Effects of hunger and VI value on VI pacing. In two experiments, each involving four rats, responses preceded by an inter-response time between 8 and 10 sec in duration were intermittently reinforced. In Experiment I, final performance was compared under two hunger levels, while the frequency of reinforcement was held constant by a VI 5 schedule. In Experiment II, hunger was held constant and VI 3 was compared with VI 8. Both hunger and frequency of reinforcement increased the over-all rate of response, but the exact effects of these operations on temporal discrimination were different for different rats. Usually, a peak "response probability" (IRTs/Op ratio) was obtained 8 to 10 sec after the preceding response, indicating adaptation to the reinforcement contingency, but in some cases this peak was about 2 sec earlier. One rat exhibited unusually pronounced bursting which seemed to alternate with adaptive temporally spaced responding. Prolonged pauses, observable in the cumulative records, particularly following reinforcement, were attributed to the fact that inter-response times greater than 10 sec were not reinforced, so that as the interval of time since the preceding response became discriminably greater than 10 sec, the probability of a response became small.


Effects of reserpine and benzoquinolizines on limbic system excitability, brain amine storage and plasma corticosterone level in rats.


Differentiation and growth of the embryonic nose, lens and corneal anlagen implanted into the larval eye or dorsal fin in Amblystoma punctatum.


Angiography in acute cerebral trauma.

Angiography in acute cerebral trauma.


Craniopharyngioma--contributions to management.


The effect of aerobic and anaerobic digestion on eggs of Ascaris lumbricoides var. Suum in night-soil.


Comparative investigations of the sensitivity of N. gonorrhoeae to penicillin.


A study on graduate degrees in medical education.


Pyridine nucleotide oxidases and transhydrogenase in acclimatization to high altitude.


Myoglobin content and enzymatic activity of human skeletal muscle--their relation with the process of adaptation to high altitude.


Simplified method for the determination of myoglobin.


The value of mediastinoscopic study in ascertaining the inoperability of pulmonary carcinoma.


The Marfan syndrome: case report of the incomplete form (forme fruste).


Infection of man with Mimeae.

Infection of man with Mimeae.


Studies of cortisol metabolism in a case of the hypertensive form of congenital adrenal hyperplasia: demonstration of the absence of 11beta-dehydroxylation.


Nucleolars "caps'--a morphologic entity produced by the carcinogen 4-nitroquinoline N-oxide.


Ventromedial hypothalamic lesions without hyperphagia.


Umbilical venous pressure and other cardiovascular responses of fetal lambs to epinephrine.


Chronic renal disease and heavy use of analgesics.


Secondary reinforcement effects as a function of method of testing.


The management of edematous states.

The management of edematous states.


Androgenic activity of human ejaculate.

Androgenic activity of human ejaculate.


A float arrangement for recording small changes in volume and pressure.


Assay of secretin in guinea-pigs.

Assay of secretin in guinea-pigs.


The determination of iron in dustfall samples.


Dying and death.

Dying and death.


Attitudes of psychiatric nurses and aides toward psychiatric treatment and hospitals.


Indications for various laboratory tests and their evaluation. (C)--Laboratory and clinical hematology.


Cineradiographic characteristics of infravesical obstruction.


Relative bradycardia after impact.

Relative bradycardia after impact.


Developmental psychology.

Developmental psychology.


Smoldering acute leukemia.

Smoldering acute leukemia.


Chromatographic studies of cold agglutinins from tuberculous rabbits.


Upper hemibody infusion with alkylating agents for advanced lung cancer.


Quantitative studies of Japanese B encephalitis virus in hamster kidney cell cultures.


Synthesis and chromatography of dinitrophenyl-valyl peptides.


Nocardiosis in a dog with multiple lesions of the central nervous system.


Graduate education in medical microbiology: a report of five years' experience with the course leading to the Diploma in Bacteriology, University of Toronto. During the last five years, 48 graduates have taken the formal Diploma in Bacteriology course offered by the School of Hygiene, University of Toronto. This course provides instruction by lectures, seminars, and practical work in bacteriology, virology, immunology, parasitology, sanitary bacteriology, and statistics. A graduate course of this type presents many advantages as it is possible to cover a considerable area of knowledge in the relatively short space of one academic year. Of the 48 students, 23 held degrees in medicine, and 25 in veterinary science, arts, or science. Eleven diplomates continued further formal studies by enrolling in Master's or Ph.D. programs. Twenty diplomates are now engaged in university teaching in Canada or overseas. Almost all of the remaining 28 are employed in hospital, public health, or veterinary laboratories.


Health professions educational assistance.


The serology of rheumatoid arthritis.

The serology of rheumatoid arthritis.


Serum enzyme studies of a hydrocephalic syndrome of newborn calves.


Trypsin and chymotrypsin inhibitors from Ascaris suum.


Change in virulence of Bacillus anthracis spores as affected by solids and challenge route.


Ptyalism during pregnancy.

Ptyalism during pregnancy.


Further observations on effects of cations on enzyme induction in marine bacteria.


Radiographic manifestations of degenerative joint disease.


An investigation into bacillaemia in leprosy.


Mucoepidermoid carcinoma: report of case.


Biological activity of 17-epiestriol-3-methyl ether.


Reserpine in cardiopathies in school age.


Polar resection of the kidney for calculi.


Aneurysm of an intrarenal branch of the left renal artery.


Treatment of stress incontinence by the Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure.


Environmental and growth conditions affecting the endogenous metabolism of bacteria.


Medico-legal aspects of alcoholic intoxication.


Relation of blod groups A, B, and O to carcinoma of the stomach in Sao Paulo. A statistical analysis.


Inhibition of lipoprotein lipase by hexadimethrine bromide.


Electrophoresis of lipoproteins using pre-stained serum.


Atrophy of rat testis as index of chemical toxicity.


Tumorigenic properties of 2-cyano-4-aminostilbene in rats.


Physicochemical changes in endotoxin associated with loss of biological potency. Ribi, Edgar (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Rocky Mountain Laboratory, Hamilton, Mont.), Willard T. Haskins, Kelsey C. Milner, Robert L. Anacker, Daniel B. Ritter, Granville Goode, Robert-John Trapani, and Maurice Landy. Physicochemical changes in endotoxin associated with loss of biological potency. J. Bacteriol. 84:803-814. 1962.-The preparation of endotoxins whose gross chemical composition approached that of refined polysaccharide haptenes raised anew the question of which features of composition and structure are essential for their characteristic host reactivity. Alterations in the physicochemical, immunochemical, and biological properties of Salmonella enteritidis endotoxin subjected to hydrolysis with 0.1 n acetic acid were therefore investigated to relate physical characteristics to biological attributes. As hydrolysis proceeded, the decline in biological potency was paralleled by dissociation of endotoxin into particles of the size of haptenic polysaccharide. The potency still present at various stages of hydrolysis could be accounted for by residual undissociated endotoxin. These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that a macromolecular complex of critical size is one of the major requirements for endotoxin to elicit its characteristic effects in the mammalian host.


Pathogenesis of uric acid urolithiasis.

Pathogenesis of uric acid urolithiasis.


The Connecticut recreational therapy program for the institutionalized aged and infirm.


Legislatice proposals for the medical care of the aged.


The therapeutic value of exercise in the aged and infirm.


The Connecticut 65 plan. New low-cost health insurance for the aged.


Healing arts in old Hawaii.

Healing arts in old Hawaii.


Imprinting by force.

Imprinting by force. An experiment was performed to determine the effect on imprinting strength of forcing the following response during the critical period in chicks. Results of the procedures used indicate that although imprinting occurred with forced following, it was not as strong as it is when the following is voluntary.


The Ward Evaluation Scale.

The Ward Evaluation Scale.


Nociceptive threshold measurements in the cat.


Genorrhea in median rapne of penis.

Genorrhea in median rapne of penis.


Tinea versicolor confined to the hairy scalp.


Blue rubber-bleb nevus syndrome. Generalized cavernous hemangiomatosis or venous hamartoma with medulloblastoma of the cerebellum: case report and review of the literature.


Roentgenographic manifestations of tumors of the glomus jugulare (chemodectoma).


Immunologic disease.

Immunologic disease.


A case of ruptured echinococcus cyst of the liver.


Mechanism of radiosensitization of mammalian cells by exposure to halogenated pyrimidines.


Studies on murine leukemia--nucleic acids.


Morphology of an agent associated with a murine leukemia.


Effect of skeletal muscle homogenates on the differentiation of the chick chorio-allantoic membrane.


The repair of bone and fate of autogenous bone grafts in the skull.


Effect of lysine and wetting agents on activated plasminogen solutions.


Ambulance council helps hospitals improve patient care.


Constructing phantom heads for radiation research.


Recent advances in Down's anomaly (mongolism).


Sex-linked deaf-mutism.

Sex-linked deaf-mutism.


The use of body cooling in pediatrics.

The use of body cooling in pediatrics.


Infectivity of Schistosoma mansoni for Puerto Rican mollusks, including a new potential intermediate host.


Medical priesthoods, past and present.

Medical priesthoods, past and present.


Peripheral neuropathy and the diagnosis of acute porphyria.


Changes in absorption spectra in the ribonuclease-S system.


Tetracycline-resistant pneumococci.

Tetracycline-resistant pneumococci.


Stereotypes and components of accuracy of person perception scores.


Vitreous as removed with large and small needles.


Intracranial metastases.

Intracranial metastases.


Pulmonary oedema and intracranial lesions.


Lipids in diabetic retinopathy.

Lipids in diabetic retinopathy.


Basic concepts in homologous tissue transplantation.


Transplantation and the surgeon.

Transplantation and the surgeon.


Food and water deprivation as influences on exploration.


The Borden Award. Leon Orris JACOBSON.

The Borden Award. Leon Orris JACOBSON.


Clinical electrodiagnosis.

Clinical electrodiagnosis.


Electrodiagnosis of facial palsies.

Electrodiagnosis of facial palsies.


Royal Leamington Spa.

Royal Leamington Spa.


Roentgeno-oddities.

Roentgeno-oddities.


Influences against breast feeding.

Influences against breast feeding.


Community resources and the school health program.


Postgraduate education for the family doctor.


On the manifest dream in schizophrenia.

On the manifest dream in schizophrenia.


Aditus block.

Aditus block.


Chemotherapy of cervical carcinoma.

Chemotherapy of cervical carcinoma.


The effect of coincident hypercalcemia and potassium depletion on the rat kidney.


Carcinoma of the stomach in young patients.


Acute renal failure caused by phenylbutazone.


Response of eye and brain to micro-emboli.


The fine structure of autonomic nerve endings in smooth muscle of the rat vas deferens.


Nursing care of the patient with advanced cancer.


Effect of moldy diet and moldy soybean meal on the growth of chicks and poults.


