the left auricular appendage in mitral stenosis.


The production of chronic renal disease in rats by a single intravenous injection of aminonucleoside of puromycin and the effect of low dosage continuous hydrocortisone.


Tranquilization and immobilization of wild animals.


Management of sports diving accidents.

Management of sports diving accidents.


Canal-sickness: fact or fiction?

Canal-sickness: fact or fiction?


Canal-sickness--fact or fiction.

Canal-sickness--fact or fiction.


The management of complications of femoral shaft fractures in children.


Effects of asparagine and other related nutritional supplements upon alcohol-induced rat liver triglyceride elevation.


Mechanisms of fever in pulmonary atelectasis.


Rupture of the posterior papillary muscle following myocardial infarction.


Electroencephalographic changes accompanying thyroid deficiency in man.


The physiologic accelerometers.

The physiologic accelerometers.


The problem of typhoid relapse.

The problem of typhoid relapse.


Some demographic, social and economic factors of the polar regions.


On standardisation of the vestibular examination.


Adolescent outpatient mental health services.


Statistics show a shift from child guidance.


Who is revolving the open door?

Who is revolving the open door?


Professionally practicing profitably.

Professionally practicing profitably.


Fluid and electrolyte balance.

Fluid and electrolyte balance.


Habilitation of patients with congenital malformations associated with thalidomide: psychiatric and psychological aspects. Nearly 100 cases of congenital malformations associated with thalidomide ingestion by the mother have been reported in Canada to the Department of National Health and Welfare. Depression and selfcastigation have been the specific psychiatric reactions noted, particularly in the mother. In most cases it is preferable psychologically for the parents and the child if the child is kept at home rather than placed in an institution. Parents should be fully informed concerning the child's prognosis for future development. Most of the children followed up for about two years showed no intelligence defects. A prosthesis, if required, should be applied early (at three to six months) so that it may become a part of the child's body-image, but it should not interfere with play activities. Assessment by a psychiatrist and a psychologist is indicated at about six months.


Tissue distribution, kinetics, and biologic half-life of Mg28 in the dog.


Cysts and tumors of the mediastinum.

Cysts and tumors of the mediastinum.


Concurrent treatment groups of mothers and children.


Fallout surveillance.

Fallout surveillance.


On the Morgan-Elson reaction.

On the Morgan-Elson reaction.


The effect of hydroxylysine on ascites cell growth in vitro.


The effect of prior incubation with glycyl-L-alanine on the uptake of peptides by Lactobacillus casei.


A method for the preparation of permanent slides from cell culture cells grown in plastic vessels.


Electrophoresis of synthetic hydroxyapatite.


Ototoxicity of neomycin and other antibiotics.


An approach to the physiological and anatomic diagnosis of obstructive disease of the left ventricular outflow tract.


The effect of actin on the magnesium-activated adenosine triphosphatase of heavy meromyosin.


The etiology, symptoms, and treatment of urethral strictures in male children.


Urinary incontinence.

Urinary incontinence.


Urologic complications of surgery.

Urologic complications of surgery.


Structural and histochemical observations of liver and kidney in Aleutian disease of mink.


Transplantation of the cornea.

Transplantation of the cornea.


Action of nicotine on coronary vascular resistance in dogs.


Observations on the second heart sound following surgical closure of ventricular septal defects.


Nursing outlook, 1953-1963.

Nursing outlook, 1953-1963.


A preliminary study of phenoxypropazine in the treatment of depression.


Effect of treatment of hypothyroidism on circulatory response to adrenaline.


Some considerations regarding the value of anticoagulants in acute myocardial infarction.


Infrared studies of the interaction of weak acid anions with hydroxyapatite.


Adrenal medullary response to insulin hypoglycemia in hypothyoid patients.


Adrenergic blockade and thyrotoxicosis.

Adrenergic blockade and thyrotoxicosis.


Medical treatment of peptic ulcer.

Medical treatment of peptic ulcer.


Never too late for intellectual pursuits.


Social status and aging.

Social status and aging.


Lack of pectic enzyme production by non-pathogenic species of Verticillium.


Anterior tibial syndrome following aortography and associated with septicaemia.


The influence of age on wound healing.

The influence of age on wound healing.


A controlled trial of cavodil (pheniprazine) in depression.


Propiomazine hydrochloride in preanesthetic medication.


Experiences with psychological testing.

Experiences with psychological testing.


Effects of continuous and intermittent renal ischemia on renal function.


Production of pectic enzymes by pathogenic and non-pathogenic species of Verticillium.


Industrial lunches and public health.

Industrial lunches and public health.


Insulin-like activity in serum during pregnancy.


The place of electrical resuscitation of the heart.


Studies on pig diets containing different amounts of linoleic acid.


Steady-state diffusing capacity determined by a simplified method.


Prevention of ovarian cyst formation by ethamoxytriphetol (MER-25).


Unusual manifestations of pheochromocytoma.


Bacterial pyrogen in diagnosis of pyelonephritis.


Presentation and diagnosis of chronic pyelonephritis.


Hyperbaric oxygenation and mechlorethamine effectiveness.


Probable factors in congenital skin defect.


The circling operations.

The circling operations.


Neurologic examination of the patient with low back and lower extremity pain.


Bedsores.

Bedsores.


Orthotic devices ofr patients with chronic physical handicap.


Conservative management of trophic skin changes in lower extremity amputees.


We used built-ins to build our clutter.

We used built-ins to build our clutter.


Some observations on asbestosis.

Some observations on asbestosis.


Use of developmental charts in teaching well child care.


Use of developmental charts in teaching well-child care.


Relative levels of citric and lactic acids in certain mineralized tussues.


Echinococcus cyst of the spleen occurring in Oregon.


The first miotic.

The first miotic.


Technics and results of salpingostomy

Technics and results of salpingostomy


Histamine and cold adaptation.

Histamine and cold adaptation.


Secretion and activity of histamine and serotonin during cold adaptation.


Local adaptation to cold of Gaspe fishermen.


The cold pressor test in mental patients during tranquilizer therapy.


The life and times of Alexis St-Martin.

The life and times of Alexis St-Martin.


Action of isothiocyanates on germinating plants.


Graft selection for tympanoplasty.

Graft selection for tympanoplasty.


The treatment of baldness with homologous punch grafts.


Soft tissue radiography of the axilla in cancer of the breast.


Thematic and cognitive responses of good premorbid schizophrenics to cues of nurturance and rejection.


Patterns of perceptual and motor organization.


Peripheral tissue adaptation to cold.

Peripheral tissue adaptation to cold.


The heart in rheumatoid arthritis (rheumatoid disease). A clinical and pathological study of sixty-two cases.


Renal function in water snakes.

Renal function in water snakes.


Effect of dietary regimen on cessation of intestinal absorption of large molecules (closure) in the neonatal pig and lamb.


Bone lesions in leprosy.

Bone lesions in leprosy.


The ascertainment of malformations.

The ascertainment of malformations.


Short-term changes in the incidence of malformations.


Recent trends in the management of hypertension.


Incidence of malformations following influenza epidemics.


The case against routine scalene node biopsy in bronchial carcinoma.


Management of severe atopic dermatitis.

Management of severe atopic dermatitis.


Drug therapy of asthma.

Drug therapy of asthma.


Inspiration from abroad.

Inspiration from abroad.


Self-purification of fresh water streams as affected by temperature and by the content of oxygen, nitrogen and other substances.


Evolution and practice of obstetrics and gynecology in the Soviet Union.


Sickle cell-hemoglobin C crisis precipitation by fever therapy. Case report.


Mould and prosthetic arthroplasties of the hip.


Readable writing.

Readable writing.


Phocomelia and internal defects due to thalidomide.


Trochlear nerve palsy following spinal anesthesia, a case report.


Inactivation of the skin-sensitizing antibodies of human allergy by thiols.


Sleep paralysis.

Sleep paralysis.


Molecular biology, eugenics and euphenics.


Laryngic descriptive discrepancy.

Laryngic descriptive discrepancy.


Methodology and patterns of research in air-craft accidents.


Chromatography on paper impregnated with ion-exchange resins. VII. Ion exchange with organic solvents.


