Urease and citrase of pathogenic and saprophytic fungi.


Etiology and treatment of diarrheas.

Etiology and treatment of diarrheas.


The current status of pyelonephritis.

The current status of pyelonephritis.


Bacterial urease in pathogenic bacteria. Comparison of urea-splitting and non-urea-splitting bacteria.


Immunological diagnosis of the upper urinary tract infections (pyelonephritis): agar gel diffusion technique.


Diarrhea and its management, with special reference to polycarbophil-thihexinol-neomycin therapy.


Nutritional disturbances.

Nutritional disturbances.


Clinical remission of adenocarcinoma of the ovary induced by triethylene thiophosphoramide. Report of a case.


The neurotic patient.

The neurotic patient.


Visiting hospitals on the Dark Continent.


Results of the surgical treatment of bronchogenic carcinoma.


The existence of two kinds of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and chromosomal secretion as demonstrated by mean of autoradiography using tritiated thymidine.


Middle ear effusions: pathologic changes of the mucoperiosteum in the experimental animal.


Middle ear effusions: pathologic changes of the mucoperiosteum in the expeimal.


Problems of the conscious time.

Problems of the conscious time.


An unusual case of epistaxis.

An unusual case of epistaxis.


Carbimazole in retractory cardiac failure.


Listeria monocytogenes infections in Metropolitan Toronto. A clinicopathological study. The clinical and laboratory findings in 21 patients with listeriosis are described and the subject is reviewed. Eleven of the infections were septicemias of newborns, eight were meningitis in infants or adults, and two other children had unusual manifestations.Neonatal septicemia was rapidly fatal; one of 11 infants survived. The disease often seemed traceable to mild maternal infection during the third trimester usually leading to premature delivery of critically ill babies. Only awareness of the possible presence of listeriosis and early antibiotic therapy seem capable of reducing this high mortality.Tissues from autopsies showed characteristic microscopic necrotic foci with mononuclear infiltration progressing to microabscesses containing small Gram-positive rods. Lesions were found in the one placenta examined.Five infants with meningitis recovered, and one of three affected adults. Specific diagnosis depends on demonstrating Listeria monocytogenes; differentiation from other forms of acute meningitis cannot be made clinically.One older child had septicemia and another had listerial pharyngitis. Both recovered.


Speech disturbances in temporal lobe seizures: a study in 100 epileptic patients submitted to anterior temporal lobectomy.


The effects of temporal lobectomy in epileptic patients with psychosis.


A follow-up study of late-onset epilepsy. I. Neurological findings.


The amount and compartmentalization of adenosine diphosphate in muscle.


Large nuclear inclusions in pituitary gland basophils of the golden hamster.


Electron microscope and x-ray crystal analysis of the calcified elastic tissue.


On the familial incidence of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.


Precautions against ignition of flammable anaesthetics. I. Electrostatic hazards in the operating theatre. II. Electrical hazards in the operating theatre.


Relationship of the bacteriostatic action of drugs to the number of tubercle bacilli.


The D trisomy syndrome: a case report with a description of ocular pathology. A male infant with trisomy of one of the 13-15, or D, group of autosomes is described. The infant survived for only a few hours and had the following congenital abnormalities: defect of the scalp and underlying vertex of the skull, hemangioma, microphthalmia, cleft palate, ulnar deviation of forearms and wrists with flexion deformity of the fingers, polydactyly of the feet, interauricular septal defect, cryptorchidism and polycystic kidneys. Retinal dysplasia was the major abnormality in the microphthalmic eye.The congenital anomalies caused by D trisomy are sufficiently characteristic for the chromosomal error to be suspected in a newborn infant. A chromosome analysis is advisable for confirmation of the diagnosis.


A 13-15/21 translocation chromosome in carrier father and mongol son. Cytogenetic and dermatoglyphic features were studied in a family in which the mongoloid propositus inherited a 13-15/21 translocation chromosome from his father. Seven other healthy male carriers scattered throughout the pedigree produced nine chromosomally normal children and five carrier children in addition to the mongoloid propositus. These results show that carrier males do not necessarily produce an unusually large proportion of carrier children as previous reports would indicate. Dermatoglyphic studies showed that translocation carriers in this family have neither significantly more centralized nor less centralized palmar axial triradii than non-carrier relatives. No direct evidence was therefore found for the hypothesis that an allele is present on chromosome 21 which influences the height of the triradius.


Preparation of 131-I-labeled iodohydroquinones and their derivatives.


The surgeon's dilemma.

The surgeon's dilemma.


An approach to peptic ulcer prevention.

An approach to peptic ulcer prevention.


Advances in peptic ulcer treatment. A plea for ulcer prevention.


Enhanced efficacy of plasma after aging in the treatment of tourniquet shock.


Comparative studies on uric-acid levels in amniotic fluid, fetal blood, and maternal blood.


The metabolic activation of electromyogram.


Electromyography of arterial occlusive disease.


Electromyographic findings from chronic obstructive arterial diseases of lower limbs.


The thyroid function in certain states of mental deficiency in childhood.


Newborn tetanus etiology: isolation of Clostridium tetani from umbilical tissues.


Hepatic porphyria with pancreatic involvement: report of a case.


Absence of the physiologic dorsal kyphosis. Cardiac signs and hemodynamic manifestations.


Studies of skin of fetus and the child. The distribution of alkaline phosphatase in the skin of the fetus.


Studies of the skin of the fetus and the child. II. Glycogen and amylophos-phorylase in the skin of the fetus.


Clinical syndrome of anomalous position of the popliteal artery. Differentiation from juvenile arteriopathy.


The possible control of Pistia stratiotes L. with diquat.


Tenth anniversary of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences.


Immune corneal rings. I. Evaluation of reactions to equine albumin.


Immune corneal rings. II. Diffusion kinetics of equine albumin in the rabbit cornea.


Immune corneal rings. III. Mechanism of local immune corneal ring formation.


Cytochemistry of the oocyte of Loris tardigradus lydekkerianus (Cabr.) and Macaca mulatta mulatta (Zimmerman).


Plural pregnancies--the cause of plural problems.


Wild greens--vegetables or just weeds?

Wild greens--vegetables or just weeds?


Adrenaline release during insulin hypoglycaemia in the sheep.


The neurological complications of typhoid fever.


Walthard's cell nests in fallopian tube.


Malignant cystosarcoma phyllodes.

Malignant cystosarcoma phyllodes.


Surgical treatment of tuberculous lymphadenitis.


Asthma in relation to infection of the upper respiratory tract.


The action spectra for ultraviolet-light inactivation of systems-containing 5-bromouracil-substituted deoxyribonucleic acid. II. Bacteriophage T4.


Analysis of the antagonism between some brain stem stimulants and pentobarbital.


Dimefline (Rec 7-0267), other C.N.S. stimulants and lobeline as antagonists of pentobarbital.


Softening and liquefaction temperature of suppositories.


On sensory innervation of motor organs of thorax.


Synethesis of beta-dolabrin from beta-thujaplicin (hinokitiol).


Clinical and statistical observations on the side-effects of glucocorticoids.


Adventures in hospital administration. The patients are prisoners.


Acute renal failure following cholecystography.


Hair patterns on the back of white males.


The circumareolo-pectoral series of chest hair patterns.


Polarographic activity of proteins as a function of the dilution of aqueous solutions.


Morphological studies of fracture healing in tissue culture.


Treatment for fractures of the sesamoid bones in horses.


Rubella virus.

Rubella virus.


Problems arising in the control of breast cancer.


An experimental approach to flash blindness.


Electrodes for blood and gas PCO2, and blood pH.


Shift of ventilation produced by unilateral pulmonary artery occlusional.


Venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. Their prevention by oral anticoagulants.


In vitro studies on the fate of alpha-tocopherol in rat liver homogenates.


The relation between psychoanalytic school and value problems in therapy.


A basic physiological approach to myocardial revascularization.


The use of coronary cinearteriography for estimation of the relative flow in the anterior descending coronary artery in dogs after experimental surgical constriction.


A new approach to myocardial revascularization observing basic principles of collateral arterial development.


Physiological background, coronary arteriography, and the pedicle operation for coronary arterial insufficiency.


Symposium on cancer chemotherapy. Introductory remarks.


The causes of death in diabetes mellitus: a study of diabetic mortality in the Royal Adelaide Hospital from 1956 to 1960.


High velocity acid mists collection.

High velocity acid mists collection.


A patient with patient with apparently normal A1B red cells whose serum contains anti-B.


Serum protein and glycoprotein patterns in rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis with particular reference to the alpha-2- and gamma-globulins.


Hygroton induced gout with a review on sulfonamide diuretics precipitated gouty arthritis.


Treatment of premenstrual tension.

Treatment of premenstrual tension.


Idiopathic cardiac hypertrophy simulating valvular heart disease.


Studies on fibrinogen turnover before and after whole body x-irradiation in the rat.


A large scale method for the preparation and sterilization of ceruloplasmin and apoceruloplasmin from human plasma.


Systolic murmurs.

Systolic murmurs.


The effects of respiration on aortic pressure and flow.


Gas chromatography with stationary phases containing silver nitrate. IV. The methylcyclobutenes, methylenecyclobutane, C-5 dienes and related compounds.


Histochemical comparison of mucous secretions in rodent, carnivore, ungulate, and primate major salivary glands.


The salivary glands and salivary bladder of the nine-banded armadillo.


Perforation of a duodenal diverticulum with massive retroperitoneal emphysema.


Myocardial infarction following blood transfusion.


British medical periodicals, 1938-61.

British medical periodicals, 1938-61.


Response of planaria to shock.

Response of planaria to shock.


Hypnosis in the management and control of trigeminal neuralgia: two case reports.


Scleroderma.

Scleroderma.


Coronary arteriovenous fistula with patent ductus arteriosus.


The isolated Xenopus laevis tail: a preparation for studying the central nervous system and metamorphosis in culture.


Nutritional role of cholesterol in coronary arteriosclerosis. Study of the present concept.


Studies on the growth requirements of Entamoeba histolytica. VIII. Thermolability of the growth-promoting properties of the CLG and Shaffer-Frye media.


Air-borne Staphylococcus aureus. A possible source in air control equipment.


Discrimination and mediated generalization in probability learning.


Effect of different stimulus frequencies on discrimination learning with probabilistic reinforcement.


Nialamide in the treatment of alcoholism.


Surgical management of glaucoma. Congenital glaucoma.


Congenital glaucoma.

Congenital glaucoma.


Filtering procedures in open angle glaucoma.


Indications for operation in glaucoma.

Indications for operation in glaucoma. Prompt surgical operation is indicated in angle-closure glaucoma and in infantile glaucoma. Open-angle glaucoma is properly considered a disease for which conservative treatment should be tried. Operation is indicated in open-angle glaucoma when, despite maximal medical therapy, the intraocular pressure reaches a level at which the optic nerve is going to be damaged. Many factors must be considered in making a decision as to whether or not to operate in such circumstances, among them the condition of the eye, the result of previous operation if one has been done, the reliability of the patient with regard to carrying out a prescribed regimen, the age and physical condition of the patient, perhaps the race of the patient, the presence of cataracts and the attitude of both patient and surgeon toward surgical treatment.


