Respiratory systems in the hemin-requiring Haemophilus species. White, D. C. (Rockefeller Institute, New York, N.Y.). Respiratory systems in hemin-requiring Haemophilus species. J. Bacteriol. 85:84-96. 1963.-If grown in Levinthal's medium or in proteose peptone medium with excess hemin, Haemophilus influenzae, H. aegyptius, and H. canis (H. haemoglobinophilus) form an electron-transport system consisting of six cytochromes and two respiratory flavoproteins. In proteose peptone, these species can greatly modify the composition of their electron-transport complex. With anaerobic incubation in the presence of nitrate, they produce increased amounts of cytochrome c(1) and the cytochrome oxidases a(1) and o. This anaerobic pattern is greatly exaggerated by growth under carbon monoxide, in which case large concentrations of cytochrome oxidase are produced. In the presence of the inhibitor secobarbital or of growth-limiting amounts of hemin, intermediate amounts of cytochromes and respiratory flavoproteins are formed. When only small amounts of hemin are present, these species grow but form no detectable cytochrome system. Catalase is the only hemoprotein found. Under these conditions, the addition of glucose induces the formation of a lactate oxidase flavoprotein if the system is incubated aerobically. This cytochromeless state also occurs when these species are grown in KCN or anaerobically without nitrate and with excess hemin. The ability of these species to modify the composition of the electron-transport system strongly suggests that this function unit is formed from individual components. Hemin-requiring Haemophilus species have a hemin-sparing compensatory mechanism that allows growth under conditions under which hemin-independent Haemophilus species will not grow.


Studies on the virus of rabbit papilloma. 1. Methods of assay.


A community-based home care program. I.

A community-based home care program. I.


Haemadsorption by uninoculated cultures of monkey kidney epithelium.


A community-based home care program. II.


Sensitivity to antibiotics and biochemical activities of serotypes of bovine staphylococci.


The thiolation of ribonuclease.

The thiolation of ribonuclease.


1-Methylthioguanine.


Actinogan.

Actinogan.


Addendum to report on mannitol myleran (NSC-37538).


Baker's iodomercurial.

Baker's iodomercurial.


Erythritol mustard.

Erythritol mustard.


A survey of a psychogeriatric ward.

A survey of a psychogeriatric ward.


Hadacidin.

Hadacidin.


L-Threitol dimethanesulfonate.

L-Threitol dimethanesulfonate.


Mannitol myleran.

Mannitol myleran.


Methyl-GAG.

Methyl-GAG.


Pactamycin.

Pactamycin.


alpha-Vinyl AE acetate.

alpha-Vinyl AE acetate.


o-Merphalan.

o-Merphalan.


The effects of simulated buffering on the internal pressure of man.


Polysaccharides involved in slimemold development. I. Water-soluble glucose polymer (s).


On visual adaptation. I. Photochemistry.


On visual adaptation: II. The electroretinogram and the bipolar cells.


Brain stem tumors occurring in adults.

Brain stem tumors occurring in adults.


On testing the sense of smell.

On testing the sense of smell.


Recurrent parotitis with sialoangiectasis.


Alfred Plumley DERHAM.

Alfred Plumley DERHAM.


Familial hypophosphatemia. Clinical course and necropsy.


Fulminating infection with herpes-simplex virus in premature and newborn infants.


Medical observations on contact lens fitting.


Resuscitation and anesthesis in crushed chest injuries.


Pre-planning for nuclear accidents.

Pre-planning for nuclear accidents.


Summerskill's operation for naso-lachrymal duct obstruction.


The identification of inhibine, the antibacterial factor in honey, as hydrogen peroxide and its origin in a honey glucose-oxidase system.


The distribution of cardiovascular disease in the community.


Family medicine, academic medicine, and the university's responsibility.


Teaching family medicine.

Teaching family medicine.


Selecting the right collection agency.

Selecting the right collection agency.


Jejunal Roux-en-Y segments used to shunt spinal fluid in hydrocephalic dogs. II. Antibiotic studies.


Nitrogen mustard: diminution of toxicity in axenic mice. Axenic, or germ-free, mice are more resistant to the delayed lethal effect of nitrogen mustard than normal mice. The resistance is most striking when mustard is administered at pH 2.0. The finding supports the hypothesis that intestinal bacteria play an important role in the systemic toxicity of nitrogen mustard.


The role of natural resistance in the prognosis of human melanoma.


Cancer in ulcerative colitis.

Cancer in ulcerative colitis.


Cigarette smoking.

Cigarette smoking.


Cytogenetics of the grasshopper Moraba scurra. VIII. A complex spontaneous translocation.


Aerospace medicine in clinical practice.


A note on the discussion of nontraumatic sudden death by American and Soviet cardiologists in Moscow in May, 1961.


Arteriosclerosis in its widespread clinical manifestations and comparative world-wide prevalence.


Reflections of a pioneer in cardiology.

Reflections of a pioneer in cardiology.


Heart disease--a matter of concern to executives.


Effects of uracil and thymidine on the development of resistance to 5-fluorouracil in Pediococcus cerevisiae. White, P. J. (Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, N.Y.) and C. A. Nichol. Effects of uracil and thymidine on the development of resistance to 5-fluorouracil in Pediococcus cerevisiae. J. Bacteriol. 85:97-105. 1963.-Growth of Pediococcus cerevisiae ATCC 8081 in a basal semidefined medium was inhibited by 5-fluorouracil (FU) and 5-fluoro-2'-deoxyuridine (FUDR). Addition of uracil slightly decreased sensitivity to FU, but did not affect inhibition by FUDR. Addition of thymidine alone increased sensitivity to FUDR 500-fold, but did not appreciably affect sensitivity to FU. This organism was able to grow in the presence of high concentrations of either drug when both uracil and thymidine were added to the medium. Substrains resistant to FU were developed in the basal medium, or in basal medium with added uracil, or with thymidine. The substrains developed in the presence of uracil or thymidine were not resistant when these compounds were omitted from the medium. Cross resistance to FUDR was shown only when thymidine was present. The ability to use thymidine as a growth factor in the absence of leucovorin was lost in the substrains developed in the presence of uracil, though not in the other substrains. Washed suspensions of organisms of all strains hydrolyzed FUDR to FU, the parent strain being most active in this respect. The cellular uptake of fluorouracil-2-C(14) was less in all of the resistant substrains than in the parent strain, whether or not uracil or thymidine was present during the incubation. This uptake of FU-C(14) was decreased most markedly in the substrains which became resistant to FU in the absence of uracil.


New food uses and product development.

New food uses and product development.


Nutrition, technology and health: food ties the triad.


Health and the worker.

Health and the worker.


The role of nutrition in the teaching of medicine.


Symposium on Reinterpretations of the Schreber case: Freud's theory of paranoia'. V. The Schreber case reconsidered in the light of psychoscial concepts.


Psychological hazards in treating physical disorders of medical colleagues.


The production of skin-sensitizing antibody in the guinea-pig.


The applications of fluorescent antibody techniques in bacteriology and virology.


Evidence for the existence of a differentiation center in the developing eye of the mosquito.


Observations on percutaneous renal biopsy in children.


Treatment of enterobiasis.

Treatment of enterobiasis.


Diagnostic aids in localizing the site of upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Pharmacology of psychopharmacological agents.


Abnormalities of intestinal fixation.

Abnormalities of intestinal fixation.


Urinary excretion of C-14-histamine and metabolites in cats after C-14-histamine given intravenously, and into the cerebral ventricles.


Gastropancreatic reflex after various gastric operations.


The effect of gastric distension on duodenal aspirates in man.


The prevention of cross-contamination in PBI determinations.


Nursing with INHS in the Saskatchewan region.


Student nurse allocation. I.

Student nurse allocation. I.


Feline geriatrics.

Feline geriatrics.


The hypothalamus in post-partum hypopituitarism.


Metabolites of phenylalanine in the urine of children with kwashiorkor.


Heart.

Heart.


Cardiovascular disease and mental health.


Glucagon for hypoglycemia.

Glucagon for hypoglycemia.


Hypertension, muscle weakness, and polyuria. Medical Grand Rounds case report.


Gastropancreatic reflex in man.

Gastropancreatic reflex in man.


Two minutes with diabetes.

Two minutes with diabetes.


The effect of some anti-inflammatory (anti-rheumatic) drugs on the metabolism of connective tissues.


Ability of some antirheumatic drugs to uncouple oxidative phosphorylation.


Rubella before conception as a cause of foetal abnormality.


The effect of betapropiolactone on herpes simplex virus in vitro and in vivo.


Clifford E. GRULEE, Jr., M.D., new dean, College of Medicine.


Pain in multiple myeloma.

Pain in multiple myeloma. Seventy-two patients with multiple myeloma were surveyed with respect to the causation of pain. Almost all of those who had an abrupt onset of pain showed a fracture at the site of pain. About one-half of those with a gradual onset of pain also had a fracture. The great majority of osteolytic lesions were painless. The relief afforded by local irradiation, which could not have been due to healing of the fracture, may have been due to an effect on extruded tumour tissue.


Ferredoxin-dependent reactions in Micrococcus lactilyticus.


Degradation of pyruvate by Micrococcus lactilyticus. III. Properties and cofactor requirements of the carbon dioxide-exchange reaction. Whiteley, H. R. (University of Washington, Seattle) and N. G. McCormick. Degradation of pyruvate by Micrococcus lactilyticus. III. Properties and cofactor requirements of the carbon dioxide-exchange reaction. J. Bacteriol. 85:382-393. 1963.-At an acid pH, extracts of Micrococcus lactilyticus (Veillonella alcalescens) catalyze the oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate to carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and acetyl phosphate, and the rapid exchange of carbon dioxide into the carboxyl group of pyruvate. These reactions take place only under anaerobic conditions and require phosphate (or arsenate), a reducing agent, diphosphothiamine, coenzyme A, an electron acceptor (ferredoxin, flavins, dyes, or certain inorganic anions), and a divalent cation (Co(++)> Mn(++) > Mg(++) > Fe(++)). High concentrations of coenzyme A and electron acceptors stimulate pyruvate breakdown but inhibit CO(2) exchange. Exchange is also inhibited by p-chloromercuribenzoate but not by arsenite. Extracts rapidly lose the ability to mediate the exchange reaction after passage through diethylaminoethyl- or triethylaminoethyl-cellulose or Dowex-1; this loss in activity may be prevented by adding a reducing agent and the above cofactors. The exchange of CO(2) and formate by M. lactilyticus is compared.


The psychiatric casualty.

The psychiatric casualty.


Megaloblastic anaemia due to vitamin B-12 deficiency probably precipitated by severe blood loss.


Hematological studies in mature turkey hens fed diets deficient in B vitamins.


A strain of Trypanosoma congolense directly resistant to berenil.


On the mechanism of action of Takadiastase ribonuclease T1.


Specificity of Bacillus subtillis ribonuclease.


Commonwealth schools.

Commonwealth schools.


Contrasts in radiation-induced mutation rates at different meiotic stages.


X-ray induced visible mutations in Habrobracon oocytes.


Dangerous Australian fishes.

Dangerous Australian fishes.


Ranula with cervical extension. Report of a case.


Free recall learning of visual figures as a function of form of internal structure.


Guthrie Clinic clinicopathological conferences.


