A clinical appraisal of mepivacaine hydrochloride (Carbocaine) in spinal anesthesia.


Hypnosis in anesthesiology.

Hypnosis in anesthesiology.


Study of a narcotic antagonist--N-allyl-noroxymorphone.


Problems encountered in establishing an "institution-to-community" group therapy program for delinquents.


A fundamental approach to hypoglycemic therapy.


Intradermal and fluorescent antibody tests on humans exposed to Schistosoma bovis cercariae from Sardinia.


Seminar on immunity to parasitic helminths. VII. Fluorescent antibody technique for helminth infections.


A plasma card test for rapid serodiagnosis of schistosomiasis (SPC).


Serologic reactions to Schistosoma mansoni. II. Quantitative studies in human patients treated with stibophen.


Fluorescent antibody test for the serological diagnosis of trichinosis.


Professional liability problems for the internist.


Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis.

Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis.


Hospital planning to combat radioactive contamination.


Electrocardiogram in rabbit fetuses.

Electrocardiogram in rabbit fetuses.


Resuscitative principles for sudden cardiopulmonary collapse.


Cuffed tracheotomy vs. tank respirator for prolonged artificial ventilation.


Algal virus: isolation.

Algal virus: isolation. Freshwater blue-green algae of the genera Lyngbya, Plectonema, and Phormidium are susceptible to a virus recently isolated from a waste-stabilization pond. Electron micrographs of a partially purified preparation show that the viral particle has an icosahedral structure about 66 mmicro in diameter.


Carcinogenesis tests on alkylbenzenes and alkylbenzene sulfonates.


Atropine and the electrical activity of the heart during induction of anaesthesia in children.


The in-plant optometrist.

The in-plant optometrist.


Mechanism of arterial pressure oscillations caused by compressing the cerebral artery.


Injuries of the acromioclavicular joint: a study of results in 96 patients.


Anatomical, clinical and electroencephalographic peculiarities in circulatory disturbances of the reticular formation.


Coding ambiguity in cell-free extracts of chlamydomonas. A cell-free system that incorporates amino acids into polypeptide has been prepared from extracts of the alga Chlamydomonas. The addition of polyuridylic acid to this system stimulates the incorporation both of phenylalanine and of leucine.


Streptomycin as a mutagen for nonchromosomal genes.


Cleidocranial dysostosis.

Cleidocranial dysostosis.


Amyloidosis cutis. Familial occurrence in three generations.


Hypoglycemia induced by potassium administration during attacks of periodic paralysis.


The effect of a single dose of a long-acting anabolic steroid (Anadur) in patients with osteoporosis.


Glucose tolerance in acute ischemic renal failure.


Progression and regression studies of pre-cancer (anaplastic or dysplastic) cells, and the halo test.


Studies in lysine biosynthesis. IV. Mechanism of activation and reduction of alpha-aminoadipic acid.


Relationship between citrate and complexed calcium in plasma.


Anterior recurrent dislocation of the shoulder. Treatment by latissimus dorsi transfer, with follow-up of twenty-two cases.


The effect of testosterone propionate on haemopoiesis in experimental haemolytic anaemia in rats.


Studies on pollen allergy in Pondicherry. I. Survey of potentially allergenic plants.


Histamine action of the latex of Calotropis gigantea Ait.


Seasonal variation of basal metabolic rate in Indians.


Emetine bismuth iodide in intestinal amoebiasis.


Peroral jejunal biopsy in para-sprue.

Peroral jejunal biopsy in para-sprue.


Metabolic activities of vitamin D in animals. I. Decrease of sulfate metabolism in vitamin D-deficient chicks.


The history of the Ghana Medical School Project.


Variations in the levels of androgens and gonadotrophic hormones in the blood of rats during healing of fractures.


Effects of a newer respiratory stimulant (vanillic diethylamide) in respiratory acidosis due to obstructive pulmonary emphysema or obesity.


Venous admixture to the pulmonary circulation in human subjects breathing 100 per cent oxygen.


Acute pancreatitis following distal gastrectomy for benign ulcer.


The 1962 earthquake in Iran. Some medical and social aspects.


Further extensions of a semi-automatic system of microchemical clinical analysis.


Reactivation of erythropoiesis by cobalt after radiation injury.


Who teaches the psychiatric head nurse?

Who teaches the psychiatric head nurse?


Some recollections of the early days of the Medical School, Cape Town.


The porphyrinopathies.

The porphyrinopathies.


Haemochromatosis.

Haemochromatosis.


The medical problems of migrants.

The medical problems of migrants.


The first smile.

The first smile.


Neuromotor performance in the newborn infant: an attempt at clinicochemical correlation on the first day of life.


Complexity of the administrative function in hospital dietetics


The proposed use of tetracycline antibiotics for the evaluation of the degree of burns.


Wisconsin physicians and cigarette smoking.


Electron microscopic study of Escherichia coli treated with Giemsa prior to fixation.


Nitrogen mustards in the management of Hodgkin's disease and the leukemias. IX. Further clinical reports, 1960-1962.


Some racial differences in the incidence of cancer.


Total uterine atresia following curettage; functional restoration after tubal transplant.


Triethylene melamine (T.E.M.) in acute leukaemia.


New drugs in the control of leukemia and Hodgkin's disease. IV. Clinical reports, 1959-62.


Management of Hodgkin's disease and the leukemias with cytoxan. II. Clinical reports, 1960-62.


Nitrogen mustards in the management of Hodgkin's disease and the leukemias. VII. Clinical reports, 1959-62.


Antibiotics in the control of Hodgkin's disease and the leukemias.


The mental hospital and family adaptations.


The effect of excess vitamin A on the oxygen consumption of young female rats.


The relation of potassium to digitalis effectiveness and toxicity. The concentration of potassium in the extracellular fluid, and presumably in the cell membrane and intracellular contents of the myocardial fibre, has a significant influence on the contractibility, irritability, conduction and rhythmic tendency of the heart muscle. The therapeutic and toxic dosage of digitalis is clinically affected by the variations in potassium concentrations. The range between therapeutic and toxic dosages of digitalis and sensitivity to bodily potassium depletion varies with the degree of failure of the myocardium and passive congestion of the liver.


Abatement of nuisance.

Abatement of nuisance.


Absorption of hydrocortisone from the large bowel.


Picture recognition as an index of social sensitivity in chronic schizophrenia: the effects of chlorpromazine.


A celloidin infiltration-frozen section sequence for enhanced preservation of phosphatases in bone.


Radiology of the post-operative abdomen.


Failure of beta-benzal butyramide, a recently reported hypocholesteremic agent, to reduce serum cholesterol in hypercholesteremic and normocholesteremic patients.


Immunoenzymology-reaction processes, kinetics and the role of conformational alteration.


Complex-compound odontoma: report of case.


Intrahepatic and perihepatic abscess. A clinical review and reappraisal of treatment.


Leukemoid reaction to parenteral irondextran complex. A case report.


The use of metal clips in vascular surgery.


Toxicological studies of tritiated thymidine.


PAYNE BF: Malignant melanoma of the iris. Mode of extension and dissemination.


Studies in Tay-Sachs disease. IV. Membranous cytoplasmic bodies.


Hepatic carcinoma simulating hyperparathyroidism.


Stereochemistry of the hydrogen transfer to squalene during its biosynthesis from farnesyl pyrophosphate.


Mechanism of photochemical accumulation of reduced pyridine nucleotides.


Energy-requiring reduction of pyridine nucleotide by ascorbate in the presence of coenzyme Q or menadione.


Effect of dietary amino acid pattern on plasma amino acid pattern and food intake.


Ultrastructural changes produced in the rat kidney by a mercurial diuretic (meralluride). Electron microscopic study of the cortical and medullary zones of kidneys of rats injected intraperitoneally with meralluride (a mercurial diuretic) shows that constant structural changes occur in the proximal tubules, but that the distal tubules remain unaltered. In the cells of the proximal tubule vacuolation and loss of contrast of the apical pole occur due to intracytoplasmic oedema, appearances which may extend as far as the basal pole. The brush border shows separation of the villi at the level of the implantation base. Mitochondrial swelling occurs with vacuolation of the matrix and disappearance of the cristae. The changes at the level of the glomerulus are variable and consist of clearing of the mitochondrial matrix of the podocytes, enlargement of the vesicles of the endoplasmic reticulum and the occurrence of intracytoplasmic osmiophilic masses.


The Division of Education of the Association of American Medical Colleges: programs and proposals.


Adenomyosis in the gravid uterus at term.


Effect of urea on behavior of the protein moiety of human-serum alpha-lipoproteins in solution.


In vitro studies of the motility of the human fallopian tube. II. The effects of methylergometrine and papaverine.


Alterations in fibrinolytic parameters of subjects with diabetes mellitus.


Organ distribution of fibrinolytic activity in man.


Determination of haptoglobin-groups frequencies by starch-gel and agar-gel electrophoresis: application of Belgian and Barundi populations.


Frequency of syllable repetition and 'stutterer' judgments.


Have morbidity surveys been oversold?

Have morbidity surveys been oversold?


Monilial esophagitis in a patient with hemoglobin SC disease: demonstration of esophageal motor abnormality by cine-radio fluorography.


Food poisoning. Public health implications of an outbreak of Salmonella typhimurium gastroenteritis in Wichita.


The application of the orbital sinus bleeding technic to germ-free animals.


Pulmonary function in "farmer's lung" and related conditions.


The value of choledochoduodenostomy in benign biliary obstruction.


Health physics considerations for the disposal of non-enriched uranium chips by burning.


Reliability of corticosteroid-glucose tolerance tests in the relatives of diabetics.


Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis: a review of the literature. Report of two cases.


The neuroses in general practice. Experience with the 'long interview'.


Relationships of the common femoral artery.


Growth characteristics of HeLa cells in agitated fluid medium.


A method for continuous blood flow measurements using krypton-85.


The management of colon injuries.

The management of colon injuries.


Continuous regional blood flow determinations with radioactive Krypton 85.


Submucous resection vs control of allergy for nasal obstruction.


Discussion of x-ray findings in allergy and infection.


The status of sinus disease in today's practice of otolaryngology.


Headaches of allergic origin.

Headaches of allergic origin.


Food allergy.

Food allergy.


Epithelial tumors of the lacrimal gland. A comparison of the pathologic and clinical behavior with those of the salivary glands.


Primary myocardial disease--an emerging concept in clinical medicine.


Bacterial endocarditis due to a group C beta hemolytic Streptococcus.


Dyspepsia in a U.K. garrison.

Dyspepsia in a U.K. garrison.


Cardiac arrhythmia and heavy smoking. A report of three cases.


Low-temperature invitro storage and transplantation of skin grafts.


Chemical structure of teichoic acid from Staphylococcus aureus, strain Copenhagen.


The histochemistry of eccrine poroma.

The histochemistry of eccrine poroma.


Results of major surgery and short-term chemotherapy in pulmonary-tuberculosis.


Hodgkin's disease, acanthosis nigricans and tinea of the palms, soles and nails.


Traumatically conditioned responses acquired during respiratory paralysis.


An investigation of a new aversive conditioning treatment for alcoholism.