Electron microscopic studies on the indirect flight muscles of Drosophila melanogaster. II. Differentiation of myofibrils. The differentiation of the indirect flight muscles was studied in the various pupal stages of Drosophila. Fibrillar material originates in the young basophilic myoblasts in the form of short myofilamants distributed irregularly near the cell membranes. The filaments later become grouped into bundles (fibrils). Certain "Z bodies" appear to be important during this process. The "Z bodies" may possibly be centriolar derivatives and are the precursors of the Z bands. The first formed fibrils (having about 30 thick myofilaments) are already divided into sarcomeres by Z bands. These sarcomeres, however, seem to be shorter than those of the adult fibrils.The H band differentiates in fibrils having about 40 thick myofilaments; the fibrils constrict in the middle of each sarcomere during this process. The individual myofibrils increase from about 0.3 micro to 1.5 micro in diameter during development, apparently by addition of new filaments on the periphery of the fibrils. The ribosomes seem to be the only cytoplasmic inclusions which are closely associated with these growing myofibrils. Disintegration of the plasma membranes limiting individual myoblasts was commonly seen during development of flight muscles, supporting the view that the multinuclear condition of the fibers of these muscles is due to fusion of myoblasts.


Electron microscopic studies on the indirect flight muscles of Drosophila melanogaster. I. Structure of the myofibrils. The myofibrils in Drosophila have thick and thin types of myofilaments arranged in the hexagonal pattern described for Calliphora by Huxley and Hanson (15). The thick filaments, along most of their length in the A band, seem to be binary in structure, consisting of a dense cortex and a lighter medulla. In the H zone, however, they show more uniform density; lateral projections (bridges) also appear to be absent in this region. The M band has a varying number of granules (probably of glycogen) distributed between the myofilaments. The myofilaments on reaching the Z region appear to change their hexagonal arrangement and become connected to one another by Z filaments. The regular arrangement of the filaments found in most regions of the fibrils is not seen in the terminal sarcomeres of some flight muscles; the two types of filaments appear to be intermingled in an irregular pattern in these parts of the fibrils. The attachment of myofibrils to the cuticle through the epidermal cells is described.


Release of glycerol in conditions of fat mobilization and deposition.


Injuries of the liver: a review of 111 cases.


Work-stressor tests and coronary disease.


Cerebral responsiveness in psychiatric patients. Intensity-response gradients and recovery cycles of somatosensory evoked potentials.


Psychiatric correlates of evoked cerebral cortical potentials.


Some drug effects on evoked cerebral potentials in man.


Buccal epithelial cells in health and anemia.


Gastric carcinoma (a review of 32 cases over a 2 year period at the Newark Beth Israel Hospital).


Pulmonary tuberculosis in elderly contacts with reference to its morbidity before and after introduction of chemotherapy.


Role of public health in the development of national resources with special reference to Pakistan.


Severe nose bleed in a case of myelomatosis.


An albumin-like protein in "mastitic" milk. I. Physical, chemical, and immunologic identification.


Arhinencephaly, cyclopia and multiple congenital anomalies with endocrine dysgenesis.


Varicella gangrenosa with a gangrene of extremities.


Werdnig-Hoffman's disease. (Review with case reports).


Hemodynamic correlates of the various components of the first hear sound.


Cleidocranial dysostosis.

Cleidocranial dysostosis.


Spectrophotometric determination of chloramphenicol and tetracycline hydrochloride in mixtures.


Diabetes mellitus. a preliminary study of 420 cases.


Studies on acid metabolism in Aspergillus niger. I. Nutritional requirements of Aspergillus niger cultivated in citric acid.


The virus of foot-and-mouth disease.

The virus of foot-and-mouth disease.


Prognosis of transposition of the great vessels with and without atrial septal defect.


The haemodynamics of common atrium.

The haemodynamics of common atrium.


Isolated laevocardia and isolated dextrocardia. Pathology and pathogenesis.


The structure of the mothering encounter.


Psychiatric evaluation of premenstrual tension.


Significance of cryoprofibrin in fibrinogen-fibrin conversion. Fibrinogen altered by thrombin-catalyzed liberation of fibrinopeptide A was found to combine with native fibrinogen to form a cold-precipitable complex we have called "cryoprofibrin." The altered fibrinogen lacking fibrino-peptide A polymerized into fibrin, but not until conditions for equilibrium between its incorporation into both cryoprofibrin and fibrin were satisfied. At equilibrium, the concentration of cryoprofibrin was maintained at a threshold proportional to the concentration of fibrinogen. When the concentration of cryoprofibrin was below threshold, fibrin could be depolymerized and solubilized by fibrinogen with resultant formation of cryoprofibrin. Since threshold concentrations of cryoprofibrin appear necessary for precipitation of fibrin, the concentration of cryoprofibrin in plasma provides a basis for determining intravascular deposition of fibrin. Intravascular deposition of fibrin does not appear to occur normally in rabbits, because the concentration of cryoprofibrin in plasma from normal rabbits is far below the threshold for precipitation of fibrin. The applicability of cryoprofibrin as an indicator of fibrin deposition is demonstrated by the occurrence of levels of cryoprofibrin approaching the threshold for precipitation of fibrin in plasma from endotoxin-treated rabbits. The current concept that the fibrinogen molecule can dissociate into subunits can be used to explain the conversion of fibrinogen to cryoprofibrin. As one possibility, the two residues of fibrinopeptide A contained in fibrinogen may be located on two separate subunits of the molecule; cryoprofibrin is produced when one of these subunits is replaced by a subunit altered by loss of fibrinopeptide A. Recombination of native subunits with subunits altered by loss of A would counter dissociation of cryoprofibrin and inhibit polymerization of subunits lacking fibrinopeptide A. As an alternate mechanism, two residues of A may be liberated concurrently from a single subunit. Cryoprofibrin would then correspond to a fibrinogen molecule, containing a subunit with two residues of A, in combination with an altered molecule containing a subunit lacking two residues of A. Liberation of fibrinopeptide B did not contribute measurably to production of fibrin resulting from limited action of thrombin on rabbit fibrinogen. Both fibrin containing B but not A, and fibrin containing neither B nor A, as is produced by extensive action of thrombin, could be solubilized by fibrinogen. Thrombin, or another enzyme utilizing tosyl-L-arginine methyl ester as substrate, appeared reversibly to inhibit polymerization of fibrin containing fibrinopeptide B. This enzyme and fibrinogen were the only proteins appearing to inhibit polymerization in plasma from normal rabbits.


The incidence of pulmonary tuberculosis in schools of Kuwait.


Studies in operant conditioning: II. Response increment during extinction.


Studies in operant conditioning: III. Learning in the rat without prior experimental adaptation.


Studies in operant conditioning: I. Aquisition of a panel pressing response.


Comparative studies of temperament: fear responses in different species of fish.


Studies in operant conditioning. IV. Extinction of one-trial learning compared with free exploration.


A case of ball and valve thrombus producing mesenteric artery occlusion and gangrene of intestine.


Emergency portacaval anastomosis.

Emergency portacaval anastomosis.


Incidence of atherosclerosis, hypertension & myocardial infarction in bilharzial cirrhosis.


The investigation of portal hypertension in childhood.


Dynamic aspects of protal hypertension.

Dynamic aspects of protal hypertension.


Measurement of renal red cell and plasma transit times in acute renal failure.


Inactivation of Escherichia coli bacteriophage T2 by poly-L-lysine. II. Properties of the irreversibly inactivated phage.


Refrigerated femoral venous-venous haemodialysis with coil preservation for rehabilitation of terminal uraemic patients.


A comparison of the use of Aldactone and Aldactone A in the treatment of hepatic ascites. In eight patients with cirrhosis and stable ascites controlled on chlorothiazide and spironolactone, a small particle preparation of spironolactone (Aldactone A) was as effective, at one quarter the dosage, as conventional spironolactone (Aldactone). Plasma spironolactone metabolite levels and urinary excretion of spironolactone metabolite were equivalent with both preparations. The variable dosage requirement of spironolactone in patients with cirrhosis and ascites is discussed in relation to these observations.


Inactivation of Escherichia coli bacteriophage T2 by poly-L-lysine. I. Nature of the inactivation process.


The anterior ethmoid nerve syndrome.

The anterior ethmoid nerve syndrome.


Measurement of renal blood flow in man with the use of indocyanine green infused into the renal artery.


Recognition and management of hearing defects.


Cancer prevention.

Cancer prevention.


Prophylactic antibiotics?

Prophylactic antibiotics?


By-pass surgical techniques in stapes surgery.


A discussion of nonfluency and stuttering as operant behavior.


Piezoelectric effect in bone.

Piezoelectric effect in bone.


Inferior mesenteric artery occlusion.

Inferior mesenteric artery occlusion.


Paresthesia due to lower denture pressure.


Malthus, morality, and "miracle" drugs.

Malthus, morality, and "miracle" drugs.


Multiple myeloma and coexistent carcinoma of the sigmoid colon.


Clubfoot: a common orthopedic problem in childhood.


Congenital abnormalities of the femur. A brief review of the cases observed at the Alfred I. du Pont Institute and a report of the treatment of one case of partial absence.


The development of the bronchial veins, with speical reference to anomalies of the pulmonary veins.


Quantitative molecular approach to the permeability changes of excitation. Functional relationships, available from only a few monolayer studies, can be applied to a relatively simple model of the excitable membrane to give permeability-potential curves quite similar to the conductance-potential curves obtained experimentally in voltage-clamped giant axons. Contrary to the usual view in terms of "carrier systems," the present model considers the permeability to sodium and potassium to be reduced by the increase in the surface pressure induced by large lipophilic cations and anions in the outer layer of the lipoidal bimolecular leaflet constituting the living membrane; hence, the increase in permeability during depolarization, for example, is due to a decrease in the amount of the organic anions in this layer, whereas the decrease in sodium permeability during inactivation is caused by a rise in content of organic cations. The present proposal has the advantage that it is in keeping with known phenomena observed in simple physico-chemical systems as well as in excitable systems; moreover, the current actually transferred by the postulated lipophilic ions can be negligible compared to that transferred by the inorganic cations they control. The latter situation, as well as the steepness of the permeability-potential relationships obtained, have been pointed out to be critical requirements of a satisfactory molecular hypothesis.


Membrane permeability: monolayer relationships. A model of permeation of living membranes is proposed in which penetration by polar molecules takes place through islands composed of limited numbers of lipoidal molecules in a state comparable to that of certain compressed monolayers. These islands are visualized as scattered within a rigid, relatively impervious matrix. Relationships for penetration of monolayers by gases have been applied to this membrane model. Calculations on this basis demonstrate that the permeabilities relative to water are described at least as well by this model as by that assuming rigid pores of 4.25 A radius.