Learning from social and nonsocial cues in schizophrenia.


The California complex of arthropod-borne viruses and its relationship to the Bunyamwera group through Guaroa virus.


Which dream does the patient tell?

Which dream does the patient tell?


Pasteurella septica meningitis with survival.


The driver and the vehicle: profit and loss.


Assessing a child's intellectual progress II.


Assessing a child's intellectual progress. I.


Radical total cystectomy for cancer of the bladder:230 consecutive cases five years later.


Carcinoma of the breast. A ten year follow-up of 526 patients.


Identification of tablets and capsules.

Identification of tablets and capsules.


Mammography in a general hospital.

Mammography in a general hospital.


Inhibition of insulin-binding to tissues by P-hydroxymercuribenzoate and N-ethylmaleimide.


Withdrawal of perphenazine in chronic schizophrenia.


The practice of homeopathy.

The practice of homeopathy.


Alcohol and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, I. The pattern of drinking.


Alcohol and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. II. Psychodynamic and cultural factors in drinking.


Intrathoracic complications of ruptured amoebic liver abscess.


The effect of lowered temperature on the neuromuscular blocking action of suxamethonium on the rat diaphragm.


Methyldopa and hypertension.

Methyldopa and hypertension.


Patellectomy survey.

Patellectomy survey.


Evaluation of a histochemical method for determining leukocyte alkaline phosphatase activity and a discussion of normal values in adults and newborns.


The separation of synaptic vesicles from disrupted nervending particles.


Pharmacological studies with isolated cell components.


Dual effects of sodium ions on an erythrocyte-membrane adenosine triphosphatase.


Directional effects of alkali metal ions on adenosine triphosphate hydrolysis in erythrocyte ghosts.


Early detection of cancer among low-income groups.


Site of potential difference measurements in single renal proximal tubules of Necturus.


Alcoholism--a public health problem.

Alcoholism--a public health problem.


Studies of scorpion antivenins. 2. Venom collection and scorpion colony maintenance. This paper describes methods used successfully in a large-scale programme for the collection of scorpion venom. Effective methods were developed for the maintenance of a laboratory colony of over 5000 adult scorpions. Electrical stimulation of the scorpions to induce venom emission was greatly facilitated by tranquillizing them with CO(2) and using a slightly modified, snap-type mousetrap as a scorpion-holding device. This technique made for rapid handling of specimens with little risk to the technicians and minimal trauma to the scorpions. Specimens held under proper conditions yielded venom from six to eight times at two-week intervals. As much as 66.4% of the venom content of the telson was emitted by an electrically stimulated scorpion. Venom collected in this manner was air-dried at room temperature, then placed in a calcium chloride desiccator and stored at 44 degrees F (6.6 degrees C). Venoms of medically important scorpions from Mexico, Brazil, Israel, India, Panama and the USA were collected during this programme.


Physiologic aspects of physical fitness.


Economy in prescribing.

Economy in prescribing.


On growth and form in psychiatric research.


Report on maternal sera in which Rh antibodies of anti-Rh-o(D), anti-rh'(C), anti-rh" (E), anti-hr' (c) and anti-hr" (e) specificities have acted strongly, and almost exclusively, with enzyme-treated cells.


Psychiatric practice in a Kansas community.


Transference in brief psychotherapy: experience in a college psychiatric clinic.


Eight years of progress in vocational rehabilitation: a perspective.


Acute leukemia in the adult male. I. Comparative effect of 6-mercaptopurine and 6-chloropurine.


Possible virus aetiology of non-specific urethritis.


Paronychia experimentally induced.

Paronychia experimentally induced.


Mephentermine sulphate as a hypertensive agent in general practice.


Open-chain analogs of LSD. II. Synthesis of some 2-(3-indolylethyl)- and 2-(3-methyl-2-indolylethyl)piperidines.


Clinical signs with modified electroconvulsive therapy.


A resuscitation service.

A resuscitation service.


The myoglobin molecule and its possible structural alterations in diseased states of skeletal and cardiac muscle.


A clinical comparison of the incidence and duration of apnoea following methohexitone and thiopentone.


Films for nurses.

Films for nurses.


After tonsillectomy.

After tonsillectomy.


Pulmonary stenosis with transposition of the great vessels.


Examining without tears.

Examining without tears.


Rest in bed.

Rest in bed.


Visual aids; a practical approach.

Visual aids; a practical approach.


Energy per lon pair for charged particles in gases.


Searching for clinical truth.

Searching for clinical truth.


Erythrocyte osmotic fragility in AKR mice with lymphoid leukaemia.


Aldosterone and aqueous humor dynamics.

Aldosterone and aqueous humor dynamics.


Primary tumours of the small bowel and its mesentery. Twenty-seven primary small bowel tumours encountered at the University of Alberta Hospital in a 10-year period have been reviewed. Seventeen symptomatic growths were treated by resection and 10 asymptomatic tumours were discovered incidentally. During this same period, three intramesenteric lipomas were found. Small bowel tumours were malignant in 15 of the 17 symptomatic cases and benign in seven of the nine asymptomatic cases. Carcinoid tumours, malignant lymphomas, non-lymphoid sarcomas and carcinomas were the common malignant neoplasms while adenomas, lipomas, myomas, fibromas and angiomas comprised the majority of benign growths reported. Symptoms of anorexia, anemia, abdominal pain, obstruction and hemorrhage suggest small bowel tumour if commoner pathology has been ruled out.


A comparison of the thyroxine: tri-iodothyronine content and biological activity of thyroid from various species.


Crushing injuries of the chest.

Crushing injuries of the chest.


A clinical investigation of contact lenses.


The unit fee system for optometrists in public welfare contracts.


Survey of the angiographic technique used in patients suspected of cerebral ischemia.


The identity of streptococcal group D antigen with teichoic acid.


Response strength to a compound conditioned stimulus and its elements as a function of the element interstimulus interval.


Structure of intracellular teichoic acids from group D streptococci.


Resistance to extinction as a function of temporal relations during sensory pre-conditioning.


Hospital housekeeping as it affects infection control.


Phylogeny and biochemistry of the genus Hansenula.


An evaluation of the muscle relaxant properties of Librium.


Further characterization of cold agglutinins in tuberculous rabbits.


Cold agglutinins in experimental tuberculosis.


Reflex effects of lung inflation on tracheal volume.


Regulation of tracheobronchial smooth muscle.


Respiratory reflexes from the lungs.

Respiratory reflexes from the lungs.


An immunological method for the assay of human chorionic gonadotrophin.


Diagnosis of pregnancy in mares by an immunological method.


Automatic exposure in X-ray departments; and the equipment involved.


Influenza, pregnancy, and fetal outcome.


Inflammation of the umbilical cord in cases of foetal asphyxia of unknown clinical etiology.


Prolapse of the umbilical cord.

Prolapse of the umbilical cord.


Staphylococcus aureus in a maternity hospital. I. Occurrence and types of Staphylococcus aureus in mothers.


The frequency of elevated antistaphylolysin (ASTA) values over ten years.


Setting quality standards for purchasing.


The effects of hepatic vein occlusions.

The effects of hepatic vein occlusions.


Stimulation of nuclear RNA polymerase during the latent period of action of thyroid hormones.


Bacterial etiology of febrile abortions: staphylococci and the antibiograms.


The effect of parathyroid extract on renal tubular calcium reabsorption in the dog.


Work among the Indian and Eskimo people of Eastern Canada.


The relation between P.T.C. taste response and protein bound iodine in serum.


Post-infarction myocardial aneurysm.

Post-infarction myocardial aneurysm.


Considerations and experiments on direct surgery of auricular fibrillation.


Intra-arterial procain as aid in arteriography.


Auricular unipolar electro-cardiography in the prevention of bundle lesions during repair of septal defects.


Direct (apical) drainage of the left ventricle.


Cytology of invasive cervical carcinoma and carcinoma in situ.


Dimensions of blood vessels from distributing artery to collecting vein.


Vascular and intravascular responses to various contrast media.


Endocrine associated peptic ulcer.

Endocrine associated peptic ulcer.


Prognostic value of grading prostatic carcinoma.


A comparative study of the Papanicolaou technic and the acridine-orange fluorescence method.


The uterine contraction versus the systemic blood pressure.


Effect of mercaptoethanol on complement binding ability of human 7 S gammaglobulin.


Multiple dose excretion kinetics.

Multiple dose excretion kinetics.


Increase in liver acetyl-coenzyme A during ketosis.


The histochemistry of the synctiotrophoblast and the stroma in the normal full-term placenta.


A modified technique for direct staining with nitro-blue tetrazolium of lactate dehydrogenase iso-enzymes upon agar gel electrophoresis.


Automatic determination of calcium in blood and urine using Corinth Ca.


Methamalbumin in the diagnosis of pancreatitis.


Intensity of the unconditional stimulus as a factor in conditioning out of awareness.


Ketone formation and inhibition of liver lipid synthesis by chylomicrons.


Education in occupational health.

Education in occupational health.


Problems and directions for the day treatment center.


Some correlates of IC changes in children.


Defective thyroid hormone biosynthesis with anomalous reaction to thyroid therapy. Report of a case.


Electron microscope studies in experimental thrombosis.


Chromosome studies in retinoblastoma.

Chromosome studies in retinoblastoma.


Influence of various carbohydrates on the utilization of low protein rations by the white rat. V. Relationships among protein intake, calorie intake, growth and liver fat content.


Stonefish stingings, venom and treatment.


The present status of ambulatory therapy of tuberculosis.


Quantitative determination of serotonin in Panaeolus species.


The influence of the pH on the pectinolytic activity of flax-retting bacteria.


Benign metastasizing haemangioma: a misnomer.


Blood groups in man and lower primates: a review.


Cases from the files of the serological laboratory of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner of New York City.


A method of quantitative glycemiology.

A method of quantitative glycemiology.


The method of combined column-paper chromatography applied to the determination of amino acids.


Studies on gamete copulation in heterothalic chlamydomonads.


Chromatographic separation of glucagon and insulin from serum by resin-exchange paper.


Structure and stereochemistry of the Lycopodium alkaloids.


Extrahepatic metabolism of progesterone in pseudopregnant rats. Identification of reduction products.


Evidence for multiple calcium pools in the blood of dogs.


Basic principles of noise prevention.

Basic principles of noise prevention.


Occurrence of gamma-L-glutamyl-L-tyrosine and gamma-L-glutamyl-L-phenylalanine in seeds of Lupinus angustifolius and Lupinus albus.


Spirometry versus radiography in the diagnosis of emphysema.


Social desirability under role playing instructions: a reply to Walker.


Lactic and malic dehydrogenases in human fetal tissues. The nonparticulate fraction of homogenates of heart, liver, kidney, lung, and cerebral cortex from human fetuses of varying gestational ages was subjected to electrophoresis on starch grains. Five lactic dehydrogenases and two malic dehydrogenases with characteristic rates with pyridine nucleotide analogs were found in all tissues at all ages. Quantitative differences in the relative proportions of these peaks were observed as gestation proceeded.


Observations of the use of 19-nortestosterone in patients with oliguric uremia.


Social conditioning in the albino rat.

Social conditioning in the albino rat.


Manifest anxiety and perceptual-motor steadiness.


