Utilization of carbohydrates and polyhydric alcohols by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Sweeney, Edward E. (University of California, Los Angeles) and Gregory J. Jann. Utilization of carbohydrates and polyhydric alcohols by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. J. Bacteriol. 84:459-465. 1962.-A new procedure, using a massive inoculum and nongrowth basal medium, was employed for testing carbohydrate and polyhydric alcohol utilization by human tubercle bacilli. A positive reaction was represented by acidification of the test medium rather than by growth, which was the criterion for carbohydrate utilization in studies by earlier workers. The new procedure was both more sensitive and more rapid than growth techniques; results were obtained within days, compared to weeks or months required for growth testing. The massive-inoculum technique may be applied to compounds other than carbohydrates and polyhydric alcohols, and is a sensitive means of detecting changes wrought by various chemical and physical agents upon the metabolism of tubercle bacilli. Three H(37)Rv strains and six strains of human tubercle bacilli freshly isolated from patients were tested with 21 carbohydrates and polyhydric alcohols. All nine strains gave strong positive reactions for glucose and glycerol, and usually weak positive reactions for ribose and sorbose. Five of the nine strains were trehalose positive, and six (all fresh patient isolates) of the nine were mannose positive.


Cirrhosis. Primary biliary cirrhosis: a case report.


The extraction and purification of faecal porphyrins.


Cyclophosphamide in the treatment of common neoplastic diseases of childhood.


Diet and fatty acid distribution in subcutaneous fat and in the cholesterol-triglyceride fraction of serum of young infants.


Job frustrations of executives in social service agencies.


Oral treatment of skeletal muscle spasm: a double-blind clinical study.


Perineal shaves and bladder catheterizations: necessary and benign, or unecessary and potentially injurious?


Treatment of carcinoma of the cervix with combined radiation and extensive surgery.


Treatment of athletic injuries with an oral proteolytic enzyme.


Frequency of sterility in a laboratory population of Drosophila melanogaster.


Acute accidental superficial x-ray burns. An interim report of 11 cases.


The treatment of basal cell carcinoma by curettage.


External localization of intracranial lesions with radioactive isotopes.


Comparison of the effects of introverson-extraversion and anxiety on conditioning.


Photoinactivation of monuron, 3-(p-chlorophenyl)-1,1-dimethylurea, by riboflavin 5-phosphate.


Radioactive renograms. Practical values.


Enzymic preparation of labeled unsaturated fatty acid esters of cholesterol.


Influence of a family diet pattern high in linoleic acid on serum cholesterol level: one year study.


The effect of a low protein diet on the ratio of essential to nonessential amino acids in blood plasma.


Unintegrated implications of integrated drive structures.


Studies on the protein composition of rodent saliva. I. Application of methods of paper electrophoresis to two strains of laboratory rat.


Nitrogen balance studies with subjects fed the essential amino acids in plasma pattern proportions.


Ratios of essential-to-nonessential amino acids in plasma from rats fed different kinds and amounts of proteins and amino acids.


Cardiorespiratory effects of unilateral pulmonary artery occlusion as contrasted with pulmonary microembolism.


Therapeutic nutrition of animals.

Therapeutic nutrition of animals.


Results of repair of exstrophy of the bladder.


Repair and complications of esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula.


Catheter-guiding forceps for use in bronchography.


Aerobic fermentation and the depletion of the amino acid pool in yeast cells. The amino acid pool of yeast cells, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, incubated with galactose remains at a constant level for 100 minutes. This is 30 minutes beyond the time at which the oxidative phase of the induced-enzyme formation begins. Washed yeast cells, the pools of which have been depleted 60 per cent by incubation with glucose, do not replenish their pools as do washed cells incubated without a substrate. These facts indicate that the induced enzymes are formed at least partially from pool-replenishing amino acids. The time of onset of pool depletion is the time at which the aerobic fermentation phase of induced-enzyme formation begins for cells incubated with galactose. With 0.1 per cent galactose the respiratory phase begins at 100 minutes but no aerobic fermentation nor pool depletion occurs. The rates of respiration and aerobic fermentation are constant for four glucose concentrations from 0.1 to 1.0 per cent. The amount of aerobicfermentation is proportional to the initial concentration of glucose. Amino acid pool depletion occurs for all concentrations but depletion ceases and is followed by pool replenishment after aerobic fermentation is complete. Ultraviolet radiations, which delay the appearance of the respiratory phase of induced-enzyme formation, completely eliminate both the appearance of aerobic fermentation and pool depletion. The results indicate an intimate association between aerobic fermentation and amino acid pool depletion.


The psychology of aging: its significance in the practice of geriatric medicine.


Relieving pain after operation.

Relieving pain after operation.


G.29.505: a comparison with thiopentone and methohexitone.


A study of postoperative pain.

A study of postoperative pain.


Microscopic grading, clinical staging, and survival in cervical carcinoma.


Expansion at the Winnipeg General.

Expansion at the Winnipeg General.


Structure-activity relations in the pargyline series.


Variations in pressure-pulse secondary to respiration and changes in intrathoracic pressure in children.


The Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome in infancy and childhood.


Chorionic gonadotropin preparation "Pregnyl" in serological pregnancy tests


Cytology and kinetics of spermatogenesis in the rabbit.


Puerperal paradoxical embolism.

Puerperal paradoxical embolism.


Evidence for the absence of an endogenous growth rate rhythm in brown trout (Salmo trutta Linn.).


The place of the general practitioner within the hospital.


Hypogammaglobulinaemia, steatorrhoea and megaloblastic anaemia. Response to gluten-free diet and folic acid.


Granulomas of the skin due to Mycobacterium balnei after abrasions from a fish tank.


Selective inactivation of fibrin stabilizing factor contaminant in fibrinogen.


The treatment of chronic bronchitis.

The treatment of chronic bronchitis.


Pulmonary hydatid disease. A review of 111 cases.


The identification of skin.

The identification of skin.


Molar tooth size variability in African monkeys.


Alterations of plasma volume, electrolytes and volume of distribution of sodium thiocyanate induced by electroshock.