Influence of radiation-induced chromosomal aberrations on the viability of tumour and normal mammalian cells. Method of biological dosimetry.


Prognosis of tropical sprue. A study of the effect of folic acid on the intestinal aspects of acute and chronic sprue.


Analysis of proximities as a technique for the study of information processing in man.


Stimulus generalization in the learning of classifications.


Production of constrained associates and the informational uncertainty of the constraint.


Metabolism of thiourea S35 by the fetal thyroid of the rat.


Executive health: how to maintain it.

Executive health: how to maintain it.


An approach to the study of cytodifferentiation in melanophores.


Swelling of the subacromial bursa: report on 16 cases.


The distribution of certain proteins and polypeptides in the Kirby water-phenol system.


Separation of phenol and deoxyribonucleic acid by Sephadex gel filtration.


Surgery in a cottage hospital.

Surgery in a cottage hospital.


Pneumothorax due to compressed air injury of the intestine.


The teaching of undergraduate psychiatry in North America and its implications for the United Kingdom.


The population bomb.

The population bomb.


The S.S. HOPE in Peru.

The S.S. HOPE in Peru.


Road accidents and injuries.

Road accidents and injuries.


At the Harare Hospital Staff Round. Cases of interest.


Isolation of Vibrio fetus from bovine preputial fluid, using millipore filters and an antibiotic medium.


Some cue properties of anticipated rewards in discrimination learning of retardates.


Interpretation of tracer experiments under conditions of incomplete circulatory mixing: phagocytosis of colloidal particles.


The fine structure of the rat duodenal absorptive cell with special reference to the intercellular interdigitation.


Agar gel electrophoresis of the hybrid of canine and human hemoglobins: a simple convenient means for the determination of chain anomaly.


Improved technique of O-aminobiphenyl method for the determination of glucose in serum.


Hemoglobin M-Kurume: its identity with hemoglobin M-Saskatoon.


Cellular permeability and extracellular formation of glutamic acid in Brevibacterium flavum.


A method for the ureteral catheterization and the determinaton of the glomerular filtration rate in rats: with some applications on the study of parathyroids.


Influence of x-irradiation on zinc-65 uptake of testes in mice.


Adaptation in renal phosphorus excretion under the influence of parathyroids; a study in ureterally catheterized rats.


The estimation of severity of mitral incompetence.


Arteriography in strokes.

Arteriography in strokes.


The mechanism of lysis of Prymnesium parvum by weak electrolytes.


Renal disease and the metabolic effects of tetracycline.


Edematous arterial reaction by adrenaline and cholesterol and its prevention by MAO Inhibitor observed by electron microscopic technique.


Edematous reaction of arteries in reference to atherosclerosis and thrombosis.


Release of a thromboplastic substance from arterial walls by epinephrine.


New type of antithrombotic treatment of myocardial infarction.


Longitudinal conduction systems serving spinal and brain-stem coordination.


Experimental pyelonephritis: nephron dissection of the kidney of experimental chronic pyelonephritis in the rabbit.


Toxic adenoma of the thyroid, with triiodothyronine as the principal circulating thyroid hormone.


The effect of electric stimulation of hypothalamus on rabbit liver tryptophan pyrrolase.


Biosynthesis of itaconic acid by aspergillus terreus.


The relationship of edematous reaction in arteries to atherosclerosis and thrombosis.


Can antigen and its corresponding antibody coexist in the same medium?


Studies of neurovascular friction in animals.


The incidence of viral hepatitis after blood transfusions.


Cancer of the breast. Some old facts and new prospectives.


New dimensions in cancer research.

New dimensions in cancer research.


Rectal polyps and cancer.

Rectal polyps and cancer.


Pneumonectomy and lobectomy in bronchogenic carcinoma. A comparison of end results of the Overholt and Ochsner clinics.


Effect of estrogens on kidney weight in mice.


A case report of cholesterol pericarditis.


Ventricular function during halothane anesthesia in closed chest dog.


Cancer of the breast: some old facts and new prospectives.


In defense of their families.

In defense of their families.


Performance of digitalized heart during halothane anesthesia.


Indoleacetic acid oxidase activity of peroxidase.


Microdetermination of cholesterol and phospholipid in cerebrospinal fluid and serum by silicic acid column chromatography.


Silicic acid column chromatography for the microdetermination of cholesterol, cholesterol ester, and phospholipid from human cerebrospinal fluid.


Clinicopathologic conference.

Clinicopathologic conference.


Results of hyposensitisation in pollinosis in Delhi area with local pollen extracts.


Studies in pollen allergy in Delhi area. IV. Clinical investigations.


Allergy to papaya tree (Carica papaya Linn).


Studies in pollen allergy in Delhi area. III. (A) Collection and processing of pollens. (B) Preparation and storage of pollen extracts.


Effects of hypophysectomy on the enzyme histochemistry of the rat submaxillary gland.


Comparative tuberculin testing study in a Honolulu private school.


The simultaneous determination of atmospheric radon by filter paper and charcoal adsorptive techniques.


Hypertension associated with traumatic perinephritis.


Projections on a triptych: or a hagiology for our time.


The source of oxygen in Rhodopseudomonas spheroides carotenoid pigment conversion.


Histochemical alterations in ischemic heart muscle and early myocardial infarction.


Clinical and biochemical studies of cyclopropane analgesia in obstetrics.


Liquid scintillation counting of solutions containing carotenoids and chlorophylls.


Vision of the aged and cataracts.

Vision of the aged and cataracts.


Lens proteases and cataract formation.

Lens proteases and cataract formation.


Age differences in the water content of the body as related to basal oxygen consumption in males.


Protoplast membrane of Streptococcus faecalis. Shockman, Gerald D. (Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pa.), Joseph J. Kolb, Bohdan Bakay, Margaret J. Conover, and Gerrit Toennies. Protoplast membrane of Streptococcus faecalis. J. Bacteriol. 85:168-176. 1963.-The membrane fraction of Streptococcus faecalis (ATCC 9790) was isolated and purified, by a variety of procedures, from cultures that were grown under closely controlled conditions of physiological age and nutrition. The most satisfactory method required the use of lysozyme-to-cell ratios below 0.01 and the intermediate formation of protoplasts in osmotically protective media. Amino acid analyses of three of the membrane preparations indicated a characteristic and constant, but not unusual, pattern; 42% of the membranes from threonine-depleted and 49 to 55% of the membranes from log-phase cultures were accounted for as protein. Significant quantities of d-alanine or d-aspartic acid were not detected, indicating the absence of contaminating cell-wall substance. Essentially, all of the nitrogen was accounted for as amino acids. The lipid content of membranes from stationary-phase threonine-depleted (36%) and valine-depleted (40%) cultures was significantly higher than the corresponding fraction of exponential-phase cultures (28%). The phosphorus content of the membrane lipid was relatively constant (2.8 to 3.0%), and the nitrogen content was extremely low (0.12 to 0.26%). Thus, changes in the composition of the membrane fraction occurred during the transition of log-phase cells into threonine- or valine-depleted cells.


Inhibition by antibiotics of the growth of bacterial and yeast protoplasts. Shockman, Gerald D. (Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pa.) and J. Oliver Lampen. Inhibition by antibiotics of the growth of bacterial and yeast protoplasts. J. Bacteriol. 84:508-512. 1962.-The characteristics and requirements for growth of bacterial (Streptococcus faecalis) and yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) protoplasts were established and the effect of a variety of antibacterial and antifungal antibiotics determined. A clear differentiation was obtained between such inhibitors of bacterial cell wall synthesis as penicillin and cycloserine, which did not prevent protoplast growth, and all others, antibacterial and antifungal, which inhibited protoplasts and intact organisms at the same range of concentration. Novobiocin, previously reported to inhibit bacterial wall synthesis, was also effective against a reaction(s) essential to the growth of S. faecalis protoplasts. The antibacterial action of streptomycin, neomycin, and kanamycin was essentially eliminated by the high salt concentration needed to maintain the protoplasts. Removal of the cell wall did not significantly increase antibiotic susceptibility of a resistant species. Protoplasts of Bacillus megaterium were insensitive to the antifungal agent, nystatin, and did not bind it to any detectable degree. Thus, the yeast or bacterial cell wall does not appear to play a major role in determining relative antibiotic susceptibility by masking internal sensitive target sites. A variety of antifungal antibiotics tested on the growth of log-phase yeast cells failed to produce osmotically fragile forms.


Alkaline labile D-alanine in cell walls.


Effect of insulin on fatty acid transport and regional metabolism.


Glucose and fructose absorption in the unanesthetized dog.


Antitumor activity of cucurbitacins: metabolic aspects.


Cardiac resuscitation. The combined use of external cardiac massage, external cardiac defibrillation and external electric cardiac stimulation.


Fat embolism.

Fat embolism.


Peptic ulcer and the superior mesenteric artery syndrome.


A search for the affective determinants of chronic urticaria.


Congenital stenosis of individual pulmonary veins.


The developmental complex of "parachute mitral valve," supravalvular ring of left atrium, subaortic stenosis, and coarctation of aorta.


Some characteristics of body size estimation.


Occupational medicine. Responsibilities of the part-time plant physician with outline of a comprehensive medical service.


Body-part size judgment in contrasting intellectual groups.


A clinical study of a povidone-iodine regimen for resistant vaginitis.


Perigastric adhesions. The "trapped air" sign.


Thomas Milton RIVERS, 1888-1962.

Thomas Milton RIVERS, 1888-1962.


Norms on the Harvard group scale of hypnotic susceptibility, form A.


A comparison of two procedures for hearing-aid evaluation.


Standards for a long-term care program.

Standards for a long-term care program.


Effect of thalidomide treatment of hens on embryonic development and fertility.


The effects of ionizing radiation on trypsin. I. Losses of esterase and protease activities of trypsin and trypsin-inhibitor compound.


Operative endoscopy of the biliary tract.


Application of hydrodynamic analog and digital computer to the study of phospholipid kinetics.


Head pain of temporomandibular joint origin.


Recognition and recording of symptoms of temporomandibular joint dysfunction.


Release of serotonin and catecholamines by drugs.


The protein subunit of human serum lipoproteins of density 1.125-1.200 gram/ml.


Factors producing intracorporeal hyperthermia in an electromagnetic field.


The effect of anaerobiosis and metabolic inhibitors on glucose uptake in vitro.


Health education for the expectant mother.


The problem of medial hypertrophy in pulmonary hypertension.


Congenital muscular dystrophy. A case report with autopsyfindings.


Malignant interstitial cell tumor of the testis: a case report.


The half-life of progesterone in the peripheral blood of ewe at two stages of gestation.


Steroids in the ovarian venous blood of ewes before and after gonadotrophic stimulation.