Fumigation of jute bags with ethylene oxide and methyl bromide to eradicate potato ring rot bacteria. In a series of full-scale tests, the effectiveness of various fumigant treatments for the eradication of potato ring rot bacteria from bulk lots of contaminated jute bags was evaluated. Survival of these bacteria on infested sample fibers located at various positions within and around a tightly wired bale was determined quantitatively from the growth lag in a liquid medium as indicated by the rate of turbidity development.Ethylene oxide, though highly toxic to Corynebacterium sepedonicum in laboratory tests, failed to penetrate the jute sufficiently to be effective in the interior of a bale. Methyl bromide showed better penetration, but was not sufficiently toxic at practical dosage levels. A mixture of 5% ethylene oxide and 10% methyl bromide achieved complete eradication throughout a bale in an 18-hr exposure period. On the basis of these results, eradication of ring rot bacteria from contaminated jute bags by fumigation with a combination of these two gases would appear to be feasible under commercial conditions.


Synergistic action of streptomycin with other antibiotics of intracellular Brucella abortus in vitro. Richardson, Marvis (Michigan State University, East Lansing) and Jane N. Holt. Synergistic action of streptomycin with other antibiotics on intracellular Brucella abortus in vitro. J. Bacteriol. 84:638-646. 1962.-It has been found that streptomycin acts synergistically with penicillin and tetracycline to inhibit the growth of Brucella abortus within bovine cells cultured in vitro. Extracellular penicillin at 10 to 50 mug/ml was essentially bacteriostatic for intracellular brucellae. A combination of 5 to 50 mug/ml of streptomycin, which alone did not prevent the multiplication of intracellular brucellae, and 50 mug/ml of penicillin was bactericidal. Tetracycline at 0.5 to 1.0 mug/ml, which permitted growth or was bacteriostatic for brucellae within tissue cells, proved markedly bactericidal when combined with 10 mug/ml of streptomycin. Within certain limits, the synergistic effect of streptomycin and tetracycline did not appear to be a function of concentration. When the addition of streptomycin was delayed until 24 hr after the addition of tetracycline, the antibiotics acted synergistically on intracellular brucellae. To achieve intracellular synergism, five to ten times the effective extracellular concentration of streptomycin was required. Penicillin and tetracycline acted at the same concentration on extracellular and intracellular brucellae. These results suggest that tissue cell systems may prove useful for study of multiple drug therapy to be used in vivo against intracellular bacteria.


Methaemalbumin in the diagnosis of pancreatitis.


Salmonellae and shigellae in a group of periurban South African Bantu school children.


Studies on the electron transfer system. LII. Binding of cytochome c by reconstituited DPNH oxidase.


Congenital atresia of the esophagus.

Congenital atresia of the esophagus.


Hypnotherapy in frigidity.

Hypnotherapy in frigidity.


Thoracic emergencies in the newborn infant.


Holoacardius amorphus. Report of a case with chromosome analysis.


Causes of death in a colony of marmoset monkeys.


A clinical staining test for the in vivo delineation of dysplasia and carcinoma in situ.


Clinical and statistical evaluation of six hypnotic agents. Six hypnotic drugs and a placebo were coded and administered at random, one dose at 8 p.m., to 20 patients in a Toronto hospital. A special evaluation scale was used, studying average duration of sleep, time of onset of sleep, quality of sleep and side effects. Secobarbital sodium and methyprylon were statistically significantly more effective than the placebo. The other drugs, glutethimide and three quinozolinone derivatives, were not statistically different from the placebo in their effects. The placebo effect itself was studied. A particular feature of this report is the detailed statistical treatment of the data collected.


The calcium exchange reaction of bone in vitro. Effect of parathyroid extract.


Polycythaemia in renal new growths.

Polycythaemia in renal new growths.


Some results of colocystoplasty.

Some results of colocystoplasty.


Prostatic obstruction. The treatment of associated conditions.


On carcinoma of the kidney.

On carcinoma of the kidney.


Nephritis in gout.

Nephritis in gout.


Kaposi's sarcoma: the radiographic manifestations of involvement of the stomach.


Intravenous placentography. A report of 62 cases.


Experiences with localized gastric hypothermia in massive upper gastrointestinal bleeding.


Health insurance prepayment for psychotherapy in private psychiatric practice.


Work as a central focus in therapy.

Work as a central focus in therapy.


Correlation of the ballistocardiogram with the coronary angiogram and electrocardiogram in ischemic heart disease.


Simultaneous intracardiac catheterization and ballistocardiography. Correlation of ballistic phenomena with hemodynamic events in living human beings.


Some observations concerning the role of children in the disruption of amily homeostasis.


Retention of radiostrontium by normal and tetracycline-treated mice.


Retention excretion of orally administered barium 133 by rats.


Use of whole body counting to investigate effects of whole body x-irradiation on metabolic parameters. I. Uptake and retention of strontium 85 by rats.


Comparative metabolism of radionuclides in mammals. I. Uptake and retention of orally administered Zn65 by four mammalian species.


A case of idiopathic thrombocytopenia and autoimmune hemolytic anemia treated with thymic irradiation and by administration of imuran and actinomycin-C.


Random replacement of phenylalanine by p-fluorophenylalanine in alkaline phosphatase(s) formed during biosynthesis by E. coli.


The biosynthesis of muramic acid by intact staphylococci.


What are we looking for? Attention to the nature of scientific discovery would produce better information retrieval systems.


The effect of amino acid analogues on growth and protein synthesis in microorganisms.


Nasal epithelial papillomas.

Nasal epithelial papillomas.


The reaction of EEE virus preparations with sodium deoxycholate.


Protein metabolism in relation to cerebral growth and development.


Electron microscopic observations on the collapsed and distended mammalian urinary bladder.


Preferential urea inactivation of electrophoretically slow migrating lactic dehydrogenase isoenzymes.


A study of lactic dehydrogenase isoenzyme pattern of human tissues by adsorption-elution on Sephadex-DEAE.


Physico-chemical factors determining ammonia excretion.


Caesium-137 in dried milk products in relation to phytoclimatic zones.


A comparative controlled clinical trial of seven hypnotic agents in medical and psychiatric in-patients.


Controlled evaluation of several tranquilizing agents in anxious neurotic outpatients.


Selection of patients for treatment with oral hypoglycemic agents.


An improved micromethod for the determination of glucose-6-phosphatase activity.


Nicolaas TULP and spina bifida.

Nicolaas TULP and spina bifida.


Rupture of exomphalos and gastroschisis.


The role of the kidney in the disposal of insulin in rats.


Experience with pheochromocytoma in 21 patients: use of dichloroisoproterenol hydrochloride for cardiac arrhythmia.


Werner's syndrome: progeria in the adult.


The therapeutic efficacy of ECT: a review of the literature.


Congenital cataract.

Congenital cataract.


Ultrastructure of prothrombin and thrombin molecules.


Evaluation of phencyclidine (CI-395) for premedication of children.


Gastric analysis; diagnostic and therapeutic uses.


Hypersensitivity factors in ulcerative colitis. An experimental and clinical study.


Diet restriction in peptic ulcer and gastritis.


Double-blind evaluation of the use of phentermine in treating obesity.


Radiation damage to the brain--a new syndrome.


The metabolism of acetaldehyde by the brain in vivo.


Estimation of parameters of rotatory dispersion curves of proteins. Estimation of the constants a, b, and lambda(0) by means of the standard Moffitt-Yang plot is evaluated. It is found that the method is very insensitive as an estimation procedure and that large errors in b may be expected. Expressions for the maximum-likelihood estimates of the constants are derived.


The Vancouver General Hospital and its Department of Radiology.


The prevention of postoperative vomiting.


X-ray dose measurements with a locally-constructed water phantom.


Fractionated intrauterine radium applications: use of a small-diameter after-loading intrauterine applicator. Preliminary report.


Sex chromatin abnormalities in female subnormal patients.


Therapeutic uses of scleral contact lenses.


The current status of contact lenses.

The current status of contact lenses.


A fluorescent antibody investigation of sites of gamma-globulin formation in the guniea-pig.


Ureterosigmoidostomy: a comparison of two techniques.


Pulmonary atelectasis. A clinical study.


Stuttering and self concept.

Stuttering and self concept.


Long term follow-up of results of stereotaxic treatment in extrapyramidal disorders.


The blood urea in toxaemias of pregnancy.


Interruption of pregnancy before term: an evaluation of the mode of delivery and the factors which influence survival of the small infant.


A method for the determination of microquantities of iproniazid and other NI-alkyl-N2-acyl-hydrazines in body fluids and tissues.


Detection and estimation of toxicologically significant amounts of borate, chlorate and oxalate in biologic material.


Vasopressin antagonism by azacyclonol in hydrated rats.


Natural Toxoplasma infection sought in bloodsucking arthropods at Aburawash, Giza, U.A.R.


A case of human infestation with Isospora belli in Egypt.


Detection of circumoval precipitins by the fluorescent antibody technic.


Geographical pathology of cancer of the penis.


Acute leukemia in the adult male. II. Natural history.


Comparison of effect of cyclophosphamide and a placebo in treatment of multiple myeloma.


The fibrogenicity of some respirable dusts measured in mice.


Cancer of the tongue.

Cancer of the tongue.


Homeopathy in the field of geriatrics.

Homeopathy in the field of geriatrics.


A parent-child relations questionnaire.

A parent-child relations questionnaire.


Induced ventricular fibrillation to control cardiac surgical emergencies.


The influence of human growth hormone on energy sources in convalescence.


Nutritional significance of generalized exfoliative dermatoses.


Relationship of food and drug absorption from the intestinal tract.


Aberrant intrapancreatic ducts leading to fatality after gastrectomy.


The clinical and biochemical significance of taurine excretion in psoriasis.


Effect of phenanthrene on tumour-initiation by 3,4-benzopyrene.


Studies on the binding of ascorbic acid in animal tissues.


Prevention and correction of post-hypercapnic arrhythmia with sodium chloride administration.


Development of a master's degree program for teaching supervisors in medical technology.


Interferometric study of the cell nuclei of the adrenal medulla in different experimental conditions.


Serum lipids and diet: a comparison between three population groups with low, medium and high fat intake.


The effect of protein and fat supplements on vitamin A-deficient Indonesian children.


Sociological research on medical care.

Sociological research on medical care.


Highlights of Soviet health services.

Highlights of Soviet health services.


On medical care and human behavior.

On medical care and human behavior.


Laboratory diagnosis of Salmonella/Shigella infections.


Detection of plutonium in vivo by whole-body counting.


Posterior inguinal herniorhaphy.

Posterior inguinal herniorhaphy.


Perforation of meckel's diverticulum by foreign body: case report and review of the literature.


Pension plans for physicians under the new Keogh Law.


A follow-up of immunity after inoculation with 17D yellow fever vaccine.


Relation of psychologic health to disease resistance.


Mice and golden hamsters infected with an avirulent and a virulent Toxoplasma strain.


Childhood social interactions and young adult psychosis.


Dream imagery: relationship to rapid eye movements of sleep.