Riboflavin marker in drug products.

Riboflavin marker in drug products.


Calcification of the mandibular molars in rhesus monkeys.


Multiple congenital contractures. Public health considerations of arthrogryposis multiplex congenita.


Repeated aerosol desensitization and spontaneous resensitization of newborn guinea pigs, passively sensitized in utero.


Effect of brief restraint on the convulsive threshold of mice.


Effect of chlorination on the anticonvulsant activity of phenobarbital.


Some neurophysiological and neuropharmacological characteristics of audiogenic-seizure-susceptible mice.


Complications of colotomy and colonoscopy.


Manifestations of "activated" sleep in the rat. A sleep phase similar to feline "activated" sleep was found to occur regularly in normally sleeping rats. However, at these, times the electroencephalogram differed from the waking or "activated" pattern in being dominated by 6-to 8-per-second waves. Instead of assuming a very relaxed posture, as cats in "activated" sleep do, the rats tended to undergo shifts in muscle tone, occasionally of considerable magnitude.


Biomedical notation systems.

Biomedical notation systems.


The early diagnosis of cancer of the colon and rectum.


Multiple cancers of the colon and rectum.


Ramsey-Hunt syndrome (herpes zoster meningo-encephalitis).


Induction of ovulation in the human-older and newer approaches.


Actions and uses of orally active progestational steroids.


Progress in oral contraception.

Progress in oral contraception.


Induction of ovulation in the human--older and newer approaches.


The general dental services.

The general dental services.


Effect of oestrogen on the female genital tract and mammary gland of mice.


Transfer of chlorophyll excitation energy in green photosynthetic bacteria.


Guidelines for a cooperatively conducted work-study program for educable mentally retarded youth.


Race-strain factor related to hydrocarbon-induced mammary cancer in rats.


Familial juvenile nephronophthisis.

Familial juvenile nephronophthisis.


The arterial supply of the human kidney with special reference to accessory renal arteries.


The problem of sterility.

The problem of sterility.


Isolation of a virus from infectious bovine kerato-conjunctivitis.


Calcium hypochlorite for disinfection of hydrotherapy equipment.


A new metal-dependent enzyme present in cathepsin C preparations.


Some biochemical factors possibly concerned in the destructiveness of malignant growth.


Quantitative micromethods in histo- and cyto-chemical research.


Short-term probing behavior of Myzus persicae (Sulzer) as affected by fasting, anesthesia, and labial manipulation.


Derivatives of anal erotism.

Derivatives of anal erotism.


Late behavior of portal vein grafts.

Late behavior of portal vein grafts.


Changes in cerebrospinal fluid pressure following experimental superior vena cava to right pulmonary artery shunt.


Traumatic aneurysm of the pulmonary artery.


An experimental study of the effects of altering size of gastric pouch and integrity of pyloric sphincter on gastric emptying.


Management of paraplegia.

Management of paraplegia.


Histopathologic aspects of the pathogenesis of some opportunistic fungal infections, as exemplified in the pathology of aspergillosis and the phycomycetoses.


Operant manipulandum for kittens.

Operant manipulandum for kittens.


Effect of cortical ablations on visual exploration by monkeys.


Cerebral arterial pressure changes and development of leptomeningeal collateral circulation.


Intraperitoneal transfusion of blood in newborn babies.


Routine hysterography in the investigation of meno-metrorrhagia.


The chemical basis for a case of host-induced modification in phage T2.


The effect of pool size on recombination in phage.


Accidental strychnine poisoning: a case report.


Biochemical pathology of the rat jejunum parasitized by the nematode nippostrongylus brasiliensis.


Relationships between the ribonucleic acid and protein of some plant viruses.


Tsvet, Willstatter, and the use of adsorption for purification of proteins.


Synthetic oxytocin (Syntocinon) in lactation.


At the cross-roads.

At the cross-roads.


Pathology, absorption, transport, and activity of digestive enzymes in rat jejunum parasitized by the nematode Nippostrongylus brasiliensis.


Immunelectrophoretic analysis of the lymph.


Comparison of the carbohydrate composition of the cell walls of strains of Streptomyces griseus.


The effect of carcinogens on melanocytes.


Correlation between capillary filtration and lymph flow in venous congestion.


Alterations in renal haemodynamics and urine flow in the dog after administration of vincamine. I.


Studies on hydrolases of digestive juices. VIII. Cholinesterase of dog pancreatic juice.


Effect of triton WR-1339 on the heparin-induced plasma lipoprotein lipase activity in dogs.


Dwarfism with skin manifestations.

Dwarfism with skin manifestations.


Mesonephric derivatives in the female genital tract: with special reference to a staining method.


Survey of Hektoen: pioneer in medical research.


The incidence of allergy in a pediatric population.


The reduction of ubiquinone with alpha-glycero-l-phosphate.


Psychoanalytic treatment as education.

Psychoanalytic treatment as education.


Histaminaemia as a precursor of the enzymatic changes in myocardial infarction.


Oedema of optic nerve produced by lymphatic stasis in dog.


The lymphatic system in the resorption of homologous serum from the cornea.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency and haemolytic disease of the newborn in Israel.


Stimulation of ventrolateral area of the thalamus after degeneration of fibers originating in frontal lobe, sigmoid gyri and pallidum.


Vertical nystagmus induced by injection of stimulating substances into the striatum, third, or lateral ventricle.


Functional specificity of spinal cord segments in the control of limb movements.


The place of cardiac surgery in the management of the pregnant woman with heart disease.


Comparative study on the metabolism of the right and left heart ventricles.


Symposium: the psycho-analytic study of thinking. Meaning, meaning schemata, and body schemata in thought.


Breakdown of polyvalent tolerance in the chicken by thymic grafts.


On the possible role of quantum phenomena in normal and abnormal mental function.


Cancer therapy: a possible new approach. Two substances, one promoting growth (promine) of ascites tumors in mice and the other inhibiting it (retine) have both been found in several tissues, namely, thymus, aorta, muscle, and tendon. In spite of similar solubilities in the solvents used for their extraction, the substances could be roughly separated. The value of the ratio between these substances in the same tissue may be significant.