The fluorimetric determination of progesterone in human plasma during pregnancy and the menstrual cycle.


The distribution of tritiated thymidine in adult BALB/cJ and C57BL/6J mice.


A radioautographic study of parabiosis.

A radioautographic study of parabiosis.


Effects of freezing and storage on survival of thyroid autografts.


The emergency department. Some considerations on essential physical facilities.


The pre-erythrocytic stage of Plasmodium osmaniae.


Dental health in Alabama.

Dental health in Alabama.


Comparison of the thrombotest with the modified Quick test. Drug-induced hypoprothrombinemia countered with phytonadione.


Comparison between the one-stage prothrombin time and factor VII and X complex determination in bishydroxycoumarin-induced hypoprothrombinemia countered by phytonadione.


The use of artificial renal dialysis techniques for the removal of bilirubin in the dog.


Workweek went downstandards staved up.

Workweek went downstandards staved up.


Methods improvement in the clinical laboratory.


Human-erythrocyte reduced triphosphopyridine nucleotide oxidase.


Purification and properties of human-erythrocyte malic dehydrogenase.


Scandinavian course in stapes-surgery.

Scandinavian course in stapes-surgery.


Discoid lupus erythematosus. Correlation of clinical features with serum auto-antibody pattern.


Diabetic ketosis.

Diabetic ketosis.


Molecular hybridization between sheep-hemoglobin variants.


Nature of the stable adaptation induced by selenomethionine in Chlorella vulgaris.


Biosynthesis of Se-methyl-selenocysteine from selenite in selenium-accumulating plants.


Studies on the biosynthesis of prodigiosin in Serratia marcescens.


Medullary fixation of the fractured clavicle.


Malignancy and tissue metabolism.

Malignancy and tissue metabolism.


Care for the mentally retarded. We stand at the threshold.


Photoresponses of the fungus, Phycomyces.


Uptake and distribution of fatty acids in rat diaphragm and heart muscles in vitro.


Roentgen study of the urinary tract in children, with notes on congenital urethral valves.


A new serotype of B. alkalescens-dispar "2C-2:6(L)" and its possible pathogenicity in man.


Effects of aminophylline and pituitrin on pulmonary arterial pressure.


Studies on the toxicity of petroleum waxes.


Acute elevation of serum transaminase and lactic dehydrogenase during circulatory shock.


The method of a competitive scavenger in radiation chemistry.


Contact occluders for restricting vision in the rat.


Subcutaneous abscess as the first evidence of carcinoma of the colon.


Late results of arterial reconstructive surgery.


Secondary structure in poly-ribothymidylic acid.


The unique self.

The unique self.


Clinical pathological conference: cyanosis and dyspnea.


Multiple congenital anomalies of the eyes with lobster clawhand.


Amniotic membrane grafts in corneal ulcer.


Treatment of vitiligo with a mixture of psoralin and isopsoralin and proteolytic enzymes. 1. The secretion of pepsin in the gastric juice of vitiligo patients.


Paper electrophoresis in the study of the chemical effects produced during beta decay of 132-Te to 132-I.


Paper electrophoretic separation of some fission products.


Paper-electrophoretic studies of the solution chemistry of RaD (210Pb), RaE (210Bi) and RaF (210Po). II. In nitric acid and perchloric acid.


Centrifugally accelerated paper chromatography of inorganic ions.


Psychotomimetic agents related to mescaline.


Effect of cold water immersion on burn edema in rabbits.


Graphical procedure for comparing thermal death of Bacillus stearothermophilus spores in saturated and superheated steam. The thermal death curve of dried spores of Bacillus stearothermophilus in saturated steam was characterized by three phases: (i) a sharp initial rise in viable count; (ii) a low rate of death which gradually increased; and (iii) logarithmic death at maximal rate. The first phase was a reflection of inadequate heat activation of the spore population. The second and third phases represented the characteristic thermal death curve of the spores in saturated steam. A jacketed steam sterilizer, equipped with a system for initial evacuation of the chamber, was examined for superheat during normal operation. Measurements of spore inactivation and temperature revealed superheat in surface layers of fabrics being processed in steam at 121 C. The high temperature of the fabric surfaces was attributed to absorption of excess heat energy from superheated steam. The superheated steam was produced at the beginning of the normal sterilizing cycle by transfer of heat from the steam-heated jacket to saturated steam entering the vessel.


Development of thrombolytic activity.

Development of thrombolytic activity.


Complement-fixing isoantibodies against antigens common to platelets and leukocytes.


An evaluation of the Schiotz Sklar corneal tonometer used on the sclera.


Chemistry of fibrinolysis.

Chemistry of fibrinolysis.


Ultracentrifugal constituents of human and canine prostatic fluid.


Sectional cushion and wedge cushion--aids for preventive nursing.


Malignant synovioma.

Malignant synovioma.


Ventricular aneurysms and their surgical treatment.


Continuous antibiotic irrigation in the treatment of infection.


Rupture of aneurysm of sinus of Valsalva into left ventricle and its operative repari.


Isotopic heart homograft and autograft.

Isotopic heart homograft and autograft.


Mathematical model of transport mechanisms influencing strontium 90 levels in milk.


Choice of operation for pulmonary valvular stenosis.


Prediction of escape from MMPI data.

Prediction of escape from MMPI data.


The effect of fluorine on dairy cattle. V. Fluorine in the urine as an estimator of fluorine intake.


Personality factor stability for three ability levels.


Group decision making under conditions of realistic complexity.


Cardiac transplantation.

Cardiac transplantation.


Treatment of bronchial asthma.

Treatment of bronchial asthma.


Stimulus generalization and stimulus discriminability: effects of perphenazine.


A simple method for producing tolerance to dihydromorphinone in mice.


Gynaecomastia and urinary oestrogens in patients with generalised skin disease.


High-output cardiac failure from skin disease.


Renal tubular secretion of human plasma proteins and Bence-Jones protein.


Moniliasis with idiopathic hypoparathyroidism.


Comparison of asthmalytic compounds.

Comparison of asthmalytic compounds.


The Shute parallel forceps applied to the infant's torso for shoulder dystocia.


Is the irradiation menopause safe? (A preliminary report).


Three-way uterine cell collector for early detection of cancer.


Glycopyrrolate in clinical practice. Summary report.


Detection of glaucoma.

Detection of glaucoma.


Intravenous fat therapy.

Intravenous fat therapy.


Influence of incandescent and coloured light on chicken embryos during incubation.


The public health significance of trace chemicals in waste water utilization. The practice of waste water utilization has grown considerably in recent years, owing to the growing demand for water for agricultural, industrial and domestic purposes. Such utilization presents certain problems in respect of the quality of the reclaimed water, on account of the presence of certain trace chemicals in the waste waters to be re-used. The presence of these trace chemicals may have important consequences in the agricultural or industrial utilization of waste waters, but from the public health point of view it is in the re-use of waste waters for domestic purposes that their presence has most importance, owing to their possible toxic effects.This paper discusses the public health significance of trace chemicals in water, with special reference to some of the newer complex synthetic organic compounds that are appearing in ever-increasing numbers in industrial wastes. Current information on the acute and chronic toxicity of these substances is reviewed and related to possible methods of treatment of waste waters.In conclusion, the author points out that the problem of trace chemicals is not confined only to direct waste-water reclamation projects, but arises in all cases where surface waters polluted with industrial wastes are used as a source of domestic supply.


The clinical study and morphology of the first attack of rheumatism in children below three years of age.


Electrical conductivity of sweat: a simple diagnostic test in children.


Kinetics of conversion of prothrombin to thrombin by biological activators. I. Demonstration of a prothrombin derivative which reacts with proteolytic enzyme inhibitors.


Evaluating public health nursing service to the maternity patient and her family.


Aortic subvalvular stenosis from myocardial hypertrophy.


Patient care planning as experienced by hospital councils.


Expanded horizons of hospital care.

Expanded horizons of hospital care.


Odontogenic dysplasia. Report of a case.


Odd sequelae of severly traumatized teeth following an accident.


Arguments in favour of a virus aetiology of non-gonococcal urethritis illustrated by three cases of Reiter's disease.


Anatomy and oral pathology.

Anatomy and oral pathology.


Rejection of the homotransplanted dog liver in the absence of hepatic insufficiency.


Bradykinin release and inactivation in man.


The activation of mast cells by the histamine liberator 48/80 in man.


Congenital tracheal stenosis.

Congenital tracheal stenosis.


Type IV glycogenosis. Report of a case proven by characterization of glycogen and studied at necropsy.


Identification of chlorogenic acid in castor bean and oranges.


Cell type in the choice of cases of carcinoma of the bronchus for surgery.


Long-term cardiac pacing for heart block.


Long-term artificial cardiac pacing: experience in adults with heart block.


New antistaphylococcal antibiotics. Comparative in vitro and in vivo activity of cephalothin, nafcillin, cloxacillin, oxacillin, and methicillin.


Adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder joint.


The management of foot problems.

The management of foot problems.


Meniscal derangement in the osteoarthritic knee joint. Arthrotomy and excision of the involved meniscus provide definitive relief.


Aneurysm of the renal artery. Successful resection with reconstruction of the bifurcation.


A tarsal-tunnel syndrome.

A tarsal-tunnel syndrome.


Effects of chlorpromazine and d-amphetamine on escape and avoidance behavior under a temporally defined schedule of negative reinforcement. Chlorpromazine hydrochloride and d-amphetamine sulphate were administered to two rats responding on a baseline temporally defined schedule of negative reinforcement which produced both "escape-like" and "avoidance-like" behavior. The effects of these drugs appeared similar to those expected on the more customary sort of non-cued avoidance schedule.


Induced electric current flow in the pigeon as a function of impressed voltage and pulse frequency.


Time out from avoidance as a reinforcer: a study of response interaction. Monkeys could either postpone shock by pressing a lever or pull a chain to produce a period of time out from the avoidance procedure. The period of time out proved to be an effective positive reinforcer. Certain features of the animals' behavior were attributed to interactions between the two responses.


Two parameters of a temporally defined schedule of negative reinforcement. Temporal schedules of negative reinforcement were derived in a manner analogous to those for positive reinforcement, and two parametric studies were carried out with two of the three defining variables. With some limiting values of the defining variables, escape schedules result and data obtained at these values were similar to those obtained in escape studies. At other values of the defining variables avoidance behavior was generated.


Organ-culture analysis of inherited retinal degeneration in rodents.


Chemical pathology of acute amino acid deficiencies. V. Comparison of morphologic and biochemical changes in young rats fed protein-free or threonine-free diets.


Effect of methionine and choline deficiency on liver choline oxidase activity in young rats.


Sex difference in induction of fatty liver in the rat by dietary orotic acid.


Heptulose phosphate formation in thiamine deficiency and other physiological states.


Influence of p-hydroxy-propiophenone on liver tumorigenesis in rats ingesting ethionine and N-2-fluorenylacetamide.