Effect of atromid on anticoagulant requirements.


Genetics of transplantation in humans.

Genetics of transplantation in humans.


Psychotherapy today or where do we go from here?


Substrate specificity of a glucose permease of Escherichia coli. Rogers, Dexter (Utah State University, Logan) and Shon-hua Yu. Substrate specificity of a glucose permease of Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 84:877-881. 1962.-A study was made of d-galactose uptake by galactose-negative Escherichia coli strain A (Weigle). Uptake probably occurred through a glucose-permease system, because d-glucose and a variety of nonmetabolizable glucose derivatives inhibited the accumulation of galactose and were themselves accumulated. d-Fructose did not inhibit galactose uptake. 6-Deoxy-d-galactose (d-fucose) was taken up by a different permease system. The glucose permease apparently favored pyranoses, and it required the 6-hydroxyl group of the substrate to a greater extent than any of the other hydroxyl groups. Although much of the absorbed glucose-permease substrate was recovered in the free form, a significant amount was recovered as the 6-phosphate ester. Depending on the conditions employed to study uptake, the 6-phosphate ester could amount to as much as 60% of the absorbed galactose.


Robert Hamill NASSAU (1835-1921): apostle to Africa.


Medical subject headings.

Medical subject headings.


New aspects of therapy for severe pancreatitis.


The surface structures of bacteria.

The surface structures of bacteria.


Paget's disease of the nipple.

Paget's disease of the nipple.


Evaluation of the specific gravity drop method for serum protein estimation.


The grimacing syndrome. A report of two cases.


A milk-free diet for ulcerative colitis.


The low incidence of major non-septic pulmonary embolism in subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Immunisation for thrombosis and arteriosclerosis.


Parenteral corticosteroids in the management of acute brain stem injuries.


Experiences with mammography at Emory University Hospital.


Facial angioma and seizures.

Facial angioma and seizures.


Molecular weight of chicken liver glutamic acid dehydrogenase in relation to the activating effect of methylmercuric bromide.


The effects of SKF 525-A on hepatic glycogen and rate of hepatic drug metabolism.


The development of regulatory standards.


The effects of silver ions, organic mercurials and pH on the dissociation of bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase.


Building a strong educational foundation.


Trifluoperazine as a "mobilizing agent" in chronic withdrawn schizophrenics.


Selection methods and cancer chemotherapy agents.


Studies of the mechanism of action of the Shope rabbit papilloma virus. I. Concerning the nature of the induction of arginase in the infected cells. These studies make plain that the Shope papilloma virus induces the production of an arginase in rabbit squamous epithelium, and provide evidence that the information for the synthesis of the enzyme is derived from the virus rather than the rabbit. This form of induction is therefore different from that brought about by chemicals such as galactosides (36). Striking differences were shown between the physiochemical properties of Shope virus-induced arginase and other arginases of domestic and Kansas cottontail rabbits. The absence of a requirement for manganese suggests the mechanism of splitting off urea from arginine by papilloma arginase probably differs from that of previously described arginases. These findings (particularly the experiments in which it was demonstrated that papilloma growth could be greatly reduced by giving animals supplemental arginine in the presence of small amounts of the arginase inhibitor, canavanine) provide evidence that suggests the following mechanism of action for the virus: viral DNA introduces into rabbit epithelium the information for the synthesis of an arginase for which the cells have no control mechanism. The arginase depletes cellular arginine and, in turn, the synthesis of arginine-rich nuclear histones (2), thereby freeing the nucleus for greater synthetic activity (4, 35), which results in more rapid growth of the papilloma cells. Domestic rabbit papillomas induced with purified virus derived from wild rabbit papillomas were shown to contain an antigen which reacts immunologically like a wild rabbit antigen. It was distinct from the arginase, the protein coat of the virus, and the Vx-2 antigen. The presence of the wild rabbit antigen seems indicative of integration of the virus DNA in the host genome of the wild rabbit. Other incidental findings include the description of a simple method, accurate to within 1 per cent, for determining the partial specific volume of a protein, and the description of a modification of the Richards and Schachman method (9) enabling the determination of the molecular weight and homogeneity of a protein with as little as 0.25 mg and with an accuracy of 2 per cent.


Universal tolerance to homologous tissue in adult mice protected form lethal irradiation by homologous newborn liver.


Familial intestinal polyposis.

Familial intestinal polyposis.


Esophageal stethoscopes and microphones in phonocardiography.


Aplasia of the skin in the newborn. Apropos of 3 cases.


Use of psychotropic drugs by employed persons.


An objective melanophore index.

An objective melanophore index.


The use of epinephrine during halothane anaesthesia with respect to ventricular irritability in dogs...a preliminary report.


Gas chromatographic analysis of aqueous alcohols. II. Quantitative analysis of aqueous butanol solutions containing non-volatile salts.


Effect of maleic acid on the kidney. II. Hydrogen donors in the reductive amination of alpha-ketoglutarate in rat kidney and liver.


Effect of maleic acid on the kidney. III. Succinate as hydrogen donor in the reductive amination in rat kidney.


Effect of maleic acid on the kidney. IV. Synthesis of amino acids in the kidney of maleate-treated rats.


Klinefelter's syndrome. A report of a case with chromosome analysis.


Nitrogen balance in renal failure.

Nitrogen balance in renal failure.


Drug addiction. The addict as an inpatient.


Leipertrema vitellariolateralis n.sp. from the intestine of Callosciuris notatus in Malaya.


Experimental studies on the trabecular meshwork in primates.


Studies on Japanese B encephalitis virus vaccines from tissue culture. III. Further selection and testing of attenuated virus lines from OCT-541.


Studies on Japanese B encephalitis virus vaccines from tissue culture.


Studies on Japanese B encephalitis virus vaccines from tissue culture. II. Development of an attenuated strain of virus.


The chimpanzee; a topical bibliography.

The chimpanzee; a topical bibliography.


Methods for the removal of phosphorus and nitrogen from sewage plant effluents.


The fine structure of the muscle fiber of the leech, Hirudo medicinalis.


A new culture plate: its applications.

A new culture plate: its applications.


Gaseous exchange of collateral pulmonary flow.


Chemical differences between antibody fragments as shown by paired label studies.


Antibody combining site: the B polypeptide chain. The antibody molecule consists of several polypeptide chains. Peptides, which appear to have been derived from the binding region of the rabbitantibody molecule directed against pazobenzenearsonate, have been isolated. The particular polypeptide chain from which these peptides are derived has now been identified as the B chain described by Fleischman, Pain, and Porter.


Porphyrin content of the harderian gland of the rat.


Exercise blood flow changes in the human forearm during physical t raining.


Symposium: osteopathic contribution to the concept of body unity. The metabolic processes.


Comparative cerebral and basal ganglia biopsy studies in extrapyramidal disorders.


Clinical and tissue studies of prochlorperazine in rats and monkeys.


Mitochondria (pleomorpho metabolosomes) as histometabolic gradients. (Effects of prochlorperazine on the rat brain as revealed by electron microscope).


Polykaryocytosis.

Polykaryocytosis.


Demonstration of a surface difference between virions of two strains of herpes simplex virus.


Reversible inhibition of herpes simplex multiplication in HEp-2 cells with phenethyl alcohol.


The programming of herpes virus multiplication in doubly-infected and in puromycin-treated cells.


Studies on reabsorption of connective tissues. I. Changes in autologous tendon implanted in formalin and carrageenin granulomas.


Air pollution and chronic respiratory disease.


Role of surgical interventions of the hip joint in the aetiology of aseptic necrosis of the femoral head.


The postnatal development of lipolytic activity in the pancreas and small intestine of the rat.


Quinidine therapy of chronic auricular fibrillation. The occurrence and mechanism of syncope.


Persuasibility in young children as a function of aggressive motivation and aggression conflict.


Hypertension severity index. Discussion of the renal, cardiac and cerebral status.


The fern test in menstrual disorders and infertility.


The cycle of sleep in the rat (preliminary report).


Changes in the physical state of DNA during the replication cycle.


Hysterosalpingography and carbon dioxide insufflation as a combined therapeutic procedure.


Synthesis of diphenic acid derivatives.

Synthesis of diphenic acid derivatives.


Phenoperidine (R 1406), a new analgesic.


Acute pain as presenting symptom of testicular tumor.


Hemorrhage due to interstitial cystitis.


Home is important to aged patient.

Home is important to aged patient.


Motility surgery.

Motility surgery.


Serum enzymes in pregnancy.

Serum enzymes in pregnancy.


Cardiorespiratory functioning in-flight.


Studies in tachyphemia. VI. The interrelationship of graphologic and oral aspects of language behavior.


Requiem or reveille: the clinician's choice.


Studies of the isolated perfused ovary: methods and examples of application.


Surgical treatment in late complications of primary tuberculosis.


Metabolism of progesterone-4-C14 in young and elderly men.


The appearance of paternal antigens in hybrid triturus embryos.


Transfer of species antigenicity in parabiotic newts.


Five years of medical observations in the colonies of the Russian-American Company.


Localized areas of high alkaline phosphatase activity in the terminal arterial tree. Fresh frozen skeletal muscles of rats, rabbits, and humans were sectioned in a cryostat. Sections 12 to 32 micra thick were incubated in a substrate solution for the histochemical demonstration of non-specific alkaline phosphatase activity. A modified azo dye coupling technique was used at pH 9.5. Localized areas of high enzymatic activity were found in specific and well defined areas along the terminal arterial tree, in addition to the activity which has been previously described in capillary endothelium. Arterial branches with luminal diameters of 25 micra or less showed staining of their endothelium starting abruptly at their origin from the parent vessel and fading distally. Smaller arterial branches showed the same localization of enzymatic activity and stained more intensely. Other organs of rats surveyed showed arterial branches with the same pattern of staining. Identical results were obtained using the Gomori technique for alkaline phosphatase. Extensive saline perfusion of the vascular tree did not affect the observed localization of enzymatic activity. The enzymatic activity described may be part of the mechanism regulating the blood flow.


The planning of surgical departments.

The planning of surgical departments.


Psychiatric aspects of adrenocortical disease.


Panel on medical book selection. The author.


Automation techniques in personality assessment. The problem and procedure.


The "ancient history" of bone.

The "ancient history" of bone.


The caudal neurosecretory system of the teleostean Clupea melanostoma.


Medical practice in Western Alaska around 1900.


Floating gallbladder calculi. Their incidence in a review of one thousand cholecystograms.


Roentgen therapy in palliation of bony metastases from carcinoma of the cervix uteri.


Psychosomatic gynecologic problems in marriage.


Intracavitary nitrogen mustard in the treatment of neoplastic effusions.


Effect of cancer chemotherapy on cellular elements of the blood.


Diverticulitis of the colon. Recent surgical experiences.


Proportioner keeps oxygen under control.


Modified substrate specificity of cell-bound penicillinase.


Experimental production of chronic cardiac aneurysm and congestive heart failure in the rat.