The physiological role of fibres. I. The effect of the coronary vasomotors on the systemic blood pressure.


Growth and cellular constituents.

Growth and cellular constituents.


The physiological role of coronary constrictor fibres. II. The role of coronary vasomotors in metabolic adaptation of the coronaries.


Two types of coronary vasomotor reflexes.


An ontogenetic study of the intracardiac ganglia.


The influence of cholinesterase inhibitors on the lipolytic activity of rat aorta.


Carcinogenic effect of egg white, egg yolk and lipids in mice.


Secondary structure of poly-uridylic and poly-ribothymidylic acids, their N-methylated analogues, and their 1:1 complexes with poly-A.


Preparation of poly-5-fluorouridylic acid and the properties of halogenated poly-uridylic acids and their complexes with poly-adenylic acid.


Nature of acetylcholine-like activity released from brain in vivo.


Experience with the use of dermal grafts in recurrent abdominal hernia.


Some current problems in the surgery of arteriosclerosis.


Ultra-violet absorption spectra of simple aliphatic guanidines.


Shwartzman phenomenon in diabetic rabbits.


Myological tonus-contraction schema of myotonometric zones of the body before massage.


Air turbine in impacted third molar surgery.


Combined chisel-air turbine technic for impacted mandibular third molar surgery.


The air turbine in impacted third molar surgery.


SAM Contourator, Model B--an instrument for measuring changes of surface contours.


Crevicular depth of the second molar in impacted third molar surgery.


Use of a new Hungarian muscle relaxant in electroconvulsion therapy.


Effect of Orga-Steron (methyloestrenolon) on the production of chorionic gonadotropin in early pregnancy.


Examinations concerning the effect of pantothenic acid on isolated intestine.


Pantothenic acid: experimental results and clinical observations.


The effect of vincamine on the blood pressure of the rat.


Sinusitis in children with bronchiectasis. The influence of allergy on its development.


Investigation of the DDT resistance of house-flies and the newer methods of control in Hungary.


Anabolic therapy in cancer patients.

Anabolic therapy in cancer patients.


Schistosoma mansoni: development of challenge infections in mice exposed to irradiated cercariae. The principal effect of x-irradiated Schistosoma mansoni cercariae may be to slow the migration and development of the worms of a challenge infection. This would account for the smaller number of worms found in the portal system in the early weeks and the delayed accumulation of recoverable worms and eggs.


Genetics of human cell line. IV. DNA-mediated heritable transformation of a biochemical trait.


Unusual properties of fowlpox virus DNA.


A modified slide latex screening test for hydatid disease.


Drug sensitivity as a genetic marker for human cell lines.


Keratoacanthoma and squamous cell carcinoma.


A new technique to investigate family dynamics in child psychiatry (2HT).


Cancer of the paranasal sinuses. A study of the results of various methods of treatment in fifty-four patients.


Investigation of family dynamics with the "two houses technique".


Hemorrhagic cardiac tamponade complicating acute nonspecific pericarditis.


On the occurrence of inorganic polyphosphate hexokinase in some microorganisms.


The effects of postincubation on induced mutation frequency. II. The role of nucleic acid and protein synthesis in survival and mutation frequency.


The surgical management of chronic ear disease, with special reference to staged surgery.


The effects of postincubation on induced mutation frequency. The role of limited enrichment with lacking metabolite.


The critical dilemma of the school dropout.


Surgical treatment of interatrial septal defects. Experience with 216 patients.


Diagnosis and treatment of chronic dissecting aneurysm of the thoracic aorta.


What happened in the World Health Organization in 1962.


Substituted salicylanilides. II. Further antimicrobial and other studies with halonitrosalicylanilides.


Substituted salicylanilides. III. New salicylanilides and related compounds with antimicrobial activity.


Distribution of heart potentials on dog's thoracic surface.


Interaction between phosvitin and iron and its effect on a rearrangement of phosvitin structure.


Distribution of heart potentials on the thoracic surface of normal human subjects.


Kohala fluoridation program progress report.


Effects of dopamine and DOPA on the isolated rabbit's atrium treated with reserpine.


The central effects of adrenaline and noradrenaline on the blood pressure in dog.


Experience with the treatment of the sequelae of poliomyelitis by the Kenny method.


Low-level gamma irradiation and audiogenic seizures.


Adjustment to food deprivation cycles as a function of age and prenatal x-irradiation.


Congenital steatosis of the liver: biochemical approach to its pathogenesis.


Beneficial effect of orotic acid upon galactose metabolism of erythrocytes from congenital galactosemia.


Demonstration of an accumulation of galactose-1-phosphate in the liver from congenital galactosemia.


Oxygen consumption and anaerobic glycolysis of the muscle from the patients with progressive muscular dystrophy.


A case of maple sugar urine disease.

A case of maple sugar urine disease.


Inhibition of the Ehrlich's reaction of porphobilinogen by indican and related compounds.


The site of action of phenothiazine S35 in the central nervous system.


Adjustable measuring crutch.

Adjustable measuring crutch.


Role of chloroplast ferredoxin in the energy conversion process of photosynthesis.


Stimulation by malonate or isocitrate of the transfer of hydrogens from alpha-oxoglutarate to alpha-oxoglutarate plus ammonia in rat-liver mitochondria.


The role of the thymus gland.

The role of the thymus gland.


Development of thrombolytic activity.

Development of thrombolytic activity.


Serious limitations of a portable ethylene oxide sterilizer.


Changes in the content of adenine nucleotides upon aerobic incubation of sea urchin spermatozoa.


Thionamides. I. Synthesis. Demethylation of their N, N-dimethyl derivatives by sulfur.