Conversion of glucose 6-phosphate to ketoheptose phosphate by calf-lung enzyme.


Functional intestinal obstruction in newborn infants with morphologically normal gastrointestinal tracts.


Duhamel's operation for Hirschsprung's disease.


Matched Otis and Wechsler IQ scores of delinquents.


Bendroflumethiazide therapy in toxemia of pregnancy.


Sarcoma of the prostate: a report of four cases and a review of current therapy.


Prediction of visual tracking proficiency on an A-scope presentation from the measured effects of noise and time.


Isometric time-tension relationships as an index of myocardial contractility.


Beef-heart malic dehydrogenases. III. Comparative studies of some properties of M-malic dehydrogenase and S-malic dehydrogenase.


Discrimination of color. II. Effect of spectral bandwidth.


A double selection experiment for body weight and breast angle at eight weeks of age in chickens.


Contemporary medical certification.

Contemporary medical certification.


The influence of Galen's doctrine of pulmonary bloodflow on the development of modern concepts of circulation.


Malignant ocular melanoma during pregnancy.


Galen's experiments and observations on pulmonary blood flow and respiration.


Inhibitory effect of acetoacetates on myocardial contraction.


Existentialist aspects of the vocational rehabilitation process.


Polytetrafluorethylene tipped tablet punches.


Tablets of pyrilamine resin adsorbate with aspirin and vitamin C.


Thyro-activity in iodo-derivatives of phytohormonal 5-hydroxybenzofurans.


Tubal plastic surgery. A retrospective study of 50 cases.


Depression in medical practice.

Depression in medical practice.


Antihistamines and their side effects.

Antihistamines and their side effects.


Mechanism of an ascites tumor formation.


Observations on the pathogenesis of experimental skin tumors. A study of the mechanism by which papillomas develop.


Host responses to a transplantable "ascitic" tumor.


Unilateral thymic lymphoma in AKR mice.

Unilateral thymic lymphoma in AKR mice.


A type of transference elation.

A type of transference elation.


Future-time perspective and the perception of duration.


Manipulation of the spine under general anesthesia.


The tubal plastic operation: a critical analysis of 43 cases.


Medical therapy in specific categories of ischemic cerebrovascular disease.


The serum level of glutamic oxalacetic transaminase in patients with muscular dystrophy.


SGOT level in patients with muscular dystrophy.


Protoplasm: endoplasmic reticulum and microsomes and their properties.


Surgical and anticoagulant therapy of occlusive cerebrovascular disease.


Bronchogenic carcinoma associated with severe orthostatic hypotension.


First stage of labor recorded by cervical tocometry.


Rheumatoid nodules in the lung.

Rheumatoid nodules in the lung.


Cytochemical localization of phosphodiesterase by the azo dye simultaneous coupling method.


The operative treatment of adnexitis.

The operative treatment of adnexitis.


The effect of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1,3-propanediol (THAM) in experimental quinidine intoxication.


Drugs and congenital abnormalities.

Drugs and congenital abnormalities.


Combined therapy of rheumatoid arthritis with gold and chloroquine. I. Evaluation of the therapeutic effect.


The Southwestern American Indian's burden: biliary disease.


Combined therapy of rheumatoid arthritis with gold and chloroquine. II. Evaluation of the side effects.


Vaccination of newborns with liquid and dried Swedish BCG vaccine respectively.


Tuberculous infection in Puerto Rico. Report of 1958 to 1961 surveys.


Wishes for life and death of some patients who attempted suicide.


Surgeons train ambulance attendants.

Surgeons train ambulance attendants.


Vein anastomosis by electrocoaptive union.


The effect of patial hepatectomy on autotransplanted liver tissue.


Occupational eczema, stratum corneum thickening, and electrocutaneometry.


Immunological response of an elasmobrance to human influenza virus.


Pharmacology of (2-benziloxyethyl) dimethyl (N-octyl)-ammonium bromide, a new spasmolytic agent.


The acid-base status of the blood.

The acid-base status of the blood.


Myxoma of the right atrium with polycythemia.


Arthritis.

Arthritis.


Problems of compensation for cardiac disability and death occurring at work.


Oliguric renal failure and acute tubular necrosis.


A displacement reaction between a polynucleotide Helix and a random coil.


What utilization committees taught us.

What utilization committees taught us.


Earl Judson KING.

Earl Judson KING.


Reflections of a medical editor.

Reflections of a medical editor.


Dynamic irradiation chamber tests of automotive exhaust. II. Chemical effects.


Effect of diagnostic skin testing on antibody levels for histoplasmosis.


Haemorrhagic diathesis, fibrinolysis and fibrinogenopenia in prostatic cancer. Report of a case.


Association of virus with cases of rubella studied in Toronto: propagation of the agent and transmission to monkeys. Using an interference test with indicator virus Echo 11, a virus has been isolated in nine of 18 specimens from cases of typical rubella. The virus will interfere with the development of cytopathology in green monkey kidney cells with viruses Echo 11, Coxsackie B1 and B4, Poliovirus I and III (Sabin strains) and simian virus SV4. In four of five paired sera this virus was neutralized by convalescent but not by the acute phase serum, tested by interference inhibition. No cytopathology was observed in unstained cultures or in sequential cultures stained with acridine orange or fluorescent antibody. The virus was destroyed by exposure to 56 degrees C. for 30 minutes and 15% ether at 4 degrees C. for 24 hours, but survived with some reduction in titre at 4 degrees C. for 24 hours. Green monkeys infected by this virus developed a macular rash, lymphadenopathy and modest rise in white blood cell count.


Purification and properties of steroid esterase from Nocardia restrictus.


Enzymic analysis of functional groups on the steroid nucleus.


Schizophrenia: a human situation.

Schizophrenia: a human situation.


Medico-social problems in haemophilia.

Medico-social problems in haemophilia.


Studies on resistance against 5-fluorouracil. III. Selective value of resistant, uridine kinase-deficient tumor cells.


The acceptance of Sabin polio vaccine: motivation at the regional and local levels of a primarily rural population.


Salmonella thompson in cakemix.

Salmonella thompson in cakemix.


Hyperhidrosis of the axillae. A method of surgical treatment.


The pathogenesis and etiology of Dupuytren's contracture.


Multiple myeloma.

Multiple myeloma.


Metabolic balance study of a patient with multiple myeloma treated with dexamethasone. Dexamethasone-induced fatal necrotizing polyarteritis of coronary vessels and kidneys.


A study of friendship fluctuations of college students.


A field and laboratory evaluation of the Ranta and Marcali methods for TDI.


Comparative studies on absorption of radioactive stronium and calcium from the gastrointestinal tract.


Objectives and communications in community mental health services.


Studies on the Na ion and K ion activated ATP hydrolysing enzyme system. The role of SH groups.


The renewal of gingival epithelium in marmosets (Callithrix Jacchus) as determined through autoradiography with thymidine-H3.


Studies of vascular responses of feet of normal subjects to dihydrogenated ergot alkaloids and tolazoline under controlled conditions.


The diagnosis and treatment of postoperative respiratory and metabolic acidosis and alkalosis.


Research report of the Department of Experimental Zoology and of the Department of Biology and Embryology, 1959-1961.


Weight of rat embryos after x-ray irradiation.


Developmental abnormalities in the rat induced by heat shock.


Aerobic treatment of pea processing wastes.


Occupational therapy.

Occupational therapy.


Adenosine diphosphate as a possible hydrogen carrier in the respiratory chain.


Inhibition of spontaneous splitting of gamma-globulin preparations with episilon-aminocaproic acid.


Thrombophlebitis: prevention, diagnosis and management.


Aetiology of asthma--hereditary factors.


Cerebral circulation studies during hypotensive anaesthesia using radioactive xenon.


A clinical trial of nalidixic acid (Negram, WIN. 18,320) in thirty-three patients with urinary infections treated in general practice.


Isolated infundibular stenosis.

Isolated infundibular stenosis.


Induction of the central nervous system by the upper blastoporal lip in simultaneous implantation and extirpation experiments in axoltol.


Choice reaction-time as a function of meaningful similarity.


The intra-oral use of splitthickness skin grafts in head and neck surgery.


Hypersensitivity granulomata and the alimentary tract.


Cerebral dysfunction due to extracranial atherosclerosis. Its aetiology, diagnosis and surgical management.


The occurrence of electron spin resonance signals in bone grafts sterilized with high voltage electron beams.


A safe and effective evacuant of the colon preparatory to barium enema.


Further experience in the use of a simplified filter technique for detection of urinary malignancies.


Staphylococcal infection in a general hospital.


Diagnosis of zygosity by finger prints.

Diagnosis of zygosity by finger prints.


The schizophrenialike psychoses of epilepsy.


Mechanism of uncoupling of oxidative phosphorylation by nitrophenols.


Ethamivan for post-anesthetic recovery.

Ethamivan for post-anesthetic recovery.


Gastro-intestinal lymphosarcomatosis: case report.


Cultural attitues toward the aged.

Cultural attitues toward the aged.


Parental behavior and the personality of the child.


The effects of LSD upon group interaction.


Hypnosis in organic symptom removal: a temporary removal of an organic paralysis by hypnosis.


Hairy pinna of the ear in Israeli populations.


An agglutination test for the differentiation of leukemoid states from leukemia.


Injuries in fatal traffic accidents.

Injuries in fatal traffic accidents.


Extracorporeal irradiation of blood: calculations of the radiation dose.


Visual training in a general practice.

Visual training in a general practice.


The tetracycline fluorescence test in the diagnosis of carcinoma. A report of ninety cases.


Laboratory suggestion: the use of the infrared heat lamp for paraffin embedding and blocking.


Analysis of estrogens with bromine-82.

Analysis of estrogens with bromine-82.


Interactions of steroids with human plasma proteins.


Effects of estrogen and HCG on androgen synthesis by human testes.


Synthesis of testosterone by subjects with gonadal dysgenesis and XXY chromosome constitution.


The metabolism and coenzyme forms of folic acid.


The influence of some 4-amino analogues of tetrahydrofolate coenzymes of purine biosynthesis.


"EDP" input speeds medical data output.

"EDP" input speeds medical data output.


Steps in sensitizing parents (couples) in groups toward schizophrenic children.


Personality qualifications of a group psychotherapist.


Psychological factors associated with the onset of diabetes mellitus.


Changes in utilization of thyroid hormone and thyroxine distribution space in sheep treated with stilboestrol.


Diffusion in anaesthesia.

Diffusion in anaesthesia.


Blood flow rates in small vessels of the hamster cheek pouch.


Sex differences in the pattern of radioiodine excretion in the urine of intact stilboestrol-treated guinea pigs.


Developmental morphology of the skin and hair follicles in normal and in 'ragged' mice.


Automation in the management of hospital records.


Studies on soluble antigenic substances isolated from human liver.


Differentiation of benign from pathologic T waves in the electrocardiogram.