The pathogenesis of atrial infarction. Experimental data.


Protection of scorbutic bone lesions of the guinea pig by equine estrogen.


Hippocrates, Maimonides, Paracelsus and the Filipino surgeon.


The prodrome and syndrome of herpes zoster.


Loss of the haemagglutinating capacity of fowl-plague virus after culture on HeLa cells.


Medical anthropology. An introduction.

Medical anthropology. An introduction.


Hearing aids.

Hearing aids.


The significance of human blood trypsin; direct determination of thrombin and plasmin in human plasma.


A direct measurement technique for automobile exhaust.


Kidney transplantation.

Kidney transplantation.


Programmed instruction and medical education.


The helminth parasites of domesticated animals in Kenya.


Observations on the distribution of Staphylococcus aureus in the atmosphere of a surgical ward.


Staphylococcal wound infection: the use of neomycin and chlorhexidine ("Naseptin") nasal cream in its control.


Care of the arthritic.

Care of the arthritic.


Hospital management and the pathologist.


Determining the need for health care facilities.


Where to start trustee responsibilities; when to stop.


No less of the science--more of the art.


Speech disorders among delinquent boys.

Speech disorders among delinquent boys.


Experiences with portacaval anastomosis. Analysis of 104 elective end-to-side shunts for the prevention of recurrent hemorrhage from esophagogastric varices (1952 through 1961).


Portal hypertension. Complications and management.


Studies on a non-specific acid phosphatase from dwarf-bean seedlings.


Studies on a hypoxanthine oxidase from bovine small intestine.


Structural and chromatographic correlations of some flavonoid compounds.


Effects of prolonged hypoxia on the metabolism of fetal rat tissues.


Transseptal left heart catheterization in the pediatric age group.


Prevention of dehiscence and evisceration after laparotomy.


Multiple primary intracranial tumors. (The development of a craniopharyngioma seventeen years after total removal of a parasagittal meningioma).


Acanthrocytosis associated with schizophrenia.


Diencephalio seizures accompanying agenesis of the corpus callosum.


North London Blood Transfusion Service.

North London Blood Transfusion Service.


Effects of dimethyl polysiloxane in the human bladder.


The circulations and reservoir of the brain.


Atopic allergy in chronic ulcerative colitis.


The somatic apperception test.

The somatic apperception test.


The inhibition of beta-amylase by ascorbic acid. II.


Fractures of the spine in the aged.

Fractures of the spine in the aged.


Current concepts in therapy: cervical osteoarthritis.


Prevention of accidents to the aged.

Prevention of accidents to the aged.


Cervial osteoarthritis.

Cervial osteoarthritis.


Antigenic analysis of rheumatoid factor.


Combined use of rodenticidal dust and poison solution against house-mice (Mus musculus L.) infesting a food store.


What size mesh?

What size mesh?


Systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of hexadylamine.


The regulation of coronary blood flow in man in normal and abnormal conditions.


The systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of synthetic bradykinin.


Preliminary statistical study of low back pain.


Osteomyelitis of metatarsal sesamoid.

Osteomyelitis of metatarsal sesamoid.


Cesium 137 retention by one human subject.


Osteosarcoma of the mandible.

Osteosarcoma of the mandible.


Dentistry replies.

Dentistry replies.


Mouse hepatitis virus infection as a highly contagious, prevalent, enteric infection of mice.


A general review of the adenoviruses.

A general review of the adenoviruses.


Systemic and coronary hemodynamic effects of an amine oxidase inhibitor and of serotonin.


Resistance of mice infected with Moloney leukemia virus to Friend virus infection. Mice inoculated with the Moloney strain of mouse lymphoid-leukemia virus showed marked diminution of spleen weight response to infection with Friend leukemia virus given 3 to 4 weeks later.


Treatment of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus with intralesional triamcinolone.


Neuropathy in Sierra Leone.

Neuropathy in Sierra Leone.


Radiological changes in amoebic liver abscess.


Review of literature on diseases of the colon and rectum: March-April, 1962.


Anemia produced in the rat by methylcellulose. I. Repeated intraperitoneal injections of methylcellulose.


Partial purification of opsonins in pig serum to a strain of salmonella typhimurium.


Dialatation of the colon (toxic megacolon) in acute fulminating ulcerative colitis.


Mast cell damage and vascular injury in the rat: an electron microscopic study of a reaction produced by thorotrast.


Synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid on X-chromosomes of an XXXXY male.


Mycotic infections of animals transmissible to man.


A controlled study on effect of promethazine hydrochloride and meperidine hydrochloride upon serum billirubin levels in the newborn infant.


Radium in human teeth. A quantitative autoradiographic study.


Riley's enzymes elevating virus; a study of the infection in mice and its relation to virus-induced leukaemia.


An apparatus for the production of dental caries in vitro.


Experiments on human subjects.

Experiments on human subjects.


The case for total gastrectomy in multiple polyposis of the stomach. There is a considerable risk that a patient with multiple polyposis of the stomach will develop carcinoma of the stomach and this risk is greater than that of total gastrectomy when performed for benign conditions. Total gastrectomy is therefore sound treatment for this disease, regardless of the distribution of the lesions over the gastric mucosa, and a patient successfully treated in this way is reported. Reference is also made to a patient who died untreated and was found to have both multiple polyposis and gastric carcinoma.


Skin protection against roentgen-rays by use of certain substances modifying the nervous system.


The Zimmermann reaction.

The Zimmermann reaction.


Size estimation by filtration of the enzyme-elevating virus of Riley.


The kinetics of pyruvic carboxylase: a reinterpretation of the data of Eadie and Gale.


Hemostatic effects of heterologous platelets in thrombocytopenic rats.


Need of post-graduate education of general practitioners.


Surgery in leprosy.

Surgery in leprosy.


Variability in the haemolytic property of El Tor vibrios.


A huge ovarian tumour with pregnancy.

A huge ovarian tumour with pregnancy.


Application of the Ittrich extraction procedure to the fluorimetric measurement of oestrogens in blood.


Scientific choice of communications in India.


Superior oblique sheath syndrome.

Superior oblique sheath syndrome.


Alkalinity of cooking water and stability of thiamin of rice.


Diets of some Indian tribes.

Diets of some Indian tribes.


Problem of stray dogs in India.

Problem of stray dogs in India.


Liver in intestinal amoebiasis.

Liver in intestinal amoebiasis.


Chloramphanicol in syphilis.

Chloramphanicol in syphilis.


Effect of dehydroepiandrosterone and delta4-androstenedione on the reproductive organs of female rats: production of cystic changes in the ovary.


Guanethidine and phaeochromocytoma.

Guanethidine and phaeochromocytoma.


Health centre and its renovation.

Health centre and its renovation.


Presence of glucose and acetone in urine: its clinical significance in diagnosis, assessment and management of a case of diabetes mellitus.


The pelvic pressure syndrome.

The pelvic pressure syndrome.


Some constituents of normal human blood serum.


Problems in infant feeding.

Problems in infant feeding.


Cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy.


Acute perforated peptic ulcer. Treatment by primary definitive surgery.


Technique of radical neck dissection. With special emphasis on prevention of infection.


The management of bleeding peptic ulcers.


Taxonomy concerning mosquito populations.


The untenability of Luce's principle.

The untenability of Luce's principle.


Penetrance of the gene for dieldrin resistance in Anopheles albimanus Wiedemann.


A plaque method for rubella virus assay. A method has been described in which suitable dilutions of rubella virus will induce the formation, in a monolayer of green monkey kidney cells, of islets of infected cells which were protected from the effects of Echo 11 challenge virus. The number of islets or "negative" plaques was proportional to the dilution of rubella virus inoculated on to the monolayer. Using this method, it was observed that bentonite adsorption increased the plaque assay values of rubella virus pools. This suggested that rubella virus interference may be mediated by an interferon-like principle.


Arterial perfusion of the interventricular septum and atrioventricular conduction.


The influence of body fluids on motility of spermatozoa.


Electrophoretic resolution and characterization of human seminal plasma proteins.


Studies on fat transport in the dog. I. Communications.


Studies on fat transport in the dog. II.


An apparatus to demonstrate and measure operant behavior of Arthropoda.


Hemodynamic study in a case of progressive muscular dystrophy involving the heart.


Expired-air resuscitation. A development in the technique.


Post-embryonic induction in urodele limbs.


The response to a click stimulus at the apex and round window of the guinea pig cochlea.


Anatomic diagnosis of nonconductive deafness by physiological tests.


An adolescent inmate social system--a psychosocial account.


Ira I. KAPLAN, 1887-1963.

Ira I. KAPLAN, 1887-1963.


Ira I. KAPLAN, M.D., 1887-1963.

Ira I. KAPLAN, M.D., 1887-1963.


Anatomical and physiological effects of chronic section of the eighth nerve in cat.


Manganese-induced hypoglycaemia.

Manganese-induced hypoglycaemia.


Blood clotting: the force of retraction. The force of blood clot retraction was measured and found to be at least 104 dyne/cm(2); this is sufficient to deform many soft tissues and to allow clots to retract in vivo.


Localization of endotoxin in the walls of the peripheral vascular system during lethal endotoxemia.


The significance of castration anxiety in rabbinic mythology.


Radiation nephritis. A clinicopathologic study.


Myocardial reactions to induced necrosis and foreign bodies, with particular reference to the role of the Anitschkow cell.


Why patients with brain tumors come to a psychiatric hospital: a 30-year survey.


Human resistance to cancer. I. Prognosis in pelvic malignancy: correlation between patient survival and tissue culture growth of tumors.


The prevention of fetal injuries in breech presentations.


Management of benign lesions of the cervix during pregnancy.


Hemodynamic aspects of certain antihypertensive agents.


Acute circulatory effects of diazoxide and sodium nitrite.


Separation of polypeptides bound by albumin in human plasma.


Tropocollagen: significance of protease-induced alterations. Interaction properties of tropocollagen are markedly altered by treatment with pepsin. This treatment liberates terminal or near-terminal covalently bonded peptides whose amino acid composition is strikingly different from the composition of the pepsin-resistant triple-helix body of the macromolecule. Pepsin also converts most of the beta-chains to alpha-chains. This fact indicates that the interchain link is also external to the body of the macromolecule and probably involves peptides. The role of these properties in bioregulative mechanisms is briefly discussed.


An investigation of openness in the psychiatric hospital.


Effects on smooth muscle and blood vessels of polypeptides related to bradykinin and to kallidin.


Further observations on sex-influenced activity of 3 beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase of rat liver.


Changes in delta5-3 beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity in the ovaries of maturing rats.


Studies of celiac sprue. III. The effect of repeated wheat instillation into the proximal ileum of patients on a gluten free diet.


Localization of the basic injury in primary biliary cirrhosis.


Radiation-induced cardiac fibrosis.

Radiation-induced cardiac fibrosis.