Ultrastructure of the hypothalamo-neurohypo-physial system in teleost fishes and isolation of hormonecontaining granules from the neurohypophysis of the cod (Gadus morrhua).


The doctor, abortion, and the law.

The doctor, abortion, and the law.


Vitamin-C deficiency and ulceration of face.


Treatment of clostridial infection with hyperbaric oxygen drenaching.


Acid-base studies in experimental circulatory arrest.


An analysis of interference between active polioviruses types 1 and 2 in HeLa cells.


Genetic recombination with poliovirus type 1. Studies of crosses between a normal horse serum-resistant mutant and several guanidine-resistant mutants of the same strain.


Production of transplantable hepatomas by intrasplenic implantation of normal liver in the mouse.


The relation of mucoproteins to acid mucopolysaccharides in the blood and urine of healthy subjects.


Legislation--litigation-prophylaxis.

Legislation--litigation-prophylaxis.


The pathway of degradation of inosinic acid in bovine skeletal muscle.


Sucrose diet and biliary cholate excretion in rats: with note on procedure for cholate determination.


2-phenylethyl-2-C14 iodide from the irradiation of 2-phenylethyl-1-C14 iodide with cobalt-60 gamma rays.


Primary malignant bone tumors in general practice.


The routine roentgen examination of the abdomen.


Biochemical studies on wester ring spot virus.


Renal disease in diabetes mellitus.

Renal disease in diabetes mellitus.


The toxicity and thermostability of Formosan snake venoms.


Anatomy of the equine limbs.

Anatomy of the equine limbs.


Malignant lymphoma of the ovary.

Malignant lymphoma of the ovary.


The biological activity of di-alpha-tocopherone.


Chronic diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis and rheumatoid arthritis.


Intranasal vaccination with attenuated measles virus.


Purification and properties of dioldehydrase, and enzyme requiring a cobamide coenzyme.


Life history of Heterobilharzia americana Price 1929, a schistosome of the raccoon and other mammals in southeastern United States.


Susceptibility of mammalian hosts to experimental infection with Heterobilharzia americana.


Clinical study on neurosyphilis.

Clinical study on neurosyphilis.


Kinetics of chlorination of phenolchlorophenolic tastes and odors.


Motorcycle accidents to male teenagers: a contemporary epidemic.


Electron microscopy of Wallerian degeneration.


Some comments on the history of mathematical models in the study of human behavior.


Trichomonads from poikilotherms: nutritional and physiological notes.


Role of mesenteric lymphatic system in water absorption from rat intestine in vitro.


Zone electrophoresis of wheat gluten on polyacrylamide gels.


Geographic pathology of arteriosclerosis: a study of the "critical level" of dietary fat as related to myocardial infarction in Koreans.


Antigen-antibody reaction in the pathogenesis of bilateral renal cortical necrosis. In the presence of reticuloendothelial blockade, the intravenous injection of a protein antigen into specifically immunized rabbits or the infusion of soluble immune complexes into normal animals has been shown to result in the production of bilateral renal cortical necrosis. The similarity in the pathogenesis of this lesion and that seen in the classical generalized Shwartzman reaction produced by bacterial endotoxins is indicated by (a) the failure of both lesions to develop in animals pretreated with large doses of heparin, (b) by the finding of "heparin-precipitable fibrinogen" in the circulation, and (c) by the presence of massive fibrin deposits within the glomerular capillaries. These findings indicate that antigen-antibody reactions in vivo are capable of activating the blood coagulation system and that the mode of action of bacterial endotoxins may have an immunological basis.


Immunohistochemical demonstration of the reticuloendothelial clearance of circulating fibrin aggregates. In rabbits given an intravenous infusion of thrombin or an injection of endotoxin, immunohistochemical examination of the tissues, using conjugated antiserum against rabbit fibrin, showed bright intracytoplasmic staining in many of the phagocytic cells of the liver and spleen. In normal rabbits as well as in animals injected with large doses of heparin prior to thrombin or endotoxin administration, no such intracellular staining was observed. The findings of this study substantiate the hypothesis that fibrin aggregates formed in the circulating blood during low grade intravascular coagulation are largely removed by the reticuloendothelial system.


Influence of a preference for analytic categorization upon concept acquisition.


Non-functioning adrenal cortical carcinoma. A case report.


Vesical foreign bodies I have known.

Vesical foreign bodies I have known.


The application of gel filtration to the measurement of the binding of phenol red by human serum proteins.


Thymus deoxyribonucleoprotein. IV. Thermal denaturation.


On the mechanism of enzyme action. 74. Conformational changes in trypsin upon acetylation in aqueous buffers and dimethyl sulfoxide.


An adjustable walking-platform.

An adjustable walking-platform.


The intraosseus arterial pattern of the carpal lunate bone and its relation to avascular necrosis.


Recognition of family-group health problems by public health nurses.


Pain following pseudarthrosis of the hip-joint.


Crystalline inclusions in Colladonus montanus (Van Duzee), a vector of Western X-disease virus.


Freedom from cerebral vascular accidents during drug-induced blood pressure reduction in "benign" hypertensive disease.


Study of a family possessing hemoglobin C, classical thalassemia and the abnormal minor hemoglobin component A2.


An unusual case of pneumonia in a child.


Conditioning of a free operant response in planaria. The response of breaking a photoelectric cell beam was automatically recorded and reinforced. Termination of an intense light was the reinforcement in an escape conditioning situation. The rate of response for the experimental subjects was significantly different from that of controls matched for equivalent changes in light intensity.


Experimental factors influencing hepatic metastases. XII. Effect of increased arterial blood flow.


Renal homotransplantation in puppies.

Renal homotransplantation in puppies.


Histological typing of lung cancers in Hong Kong.


Pyloric stenosis in fraternal twins.

Pyloric stenosis in fraternal twins.


Ambulatory service.

Ambulatory service.


Effects of x-irradiation on phospholipid metabolism. I. Investigation of P32 uptake into individual liver and spleen phosphatides of normal and irradiated mice.


The uptake of P32 by liver phosphatides of ehrlich ascites tumor-bearing mice.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in Taiwan.


The hemodynamic effects of isoproterenol on pulmonary hypertension in man.


Species differences and structural requirements for melanocyte-stimulating activity of melanocyte-stimulating hormones.


On the mechanism of sodium hydroxide modification of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone.


Melanocyte-stimulating hormones from sheep pituitary glands.


Choosing among confusably distributed stimuli with specified likelihood ratios.


An approach to the diagnosis and management of peripheral arterial disease.


A vehicle for use as an audiology unit.

A vehicle for use as an audiology unit.


Innocent murmurs.

Innocent murmurs.


Anomalous origin of the left coronary artery arising from the pulmonary artery in an infant: report of a case.


Role of manganese and vitamin E deficiency in mouse paralysis.


The application of computers to medical and veterinary science. Electronic computers in relation to veterinary science.


Photosynthetic phosphorylation in mitochondria free chloroplast suspensions from leaves of Vicia faba L.


Geriatric implications of the medical revolution: a biologic Pandora's box.


Road accidents.

Road accidents.


Effect of thyroid hormone on human serum ribonuclease.


Scalene node biopsy in bronchial carcinoma.


The capitation fee.

The capitation fee.


Amenity and private pay beds.

Amenity and private pay beds.


A preliminary analysis of research into general practice.


Descending ocular myopathy.

Descending ocular myopathy.


Tranylcypromine.

Tranylcypromine.


The effects in vitro of 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine hydrochloride (sernyl) on oxidation by liver homogenates and mitochondria of rat.


The chemical pathology of lipidoses and leukodystrophies.


A study of the beta-adrenergic receptors in rat kidnevs. Dichloroisoprenaline (1 mg), injected intramuscularly into the rat, retarded the elimination of water and retained sodium, depressing both glomerular filtration rate and renal blood flow. A dose of 4 mg had a similar but more intense action. These actions of dichloroisoprenaline resembled those of 2 or 4 mug of (+/-)-isoprenaline given subcutaneously. Dichloroisoprenaline and (+/-)-isoprenaline summed in salt retaining effect but competed in renal vascular action. 2-Isopropylamino-1-naphth-2'-ylethanol hydrochloride (nethalide, 1 mg intramuscularly) was without action during water diuresis. A dose of 4 mg inhibited solely the excretion of water. Nethalide (1 mg) completely antagonized the antidiuretic and vascular actions of 2 mug of (+/-)-isoprenaline; antagonism of the salt retention caused by (+/-)-isoprenaline was less complete. A dose of 4 mg of nethalide antagonized both the salt retaining and the vascular actions of 4 mug of (+/-)-isoprenaline.