Reproducibility of results obtained with indicatordilution technique for estimating cardiac output in man.


Primary pulmonary hypertension. Review of clinical features and pathologic physiology with a report of pulmonary hemodynamics derived from repeated catheterization.


Report of the School of Medicine, West Virginia University (July 1, 1961 to June 30, 1962).


Why don't we have more doctors in our county?


Unilateral elevation of the internal jugular pulse.


Partial purification and properties of two phospholipases of Bacillus cereus. Slein, Milton W. (U.S. Army Chemical Corps Biological Laboratories, Fort Detrick, Frederick, Md.) and Gerald F. Logan, Jr. Partial purification and properties of two phospholipases of Bacillus cereus. J. Bacteriol. 85:369-381. 1963.-Culture filtrates of Bacillus cereus contain a phosphatasemia factor (PF) that markedly increases blood alkaline phosphatase after intravenous injection into animals, and that releases alkaline phosphatase from epiphyseal bone slices in vitro. Fractionation of culture filtrates of B. cereus with N,N'-diethyl-aminoethyl cellulose results in the separation of two phospholipases, one that has PF activity and one that inhibits PF activity in vitro. Growth of shaken cultures favors accumulation of the inhibitor, whereas static cultures yield more PF. Lethality for mice and hemolysin activity do not appear to be associated with the phospholipase that inhibits PF. The relationship of the lethal and hemolysin factors to the phospholipase that produces phosphatasemia is not clear. The effects of heat, trypsin, lecithin, and antiserum on the phospholipases are reported. The intravenous injection of relatively large amounts of the purified PF resulted in the depletion of bone alkaline phosphatase.


Antibiotic study shows need for therapy audit in hospitals.


Study of the effectivenes of mass inoculation of a population against influenza.


A mixed cottage for long-term patients.

A mixed cottage for long-term patients.


A new topical spray agent to protect patients on chlorpromazine from sunlight.


Cytotoxic and neutralization tests with serum and lymph node cells of isologous mice with induced resistance against gross lymphomas.


Possible tumor specific antigenicity in leukemia induced by Gross virus.


Should public health be interested in school and college health programs?


Interaction of amino-acids with riboflavin.


Unusual manifestations of staphylococcic infection in infants and children.


Effect of perchlorate on iodide in the thyroids of rats receiving propylthiouracil.


The Harvard step test of dynamic fitness.


Open heart surgery in infants. Results in sixty-eight patients.


Open-heart surgery in infancy.

Open-heart surgery in infancy.


Comparison of the effects of single doses of morphine and thebaine on body temperature, activity, and brain and heart levels of catecholamines and serotonin.


A PH nursing teaching center.

A PH nursing teaching center.


Ethnic distribution of diabetes mellitus in Hawaii.


Radiologic seminar XIII: Pancoast or superior sulcus tumor syndrome.


Four score and seven.

Four score and seven.


Von Recklinghausen's neurofibromatosis with long-standing pelvic lesions, drug addiction, and mental sequelae.


Cognitive styles in equivalence range.

Cognitive styles in equivalence range.


Clinical investigation in psychiatry.

Clinical investigation in psychiatry. A study involving correlations between personality and the fasting serum cholesterol level of normal volunteers on a fat-free diet was used to illustrate techniques of clinical investigation in psychiatry. Precise data were not quoted, but the procedure was described to show how behavioural studies differ from biological ones. Somatotyping (no significant correlation), excretion of catecholamines under stress (raised with high cholesterol levels) and classical conditioning (no significant correlation) were used as examples of simple biological functions. These were contrasted with trait ratings where one observer predicted cholesterol levels with a high degree of accuracy and another with a low and unreliable one. It seemed that the most important trait being rated was "aggressiveness", and this was probably differentially elicited by the two observers, the one male and authoritarian, the other female and permissive. Such an interaction distorted the information obtained to a degree seldom seen in other data-gathering situations. Estimated and actual achievement on a competitive pin-ball game failed to show significant correlations with other traits. Questionnaires on the attitudes of the subjects' mothers suggested some correlation between severity of training and aggressivity. The techniques of personality investigation described embraced behavioural observations which, it was suggested, were ill-taught in existing undergraduate medical curricula.


Aggression and effects of upbringing in normal students.


A cytological analysis of the S91 mouse melanoma in tissue culture.


Comparison of two antineoplastic compounds with thio TEPA: a laboratory evaluation.


Changes in mortality rates from leukemia in the first five years of life.


Structure of Hansenula capsulata NRRL Y-1842 phosphomannan.


Eisenmenger's complex with unusual hemodynamic findings.


Estimation of body fat in young women.

Estimation of body fat in young women.


A nearly universal rasp for otorhinolaryngology. An adaptation of the Knowle pin.


Major organizations and publications in the field of mental retardation.


Action of carboxypeptidase- A on bovine insulin: preparation of desalanine-desasparagine-insulin.


Administering drugs from a central drug room.


Selection of the patient for cardiac surgery: an internist's viewpoint.


The labile amide in insulin: preparation of desalanine-desamido-insulin.


Bio-assay of plasma serotonin in the experimental dumping response.


Sheehan's syndrome and diabetes insipidus.


Activity and degeneration in secretory neurones of the hypothalamus and posterior pituitary of the rat.


Treatment of intracranial aneurysm in the older patient.


Dangers of ABO hemolytic disease.

Dangers of ABO hemolytic disease.


Microbiology of the femal genital tract. IV. Cervical and vaginal flora during pregnancy.


Localization of varicella virus in tissue culture.


Inactivity of cerebrospinal fluid in regulation of blood glucose concentration.


Recovery and transfusion of human erythrocytes after freezing in polyglycol solutions.


Nervous mechanisms of cold acclimation.

Nervous mechanisms of cold acclimation.


A hypotonic infant.

A hypotonic infant.


Intracellular infection and the carrier state. The evidence summarized in this article is sufficient to support conclusions as follows. 1) Antibiotics penetrate rapidly into mammalian cells and inhibit multiplication of susceptible microbes within the cell as promptly and effectively as they inhibit multiplication of such microbes outside the cell. This is consistent with clinical experience. 2) Death of individual organisms inside mammalian cells bathed in medium containing antibiotics continues over several weeks but may not proceed pari passu with time. This observation supports the as yet meager clinical data, which suggest that eradication of the typhoid carrier state may be accomplished through antibiotic therapy, provided (i) the proper antibiotic is selected; (ii) it is administered in amounts sufficient to obtain continuous suppression of growth of intracellular organisms; and (iii) the regimen is maintained for 2 or 3 weeks. 3) The actual cause of death and destruction of intracellular microbes in treated cells remains an enigma. To attribute this to inanition or senescence of the organisms, without describing mechanisms, is to avoid the issue. The hypotheses dealing with inactivation of intracellular microbes by intracellular antimicrobial substances and antibodies deserve to be explored. 4) Evidence from the ward and laboratory suggests that infected cells can clear themselves of invading pathogens and recover. Although antibiotics have played the major role in demonstrating this in the laboratory, it is possible that they do nothing more than hold the intruders in abeyance while natural defense mechanisms of the cell gain the upper hand. Certainly such cellular mechanisms must provide a potent force for survival; otherwise, why would 98 percent of typhoid patients fail to become chronic carriers? 5) The continued study of infections, including the carrier state, with a view to understanding the abnormalities created by the multiplying intracellular microbe and the means by which the cell corrects these and eliminates the intruder, should open new vistas in chemotherapy and immunology.


Intracellular infections.

Intracellular infections.


Regeneration of vascular bed in sutured skin wound.


Experimental cutaneous chrome ulcers in guinea pigs.


Audition.

Audition.


Malaria.

Malaria.


Vagotomy and gastro-enterostomy in the treatment of chronic duodenal ulceration.


Total ward therapy groups in psychiatric treatment.


The significance of the introduction in large group psychotherapy.


The serum protein changes in giant cell arteritis.


Malabsorption.

Malabsorption.


Rapid micro bilirubin test.

Rapid micro bilirubin test.


Adrenal hamartoma presenting as an abdominal tumor.


Brown fat: thermogenic effect during arousal from hibernation in the bat. In the bat Eptesicus fuscus the temperature of brown fat exceeded that of other tissues by about 3 degrees C during the late stages of arousal from hibernation. Heat production seems to be a major function of brown fat in the hibernating mammal.


Detection of radiation products.

Detection of radiation products.


Nonslipping chalazion clamp.

Nonslipping chalazion clamp.


Lysogeny and bacteriocinogeny.

Lysogeny and bacteriocinogeny.


Nomenclature for iridectomy.

Nomenclature for iridectomy.


Asimple method for recording Achilles tendon reflexes.


Acute amebic dysentery--the radiologic changes.


Some observations on the vascular morphology of the foetal side of the human placenta.


Alcoholism, birth order, and family size.


Construction of pharmacies in Czechoslovakia.


The physiological limitations of performance during acceleration.


Acute respiratory failure.

Acute respiratory failure.


Development and use of mark sense record cards for recording medical data on pilots subjected to acceleration stress.


Max RITVO, M.D., 1897-1962.

Max RITVO, M.D., 1897-1962.


Development of concrete transitivity of length in children.


The effect of observation on children's representation of the spatial orientation of a water surface.


Relation between blood level of corticoids and their inhibiting effect on the hypophyseal stress response.


Effects of implantation of cortisol into the brain stem or pituitary gland on the adrenal response to stress in the rabbit.


Comparison of an antiserotonin (cyproheptadine) and a pure antihistamine chlorpheniramine in hay fever.


Psychosomatic disorders and traffic accidents.


Experimental studies on exophthalmos.

Experimental studies on exophthalmos.


The distribution of mast cells in the normal eye. A method of study.


Yellow fever, 60 years later.

Yellow fever, 60 years later.


Experimental bagasse disease of the lung.


The nucleolar coefficient of the lymphocytes in the peripheral blood in women with carcinoma of the genitalia.


Nucleolar coefficient and glycogen content of lymphocytes in chronic lymphadenoses.


Nutrition of Vibrio fetus.

Nutrition of Vibrio fetus. Smibert, Robert M. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va.). Nutrition of Vibrio fetus. J. Bacteriol. 85:394-398. 1963.-A chemically defined medium has been developed for the cultivation of both catalase-positive H(2)S-negative and catalase-positive H(2)S-positive strains of Vibrio fetus. A total of 87 strains of V. fetus, representing bovine, ovine, porcine, human, and chicken isolates, were grown in both semisolid and liquid defined media. The medium was also used to isolate V. fetus from the stomach contents of aborted bovine fetuses. The strains investigated did not require purines or pyrimidines. They required nicotinic acid, and were stimulated by other B vitamins. There was considerable variation in the amino acid requirements of V. fetus. Some strains required only one amino acid, and others required many more. The final complete medium contained 18 amino acids and supported growth of all 87 strains. There was no significant correlation between amino acid requirements and source of isolation or biochemical characteristics of V. fetus.