Sexual assaults on children.

Sexual assaults on children.


On the re-isolation and taxonomic study of Candida viswanathii Viswanathan et Randhawa 1959.


Priorities must be established in emergency care of the injured.


Pregnancy and heart disease.

Pregnancy and heart disease.


Staining of vascular elastic fibres in mummified and dried human tissues.


Intermittent positive pressure respiration after open-heart surgery.


Evaluation of the acute abdomen.

Evaluation of the acute abdomen.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital: case 47-1963.


Pulmonary involvement in polyarteritis.

Pulmonary involvement in polyarteritis.


Glyceryl trinitrate in angina pectoris.

Glyceryl trinitrate in angina pectoris.


Pulmonary deterioration in Wegener's granulomatosis during steroid therapy.


Clinical evaluation of hydroxychloroquine, a desludging agent, in angina pectoris.


Quantitation of valvular insufficiency in man by angiocardiography.


A genetically induced, heritable, modification of segregation--distortion in Drosophila melanogaster.


Transmission of noradrenaline across the human placents.


The use of tetracycline fluorescence in the detection of gastric malignancy.


Hypokalaemia, hypochloraemia, and baseosis in long-term treatment of oedematous heart failure with benzothiadiazine diuretics. I. Incidence and pathophysiology.


Treatment of the incompetent cervix to prevent second trimester abortions.


Hypokalaemia, hypochloraemia, and baseosis in long-term treatment of oedematous heart failure with benzothiadiazine diuretics. II. Prophylactic value of potassium chloride.


Cytological screening for early mouth cancer.


Treatment of stove-in chest with 'paradoxical respiration' in peripheral hospitals.


Research in psycho-analysis. The Hampstead Index as an instrument of psycho-analytic research.


Veterans Administration cooperative study of oral exfoliative cytology.


The in vitro biosynthesis of 18-hydroxycorticosterone-4-14C by slices of zona glomerulosa of beef adrenals and by human adrenals.


Vectors of malaria in Malaya.

Vectors of malaria in Malaya.


Review of research in parasitology in Malaya.


Chloroquine-resistant falciparum malaria in Malaya.


Operative treatment of recurrent anterior dislocation of the shoulder by the Bankart and the Putti-Platt procedures.


Kwashiorkor. A clinico-haematological study.


Hepatoma with bone marrow metastasis.

Hepatoma with bone marrow metastasis.


Hypersplenism with histologic evidence of erthrophagocytosis.


Critical flicker frequency in multiple sclerosis.


The pathology of chronic oesophagitis.

The pathology of chronic oesophagitis. This paper reports the results of a histological study of severe chronic oesophagitis. The material consisted of 46 specimens removed by oesophagogastrectomy. Two distinct types of lesion were found: chronic superficial oesophagitis and localized penetrating ulceration, the latter being found closely related to intrusions of gastric cardiac type (mucosa) into the lower oesophagus.


Incidence of asthma.

Incidence of asthma.


Experimentation with group techniques with ego-disturbed mothers.


Obesity during pregnancy. Treatment with a sustained-release anorexic agent.


Obstetric obesity and liquid diet therapy.


Excessive water retention during pregnancy.


Interference microscopic dry weight determinations on cells from the vaginal epithelium.


Pregnancy, excessive fluid retention and intermittent diuretic therapy.


Isolation of hyaluronateprotein from human synovial fluid.


Nutrition of Korean Army. Field studies May-June 1953.


Fibrinolysin therapy of thrombophlebitis and pulmonary embolism--a double-blind study. Thrombophlebitis and pulmonary embolism are major causes of disability and death in both medical and surgical patients. Etiological factors are still poorly understood. Preventive measures as currently practised are non-specific and based on questionable premises. Diagnostic measures to predict the silent fatal embolus are inadequate. Currently accepted treatment measures are designed to prevent extension of the thrombus but have no effect on the existing clot. Theoretically, thrombolytic preparations now being marketed offer some hope for dissolution of preformed thrombi. An experimental study was carried out on artificially induced thrombi in jugular and femoral veins of mongrel dogs. Human fibrinolysin (Actase, Ortho) was infused locally and systemically in varying doses. No thrombi were successfully lyzed by either method. Thirty-six cases of acute deep thrombophlebitis in the leg, one of axillary thrombosis, three of chronic postphlebitis of a lower limb with massive edema and eight of pulmonary emboli were observed and carefully documented clinically. All these patients received anticoagulants unless there was a contraindication. Fibrinolysin infusions in varying dosages were administered to 27 patients; 10 served as controls. The observers were unaware of the identity of those receiving the actual drug or of those given the placebo until completion of the study. Progress of the disease was judged by the rate of dis-appearance of symptoms and signs. No significant benefit could be noted in the treated as compared to the control group, in terms of rate of recovery or incidence of embolus.


On the nature of "interstitial foam cells" in chronic glomerulonephritis.


Air-fluid levels in emphysematous bullae.


A new method for determination of the serum iron.


Clinical application and evaluation: (Tocosamine) an oxytocic.


Halogenation of tyrosine during acid hydrolysis.


The management of the Adams-Stokes syndrome.


The "scimitar syndrome". Diagnosis and treatment.


Deformities of the anterior wall of the chest.


The Xg blood groups and familial hypogammaglobulinaemia.


1. The concept of genetic load: a critique.


Mechanism of oedema in chronic severe anaemia.


Sedimentation rate in heart disease.

Sedimentation rate in heart disease.


Contribution to the knowledge of the spatial vectorcardiogram in dextrocardia, dextroversion and dextroposition of the heart.


The nurse and the geriatric patient.

The nurse and the geriatric patient.


A reappraisal of the one-stage resection for diverticulitis of the colon.


Intensive intravenous antimicrobial therapy.


Congenital duodenal stenosis.

Congenital duodenal stenosis.


Determination by thin-layer chromatography of urinary homovanillic acid in normal and disease states.


The use of nuclear emulsions to estimate stray neutron spectra near particle accelerators.


Studies on the active--SH group of papain and on the mechanism of papain activation by thiols.


Kinetics of enzyme inactivation by ionizing radiation.


Relation between the hemodynamics in essential hypertension and the action of various hypotensive drugs.


Hemodynamic aspects of modern medical treatment of arterial hypertension.


Hemodynamic effect of angiotensin II in minute amounts. Observations on normal subjects at rest and during exercise.


Binding of gama-aminobutyric acid by mouse brain preparations.


Further studies on the theta cell of the mouse anterior pituitary as revealed by electron microscopy, with special reference to the mode of secretion. Theta cells reported previously as a new cell type in the anterior pituitary of the mouse were examined with the electron microscope. This type of cell is distinguished by the presence of pleomorphic secretory granules, a characteristic arrangement of the rough surfaced variety of endoplasmic reticulum, a well developed Golgi complex, and an eccentrically located nucleus. The secretory granules are seen at first as small granules of low density within the Golgi vesicles. While they are within the Golgi vesicles they become larger and denser. Simultaneously they move from the proximal to the distal part of the Golgi region and finally emerge from the Golgi area as mature granules in the cytoplasm. Thus, secretory granules are always enveloped by a limiting membrane which originates from the wall of the Golgi vesicle. At the stage of granule-extrusion, the cell membrane fuses with the limiting membrane of the granules and openings in the cell membrane appear at the place of extrusion. The granules then appear to lie within inpocketings of the cell membrane. They lose their density within these inpocketings or within the cytoplasm and occasionally show fragmentation. After complete loss of density, the granules are extruded as amorphous materials to the territory outside of the cell.


Excretion of various porphyrins and their corresponding porphyrinogens by rabbits after intravenous injection.


The throat flora of a rural population.

The throat flora of a rural population.


Studies on the estimation of deoxyribonucleic acid in rat brain.


Spasmolytic effect of the papaverine and inhibition of the oxidative phosphorylation.


A new phosphoinositide containing four phosphates per inositol.


Traumatic avulsion of the scalp. A case report.


Medicine and distance in the Sahara.

Medicine and distance in the Sahara.


Report on a pharmacological deterent to the excessive consumption of alcoholic drinks, tobacco and coffee.


Folic acid activity in Puerto Rican foods.


Deoxyribonucleic acid micro-determination in human epidermis.


Compared studies on the viability of skin stored by different methods.


Belladonna alkaloid analysis by partition column chromatography.


Stability of performance on the Color-Word Test.


How attention influences what is perceived: some experimental evidence.


Some tumors about the shoulder joint with early manifestations simulating frozen shoulder.


Psychologic testing in evaluating and understanding organic brain damage and the effects of drugs in children.


Fibrinolysis and afibrinogenemia in thoracic surgery.


The socio-cultural aspects of schizophrenia: a comparison of Protestant and Jewish schizophrenics.


A plea for nasotracheal intubation.

A plea for nasotracheal intubation.


Banana and experimental peptic ulcer.

Banana and experimental peptic ulcer.


Histamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine metabolism after superficial skin burns.


Mode of action of diethylcarbamazine in tropical eosinophilia.


Shigellosis in infancy and childhood. Clinical and cerebrospinal fluid findings.


Observations on oral contraceptives from Pisum sativum Linn.


The influence of cobalt and sheep erythropoietin on radioactive iron incorporation in RBC of starved intact and nephrectomized rats.


On a new cestode, Anthobothrium taeniuri n.sp.,(Tetraphyllidea) from the Red Sea sting ray and the relationship between Anthobothrium van Beneden, 1850, Rhodobothrium Linton, 1889 and Inermiphyllidium Riser, 1955.


Corrected transposition of the great arterial trunks: surgical treatment of the associated defects.


Electrocardiogram, myocardial oxygen and contraction in scar and collaterally supplied muscle after experimental coronary ligation.


Senile entropion.

Senile entropion.


Monocular ptosis without levator action.


Kinetic frame effects: I. Alpha motion.

Kinetic frame effects: I. Alpha motion.


Biochemical aspects of the nutrition of Caenorhabditis briggsae.


Presidential address: Then and now.

Presidential address: Then and now.


Porcine muscle glycogen structure and its association with other muscle properties.


Homeopathic treatment of influenza.

Homeopathic treatment of influenza.


Elastase production by micro-organisms.

Elastase production by micro-organisms.


Effect of osmolarity on phagocytosis.

Effect of osmolarity on phagocytosis. Sbarra, Anthony J. (St. Margaret's Hospital, Boston, Mass.), William Shirley, and John S. Baumstark. Effect of osmolarity on phagocytosis. J. Bacteriol. 85:306-313. 1963.-The effect of a number of different compounds on phagocytosis was studied. Phagocytosis was monitored by morphological and biochemical means. It was found that the addition of compounds such as KCl, NaCl, sodium or potassium malonate, and K(2)SO(4) to the phagocytic system inhibited phagocytosis. The increased salt concentration specifically inhibited the respiratory activity associated with phagocytosis. The endogenous respiration of the leukocytes was unaffected. Glycolysis and the increased flow of glucose through the hexose monophosphate pathway were also inhibited by the elevated concentration of salts. In addition, cells exposed to high salt concentrations appeared to be reduced in size as compared with normal cells. The inhibition can be reversed by lowering the salt concentration. It was suggested that the increased osmotic pressure of the system was responsible for the inhibition.