A new method of intestinal perfusion for the management of chronic renal failure; a preliminary report. Usefulness of intestinal perfusion in the treatment of uremia is limited by (a) low clearances, (b) atrophy of the perfused mucous membrane, and (c) poor toleration by the patient. A method of intestinal perfusion has been devised which uses most of the small bowel without exclusion from the fecal stream. Two Roux-en-Y anastomoses are made, the proximal 12'' below the ligament of Treitz, the distal 18'' above the ileocecal valve. Perfusion is carried out between the proximal jejunostomy and distal ileostomy, daily. Six litres of fluid are perfused in four hours. The bowel is used for digestion during the remaining 20 hours of the day. Patients have solid bowel movements daily, prior to perfusion. Reflux of intestinal contents, between perfusions, is slight. The method allows maximal diffusion, may prevent bowel atrophy and is well tolerated by the patient. The method is being used, in conjunction with hemodialysis, in treatment of chronic uremia.


Physiological and biochemical studies on nitrogen fixation by blue-green algae. III. The growth and nitrogen fixation of nostoc commune as influenced by culture conditions.


The cellulolytic activity of the culture filtrates of Egyptian mould fungi.


Precipitation and kinetics of fungal cellulases.


On cryptopimaric acid and neoisopimaric acid.


On the mode of action of fungal cellulases.


Arteriography in the diagnosis of tubal pregnancy.


Colonial Quito: its physicians and hospitals. Eugenio ESPEJO, American emancipator.


Pulmonary hamartomas. Ten cases treated surgically.


The Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System.


Use of anabolic steroids in rehabilitation.


Synthetic anabolic steroids in geriatrics.


Sensory transmission in visual pathway in various arousal states of cat.


Diminished responsibility.

Diminished responsibility.


Deaths among Edinburgh school children, 1901-61.


Parathyroid function in vitamin D deficiency rickets. I. Phosphorus excretion index in vitamin D deficiency rickets in South African Bantu infants.


Parathyroid function in vitamin D deficiency rickets. II. The relationship of parathyroid function to bone changes and incidence of tetany in vitamin D deficiency rickets in South African Bantu infants.


The metabolic clearance rate of aldosterone in pregnant and nonpregnant subjects estimated by both single-injection and constant-infusion methods.


The interdependence of size, number and value in young children's estimates of magnitude.


Classification and quantitative judgement.


Biochemical studies on the drug metabolism. I. Some factors affecting on the metabolism of cyclobarbital.


Biochemical studies on the drug metabolism. II. The effects of some steroids on the metabolism of cyclobarbital.


Effect of saline infusion, ACTH infusion and blood transfusion on the hormone excretion of patients with hyperemesis.


Effect of serotonin on cardiac output and organ blood flow of rats.


Effect of carbon dioxide inhalation on the circulation of the anaesthetized rat.


Mental mechanisms of school phobia and its prevention.


Studies on the ultraviolet-spectral displacements of cattle rhodopsin.


Centrifugal nervous system to the olfactory bulb.


Studies on the denaturation of taka-amylase A and on its reversibility. II. Urea-denaturation and its reversal by removal or dilution of urea.


An epidemiological approach to the relation between diet and cerebrovascular lesions and arteriosclerotic heart disease.


Some observations of the ST depression in the exercise electrocardiogram.


Adenosinetriphosphatase activity of microsomes from rabbit skeletal muscle; its general enzymic properties and relation to physiological function of microsomes.


Some factors influencing the plateau-formation in Co-treated or Nitreated single myelinated nerve fibres.


Glucosylated DNA from a transducing phage for Bacillus subtilis.


Replacement of thymidylic acid by deoxyuridylic acid in the deoxyribonucleic acid of a transducing phage for Bacillus subtilis.


Transducing phages for Bacillus subtilis.


Effects of autonomic nerve blocking on pulmonary lesions.


Usnic acid. II. Methylusnic acid.

Usnic acid. II. Methylusnic acid.


Physiocochemical studies on denaturation of myosin-adenosinetriphosphatase. II. Changes in chromatographic profile and optical rotation.


Usnic acid. IV. Isoanhydromethyldihydrousnic acid.


A new cell concentration method for cancer cytology of sputum.


Some observations on the glycerinated muscle fibres by polarizing microscope.


Studies on attenuation of Poliovirus. II. Attenuation of Poliovirus (type 3, Saukett strain) by modified passage in developing chick embryo and chick cell culture.


Uutocorrelation of ventricular response in atrial fibrillation.


Isolation of uridine diphosphate N-acetylglucosamine-6-fucose from hen oviduct.


Contribution to the study of the phenomenon of senility in the rat ovary and the relation between the ovary and the ganglion cervicale uteri of the rat.


A low-molecular-weight gamma1-globulin derived from normal human plasma.


A cytochemical study of tobacco leaf cells infected with tobacco mosaic virus.


Clinical and chromosomal features in two cases of Klinefelter's syndrome.


Effects of the fractionated intra-arterial administration of nitromin and chromomycin-A on human bladder tumor.


Optimum conditions of the medium for cultivating JTC-4 cells (a cell strain derived from suckling rat hearts) in vitro.


A stochastic model for word association tests.


Retention and excretion of caesium-137 by man.


Arteriomesenteric duodenal obstruction in the newborn infant.


Encapsulated glioma of the Sylvian fissure associated with neurofibromatosis. Report of a case with histopathological comparison of surgical lesion and autopsy specimen following recurrence.


Traumatic intradural avulsion of the nerve roots of the brachial plexus.


Ivalon as a cover for excised burn wounds. An evaluation.


The dilemma of new drugs--1961.

The dilemma of new drugs--1961.


Employes show hospital how to improve.

Employes show hospital how to improve.


The bugaboo of generic names and drug patents.


Physicians's personal pharmaceutical guide.


Injuries to the cervical spine.

Injuries to the cervical spine.


Dental survey of healthy older persons.

Dental survey of healthy older persons.


Seasonal influence of sunlight on the hypercalcemia of sarcoidosis.


Geographic variation in the prevalence of histoplasmin sensitivity in the Panama Canal Zone.


Naturally acquired histoplasmosis in the mammals of the Panama Canal Zone.


Isolation of Histoplasma capsulatum and Microsporum gypseum from soil and bat guano in Panama and the Canal Zone.


The impact of education.

The impact of education.


Renal aspects of certain antihypertensive agents.