The do's and don'ts of therapy for decubitus lesions, with emphasis on use of the electric lamp.


The role of physical therapy in rehabilitation of the chronic invalid.


Sideropenic dysphagia and hiatus hernia.


Medical opinion survey of adequacy of medical care.


Reversal of thiazide-induced transient hyperuricemia by uricosuric agents.


Interaction of substance P and other smooth muscle stimulants with LSD-25 on the guinea pig ileum.


Achievement-related motives and goal setting under different conditions.


Wightwick Hall School for physically handicapped pupils. A survey of the first six years.


Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia and gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Congress and animal experimentation.

Congress and animal experimentation.


Research in dental materials and its relation to clinical practice.


Experimental staphylococcal infection in mice.


Electron microscopy of normal mast cells under various experimental conditions.


Free radicals in irradiated biological materials and systems.


Mouse virulence and coagulase production in Staphylococcus aureus.


Effect of tri-iodothyronine on rate of alcohol oxidation in dogs.


Trial and failed forceps in obstetrics.

Trial and failed forceps in obstetrics. Current literature dealing with trial and failed forceps is reviewed, and a representative case of each is presented. There is a place in modern obstetrics for trial forceps. "Failed forceps" is due to one or more of the following conditions: (1) cephalopelvic disproportion, (2) malposition of the head, (3) premature interference under conditions unfavourable for vaginal delivery, (4) incomplete dilatation of the cervix, and (5) constriction ring. A large caput succedaneum may occasion premature obstetrical interference. An adequate pelvic examination should be performed and/or lateral radiographs of the pelvis should be taken to prevent this mistake, i.e. attempted forceps extraction. There is no place in the management of failed forceps cases for version and extraction. It may be advisable to perform an elective Cesarean section following failed forceps, even with a dead fetus.


The serological grouping of Streptococcus equinus.


Renal artery aneurysm with a report of 3 cases.


Infectious syphilis of the anal canal.

Infectious syphilis of the anal canal.


Effect of hydrocolloid impression materials on the surface of dental stone.


A real laboratory for learning.

A real laboratory for learning.


The effect of diphenylhydantoin sodium on liver restitution in the rat following hepatectomy.


The challenge of vital statistics.

The challenge of vital statistics.


Dubin-Johnson syndrome. Report of a case in a Korean woman.


Auto-immune haemolytic anaemia and thrombocytopenia complicating infectious mononucleosis.


Keratinization: A review.

Keratinization: A review.


The D-I trisomy syndrome.

The D-I trisomy syndrome.


Sickle cell hemoglobin-C disease. Two case reports.


Primary adenocarcinoma of the appendix.

Primary adenocarcinoma of the appendix.


Medical care and the Negro in Allegheny County.


The health physics services provided by the radiological protection service.


Detoxification of endotoxin by splenic extracts.


Pheochromocytoma. Case report of a 9-year-old child treated surgically.


Cytological studies on some insect muscles (with special reference to the sarcoplasmic reticulum).


Center of arterial pressure regulation during rotation of normal and abnormal dogs.


Electrophoretic behaviour of an aminopeptidase of human tissues and serum.


Worker shortages and training deficiencies. Meeting the challenge through in-service education.


The technique of radioisotope photoscanning.


Hernia of the linea semilunaris (Spigelian hernia). A case report.


Diagnosis and early treatment of intestinal obstruction in infancy and childhood.


Disorganization of the middle ear.

Disorganization of the middle ear.


Intracellular nucleotides isolated from Chromobacterium violaceum.


Isolation of a new amino sugar from Chromobacterium violaceum. Smith, E. J. (Duke University, Durham, N.C.), J. M. Leatherwood, and R. W. Wheat. Isolation of a new amino sugar from Chromobacterium violaceum. J. Bacteriol. 84:1007-1010. 1962.-An investigation of the amino sugars and reducing compounds of a lipopolysaccharide of Chromobacterium violaceum revealed the presence of a previously unreported cationic reducing compound. Evidence indicates that the compound is a 6-deoxyhexosamine with an amino group at other than the C-2 position.


Lower motor neuron deficit in arthrogryposis. An EMG study.


The patient discharge dilemma at the county hospital.


Management of rheumatic diseases in general practice.


Theory of "feeder" mechanics.

Theory of "feeder" mechanics.


The effect of norepinephrine infusions upon some responses of reserpine-treated spinal cats to tyramine.


Enzymic formation of oestrone 3-glucuronide by rabbit-liver microsomes.


The scope of epidemiology in Canada.

The scope of epidemiology in Canada.


Reactive perforating elastosis: a feature of certain genetic disorders.


Reduction of human intraocular pressure with intravenous mannitol.


Safety of water fluoridation.

Safety of water fluoridation.


Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism in neonatal period.


Arnold's nerve reflex; a little known cause of cough in pediatric patients.


Glucuronide formation in the transport of estradiol by rat intestine in vitro.


Carcinoma of the ovary.

Carcinoma of the ovary.


Inhalation of oxygen at 2 atmospheres for Clostridium welchii infections.


Leiomyosarcoma of the rectum.

Leiomyosarcoma of the rectum.


Pityriasis rosea: the need for treatment.


Leiomyosarcoma of the hard palate of a dog.


Experimental prediction of the long-term effect of psychiatric therapy.


The influence of psychiatric treatment upon the process of reality construction: an investigation utilizing the results of a serial tachistoscopic experiment.


Some observations upon selective gastric vagotomy.


Increased sensitivity of measurement of drug effects in expert swimmers.


Effects of amphetamine and secobarbital on coding and mathematical performance.


The renal vascular patterns in man.

The renal vascular patterns in man.


The treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning with oxygen at two atmospheres absolute.


Anatomic observations on the renal vessels in man with reference to kidney transplantation.


Compensated adrenocortical failure.

Compensated adrenocortical failure.


Primary hyperparathyroidism. Report of four cases with discussion of diagnosis and management.


Pre-azotaemic renal anaemia: a clinical hypothesis supported by animal experiment.


The chemical basis of the virulence of Brucella abortus. IV. Immunogenic products from Brucella abortus grown in vivo and in vitro.


The terminal phase of anthrax.

The terminal phase of anthrax.


Purification of the third factor of anthrax toxin.


Use of the living chick embryo as a biological indicator of the effectiveness of chelating agents.


Haemoglobin values in renal carcinoma.

Haemoglobin values in renal carcinoma.


Genetic control of Nicotiana plant tumors.


The sequelae of pica with and without lead poisoning. A comparison of the sequelae five or more years later. I. Clinical and laboratory observations.


The projection: an instrument for facilitating studies in human movement.


An orthopedic safari.

An orthopedic safari.


The haemolysins of Escherichia coli.

The haemolysins of Escherichia coli.


The plasma membrane, with notes on the history of botany.


Arsenic in biological tissue: its estimation by activation analysis. 2.


Ramsay Hunt syndrome: report of a case.

Ramsay Hunt syndrome: report of a case.


Staphylococci in rural patients discharged from hospital.


Hospital design in relation to progressive care.


Essential fatty acid deficiency and rat liver homogenate oxidations.


Intensive care unit.

Intensive care unit.


Activity of 3 penicillins against staphylococi.


Choice of psychoactive drugs by psychiatric residents.


Tranquilizers and energizers--or neither?


Doctor beats the law beats the doctor.

Doctor beats the law beats the doctor.


Effects of atropine sulfate on the conditioned aversion to saccharin fluid with x-rays as the unconditioned stimulus.


Motor responses in moths to low-intensity x-ray exposure.


Motor responses of moths to low-intensity x-ray exposure. A brief burst of x-rays elicited flight activity in moths placed in a darkened x-ray exposure room. Wing-beat activity was recorded as an index of this behavior. Wing-beat activity could be initiated in resting moths or amplitude augmented in active moths by x-ray dose rates of 0.01 to 1.5 roentgens per second, with a latency of less than 1 second after onset of exposure.


Radiation pneumonitis.

Radiation pneumonitis.


Legally effective consent for the physician.


Experimental radiation pneumonitis.

Experimental radiation pneumonitis.


The use of x-rays as the unconditioned stimulus in five-hundred-day-old rats.


Demethylation of N-methyl derivatives of barbituric acid, hydantoin, and 2,4-oxazolidinedione by rat liver microsomes.


Interactions of dietary sodium and potassium and their influence on energy metabolism.


Transamination reactions in uredospores of Puccinia helianthi.


Erythema nodosum in association with pustular ringworm.


The clinical use of triamcinolone acetonide in the treatment of herpes simplex of the oral mucous membranes.


Intralesional triamcinolone as an adjunct to antimalarial drugs in the treatment of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus.


The diagnosis of the scars of chronic pvelonephritis. The thesis put forward by Hodson (1959) from radiological evidence that renal scars due to ischaemia show a narrowed parenchyma associated with a normal calyceal pattern, whereas in focal pyelonephritic scars the narrowed parenchyma is associated with clubbing of the calyx in the affected area, has been investigated anatomically. The thesis finds considerable support and the importance of careful examination of the calyceal system in scarred kidneys is stressed. In only one of 23 examples in which all the circumstantial evidence of the case pointed to an ischaemic scar was there any deformation of the renal calyx. In 13 of 14 examples in which the evidence pointed to chronic pyelonephritis there was clubbing of the calyx associated with the scar.


Histochemical investigations of dehydrogenase reactions in experimental liver necrosis.


Aging skin. The changes in covered and exposed dermis.


Advances in ophthalmology.

Advances in ophthalmology.


Anterior sacculation of the pregnant uterus.


Hemangioma of the choroid: fluorescein photography and photocoagulation.


Homonymous hemianopia. A review of one hundred cases.


Unilateral glaucoma in carotid occlusive disease.


Color perimetry. I. The normal isopter to 3/330 red with the Aimark perimeter.


The corneomandibular reflex.

The corneomandibular reflex.


Biological activities of compounds in the vitamin E, vitamin K and coenzyme Q groups in chicks, rabbits and rats.


Adolescents eat like adults.

Adolescents eat like adults.


Prolonged treatment with prednisolone in children with asthma.


A Russian polyclinic.

A Russian polyclinic.


Alleviation of post tonsillectomy pain and infection. A preliminary report.


Ocular manifestations of nasopharyngeal tumors.


The relationship between physical improvement and psychological factors in chronically-ill patients.


Localization of tritiated 'digoxin' in the myocardial cells of frogs and dogs by autoradiography combined with electron microscopy.


Observations of the ultrastructure of the myocardium of the common lobster (Homarus americanus), especially of the myofibrils.


Incorporation of halophenylcysteines into proteins.


D-L-CO measurements with gas chromatography.


Penicillinase and ampicillin resistance in a strain of Escherichia coli.


Differences between pencillinases from gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.


Penicillinases from gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria: a thermodynamic difference.