Preliminary experience with a long-acting quinidine sulfate preparation.


Relationship between aetiology, LE cell phenomenon and antinuclear antibody in disseminated lupus erythematosus: a hypothesis.


The planning of trials of new drugs in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Plus-variant of the astragalus and subnormal scaphoid space, two important findings in Koehler's scaphoid necrosis.


The demonstration of morphological nuclear changes in pyknotic irradiated thymocytes.


Uncoupling of oxidative phosphorylation by ionizing radiation. II. The stability of mitochondrial lipids and cytochrome c.


Effect of ionizing radiation on the pyridine nucleotides of thymocytes.


Effect of ionizing radiation on the oxidation of succinate by rat thymus mitochondria.


The enhancement of selenite toxicity by methionine in Escherichia coli.


A comparison of selenite and tellurite toxicity in Escherichia coli.


Liquid scintillation counting: the determination of background counts of samples containing quenching substances.


Observations on Reiter's syndrome. A clinical study of the factors in diagnosis and treatment.


The evolution of the CNS in relation to the evolution of behavior. II. A hypothesis on spinal cord activity waves in relation to a theory of the evolution of locomotion.


Nonchromogenic acid-fast bacilli isolated from tuberculous swine. Their relation to M. avium and the "Battey" type of unclassified mycobacteria.


Wound healing and the dressing.

Wound healing and the dressing.


Studies on the mucoprotein content of serum and placental tissue in toxaemia of pregnancy.


A controlled trial of taractan in chronic schizophrenia.


Anticoagulants--an empirical evaluation.


Reconstruction of the cervical esophagus by use of colon transplants.


The radiographic changes in renal vein thrombosis.


Cancer chemotherapy by intra-arterial infusion.


The place of individual counseling in the work camp.


Ten years of psychological research in the United States and Canada.


The binding of pyridoxal 5-phosphate to aspartate aminotransferase of pig heart.


Treatment of hydrocephalus: an historical and critical review of methods and results.


An early case of multiple sclerosis.

An early case of multiple sclerosis.


Thomas WAKLEY, medical editor and reformer.


The head of medusa. Contemporary literature's obsession with the pathological. II.


Dr. Thomas CAMPION--physician, poet, musician.


The head of Medusa. Contemporary literature's obsession with the pathological.


Idiopathic recurrent rhabdomyolysis. A clinical, chemical and morphological study.


The fine localization of nucleoside triphosphatase activity in the retina of the frog. Nucleoside triphosphatase (NTPase) activity was demonstrated at the submicroscopic level in the frog retina by the Wachstein-Meisel method utilizing various purine and pyrimidine nucleosides. Under the electron microscope magnesium-activated NTPase was localized in the outer and inner segments, and in the plexiform layers. NTPase active sites in the cones were localized diffusely in the 70 to 80 A interspaces between the double membranes of the stacked lamellae and in the investing cytoplasm. In the rods, on the other hand, sites of activity were observed at the periphery of the stacked lamellae as discrete electron opaque deposits measuring 1000 to 1500 A which interdigitated between the lamellae for short distances. Deposits of reaction product appeared more numerous in rods of dark-adapted frogs stimulated with monochromatic light with a wave length of 510 mmicro. Enzyme activity was also observed in mitochondria of the rod and cone ellipsoids. In the outer and inner plexiform layers NTPase active sites were present on and between the membranes of axons and the plasma membranes of some of the neurons.


Evaluation of factors affecting the survival of Escherichia coli in sea water. VI. Cysteine. The relationship between death of cells of Escherichia coli in artificial sea water and time was established as linear, and statistical tests demonstrated that the most suitable measure of survival was log per cent after 24 hr. Survival of E. coli in water supplemented with cysteine at levels of 0.284 x 10(-6) to 284 x 10(-6)m was increased greatly over that in untreated water. To provide an insight into the mode of action of cysteine, the effect of concentration of various sulfhydryl and disulfide compounds was measured, and the influence of several compounds that lack a functional sulfur group but which are capable of affecting oxidation-reduction potential was determined. Moreover, a number of substances related structurally to cysteine were tested to ascertain their influence on the survival of cells of E. coli in artificial sea water. It appeared that the beneficial effect of cysteine was not due to the sulfhydryl group of the amino acid or to the ability of the compound to influence oxidation-reduction potential. Some sulfhydryl compounds had no favorable effect and, in general, disulfides were more active than the corresponding sulfhydryl compounds. Substances that lack a functional sulfur group but influence oxidation-reduction potential had no significant activity. The beneficial effect of a number of compounds related structurally to cysteine indicates that both an amino and carboxyl group are required for activity. It is suggested that cysteine and other amino acids act to increase survival of cells of E. coli in sea water by a chelation mechanism.


Selective catheterization studies of the celiac artery.


Cinefluorographic evaluation of the soft tissues of the neck.


Cinefluorography of T-tube extractions.

Cinefluorography of T-tube extractions.


Familial idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


The corticotrophic activity of the anterior hypophysis in vitro.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents VIII. Effects of certain nitrosoureas on intracerebral L1210 leukemia.


Developmental stages of Brugia pahangi in the final host.


Morphology of the microfilaria of Brugia pahangi and of the larval stages in the mosquito.


Ultracentrifuge studies with absorption optics. II. Incorporation of a monochromator and its application to the study of proteins and interacting systems.


The formation and excretion of bilirubin.


Identification of the methionine involved in the active center of chymotrypsin.


Adjustable space maintainer for the general practitioner.


Kinins of different origins.

Kinins of different origins.


What's new in obstetrics and gynecology.


Maturational aspects of the dendrites in the human cerebral cortex.


The use of filter-paper discs for agar gel precipitation.


A study of psychoses in female migrants.


Growth, cell and nuclear divisions in some bacteria.


Nutritional deficiencies in developing countries.


Maternal behavior, child behavior, and their intercorrelations from infancy through adolescence.


The pregnant woman with tuberculosis.

The pregnant woman with tuberculosis.


Depth of penetration of solar protons into the atmosphere and related radiation exposure in supersonic transport.


The adequacy of electric power.

The adequacy of electric power.


Respiratory adaptation to chronic hypercapnia.


Acclimatization to low concentration of carbon dioxide.


Alcohol withdrawal syndrome in a newborn infant of a Yukon Indian mother.


The argument against medical care under social security.


Toxicity from drug overdosage in an eleven-year-old boy. Case report.


Early "experience" and its effects on later behavioral processes in rats. II. A critical factor in the early handling phenomenon.


Ultrastructural changes in moist chamber corneas.


Tumour induction by an indolyl-3-acetic acid-kinetin interaction in a Nicotiana hybrid.


Studies on the mechanism of biotin action.


Synthesis of dehydrocycloheximide.

Synthesis of dehydrocycloheximide.


Investigation of the stereochemistry of cycloheximide and its degradation products.


Attachment of Thiobacillus thiooxidans to sulfur crystals. Schaeffer, W. I. (Rutgers, The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.), P. E. Holbert, and W. W. Umbreit. Attachment of Thiobacillus thiooxidans to sulfur crystals. J. Bacteriol. 85:137-140. 1963.-Electron micrographs of replicas of sulfur crystals before and after attack by Thiobacillus thiooxidans show that the microorganisms erode the crystal in the area immediately adjacent to the cell. When there are many cells, the entire crystal surface appears eroded.


Phosphotidylinositol as a wetting agent in sulfur oxidation by Thiobacillus thiooxidans.


Serologic tests for Theileria cervi in white-tailed deer and for other species of Theileria in cattle and sheep.


Stereoencephalotomy; observations in Parkinson's cases.


Comparison of serotonin with directly and indirectly acting compounds in their effect on the nictitating membrane of spinal cats.


Treatment of Parkinson's syndrome by stereotaxic technic.


On the influence of oxygen-want on the biosynthesis of haemin formation.


Structure of some animal viruses and significance of their components.


A critical evaluation of lymphangiography.


Physical and chemical properties and infectivity of RNA from animal viruses.


Binding of proflavine by and photoinactivation of poliovirus propagated in the presence of the dye.


Response of germ-free animals to experimental virus monocontamination. I. Observation on Coxsackie B virus.


Hepatocellular cytoplasmic changes in acute alcoholic hepatitis.


Capillarization of hepatic sinusoids in man.


A phagocytic and protein-forming mesenchymal cell in human cirrhosis.


Scaling the scales: use of expert judgment in improving the validity of questionnaire scales.


A field-theory approach to age changes in cognitive behavior.


The performance of mentally defective children on the color pyramid test.


Muscle action potentials: a technique for recording in situ. Heart tissue in situ has been immobilized with a negative pressure device, and transmembrane potentials of one cell have been observed for more than 30 minutes.


Spontaneous perforation of umbilical hernia in cirrhosis of the liver.


Effects of trimethadione, diphenylhydantoin and chlordiazepoxide on after-discharges in brain of cat.


Quantitative aspects of percolation for the extraction of oxytocin and vasopressin.


Isolation and chemical characterization of a beta-CRF from pig posterior pituitary glands.


Interpretation of leukocyte responses in the dog.


Actions of pharmacologically active substances in cerebrospinal fluid upon the central nervous system.


Syphilis and Sisyphus.

Syphilis and Sisyphus.


Phasic aberrant ventricular conduction.

Phasic aberrant ventricular conduction.


Ventricular parasystole with slow manifest ectopic discharge.


Reciprocal ventricular extrasystoles.

Reciprocal ventricular extrasystoles.


Concealed ventricular extrasystoles.

Concealed ventricular extrasystoles.


A study of the transport of 5-hydroxytryptophan and 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin) into brain.


Phosphorylase a activity in uterine muscle: stimulation by ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid. Injection of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid into spayed rats or its use in phosphorylase extraction increases the activity of glycogen-phosphorylase a in uterine smooth muscle tissue. Since the total phosphorylase activity is not increased, the increase in phosphorylase a appears to result from a conversion of inactive phosphorylase b to the active form of the enzyme.


Structural specificity of the pyrimidine transport process of the small intestine.


Passage of drugs across body membranes.

Passage of drugs across body membranes.


Active transport of quaternary ammonium compounds into bile.


Hemodynamic, respiratory and renal responses to Acetabuton (R 3248), a new potent hypotensive agent, in intact anesthetized dogs.


Hemodynamic and respiratory responses to dehydrobenzperidol, a potent neuroleptic compound in intact anesthetized dogs.


Rapid efflux of some quaternary ammonium compounds from cerebrospinal fluid.


Evidence for a distinct fraction of hemoglobin, specifically associated with the young erythrocytes.


Familial and conjugal multiple sclerosis.


Anesthetic and postanesthetic hazards in patients on chlorothiazide therapy.


Benign recurrent intrahepatic cholestasis.


Pituitary ACTH and compensatory adrenal hypertrophy in stress-non-responsive infant rats.


Ascorbic acid and corticosterone concentration of innervated and denervated adrenal glands.


Case no. 208. Angiosarcoma of the prostate.