Community Mental Health Services Act. Five years of operation under the California law. The Short-Doyle program represents a small part of the needed response to the base problem of mental illness. However, in the five years since the signing of the original bill, programs receiving aid under the Short-Doyle Act for Community Mental Health Services have made impressive steps toward meeting the need for community mental health services. They have done so under local auspices and working closely with general health and medical programs available locally.


Cell proliferation and fiber formation in chronic carbon tetrachloride intoxication. A morphologic and chemical study.


Deoxyribonucleic acid turnover in a heterogeneous population. Life span of hepatic ductular cells.


On the oxidase function of plant peroxidase.


Plantar calcaneal spurs.

Plantar calcaneal spurs.


The immunological basis for non-infective Rous sarcomas.


The cytologic detection of ovarian cancer.


Antibody elution from red blood cells.

Antibody elution from red blood cells. An elution technique is described which gives eluates at least as potent as previously described methods. Elution can be completed in only 15 minutes. The method, a modification of that of Vos and Kelsall, is simple to carry out and requires the minimum of equipment. Studies have shown that the coating antibody is almost, but not completely, eluted.


Melioidosis--a military medical problem?


Are verbal Rxs to a patient advisable?

Are verbal Rxs to a patient advisable?


Transitory abnormal Q waves during bouts of tachycardia.


Psychosomatic case conference.

Psychosomatic case conference.


Atrophy of rods and cones in the cat retina.


Patterns of adrenergic-cholinergic imbalance in the functional psychoses.


Irideremia without penetrating injury.

Irideremia without penetrating injury.


Significance of vaginal recurrence in endometrial carcinoma.


The significance of scoliosis in postirradiated Wilms's tumor and neuroblastoma.


A critical analysis of current therapy of carcinoma of the ovary.


Has postoperative irradiation proved itself?


Maternity care in our society.

Maternity care in our society.


A statistical analysis of obstetrical anesthesia at Newark Beth Israel Hospital for 1961.


Placebo effect in relation to drug evaluation.


Contact lens and calibrated occlusion.

Contact lens and calibrated occlusion.


Cooperative research efforts: otolaryngology and neuropharmacology.


Effect of glycine administration on gamma-aminolaevulic acid and porphobilinogen excretion in lead poisoning.


On the early development of the self: its role in neurosis.


Epinephrine release and liver glycogen levels after carbon tetrachloride administration.


Studies on human tetanus antitoxin.

Studies on human tetanus antitoxin.


The role of lead in porphyrin metabolism.


Effect of x-ray on antigen metabolism in the rabbit.


Human serum cholinesterase. II. A comparison of the hydrolysis rates of acetylcholine and benzoylcholine by normal and abnormal sera.


Meningo-encephalitis of Behcet's disease: case report with pathological findings.


Broad thumbs and toes and facial abnormalities. A possible mental retardation syndrome.


Malleolostapedial transposition in middle ear surgery.


Light and electron microscopy of inclusion bodies associated with petunia ringspot virus.


Res ipsa loquitur in California medical malpractice law-expansion of a doctrine to the bursting point.


Intrapartum rupture of suppurative myoma with purulent peritonitis: report of a case.


An approach to the hypertensive patient.


The fate of the patient with isoniazid-resistant tuberculosis.


Effect of the sulfa cones and suturing on the incidence of pain after removal of impacted lower third molars.


Changes in serologic reactivity of endotoxin induced by fraction IV-1 (Cohn) of normal human serum.


Better method for cervical traction in the aged orthopedic patient.


The challenge of chronic disease in old age.


Premedication with atropine.

Premedication with atropine.


Colds and respiratory introjection.

Colds and respiratory introjection.


Salmonella typhimurium infections in cattle.


Formation of the embryonic migration layers in the cerebellar anlage of the reptile Iguana iguana.


Operant behavior and subcortical drive during spreading depression.


Extent of the gastric antrum and its significance.


Dose-response relations for some synthetic analogues of oxytocin, and the mode of action of oxytocin on the isolated uterus.


Criteria of the take of a free transplant.


Mediastinal tumours.

Mediastinal tumours.


Distribution of glutamotransferase activity in the chick retina.


The treatment of spasticity with chlordiazepoxide (librium).


Diabetes mellitus in Hiroshima, Japan. A detection program and clinical survey.


Epinephrine in the treatment of cardiac failure due to shunts.


Treatment of severe spell syndrome in congenital heart disease.


The pulmonary circulation and congenital heart disease. Considerations of the role of the pulmonary circulation in certain systemic-pulmonary communications.


Pulmonary venomotor activity.

Pulmonary venomotor activity.


Use of multiple miniature long-acting antihistamine tablets in allergy.


Comparison of the anorexigenic properties of chlorphetermine, placebo and phenmetrazine in a double-blind study.


Induced arterial oscillations of blood pressure as a method for investigating regulation of level of blood pressure.


Pityriasis rosea in a 4-month-old infant; an account of suggested contagiousness.


The effect of administration of various phenylalkyl hydrazines on the catecholamine content and rate of contractions of the rat uterus.


The mechanism of uterine inhibitory action of relaxin-containing ovarian extracts.


The effect of altering the catecholamine content of the uterus on the rate of contractions and the sensitivity of the myometrium to relaxin.


The use of a protozoan for studies on ageing. III. Similarities between young overfed and old normally fed Tokophrya infusionum: a light and elctron microscope study.


Quantitative changes in the blood platelet and leucocyte counts, in the tryptophan content of serum proteins in cases of malignant tumours.


Influence of diet on viral hepatitis.

Influence of diet on viral hepatitis.


Time course of the utilization of radioglucose by tissue in culture.


Growth and nutrition of infants. The influence of diet and other factors on growth.


Binocular coordination.

Binocular coordination.


Cortical spreading depression and tegmental and hypothalamic threshold stimulation producing locomotor flight.


Interfering subcortical stimulations and cortical spreading depression.


Flury rabies vaccine for human use.

Flury rabies vaccine for human use.


Experimental studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


Declining clinical tradition.

Declining clinical tradition.


The acute nervous breakdown.

The acute nervous breakdown.


The treatment of acute psychoses.

The treatment of acute psychoses.


Intelligence in nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.


Maintenance of the rumen microbial population in continuous culture. The design and use of an apparatus for continuous in vitro cultivation of the mixed bovine rumen microbial population are described. Data relative to the concentrations and proportions of volatile fatty acids produced, methanogenesis, carbon dioxide production, and survival of bacteria and protozoa indicated that an essentially normal in vivo fermentation pattern was maintained in vitro for experimental periods of from 3 to 10 days. The continuous cultures were responsive to major changes in type of feed intake. A change from grain to hay resulted in increased acetate and decreased propionate production, whereas decreased acetate and increased propionate resulted when feed intake was changed from hay to grain. Methanogenesis, volatile fatty acid production, and the numbers of microorganisms in the cultures were proportional to the amount of feed materials added up to levels calculated to approximate the in vivo maintenance requirement of the adult bovine.


Functional testing for behavioral toxicity: a missing dimension in experimental environmental toxicology.


Survey of and recommendations for psychiatric inpatient units in general hospitals in Florida.


Acute heart failure in a youth of seventeen years.


Control of the etric acid cycle by glyoxylate. I. A new inhibitor of aconitase formed by the condensation of glyoxylate with oxaloacetate.


Control of the citric acid cycle by glyoxylate. 2. Mechanism of the inhibition of respiration in liver and kidney particles.


Observations on "surface" (induced) malaria.


Psychosexual disorders, acquired and preventable forms of behavior.


Tube graft tympanoplasty.

Tube graft tympanoplasty.


Can the mammalian embryo be killed by x-irradiation?


The impact of ionizing radiations on the embryo and fetus.


"Structural and functional (electro-encephalographic) changes in the post-natal mammalian brain resulting from x-irradiation of the embryo".


Ionizing radiations and congenital anomalies of the nervous system.


Age of the mother and previous breeding history and the incidence of x-ray-induced congenital anomalies.


Nursing service.

Nursing service.


Studies on the metabolism of the protozoa. 9. Comparative metabolism of blood-stream and culture forms of Trypanosoma rhodesiense.


The increasing significance of nursing homes in our way of life.


The dilemma of the psychiatrist in forensic practice.


In gastrointestinal disease: fewer diet restrictions.


Panel on medical book selection. The autogenesis of a medical book.


Effects of some substances on neuroregulatory mechanism.


Monoamine oxidase and the function of the central nervous system.


Studies on protein uptake by isolated tumor cells. II. Quantitative data on the adsorption and uptake of I-131-serum albumin by Ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Surface adsorption is studied in some detail because it is believed to be a major artifact in measurements of protein uptake by mammalian cells. Adsorption increases linearly with the I(131)-albumin concentration between 0.001 and 300 mg/ml. After short exposure to 300 mg/ml and two cell washings, the adsorption amounts to 38 mg albumin per gm cell proteins. Further washings remove 80 per cent of this value, leaving a small irreversibly bound residue. At equilibrium, adsorbed albumin can be labeled by a simple albumin exchange. This labeling reaches a steady state within seconds and stays at constant level over 30 minutes. Significant increases above this initial level are measured over periods of 2 hours. In our experimental conditions these increases can be considered due to albumin uptake. This uptake rises linearly with the albumin concentration between 0.5 and 50.0 mg/ml, and reaches 0.2 mg/gm cell protein or 4 x 10(5) molecules per cell. Compared to the incorporation of free amino acids in similar conditions, this value does not appear to contribute significantly to the N-metabolism of the tumor cells. Adsorption was generally greater than uptake. Both processes are linear functions of the same variable over the whole range of concentration tested. It is suggested that albumin is taken up by pinocytosis.


Prognosis after puberty for 442 asthmatic children examined and treated on specific allergologic principles.


The in vitro cytopathology of some common viruses.


A simple in vitro assay for vaccinia virus using tube cultures of human cells.


The stuttering syndrome.

The stuttering syndrome.


Solitary pulmonary nodules, diagnosis and treatment.


A consideration of prophylactic lymph node dissection.


Effect of anticancer drugs on experimental wound healing.


The conservative treatment of retinoblastoma.


Theory and methods of epidemiologic study of home accidents.


Carcinoma of cervix.

Carcinoma of cervix.


The lumpy insulin area syndrome.

The lumpy insulin area syndrome.


Atmospheric sulfur dioxide and particulate matter. A comparison of methods of measurements.


Radiological examination of the larynx in case of laryngeal carcinoma and immobility of the vocal cord.


Fertility and genital tuberculosis.

Fertility and genital tuberculosis.


Variation in excretion of certain amino acids with age.


Effectiveness of estrogens for therapy of myocardial infarction in middle-age men.


Are heart attacks preventable?

Are heart attacks preventable?


Diet and serum lipids in atherosclerotic coronary heart disease. Etiologic and preventive considerations.


Histochemical and chromatographic study of the normal myelin sheath.