Review of yaws in St. Lucia five years after an eradication campaign.


Sharper separation of lipoprotein species by paper electrophoresis in albumin-containing buffer.


Current concepts in obstetrics and gynecology. Isoxsuprine in the prevention of abortion. Preliminary report.


Myocardial infarction in one of a pair of twenty-seven year old identical male twins.


Histology, histochemistry and electron microscopy of the transitional epithelium of the rat urinary bladder in response to induced physiological changes.


The application of diazotype color films to the production of projection slides of electron microscopic material.


Observations on the fine structure of rat interstitial tissue.


Place of the hospital in the care of the mentally subnormal.


The mammalian tunica vaginalis testis: its fine structure and function.


Electron microscopy of the rete testis of the rat.


The use of vaginal cytology in late pregnancy.


The relation between vaginal cytology and oestriol excretion in normal pregnancy.


Drug-induced hemolytic anemia.

Drug-induced hemolytic anemia.


Microfilaraemia in Surinamese living in Amsterdam.


Camping holidays for psychiatric patients.


Symposium: selection criteria for the training of psycho-analytic students.


Circulatory dynamics of cardiopulmonary bypass.


Assisted circulation. III. The effect of synchronized arterial counterpulsation on myocardial oxygen consumption and coronary flow.


Assisted circulation by veno-arterial by-pass.


Assisted circulation. II. The effect of heart rate on synchronized arterial counterpulsation.


View from the side of the table.

View from the side of the table.


Defibrillation by direct and alternating currents at normal and reduced temperatures.


Sperm transfer, storage, displacement, and utilization in Drosophila melanogaster.


Absence of rapid exchange component in a low-affinity carrier transport. A previous study showed that human red blood cells equilibrate much less rapidly with D-glucose at moderately high concentrations than with C(14)-glucose added after the net movement is completed. This had been predicted from a simple reversible mobile-carrier mediated-transport model system suggested by the net monosaccharide transport kinetics in these cells, but is also consistent with the more complex models proposed for certain active transport systems to account for elevation of tracer fluxes of even low-affinity "substrates" when their trans-concentration is raised. The simple model predicts, however, that with any sugar showing a much lower apparent affinity for the reactive sites, such as D-ribose, this phenomenon would not be observed, and tracer equilibration should proceed at approximately the same rate as net uptake. The latter expectation was confirmed experimentally by analyses of the ribose, or radioactivity, content of washed red cells sampled serially during incubation with ribose or C(14)-ribose in the appropriate mixtures. The tracer ribose movement showed no evidence of a relatively rapid exchange component. The relative rapidity of glucose tracer uptake into cells preloaded with ordinary glucose may therefore more readily be attributed simply to depression of tracer efflux by competition for the saturated reactive sites, than to any action of the trans-concentration on the influx by way of a coupled exchange process.


Early management of stroke.

Early management of stroke.


Sulfadimethoxine prophylaxis in paraplegic patients.


Cancer of the breast in Negroes.

Cancer of the breast in Negroes.


Results of early treatment in a case of spasm of the central retinal artery.


Estimation of cholesterol in serum by means of improved technics.


Hypothalamic angioma with panhypopituitarism.


Contributions of tissue culture to dentistry.


Homotransplantation of tooth buds.

Homotransplantation of tooth buds.


Contact interviews and the nurse interviewer.


The use of rapid simple pulmonary function tests as screening devices in the detection of chronic respiratory disease.


Ototoxicity of dihydrostreptomycin and combined preparations.


Progress in gynecology in the Philippines during the last twenty-five years.


The counting of naturally occurring radiocarbon in the form of benzene in a liquid scintillation counter.


Cation absorption by baker's yeast as a passive process.


The apex cardiogram in the study of the 2-OS interval.


Intrapericardial teratoma. Report of a case.


Cancer in North Wales.

Cancer in North Wales.


The role of the Army Health Nurse in clinics or dispensaries.


The creative production rates of present versus past generations of scientists.


Acquired aortic valvular stenosis. Its diagnosis by conventional radiological study.


Cardiac ventriculography. Transaortic catheter opacification of the left ventricle.


Sex differences in tasting P.T.C.

Sex differences in tasting P.T.C.


Choice of operative method in cases of retinal detachment.


Culture forms of Trypanosoma ranarum (Lankester, 1871). IV. Influence of pH upon development of cultures.


Freud, Zweig, and biography.

Freud, Zweig, and biography.


The pathology of globin synthesis.

The pathology of globin synthesis.


Distribution of sickle-cell hemoglobin in Saudi Arabia.


Treatment of sickle-cell anemia.

Treatment of sickle-cell anemia.


Nomenclature of abnormal hemoglobins.

Nomenclature of abnormal hemoglobins.


Some medical problems of immigration into Britain. Haemoglobinopathies.


Phenomenology and pathology of addiction.


Use of chorda tympani nerve in tympanoplasty. A case report.


Rapid differentiation of barbiturates in blood serum by thin-layer chromatography.


A comparative evaluation of temperature distributions produced by microwaves at 2,456 and 900 megacycles in geometrically complex specimens.


Heating patterns produced in specimens by microwaves of the frequency of 2.456 megacycles when applied with the "A", "B", and "C" directors.


The drama workshop.

The drama workshop.


Chromosome studies of persons with mongolism (Down's syndrome) born to young mothers.


The forelimb architecture of some fossorial rodents.


Respiration-dependent accumulation of inorganic phosphate and Ca ions by rat liver mitochondria.


Intermediate enzymatic factors in the coupling of phosphorylation to electron transport.


Central nervous effect of antidiabetic sulphonylurea compounds.


About the mechanism of myocardial necrosis induced by sodium phosphate and adrenal corticoid overdosage.


Repression of ornithine transcarbamoyltransferase of Bacillus subtilis.


The joint interview: an aid to psychotherapy and family stability.


Anarchy, dictatorship and democracy within the family, a biosocial hierarchy.


Effect of rheumatoid arthritis on the free amino groups of aminoacids and peptides in the synovial fluid.


A new class of chemotherapeutic agents orally effective against schistosomiasis japonica.


A studen looks at the psychosocial aspects of patient care.


Cataracts in asthmatics treated with corticosteroids.


Information processing organs, mathematical mappings and self-organizing systems.


The old age description in Ecclesiastes and its medical interpretation by Johann Heinrich Michaelis.


The in vitro production of antibody by delayed phase corneal limbal lymphoid foci. The intracorneal inoculation of a sufficient quantity of a soluble protein antigen into the eye of a rabbit produces a biphasic allergic reaction in that cornea. The earlier stage, characterized by a diffuse corneal clouding, is a manifestation of delayed hypersensitivity and is accompanied by a limbal infiltrate composed predominantly of lymphocytic-mononuclear elements. The later response, known as the Wessely Phenomenon, is a ring of opacification in the cornea which is visible in the gross. This reaction is dependent upon the presence of specific circulating antibodies and is therefore classified among the immediate types of hypersensitivity. It is accompanied by a dense limbal infiltration of plasma cells. Intervening between the two reactions is a period of several days during which the eye appears relatively normal. Explants containing large numbers of infiltrating lymphocytic-mononuclear elements were removed from the corneal-scleral junction of experimental eyes during the height of the delayed type hypersensitivity reaction and maintained in vitro in tissue culture. At a later date the overlay fluid in which the explants were maintained was shown to contain specific humoral antibodies, demonstrating the capability of cells present at a delayed reaction for the later production of antibodies. The possible linkage of the two modes of immune phenomena is discussed.


Use of group dynamics in the training and supervision of group therapists in a social agency.


Neurliemmomas of vagus nerve in the neck. A significant diagnostic sign.


Family attitudes and self concept in Vietnamese and U. S. children.


Deduction and discussion of the volumetric equation.


Diffuse loss of scalp hair in women.

Diffuse loss of scalp hair in women.