Postoperative bleeding in the first twenty-four hours after removal of tonsils and adenoids.


Multiple primary malignant neoplasms.

Multiple primary malignant neoplasms.


Quantitative study of the formation of poliovirus antigens in infected HeLa cells.


Interruption of poliovirus RNA synthesis by p-fluorophenylalanine and puromycin.


The grand multipara. A survey of 403 cases.


Violence in juvenile gangs: some notes and a few analogies.


Occlusive arterial disease in the hand due to occupational trauma.


The emotional aspects of thrombophlebitis.


Determination of cholinesterase inhibition with the use of a cholinedependent strain of Neurospora crassa.


Lipoprotein nature of red cell adenosine triphosphatase.


Significance of induced synthesis of histamine and its possible relation to headache.


Histidine decarboxylase in mast cells.

Histidine decarboxylase in mast cells.


Suppression of rabbit kidney histidine decarboxylase activity by endotoxin.


Induced synthesis of histamine, microcirculatory regulation and the mechanism of action of the adrenal glucocorticoid hormones.


Further developments in millipore sterile filtration techniques.


Hemorrhagic cyst of the spleen. Report of two cases.


Levan as a blood volume expander: relationship of polymer size and behavior in the organism.


Psychiatric views and recommendations on orthopedic problems of children.


Spontaneous pneumothorax. Some special features and a program of therapy.


Cortisol absorption in man.

Cortisol absorption in man.


Observations in experimental magnesium depletion.


Ecology of viruses.

Ecology of viruses.


Bat rabies.

Bat rabies.


Immunization for international travel.

Immunization for international travel.


Mental retardation.

Mental retardation.


The physician and the public health nurse.


Public health: Advisory Committee on Radiation Protection.


Self-imposed diets as a public health problem.


Highlights of the medical facilities survey and construction program in Virginia.


Multiplication of Mycobacterium leprae in the foot-pad of the mouse.


Smallpox 1963.

Smallpox 1963.


Distribution of species along a band in separations by displacement chromatography.


"Mutational synergism" of ultraviolet light and caffeine in Escherichia coli. Shankel, Delbert M. (University of Kansas, Lawrence). "Mutational synergism" of ultraviolet light and caffeine in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 84:410-415. 1962.-When ultraviolet-induced mutations of Escherichia coli B/r develop in the presence of caffeine, there is a large increase in mutant numbers. The development of these "extra" mutants is not affected by the presence of normally occurring purines and pyrimidines, azauracil, azathymine, or 5-methyltryptophan, but many of the mutants can be photoreversed. They are "stabilized" or "lost" during the first hour of postirradiation growth. Enzymatically active materials extracted from E. coli cells do not interfere with the caffeine effect, and variation of the growth temperature during the development of the mutations fails to alter the effect. "Prefeeding" the cells with caffeine prior to irradiation does not produce the response. The effect is observable with both stationary-phase and log-phase populations, but is not observable when a relatively high dosage of ultraviolet light is employed.


Facial hemiatrophy with hemiatrophy of the brain (Parry-Roberg's syndrome).


The sex of premature infants with hyaline membrane disease.


On the presence of valves in the rat cerebral arteries.


Synthesis and antibacterial activity of N4-(L-valyl-L-valyl)-sulfanilamide and analogs.


On the mode of action of a peptide inhibitor of growth in P. cerevisiae.


Social medicine, the hospital and the general practitioner.


Parotid fluid and serum glucose levels and parotid fluid flow rate as related to dental caries status.


Stress in dental patients. V. Effect of time of day on adrenocortical response to oral surgery.


The effect of an aqueous stannous fluoride prophylaxis paste on enamel solubility.


Dental caries and systemic status. Parotid fluid flow rate, parotid fluid, and serum inorganic phosphate as related to dental caries experience in man.


Stress in dental patients. III. Impaction cases.


Effects of urea dosage on urea correlations in human parotid fluid and blood serum.


Stress in dental patients. IV. Effect of local anesthetic administration on serum free 17-hydroxycorticosteroid patterns.


Laboratory performance of low concentration aqueous stannous fluoride prophylaxis pastes.


Parotid fluid and serum sodium and potassium as related to dental caries experience.


Body fluid bicarbonate concentrations as related to dental caries experience.


Stress in dental patients. Effect of time of day on the adrenocortical response to oral surgery.


Effect of pyrophosphates on the laboratory performance of topically applied aqueous stannous fluoride.


Gamma-Methyl-gamma-hydroxy-alpha-ketoglutaric aldolase. I. Purification and properties.


Effect of additions of volatile fatty acids on the viability and fertility of diluted bovine semen.


Ischaemic necrosis of the left colon following resection of a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm.


Further study in aetiology of carcinomas of the upper alimentary tract.


Inorganic phosphate concentration in body fluids as related to dental caries status.


Histochemical studies of the distribution of dephosphorylating and oxidative enzymes and lipids in the facial and trigeminal nerves of rat.


Chloride concentration in parotid fluid at low rates of flow.


New observations on the structure of the Pacinian corpuscle and its relation to the perineural epithelium of peripheral nerves.


Body fluid glucose levels as related to dental caries status in man.


Demonstration of perineural epithelium in whale and shark peripheral nerves.


The 'perineural epithelium', a metabolically active, continuous, protoplasmic cell barrier surrounding peripheral nerve fasciculi.


Radial bands in the optic nerve myelin sheath.


An autonomic ganglion neurone in a small branch of the right sciatic nerve of the rat.


Electron microscopic demonstration of the perineural epithelium in rat peripheral nerve.


Utilization of visual information as a function of incentive motivation.


Squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus. Early carcinomatous changes of the epithelium adjacent to the principal lesion.


Acute pancreatitis in childhood.

Acute pancreatitis in childhood.


Serum-cholesterol in camelherding nomads.


Blood urea levels in young and middle-aged African males.


Acid inhibition and acid rebound in a human stomach.


Chromatography of bovine pancreatic ribonuclease on carboxymethylcellulose columns.


Observations on some periodic and nonperiodic phenomena in normal human sleep.


The distribution and the chemical forms of the radiation-protective agent AET in mammary tumor-bearing mice.


Newer diagnostic radioisotope technics.

Newer diagnostic radioisotope technics.


Further studies on the distribution and metabolism of 2-mercaptoethylguanidine and bis(2-guanidoethyl) disulfide in mice.


The mechanism of action of AET. IV. The distribution and the chemical forms of 2-mercaptoethylguanidine and bis(2-guanidoethyl) disulfide in protected mice.


The treatment of adipose gynandrism.

The treatment of adipose gynandrism.


Sulfhydryl radiation protective agents.

Sulfhydryl radiation protective agents.


Chronic diarrhoea caused by bread intolerance.


Dream recall as a function of method of awakening.


A survey of unmet needs for psychiatric, psychological and social services in an urban community.


Modern techniques in mass fluid therapy.


The anthropologic brackgrounds of dental and oral morphology.


Somacort and prednisolone in chronic dermatitis.


Radioasay of cholesterol-C-14 digitonide.


Renal involvement in lymphomas and leukemias in adults.


Endocervical curettement: a newer technique in the diagnosis of gonorrhea in women.


Fluorescent antibody technic in diagnosis of gonorrhea in females.


Experimental studies of a perceptual anomaly. VII. A new explanation.


Fat embolism.

Fat embolism.


Lymphoid hyperplasia and carcinoma involving larynx.


Appendicitis with typical symptoms but ectopic appendix due to malrotation of colon.


Peripelvic renal cyst. Case report with a diagnostic roentgen sign.


Adolescence and the psychology of the ego.


James CURRIE--the physician and the quest.


International trends in infant mortality and their implications for the United States.


Symptomatic epilepsy (due to Adams-Stokes syndrome).


Utilization of S-adenosylmethionine for the biosynthesis of methionine.


Cysts in mice induced with extracts of lung tissue from cases of sheep pulmonary adenomatosis similar to cysts caused by Rous sarcoma virus in rats.


Developments in detachment surgery during the past thirty years.


Detachment of the retina in the aphakic eye.


Prophylactic treatment of retinal detachment.


Photocoagulation.

Photocoagulation.


A study of action of drugs on neuromuscular transmission with the aid of multibarrelled intracellular microelectrodes.


Rate of disappearance of arginine vasopressin from circulating blood in the dog.


Centrally mediated sympathetic cardiovascular responses induced by intraventricular norepinephrine.


Role of proprioceptive afferents in regulation of respiratory activity in dog.


Localised chromosome breakage following phenol treatment on Vicia faba and Allium sativum.


Pyloric stenosis following corrosive poisoning.


Symptomatology of phaeochromocytoma.

Symptomatology of phaeochromocytoma.


Prevalence of trachoma and other common eye diseases. A survey in a group of villages.


An epidemiological study of blindness in Banki block of Barabanki district, Uttar Pradesh.


Inhibition of peristalsis in guineapig ileum by steroids and allied substances.


Dysplasia epiphysealis multiplex.

Dysplasia epiphysealis multiplex.


A cleaning method for coccidial oocysts using density-gradient sedimentation.


Treatment of chronic leukaemia.

Treatment of chronic leukaemia.


Effect of dithiazanine lodide on the body weight and proventriculus of chickens.


Sallmonella serotypes from human carriers in Mathura city.


Active transport of ascorbic acid in adrenal cortex and brain cortex in vitro and the effects of ACTH and steroids.


Neurosecretion in the spinal ganglion cells of vertebrates in the light of cytochemical observations.


Salmonella serotypes from sewage in Uttar Pradesh.


O-I phage lysis in Salmonella species in India. A total of 794 Salmonella strains, of 26 serotypes prevalent in India, were examined for sensitivity to O-I phage. Of 597 Salm. typhi strains, 13.6% proved resistant to phage lysis. Other serotypes which contained resistant strains are Salm. anatum, Salm. paratyphi A, Salm. typhimurium, Salm. chester, Salm. colombo and Salm. matopeni. The specificity of O-I phage lysis against other Enterobacteriaceae was also tested. The results of the study suggest that resistance to O-I phage lysis in Salmonella is more frequent than earlier studies have indicated, and that O-I phage lysis is highly specific for salmonellae and should be useful for the detection of new Salmonella serotypes.


Pharmacological studies of 2,6-bis(1-piperidylmethyl)-4-(alpha, alpha-dimethyl benzyl) phenol dihvdrochloride (Ro 2-5803) on cardiovascular system.


Antiarrhythmic activity of nine benzoic acid derivatives with special reference to their mode of action.


The initiation and maintenance of lactation in the marsupial, Trichosurus vulpecula.