Sulphydryl groups essential for the penicillinase activity of Aerobacter cloacae.


Isoxazolyl penicillins and penicillinase.


Sodium activation by fast neutrons in man phantoms.


The "last straw": the decisive incident resulting in the request for hospitalization in 100 schizophrenic patients.


Synthesis of a new form of dihydrofolate.


Studies on the amino acid acceptor RNA in washed liver microsomes.


Reversible bronchila dilatation. Report of a case.


Episodic, postural, and linked angina.

Episodic, postural, and linked angina.


Sensory-feedback analysis of infant control of the behavioral environment.


Appendicitis in the aged.

Appendicitis in the aged.


Delayed and space-displaced sensory feedback and learning.


Sensory-feedback analysis of specialization of movements in learning.


Morbid anatomy of asthma.

Morbid anatomy of asthma.


Enzyme dissolution of the nucleus pulposus.


Cardiovascular problems. A panel discussion.


3,4-Dehydroproline, a proline antagonist.


The control of 3-deoxy-D-arabino-heptulosonic acid 7-phosphate synthesis by phenylalanine and tyrosine.


Biological activities of some amino acid analogs. III. S-(substituted-thiocarbamoyl)-L-cysteines.


Influence of neuromotor program alteration on the speed of a standard arm movement.


Studies on congenital orotic aciduria: comparison of orotic acid metabolism in microorganisms.


Thin-layer chromatography of steroids on starch-bound silica gel chromatoplates.


The role of venous peristalsis in the arm circulation of Octopus dofleini.


Deoxyribonucleic acids in crabs of the genus Cancer.


Symposium: diabetes mellitus; place of oral antidiabetic therapy.


Modified multichamber gradient mixer and mechanical column packing in ion exchange chromatography.


Communicating with computers.

Communicating with computers.


Delayed recall of previously memorized material after fifty years.


Spermine reversal of microbial growth inhibition by thioesters of p-aminosalicyclic acid.


The effects of benzquinamide.

The effects of benzquinamide.


Endocardial sclerosis.

Endocardial sclerosis.


Perphenazine and amitriptyline as adjuncts to psychotherapy.


A critical look at oral poliovaccine.

A critical look at oral poliovaccine.


The iron content of ascarids.

The iron content of ascarids.


Bacterial infections of the chest in children.


Preliminary observations on isolated Paramecium hemoglobin.


Isolation of Ascaris haemoglobins.

Isolation of Ascaris haemoglobins.


Some aspects of the combination of Ascaris haemoglobins with oxygen and carbon monoxide.


Premedication with atropine.

Premedication with atropine.


DNA nucleotidyltransferase in nuclei and cytoplasm prepared from thymus tissue in nonaqueous media.


Changes in ventilation in pediatric patients after removal of gastric contents.


A stereotaxic atlas of the brain of the golden hamster (Mesocricetus auratus).


The cost of doing business.

The cost of doing business.


Some stimuli and aptitudes determining apparent parallelism.


A developmental study of the illusion of parallelism.


On motion parallax and perceived depth.

On motion parallax and perceived depth.


An illusion of parallelism.

An illusion of parallelism.


Action of MER-25 and of clomiphene on the human ovary.


Polypropylene--a critical look at a new plastic.


Growth of staphylococci on mercuric chloride agar. Smith, P. B. (Communicable Disease Center, Atlanta, Ga.). Growth of staphylococci on mercuric chloride agar. J. Bacteriol. 84:1016-1019. 1962.-An attempt has been made to corroborate a report that "epidemic" strains of staphylococci are more resistant to mercuric salts than are "nonepidemic" strains. A comparison of mercury resistance with coagulase production and phage type or pattern of 493 staphylococcal strains revealed that nearly half of the coagulase-negative strains tested were mercury-resistant, whereas many "epidemic" strains of certain phage types were sensitive to mercuric salts. Results obtained are compared with those from a previous investigation. The mercury resistance of some strains was found to vary significantly depending on the basal medium used; this could not be correlated with mercapto-group content of the medium. The data indicate that a medium containing mercuric chloride would have little practical value at the present time for the average laboratory engaged in isolating staphylococci.


Fate of ergosterol and cholestanol in pleuro-pneumonia-like organisms. Smith, Paul F. (University of South Dakota, Vermillion). Fate of ergosterol and cholestanol in pleuropneumonia-like organisms. J. Bacteriol. 84:534-538. 1962.-Cholesterol, an essential growth requirement of certain pleuropneumonia-like organisms, can be replaced by ergosterol or cholestanol. Since cholesterol is incorporated unchanged, determination was made of the fate of substituted sterols. Ergosterol-grown cells contained predominately ergosterol, as evidenced by physical and chemical characteristics. The other components were decomposition products arising from radiation and experimental treatments. Cholestanol-grown cells contained predominately cholestanol. Radiation- or aeration-induced decomposition products of cholestanol were formed to a greater extent in inoculated than in uninoculated culture media. Sterols capable of substituting for cholesterol are incorporated without significant biologically induced alterations and carry out the function of cholesterol.


C.A.R.I. aeromedical symposium. Problems in aerial application.


The dental service corporation. California report.


Effects of cortisone administration on cutaneous collagen and hexosamine in rats of various ages.


The response of dermal collagen to croton oil injury.


Portal hypertension.

Portal hypertension.


Nylon filament trabeculotomy in glaucoma.


Hyponatraemia in infantile malnutrition.


Debatable issues in biliary and pancreatic surgery.


Procaine amide in ventricular fibrillation.


Surgery in the treatment of locally advanced lung carcinoma.


Neurologic complications of head and neck manipulations.


Extradural spinal hemangioblastomas. Review of the literature and report of a case.


A five year study of choledocholithiasis.


The laser: a completely new light source.


Sources of medical words.

Sources of medical words.


The obstructed bladder outlet in childhood.


Secondary lymphedema of the leg: its characteristics and diagnostic implications.


Brown fat: thermogenic effector of arousal in hibernators. Earlier indications that brown fat has a thermogenic role in rats exposed to cold suggested that certain comparable functions in hibernating marmots be investigated. From the results it appears that arousal of the animal by cold is induced by sympathetically activated thermogenesis in areas of brown fat so located, relative to the vasculature, that heat is transferred to the thoracic structures and cervical spinal regions.


Allergic reactions to tetanus, diphtheria, influenza and poliomyelitis immunization.


Personal financial planning.

Personal financial planning.


Surgical treatment of mycotic aneurysms.


Hepatotoxic action of chromatographically separated fractions of Aspergillus flavus extracts.


Small intestine transit time and magnesium absorption in the calf.


Involvement of the carpal bones with metastatic tumor.


Thermal and fast neutron effects on dosimeter films.


Cofactor operators under neurohumoral control.


Ectopic pregnancy or not.

Ectopic pregnancy or not.


ACTH-hypersecretion induced by phenothiazine tranquilizers.


Anesthesia for emergency surgery in pediatrics.


One method of teaching anesthesia to medical students.


Smog: 1962 v. 1952.

Smog: 1962 v. 1952.


Modified naso-gastric tube.

Modified naso-gastric tube.


Electronarcosis--a progress report.

Electronarcosis--a progress report.


The rehabilitation nurse.

The rehabilitation nurse.


Iron excretion in thalassaemia major after administration of chelating agents.


Use of steel wire sutures for closure of abdominal wounds.


Effective anti-rheumatoid gold therapy.

Effective anti-rheumatoid gold therapy.


Amniotic fluid crystallization test for ruptured membranes.


Eyewear the child will wear.

Eyewear the child will wear.


Clinical aspects of perceptual isolation.


Color coding and visual search.

Color coding and visual search.


Pulmonary tuberculosis among woodworkers.


A photosensitization skin reaction following treatment for vaginal trichomoniasis with a preparation containing 9-aminoacridine.


The spiral afterimage in cultural-familial retardates.


Painful feet.

Painful feet.


The experimental investigation of the dynamics of pulmonary outflow tract patches.


An integrated study of hearing in children. The results of a screening program for 7,000 school children.


Clinical appraisal of pentapiperide methylsulfate a new anticholinergic drug.


Mallory-Weiss syndrome. Endoscopic diagnosis and unusual pathogenesis.


Tubeless gastric analysis by Desmoid Pill-TM technique. A laboratory and clinical evaluation.


Cardiac excitability in ether, cyclopropane and halothane anesthesia.


Variations in concepts of pleoptic methods and philosophy.


The effects of expiratory resistance, oxygen and hypoxia in relation to dental anaesthesia. I. Introduction.


The effects of expiratory resistance, oxygen and hypoxia in relation to dental anaesthesia. II. An experimental study with conscious subjects.


Uptake of nitrous oxide during the induction of anesthesia. II. Experimental procedure and results.


Treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax.

Treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax.


Vitamin D poisoning and hypoparathyroidism.


Alterations in gastric secretion of rats induced by a potassium deficient diet.


Psychosomatic aspects of gastrointestinal diseases.


Sensitivity of irradiated mice to bacterial endotoxin.


Studies on colchicine, colchicine derivatives, and endotoxin in irradiated animals.


Radiation dose-response characteristics of leucocytes in the mouse.


A ring chromosome in man.

A ring chromosome in man.


Deoxyribonucleic acid base composition of kappa and Paramecium aurelia, stock 51.


Meclozine and foetal abnormalities.

Meclozine and foetal abnormalities.


The incidence of limb and ear defects since the withdrawal of thalidomide.


Rubella in pregnancy.

Rubella in pregnancy.


The action of drugs on the embryo. Clinical aspects.


Deformity drugs: a summary of the evidence.


Movement of water-soluble material in Mayer's albumin and a simplified dry-mounting method for autoradiography.


Radiotherapy in the treatment of patients with seminomas and teratomas of the testicle.


Chromosomal rearrangements and the evolution of haptoglobin genes.


Molecular size and starch-gel electrophoresis.


Some comments on recurrent ulceration after various operations for duodenal ulcer based upon the acidity and peptic activity of the gastric contents.


Practical treatment for hypertension: splanchnicectomy, adrenalectomy and nephrectomy.


The D-xylose tolerance test as a measure of intestinal malabsorption.


Perceptual sensitization to threat objects as a function of manifest anxiety.


Effect of hydrogen peroxide on the colour of the fluorescence of oestrone in concentrated sulphuric acid.


The child guidance clinic in the community.


Intracranial arterial and arteriovenous aneurysms.


Observations on the use of a single therapist in a child guidance clinic.


Tumefactive xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis.


Carbon tetrachloride poisoning in rats: alteration in ribosomes of the liver. Microsomes from livers of albino rats treated with carbon tetrachloride were compared with those from normal rats with respect to their ability to incorporate amino acid. Acute carbon tetrachloride poisoning results in depressed capacity of microsomes to incorporate amino acid. From ultracentrifugal data, there is an apparent dissociation of 79S ribosomes into 54S components.