Spinal injuries in sports.

Spinal injuries in sports.


Biomechanics of ankle injuries in skiing as related to release binding.


Emergence of competence (for transformation) of three Hemophilus species in a chemically defined environment.


Complications of corneal grafting.

Complications of corneal grafting.


Cataracts and fractured hips.

Cataracts and fractured hips.


Inferior oblique muscle forceps.

Inferior oblique muscle forceps.


Large abdominal mass.

Large abdominal mass.


A physiological and behavioral approach to the study of group interaction.


Vomiting following spine fracture.

Vomiting following spine fracture.


Spleen grafts upon the heart: effect upon intercoronary blood flow.


The serotonin antagonist 1-methyl-D-lysergic acid butanolamine (UML-491) or methysergide ('Deseril'), its pharmacodynamics and effects on 'migraine type' vascular headaches.


Psychiatric findings of the Stirling Country Study.


A method for the comparison of the fate of intravascular tumor-cell emboli in vivo and in organ culture.


Erythrokinetic studies of the anemia of lead poisoning.


Influence of stress on alcohol intoxication in rats.


Induction of lysogenic bacteria as a method of detecting potential antitumour agents.


Roentgenologic evaluation of normal pulmonary arteries in children.


Prognostic significance of the maximal breathing capacity in cardiopulmonary diseases.


Amblyopia associated with congenital cataract.


Concepts of corrective therapy in physical education and therapeutic practice.


Amblyopia associated with cogenital cataract.


The metabolism of cysteine sulfinic acid in Escherichia coli.


Thiabendazole tested against the gastro-intestinal nematodes of British farm animals (excluding sheep).


Are we communicating?

Are we communicating?


Fibrocystic disease of the breast.

Fibrocystic disease of the breast.


Endocrine dysfunction as a consequence of occult malignancy.


Symposium: the value of perimetry as a diagnostic aid. Examination methods.


Long acting DBI in treatment of unstable adult diabetes.


Anatgonism of guanethidine by imipramine.


Merits of reducing high blood-pressure.

Merits of reducing high blood-pressure.


Lipid storage disorders of the central nervous system.


Treatment of depression--2.

Treatment of depression--2.


The treatment of mania by thioproperazine (Majeptil). A preliminary report.


Treatment of depression. I.

Treatment of depression. I.


Saskatchewan's great confidence game.

Saskatchewan's great confidence game.


The assessment of nutritional status in man: chairman's opening remarks.


Screening data from the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center screening laboratories. X. Cell culture cytotoxicity tests.


Screening data from the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center screening laboratories. XI.


Screening data from the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center screening laboratories. XII.


Asymptomatic cat scratch disease.

Asymptomatic cat scratch disease.


Medical aspects of a sports program.

Medical aspects of a sports program.


An antihaemophilic globulin (factor VIII) inhibitor: purification, characterization and reaction kinetics.


Review of the available literature on the larynx for 1961.


Water and electrolyte metabolism in the heat.


Chemical assays of transplantation antigens.


Tissue fractionation studies. 16. Intracellular distribution and properties of alpha-glucosidases in rat liver.


An automatic paper folder.

An automatic paper folder.


An electrothermal stimulator for sensory tests.


An instrument to aid in passing a string into the stomach.


Hyperlipemia accompanied by a lipoprotein of high electrophoretic mobility in rooks.


Role of photochromogens in tuberculosis.


Decrease of haem a content in the heart muscle of copper-deficient swine.


Electronic delocalization and biochemical evolution.


Antibodies against pleuropneumonia-like organisms in patients with salpingitis.


Effect upon the analgesic action of reserpine of central nervous system stimulants and drugs affecting the metabolism of catechol- and indole-amines.


Dependency in married alcoholics.

Dependency in married alcoholics.


The relation between money and services.


Recent advances in the physiology of acquired heart disease.


The lacrimal system.

The lacrimal system.


The orbit.

The orbit.


Effect of BCG infection on leukemia and polyoma in mice and hamsters.


The condensation of anthranilic acid with S-methyl-2-thiohydantoin.


Methods of altering nitrogen mustard toxicity in dogs. I. Spleen and mesenteric artery exclusion.


Autogenous ascitic infusion in the management of the cirrhotic surgical patient.


Amputation for arteriosclerosis obliterans.


Lateral pancreaticojejunostomy.

Lateral pancreaticojejunostomy.


Aetiology of vesico-ureteric reflux.

Aetiology of vesico-ureteric reflux.


Paroxysmal ventricular arrhythmia, seizures and electrolyte disturbance syndrome.


Cerebral cortex: a sensorimotor amalgam in the marsupiala. In the cerebral cortex of the opossum and the wallaby there Is a complete and coincident overlap of the sensory and the motor representations of the body. Within this sensorimotor area It is not possible to draw the line which in other mammals separates a primarily sensory area from a primarily motor area.


Glutamic oxalacetic transaminase and lactic dehydrogenase in pregnancy. III. Enzyme activity in the newborn infant.


The hypertensive diabetic kidney as a model of the so-called collagen diseases. Study of the renal vascular lesions of maturity diabetes with new staining methods shows that the fibrinous deposits in the vessel walls change to an acellular amorphous material staining as collagen. This pseudo-collagen is so clearly the end-result of an escape of plasmatic substances that a similar deposition may well follow the other forms of plasmatic vasculosis, hypertensive, static or hyperergic, this last being the probable basis of the so-called collagen diseases.


Studies on the character and staining of fibrin.


Advertisement and the medical profession.


Metabolism of acetate, propionate and butyrate by sheep-liver slices.


Possible glucogenicity of butyrate in sheep.


Fluoridated water and the skeletal uptake of Sr85 and Ca45 by young rats.


Some effects of parathyroid hormone on the metabolism of Sr85 and Ca45 by embryonic chick bone cultured in vitro.


Increased iodine in milk as a countermeasure for iodine-131.


Quantitative study on interactions of cellular grafts in mouse radiation chimaeras.


The requirements for tolerance induction in cell-grafts from adult donors.


Prolonged survival of syngeneic male skin grafts in parous C57B1 mice.


Two-step transplantation therapy in lethally irradiated mice.


General practice and medical eaching in North America.


Observations on idiopathic proctitis.

Observations on idiopathic proctitis. This paper presents the natural history of idiopathic proctitis and concludes that this disease and idiopathic procto-colitis are two manifestations of one disease differing only in the extent of the colon involved.


A double blind controlled trial of prednisolone-21-phosphate suppositories in the treatment of idiopathic proctitis. A double blind trial of prednisolone suppositories in out-patients with idiopathic proctitis is reported. Significant improvement was noted. When prednisolone suppositories were given after the patient had already used suppositories of base alone for three weeks the active treatment was no longer so effective.


A long-chain fatty acid acyl-coA synthetase in Bacillus megaterium.


Understanding language without ability to speak: a case report.


Serologic responses to para-influenza viruses in patients with mumps virus injection.


The prophylactic efficacy of adenovirus vacvines.


Induction of labour.

Induction of labour.


Genital self-mutilation in acute mania.

Genital self-mutilation in acute mania.


A suction tube instrument to remove foreign bodies from the tracheobronchial tree.


The diagnostic value of muscle biopsy in rheumatoid arthritis.


Single umbilical artery: incidence, clinical significance and relation to autosomal trisomy. In a study of 2500 consecutive births at the Women's Pavilion, Winnipeg General Hospital, a single umbilical artery was found to be present in 0.2% of all births. This is considerably less than the incidence of 1% of all births quoted in the literature. We believe the lower figure more representative of the true incidence. The association of a single umbilical artery with multiple congenital malformations is confirmed, and in addition there appears to be a significant association of late maternal age and low birth weight in the group in which a single umbilical artery was found. The finding of a single umbilical artery in three of six cases of autosomal trisomy is noted. Routine examination of the cord in all births is indicated, and the presence of a single umbilical artery should alert the physician to the possibility of the presence of congenital malformation which may not be clinically evident on ordinary examination of the newborn infant.


Coexistence of three acute abdominal disorders. Report of one case.


Adjustable retractor blades.

Adjustable retractor blades.


Aircraft accident potential related to pilot age at time of graduation.


Veneral disease control in the twentieth century.