Noradrenaline content in the heart and spleen of the mouse under normal conditions and after administration of some drugs. The noradrenaline content of the heart and spleen was investigated in normal mice and in mice treated with drugs. A modification of the methods of Bertler, Carlsson & Rosengren (1958) was used for extraction, and of v. Euler & Floding (1955) for fluorimetric estimation of the amine. In normal mice the mean noradrenaline content of the heart was 0.55 mug/g and that of the spleen 0.26 mug/g fresh tissue. Iproniazid (100 mg/kg), nicotine (0.1 mg/kg) and histamine (0.5 mg/kg), given 1 and 3 hr before killing the mice, did not significantly change the concentration of noradrenaline in the heart. Neither did nicotine and histamine, administered 1 hr before death, significantly alter the noradrenaline content of the spleen. The rapid changes in the catechol amine content of mouse tissues reported with these drugs by De Schaepdryver & Preziosi (1959) were not observed. In contrast, reserpine (2.5 mg/kg), methyl reserpate methyl ether (1 mg/kg), and methyl 18-epireserpate methyl ether (2 mg/kg) caused severe depletion of noradrenaline from the heart and spleen of the mice.


A fluorimetric method for the estimation of 4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenylacetic acid (homovanillic acid) and its identification in brain tissue. A fluorimetric method for the estimation of 4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenylacetic acid (homovanillic acid) has been developed and applied to normal brain tissue. The presence of homovanillic acid in the caudate nucleus of normal animals of several species has been demonstrated.


Multiple pool analysis as applied to erythro-kinetics.


Seasonal variation in fatal thromboembolism and its high incidence in the surgical patient.


Wegener's granulomatosis.

Wegener's granulomatosis.


Chloramphenicol-induced blood dyscrasias: analysis of 40 cases.


The effect of cortisol and certain synthetic steroids on the permeability of synovial membrane in the rabbit.


Effect of certain anti-arthritic compounds on the permeability of synovial membrane in the rabbit.


The general management of staphylococcal infection of the skin.


Tissue culture studies of lymphoid tissue sensitized to skin homografts and explanted with donor tissue.


The anatomy of the root of the ascending aorta and of the origins of the coronary arteries based on the study of 100 plastic casts.


Rubber latex tubing as a vascular prosthesis.


Physician, heal thyself.

Physician, heal thyself.


Toronto General Hospital. General planning.


Child psychiatry; mental deficiency.

Child psychiatry; mental deficiency.


Venous tone: effects of reflex changes, humoral agents and exercise.


Humoral agents and venous tone. Effects of catecholamines, 5-hydroxytryptamine, histamine, and nitritex.


GAL virus.

GAL virus.


Aetiology and pathology of beat knee.

Aetiology and pathology of beat knee.


The surgery of deformed toes in children.


Meningomyelocele: prognosis of immediate operative closure of the sac.


The sensitivity of function tests in detecting renal damage in the rat.


Unconscious motor behavior, kinesthetic awareness and psychotherapy.


Living with myasthenia gravis.

Living with myasthenia gravis.


Deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in vaccinia virus-infected HeLa cells.


The formation of vaccinia virus protein in the presence of 5-fluorodeoxyuridine.


Metabolism of neoplastic tissues. XVI. Glucokinase activity and glycogen levels during hepatocarcinogenesis by azo dyes.


A closed circuit opens communications.

A closed circuit opens communications.


Spontaneous rupture of enterocele following vaginal hysterectomy.


Disaster nursing.

Disaster nursing.


Tissue-specificity of frog egg-jelly antigens.


The effect of ultraviolet light on photophosphorylation and the Hill reaction.


Cysts and sinuses of the first branchial cleft and pouch.


Double-blind study of Lipan in the treatment of psoriasis.


A quantified criterion for evaluating the music therapist.


Hormone-induced esterase in mouse kidney. Starch-gel electrophoresis of an extract of mouse kidney disclosed that an esterase is present in mature males but absent in females and immature males. When testosterone was injected for 7 days the enzyme could be detected in kidney extracts obtained from both female and young animals. Hence the enzyme may be a hormone-induced one.


Relationship between blood fibrinoytic activity and body fatness.


Variations of bloodpressure in hypertensives during sleep.


Analysis of the pulmonary arterial pressure pulse.


The pressure wave form in the pulmonary artery.


Modification of irradiation effects through actively acquired tolerance to homologous bone marrow grafts.


Clinical evaluation of pharmacologically active compounds.


Time of appearance of antigenic factors on cattle erythrocytes.


'Possum': an electronic aid to fuller living for the severely disabled.


Secondary pharyngo-oesophageal repair after irradiation and resection.


The haemoglobin scale maintained by the National Standards Laboratory.


Health needs in school athletic programs. (As viewed by the physical educator).


Evaluation of the degree of caries-susceptibility in strains of rats.


Development and post-developmental influences on incidence of experimental dental caries resulting from dietary supplementation by various elements.


Health in physical education and athletics.


Dental abnormalities in rats attributable to protein deficiency during reproduction.


The influence of age upon the circulating 17-hydroxycorticosteroids of cattle subjected to blood sampling and exogenous adrenocorticotrophic hormone and hydrocortisone.


The influence of frequent blood sampling of calves upon their response to exogenous adrenocorticotrophic hormone.


Isotonic solutions. XIII. Hemolysis of red corpuscles by various substances in the presence of sodium chloride.


Comparison of dental caries activity in strains of laboratory rats.


Some effects of varying amounts of information exclusively possessed by a group member upon his behavior in the group.


Malignant melanoma arising from a giant hairy naevus.


Familial mongolism.

Familial mongolism.


Attempts to alter the genetically expected caries activity in rats by manipulation of the oral flora.


A search for autosomal linkage in a trisomic population: blood group frequencies in Mongols.


Surgical treatment of chronic infective lesions of the spine.


Progress at Cook County Hospital.

Progress at Cook County Hospital.


Observations on the intramedullary blood-flow and marrow-pressure in bone.


Physiologic principles of coronary perfusion.


Temperature and life-span in poikilothermous animals.


Management of sepsis complicating arterial reconstructive surgery.


Treatment of pulmonary embolism.

Treatment of pulmonary embolism.


Complications of blood transfusion.

Complications of blood transfusion.


A triple-blind study for the clinical evaluation of dextropantothenyl alcohol and dextropantothenyl alcohol plus choline chloride.


Field and laboratory studies on the use of malathion for control of body-lice in Egypt. In view of the development of resistance to DDT by Egyptian strains of body-lice, there is a need for another effective and safe insecticide with which they may be controlled. Trials were made in three governorates of the United Arab Republic to compare the effectiveness against these insects of 1% malathion and 10% DDT dusts, 30 g of powder being applied inside the clothing while it was being worn.When susceptibility tests were carried out with the WHO standard technique, the LC(50) was found to be less than 0.04% malathion. In the field, 1% malathion could effectively control lice for three weeks after one application.The 10% DDT dust was less effective, the lice in all three areas showing varying degrees of resistance. However, this insecticide is still considered to be reasonably effective for louse control in central Egypt; in Fayoum Governorate, it might be used but two applications would be needed; north of the Delta its effectiveness appears very doubtful.


The eventual intracellular destruction of staphylococci by mononuclear cells.


The immediate fate of staphylococci after phagocytosis.


Electrophoresis of saliva in starch gel.


An endodontic splint for partial denture support.


Influence of host age and DNA precursors on intracellular staphylococci.


The presence of two forms of insulin in normal human serum.


Incidence of coagulase-positive Staphylococci in the upper respiratory tract of dental students and a study of their transmission during a routine dental prophylaxis.


Etiologic survey of carcinoma of uterine cervix.


The teflon piston operation for otosclerosis.


Surgical correction of chronic stasis ulcer of long duration.


Frostbite.

Frostbite.


Renal function and sodium metabolism in idiopathic orthostatic hypotension.


A direct histochemical method for the demonstration of sialic acid.


The influence of doctor's attitude on the patient's response to antidepressant medication.


Double-blind study of effect of 17-hydroxyprogesterone caproate on abortion rate.


Excretion of ovarian steroids in patients treated with an "ovulation inhibitor".


Systemic lupus erythematosus in pregnancy treated with mercaptopurine.


Relationship of serum proteins and rheumatoid factor to serum viscosity in rheumatic diseases.


Nitrogen mustard for control of malignant effusions.


Hemorrhagic thrombocythemia.

Hemorrhagic thrombocythemia.


Multifocal carcinogens in the oral cavity.


An epidemic of gastroenteritis due to an uncommon variant of Escherichia coli 0.128. A small epidemic of gastroenteritis in a children's hospital is described, and also the biochemical characteristics of the causative organism. Stress is laid on the fact that failure to recognize that epidemic strains of Escherichia coli may be late lactose fermentors can lead to errors or delay in diagnosis.


A defect in histidine biosynthesis causing an adenine deficiency.


The enzymatic basis of an adenine-histidine relationship in Escherichia coli.


Rhodes and the doctors. (3) Leander Starr Jameson. II.


Myocardial infarction in Southern Rhodesia.


Myelosclerosis: an autoimmune disease.

Myelosclerosis: an autoimmune disease.


External cardiac massage in myocardial infarction, with recovery.


Rhodes and the doctors.

Rhodes and the doctors.


Rhodes and the doctors. (2). Leander Starr JAMESON. I.


The neurohypophysis in post-partum hypopituitarism.


Attempted laboratory correlation of clinical milk sensitivity by agar gel diffusion and tanned cell hemagglutination.


Mucoid impaction simulating tumor. Report of a case.


The solubility of NEM-reacted hemoglobin.


Stapedectomy in the fenestrated ear.

Stapedectomy in the fenestrated ear.


Stapes surgery in advanced otosclerosis.


Tritiated folic acid as a diagnostic aid in folic deficiency.


Psychiatrist, physician and community.

Psychiatrist, physician and community.


Emotional disorders in the family physician's office.


A new-old skill for the general practitioner.


Health can be interesting.

Health can be interesting.


Erythroleukemia (di Guglielmo syndrome). A report of clinical observations and experimental studies in seven patients.


EEG studies of normal and encephalomalacia chicks.


Prophylaxis of "wettail" in hamsters.

Prophylaxis of "wettail" in hamsters.


A brief history of psychiatry for the doctor. III. The circle is closed.


Thoraco-abdominal injuries.

Thoraco-abdominal injuries.


The reduction in vitro in viscosity of mucoprotein solutions by a new mucolytic agent, N-acetyl-L-cysteine.


A brief history of psychiatric education for the nonpsychiatrist. II. The age of reason--and beyond.


The effect of topical antibacterial agents on the bacterial flora of the axilla.


Studies of the colon and small intestines with water soluble iodinated contrast media.


Some health hazards associated with the building trades.


Transformation induced by simian virus 40 in newborn Syrian hamster renal cell cultures.


Comparison of syrosingopine and reserpine in the treatment of ambulatory hypertensive patients.


Radioactive iodine therapy for angina pectoris.


The use of behavioral sciences in nursing: an opinion.


Pressure breathing in chronic obstructive lung disease.


Accidents in the home.

Accidents in the home.


Pulmonary Pneumocystis carinii infection.


The effect of age on the control of sway.


Asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema. The use of intermittent positive pressure breathing with inspiratory flow rate control. A review of the literature. In chronic obstructive lung disease (asthma, chronic bronchitis, obstructive emphysema) there is a segmental reduction in the caliber of the airways, which always results in obstruction to air-flow. Increased airway resistance is a physiological expression of airway obstruction.The addition of inspiratory flow rate control to an intermittent positive pressure breathing device permits slow filling of a lung with obstructed airways, and is presented as a simple means of reducing the high pulmonary flow resistance and increasing the tidal volume.