The pharmacology of trichlormethiazide, a benzothiadiazine diuretic.


Renal hypertension.

Renal hypertension.


Arterio-venous fistulae.

Arterio-venous fistulae.


The chronic offender.

The chronic offender.


Diagnosis and surgical treatment of thyroid carcinoma.


Cancer and the chemotherapist.

Cancer and the chemotherapist.


Continuing use of episirectomy.

Continuing use of episirectomy.


Proteinases of the stomach in health and disease.


Accrediation in dietetics.

Accrediation in dietetics.


Mammography in proper perspective.

Mammography in proper perspective.


Mammography in perspective.

Mammography in perspective.


The double bubble.

The double bubble.


Insulinoma in a 69 year old woman. A case report.


Virus diseases on Tristan da Cunha.

Virus diseases on Tristan da Cunha.


Studies on some viruses (rhinoviruses) isolated from common colds.


Laboratory and clinical effects of nortestosterone. III. Ovulation-inhibiting effects of small dosages of 17 alpha-19-nortestosterone acetate.


The polycystic ovary. A clinical and laboratory study.


Pathological studies on the prostate glands of Japanese, with special reference to latent malignancy.


The formation of the Japan Cancer Society.


The overhead projector in teaching.

The overhead projector in teaching.


Spermatokinesigraphic characteristics of vibrating spermatozoa.


Luteinizing hormone excretion in the polycystic ovary syndrome.


Site of Gram stain in cells of Gram-positive micro-organisms.


On the vasculature of the aortic bodies in birds.


Supracardial encapsulated receptors of the aorta and the pulmonary artery in birds.


Preliminary note on the studies of the lipofuscin in the nerve cells of the rhesus monkey.


Fever and pruritic generalized eruption.


The influence of some antibiotica and chemotherapeutic drugs on the development of the embryo of the hen.


Modification of radiation-damage by environmental factors, as demonstrated by incorporation of 32P into nucleic acids of gamma-irradiated Ehrlich ascites-tumour cells.


Reflectance responses of frogs to melanophore hormone.


Further studies of Olpidium as a vector of tobacco necrosis virus.


Transmission of tobacco necrosis virus by a fungus, Olpidium brassicae.


Myasthenia gravis. Electromyographic evidence for myopathy.


A pilot project in California: mental health summer work-study program.


The physiological aspects of emotional problems of executives. 3. Physical treatment of emotional problems.


Durabolin in anorexia nervosa.

Durabolin in anorexia nervosa.


Experimental transpulmonary migration of trophoblast.


An inquiry into the living habits of the patient with bladder tumor.


The detection and estimation of carbon monoxide.


Haemorrhagic sarcoma of Kaposi associated with vascular hamartomas.


An experimental evaluation of the role of regional chronic lymphoedema in neovascular growth.


Ophthalmoscopic evaluation of hypertensive retinopathy.


The allergens of asthma. (An analysis of more than 5000 cases).


Ecological observations on the molluscs of significance in the transmission of bilharziasis in Kenya. Further knowledge of the bionomics of bilharziasis vectors is necessary before more effective measures can be taken to control them. Such knowledge, acquired from long-term observations in a variety of habitats, should help to fill some of the gaps in knowledge of molluscan ecology. The present studies were conducted over a period of three to five years and included observations on the proved and suspected vectors of bilharziasis in Kenya. Records were kept of seasonal and regional distribution of the snails, population dynamics and infection rates. Seasonal distribution normally conformed to a definite pattern but was often so influenced by unseasonable weather and interference by man as to render it unrecognizable. Temperature, water fluctuations, types and amount of vegetation, dissolved oxygen and other physical and chemical characteristics of the water were recorded and an attempt was made to assess the importance of the changes in such environmental factors on the prevalence of the snails studied. No correlation could be found between vegetational changes in the habitat and the number of snails present, but complete coverage of the water surface with horizontal vegetation tended to an absence of snails. Except for torrential floods, water fluctuations seemed to have no effect on snail numbers and the chemical and physical properties of the water of negative habitats appeared to be within the range of tolerance of the species observed.It was not found possible to assess the effects of small temperature changes on reproduction in snails; it is suggested that further trials are justified.There was no obvious effect on numbers when snails were found with predators in the same habitat. Many otherwise adequate habitats were unintentionally rendered unsuitable for vector snails by direct interference by man.


Hypoglycorrhachia associated with solitary intracranial tumor.


The clinical-pathological spectrum of primary ulcers of the small intestine.


Gallstone obstruction of the colon.

Gallstone obstruction of the colon.


Cocaine tachyphylaxis.

Cocaine tachyphylaxis.


Perception and short-term memory in the identification of multisymbol displays.


Surgical management of an unusual urethral calculus.


Histopathological studies on the nature of lymph node tuberculosis.


Organ homogenates to stimulate wound healing in rats. Parenteral application.


Mitotic rate and cell differentiation in the diseased human gastric mucosa.


A study of the action of antifibrillatory compounds on the duration of the refractory phase in the frog's heart.


The law confronts hypnotism.

The law confronts hypnotism.


Oxyphenbutazone. A new anti-inflammatory agent in the treatment of acute otolaryngologic disorders.


Activity changes following partial hippocampal lesions in rats.


Electrocardiographic changes associated with phenothiazine.


Personal injury law and hypnotism.

Personal injury law and hypnotism.


Effect of a high-fat diet on the concentration of antihemophilic globulin and factor V. Experiments were carried out to determine whether a diet known to produce coronary thrombosis in rats (Hartroft, O'Neal and Thomas(6)) could produce increases in antihemophilic globulin (AHG), Factor V, and other coagulation factors. In animals continuously fed the thrombogenic diet the concentration of AHG increased to 186% of normal by two weeks and to 373% by eight weeks. The concentration of Factor V rose to a lesser extent, reaching 138% compared to a normal value of 100%. The prothrombin time, stypven time and plasma clotting time also showed significant changes. After thrombin injections, the mortality from massive thrombosis was significantly higher in fat-fed rats. As a considerable number of rats on this diet were shown to develop spontaneous thrombosis, the coagulation disturbances here described acquire added importance.