Counter-current distributions of renin substrate and serum proteins in polyethylene glycol-salt systems.


Changes in the distribution of enzyme activity in the regenerating hydra.


Clinical pharmacologic observations of the effects of ajmaline in chronic atrial fibrillation.


The effect of radiation on the lymph and on the lymph vessels.


Acute gastrojejunocolic fistula following subtotal gastrectomy for gastric ulcer. Case report.


Fatal non-rheumatic myocarditis. A report of two cases.


Clinical observations on methyclothiazide alone and with deserpidine in the treatment of hypertension.


Effects of glucocorticoid administration on the incorporation of labelled amino acids into protein by cell-free rat-liver systems.


Studies on a case of cretinism due to thyroidal dysgenesis.


Use of the Cornell Index in screening for socially inadequate men.


A clinical evaluation of the antiarrhythmic properties of antazoline.


The influence of the hypothalamus on gastric hydrochloric acid secretion.


Hypothalamic influence on gastric, mesenteric blood flow.


2-Hydroxy derivatives of some biologically active 6-(substituted) purines.


Preparing teachers for health education.


Studies on parabiotic union of normal and tolerant DBA/2 and BALB/c mice.


The determination of calcium in heavy magnesium carbonate using glyoxal bis (2-hydroxyanil).


Effect of sodium restriction and experimental nephrosis on tissue spaces and tissue sodium distribution in the rat.


Effect of epinephrine on phosphorylase and glycogen levels in the rat uterus.


Effect of histamine and serotonin in stimulating phosphorylase activity in the rat uterus.


A structural transformation in bovine and human plasma albumins in alkaline solution as revealed by rotatory dispersion studies.


Assay of insulin-like activity with rat epididymal fat pad.


A semi-automatic determination of protein-bound iodine.


Aspirin and gastrointestinal blood loss.


Some physicochemical and biological properties of pH5-protein.


Enzymes in the uterine and cervical fluid and in certain related tissues and body fluids of the rabbit.


Center for creative nursing.

Center for creative nursing.


Effects of divided doses of x-ray on mortality and hematology of small and large domestic animals.


The quantitative variation of serum proteins. Electrophoretic studies of twin materials.


Oxygen tension of the urine and renal structures. Preliminary report of clinical findings.


The influence of solubility on the rate of gastrointestinal absorption of aspirin.


The late postoperative aspiration syndrome.


Skin test evaluation: fundamentals of clinical allergy.


Anti-inflammatory agents in ophthalmology.


The Peace Corps: a historical note on a new challenge to psychiatry.


Evaluation of the influence of T.H.A.M. on intraocular pressure.


Psycho-anatomy of a disaster: a long term study of post-traumatic neuroses in survivors of a marine explosion.


Chemotherapy studies of mammary tumors of C3H mice.


Use of nucleosides in resistance to 6-thioguanine.


Plastic prostheses in systemic-pulmonary artery shunts.


Electrocardiographic instrumentation.

Electrocardiographic instrumentation.


Porphyria as a problem in anaesthesia.

Porphyria as a problem in anaesthesia.


Superior mesenteric venous occlusion. A study using low molecular weight dextran to prevent infarction.


Massive gastrointestinal bleeding as a complication of open heart surgery in children. Report of two cases.


Effect of low molecular weight dextran on hemorrhagic shock.


Cystic fibrosis of the pancreas in the adult.


Influence of coprecipitation on quantitative estimations of ribonuclease activities by precipitation methods.


Studies on antibodies to human C'1-esterase.


A cystometric study of the function of the urinary bladder in prostatic patients.


Chromatographic resolution of the first component of human complement into three activities. A euglobulin fraction of human C'1 has been chromatographically resolved into three distinct activities, designated C'1q, C'1r, and C'1s, in the order of their elution from DEAE cellulose. All three of these activities have been shown to participate in various hemolytic reactions requiring C'1, including the cold phase of the Donath-Landsteiner reaction, and to be necessary for generation of C'1 esterase. C'1q was identical with a previously described serum protein implicated in a very early step of complement action and designated the 11S component on the basis of its sedimentation constant. C'1r could not be related to a known complement activity and has been presented as a new component. C'1s, on the basis of chromatographic evidence, was identified with C'1 proesterase. Methods of assay of these components of C'1 have been presented. The significance of C'1q, C'1r, and C'1s in generation of C'1 esterase and the central role of this enzyme in reactions involving C'1, C'4, and C'2 have been discussed.


Metabolism of tryptophan in cancer of various sites.


Drug treatment of chronic bronchitis.

Drug treatment of chronic bronchitis.


The present status of the treatment of tuberculosis of the central nervous system.


Metabolic effects of tetracycline.

Metabolic effects of tetracycline.


Prophylaxis in patients receiving adrenal steroid therapy.


The circulatory dynamics in coronary thrombosis.


Principles of pressure measurements.

Principles of pressure measurements.


Questions of validity raised by an adjective check list technique.


Hypothyroidism: physiology and treatment.


Cytologic findings in progression of anaplasia (dysplasia) to carcinoma in situ: a progress report.


The structure of the DNA-acridine complex.


Bovine mastitis due to dwarf-colony variants of Staphylococcus aureus.


James D. CASE, 1928-1961.

James D. CASE, 1928-1961.


Hemagglutination with reoviruses.

Hemagglutination with reoviruses.


Infections with reoviruses.

Infections with reoviruses.


Virological studies of summer exanthems.


Coxsackie A9 myocarditis in adult mice.

Coxsackie A9 myocarditis in adult mice.


Heparin suppression of gastric acid secretion.


Mental health of the aging population in relation to social security benefits.


Biological activities of the 2-acetofuran derivative of 16alpha, 17alpha-dihydroxyprogesterone.


Narcotics analysis--a simple approach.

Narcotics analysis--a simple approach.


The cohesive small group in the treatment of chronic schizophrenia.


The American community looks at civil defense.


Case report: infectious mononucleosis with associated encephalopathy.


Prolonged apnea following the use of succinylcholine.


5-hydroxytryptamine and noradrenaline levels in brain of mice after nialamide, Ro-4-1530 and Ro-4-2308.


Hashimoto's disease and carcinoma of the thyroid.


Experimental studies on profound hypothermia induced and reverted with a pump oxygenator.


Studies on tolerance to prolonged deep hypothermia.


Radiosensitivity of rapidly dividing cells.


Immunochemical study of rabbit gamma-globulin allotypes.


An unknown portrait--Rokitansky as Rector of Vienna University (Carl von ROKITANSKY).


Immunochemical study of antigenic specificity in delayed hypersensitivity. II. Delayed hypersensitivity to polytyrosine-azobenzenearsonate and its suppression by haptens. Delayed hypersensitivity in guinea pigs was produced by immunization. with a conjugate prepared by coupling diazotized arsanilic acid to polytyrosine. The resulting sensitivity could be demonstrated by skin test with conjugates prepared from a wide variety of tyrosine-containing proteins. Definite but smaller degrees of sensitivity could be induced with conjugates of proteins containing little or no tyrosine. The apparent absence of carrier-specificity is considered to be due to the narrowed range of immunologic response produced by immunization with polytyrosine-azobenzenearsonate. Injections of the hapten N-acetyltyrosine-azobenzenearsonate was found to suppress completely the delayed reaction attributable to the tyrosine-azobenzenearsonate group. The same hapten was only slightly effective in suppressing reactions in guinea pigs immunized with guinea pig serum albumin-azobenzenearsonate, suggesting that a broader range of specificities is involved with such antigens. Confirmation of such increased range of specificity attributable to antigenic determinants contributed by the carrier protein was obtained by desensitization studies with N-acetyltyrosine-azobenzenearsonate and guinea pig serum albumin-azobenzoate. While separately these materials produced only a slight decrease in skin reactivity to guinea pig serum albumin-azobenzenearsonate, the combination was found to give almost complete suppression.


The treatment of inflammatory disorders of the external eye.


Mercapto group content and denaturation of beta-lactoglobulin.


The antianginal properties of a new porphyrin complex.


The effect of climate and environment on the cardiovascular system.


Heart rate changes in the newborn during the first hour of life.


Electroencephalography in paediatric neurology.


The performance and capability of mechanical aerators in activated sludge processing.