The mononuclear cell phase of inflammation in the newborn.


Studies on the mechanism of decidualization. IV.


Studies on the mechanism of ergocornine interference with decidualization and nidation III urinary steroids after administration of ergocornine to women.


Observations on the morphology of adipose tissue. I. The fine structure of cells from fasted and diabetic rats.


X-ray and crystallographic applications in pharmaceutical research. II. Quantitative x-ray diffraction.


X-ray and crystallographic applications in pharmaceutical research. IV. Modified procedures for molecular weight determinations.


X-ray and crystallographic applications in pharmaceutical research. III. Crystal habit quantitation.


Early diagnosis of the brain-injured child.


Compensatory hypertrophy of the thyroid gland, adrenal gland and the gonad studied singly or in combination.


Methods of observing the basophil leucocyte degranulation response.


Contact-sensitivity to gold as a chronic papular eruption.


Studies on radiation-induced mammary gland neoplasia in the rat. VI. The effect of changes in thyroid function, ovarian function, and pregnancy.


Indirect basophil degranulation test for allergy to penicillin and other drugs.


Rapid technic for obtaining leukocytes from small samples of blood.


Detection of anaphylactic sensitivity by the basophil degranulation response. An experimental study.


In vitro effect of licithinase A on the cytology of the human basophil.


Adventures with the basophil.

Adventures with the basophil.


The development of a social group by schizophrenic patients within a therapeutic milieu.


Psychology of the scientist. VI. Scientists as artist.


Psychology of the scientist. VII. The scientist and the mortality of science.


Some measures of continuous behavior.

Some measures of continuous behavior.


Study of the bond between gold alloys and porcelain.


Response separability.

Response separability.


Adjustable collar.

Adjustable collar.


Recording chromatograms of phosphatides on silicic acid-impregnated filter paper.


Duplication of the stomach: report of a case.


Malignant transformation of mouse connective tissue grown in diffusion chambers.


Thyroid surgery and the laryngeal nerves.


The treatment of abdominal pregnancies.

The treatment of abdominal pregnancies.


The relationship between heart beat and respiration in teleost fish.


Methods of sterilizing air for use in ophthalmic surgery.


Prosthetic facilitation of palatopharyngeal closure.


Filming speed in cinefluorographic speech study.


Develop aids and techniques for cinefluorographic speech study.


Mechanisms of thermal responses to 2,4-dinitrophenol.


Some 2-substituted derivatives of 2-dimethylamino-1,2,3,4-tetrahydronaphthalene.


Determination of pregnanolone, pregnanediol, and pregnanetriol in urine.


Conversion of alanine dehydrogenase to glutamic dehydrogenase by nitrous acid-the two enzymes in some properties.


Two cases of generalized scleroderma.

Two cases of generalized scleroderma.


Further studies on the benzol-adrenaline cardio-ventricular fibrillation.


The stimulating effect of dinitro-ortho-cresol, dinitro-phenol and paranitro-phenol on the aortic chemoreceptors in dogs.


Potentiation of the adrenaline effect by vitamin C and cysteine.


Simplified method for total cerebral angiography.


The use of mannitol for the reduction of intracranial pressure in intracranial surgery.


The effectiveness of B.C.G. vaccination in Africans.


Deaths from pulmonary tuberculosis in the age of chemotherapy. A retrospective analysis of 192 consecutive certified deaths.


Fever of obscure origin. Diagnosis and treatment based on a series of sixty cases.


Leprosy, a worldhealth problem.

Leprosy, a worldhealth problem.


Flow of labeled blood in small cylindrical tubes and glass bead systems.


Characteristics associated with Christian names.


Parr bomb combustion of tissues for C-14 and tritium analysis.


The vascular phenomena of the ear, nose, and throat.


The role of the cheek pouch in effecting transplantation immunity in the hamster. The cheek pouch of the hamster is alymphatic. Molecules, too large to penetrate the vascular endothelium, reach general circulation by slowly diffusing through the cheek pouch membrane to vessels found in the connective tissues in the neck and these vessels drain primarily into the superficial cervical node. The tissues of the cheek pouch membrane limit the diffusion of large particles and it is this "barrier" which explains, in part, the "privilege" conferred by the cheek pouch.


Changes in birth rates as a function of contraceptive effectiveness: some applications of a stochastic model.


Methydopa for treatment of hypertension.


Multilocular cystic granulosa cell tumor. Report of a case.


The rational use of vasodilating agents in chronic peripheral arterial and arteriolar vascular disorders.


Studies on transplantations of amphibian anterior pituitary into chick embryo. Analysis of induction capacity by differential solubility and precipitation method.


Retention of an 8-month foetus in utero for two and a half years.


Effect of bromidehypochlorite bactericides on microorganisms. A new principle in compounding stable, granular bactericidal products led to unique combinations of a water-soluble inorganic bromide salt with a hypochlorite-type disinfectant of either inorganic or organic type. Microbiological results are shown for an inorganic bactericide composed of chlorinated trisodium phosphate containing 3.1% "available chlorine" and 2% potassium bromide, and for an organic bactericide formulated from sodium dichloroisocyanurate so as to contain 13.4% "available chlorine" and 8% potassium bromide. Comparison of these products with their nonbromide counterparts are reported for Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Streptococcus lactis, Aerobacter aerogenes, and Proteus vulgaris. Test methods employed were the Chambers test, the A.O.A.C. Germicidal and Detergent Sanitizer-Official test, and the Available Chlorine Germicidal Equivalent Concentration test. The minimal killing concentrations for the bromide-hypochlorite bactericides against this variety of organisms were reduced by a factor 2 to 24 times those required for similar hypochlorite-type disinfectants not containing the bromide.


Straight thinking results from scrambled answers.


Muscle and skin blood flow in isolated limb perfusion.


Infants at risk of handicapping conditions.


Chronic peptic ulceration amongst Egyptians. A statistical and epidemiological study.


Social categorization as a function of latitude of acceptance and series range.


A case of vesicular mole with a twenty weeks living foetus.


A changing trend in obstetric anesthesia; four year report.


Acquisition of the nursing role and the transmission of nontherapeutic orientations.


Hepatic coma.

Hepatic coma.


Aetiology of portal hypertension in childhood.


Medical management of portal hypertension.


The ileum, site of Vitamin B12 absorption. A unique clinical experiment.


The role of a research department.

The role of a research department.


The medical aspect in a sheltered workshop.


Some clinical aspects of geriatrics.

Some clinical aspects of geriatrics.


The aetiology and management of ascites in patients with hepatic cirrhosis: a review.


Evidence for two types of allelic recombination in yeast.


Respiration-deficient mutants of yeast. I. Genetics.


Laboratory evaluation of analgetic effectiveness in human subjects.


Diagnostic features of herniated lumbar disc. (Survey of 1000 consecutive surgically treated cases).


Heterogeneity of lactic dehydrogenase in intraerythrocytic parasites.


Zymograms of the parasitic nematodes, Neoaplectana glaseri and N. carpocapsae, grown axenically.


'Wasting disease' following thymectomy in the hamster.


The treatment of anemia in the tumor-bearing hamster with cortisone and sodium salicylate.


Further studies on the anemia of the tumorbearing hamster.


Questionable protection by intracellular glycerol during freezing and thawing.


Survival of higher animal cells after the formation and dissolution of intracellular ice.


Galactokinse from Escherichia coli.

Galactokinse from Escherichia coli.


Rapid enzyme assay technique utilizing radioactive substrate, ion-exchange paper, and liquid scintillation counting.


The Achilles reflex. A diagnostic test of thyroid dysfunction.


Prophylactic oophorectomy with carcinoma of the rectum and colon.


Improved methods of preservation of human spermatozoa by freezing and freeze-drying.


Sarcomas of bone.

Sarcomas of bone.


The Haidinger brush phenomenon: a new clinical use.


In the tradition of Theodor Reik.

In the tradition of Theodor Reik.


Retinal vascular occlusion associated with gastro-intestinal hemorrhage.


Management of shotgun injuries: a review of 152 cases.


Properties of mitochondrial preparations from the small-intestinal mucosa of the guinea-pig.


Carpal bone injuries.

Carpal bone injuries.


Physical and chemical means of infection control.


Thrombolytic activity and related phenomena. Status of therapy: critique and outlook for the future.


Studies of the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier to antibodies and other proteins.


The enigma of bronchiolar carcinoma. Histopathologic clues in fifty-three cases.


Polypoid and junctional squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue and larynx with spindle cell carcinoma ("pseudosarcoma").


Repository emulsion treatment of ragweed pollinosis.


Hair cycle and chemically induced epidermal carcinogenesis in mice receiving tri-iodothyronine. I. Findings after single application of 9,10-dimethyl-1,2-benzanthracene.


Repair of large incisional hernias. A new anatomical technique. Large upper abdominal incisional hernias have always been a vexing problem to surgeons because of the rigidity of the costal arches. With the increasing longevity of our population and the constant improvement in ways to sustain older patients during operative procedures, incisional hernias, especially of the upper abdominal area, will undoubtedly become more prevalent.A new anatomical procedure for repair, which was used in 16 cases, eliminates the necessity of the use of various prosthetic materials: extrapleural sectioning of the costal cartilages from approximately the seventh to the tenth rib permits the directional pull of the attached musculature to narrow the defect, thus allowing repair of the hernia without tension. The procedure is technically a simple one and postoperative complications are minimal.


Act now to cut those winter heating bills.


Dehydration in paediatric practice--a review.


Studies on hosttumor relationship of two types of transplanted tumors.


Clinical features of congenital heart disease.


Filarial chyluria.

Filarial chyluria.


The psychedelic experience--a new concept in psychotherapy.


Metabolism of glycerol by an Arthrobacter species.


Public health nursing-the outlook in education.


Recurrent theca lutein cysts.

Recurrent theca lutein cysts.


Human fertilization.

Human fertilization.


The zona pellucida with special reference to early human development.


Influence of diisopropylfluorophosphate on the thrombin-like action of snake venoms.


Countertransference and identity phenomena manifested in the analysis of a case of "phallus girl" identity.


Maximum protection of mice against 8-MeV electron irradiation.


Studies on the prophylactico-therapeutic effeft of cucurbitine in experimental schistosomiasis japonica in mice.


Serum enzymes

Serum enzymes


Distribution of lysosomal enzymes in animal tissues.


Acid phosphatase of the lysosomal and soluble fraction of rat liver.


Congenital leukemia within a family with two cases of stomach cancer and parental consanguinity.


Olfactory epithelium: unitary responses in the tortoise. In the tortoise, Gopherus polyphemus, single unit spikes in the olfactory epithelium in response to amyl acetate were positive relative to the slow potential. The number of spikes in a response train was 4 to 15, the duration 3 to 4 msec, the height 0.5 to 2 mv. The height of successive spikes in a train decreased. The decrement in height, the number, and the frequency of spikes changed with the strength of the odor.


Icteric type of infectious mononucleosis in a 2-month-old infant.


Purification and properties of a blue protein from etiolated mung bean seedlings.