Leucodystrophy of the Norman-Greenfield and Krabbetype.


The national diet-heart study: An information report for Chicago physicians.


Development of thrombolytic activity.

Development of thrombolytic activity.


Altered ego states allied to depersonalization.


Function of prefrontal cortex in timing behavior of monkeys.


Some aspects of surgery of the foot.

Some aspects of surgery of the foot.


Some aspects of surgery of the hip.

Some aspects of surgery of the hip.


Developments in orthopaedic operative procedures.


Shriners Hospital Amputee Clinic.

Shriners Hospital Amputee Clinic.


Constitution of cerebrin from the yeast Torulopsis utilis.


Iodotyrosyl coupling defect in congenital hypothyroidism with goitre.


The iodinated albuminlike component of the plasma of thyrotoxic patients.


Tissue distribution studies of ionic and chelated Zn65 in mice.


Management of thrombophlebitis and thrombo-embolic phenomena.


Evaluation of intranasal oxytocin by amniotic fluid pressure recordings.


Abdominal pregnancy.

Abdominal pregnancy.


Continuous intrauterine pressure recordings in the evaluation of sparteine sulfate.


Spatial S-R contiguity in human discrimination learning.


On the mechanism of the biological action of some nitrophenols.


Apparatus for extraction of compounds from paper chromatograms.


Use of "chymoral" in mucoviscidosis.

Use of "chymoral" in mucoviscidosis.


Appendicitis in children under four years of age: review of 43 cases.


14-CO2 incorporation into the nucleic acids of synchronously growing Chlorella cells.


Radiologic diagnosis of prenatal congenital hip dislocation and subluxation in the newborn.


Susceptibility of Rhizobium strains to phages.


A contribution to the laboratory diagnostics of early saturnism.


Urogenital morphology in the chimaeroid fish Hydrolagus colliei (Lay and Bennett).


Age changes in the human dental pulp. I. The quantity of collagen.


The three factors of anthrax toxin: their immunogenicity and lack of demonstrable enzymic activity.


Partial epispadias in a girl.

Partial epispadias in a girl.


Interference by ammonium sulphate with the estimation of proteins by the biuret reaction.


The adequacy of medical education for general practice: a general practitioner's viewpoint. Medical education as a preparation for general practice is assessed from the viewpoint of the general practitioner. The historical development of Canadian medical education and its present functioning are reviewed. The doctor in general practice, although aware of the existing inadequacies of his system of preparation, is loath to relinquish control of the pattern he has built up for himself. It has served the community well and he fears many of its advantages will be lost if replacement, rather than repair, is attempted. Certain inadequacies are discussed and the correction of these is urged as of vital importance to the Canadian people.


A clinical comparison of phenelzine and electro-convulsive therapy in the treatment of depressive illness.


The double micturition test and vesico-ureteric reflux.


Transplantation and cell-free transmission of a reticulum-cell sarcoma in BALB/c mice.


Immunological tolerance, infective tolerance and virus-induced neoplastic transformation.


Studies on virus-induced reticular neoplasms in BALB/c mice.


Towards a better Health Service.

Towards a better Health Service.


Indigestion in adults.

Indigestion in adults.


Cancer of the vulva.

Cancer of the vulva.


Low back pain.

Low back pain.


Materia medica in the Locke-Clarke correspondence (John LOCKE).


Mode of action of gamma amino butyric acid on the cardiovascular system.


Physical aspects of breast radiography.

Physical aspects of breast radiography.


Comparison of countershock with direct and alternating current in external cardiac defibrillation. Report of a case.


Time and patience: important factors in successful hypnotic induction and response.


Sleep-walking as a manifestation of anxiety due to mourning.


The relation of hemoglobin values to the incidence and survival of premature infants.


Effects of hydroxyethylation on the uptake of rat albumin by tissues of the tumor-bearing rat.


Level of aspiration.

Level of aspiration.


A method of producing anti-D sera for emergency use from otherwise unsuitable sera.


Comments on obesity with some practical suggestions.


Harper Hospital profiles. Grover Cleveland PENBERTHY, M.D. 1886-1959.


Effect of zinc on bone alkaline phosphatase in turkey poults.


Some comments on Silent Spring.

Some comments on Silent Spring.


Boston Nutrition Society, Inc., plaintiff vs Fredrick J. Stare, defendant.


A note on an attempt to induce a schizophrenic-like state in kittens.


Amelanotic melanocytes in the outer sheath of the human hair follicle and their role in the repigmentation of regenerated epidermis.


Activation of the amelanotic melanocytes in the outer root sheath of the hair follicle following ultra violet rays exposure.


Queensbridge Health Maintenance Service for the Elderly.


Participation of the lymph circulation in the transport of hormones.


The use of cyanate for the determination of NH2-terminal residues in proteins.


Sarcoidosis and hyperthyroidism.

Sarcoidosis and hyperthyroidism.


Biological rhythms, noise, and asymmetry in the pupil-retinal control system.


Pulse response of the pupil.

Pulse response of the pupil.


The regional lymph node in the homograft reaction.


Investigation of possible causative factors producing human maldevelopment.


Natural appearance restored to the unduly prominent ear.


A note on time, intelligence, and Rorschach movement responses.


Primary melanoma of the vagina.

Primary melanoma of the vagina.


Congenital mitral stenosis and mitral in sufficiency.


Comparative antibiotic resistances of "hospital" and "non-hospital" staphylococci, affecting choice of therapy.


Surveillance of communicable infections in a hospital.


Serum proteins in acute leukemia in children.


Renal clearance in newborn and premature infants.


Vehicle design in relation to safety-some aspects of the work of the Road Research Laboratory.


The formation of galactokinase in cells of Escherichia coli after infection with the transducing lambda bacteriophage.


Quantitative chromatographic estimation of urinary C-19 and C-21 steroids.


Honeycomb lungs (cystic disease of the lungs). Report of a case.


Dynamic alignment of artificial legs with the adjustable coupling.


Mitral replacement: late results with a ball valve prosthesis.


Long-lasting nervous system responses to prolonged sound stimulation in waking cats.


The medical group practice manager and his job.


Who did what to Blue Shield?

Who did what to Blue Shield?


A clinical study of the first derivative of the brachial pulse. Normal standards and abnormalities encountered in heart disease.


Incoordination of the cardiac contraction in clinical conditions; as judged by the ballistocardiogram and the pulse derivative.


The incorporation of amino acids into "methyl-poor" amino acid transfer ribonucleic acid.


The incorporation of methyl groups into amino acid transfer ribonucleic acid.


Studies on the methylation of soluble ribonucleic acid. I. Failure of the direct incorporation of 6-methylaminopurine.


Subclinical hypothyroidism. Recognition and treatment. Often patients in whom there is little to suggest myxedema or cretinism have subclinical hypothyroidism. Once the condition is suspected, it can be diagnosed by determination of protein-bound iodine and, if the PBI is low, by response to therapy with thyroid hormone. Patients in the following categories should have protein-bound iodine determination: Those having (1) a history of previous treatment for hypothyroidism; (2) suboptimal development in children; (3) ovarian dysfunction, infertility, habitual abortion or unusual menopausal disorders; (4) symptoms of malaise and debility, such as undue fatigue, somnolence, mental asthenia and anxiety; (5) unexplained anemia; (6) colloid goiter, adenomatous goiter and cancer of the thyroid gland. If hypothyroidism is diagnosed, administration of thyroid hormone in increasing amounts, as determined by serial serum PBI tests, should be carried out indefinitely. Instruction of the patient is essential.


Subclinical hypothyroidism. To treat or not to treat?


Local muscle endurance with open and occluded intramuscular circulation.


Overestimation of personal abilities and success at first-year university examinations.


A maneuver for detection of the site of gastric hemorrhage.


Penetrating injuries of the inferior vena cava.


Renal transplantation in identical twins.


Human renal homotransplantation in the presence of blood group incompatibilities.


Homologous disease, a model for human autiommune disease.


Homologous disease in the adult rat: a model for autoimmune disease.


Segmental colon resection in the treatment of congenital megacolon (Hirschsprung's disease).


Paper electrophoresis of serum proteins of immature chimpanzees.


Oxycodone suppositories in the relief of intractable pain.


Bacteroides septicemia and osteomyelitis. Report of a case complicating sickle cell anemia.


An activity analysis of the dual position of director of nursing service and nursing education.


Alveolar-arterial oxygen tension gradient due to diffusion.


Some aspects of immunity to intracellular protozoan parasites.


Courses in psychiatry for family doctors.


The hospital and urban renewal.

The hospital and urban renewal.


Control of voltage and voltage variation in x-ray equipment.


Medical care: Its social and organizational aspects. Postgraduate medical education in the hospital.


Urologic causes of backache.

Urologic causes of backache.


Where are the tiny carcinomas of the rectum?


Effect of injecting heterologous glomerular basement membrane preparations in pregnant sheep.


Glomerulonephritis induced in monkeys by injections of heterologous glomerular basement membrane and Freund's adjuvant.


The psychiatrist and the computer.

The psychiatrist and the computer.


Associative clustering of semantic categories in normal and retarded subjects.


Simonsiellaceae fam.nov.with characterization of Simonsiella crassa and Alysiella filiformis.


Perceived movement in depth as a function of stimulus size.


Dr. Harlow's famous case: the "impossible" accident of Phineas P. Gage.


The laboratory diagnosis of macroglobulinaemia by viscometry.


Hormonal control of brood patch and oviduct development in domesticated canaries.


Notes from the National Collection of Type Cultures. I.


Cuffed orotracheal intubation for removal of tonsils and adenoids.


Malignant carcinoid. Metastasis to skin and production of carcinoid syndrome, hypertension, diarrhea, dementia, and hypopotassemia: a case report.


Rabies in man and animals.

Rabies in man and animals.


A partial kinetic analysis of the chemiluminescence (CL) of phenazine methosulfate (PMS).


An experimental diesel-exhaust filter.

An experimental diesel-exhaust filter.


Automatic non-rebreathing valve circuits: some principles and modifications.


Resuscitation of the newborn.

Resuscitation of the newborn.


Cervico-thoracic approach for subclavian vessel injury from compound fracture of the clavicle: considerations of subclavian-axillary exposures.


The physiology of the swimbladder of the eel, Anguilla vulgaris. I. The solubility of gases and the buffer capacity of the blood.


Problems associated with the fitting of corneal contact lenses.


The physiology of the swimbladder in the eel, Anguilla vulgaris. II. The reabsorption of gases.


An investigation into the bacteriostatic and fungistatic effects of certain chemical compounds, particularly with a view to their possible application in chemotherapy.


Tobacco mosaic virus: purifying and sorting associated particles accordig to length. End-to-end aggregation of tobacco mosaic virus and associated particles during extraction and purification may be prevented by transfer of the virus to 0.001M buffer solution of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, pH 7.5, as rapidly as practicable. Colored components were removed with charcoal and diatomaceous earth, and salts by rapid passage through a column of granulated 8 percent agar gel. The virus particles were sorted according to length by passage through a 1 percent granulated agar-gel column to isolate the 300- and 200-mmicro fractions and through a 5 percent agar gel to isolate the shorter particles.