An eclectic approach to psychotherapy--is it desirable or necessary?


The organization man in psychiatry.

The organization man in psychiatry.


Parkinsonism-dementia complex. Epidemiological considerations in the Chamorros of the Mariana Islands and California.


Aerosols-principles and progress.

Aerosols-principles and progress.


Experimental arousal of achievement motivation in adolescent girls.


Preliminary clinical experience with trimethylcolchicinic acid methyl ether d-tartrate (TMCA) in various malignancies.


Autoimmune disease and related disorders.


General practice today and tomorrow. II. Basic concepts of premises.


General practice today and tomorrow. III. The adaptation of existing buildings for the general practitioner.


General practice today and tomorrow. IV. The siting and planning of new premises.


General practice today and tomorrow. VI. Finishes for new premises.


General practice today and tomorrow. V. The servicing of new premises.


A locus minoris resistentiae in teaching psychiatry to medical students.


Management of flail chest.

Management of flail chest.


Regulation of early reactions in the biosynthesis of tryptophan in Neurospora crassa. Lester, Gabriel (Reed College, Portland, Ore.). Regulation of early reactions in the biosynthesis of tryptophan in Neurospora crassa. J. Bacteriol. 85:468-475. 1963.-The regulation of the biosynthesis of tryptophan was examined in Neurospora crassa, strain ylo-tryp-la, which accumulates anthranil compounds. The block in this strain appeared to be in the conversion of 1-(o-carboxyphenylamino)-1-deoxyribulose-5-phosphate to indole-3-glycerol phosphate, since the dephosphorylated form of the former compound, the anthranilic ribonucleoside, and the anthranilic acid were found. Cells cultured on levels of l-tryptophan greater than 0.1 mumole per ml were almost devoid of anthranilate-synthesizing activity, whereas cells cultured on low levels of tryptophan (e.g., 0.025 mumole/ml) could produce anthranilate at a rate of 125 mmumoles per mg (dry wt) per hr. A repressive effect was also caused by d-, 5-methyl-dl-, and 6-methyl-dl-tryptophan, but none of these compounds was as effective a repressor as l-tryptophan. Neither 4-methyl-dl-tryptophan, tryptamine, nor indole-3-acetic acid repressed the formation of anthranilate-synthesizing activity. Preformed activity was strongly inhibited by l-tryptophan, and to a lesser extent by 4-, 5-, and 6-methyl-dl-tryptophan; d-tryptophan, tryptamine, or indole-3-acetic acid did not inhibit preformed anthranilate-synthesizing activity. These results are indicative of the operation of repression and feedback-inhibition mechanisms early in the biosynthetic sequence leading to tryptophan. The relation of these results to those concerned with other aspects of tryptophan biosynthesis is discussed.


A new therapeutic approach to unconjugated hyperbilirubinaemia.


Intestinal absorption of bile pigments. II. Bilirubin absorption in man.


The use of the biomicroscope in contact lens fitting.


Intestinal absorption of bile pigments. I. The enterohepatic circulation of bilirubin in the rat.


Effects of single and repeated exposures of humans and rats to vinyl chloride.


Studies in efficiency: verbal conditioning as a function of degree of task centering.


A factor analysis of readiness tests.

A factor analysis of readiness tests.


The Rehabilitation Institute of Montreal. I.


Visual-motor capacities and ocular efficiency in reading.


The hyperbaric chamber.

The hyperbaric chamber.


Automation in the dispensing of drugs. II.


Planning for rehabilitation. II.

Planning for rehabilitation. II.


Evaluation of a hospital disaster plan.

Evaluation of a hospital disaster plan.


Automation in the dispensing of drugs. 1.


Evaluation of a hospital disaster plan. 2. A general critique of a disaster drill.


Planning for rehabilitation. III.

Planning for rehabilitation. III.


Compensation of radiologists.

Compensation of radiologists.


The urinary sediment in renal disease.

The urinary sediment in renal disease.


An unusual case of chondromyxoid fibroma of bone.


Diagnosis and treatment of sprained ankle.


Preparation of antigens and vaccines against gas gangrene.


Cancer of the gallbladder.

Cancer of the gallbladder.


Office Cancer Detection Center.

Office Cancer Detection Center.


An evaluation of the Sanborn cell counter.


Cancer of the thyroid.

Cancer of the thyroid.


The use of gastrostomy in surgery.

The use of gastrostomy in surgery.


Differential diagnosis of chronic leg ulcers.


Cytological and cytochemical alterations in the respiratory tract of mice after exposure to cigarette smoke, influenza virus, and both.


Autosomal trisomy syndromes.

Autosomal trisomy syndromes.


Trigeminal neuralgia due to a foreign body. Report of a case.


The apparent first dissociation constant (pK'-1) of carbonic acid in saliva.


White room coating systems.

White room coating systems.


Aspects of the chemical control of respiration.


A classification of congenital heart disease based on the pathologic complex.


Antibiotic growth stimulation.

Antibiotic growth stimulation.


Premature narrowing or closure of the foramen ovale.


Ultrasonic cleaning of cardiopulmonary bypass and hypothermia equipment.


En masse reduction of strangulated hernia.


Coccidioidomycosis: persistent pulmonary lesion, solitary "disseminated" lesion of face, occupational aspects.


Studies in neurocirculatory asthenia (Da Costa's syndrome). I. Variations with regard to symptoms and some pathophysiological signs.


Studies in neurocirculatory asthenia. III. On the etiology and pathogenesis of signs in the work test and orthostatic test.


Edalogy: a study of ethnic diseases.

Edalogy: a study of ethnic diseases.


Significance of role playing in the aged person.


Fatty acid composition of plasma and liver lipid components as influenced by dietary protein and cholesterol in growing chicks.


Lipid changes in plasma, alpha lipoproteins, liver and aorta of chicks fed different fats.


An evaluation of an immunochemical and a polyanion precipitation method for the quantitative analysis of beta-liproteins.


Plasma and liver lipids, fecal bile acid and sterol excretion of rats fed pectin and saponin.


Influence of orally administered antibiotics on growth and plasma lipid levels of growing chicks.


Effect of orally and parenterally administered neomycin on plasma lipids of human subjects.


The role of plastic surgery in the medical school curriculum.


An aromatic diazonium compound in the mushroom Agaricus bisporus.


Properties and distribution of glutamine synthetase in the southern armyworm, Prodenia eridania.


Principles of Gestalttherapy in relation to hypnotherapy.


GP pathology museum. 1. Aorta valve pathology.


Cardiac aneurysm.

Cardiac aneurysm.


Clinico-pathological demonstrations in general practice. 1. Coronary heart disease and myxoedema.


An unusual gastric condition.

An unusual gastric condition.


The collagen content of the normal and atherosclerotic human aortic intima.


The effect of lathyrogenic compounds on the glycogen content of the chick embryo liver.


A new roentgenologic sign of right aortic arch.


The clinical significance of duodenal diverticula.


Current concepts in the surgical management of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Salaries of nurses in selected public health agencies--1962.


Role of exercise test in evaluation of cardiac patients. Report of the Seattle Cardiac Work Evaluation Clinic.


Influence of microorganisms on scurvy.

Influence of microorganisms on scurvy.


A plastic isolator for operating in a sterile environment.


The issue of control in therapy with character problem adolescents.


The effectiveness of feararousing movies in motivating preventive health measures.


An evaluation of the hand keratoscope as a diagnostic instrument for corneal astigmatism. II.


Renal vein thrombosis: review of clinical syndrome and case report.


Megaloblastic anemia coexistent with benign pyloric stenosis.


Treatment of pemphigus with corticosteroids. Results obtained in 46 patients over a period of 11 years.


Films for medical education.

Films for medical education.


Some metabolic and nutritional studies with germfree animals.


Polymyalgia rheumatica: a separate rheumatic entity?


Some facets of mediaeval Arabic pharmacology.


Progressive age-related increase in pituitary thyrotropin level and T/S iodide ratio in the rat.


Mediaeval Arabic physicians: their education and practice.


Fourteenth century Muslim medicine and the Hisba.


Transamidinase and glutaminase activity in kidney injury.


Urinary excretion of beta-amino isobutryic acid following surgical procedures.