Studies on the b-type cytochromes from mung bean seedlings. III. The structure of cytochrome b-555.


Studies on the b-type cytochromes from mung bean seedlings. IV. Purification and properties of cytochrome b3 (b-559).


Biochemical studies of peripheral nerves in alloxan diabetic animals. I. C14-incorporation into lipid and C14O2-production from C14-labelled precursors.


Grading as part of teaching.

Grading as part of teaching.


The pharmacology of hypnotics and sedatives. I.


Duodenotomy with common duct exploration.


Congenital cystic dilatation of the common bile duct in a woman 31 years old.


Cervical spondylosis.

Cervical spondylosis.


Studies on copper metabolism. 32. Cardiovascular lesions in copper-deficient swine.


Sabin Sundays.

Sabin Sundays.


Progress in automotive safety.

Progress in automotive safety.


Evaluation of serum glycoproteins in the differential diagnosis of jaundice.


Bilateral surgery for pulmonary tuberculosis.


Current concepts in the surgical diagnosis and treatment of bronchogenic cancer.


Anterior cardiophrenic angle tumors.

Anterior cardiophrenic angle tumors.


Effects on lymphoid cells of occupational exposure to low doses of ionizing radiation.


The morphology of the epithelial thymus. Observations on lymphocyte-depleted and fetal thymus.


Coenzyme analogs. I. Preparation and properties of thionicotinamide methiodide.


Coenzyme analogs. II. Photochemical inactivation of reducd thionicotinamide adenine dinucleotide.


Effect of histamine on egg production.

Effect of histamine on egg production.


Cardiac active steroids and the slow muscle fibre.


Contracture of slow muscle fibre induced by cardiac active steroids.


The relation between geographical variation of healthiness and the main causes of death.


6-Azauracil inhibition of Escherichia coli B and its reversal by hadacidin.


Further studies on the activity of hadacidin.


Congenital hypertrophy of the verumontanum.


Tissue culture of kidney epithelium of tortoise (Tenstudo graeca).


Bacterial interference: its effect on nursery-acquired infection with Staphylococcus aureus. I. Preliminary observations on artificial colonzation of newborns.


Bacterial interference: its effect on nursery-acquired infection with Staphylococcus aureus. II. The Ohio epidemic.


Bacterial interference: its effect on nursery-acquired infection with Staphylococcus aureus. III. The Georgia epidemic.


Bacterial interference: its effect on nursery-acquired infection with Staphylococcus aureus. V. An analysis and interpretation.


A capsule for obtaining sterile samples of gastrointestinal fluids.


Urinary xylose excretion in steatorrhoea. The urinary xylose excretion is low in patients with untreated idiopathic steatorrhoea but subsequent improvement in excretion was noted after treatment in six out of nine patients. This did not coincide with histological improvement. With Crohn's disease low values were found when the jejunum but not the ileum was involved.


Chemotherapy of breast cancer.

Chemotherapy of breast cancer.


Isolated perfusion in treatment of advanced carcinoma. Abdomen and pelvis.


Visual depth discrimination in animals.

Visual depth discrimination in animals.


Visual depth discrimination in day-old chicks.


St. Louis virus encephalomyelitis.

St. Louis virus encephalomyelitis.


Amyloid tumor of the trachea and lung, resembling bronchial asthma. Case report.


Hypercoagulability in acute pancreatitis.


The structure and function of ribonuclease T1. V. Deamination of ribonuclease T1.


Cardiovascular responses to adequate stimuli in essential hypertension.


Vascular lesions of rheumatic heart disease with special reference to rheumatic activity.


Clinical and experimental studies on the modification of electroshocktherapy.


Recurrent "fever blister" and "canker sore". Tests for herpes simplex and other viruses with mammalian cell cultures.


Closed chest cardiac resuscitation. One year results.


Hypernephroma presenting as fever of unknown origin associated with elevated serum alkaline phosphatase levels.


Predicting the outcome for obese dieters.


Anxiety and depression in obese dieters.


Florida's first summer camp for diabetic children.


Effects of sulfonylurea compounds on hyperlipemia and hypercholesteremia in patients with minimal impairment of glucose tolerance.


Preparation and care of a patient for hysterectomy.


Urinary stress incontinence in the female.


Biopsy in oral diagnosis and treatment planning.


Psychophysiological studies on the juvenile delinquent by means of the Galvanic Skin Response.


Studies on identification of menstrual blood stain by fibrin-plate method. I. A study on the incoagulability of menstrual blood.


Studies on identification of menstrual blood stain by fibrin-plate method. II. A study on the identification of menstrual blood stain.


Studies on the correlation between vestibular function test and autonomic nervous system.


Theoretical considerations on the cause of the rarity of pure anti-RH" (E) antibody.


Hemopoiesis and nucleic acid metabolism. II. Incorporation of radiophosphorus into nucleic acids in hematopoietic tissues of guinea-pigs with Co60 gamma-rays.


Hemopoiesis and nucleic acid metabolism. I. Incorporation of radiophosphorus into nucleic acids in hematopoietic tissues of guinea-pigs with vitamin B12, pteroylglutamic acid, and vitamin C deficiency.


Hemopoiesis and nucleic acid metabolism. III. Incorporation of C-14-labelled formate into nucleic acid bases of rabbit bone marrow cells in vitro.


Hemopoiesis and nucleic acid metabolism. IV. Effect of radiation on hematopoiesis with special reference to DNA synthesis of bone marrow cells as measured by incorporation of C-14-labelled formate.


Hemopoiesis and nucleic acid metabolism. V. Effect antileukemic agents on hematopoiesis with special reference to DNA synthesis of bone marrow cells and leukemic leucocytes.


Congenital cystic dilatation of the common bile duct. Report of nine cases with special references to its symptoms and roentgenological findings in infants.


A carcinogenic experiment with 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide in guinea pig.


Adrenal cortical adenoma.

Adrenal cortical adenoma.


Severe burn.

Severe burn.


Temporary duodenal decompression as an adjunct to gastric resection for duodenal ulcer.


Surgical management of penetrating wounds of the neck.


Gamma irradiation and interrelation of dietary vitamin A and copper on their deposition in the liver of swine.


Solar retinitis.

Solar retinitis. Retinal burns can be produced by direct gazing at the sun. This lesion is caused by the thermal effects of the visible and near infrared rays focused on the pigment structure behind the retina. It is rarely seen, as the normal eye will tolerate only fleeting glances at the sun, but is fairly common during a solar eclipse. A case of solar retinitis is presented in which treatment with corticosteroids lessened the retinal edema but the patient suffered a bilateral central scotoma and vision reduced to the 20/40 level. In viewing a solar eclipse a No. 4 density filter is recommended; as a rough test this filter will abolish the readability of print on a 60-watt incandescent frosted electric light bulb.


Amenorrhea of pituitary origin.

Amenorrhea of pituitary origin.


Pulmonary carcinoma.

Pulmonary carcinoma.


Intermittent punishment of Sdelta responding in matching to sample. Incorrect matching responses of two pigeons on matching to sample were either continuously (CRF) or intermittently (FR) followed by a time out (TO). The matching accuracy was examined as a function of both TO duration and TO frequency (ratio size). With intermediate TO durations (10 sec, 1 min), accuracy increased as the frequency of TO increased. With an extremely short (1 sec) and an extremely long (10 min) TO duration, accuracy was poor over the entire range of frequencies.


Tuberculous empyema arising during corticosteroid therapy: report of a case.


Embolus of central retinal artery. Successfully treated by paracentesis.


Catheter erisophake.

Catheter erisophake.


Platelets: their role in coagulation.

Platelets: their role in coagulation.


The antigenicity and toxicity of extracts of Shigella flexneri type la.


The serological cross-reactivity between Shigella flexneri and Leuconostoc organisms.


Cellular changes in the bones of mice as studied with tritiated thymidine and the effects of estrogen.


Experimental aortic occlusion.

Experimental aortic occlusion.


The significance of round-window-recorded cochlear potentials in hearing: an autocorrelated study in the cat.


A theory of middle ear muscle function at moderate sound levels. The minor amplitude modulations of auditory input, which are introduced by the middle ear muscle acoustic reflex at moderate and low sound intensities in the cat, may contribute significantly to signal analysis or attention mechanisms of the auditory system.


Simultaneous trans-tympanic and electrophysiological indices of the acoustic reflex activity in the cat.


Individual sound damage susceptibility: role of middle ear muscles.


Allylestrenol in the treatment of gynecological disorders: a preliminary report.


The immunologic problem of pregnancy.

The immunologic problem of pregnancy.


Enzymes of glucose and pyruvate catabolism in cells, spores, and germinated spores of Clostridium botulinum. Simmons, R. J. (Michigan State University, East Lansing), and R. N. Costilow. Enzymes of glucose and pyruvate catabolism in cells, spores, and germinated spores of Clostridium botulinum. J. Bacteriol. 84:1274-1281. 1962.-An investigation was made of the enzymes of vegetative cells, spores, and germinated spores of Clostridium botulinum 62-A to elucidate a pathway of glucose metabolism. Manometric studies were conducted with intact cells, and various enzymes and enzyme systems were assayed in cell-free and spore-free extracts by use of spectrophotometric and colorimetric procedures. Glucose fermentation was found to be inducible; glucokinase was the controlling enzyme. All other enzymes of the Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas (EMP) pathway were found in both induced and non-induced cells, but they were in relatively low concentrations in the latter. This, plus the fact that no glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase was detected, led to the conclusion that glucose is catabolized primarily by the EMP system. A number of glycolytic enzymes were also found in extracts of spores and germinated spores of this organism, but the activities were extremely low as compared with activities in cell extracts. A phosphoroclastic-type reaction was readily demonstrated in both glucose-adapted and non-adapted cells, but not in spores and germinated spores. However, both acetokinase and phosphotransacetylase, as well as coenzyme A transphorase, were detected in spores and germinated-spore extracts, although at very low activity levels as compared with cell extracts. The specific activity of diaphorase in spore extracts was about one-half that of corresponding cell extracts, and the activity of reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide (DPNH) oxidase was actually higher in the spore extracts. In addition, the DPNH oxidase in spore extracts was considerably more heat-stable than that in extracts of cells or germinated spores.


The antigenicity of mouse trophoblast.

The antigenicity of mouse trophoblast.


A "new" blood group antigen Webb (Wb) of low frequency found in two Australian families.


A blood group genetical survey in Australian aborigines of Bentinck, Mornington and Forsyth Islands, Gulf of Carpentaria.


Dyspareunia follwing repair--"the skin bridge" and its prevention.


Round window injury: auditory behavioral and electrophysiological consequences in the cat.


Recurrent jaundice in pregnancy.

Recurrent jaundice in pregnancy.


An evaluation of hospitalization data from the health interview survey.


Quantitative analysis of sugars in royal jelly.


Inhibition of synthesis of RNA in E. coli by the narcotic drug laevorphanol.