The gross and microscopic pathology of the prematurely delivered placenta.


Paul C. SWENSON (1901-1962).

Paul C. SWENSON (1901-1962).


The histopathology of the central nervous system in fowl paralysis.


Primary atrial tumor. Evaluation of clinical findings in ten cases and review of the literature.


Genito-urinary aspects of Marfan's syndrome with case report.


Results of ventriculomyotomy in muscular subaortic stenosis.


The arterial pressure pulse in muscular subaortic stenosis.


The kinetics of snake venom phosphodiesterase, with a new type of substrate, 3-pyridyl thymidine 5'-phosphate.


The bleeding tendency in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.


Serum polysaccharides in the diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus.


Studies on the vector of kala-azar in Kenya. I. Entomological evidence.


Studies on the vector of kala-azar in Kenya. II. Epidemiological evidence.


Amebic perforation of the intestine in children.


The catabolism of cystathionine by Escherichia coli.


Influence of tween 80 on size of tuberculin reactions.


Effects of drive level and turning preference on selective learning and habit reversal.


The effects of drive intensity on secondary reinforcement.


The effects of magnitude of water reward on selective learning and habit reversal.


Effect of prednisolone and triiodothyronine on thyroid function in hyperthyroidism.


An attempt in rehabilating chronic mental patients.


Familial psychoses: a comparative study.


Medical aspects of traffic safety.

Medical aspects of traffic safety.


The monk study.

The monk study.


Transport through biological membranes.

Transport through biological membranes.


Experimental studies on calcification in molluscs and the alga Cocolithus huxleyi.


Cardiac resuscitation in coronary artery disease. A central coronary care unit.


The effect of lysergic acid diethylamide on swimming time in albino mice.


Cholera.

Cholera.


Helminthiasis.

Helminthiasis.


Leishmaniasis.

Leishmaniasis.


Leprosy.

Leprosy.


Malaria.

Malaria.


Plague.

Plague.


Trypanosomiasis. African trypanosomiasis.


Typhus group of fevers.

Typhus group of fevers.


Some psychophysiological effects of chlorpromazine on emotionally disturbed children.


Effects of exsanguination on sweating and skin potential responses.


Effects of high environmental temperature on sweating and skin resistance.


Friction on the teeth and the gingiva during mastication.


Genetic control of serum alkaline phosphatase in the chicken.


Studies on rat-liver glycylglycine dipeptidase.


Prognosis-its place in medicine.

Prognosis-its place in medicine.


Protein synthesis in type 5 adenovirus-infected cells. Effect of p-flourophenylalanine on synthesis of protein. nucleic acids, and infectious virus.


The effect of protamines and histones on incorporation of donor DNA into neoplastic cells.


Effect of proflavine on the synthesis of adenovirus, type 5, and associated soluble antigens. Wilcox, Wesley C. (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia) and Harold S. Ginsberg. Effect of proflavine on the synthesis of adenovirus, type 5, and associated soluble antigens. J. Bacteriol. 84:526-533. 1962.-The synthesis of type 5 adenovirus in HeLa cells was suppressed to a considerable extent by low concentrations of proflavine, an acridine dye. In comparison, the processes leading to the production of soluble complement-fixing antigens and toxin were less sensitive to the action of this chemical. Addition of proflavine to infected cells at different times during the virus growth cycle revealed that the processes leading to the synthesis of soluble antigens began prior to the first appearance of newly synthesized virus. This observation is compatible with the hypothesis that the soluble antigens may represent virus subunits or precursor materials. In addition, these data indicate that it is possible to interrupt the latter stages of the virus synthetic process by addition of proflavine late in the eclipse period.


Influence of molecular weight of deoxyribonucleic acid on its incorporation into neoplastic cells.


Autoradiographic studies on the incorporation of heterologous DNA into the Novikoff hepatoma cells.


Endopthalmitis in a contact lens wearer.


Multiple myeloma of the skull with homonymous hemianopia. A report of a case.


Degradation of insulin by tissue extracts of normal and nephrotic rats.


Prediabetes.

Prediabetes.


Cellular differentiation in the Anamniota. I. Initial studies on the aerobic metabolic pathways of differentiation and morphogenesis in Teleosts and urodeles.


Myxedema heart disease. Report of a case.


Report of a recent tour to East Germany and Czechoslovakia.


Catheterization and roentgen visualization of the azygos vein and its tributaries in Laennec's cirrhosis. A new technic.


Changes in ammonia values of protein-free filtrates of blood during storage in the frozen state.


Persons injured while at work.

Persons injured while at work.


Death due to liver failure following the use of methandrostenolone.


Basimetric approach (law of initial value) to biological rhythms.


Psycho-orthopedics and the psychopathology of erect posture.


Self-help in mental illness.

Self-help in mental illness.


Abdominal aortic aneurysms in association with horseshoe kidney.


Current status of vascular surgery.

Current status of vascular surgery.


Lymphography.

Lymphography.


Technic of lymphography.

Technic of lymphography.


Mobilization of atherosclerotic plaque calcium with EDTA utilizing the isolation-perfusion principle.


Emergency squad doctor: a plan for handling trapped casualties.


Destruction of canine red blood cells by the disc oxygenator--protective effect of hypothermia.


Methods of coordinating ventilation and closed chest cardiac massage in the dog.


Preliminary screening of some new oxadiazol-2-ols with special reference to their antipyretic, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory properties. V.


The management of adenocarcinoma of the cervix.


Is colposcopy practical?

Is colposcopy practical?


Electron microscopic studies on the architecture of animal viruses.


The passage of bacteriologically sterile Entamoeba histolytica in hamster livers.


Cigarette smoking and arteriosclerosis.

Cigarette smoking and arteriosclerosis.


Conveyor speeds handling of outpatient records.


Lipoid proteinosis--a new roentgenologic entity.


Requirement of an alkaline pH and ammonia for substrate oxidation by Bacillus pasteurii. Wiley, W. R. (Washington State University, Pullman) and J. L. Stokes. Requirement of an alkaline pH and ammonia for substrate oxidation by Bacillus pasteurii. J. Bacteriol. 84:730-734. 1962-Resting-cell suspensions of Bacillus paseurii require a pH higher than 8.0 and also NH(4) (+) for the oxidation of glycine, alanine, serine, glutamic acid, other amino acids, and compounds of the Krebs cycle. The optimal pH is 9.2. Maximal activity was obtained with 0.5% (NH(4))(2)SO(4), the highest concentration tested. NH(4) (+) can be supplied by a number of inorganic and organic ammonium salts. The effect of NH(4) (+) is fairly specific. It cannot be replaced by Na(+), Cs(+), and Mg(++), and only partially replaced by Li(+), K(+), Rb(+), and Ca(++). Some possible metabolic functions of the required alkaline pH and NH(4) (+) are discussed.


An electron-microscopic study of acantholysis and dyskeratosis in Hailey's disease.


Dietary method for rapid induction of rat cirrhosis with obesity.


Renal-cardiovascular changes by salt-loading in adrenalectomized rats.


Teaching firearm safety in junior high school.


Spinal epidural leukemia.

Spinal epidural leukemia.


Changes in rat plasma and serum calcium during storage.


A new procedure for the surgical treatment of congenital megacolon, the Grob modification of the Duhamel procedure.


Propionyl erythromycin ester lauryl sulfate as a cause of jaundice. Case report.


Prognosis of asthma during childhood.

Prognosis of asthma during childhood.


Complications of prothrombin depressants in urological surgery.


Toxic amblyopia.

Toxic amblyopia.


Rapid appearance of injected fat in the gut of the rat.


Surgical treatment of the lower esophageal ring.


Antibiotics in milk.

Antibiotics in milk.


Fitting the individual to the job.

Fitting the individual to the job.


Modern materia medica.

Modern materia medica.


Stabilization of supersaturated cholesterol solutions by serum lipid extracts. A new serum parameter associated with ischaemic heart disease.


Hazards of the electric blanket for the elderly.


Molecular configuration of nucleic acids.


Forensic applications of medical technology training.


The influence of thyroid hormone analogues on an isotransplanted spontaneous mammary adenocarcinoma in mice.


Effects on mitosis by a serum fraction from patients with brain tumors.


Notes on the bacteriological diagnosis of gonorrhoea.


Neurosurgical classics. III.

Neurosurgical classics. III.


A comparative study of the Clark-Collip titrimetric and the colorimetric micro-method of Trinder for the determination of calcium in serum.


Air pollution bibliography.

Air pollution bibliography.


The fluorescent treponemal antibody test in the serological diagnosis of syphilis.


Clinical trial of a detergent washing tablet.


Necrotizing ulcers of the penis.

Necrotizing ulcers of the penis.


Use of the umbilical vein for transfusion of newborn babies.


Surgical management of pulmonary metastases.


Idiopathic megacolon. A report of an unusual case occurring in a young male schizophrenic.


A device for transferring small volumes of gas from a vacuum line to a gas chromatograph.


Treatment of leukaemias and reticuloses with uracil mustard.


"Nihon-the land of the rising sun".

"Nihon-the land of the rising sun".


Diabetes mellitus and pernicious anaemia.


Isoenzymes, with special reference to new enzyme tests in myocardial infarction.


Rheumatoid pericarditis. A report of four cases.


Evaluation of needle biopsy of synovial membrane.


Inoculation of Mycobacterium leprae to rats fed a prooxidant diet.


Identity of colistin and polymyxin E.

Identity of colistin and polymyxin E.


The effect of repeated albumin infusions in patients with cirrhosis.


Muscle tension during mental work under sleep deprivation.


Studies on the biosynthesis of trans-1-epoxysuccinic acid by Aspergillus fumigatus.


Metabolic balance studies of oral compounds in severe diabetes.


Response of the pulmonary circulation to hemolyzed blood.


Percy Leslie FOOTE.

Percy Leslie FOOTE.


The have and have-not medical schools. The widening gap between two extreme groups of medical schools.


The present status and future development of community health research-a critique: from the viewpoint of educational institutions.


A review of the treatment of gonorrhoea with drugs other than penicillin.


The treatment of chancroid.

The treatment of chancroid.


Treatment of gonorrhoea with penicillin preparations.


Trends in the prevalence of venereal diseases in England and Wales.


Trobicin (actinospectacin) in non-gonococcal urethritis.


Trobicin (actinospectacin), a new injectable antibiotic in the treatment of gonorrhoea.


Dysostosis mandibulo-facialis (Franceschetti). Report of two atypical cases.


Treatment of early venereal syphilis with antibiotics.


On the determination of organic iodine according to the Schoniger method


Biochemical and biological properties of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Some principles of the epidemiology of human trypanosomiasis in Africa. Human trypanosomiasis in Africa is treated as a disease complex in which three main elements are involved, the vertebrate host, the parasite and the insect vector, and the epidemiology is discussed in terms of the three pairs of relationships between these elements.Under host-vector relationships the significance of the type of man-fly contact is pointed out and an outline given of how it may be determined, and transmission of the disease influenced, by human activities, climatic factors and other conditions, in both Trypanosoma gambiense and T. rhodesiense sleeping-sickness.Under host-parasite relations consideration is given to the question of reservoir hosts, variations between human-infective strains in virulence, infectivity to animals and response to chemotherapy, and the relationships of these factors to one another and to the epidemiology of the disease.The complexity of factors involved in vector-parasite relations is discussed and the need for fuller information on the relative importance of these factors is stressed.