A test for bacteriuria.

A test for bacteriuria.


Extramural continuing medical education. The experience of one Faculty of Medicine in developing programs of continuing medical education in community hospitals is presented. After mention of the importance of regular reading of the medical literature, and the problems created by its growing volume, the necessity of supplementary programs in community hospitals is pointed out. The different patterns of community hospital meetings that evolved to meet various circumstances in the Atlantic Provinces are detailed. A "course" consisting of six weekly evening meetings, followed by morning case presentations and discussions, has proved the most successful form of continuing medical education in community hospitals. Better than half the doctors in the community attend, and active participation is the rule. The importance of advance planning, the techniques of advance planning, and the expense of operating the program are listed. A projection is made that 46 such courses would be required to cover the four Atlantic Provinces adequately, with a staff equivalent to eight full-time teachers and a budget in excess of $200,000. The fact that this is only 7.5% of Canada's medical population indicates the magnitude of the unmet needs of continuing medical education in this country.


A new approach to the conductivity problem in anesthesia.


Determining the frequency intakes of foods in large group studies.


Familial eosinophilia and splenomegaly.

Familial eosinophilia and splenomegaly.


Inhibitors of tissue thromboplastin in the clinical and experimental defibrination syndrome.


Experimental studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


Natural inhibitors of fungal protease (Aspergillin O).


A case of haemangiopericytoma of the meninges.


Some observations on the delta 1-dehydrogenation of steroids by Bacillus sphaericus.


Clasp partial dentures.

Clasp partial dentures.


Antigenicity of collagen and its application in the serological investigation of rheumatoid arthritis sera.


The slipped strut problem. A review of 52 cases.


Hypodermoclysis in infants and children.


Effect of chlorpromazine, chlordiazepoxide, diazepam and chlorprothixene on bile and intrabillary pressure in cholecystectomized dogs.


The function of muscle spindles in spasticity and rigidity.


Application of the antiglobulin consumption test in animal experiments.


The physiological gradient of the intestine.


Histopathology of cerebral aneurysms.

Histopathology of cerebral aneurysms.


Cerebral aneurysms of animals other than man.


The emergency welfare plan.

The emergency welfare plan.


Perfusion for malignant melanoma of the extremities.


The Joint Committee on Pediatric Research, Education and Practice.


Mission and manpower.

Mission and manpower.


Clinical paralytic poliomyelitis due to enteroviruses other than poliovirus.


Acute lymphonodular pharyngitis: a newly described condition due to Coxsackie A virus.


Clinical and experimental observations on a new antacid.


"Intractable" ascites in cirrhosis: its management by a multiple diuretic approach.


Fatty acid analysis of brain tumors by gas phase chromatography.


Observations on primary brain tumors with fluorescent microscopy.


Histochemical observations on enzyme distribution in surgically resected human myocardium.


Electron microscopic studies of human myocardium.


Studies on surgical biopsies of pancreas and liver in four cases of cystic fibrosis: morphologic and histochemical.


Gas liquid chromatographic steroid analysis in virilism. Report of a bilateral lipoid cell tumor of the ovary.


The relation of median nerve compression to Sudeck's syndrome.


Postmortem angiography of cerebral vascular system.


Psychological implications of personal injuries.


Changes in hydrochloric acid secretion in a patient with a gastric fistula during intensive psychotherapy.


An analysis of two components entering into Rorschach reliability values.


The ergonovine test for coronary insufficiency.


A comparative study on lyophilised liquid medium and solid egg medium for the primary isolation and sensitivity testing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


A note on the new antibiotic "gabbromicina" (aminosidine sulphate).


Music therapy treatment techniques.

Music therapy treatment techniques.


Effect of photostimulation on the EEG of patients with expanding intracranial lesions. Comparison of photostimulation with other methods of activation.


Newer concepts of radiotherapy.

Newer concepts of radiotherapy.


The question of chemical potentiators in radiation therapy.


Motor function and physical fitness of the mentally retarded: a critical review.


Anticholinergic drugs and the central control of thirst. Atropine and scopolamine were compared with their centrally inactive quaternary analogs, atropine methyl nitrate and scopolamine methyl nitrate, for effects on water and food intake in rats. All drugs inhibited eating, but only the centrally active compounds inhibited drinking. Anticholinergic drugs evidently block drinking by a central effect and eating by a peripheral effect.


A case of cardiac sarcoidosis manifested uncontrollable ventricular tachycardia. Review of cardiac manifestations in sixteen cases of sarcoidosis.


The effects of salt restriction on the renal concentrating operation in normal, hydropenic man.


Use of a monoamine oxidase inhibitor in obstetrics.


The subsidence of tuberculosis in children: (mortality, morbidity and infection) as seen in a large North American city.


A significant facet of attention in human mental activity.


Some affective outcomes accompanying a camping experience of physically handicapped adults.


New horizons in the administration of adapted physical education.


Critical evaluation of indications for external electric countershock in the treatment of ventricular tachycardia.


Enzymic pathways of glyceride and phospholipid synthesis in aortic homogenates.


The social distribution of mental retardation.


Some aspects of the clinical diagnosis of thyroid disease.


Hereditary globulin factors and immune tolerance in man. Eight nontransfused donors of antibodies against a hereditary gamma-globulin factor lacked the factor, but each donor's mother had it. The probability that this is a chance observation is .00003. A ninth donor had been transfused, and she and her mother both lacked the factor. It is assumed that each nontransfused donor's antibody was formed against his mother's gamma-globulin and that immune tolerance had not been induced.


The role of analog and digital computers in medicine and biology.


Incorporation of fatty acids into lipids of aortic slices of rabbits, dogs, rats and baboons.


Effect of betamethasone on anemia in rheumatoid arthritis.


Effects of prostaglandin E opposing those of catecholamines on blood pressure and on triglyceride breakdown in adipose tissue.


Chemotherapeutic control of serum lipid levels.


A new technique for counting aqueous solutions in the liquid scintillation spectrometer.


Angiocardiographic investigation in the differential diagnosis of mediastinal and vascular tumors.


Geriatric rehabilitation in a general hospital.


Intravenous abdominal aortotomography.

Intravenous abdominal aortotomography.


Studies on hereditary gamma globulin factors: detection of the factor Gm-like in a white family.


Roentgenography of systemic (congenital and traumatic) arteriovenous fistulas.


Experience with an automatic table for serial peripheral vascular arteriography.


Isolated arteriosclerotic aneurysm of a common iliac artery. Report of 3 cases.


Entropy changes accompanying association reactions of proteins.


Clinical trials with cyclophosphamide in children with soft tissue sarcoma.


The 16-18 trisomy syndrome.

The 16-18 trisomy syndrome.


An operation for the repair of massive rectal prolapse.


Methemoglobinemia during anesthesia.

Methemoglobinemia during anesthesia.


The role of temperature in the control of aggregation of dissociated embryonic cells.


"ECM": its nature, origin and function in cell aggregation.


Reconstruction of tissues by dissociated cells. Some morphogenetic tissue movements and the sorting out of embryonic cells may have a common explanation.


Hydrotherapy of lye burns.

Hydrotherapy of lye burns.


Physiologic and endocrine mechanisms concerned with gametogenesis and fertility.


Immuno-allergic pulmonary haemorrhage.

Immuno-allergic pulmonary haemorrhage.


Alternative responses to dissonance.

Alternative responses to dissonance.


Endometrial cyst ruptured during pregnancy. Case report.


Receptivity to supportive versus nonsupportive communications.


Disturbances of hydration of cells of rat liver in extrahepatic cholestasis.


Electron microscopy of hyperplastic ductular cells in alpha-naphthyl isothiocyanateinduced cirrhosis.


Vascular alterations in the liver of rats with extrahepatic biliary obstruction. An electron and fluorescent microscopic study.


Observations on the fine structure of rat liver cells in extrahepatic cholestasis.


Granulosa-cell tumor of ovary with sexual precocity.


Cat-scratch disease with encephalopathy. Case report and review of the literature.


Mitral regurgitation.

Mitral regurgitation.


Structural transitions of soybean trypsin inhibitor. I. The native protein in water.


The ultraviolet fluorescence of proteins. I. The influence of pH and temperature.


Mental health problems in industry.

Mental health problems in industry.


A three hour wet digestion protein-bound iodine procedure.


An electroencephalographic study of the blocking action of selected tranquilizers as a function of terminal methyl amine group.


The measurement of cerebral blood flow by external isotope counting.


An EEG and behavioral analysis of the anticonvulsant action of amphenidone (I) in the rabbit.


Influence of methodology on electroencephalographic sleep and arousal: studies with reserpine and etryptamine in rabbits. In studies with reserpine and with etryptamine, quite opposite electroencephalographic effects were obtained when either of these two drugs was administered to rabbits prior to surgical preparation for EEG recording as opposed to the drug being given after the rabbits had been fully prepared for EEG recording. With the one method, EEG rhythms indicative of sleep were obtained, while with the other method, EEG rhythms indicative of central nervous system stimulation were obtained, although with both methods, the amount of drug, duration of drug in animal, and type of acute preparation were identical for both sets of findings. The presurgical injection procedure produced EEG results more in accordance with behavioral and biochemical findings, even though the conventional procedure is to administer the experimental drug after the animal has been prepared for EEG recording.


Diabetic neuropathy. Vibration sense and abnormal tendon reflexes in diabetics.


Relaxin assay methods.

Relaxin assay methods.


Some influences of thyroid on the pituitary-adrenal axis.


Electrocardiographic and vectorcardiographic changes following surgery in persistent common atrioventricular canal.


Hormonal requirements for interpublic ligament formation in hypophysectomized mice.


Conditions of personality organization related to empathic ability among normal and schizophrenic adults.


Clinical and pathological evaluation of serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase (SGOT) activity.


Toxic reactions to local anesthetics.

Toxic reactions to local anesthetics.


The stabilization of horse ferrihemoglobin to acid denaturation by combination with ligands.


Long term experiences with the use of P-32 in the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


Unidentified chick growth factor in fish solubles.


A study of intravenous lidocaine as a suppressant of cough reflex.


Combined diuretic therapy with steroids in resistant patients.


Current developments in penicillin therapy and hypersensitivity.


Mechanism of action and use of aldosterone-blocking steroids in edema.


A study of the concept of the feminine role of 51 middle-class American families.


Effects of acute increases in the excretion of solute and water on renal acid excretion in man.


Passive transfer of immunity to skin homografts in rats.


Evocation and persistence of transplantation immunity in rats.


Clostridial myositis following gastric resection.


A new concept of the pathophysiology and treatment of chronic pyelonephritis.


Individualistic and cooperative attitudes among farmers in a land reform project.