Must there be conflict in an organization?


Insurance programs.

Insurance programs.


The pregnant uterus--external trauma and its consequences: annotated bibliography.


Sr90 in human bone (Denmark, 1958-1961).


Some aspects of the nomenclature of Arabic materia medica.


Radiologic Seminar. XII. Bsilar linear atelectasis.


Essential role of the nerve growth factor in the survival and maintenance of dissociated sensory and sympathetic embryonic nerve cells in vitro.


A simplified method of subtraction and its application to renal arteriography.


Treatment of malignant melanoma of the orbit with intra-arterial methotrexate.


Fructosaemia: an inborn error of fructose metabolism.


The incorporation of 8-azaguanine into soluble ribonucleic acid of Bacillus cereus.


Effects of octacosanol on chick comb growth.


Severe hypoglycemic reaction with chlorpropamide in therapeutic dosage.


Cleidocranial dysostosis.

Cleidocranial dysostosis.


Diffuse villonodular synovitis of the shoulder.


Some aspects of inhalation dose calculation from single exposures.


Chlorphentermine in the management of obesity.


Binding of thyroxine to human serum proteins.


The nature of psychiatric research with reflections on the research of Freud and Hughlings Jackson and on the limitations of statistics.


Clear media for the recovery of Pasteurella tularensis. Peptic digests of blood and hemoglobin were investigated as substitutes for the blood used in the preparation of glucose-cysteine-blood agar plating medium for the recovery of the virulent Schu strain of Pasteurella tularensis. Digest media so prepared were found to be satisfactory for the quantitative recovery of freshly grown cells but not for cells stored longer than several days. The addition of appropriate quantities of human plasma, bovine sera, or soluble starch rendered the digest media appropriate for use with stored cultures. The peptic digest-plasma (PDP) and peptic digest-starch (PDS) media were evaluated and found satisfactory for the quantitative recovery of P. tularensis Schu from freshly prepared and stored cultures, and from aerosols produced therefrom. With cultures stored longer than 6 weeks, the starch modification (PDS) was not as satisfactory as, and the plasma variation (PDP) was better than, glucose-cysteine-blood agar (GCBA) for the recovery of the organisms. PDP was superior to either GCBA or PDS medium for the recovery of the weakly virulent Jap 4 and Niieg-blue strains of P. tularensis.


Smoking and cancer. Retrospective studies and epidemiological evluation.


Acute gastric dilatation, a serious obsterical complication.


Electron microscope observations on some 60 s erythrocruorins and their split products.


Tuberculosis detection at Harvard University. A program for students, faculty, and staff.


Electron micrographs of bovine cytochrome c.


Electron microscopic investigations of the sub-unit of haemoglobin and the myoglobin molecule.


Electron microscopic observations on cytochrome c.


Different patterns of remission in acute myelocytic leukemia. A comparison of the effects of methyl-glyoxal-bis-guanylhydrazone and 6-mercaptopurine.


A review of Freud's contributions to the topic of masturbation.


Some comparative observations of psychoanalytically oriented group and individual psychotherapy.


Depression in the aged: a study of the salient external factors.


Cavum septi pellucidi: an illustrative case.


Hemoglobinopathies. Genetically determined biochemical aberrations.


Treatment of macroglobulinaemia.

Treatment of macroglobulinaemia.


Intraocular liquid silicone implants.

Intraocular liquid silicone implants.


Studies of fat absorption in patients with hypercholesteremia and in patients with coronary artery disease.


Studies on the dimensions of the rabbit antibenzylpenicilloyl antibody-combing sites. Rabbit antisera prepared against conjugates of the benzylpenicilloyl (BPO) bifunctional haptenic group were analyzed to determine whether the antibodies are adapted to only a portion of the large BPO molecule, or to the entire molecule, and whether specificity extends to the lysine side chain and adjoining structures of the immunizing carrier protein. No antibodies adapted to the phenylacetylamine portion of the BPO group could be detected in a pooled rabbit anti-BPO serum globulin fraction by PCA and quantitative precipitin analysis using several phenylacetylamine-protein conjugates as antigens. No antibodies adapted only to the thiazolidine carboxylic acid portion of the BPO molecule were detected in the anti-BPO globulin fraction using quantitative precipitin and hapten inhibition methods. At least the bulk of the anti-BPO antibodies was found to be adapted to the entire BPO haptenic group. By quantitative hapten inhibition of precipitation of the anti-BPO globulin fraction, the anti-BPO antibodies were found to show specificity for a 6 carbon amide side chain corresponding to the lysine side chain through which BPO groups are bound predominantly to protein. The contribution of this 6 carbon chain to antibody-hapten binding was small; (-DeltaF degrees ) was calculated to be 460 calories per mole (average). Rabbit anti-BPO antibodies prepared against BPO-rabbit serum albumin conjugates showed specificity also toward structures of the immunizing carrier protein, and possibly toward secondary or tertiary structural configurations. Penicilloyl conjugates of rabbit serum albumin precipitated from 3 individual rabbit antisera more anti-BPO antibodies than did penicilloyl conjugates of heterologous carriers (poly-L-lysine, human serum albumin, and human gamma-globulin). Anti-BPO antibodies demonstrated heterogeneity with regard to closeness of fit to the haptenic group, or with regard to the dimensions of the combining sites, or both. It was concluded that at least a large part of anti-BPO antibodies are specifically adapted to a large antigenic unit comprised of the entire BPO group, the lysine side chain, and structural configurations of the immunizing carrier protein.


Effect of cultural conditions on growth and metabolite uptake by serine-glycine auxotrophs of Escherichia coli. Levine, Elliot M. (Yale University, New Haven, Conn.) and Sofia Simmonds. Effect of cultural conditions on growth and metabolite uptake by serine-glycine auxotrophs of Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 84:683-693. 1962.-A study was made of the effect of environmental conditions on the growth and metabolite uptake by Escherichia coli strain S/G (a serine-glycine auxotroph) and strain S (a serine-glycine auxotroph lacking a normal transport system for glycine). The induction in strain S of the glycine transport system, which occurs during growth in a glycine-containing medium, was prevented by l-asparagine; the "repression" appeared to result from the endogenous formation of glycine from asparagine (through homoserine and threonine) via a pathway in which serine was not an obligatory intermediate. The response of both strains to glycine appeared to be determined by the amount of l-serine or glycine present in the media (containing asparagine) in which the cells were grown prior to testing. Preliminary growth in the presence of low concentrations of exogenous glycine, which should produce cells with small endogenous "glycine-serine pools," favored the induction of a functional glycine transport system in cells of strain S. Cells of strain S/G grown under similar conditions subsequently showed an enhanced ability to take up C(14)-labeled glycine. With both strains, preliminary growth conditions leading to the formation of large endogenous "glycine-serine pools" (e.g., growth in the presence of high concentrations of exogenous serine) produced cells exhibiting a glycine uptake rate that was not commensurate with the rate at which these cells grew on glycine. The growth response apparently depends not only on the ability of the cells to transport glycine but also on the size of the endogenous "glycine-serine pools"; inocula composed of cells having a limited capacity to accumulate labeled glycine showed significant growth in glycine-containing media if the cells had large "glycine-serine pools." The growth and uptake responses to glycylglycine appear to be governed, in part, by the same factors that control the responses to free glycine.


Further studies on metabolite uptake by serine-glycine auxotrophs of Escherichia coli.


Semantics and the electrocardiographic report.


Coarctation of the aorta with saccular aneurysm in pregnancy.


Major abdominal injuries associated with pelvic fractures.


The young man and woman marry; diagnosis and treatment of premarital and marital ills.


Changing frontiers in nursing.

Changing frontiers in nursing.


Blind pouch formation secondary to side-to-side intestinal anastomosis.


The ultraviolet sensitivity of frozen phage.


Gastrojejunal mucosal prolapse.

Gastrojejunal mucosal prolapse.


The Rorschach index of ideational repression: application to quantitative sequence analysis.


Mediating processes in humans at the outset of discrimination learning.


Myasthenia gravis simulating upper gastrointestinal neoplasm.


Rhabditis axei, a pseudoparasitic nematode of the dog.


Cardiac complications of cerebral arteriovenous fistula in infancy.


A human "D-like" antibody.