Trypanosomiasis and the tsetse fly problem in Africa.


Peripheral neuropathy due to nitrofurantoin.


Acute lead encephalopathy due to ingestion of illicit whiskey.


Genetic variation in a measure of avoidance learning in swine.


Effect of antisympathomimetic drugs on the plasma concentrations of catechol amines. Intravenous injection of phenoxybenzamine, choline 2,6-xylyl ether bromide (xylocholine, TM 10), piperoxane or dihydroergotamine increases the vasopressor activity of blood plasma, collected from cats under chloralose anaesthesia. The increased vasopressor activity that follows the administration of piperoxane is due to an increase of adrenaline and noradrenaline in the plasma. Cross-circulation experiments show that catechol amines are liberated from the spleen by piperoxane.


Effect of paternal irradiation on 154 day weight in swine.


The effect of pace-maker electrode site on cardiac output.


The role of the biochemist in operating the artificial kidney.


On-target versus off-target information and the acquisition of tracking skill.


The disappearance of pulses after exercise in patients having the Leriche syndrome.


Thyroid cancer in 1,330 cases of surgical goiter.


The chemical basis of the virulence of Brucella abortus. III. Foetal erythritol a cause of the localisation of Brucella abortus in pregnant cows.


Composition of gum turpentines from twenty-two species of pines grown in New Zealand.


Renal biopsy in recurrent urinary tract infection. Findings in children.


Inhibition of enzymatic DNA synthesis by certain pathological human sera.


Skeletal-muscle oxygen tension and metabolism during induced hypotension and during vasopressor administration.


Effect of vitamin B12 in vitro on incorporation of nucleic acid precursors by pernicious anemia bone marrow.


Synthetic fiber battings as plugging materials in microbiology.


Effects of glucose and oxygen on the metabolism of glycine by Ehrlich ascites tumor cells in vitro.


Electron microscopic changes associated with water absorption in the jejunum. With the electron microscope, mucosal changes induced by the instillation of water into a segment of jejunum of rats were observed. The animals had been deprived of food and water for 24 hours.


Experimental production of altered jejunal mucosa.


Patent ductus arteriosus and osteoarthropathy.


The problem of chronic cervicitis.

The problem of chronic cervicitis.


Role of serotonin in the thyroid action of reserpine.


Metronidazole in the treatment of trichomonal infections. A clinical study.


Endometriosis of the colon in elderly women.


Discussion of biochemical and immunochemical approaches to the study of protein evolution in the primates.


Authoritarianism and student reaction to airplane hijacking.


The story of Kwashiorkor.

The story of Kwashiorkor.


Subclavian steal.

Subclavian steal.


In vivo incorporation of iodinated anti-rat brain globulin and normal globulin into rat organs.


Subclavkan arterial occlusion.

Subclavkan arterial occlusion.


Diagnosis of neuroblastoma by quantitative gas chromatographic analysis of urinary homovanillic and vanilmandelic acid.


Homovanillic acid and vanilmandelic acid in diagnosis of neuroblastoma.


Microanalytical determination of dihydroxy aromatic acids by gas chromatography.


Gas chromatography of urinary aromatic acids.


Ratings of stuttering by audio, visual, and audiovisual cues.


The diagnosis of the major and minor syndromes of basilar insufficiency.


Radioactive L-triiodothyronine uptake by red blood cells: a useful in vitro test of thyroid function.


Symptoms of hiatus hernia. A review of 75 cases.


Branched and multiple forms of Euglena gracilis.


Anomaly of scrotum and testes: simple plastic repair.


Prevention of arrhythmias due to cardiac glycosides by block of sympathetic beta receptors.


The classification of carcinoid tum ours.


Paraldehyde intoxication. Report of three cases.


Deafness and the communicable diseases.

Deafness and the communicable diseases.


An evaluation of a combination of pethidine and levallorphan ("pethilorfan") in labour.


Medical deposits in the Midwest Inter-Library Center.


Massive intraperitoneal haemorrhage from a ruptured corpus luteum cyst.


Atromid, phenindione, and blood coagulation.


Renal angiomyolipoma with an epithelial component.


Studies on the control of compensatory hyperplasia of the kidney in the rat.


Nephrotic syndrome in children.

Nephrotic syndrome in children.


Pulmonary artery banding in infants with congenital heart defects other than ventricular septal defect.


Cardiac arrest.

Cardiac arrest.


Illness and personality.

Illness and personality.


The reduction of cytochrome c by hydroquinone.


Abnormal sexual development in infancy.

Abnormal sexual development in infancy.


Inborn metabolic disorders.

Inborn metabolic disorders.


Further studies on leukocyte phosphorylase in glycogen storage disease.


Intestinal glucose-6-phosphatase in control subjects and relatives of a patient with glycogen storage disease.


Sympodia.

Sympodia.


Leukocyte debranching enzyme in glycogen storage disease.


Lung cancer and cigarette-smoking. A brief discussion, and consideration of possible risks in Malaya.


Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis. A brief review and a report in premature twins.


Evoked responses to clicks and electroencephalographic stages of sleep in man. The form of the average evoked response to clicks is highly correlated with the background electroencephalogram. However, the response during the emergent low-voltage "dreaming" stage is different from that seen during the low-voltage phase at the beginning of sleep. The results provide additional evidence that the emergent low-voltage stage is a neurophysiologically unique phase.


Committee on Conservation of Hearing.

Committee on Conservation of Hearing.


The dizzy patient.

The dizzy patient.


Dizziness in the older age group.

Dizziness in the older age group.


Physiotherapy in India.

Physiotherapy in India.


Health education by television.

Health education by television.


Total mastectomy with axillary dissection and irradiation for mammary carcinoma.


Changing emphasis in diverticular disease of the colon.


Familial paroxysmal chorea-athetosis.

Familial paroxysmal chorea-athetosis.


The nutritional consequences of gastric resection and the management of patients after partial gastrectomy.


A modified bone-biopsy drill for outpatient use.


Novelty, GSR, and stimulus generalization.


Blood losses and plasma volume shifts during and following major surgical operations.


Renewal programs involve people.

Renewal programs involve people.


Underdeveloped right ventricle and pulmonary stenosis.


Topical therapy in infections of the mouth and pharynx.


Stevens-Johnson syndrome following administration of 'sulphatriad'.


Thoracic endometriosis.

Thoracic endometriosis.


The teaching of tuberculosis in the medical schools of the world.


A simple method for extraction of intact lipids from feces.


Response of the liver to prolonged protein depletion. III. Coenzyme Q.


Angiography in pulmonary embolism.

Angiography in pulmonary embolism.


Pulmonary embolism. Roentgenographic and angiographic considerations.


Fluorescent antibody reactions in Trypanosoma rhodesiense and T. gambiense in experimental animals.


Inhalation and skin tests with extracts of hay and fungi in patients with farmer's lung.


SIMPSON Oration.

SIMPSON Oration.


Acute carpal tunnel syndrome secondary to pyogenic infection of the forearm.


Malaria eradication in the United States.


Biomechanical analysis of knee function.


The bias of the drug administrant in judgements of the effects of psychopharmacological agents.


Psychoprophylactic preparation for labour.


The adolescent patient.

The adolescent patient.


Two cases of noisy pneumothorax.

Two cases of noisy pneumothorax.


Some biochemical changes in the transplanted kidney. A preliminary report.


Study of a differential demasking technic for serum zinc.


Pulmonary emphysema.

Pulmonary emphysema.


The nurse in industry. 5. A unit serving an industrial area.


Gynecomastia. Its incidence, recognition and host characterization in 447 autopsy cases.


Latent astigmatism in practice.

Latent astigmatism in practice.


Surgical experience with cancer of the stomach in a community hospital.


Arthrodesis of the hip.

Arthrodesis of the hip.


Studies on the control of the vectors of loiasis in West Africa. I. Introduction.


Paranodal apparatus of peripheral myelinated nerve fibres of mammals.


Lipid metabolism of rumen ciliates and bacteria. II. Uptake of fatty acids and lipid analysis of Isotricha intestinalis and rumen bacteria with further information on Entodinium simplex. The total lipid and free fatty acid contents of Isotricha intestinalis, Entodinium simplex, and the rumen bacterial flora of the respective protozoa were determined. Warburg manometric data showed that the sodium salts of tributyrin, oleic, and acetic acids stimulated gas production in I. intestinalis, whereas tributyrin was stimulatory with E. simplex and less active with oleic and acetic acids. Rumen bacteria provided fatty acids produced lower manometric gaseous increases when compared with the protozoa. Volatile fatty acids were produced by I. intestinalis and rumen bacteria with tributyrin, but not with tripalmitin. Sodium oleate gave little volatile fatty acid response with I. intestinalis or rumen bacteria. Washed suspensions of I. intestinalis and rumen bacteria concentrated C(14)-labeled oleic, palmitic, stearic, and linoleic acids within the cells during short incubation periods. Autoradiographs demonstrated the conversion of C(14)-labeled oleic, palmitic, stearic, linoleic, and acetic acids in the rumen protozoa and bacterial cells.


Iron metabolism and the liver with particular reference to the pathogenesis of haemochromatosis.


Cystic fibrosis.

Cystic fibrosis.


The place of steroid therapy in the treatment of liver disease.


Microbial ecology of the oral cavity.

Microbial ecology of the oral cavity.


Influence of phenothiazine administration on cytochrome oxidase activity in lamb brain tissue.


Surgery for ulcerative colitis.

Surgery for ulcerative colitis.


Antibodies to rabbit gamma-globulin after immunizing with various preparations of autologous gamma-globulin.


The mechanism of intestinal injury in trauma.


Pre-employment adjustment program developed for mental patients.


Bacteriological hazards from food.

Bacteriological hazards from food.


Effect of coloring oviposition media with regard to the mosquito Aedes triseriatus (Say).


A steel chamber for long or short-term microscopic study of living tissue in mammals.


A preliminary report on the validity of aptitude tests as a predictor of success in medical technology.


Studies of cartilage and osteoid arising spontaneously and experimental attempts to induce their formation in ear chambers.


Studies of the vasculature in living autografts of spleen.


Healthy carriage of Staphylococcus aureus: its prevalence and importance.


Norman H. JOLLIFFE--a biographical sketch (August 18, 1901-August 1, 1961).


Carcinoma of bronchus with hyponatraemia and dermatomyositis.


The patient.

The patient.


Myasthenia gravis and auto-immunity.

Myasthenia gravis and auto-immunity.


A cytological survey of hospital patients for lung cancer.


The intrinsic innervation of the soft palate.


Malignant mixed mesenchymal tumor of the uterine tube: report of a case.


Quantal absorption and the electroretinogram.


Effect of 4,4'-diaminodiphenylmethane against Fasciola hepatica in the rabbit and in cattle.


A comparison of two methods of estimating changes in Simulium larval populations. with a description of a new method.


Serving food in hospital.

Serving food in hospital.


Steroid-protein interactions. X. Protein binding of corticosteroids in the serum of adrenalectomized and hypophysectomized rats.


EEG responses to auditory stimulin in waking children.


Detection and rapid differentiation of glucosamine, galactosamine, glucosamine uronic acid, and galactosamine uronic acid.