Preservation by freezedrying and the stability of virulence of Salmonella typhimurium. Differences in the ability to withstand freeze-drying were demonstrated among strains of Salmonella typhimurium. On the average, the number of viable cells in freeze-dried cultures stored at 5 C for 12 to 18 months was approximately one half as large as that found 24 hr after freeze-drying. The viability in samples stored at higher temperatures declined rapidly and was correlated with the dryness of the sample. The virulence for mice of three strains of S. typhimurium did not change appreciably when samples were kept for 1 or 2 years as freeze-dried samples stored at 5 C, or as agar cultures stored at 5 C or at room temperature.


1st observations on a trial with 2-focus group psychotherapy


Bilateral ureteral obstruction due to endometriosis.


Effect of tetracycline on a standardized intracutaneous staphylococcal infection in guinea pigs.


Prospective epidemiology.

Prospective epidemiology.


Staphylococcal antagonism to penicillin-G therapy of hemolytic streptococcal pharyngeal infection. Effect of oxacillin.


Field studies of bovine mastitis in Illinois.


Lymphosarcoma in a calf.

Lymphosarcoma in a calf.


Multiple neurofibromatosis in a cow and calf.


Recent developments in cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.


Recognition of the innocent murmur in childhood.


Long-term follow-up of children suspected of having rheumatic fever.


Multiseptate gallbladder. A case report.


Radium substitutes in the interstitial implantation of tumors--with particular reference to iridium-192.


Low-dose fluororadiography.

Low-dose fluororadiography.


Health aspects of ionizing radiation.

Health aspects of ionizing radiation.


Exposure of patient and physician by diagnostic and therapeutic devices.


Psychologic and social factors in family formation.


Comparison of simultaneous versus individual hemodialysis by the twin coil artificial kidney.


Chromosome morphology and species evolution in the five North American species of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus).


Cytological aspects of speciation in two North American teleosts, Salmo gairdneri and Salmo clarki lewisi.


Parathion: a case report.

Parathion: a case report.


Obesity as a depressive equivalent.

Obesity as a depressive equivalent.


The duration of the effect of polyvinylpyrrolidone and dextran preparations in haemorrhagic shock of the cat.


Effect of a relevant observation stimulus on human discrimination learning as a function of position of the relevant stimulus.


Blue Cross--is it fish or fowl?

Blue Cross--is it fish or fowl?


A new tablet for the cough of chronic lung disease.


Metaproterenol--a new bronchchodilating drug. Clinical report.


Treatment of schizophrenia with potassium and magnesium aspartates (spartase).


Race relations and class structures.

Race relations and class structures.


The cost and control of accidents.

The cost and control of accidents.


Organization relationship line or staff?


Total laryngectomy followed by radiotherapy instead of "prophylactic" neck dissection. Late results.


Some observations on the use of psychiatric drugs.


Immunoelectrophoresis of human gastric juice.


Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage in alcohol intoxication.


Relationship between fractions of the Q-T interval.


Evaluation of physical capacities in the elderly.


Russian research on cardiac compensation and decompensation.


The flicker fusion frequency in different testing arrangements, of healthy older persons, of patients with cataracts and patients with retinal disorders.


Formulation and experimental evaluation of oral sustained release medication based on the principle of delayed diffusion.


Psychopharmacology study section.

Psychopharmacology study section.


Determination of sex in the newborn.

Determination of sex in the newborn.


A short history of diabetes mellitus.

A short history of diabetes mellitus.


The prevention of post-operative pulmonary complications by extradural anaesthesia.


Aortic sclerosis in a cat.

Aortic sclerosis in a cat.


Pathologic changes associated with feeding various levels of Crotalaria spectabilis seed to poultry.


Electron microscopy of canine and equine Babesia.


Blood changes in turkeys associated with a copper deficiency.


A patient-monitor.

A patient-monitor.


Respiratory function in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Hypersensitivity to drugs in the treatment of tuberculosis. Rapid desensitization using cortisone acetate.


Hepatic regeneration and hyperplasia.

Hepatic regeneration and hyperplasia.


Supply and disposal of sanitary towels in schools.


Sarcoidosis with erythrodermia and ulceration.


Infective hepatitis and marrow aplasia.

Infective hepatitis and marrow aplasia.


R. v. Hanratty. The A.6. murder.

R. v. Hanratty. The A.6. murder.


Congenital abnormalities of a newborn. Report of a case or an excellent delivery with a disappointing result.


Serum cholinesterase levels in families and twins.


Amidopyrine and agranulocytosis.

Amidopyrine and agranulocytosis.


Tests for occult blood.

Tests for occult blood.


The public health nursing services in mental health in Houston County.


Metabolic aspects of Wilson's disease: a review.


The characterization of estrogens.

The characterization of estrogens.


The doctor, abortion, and the law.

The doctor, abortion, and the law.


Distribution of mast cells as a function of age and exposure to carcinogenic agents.


A comparison of the metabolism of palmitic, oleic and linoleic acids incorporated into chylomicron triglycerides.


Influence of pregnancy and cortisone treatment on brown adipose tissue in bats.


Polyploid, aneuploid and multinucleate cells in the human liver.


Studies on the pathogenesis of rabies in insectivorous bats. III. Influence of the gravid state.


Management of asthma--physiotherapy.

Management of asthma--physiotherapy.


Management of asthma-positive pressure breathing and tracheostomy.


Aetiology of asthma-physical and atmospheric factors.


Gamma-aminobutyric acid metabolism in cerebral activity and in epileptic disorders.


The A system of cattle blood groups. I. The H reaction.


Role of oxygen in the high cell yields of psychrophiles and mesophiles at low temperatures. Sinclair, N. A. (Washington State University, Pullman) and J. L. Stokes. Role of oxygen in the high cell yields of psychrophiles and mesophiles at low temperatures. J. Bacteriol. 85:164-167. 1963.-Psychrophilic and mesophilic bacteria produce maximal cell crops in stationary cultures at temperatures 10 to 20 C below those at which growth is most rapid. Our data indicate that O(2) is rapidly depleted to growth-limiting levels in stationary cultures, and that the higher cell yields at the lower temperatures are due simply to the increased solubility and, therefore, availability of O(2). This conclusion is supported by the observation that equal cell crops are produced at high and low temperatures when cultures are vigorously aerated so that O(2) is not limiting, and also when facultative bacteria are grown anaerobically so that there is no O(2) to exert an effect.


The recognition of surgically correctible heart disease.


The A system of cattle blood groups. II. The inheritance of the strength of the H antigen.


Culture of strain L cells in suspension: replacement of polymer by traces of trypsin in a defined medium.


The A system of cattle blood groups. III. Serology of the A antigen.


Strain differences in activity, emotionality, body weight and susceptibility to stress induced stomach lesions.


An index of psychopathology (Ip) derived from clinicians' judgments of MMPI profiles.


Enzyme resistance of complexes with ribonucleic acid with metals.


An appraisement of William HARVEY.

An appraisement of William HARVEY.


Serum osmolality and glucose in maturity onset diabetes mellitus.


Non-specific sensitization to old tuberculin: antigenic studies.


Automation of the liver glycogen determination.


Peak to mean pollutant concentration ratios for various terrain and vegetation cover.


Sympathetic activation, drugs, and fear.


An experimental study of some relationships between daydreaming and anxiety.


Daydreaming patterns of American subcultural groups.


Hepatic encephalopathy as a psychiatric problem.


Gilles de la Tourette's disease.

Gilles de la Tourette's disease.


Unusual presentation of portal-systemic encephalopathy complicating portacaval anastomosis.


Nerve fiber requirements for regeneration in forelimb transplants of the newt Triturus.


Pyloric antral mucosal diaphragm.

Pyloric antral mucosal diaphragm.


Sarcoma superimposed on Paget's disease of the femur. A case report.


Polynucleotide phosphorylase of Micrococcus lysodeikticus. II. Further purification of the enzyme and the arsenolysis of polyribonucleotides.


Polynucleotide phosphorylase of Micrococcus lysodeiktpcus. III. The apparent arsenolysis of nucleoside diphosphates by polynucleotide phosphorylase.


The effect of secondary structure of the template activity of polyribonucleotides.


Spectral properties of adenine oligoribonucleotides.


Differentiating characteristics of parents of childhood schizophrenics, childhood neurotics, and young adult schizophrenics.


Effects of anxiety arousal in psychotics and normals upon the perception of anxiety in others.


Analysis of electrocardiographic abnormalities in insurance applicants: bundle branch block and related defects.


Preventive medicine in jungle and desert operations.


A cognitive view of rationalized projection.


Application of bound flavin analysis to the study of the turnover number of succinate dehydrogenase and of the reconstitution of the succinoxidase system.


Fluorometric determination of the succinate dehydrogenase content of respiratory chain preparations.


Congenital atresia of the esophagus with tracheo-esophageal fistula. Presentation of five cases.


Pulseless disease.

Pulseless disease.


Neurological manifestations of leukaemias. A report of four cases.


Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis.

Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis.


Incidence of ischaemic heart disease in the Punjab.


Endemic fluorosis. Epidemiological, clinical and biochemical study of chronic fluorine intoxication in Panjab (India).


So-called primary abdominal tuberculosis in India.


Clinical trial with a new oral diuretic.


Yeast-like fungi in vaginal and vulval swabs of 90 cases.


A simple and reliable method for obtaining viable sterile cysts of Entamoeba histolytica from human faeces for monobacterial culture.


Heterogeneity and metachromasy of some commercial anionic dyes.


Intralenticular metallic foreign body. A case report.


Effect of Brassica oleracea var. Capitata in the prevention and healing of experimental peptic ulceration.


Therapeutic use of thioridazine in premature ejaculation.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism with thin bones (a case report).


Responses of frog's stomach muscle produced by nervous stimulation presumably due to release of 5-hydroxytryptamine.


The terminal part of the accessory pancreatic duct and its musculature in the Rhesus monkey.


Starling's law of the heart in cardiac and unstriated muscle killed by heat.


The staining of enterochromaffin cells by the Bodian silver impregnation method.


Intimate nature of muscular contraction.


Active relaxation of unstriated muscle produced by noradrenaline.


The terminal part of the accessory pancreatic duct and its musculature.


Release of histamine on stimulation of nerves to frog's stomach muscle and its significance.


Tolbutamide in the treatment of ischaemic cardio-vascular disease.


Release of substance P on nervous and electrical stimulation of frog's stomach muscle.


On the alleged presence of non-argyrophile argentaffin cells in the human gastro-intestinal tract.


Neuromuscular transmission in frog's nerve-stomach muscle preparation in electrolyte-free solutions.


Tryptaminergic fibres in frog's vagus nerve.


Intestinal obstruction in children due to ascaris.


Clinical and viral studies of cases of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis in Singapore.


Epidemic kerato-conjunctivitis in Malaya.


Studies on "Cissus Quadrangularis" in fracture by using phosphorus 32. III.


An accurate colorimetric technique for the estimation of serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase.


Glucose-6-phosphatase and hepatic glycogen after prolonged administration of carbutamide.


Radiographic studies of the new born with special reference to subcutaneous fat and osseous development.


Anthropometric studies of the new born.

Anthropometric studies of the new born.


Amyotonia congenita syndrome, with the report of a case of Werdnig-Hoffmann disease.


Guanethidine in hypertension.

Guanethidine in hypertension.