Psychosomatic aspects of nervous system disease.


Prolonged normothermic perfusion of the isolated baboon and sheep kidney with maintenance of function.


The effect of sexual hormones on the function of the pituitary-adrenocortical system in the female rat.


The effect of FSH and HCG on the dog's ovarian progesterone and delta-4-androstene-3-17-dione secretion in vivo.


The differential diagnosis of the polycythaemias by plasma iron turnover determination. A simple clinical method.


Some aspects of experimental allergy. 1.


Effect of adrenalectomy on histamine metabolism in the rat.


Formation of histamine in rat tissues.

Formation of histamine in rat tissues.


Allergy and adrenal corticosteroids.

Allergy and adrenal corticosteroids.


Application of fluorescent antibody technic to pathology.


Separation of morphological conversion and virus production in Rous sarcoma virus infection.


Further evidence for a converted, non-virus-producing state of Rous sarcoma virus-infected cells.


Personal tempo and subjective accentuation.


The precipitation of fibrinogen by heparin at pH 4.8.


The estimation of heparin co-factor in serum. A quantitative method of estimating heparin co-factor in terms of percentage activity is presented. The activity in sera from 75 normal subjects varied little from 100%. Low results were obtained in sera from 50 cases of varying types of malignancy.


A safe and simple post-operative dressing for bat ears.


A five-year follow-up of one thousand tuberculous patients.


The incidence of erythrasma of the toewebs.


The modified Whiteside test. Recommended procedures for bulk or blended milk deliveries.


A newly recognised strain of Staphylococcus aureus associated with epidemics in six hospitals.


Prolapse of the gastric mucosa through the pylorus.


Anatomical separation of the right and left lobes of the liver for intrahepatic anastomosis of the biliary ducts.


Unusual ureterovaginal fistula: report of a case.


The Fielding H. Garrison lecture. Basic science, medicine, and the romantic era.


Development of speech.

Development of speech.


Accumulation of calcium and strontium by brown trout from waters in the United Kingdom.


Electron microscope study of the pathology of keratoconus: I.


Fine structure of the human cornea: epithelium and stroma.


Aorto-pulmonary artery fistula due to idiopathic cystic medionecrosis.


Myelographic findings in spondylosis of the lumbar spine.


Lumbar spondylosis with compression of cauda equina.


Premature synostosis of the sagittal suture, and its treatment. A modification of the linear craniectomy and the use of synthetic fabrics.


Congenital generalized fibromatosis (renal and skeletal) with complete spontaneous regression.


A comparison between the exophthalmos-inhibiting effect of L- and D-thyroxin in guinea pigs.


The diuretic effects of some Chinese drugs in man and in animals.


The use of Teflon as a dural substitute and its other neurosurgical applications.


A comparison between the exophthalmos inhibiting effects of sokium-D- and sodium-L-thyroxine in guinea pigs.


Needed on voyage.

Needed on voyage.


Concepts of threshold and sensitivity of ventilatory control.


Blindness in New Zealand.

Blindness in New Zealand.


Pneumonia virus of mice (PVM) in cell culture.


Benign hydatidiform mole followed by late pulmonary choriocarcinoma.


Julius Robert MAYER (1814-1878).

Julius Robert MAYER (1814-1878).


Comparative quantitative morphology of the mammalian lung: diffusing area.


Interaction of CO2 and hypoxic stimuli on ventilation at high altitude.


Radioactive thiiodothyronine evaluation of thyroid function in pregnancy.


Effects of corticosteroids on experimental amoebiasis.


A study of gall-stones and included worms in recurrent pyogenic cholangitis.


On the histochemical localization of the nonspecific cholinesterase in the central nervous system of rats.


Some biophysical considerations on pressoreceptors.


Electroretinograms from noncorneal electrodes.


Synthesis and pharmacological properties of some derivatives of p-aminophenylethanolamine.


Multiple cesarean sections; a ten-year review.


Adjunctive therapies in the treatment of mental illness.


Training of nutrition workers for developing countries.


Vegetable proteins in infant feeding.

Vegetable proteins in infant feeding.


Hazards to health. Epoxy resins.

Hazards to health. Epoxy resins.


Sedimentation of bile constituents.

Sedimentation of bile constituents.


Volman collector for gas chromatography.


Influence of 1-norepinephrine upon hepatic blood flow.


On the venereal nature of genito-urinary trichomoniasis.


Alkaloids of root-bark of Orixa japonica Thumb. XII. Nuclear magnetic resonance study of N-methylorixidinine, N-methylisoorixidinine, and N-methylorixidine.


Renal damage produced in vivo by homologous mouse antisera.


Antibody response to homografts. VIII. Relation of mouse hemagglutinins and cytotoxins. Antigenic differences between certain inbred strains of mice which could not be revealed by hemagglutination techniques were readily disclosed by lymphocyte cytotoxicity. With an improved cytotoxicity test lymphotoxic titers were as high as 1:512 with non-hemagglutinating A anti CBA antisera. In other mouse strain combinations, a close parallel of both types of antibody activity was obtained. Though both activities were absorbed from antisera proportionally by erythrocytes and lymph node cells, 100 to 1000 times as many erythrocytes as lymphocytes were necessary to produce an equivalent reduction in antibody activity. These findings suggest that erythrocytes may possess only subthreshold quantities of certain antigens which are present in readily detectable levels on lymphocytes. Lymphocyte cytotoxicity therefore may assay a wider range of allogenic antigens than hemagglutination.


X-ray sensitivity and DNA synthesis in synchronous populations of HeLa cells. Inhibition with either 5-fluorodeoxyuridine or deoxyadenosine for specified periods during the division cycle of the HeLa S3 cell shows that the mid-interphase peak in sensitivity occurs just before DNA replication begins. Sensitivity subsequently decreases only after synthesis of DNA is resumed. One interpretation of the relation between fluctuations in sensitivity and in DNA synthesis is that the lethal radiation damage to these cells occurs in DNA.