Abnormalities in chick embryos following thalidomide and other insoluble compounds in the amniotic cavity.


The type-specific substance of Hemophilus influenzae, type d: the natural occurrence of glucosamine uronic acid.


Glaucoma screening in Sarasota county.

Glaucoma screening in Sarasota county.


Detoxication mechanisms in man.

Detoxication mechanisms in man.


Visiting psychiatric institutions in Britain.


Chemotherapy and chemoprophylaxis of African trypanosomiasis.


The chemical composition of trypanosomes. II. Cytoplasmic constituents and drug resistance.


Exposure of x-ray film to radioactive fallout levels of gamma rays.


Hypertrophy of the masseter muscles.

Hypertrophy of the masseter muscles.


Serum glycoprotein levels during wound tissue regeneration.


Aids to perimetry.

Aids to perimetry.


Metabolism of nucleic acids during regeneration of wound tissue. II. The rate of formation of RNA.


Enzyme histochemistry of human lung tumours.


Observations on multiple-antibiotic-resistant epidemic strains of Staphylococcus aureus.


Staphylococcal lipolysis and pigmentation.


Staphylococci in the hospital environment.


Resistance of tissues of hibernating mammals to cold swelling.


An evaluation of anisindione, a new and useful oral anticoagulant. Preliminary report.


Turn assets into news.

Turn assets into news.


Electrodiagnosis in motor neurone disease.


The foster-parent role.

The foster-parent role.


School for marriage.

School for marriage.


Mechanism of cardiac failure after excision and reimplantation of the canine heart.


Treatment of ventricular septal defect by constriction of pulmonary artery.


Seasonal adjustments in captured wild Norway rats. III. Production of adrenal steroids in vitro.


Agricultural education for mothers.

Agricultural education for mothers.


Reversed intestinal segments and their effects upon gastro-intestinal motility, nutrition and the dumping syndrome following subtotal gastrectomy in dogs.


Can tuberculosis be eradicated?

Can tuberculosis be eradicated?


Traumatic corneal ectasia.

Traumatic corneal ectasia.


Nutritional factors affecting the aerosol stability of microogranisms. I. The effect of growth medium (U).


Incorporation of sulfur amino acids by leucocytes during wound healing.


Intestinal obstruction caused by polycystic disease of the kidneys.


A puerperal haemorrhagic state due to a henarin-like anticoagulant. The occurrence of a severe generalized haemorrhagic state in an obstetric case due to a heparin-like anticoagulant is described. This appeared in the post-partum period apparently following a compatible blood transfusion. The pattern of results found in conventional laboratory tests for elucidating acute blood coagulation disorders is described, and the distinction between heparinaemia and the defibrination syndrome emphasized. Protamine sulphate corrected the clotting abnormality in vitro and when administered in amounts so as to achieve a similar concentration in vivo was followed by correction of the blood coagulation and the sudden cessation of bleeding from multiple sites.


Nursing care in leukemia.

Nursing care in leukemia.


Carcinoma of the tongue. Report of a group of patients.


Undergraduate education in obstetrics and gynecology.


The effects of Suladyne in the treatment of urinary tract infections.


Postpartal heart disease.

Postpartal heart disease.


Paromomycin in acute amoebic dysentery.

Paromomycin in acute amoebic dysentery.


Inter-Hospital Nurses' Christian Fellowship comes of age.


The physician's guide to news relationships.


The British National Formulary.

The British National Formulary.


Prosthetics and orthotics research in the United States.


Functions of the two forms of lactic dehydrogenase in the breast muscle of birds.


Sacrococcygeal teratoma associated with congenital spinal deformity.


Bilateral saccular aneurysms of the internal carotid artery in the cavernous sinus.


Chemotherapy of brain tumors by continuous arterial infusion.


The distribution of ribonucleases in corn, cucumber, and soybean seedlings. Effects of isolation media.


Chromatographic separation of ribonucleases in corn.


Clinical study of dental amalgam.

Clinical study of dental amalgam.


Metabolism of histamine after administration of compound 48/80.


Psychological effects of medication. An analysis of factors contributing to placebo responses.


Malaria surveys in the Bunyoro, Mubende and Karamoja districts of Uganda.


Influence of host's sex on the induction of tolerance of homologous tissues.


Organic acids of Bryophyllum calycinum. The isolation of monopotassium isocitric lactone.


Practice of medicine at Doleib Hill.

Practice of medicine at Doleib Hill.


Incidence, aetiology, diagnosis, and prognosis of closed abdominal injuries. A study of 265 consecutive cases.


Familial polyposis of the colondesmoid tumour--Gardner's syndrome.


Anal fistula: an historical review.

Anal fistula: an historical review.


A critical look at statistical epidemiology.


Note on the epidemiology of peptic ulcer.


Parturition and increased litter size in mice after superovulation.


Effect of hypothyroidism, diet and litter size on superovulation in the mouse and rat.


Eye examinations for Louisiana State drivers licenses.


Metabolism of alpha-methylserine. I. alpha-Methylserine hydroxymethyltransferase.


Metabolism of alpha-methylserine. II. Stereospecificity of alpha-methylserine hydroxymethyl-transferase.


Steroid nephropathy in the rabbit.

Steroid nephropathy in the rabbit.


Crystalline L-aspartate 4-carboxy-lyase.


Diuretics.

Diuretics.


Clinical experience in renal hypothermia.


Evidence that 16-androsten-3alpha-ol is not a peripheral metabolite of testosterone in man.


Use of periodate oxidation in the clinical analysis of urine corticoids.


Carcinoid tumors. A study of seventy-eight cases.


Observations on patients with phaeochromocytoma.


Side-effects of Disulfiram.

Side-effects of Disulfiram.


Stricture of the common bile duct. Etiology, prevention, surgical treatment.


The molecular arrangement in alpha-keratin.


Origin of an increased serum alkaline phosphatase in chicks.


A new factor associated with the implantation of the mouse egg.


Loeffler's syndrome occurring during imipramine therapy.


Seminar on the clinical evaluation of drugs. Difficulties and opportunities in clinical pharmacology.


Travels in psychiatry.

Travels in psychiatry.


A review of the indications for tonsillectomy.


Concentration effects in the biological oxidation of trade wastes.


Leber's hereditary optic atrophy: some clinical and aetiological considerations.


Gastro-intestinal disease.

Gastro-intestinal disease.


Relation between dietary cholesterol and bile acid excretion in the rat.


The nature of the RNA response to estradiol administration by the uterus of the rat.


Studies on iron metabolism. II. Observations on Ramsay's method for determination of the iron-binding capacity of the serum.


The absorption of blood from the pericardium.


The early detection of diabetes mellitus.


Color-blindness testing as an aid in the etiological diagnosis of mental retardation.


Multiple screening.

Multiple screening.


Central venous pressure in optimal blood volume maintenance.


Use and abuse of vasopressor therapy.

Use and abuse of vasopressor therapy.


The management of acute circulatory failure.


The use of non-hormonal chemotherapy in the treatment of solid tumors.


Modification in the sexual behavior of male rats produced by changing the stimulus female.


Pericardial teratoma. Report of a case with successful surgical removal and review of the literature.


Agricultural poisons and technologic aids: a physician's viewpoint.


Cutaneous (chancriform) syndrome in deep mycoses.


Mitochondrial changes in the liver of essential fatty acid-deficient mice. Livers of mice on diets deficient in essential fatty acids (EFA) have been studied by light and electron microscopy. The most conspicuous changes occur in the mitochondria. In light microscopy the mitochondria appear very much enlarged in the periportal region of the lobule. In electron micrographs they have additional cristae, sometimes very abundant. ranged in stacks in the central cavity. The matrix may be more electron-opaque than normal. This is in contrast with the enlarged mitochondria appearing under other experimental conditions, where the cristae are reduced in number and the matrix is less electron-opaque. It is known that there is an uncoupling of oxidative phosphorylation in EFA-deficient mitochondria. As a hypothesis it is proposed that the uncoupling may be due to a molecular defect caused by the absence of EFA in the structure that determines the spatial relationship between the electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation. It is further tentatively suggested that the changes in mitochondria may be attributed to lack of ATP. The possibility is discussed that the mitochondrial changes are ineffective attempts at compensation for this lack.


Sciences of new importance to medicine.

Sciences of new importance to medicine.


Factors which may increase the severity of coccidioidomycosis.


Early pyelographic changes in spina bifida.


Importance of choline during growth, with particular reference to synthetic diets in phenylketonuria.


Multidimensional analyses of confusions of English consonants.


Multiple disorders in the elderly. A clinical and statistical study.


Etiology of bacterial endocarditis. Before and since the introduction of antibiotics.


Pathology of fatal bacterial endocarditis before and since the introduction of antibiotics.


Formation of tactual learning sets.

Formation of tactual learning sets.


Intersensory facilitation of learning sets in normal and brain operated monkeys.


Toronto General Hospital. New medical record service.


Gesell developmental testing.

Gesell developmental testing.


A case of incomplete rotation of the mid-gut loop with associated anomalies.


Chorio-adenoma destruens.

Chorio-adenoma destruens.


Choriocarcinoma.

Choriocarcinoma.


Hydatidiform mole.

Hydatidiform mole.


Ankyloglossia superior (palato-glossal adhesion in the newborn infant).


The fate of the nontreated postmenopausal woman: a plea for the maintenance of adequate estrogen from puberty to the grave.


The roles of estrogen and progesterone in breast and genital cancer.


Isolated flagella in human skin. Election microscopic observations.


School and career adjustment of bright high-achieving and under-achieving high school boys.


A model system for the study of human skin genetics.


Tryptophan-niacin relationship in Xanthomonas pruni. Wilson, R. G. (Oklahoma State University, Stillwater) and L. M. Henderson. Tryptophan-niacin relationship in Xanthomonas pruni. J. Bacteriol. 85:221-229. 1963.-The observation that Xanthomonas pruni, a bacterial pathogen for the peach, requires niacin for growth and can use tryptophan or 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid as a substitute was confirmed. To determine whether niacin is synthesized via the tryptophan-3-hydroxyanthranilic acid pathway, experiments using labeled metabolites were undertaken. Labeled tryptophan, 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid, quinolinic acid, and nicotinic acid were supplied in the basal medium in amounts sufficient to insure maximal growth. Nicotinic and quinolinic acids were isolated from the cells after the growth period. The isotope was incorporated from the first three labeled compounds into niacin with dilutions approximately the same in all cases, ranging from 7.6 to 17.1. The dilution of isotopic niacin was 3.1- to 5.9-fold. Only labeled quinolinic acid gave rise to labeled quinolinic acid in the cell, but this acid gave rise to niacin with 10- to 12-fold reduction in specific activity. The results indicate that if quinolinate participates as an obligatory intermediate in the synthesis of niacin from tryptophan, its concentration within the cell is very small and it does not equilibrate readily with exogenous quinolinate. The results confirm the conclusion, drawn from growth studies, that niacin is needed to permit tryptophan synthesis at a sufficient rate to promote growth. In the absence of an external source of niacin, tryptophan or some of its metabolites can promote growth by acting as precursors of niacin.


Homotransplantation antibody in lymphoid tissues. I. Cytotoxic activity of subcellular fractions from sensitized mice.