A human "D-like" antibody.


Symposium: diabetes mellitus; initial phases.


Guanase activity in normal and neoplastic human tissue.


Ischemic infarction of the retina following carotid angiography.


On synchrony of the alpha rhythms.

On synchrony of the alpha rhythms.


The relationship of structure to the effectiveness of denaturing agents for deoxyribonucleic acid.


Traumatic aortic regurgitation.

Traumatic aortic regurgitation.


Studies on the metabolism of aromatic amines in relation to altered thyroid function in man.


Estimation of monamine oxidase activity in man: techniques and applications.


Pressor amines and the carcinoid flush.

Pressor amines and the carcinoid flush.


Tympanic membrane perforations--plastic procedures in their repair.


Nucleic acids of measles and vesicular stomatitis viruses.


Genetic and ontogenetic determinants of adult behavior in the rat.


Experimental leukoencephalopathies due to implantation of foreign substances.


Developmental pattern of adrenal ascorbic acid in the rat. Adrenal ascorbic acid was determined in nonstressed, newborn rats. The maturational pattern of the acid consists of high resting levels early in development, a marked decrease during a period between 8 and 12 days, and a subsequent return to high levels. The onset of the maturational pattern is accelerated by previous manipulation of the newborn rat.


Lymphatic dissemination of encephalitogenic emulsion and its relation to prevention of allergic encephalomyelitis by lymphadenectomy.


Enhancement of experimental allergic encephalomyelitis by adrenalectomy.


Allergic encephalomyelitis: rapid induction without the aid of adjuvants. Rapid production of allergic encephalomyelitis has heretofore required injection of nervous tissue emulsified in immunologic adjuvants. Adjuvants are not required if large doses of a potent nervous-tissue anttigen and a highly susceptible strain of rats are used. Susceptibility was increased in animals inoculated beforehand with pertussis vaccine.


Carotid sinus massage. A new diagnostic test for angina pectoris.


Benign atrial fibrillation of forty years' duration with sudden death from emotion.


Acute pancreatitis following transurethral prostatic resection: report of six cases.


Direct measurement of monoamine oxidase inhibition in humans.


Studies on the substrate specificity of ceruloplasmin.


Hypoglycorrhachia (low cerebrospinal-fluid sugar) in diffuse meningeal neoplasm.


Some research findings with Jewish subjects of traditional background.


The MMPI in a Jewish traditional setting.


Yeshiva College subcultural scale:an experimental attempt at devising a scale of the internalization of Jewish traditional values.


Bacterial spore germination with special reference to Bacillus megaterium.


Housekeeping course improves methods and morale.


The hyperfunctioning solitary nodule of the thyroid gland.


Color reactions of organic compounds with selenious-sulfuric acid (Mecke's reagent).


Morphology and distribution of SV40-infected cells in human, simian and hamster renal cell cultures as detected by immunofluorescence.


The distribution of polyoma viral antigen as detected by immunofluorescence in the tissues of infected mice.


X-irradiation sensitivity of nitrogen mustardresistant mammalian cells in vitro.


An exhibitionist.

An exhibitionist.


Pulmonary oil embolism following hysterosalpingography.


Further evidence that the chromosome breakage factor in Drosophila robusta involves a maternal effect.


Guilt, self-criticism and hypnotic induction.


The visceral component. Part III of a symposium on the Osteopathic Contribution to the Concept of Body Unity.


Correlates of hypnotizability in young women: anxiety and dependency.


The clinical practice of hypnosis in the United States: a preliminary survey.


A comment on "a paradigm for determining the clinical relevance of hypnotically induced psychopathology".


Effect of sensory restriction on hypnotizability: a clinical study.


Public health and general practice. Collaboration in the past, present and future.


Clinical conversations. 2. The acute abdomen.


A study of employee attitudes toward patients in a hospital for the treatment of drug addiction.


A new concept--painless childbirth by psychoprophylaxix.


Transfer of steroids between mother and fetus.


Treatment of thorium dioxide granulomas of the neck.


The effect of hydorcotisone infusion on hypnotically induced anxiety.


Mammalian fucosidases. 3. beta-D-Fucosidase activity and its relation to beta-D-galactosidase.


beta-D-Fucosidase in the Limpet, Patella vulgata.


The patient at Mountcollins: an institution for the treatment of addiction.


Effect of adrenalectomy and adreno-demedullation on experimental edema as measured under repeated ether anesthetizations.


Treatment of gonorrhoea.

Treatment of gonorrhoea.


The intestinal inhibitory response to oxytocin, vasopressin and bradykinin.


Effect of in vitro x-irradiation on the ameboid migration of human leukocytes.


The biological transformation of xanthopterin by a bacterium isolated from soil.


Rheology of thixotropic montmorillonite dispersions. I. Changes on aging of plain and polysorbate 80 containing dispersions.


Rheology of thixotropic montmorillonite dispersions. II. Kinetics of structural recovery.


Effect of particle size on dissolution and gastrointestinal absorption rates of pharmaceuticals.


The conversion of 17alpha-hydroxyprogesterone into pregn-4-en-3alpha,17alpha-dio-20-one and other substances by perfusions through bovine adrenals and ovaries.


The conversion of androst-4-en-3,17-dione into testololactone and other substances by incubation in bovine blood.


Experimental oral carcinogenesis.

Experimental oral carcinogenesis.


A simple humidifier.

A simple humidifier.


The interaction of mammary glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase with pyridine nucleotides and 3beta-hydroxyandrost-5-en-17-one.


Unequal right and left ventricular ejection with ectopic beats.


The Sabin Oral Sundays have several faces.


Effect of d-aldosterone on cation content of isolated rabbit atria.


Digitalis and dehydration in the control of angina pectoris.


Mechanism of action of interferon.

Mechanism of action of interferon.


Effects of aldosterone on contractile and electrical properties of driven isolated rabbit atria.


Healing in an uncontrolled diabetic following severe infection and spontaneous amputation of the fifth toe.


Collateral circulation in cerebral blood vessels.


Dr. Tichafa Samuel PARIRENYATWA.

Dr. Tichafa Samuel PARIRENYATWA.


Advances in the treatment of Parkinson's disease and other dyskinaesias.


Intracranial abscess. The shape of things to come?


Age and personal need correlates of expectancy for change.


Left ventricular-right atrial canal. Ten cases treated surgically.


Apparatus, application, and indications for fibrilatory cardiac arrest.


Effect of cyclopropane on myocardial contraction and membrane potentials.


Rupture of aortic value secondary to aneurysm of ascending aorta.


Origin of both great arteries from the right ventricle and pulmonary stenosis. Apropos case successfully corrected.


Electrically controlled cardiac fibrillatory arrest.


Mitral insufficiency in infants, children, and adolescents. A review of etiologic, electrocardiographic, radiologic, and pathologic factors, and surgical techniques.


Accessory valvular tissue causing subpulmonary stenosis in corrected transposition of great vessels.


Ventricular response to increased outflow resistance in absence of elevated intraventricular end-diastolic pressure.


The relative importance of the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles in the ankle jerk of man.


The serum sodium concentration: facts and fancy.


Heart disease in drivers of public motor vehicles as a cause of highway accidents. Report of a case, with procedure for prevention.


Treatment of acne with sulfamethoxazole.


Eye disease in the Bushmen.

Eye disease in the Bushmen.


Growth of weanling thyroidectomized rats on oral sodium dextrothyroxine.


Acute myelogenous leukemia complicating radioactive iodine therapy of thyroid cancer. Report of a case.


Urinary and biliary excretion of dyes in acidosis and alkalosis in the dog.


Some observations on radiation dose to bone marrow during I-131 therapy of thyroid cancer.


Functional changes in ventricular muscle after crushing the sinoauricular node.


Familial occurrence of Meckel's diverticulum.


New tissue adhesives. Experimental application of rapidly polymerizing plastics.


A physical sign in throtoxicosis.

A physical sign in throtoxicosis.


Two cases of monilial septicaemia, secondary to carcinoma of the mouth, treated successfully with intravenous amphotericin B.


Emotional aspects of chronic prostatitis.


The value of psychoanalytic literary criticism.


The biosynthesis of thiamine. IV. Inhibition by vitamin B6 compounds.