Variations in several responses of HeLa cells to x-irradiation during the division cycle. Several responses of synchronized populations of HeLa S3 cells were measured after irradiation with 220 kev x-rays at selected times during the division cycle. (1) Survival (colony-forming ability) is maximal when cells are irradiated in the early post-mitotic (G(1)) and the pre-mitotic (G(2)) phases of the cycle, and minimal in the mitotic (M) and late G(1) or early DNA synthetic (S) phases. (2) Markedly different growth patterns result from irradiation in different phases: (a) Prolongation of interphase (division delay) is minimal when cells are irradiated early in G(1) and rises progressively through the remainder of the cycle. (b) Cells irradiated while in mitosis are not delayed in that division, but the succeeding division is delayed. (c) Persistence of cells as metabolizing entities does not depend on the phase of the division cycle in which they are irradiated. (3) Characteristic perturbations of the normal DNA synthetic cycle occur: (a) Cells irradiated in M suffer a small delay in the onset of S, a slight prolongation of S, and a slight depression in the rate of DNA synthesis; the major delay occurs in G(2). (b) Cells irradiated in G(1) show no delay in the onset of S, and essentially no alteration in the duration or rate of DNA synthesis; G(2) delay is minimal. (c) Cells irradiated in S suffer an appreciable S prolongation and a decreased rate of DNA synthesis; G(2) delay is shorter than S delay.


Growth and nucleic acid synthesis in synchronously dividing populations of HeLa cells.


Surface electric charge of ascites hepatomas and the dissociation of islands of tumor cells.


Studies on the nature of binding of carcinogenic aminoazo dyes with liver proteins. VIII. Some chemical properties of purified polar dyes.


Comparison of the effects of crystalline dihydrotachysterol, vitamin D2 and parathyroid extract on calcium and phosphorus metabolism in man.


Organic-inorganic interrelationships in avian egg shell.


Structure and calcification in avian egg shell.


Library inservice education.

Library inservice education.


Carcinoma of the colon associated with inguinal hernia.


An examination of some contributing demographic variables in a cross-national study.


Emotional problems of executives. The prelude.


Clinical application of electron spin resonance. Differential diagnosis of jaundice.


Stable sudanophilia. Contributions to the histochemistry of the Sudan dyes.


Discrimination learning with and without "errors". Responses to S- ("errors") are not a necessary condition for the formation of an operant discrimination of color. Errors do not occur if discrimination training begins early in conditioning and if S+ and S- initially differ with respect to brightness, duration and wavelength. After training starts, S-'s duration and brightness is progressively increased until S+ and S- differ only with respect to wavelength. Errors do occur if training starts after much conditioning in the presence of S+ has occurred or if S+ and S- differ only with respect to wavelength throughout training. Performance following discrimination learning without errors lacks three characteristics that are found following learning with errors. Only those birds that learned the discrimination with errors showed (1) "emotional" responses in the presence of S-, (2) an increase in the rate (or a decrease in the latency) of its response to S+, and (3) occasional bursts of responses to S-.


Errorless discrimination learning inthe pigeon: effects of chlorpromazine and impiramine. Chlorpromazine or imipramine disrupts a pigeon's performance on a discrimination between a vertical and horizontal line only if the discrimination was learned with errors. Errorless learning is obtained if training starts with an easy-to-learn discrimination of color and shifts progressively to the more difficult horizontal-vertical discrimination.


Errorless transfer of a discrimination across two continua. A procedure developed earlier (Terrace, 1963) successfully trained a red-green discrimination without the occurrence of any errors in 12 out of 12 cases. Errorless transfer from the red-green discrimination to a discrimination between a vertical and a horizontal line was accomplished by first superimposing the vertical and the horizontal lines on the red and green backgrounds, respectively, and then fading out the red and the green backgrounds. Superimposition of the two sets of stimuli without fading, or an abrupt transfer from the first to the second set of stimuli, resulted in the occurrence of errors during transfer. Superimposition, however, did result in some "incidental learning". Performance following acquisition of the vertical-horizontal discrimination with errors differed from performance following acquisition without errors. If the vertical-horizontal discrimination was learned with errors, the latency of the response to S+ was permanently shortened and errors occurred during subsequent testing on the red-green discrimination even though the red-green discrimination was originally acquired without errors. If the vertical-horizontal discrimination was learned without errors, the latency of the response to S+ was unaffected and no errors occurred during subsequent testing on the red-green discrimination.


The quantification of tonal volume.

The quantification of tonal volume.


Emotionality as a function of delay of reward.


Analysis in guiding food department planning.


The nature of the LSD experience.

The nature of the LSD experience.


Incidence of diagnosed sarcoidosis in Louisiana.


The future growth of departments of preventive medicine.


The future of community health services.


Epidemiology of cervical cancer.

Epidemiology of cervical cancer.


A century's progress in public health.

A century's progress in public health.


Environment and health: 70 years after.

Environment and health: 70 years after.


Remarks--a united front against common killers.


Preparedness at community level--an urgent goal.


Research responsibilities in international health.


The fine structure of lipidosis.

The fine structure of lipidosis.


Studies in Tay-Sachs disease. II. Ultrastructure of the cerebrum.


Studies inn Tay-Sachs disease. V. The membrane of the membranous cytoplasmic body.


Effect of eye enucleation and eyelid closure upon the brain and associated visual structures in the mouse. 1. A report on degenerative changes.


Measurement of cervical dilatation in labour.


Evidence for a relationship between figural after-effects and after-images.


Recording of bioelectrical activities of intact chick embryos in ovo.


Demonstration of complement-fixation titres against the speciesspecific trachoma antigen in sera of trachoma patients.


Our new atmospheric environment.

Our new atmospheric environment.


Some aspects of international assistance to Ethiopian health services.


Management of patients with posttraumatic renal insufficiency.


A standardization of Raven's Progressive Matrices 1938 (Revised Order 1956).


Genetic recombination between phages S13 and phi-X174.


The induction of large deletions by nitrous acid.


The effect of electromagnetic radiation on tissue.