Studies in tumor auto-immunity. Clinical evaluation of induced host resistance to cancer.


Occupational medicine--this growing and complex branch of practice has an important stake in preventive medicine.


Canada's experience with multiple antigens.


Rabies prophylaxis in man.

Rabies prophylaxis in man.


Palliation of advanced cancer by chemotherapy.


Ileostomy comfort.

Ileostomy comfort.


Agglutinogens and isoagglutinins in caries-immune and susceptible human salivas.


Whither orthopedics.

Whither orthopedics.


Specific procedures for the elimination of the menopause.


Lupus nephritis. Clinical and histologic survey.


On behavior pathology.

On behavior pathology.


Heterologous transplantation and growth in tissue culture of ulcerogenic tumour cells from patients with the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.


Mononucleosis?--Lymphoma? The mimicry of infectious mononucleosis and malignant lymphoma.


Practical therapy for hemorrhagic disorders.


The effects of trypanosomiasis on rural economy with special reference to the Sudan, Bechuanaland and West Africa. Trypanosomiasis, both of humans and of livestock, is one of the most important factors restricting economic development in Africa today. The present paper outlines how this disease is limiting agricultural, veterinary and forestry development in the Sudan, Bechuanaland and West Africa.The present tsetse-fly distribution is reviewed. Glossina palpalis and G. morsitans occur in the south Sudan and G. morsitans in the Ngamiland district of Bechuanaland; G. morsitans, G. palpalis and G. tachinoides are the most important species in West Africa.These tsetse flies have altered the cattle distribution in all three regions and, in addition to causing widespread disease, have created local overstocking problems in the tsetse-free grazing areas, and have enforced nomadism on breeding herds and economic loss in slaughter cattle along the trade cattle routes in West Africa.Human trypanosomiasis is not now such an urgent problem and public health measures have led to its control in all three areas.Increased agricultural development, which can be a successful and economic method of reclaiming land from tsetse flies, must be intensified in all three areas.Forest conservation policy comes into conflict with tsetse control measures only in West Africa.Detailed tsetse-fly surveys and research, on which future plans can be firmly based, are now urgently required.


A comment on group practice.

A comment on group practice.


Intestinal absorption of vitamin B12.

Intestinal absorption of vitamin B12.


Annual progress report on the University of Missouri School of Medicine.


Ipsilateral excitation of extensor motoneurones.


The effect of frontal lesions in monkeys upon widely-spaced delayed-response trials.


Parotitis in weanling mice produced by Coxsackie B-1 (Conn.-5) virus.


Carcinoma of the stomach: treatment with 5-fluorouracil.


The acute hemodynamic eeffects of alpha-methyldopa in man.


The acute hemodynamic effects of diazoxide in man.


Clinical evaluation of intralesional administration of hydroxychloroquine sulfate in several diseases.


Medicine and the Royal Society.

Medicine and the Royal Society.


Stimulation of phenylalanine incorporation by polyuridylic acid in homogenates of sea urchin eggs.


The synthesis of ribonucleic acid in sea urchin embryos.


Technic of anterior cervical interbody fusion using an oscillating plug cutter.


The influence of previous vaccination with killed vaccine on the susceptibility of the alimentary tract to infection with poliomyelitis virus.


The gas exposure technique for tritium labeling.


Tritium gas exposure labeling.

Tritium gas exposure labeling.


Exfoliative cytodiagnosis in four cases of Paget's disease of the nipple.


Some aspects of the comparative anatomy of the mammalian placenta.


Repression and derepression of cytochrome c biosynthesis in Escherichia coli.


Myxedema coma with ventricular tachycardia.


Studies of antibodies in human listeriosis. 2. Antibody titres in healthy people and patients of different categories.


Studies of antibodies in human listeriosis. 1. Antibodies in cases of bacteriologically verified human listeriosis.


Effect of epinephrine on cardiac rhythm in the miniature pig before and after coronary occlusion.


Trends in the occupations of celebrities: a study of newsmagazine profiles and television interviews.


Rare earth chromatography using bis-(2-ethylhexyl) orthophosphoric acid.


Auditory analysis of voice and speech sounds.


Anti-inflammatory, antipyretic and antinociceptive properties of N-(2,3-xylyl)anthranilic acid (mefenamic acid).


The British nationalized health service.


Radioactivity.

Radioactivity.


Anti-inflammatory and antipyretic properties of N-(alpha,alpha,alpha-trifluoro-m-tolyl) anthranilic acid (CI-440; flufenamic acid).


Effect of various compounds on the rate of thiamine hydrolysis.


Some technical problems in character analysis.


Electron paramagnetic resonance of managanese(II) and copper(II) in spores.


Neuropathology of certain forms of mental retardation. In presenting the neuropathology of asphyxia neonatorum and some related conditions, as illustrated in experiments with monkeys (12), I have tried to make six principal points. (i) Newborn monkeys need not be asphyxiated to the point of terminal apnea to suffer structural brain damage. Mental retardation has not been proved, but neither has it been excluded, in these monkeys. (ii) Asphyxia neonatorum requiring resuscitation of the offspring, which otherwise would die, is associated with a remarkably constant syndrome of bilaterally symmetrical, nonhemorrhagic lesions in thalamic and brain-stem nuclei, mainly those of afferent systems. The individuals in this category clearly are retarded. (iii) Asphyxia neonatorum of this second degree may be associated with postpartum complications leading to neocortical atrophy, often of considerable magnitude. The individuals are markedly retarded, often palsied, epileptic, and in a few instances even comatose. (iv) Increased intrauterine pressure in the monkey during prolonged labor leads to fetal and postpartum depression, in connection with which cerebral cortical injury occurs in the absence of typical asphyxial lesions. (v) The relationship of cerebral hemorrhages to mental retardation is not clear, but their presence at autopsy probably signifies trauma during birth, or is an agonal artifact associated with death after postpartum depression. (vi) Finally, kernicterus, a condition in which bile pigment escapes into the brain tissues from the blood when the bilirubin level is high and when there is, in combination with it, some depressing factor such as asphyxia, has been produced in the newborn monkey. It, too, is associated with mental retardation.


Cockayne's syndrome with chromosomal analysis.


Depression of plasma lipids in the rat by orotic acid and its reversal by adenine.


Acute obstruction of the colon due to carcinoma in the distal half.


The psycho-analytic situation.

The psycho-analytic situation.


Courtship and marriage: with special reference to the psychology of heterosexual relationship.


Mitral valvotomy--its evolution to the open operation.


Cardiac damage after radiotherapy.

Cardiac damage after radiotherapy.


Antibody formation in the rat. I. Agglutinin response to particulate flagella from salmonella typhosa.


The effects of alloxan diabetes and insulin on the oxidative metabolism of adipose tissue.


Gel electrophoresis of alkaloids.

Gel electrophoresis of alkaloids.


Salt metabolism in hypertension.

Salt metabolism in hypertension.


Prevention of arterial thrombosis with a negatively charged wire suture.


The effect of latitude on cycles.

The effect of latitude on cycles.


Mental health--the adult psychiatric patient in the community.


Experimental determination of absorbed dose from x-rays near the interface of soft tissue and other material.


Evaluation and stuttering. III. Identification of stuttering and the use of a label.


Plasmin therapy in experimentally induced pulmonary fibrin membrane.


Bacteriologic studies on anaesthetic apparatus.


Ethylene oxide sterilization without special equipment.


Scleral contact filters for domestic birds.


Preference for individual digits.

Preference for individual digits.


Prostitutes' clients' perception of the prostitutes and of themselves.


Taboo and disapproved colors and symbols in various foreign countries.


Tendency systems and the effects of a movie dealing with a social problem.


The psychiatrist in fiction.

The psychiatrist in fiction.


Effects of pretraining on sound discrimination learning.


Sound discrimination as a function of pretraining conditions.


Syringoma: an enzymatic study.

Syringoma: an enzymatic study.


Malignant papulosis of skin and cerebrum. A syndrome of vascular thrombosis.


Neurofibromatous dermal nevus.

Neurofibromatous dermal nevus.


Squamous cell carcinoma produced by ultraviolet light in hairless mice.


Cutaneous syndromes produced as side effects of triparanol therapy.


Cholinesterases.

Cholinesterases.


Effect of sciatic nerve section on enzymatic reactions of sensory end-organs.


Diabetes mellitus in chronic mental patients.


Evaluation of a new anticholinergic, endobenzyline bromide, in the treatment of patients with peptic ulcer.


Basic fuchsin as a stain for osmium-fixed, epon-embedded tissue.


The Erie County Air Pollution--Pulmonary Function Study. Study design and selected preliminary findings.


Study of blood pressure in Buffalo, N. Y.


Trenimon treatment in lymphatic leukaemia with skin eruptions.


The sun factor in skin cancer in Rhode Island and nearby New England.


A morbidity survey on trachoma and other communicable eye diseases in the district of Hebron, Jordan, 1960. In the course of a morbidity survey on trachoma and other communicable eye diseases carried out in the district of Hebron, Jordan, in June and July 1960, a total of 4031 persons were examined (2017 in Hebron town and 2014 in the surrounding villages). Trachoma infection was found in 47.6% (31.2% active) of those examined in Hebron town and in 63.9% (44.4% active) of those seen in the villages.Among the conclusions the author draws from a careful evaluation of the findings are the following. Trachoma in the Hebron area is a relatively mild infection which generally has its onset relatively late in life. The prevalence of the disease is significantly higher in the rural area than in Hebron town. The tendency to spontaneous healing is more marked in population groups with low over-all infection rates. It was quite a frequent finding that several members of one family were suffering from trachoma, but the number of persons per family had no apparent influence on the pattern of the disease.


Comparative study of some properties of bacteriophage T4D irradiated with monochromatic ultraviolet light.


Postpartum spinal headache.

Postpartum spinal headache.


The diagnosis and treatment of coccidioidomycosis.


Some metabolic and enzymic experiments with alpha-fluoro-beta-alanine.


Dependence in infant care, in child care, and in the psycho-analytic setting.


Regression as therapy illustrated by the case of a boy whose pathological dependence was adequately met by the parents.


The development of the capacity for concern.


Purification of polyoma virus.

Purification of polyoma virus.


Sexual life in patients with hysteria.

Sexual life in patients with hysteria.


Bell's palsy--prognosis and treatment.

Bell's palsy--prognosis and treatment.


Electron microscopy of the basophilic granulocyte.


Narcotherapy with methohexital sodium.

Narcotherapy with methohexital sodium.


The theory of the parent-infant relationship.


The rectilinear vectorcardiogram in coronary insufficiency.


Falling drop method for determination of specific gravity of urine.


Rehabilitation of te injured hand.

Rehabilitation of te injured hand.


Island flap to restore stereognosis in hand injuries.


Automation in clinical chemistry.

Automation in clinical chemistry.


The use of a single manifold for sugar and urea determination on the autoanalyzer.


Oral aspects of epidermolysis bullosa.

Oral aspects of epidermolysis bullosa.


The role of the public welfare in hospitalization.


Influence of genotype and infantile trauma on adult learning in the mouse.


Subcorneal pustular dermatosis.

Subcorneal pustular dermatosis.


Surgical problems resulting from steroid therapy.


Infusion chemotherapy for brain and neck cancer.