The significance of amino acids for the growth of Bordetella pertussis.


Inhibition of the synthesis of diphosphopyridine nucleotide by ethionine administration in the liver of rats and mice.


A study of the comparative metabolism of ethionine and methionine in the male and female rat.


Basal ganglia surgery for abnormal movement disorders. Experience with 2,250 cases.


The dissociation and reconstitution of aldolase.


Papain digestion of antigenantibody precipitates.


Teaspoonful dosage in prescription writing.


The impetus of thalidomide on drug legislation and regulation.


Intractable duodenal ulcer: objective evaluation as a basis for surgical selection.


Before you buy laundry equipment.

Before you buy laundry equipment.


Evaluation of chlorprophyridamine for prevention of postpartum breast engorgement.


Problems in the treatment of infections of the urinary tract.


Electromyographic investigation of reflex effects upon effects upon stretching the partially ruptured medial collateral ligament of the knee joint.


Hyperextension injuries to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb: rupture of ligaments, fracture of sesamoid bones, rupture of flexor pollicis brevis. An anatomical and clinical study.


Attempted suicide. Its management in the general hospital.


Skeletal injuries associated with rupture of the ulnar collateral ligament of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb. A clinical and anatomical study.


Hughlings JACKSON'S influence in psychiatry.


A textbook of medicine in general practice. The suicide problem in general practice.


Comparative cytological study of Phasianus colchicus, Meleagris gallopavo, and Gallus domesticus.


Thomas S. JONES.

Thomas S. JONES.


The critical situation of hospital nursing.


Radioautographic studies with methionine-3H and cytidine-3H in protein-fed, protein-deprived and starved rats.


The question of thermolability during examination of the sedimentation rate of human blood in patients with articular diseases.


Lipid compounds in cerebrospinal fluids of patients suffering from chronic schizophrenia, epilepsy and oligophrenia.


Intracranial arterial and arteriovenous aneurysms. Neuroradiological aspects.


The septum (a comparative study on its size) in insectivores and primates.


Pleural calcifications following dust exposure.


Myxosarcoma complicating a cystic hamartoma of the lung.


Pudendal analgesia in obstetrics.

Pudendal analgesia in obstetrics.


A case of sirenomelia (mermaid).

A case of sirenomelia (mermaid).


Mosquito control by biological methods.

Mosquito control by biological methods.


Suramin complexes, IX. An experiment to test the therapeutic activity of antrycide-suramin complex against Trypanosoma simiae in large white pigs.


An unidentified trypanosome found in the blood of a goat infected by wild Glossina morsitans.


Suramin complexes. X. Comparison of the prophylactic activity of prothidium-suramin complex and prothidium bromide in West African Zebu cattle.


An attempt to produce resistance to homidium in a strain of Trypanosoma vivax transmitted by tsetse fly.


A mensural study of division in Trypanosoma simiae and Trypanosoma congolense.


Recent advances in pharmacology.

Recent advances in pharmacology.


The clinical presentation of testicular tumours.


Evaluation of G29505, an intravenous anesthetic agent.


Ileo-vesical fistula, a case report.

Ileo-vesical fistula, a case report.


Clinical features and prognosis of vesicoureteral reflux.


Closed abdominal injuries: an analysis of 168 consecutive cases with particular reference to diagnostic problems.


Gastric acidity after duodenal ulcer surgery.


Circadian melanophore rhythms of the fiddler crab: interaction between animals.


Winged nose.

Winged nose.


Petechiae associated with systemic fat embolism.


Neurological sequelae of congenital heart surgery.


Some aspects of anaesthesia in war.

Some aspects of anaesthesia in war.


Histology and histochemistry of the placenta and fetal membranes in the bat, Tadarida brasiliensis cynocephala (with notes on maintaining pregnant bats in captivity).


The schematic two-dimensional plotting of the spatial relationships among somatotypes.


Application of linear analysis to tracer kinetics.


A clinical trial of prenylamine lactate (synadrin) in the treatment of angina of effort.


Hydrotherapy in the treatment of moderate to severe burns.


Acute cholecystitis: an experimental study.


Health physics services in hospitals.

Health physics services in hospitals.


Growth measurements and the biological interpretation of mammalian growth.


Specific gravity changes during the development of the sheep foetus.


The effects of total and partial ablations of the premotor cortex on the instrumental conditioned reflexes in dogs.


Isolation of leukaemia virus from the transplantable mammary carcinoma of C3HA mice (RSM strain) and its adsorption on red cells.


Diabetes and pregnancy. A report of experiences in 119 pregnancies over a period of ten years.


17 consecutive allergy cases from one month's practice.


Pituitary role in the estrogen dependency of experimental mammary cancer.


Diabetic schoolchildren.

Diabetic schoolchildren.


Physical work capacity in diabetic schoolchildren.


Blood lipids in diabetic and non-diabetic schoolchildren.


Serum proteins and glucoproteins in diabetic schoolchildren.


Susceptibility to infectious disease, the response to active immunization and the antibody titres in diabetic schoolchildren.


Family background and state of mental health in a group of diabetic schoolchildren.


A public health nursing leaflet for Contra Costa county.


A,B,C,'s in management of biliary tract problems.


Use of artificial bile ducts.

Use of artificial bile ducts.


Longer life expectancy in biliary atresia.


Technical safety for cholecystectomy.

Technical safety for cholecystectomy.


Administration of local air pollution control programs (salaries and qualifications of personnel).


Automation of radiation treatment planning. III. A simplified system of digitising isodoses and direct print-out of dose distribution.


Automation of radiation treatment planning. II. Calculation of non-convergent field dose distributions.


Studies of the mechanism of action 1-aminocyclopentane-1-carboxylic acid.


Prospects for exhaust control by engine modification.


Selection of patients for surgery of congenital heart defects.


The genetics of sex determination in man.


A nutritional supplement (Nutrament) for elderly patients.


Pargyvine hydrochloride: a new agent for the control of hypertension and mental depression.


Some reflections on moral and social training in the secondary school.


Primary isolation of influenza viruses at 33 degrees C.


New developments in chronic disease epidemiology: competing risks and eligibility.


Podiatry and the care of the arthritic.

Podiatry and the care of the arthritic.


Enzymic activation and cleavage of D- and L-malate.


Third World Congress on Gynecology and Obstetrics.


Studies on experimental diabetes. I. Effects of anti-insulin serum on C-14-glucose metabolism.


Sprengel's deformity associated with a vascular anomaly (hypoplastic radial artery). Report of a case.


The role of histamine and bradykinin in the inflammatory process.


Substance P as a sensory transmitter and its other central effects.


Heart rate changes during avoidance conditioning in the male albino rat.


Report on a family with six Tjanegative siblings.


Catecholamine excretion following carbon tetrachloride administration.


DBI: a general discussion and an evaluation.


Venous leg ulcers-compression bandaging.


Painless haemorrhoidectomy.

Painless haemorrhoidectomy.


Neurologic surgery.

Neurologic surgery.


A preliminary report of experimental and clinical observations upon cervical carotid artery blood flow.


Role of acetylcholine in pathophysiology and therapy of myotonia congenita.


Placental transfers: modern methods of study.


Newer treatment of psoriasis.

Newer treatment of psoriasis.


Autointoxication and some stressphenomena.


Antidiabetic drugs and teratogenicity.

Antidiabetic drugs and teratogenicity.


The interactions between Clostridium septicum and Clostridium histolyticum toxins and antitoxins.


Adenovirus infection in childhood. An epidemiological and clinical survey among Swedish children.


Adenovirus neutralizing antibodies in Swedish children.


The present status and future development of community health research-a critique: responsibilities of industry.


Letters to the editor: insensitivity to pain.


Cancer: relation of prenatal radiation to development of the disease in childhood. Experimental evidence indicating a linear response and the absence of a threshold for the development of childhood cancer and leukemia at total doses below 1 roentgen is contained in recent studies of prenatal diagnostic x-ray exposure. Implications for the nature of the carcinogenic mechanism in the human organism are discussed, with emphasis on the possible effects of the ionizing radiation from iodine-131 and other short-lived isotopes.


Hypnotic susceptability and mental deficiency.


The flick-cry maturational scale for mentally defective youngsters.


The diagnosis of Wilson's disease in asymptomatic patients.


The uniqueness of ceruloplasmin in the study of plasma protein synthesis.


The development of group psychotherapy for psychosomatic manifestations in various existing settings.


Demonstration of small amounts of haemolytic antibody using low concentrations of red cells in the reaction system.


The opsonic activity of complement in sera without antibody.


Antibody formation by cells isolated from donors of different ages after transfer to young rabbits and to x-irradiated adult rabbits.


Court decisions involving state medical board actions.


Positive programs for health care of the aged.


Legislative cancer.

Legislative cancer.


A view of R. & D.: a parable.

A view of R. & D.: a parable.


African and Indian attitudes to the introduction of fees for services.


Feather hairs.

Feather hairs.


Oral premedication in children--attempts to use Largon.


Papillomatosis cutis carcinoides (Gottron).


Conditions for the hydrolysis of DNP-gelatin by Dowex 50 catalysis.


The denaturation of acetic acid-soluble calf-skin collagen. Changes in optical rotation, viscosity and susceptibility towards enzymes during serial denaturation in solutions of urea.


N-terminal residues in acetoneprecipitated commercial gelatin. Changes in the apparent average chain weight.


Selling the nursing school to the ward sister.


Mediastinal pain in bronchial carcinoma.


Effect of 3,3-dimethyl-1-phenyltriazene on the rate of cleavage of patiria at several partial pressures of carbon dioxide.


An effect of platelets from normal or cancer-carrying hamsters on normal serum. A study on hamster ascites polynucleated cells.


A concept of care: hospital design.

A concept of care: hospital design.


Metabolism of the chelating agent diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid (C14DTPA) in man.


"How dull it is to pause ..." address to the 1962 graduating class of the George Washington University School of Medicine.


Dietary intake of five groups of subjects.


The administrator looks at in-service training.


Orthopedic conditions of children.

Orthopedic conditions of children.


Brightness function: effects of adaptation.


Location and examination of alpha active airborne dust particles collected on glass fibre filter paper.


A nucleic acid analogue dependent animal virus.


Central and peripheral factors in epileptic discharge. Clinical studies.


Perturbation of vowel articulations by consonantal context: an acoustical study.


Studies on enzymes involved in nucleic acid metabolism in foetal, young and regenerating rat liver.


A comparative study of enzymes in foetal, young and adult rat.


A technique of metabolic balance study in the newborn baby.


Subtotal gastrectomy for ulcer.

Subtotal gastrectomy for ulcer.


The clinical significance of extracellular material (ECM) in L.E.-cell preparations. I. Analysis at the time of the first abnormal test.


Significance of urinary gamma globulin in lupus nephritis. I. Electrophoretic analysis.


Identification of mass casualties: experience in four civil air disasters.


Fatal aircraft accidents and disease of aircrew.