Stroke or brain tumor?

Stroke or brain tumor?


An antigenic analysis of Vibrio fetus. II. Further characterization of the precipitating antigens.


Pyretogenic effects of bacterial lipopolysaccharide and the assay of antipyretic drugs in rats.


Carrageenin-induced edema in hind paw of the rat as an assay for antiiflammatory drugs.


Surgical renography.

Surgical renography.


Urinary calculi.

Urinary calculi.


Radioisotope renography refinement in pediatrics.


Effect of air drying and dressings on the surface of a wound.


An investigation into the use of activated and non-activated papain in routine rhesus blood grouping. The activities of three commercial products of papain were compared as supplied and after activation, and when used in the enzyme-serum method for rhesus (D) grouping. Certain dangers in activation became apparent, and accurate determination of the proportions of papain to anti-D appeared more important than indiscriminate activation without reference to the initial enzyme activity. A technique for assessing these proportions is described.


"Black kidneys" in cattle-a lipofuscinosis.


Clinical experience with chloral betaine, a preoperative sedative.


Combined immunization against poliomyelitis, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus and smallpox.


Serological results of oral poliomyelitis vaccine.


Primary pulmonary hypertension.

Primary pulmonary hypertension.


A comparison of several MMPI indices to differentiate psychotics from normals.


Etiology of an infectious nephritis-nephrosis syndrome of chickens.


Transmembrane potentials of odontoblasts.


Radiometric assay of acetylcholinesterase.


Bovine pancreatic procarboxypeptidase B. I. Isolation, properties, and activation.


Effects of isoproterenol on carbohydrate metabolism of isolated canine heart.


Some considerations concerning the status of phenomenology.


Association of gluten proteins in solution.


Intraluminal diverticulum: a form of duplication.


England and its aged.

England and its aged.


Norway experiments in the care of the aged.


Effects of oxytocin on the uterine response to electrical stimulation.


Suppression of allergic uveitis by 6-mercaptopurine. Experimental uveitis in rabbits was induced by single intraocular antigen injection. Treatment with 6-MP for 14 days suppressed the allergic inflammation and antibody response. A good correlation was demonstrated between the degree of uveitis and the antibody titer.


Eye symptoms in Acromdermatitis enteropathica. A description of a brother and sister, with corneal changes.


Psychotherapeutic processes.

Psychotherapeutic processes.


On anaphylactic shock due to penicillin.


Studies of the mechanism of postgastrectomy steatorrhea.


The cytologic diagnosis of gastrointestinal malignancy.


Effect of lipoic acid on the normal rat liver.


Extractable collagen of normal and Lathyrus-fed rats.


Adrenocortical alterations induced by deficiency and excess of pantothenic acid.


The sesamoid bones in the C3H mouse.

The sesamoid bones in the C3H mouse.


Effect of strength of punishment for "correct" or "incorrect" responses on visual discrimination performance.


Asymmetry and Fresnel diffraction fringes in electron microscopy: a simplified preentation.


Vesicle formation from the nuclear envelope in amphibian oocytes.


Anabolic activity of ethylestrenol.

Anabolic activity of ethylestrenol.


The value of hypertonic mannitol solution in decreasing brain mass and lowering cerebro-spinal-fluid pressure.


Fairbairn's contribution on object-relationship, splitting, and ego structure.


Supplementary report: the Weinstock partial reinforcement effect and habit reversal.


Effect of removal of various parts of the brain on ACTH secretion in dogs.


Effect of radiographic technique on readings of categories of simple pneumoconiosis.


Estimating progression of coal-workers' simple pneumoconiosis from readings of radiological categories.


Influence of variations in dietary calcium: phosphorus ratio on performance and blood constituents of calves.


Club-forms of Mycobacterium leprae.

Club-forms of Mycobacterium leprae.


Angiocardiography as an aid to medical diagnosis.


Memoir of Harold Leon GOLDBURGH (1894-1962).


A myasthenic syndrome complicating bronchial carcinoma.


The trustee's role in legislation affecting hospitals.


Evaluation and calibration of an electronic particle counter for enumeration of multispecies blood cells.


Evaluation and calibration of an electronic particle counter for multispecies blood cell enumeration.


The organization of enzyme biosynthesis in yeast.


The effect of acute and chronic administration of chlorpromazine on the I-131 distribution in normal rats.


A procedure utilizing dreams for deepening the hypnotic trance.


The role of riboflavin in monoamine oxidase activity.


The effect of failure of growth due to undernutrition on the different parts of the body in infancy.


Fermented milk feeding of Egyptian infants.


Penicillin reconsidered.

Penicillin reconsidered.


Carcinoma in a diverticulum of the female urethra.


Should our children pay for the cigarette commercials?


Role of a social worker in a private practice of pediatrics.


Protein interactions of sulfonylurea compounds.


The solubility of hydrocarbon gases in protein solutions.


Posttetanic relief of neuromuscular block.


Effect of neuromuscular blocking agents on development of fatigue.


Anaesthesia and post-operative complications in progressive muscular dystrophy. Tachycardia and acute gastric dilatation.


An experimental study of pancreatitis following Polya gastrectomy.


Aortography; current methods and applications.


Phosphorescence of rat kidneys cooled in liquid nitrogen. Cut surfaces of rat kidneys exhibit intense, reproducible, and very detailed phosphorescent patterns after they are cooled with liquid nitrogen and then exposed to shortwave ultraviolet radiation. Ligation of the renal blood vessels for a period of 6 to 24 hours destroys most of this phosphorescence, whereas a ligation of the ureter has no effect on kidney phosphorescence.


Antibodies and clinical relapse of murine typhus fever following early chemotherapy.


Armed Forces Epidemiological Board. Activities of the Commission on Rickettsial Diseases.


Global medicine: a new dimension.

Global medicine: a new dimension.


The anatomy of secretion in the follicular cells of the thyroid gland. II. The effect of acute thyrotrophic hormone stimulation on the secretory apparatus. This paper reports a study by phase contrast and electron microscopy of changes observed in the thyroid gland of the rat at 1, 2, 12, and 24 hours following an injection of thyrotrophic hormone. Examination by phase contrast microscopy reveals that follicular cells contain numerous colloid droplets 1 and 2 hours after injection. By 12 and 24 hours, the colloid droplets are no longer present, and individual follicles appear to be subdividing into smaller units. The droplets are assumed to contain newly synthesized colloid, and their development was studied by electron microscopy. During the period of active secretion, increase in number of the Golgi vesicles leads to enlargement of this organelle. At its periphery small colloid droplets appear to form from large Golgi vesicles. As they form, their content becomes more adielectronic, and fine dense particles less than 75 A in diameter appear in their matrix. Small- and medium-sized droplets lying in the apical region of the cell contain numerous dense particles scattered in their moderately adielectronic content. Large, mature droplets in the same region have a relatively dielectronic content resembling follicular colloid and no longer contain dense particles. The follicular cells appear to utilize apical pseudopodia to release the content of mature droplets into the follicular lumen. Other droplet-like inclusions occur in follicular cells, but they do not seem to be directly concerned with secretion.


Atherogenesis in the Cebus monkey. I. A comparison of three food fats under controlled dietary conditions.


Effects of specific antibodies on tissue cells.


Monster by a mother treated with cortisone during pregnancy. Report of a case.


Musculoplasty and musculotympanoplasty.

Musculoplasty and musculotympanoplasty.


Autoimmunity and its relationship to thyroid diseases.


Bilirubin in neonatal jaundice.

Bilirubin in neonatal jaundice.


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


Training physicians in the use of radioisotopes.


Zinc toxicity in Brewer's yeast.

Zinc toxicity in Brewer's yeast.


Experimental study on role of intravesical ureter in vesicoureteral regurgitation.


The problem of food allergy.

The problem of food allergy.


Histoplasmosis primary in the larynx. Report of a case.


Transplants in the footplate area. II.

Transplants in the footplate area. II.


Long-term trial of oral treatment of pernicious anaemia with vitamin-B12-peptide.


Continuing education of medical librarians. The Medical Library Association and continuing education.


Nonenzymatic methods for the preferential and selective cleavage and modification of proteins.


Geographic and nutritional factors in dental caries.


Oral and genetic studies of Chileans, 1960. I. Oral anomalies.


Sjogren-Larsson syndrome and histidinemia: hereditary biochemical diseases with defects of speech and oral functions.


Phaco-antigenic uveitis.

Phaco-antigenic uveitis.


Chromosomal aberrations in embryos from overripe eggs.


Secondary hormonal therapy of disseminated breast cancer. Comparison of hypophysectomy, replacement therapy, estrogens, and androgens.


Use of thoracic-duct cannulation in the diagnosis of tuberculous enteritis.


Some experience with patellar-tendon-bearing below-knee prostheses.


Myocardial glycogen in the fetus, infant, and child.


Nosebleed.

Nosebleed.


They fail to provide.

They fail to provide.


An evaluation of nephrotomography in urologic diagnosis.


Mammography.

Mammography.


Keratosis follicularis of sudden onset. Report of three cases.


Quantity of radiation reaching gonadal areas during therapy. IV. Factors influencing ovary dose.


Use of thin pliable plastic film in selected dermatoses. A controlled evaluation.


The excretion and distribution in body fluids of tetracyclines after intravenous administration to dogs.


Organ influence on the normal posture of the diaphragm: a radiological study of inversions and heterotaxies.


Simple roentgeno-graphic demonstration of eustachian tubes and abnormalities.


Folic acid derivatives in the gas gland of Physalia physalis L.


Methods for treating depression evaluated after the elapse of one year.


Psychiatry in developing countries.

Psychiatry in developing countries.


Automatism and narcoanalysis.

Automatism and narcoanalysis.


Clinical experiences with acetophenazine in the elderly psychotic.


The blood in pregnancy.

The blood in pregnancy.


Programs for the mentally retarded.

Programs for the mentally retarded.


Hearing conservation program evaluation.


Aplasia of the trachea.

Aplasia of the trachea.


Enzymes in valine biosynthesis in certain Voges-Proskauer positive bacteria.


Dumping syndrome after gastric surgery. A comparative study of experimentally produced dumping syndrome after gastroenterostomy with vagotomy and partial gastrectomy.


Notes on blood typing in the dog.

Notes on blood typing in the dog.


The cancerogenic effect of x-ray on the larynx.


Bioassay of oestrogen and recurring oestrus in ovariectomized ewes.


Change in occlusion of complete denutres caused by a pipe habit: a case report.


Effect of salicylate on the binding of thyroxine by human serum proteins at pH 7.4.


Contour variations in one patient's impressions made by seven dentists.


Ulcerative colitis in the aged.

Ulcerative colitis in the aged.


Histoplasmosis in minnesota.

Histoplasmosis in minnesota.


Eye lens extraction in rat fetuses in utero.


Studies on the breakdown of messenger RNA.


Tuberculous scaring and primary lung cancer. Clinical and etiologic considerations.


Affinity labeling-a general method for labeling the active sites of antibody and enzyme molecules.


Postgraduate nutrition education.

Postgraduate nutrition education.


Traditional and contemporary views of psychological testing.


The role of group psychotherapy for mothers in a rehabilitative approach to juvenile intractable asthma.


Correlation of anxiety and hostility with adrenocortical function.


Effects of the amidination reaction on antibody activity and on the physical properties of some proteins.


Odor intensity and odor travel from industrial sources.


Epidermal cyst of testis: a report of a case.


A simple injector for lymphangiography.

A simple injector for lymphangiography.


A ture hermaphrodite.

A ture hermaphrodite.


Reticulum cell sarcoma with primary manifestation in testis.


Surgery in the elderly male.

Surgery in the elderly male.


Relationship of prostatic serum acid phosphatase to age and size of the prostate in rats.


Increasing the appeal of the low-sodium diet.


Adenosine triphosphate-indeced contraction of rat-liver mitochondria and synthesis of mitochondrial phospholipids.


Properties of transformed conditioned stimuli. I. Defensive conditioned stimulus transformed into food conditioned stimulus.


Properties of transformed conditioned stimuli. II. Food conditioned stimulus transformed into defensive conditioned stimulus.


Autoradiographic studies of in vitro incorporation of uridine and thymidine by human tumor tissue.


Controlled-dose therapy as an adjunct to surgery.


Unrecognized pyogenic lung abscess.

Unrecognized pyogenic lung abscess.


A timing device for gait studies.

A timing device for gait studies.


Spontaneous pneumothorax. Management by tube thoracostomy and suction.


Survival after prolonged external cardiac massage.


What inservice food training can do.

What inservice food training can do.


Is inservice training worthwhile?

Is inservice training worthwhile?


Effect of single injections of heparin on postprandial hyperlipemia.


Heat production and energy liberation in the early part of a muscular contraction.


On the oxidation of D-1, 3-thiazane-4-carboxylic acid (D-tetrahydro-1,3-thiazine-4-carboxylic acid).


Outline for management of acute and chronic asthma.


Antiserum to human pituitary follicle-stimulating hormone.


Optimal use of blood and blood products.


Progress in gastroenterology. Radiology.


The lateral anastomotic mesencephalic vein and other variations in drainage of the basal cerebral vein.


The superficial sylvian venous drainage system.


The effects of extracellular products of Streptococcus pyogenes on tissue culture cells.


The effect of light-time: dark-time ratio and luminance on peripheral sensitivity to flicker.


Vitamin A and mucopolysaccharide biosynthesis by cell-free particle suspensions.


Medical care: its social and organizational aspects. The financing of medical education.


The differential effects of chlorpromazine and pentobarbital on two forms of conditioned avoidance behavior in Peromyscus maniculatus gracilis.


Skin cancer. Diagnosis and clinical aspects.


Genetically modified folic acid synthesizing enzymes of pneumococcus.


Heredo-familial disease of the mesenchymal tissues: clinical and laboratory study of one family.


Experimental propagation of lymphocystis disease of fishes.


Depressed fractures of the tibial plateau.


The alpha-chymotrypsin catalyzed hydrolysis of a series of acylated glycine methyl esters.


Some effects of combined S-DS.

Some effects of combined S-DS. When the individual S(D) components of a multiple schedule were combined, their control over a response summated, thus increasing the response probability to a point over that controlled by either of the S(D)s independently. Summation was concluded to be a phenomenon relevant for operant as well as respondent stimulus control (Pavlov, in Kimble, 1960; Hull, 1943). The results of the present study appear to be a special case of the general S(D) enhancement effect demonstrated by Hanson (1959) and by Pierrel and Sherman (1960).


Angiotensin II degradation by human Cohn plasma fractions.


Adrenal function in the infant rhesus monkey.


A study of pituitary grafts in diffusion chambers.


Lactobezoar. A foreign body formed by the use of undiluted powdered milk substance.


A new view of disease.

A new view of disease.


The future of gastroenterology as an academic discipline.


On fee splitting ... what is the real problem?


Purification and stability studies of the 11 S component of soybean proteins.


Subcutaneous facial emphysema.

Subcutaneous facial emphysema.


Cytological examination of experimental contact allergy using the skin window technique.


Type-specific antibody response in man to injections of cell walls and M protein from group A, type 14 streptococci.


A two year analysis of an in-hospital vocational rehabilitation program.


Localizing tritiated norepinephrine in sympathetic axons by electron microscopic autoradiography. Following intravenous infusion of tritiated norepinephrine, rat pineals were prepared for combined autoradiography and electron microscopy. Concentrations of photographic grains were observed only over regions of preterminal autonomic axons containing granulated vesicles, thereby directly demonstrating uptake of norepinephrine into these axons and strongly suggesting that their granulated vesicles contain norepinephrine.


The role of conceptual systems in cognitive functioning at varying levels of age and intelligence.


The effect of hydrostatic pressure on the burn injury in rabbits.


Radiographic examination of the breast.

Radiographic examination of the breast.


The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act, 1961, and the impasse with the medical profession.


Health hazards of the pesticides endrin and dieldrin. Hazards in some agricultural uses in the Pacific Northwest.


Talking with doctors in Urbanville: an exploratory study of Canadian general practitioners.


Malignant lesions arising from bening endometrial polyps.


Multiple myeloma of the chest wall.

Multiple myeloma of the chest wall.


Leiomyosarcoma of the esophagus.

Leiomyosarcoma of the esophagus.


The diagnositc interpretation of nystagmus.


A study of the oral vocabularies of severely subnormal patients. III. Core vocabulary, verbosity, and repetitiousness.


Age variations in Vineland SQ scores for the four levels of adaptive behavior of the 1959 AAMD behavioral classification.


Conceptual satiation: an attempt to verify a construct.


The correlation between PPVT and achievement scores among retardates: a further study.


Variations in cutaneous and deep somatic pain sensitivity.


The kinetics of carboxypeptidase B activity.


Actiological factors in benzothiadiazine hyperglycemia.


Simultaneous distillation of water and extraction of fat from mouse carcasses and tissues.


Some practical considerations for the inbreeding of laboratory mammals and their use in biological research.


Wilms' tumor.

Wilms' tumor.


Determination of plasma-aldosterone.

Determination of plasma-aldosterone.


The educated heart.

The educated heart.


Thyroidal iodide transport. V. The role of Na-K-activated, ouabain-sensitive adenosinetriphosphatase activity.


Assay of progesterone in oil injectables.


Thyroidal iodide transport. IV. The role of ion size.


Heterogeneity of thalassemia major.

Heterogeneity of thalassemia major.


Ecological factors in relation to the etiology of Weil's disease and mud fever in the Netherlands.


Occupational therapy for the geriatric patient.


Group psychotherapy with geriatric patients in a psychiatric hospital: six-year study.


Obesity in childhood and its effects.

Obesity in childhood and its effects.


Pericarditis.

Pericarditis.


Effects of schedules of collective reinforcement on a class during a target detection course.


Group training with active participation: some methodological limitations.


Developmental and motivational concepts in Plaget's sensorimotor theory of intelligence.


Chronic secondary glaucoma. Associated with retrodisplacement of iris root and deepening of the anterior chamber angle secondary to contusion.


Effect of purine antimetabolites on serum globulins in the rabbit.


Contraindications to additional physical exercise in everyday living with special reference to cardiovascular diseases.


Vapor phase proportional counting.

Vapor phase proportional counting.


Donor blood and isotonic salt solution. Effect on survival after hemorrhagic shock and operation.


Sodium excretion after intrasplenic and systemic injections of sodium chloride in dogs with side-to-side portacaval shunts.


Roads to the mental hospital.

Roads to the mental hospital.


The linkage sequence in heparin.

The linkage sequence in heparin.


The prone jackknife position for the administration of spinal anesthesia: a two-year study.


The treatment of various forms of vertigo by ultrasonic radiation.


Closed circuit anaesthesia by intermittent injections of halothane.


The amino acid composition of central and peripheral nerve neurokeratin.


An isothermic technique for profound hypothermia and its effect on metabolic acidosis.


Clinical and laboratory observations on methyclothiazide, an oral diuretic.


Temperature differentials and metabolic acidosis in profound hypothermia.


Long-term corticosteroid therapy in Hurler syndrome.


Complex behavior in a "simple" task.

Complex behavior in a "simple" task.


Violence and the western political tradition.


Defined medium for Haemophilus influenzae type B.


The role of scotochromogenic mycobacteria in human disease.


The geriatric delinquent.

The geriatric delinquent.


Development and characteristics of the Euglena c-type cytochromes.


An eye pigment of the cockroach.

An eye pigment of the cockroach.


Continuous culture of bovine retinal cells.


Structure and molecular organization of retinal photoreceptors.


Fat-assimilating capacity of the gastrointestinal tract after partial gastrectomy with gastroduodenostomy (Billroth I anastomosis).


In vitro oxidation of DPNH by free radicals of chlorpromazine.


On the metabolism of phenothiazines.

On the metabolism of phenothiazines.


Some metabolic characteristics of mitochondria from chronically overloaded, hypertrophied hearts.


Activation of alpha-glucan phosphorylase and related metabolic changes in dog myocardium following arrest of blood flow.


Littre's hernia: strangulation of Meckel's diverticulum in a femoral hernia and an inguinal hernia.


Chemotherapy of leukemia.

Chemotherapy of leukemia.


Management of acute childhood leukemia.

Management of acute childhood leukemia.


A new plastic surgical dressing.

A new plastic surgical dressing.


Precocious puberty due to a hypothalamic hamartoma in a patient surviving to late middle age.


Behaviour therapy.

Behaviour therapy.


An electron microscope study of the development of the blastula of the sea urchin embryo and its radial polarity.


Quantitative relationships in the systematic desensitization of phobias.


Plinn Frederic MORSE, M.D. 1885-1962.

Plinn Frederic MORSE, M.D. 1885-1962.


Scleromalacia perforans, associated with a cotton-wool spot of the retina in an otherwise healthy patient.


Candidiasis of the lacrimal sac.

Candidiasis of the lacrimal sac.


Histopathology of keratoconus posticus circumscriptus.


Neurohistology of lattice dystrophy of the cornea.


Lattice dystrophy of the cornea: a primary hyaline degeneration of corneal nerves and superficial stroma cells.


Epithelial downgrowth following evisceration.


Fuchs' epithelioma in a filtering bleb: an unusual complication of glaucoma surgery.


Rings and nodules on trabecular fibers caused by collapse of the trabecular network?


Balance studies on protein metabolism; significances for the treatment of renal failure.


A new prolactin assay method: some experiments which provide arguments for its specificity.


The prolactin production and release of a pituitary graft and of the hypophysis in situ.


The effects of sex steroids on the prolactin content of hypophyses and serum in rats.


An assay of prolactin based on a direct effect of this hormone on cells of the corpus luteum.


Hearing-screening procedures in the public schools.


Biochemical disturbances in rickets.

Biochemical disturbances in rickets.


Sudden death during treatment with tranylcypromine.


The anatomy of gallstones.

The anatomy of gallstones.


Atrial septal defects in flying personnel.


The ascites of ovarian carcinoma.

The ascites of ovarian carcinoma.


Paper chromatography of some 2,4-dinitrophenyl S-alkyl-(L)-cysteines and corresponding sulfoxides.


Influence of MER-29 on experimental atherosclerosis of cholesterol-fed cockerels.


Assay of radioactive digoxin in liver tissue.


Effect of suramin on serum protein in Mycobacterium lepraemurium-infected mice.