Physical investigations of wedge filters with cobalt-60 telethrapy units.


Analysis of part-time nursing in general hospitals.


The periportal vascular resistances. A study using an analogous electrical model.


Excited states of flavin coenzymes. Influence of structural factors on the reactivity of excited flavins.


Use of blood volume determination. Its value in preparation of chronically ill patients for major surgery.


Ruptured aneurysm of abdominal aorta.

Ruptured aneurysm of abdominal aorta.


Evaluation of a systemic trichomonacide.


The role of glucose in the initiation and maintenance of ventricular fibrillation.


The effect of bivalent metal ions on the hydrolysis of adenosine di- and triphosphate.


On the mode of action of glucose in the maintenance of ventricular fibrillation.


Histochemical distribution of enzymes associated with the metabolism of carbohydrates in the various elements of the cerebellum.


Further observations on the neurokeratin network of peripheral nerves.


The morphological and chemical identity of the intracellular organelles and inclusions in the spinal ganglion cells of rat.


Histochemical studies on the distribution of beta-glucuronidase and succinic dehydrogenase in young and old spinal ganglion cells of the rat.


Histochemical studies on the distribution of specific and non-specific cholinesterases and simple esterase in the cerebellum of the rat.


Histochemical studies on the distribution of alkaline and acid phosphatases and 5-nucleotidase in the cerebellum of rat.


Von Willebrand's disease (hereditary pseudo-haemophilia). Investigation of a family of bleeders.


Notes on the smooth dogfish, Mustelus canis, during the first three months of gestation. II. Structural modifications of yolk-sacs and yolk-stalks correlated with increasing absorptive function.


On the topographical differences in the localization of certain enzymes in trigeminal ganglion cells of rat.


Notes on the smooth dogfish, Mustelus canis, during the first three months of gestation. I. Components of the egg, early embryos, and yolk-sacs.


Functional gastrointestinal disorders.

Functional gastrointestinal disorders.


Small intestinal blood flow.

Small intestinal blood flow.


Motility in the gastrointestinal tract.

Motility in the gastrointestinal tract.


Criteria for the diagnosis of hiatal hernia.


Jaundice.

Jaundice.


A clinical and parasitological survey of the Tristan da Cunha islanders.


Electromyographic findings in polyneuropathy.


The ultrastructure and disposition of vesiculated nerve processes in smooth muscle. The walls of the gastrointestinal tract and urinary bladder of rats were fixed in osmium tetroxide, embedded in methacrylate, and sectioned for electron microscopy. The examination of sections of smooth muscle tissue with the electron microscope reveals the presence of bundles of unmyelinated nerve fibers within the intercellular spaces. In addition, vesiculated nerve processes, bounded on their outer surfaces by delicate plasma membranes and typically containing varying quantities of synaptic vesicles and mitochondria, make intimate contact with the surface of smooth muscle cells. These nerve processes are similar in structure and disposition to nerve endings previously described in skeletal muscle, in the central nervous system, in peripheral ganglia, in receptors, and in glands. It is concluded that the relationships existing between vesiculated nerve processes and the surface of smooth muscle cells constitute neuromuscular junctions. Profiles of protrusions of smooth muscle cells are often seen protruding into the intercellular spaces. Here they occur singly or in groups, originating from one or more cells. Because of the plane of section the protrusions may sometimes appear as individual entities between the muscle cells. In such cases care must be exercised in their identification because they have characteristics similar to sectioned nerve processes which also occur in the intercellular spaces.


The release of vasoactive substances in acute pancreatitis.


Function of the contralateral kidney in renal hypertension due to renal artery stenosis.


Clinical trial of a new antitussive agent.


External cardiac compression. Method, results, and complications.


Calcium, chloride, cholesterol, inorganic phosphorus and total protein in blood plasma during the early neonatal period studied with ultramicrochemical methods.


Tinea amiantacea--a case report.

Tinea amiantacea--a case report.


Dysplasia epiphysialis punctata.

Dysplasia epiphysialis punctata.


Development of a multiphasic screening examination for medical care patients--II. Sensitivity and specificity of the multiphasic screening examination.


Development of a multiphasic screening examination for medical care patients--III. Yield of the multiphasic screening examination.


The age factor and tolerance of full thickness skin homografts in normal or thymectomized canine littermates.


Aminomalonic decarboxylase.

Aminomalonic decarboxylase.


Psychological patterning in marriage.

Psychological patterning in marriage.


Granulocyte responses of children to bacterial endotoxin.


A new species of Westella (Trematoda: Opisthogoniminae) from a Mexican snake.


Protein abnormalities in ulcerative colitis patients and their families.


Persistence of serum complement in sera of patients with ulcerative colitis.


Dicarbonyl carbohydrates.

Dicarbonyl carbohydrates.


The morphology of an anaerobic oral filamentous microorganism as revealed by electron microscopy.


The acute hemodynamic effects of alpha-methyldopa in thyrotoxic patients and normal subjects.


Instrumental and goal responses in nonresponse partial reinforcement.


Drive stimulus generalization increments.


Results of a recent cancer survey for South Dakota.


Potentialities of pediatrics.

Potentialities of pediatrics.


The significance of a name.

The significance of a name.


Changes in limb volume and in venous infusion pressures caused by pregnancy.


Treatment of subacute bacterial endocarditis in patients allergic to penicillin. Report of four cases.


Drug irritations from miotics.

Drug irritations from miotics.


Superior limbic keratoconjunctivitis.

Superior limbic keratoconjunctivitis.


Flat chamber glaucoma due to organization of the anterior vitreous: a complication of post-cataract endophthalmitis.


Flat chamber glaucoma due to organization of the anterior vitreous following post-cataract endophthalmitis: report of cases.


An appraisal of IDU in the treatment of herpetic keratitis.


Advances in ophthalmology. Topical drug reactions in glaucoma.


Synthesis of tryptophan peptides.

Synthesis of tryptophan peptides.


Spectrophotometric demonstration of ternary liver alcohol dehydrogenase--coenzyme--substrate complexes.


Teaching in the ward.

Teaching in the ward.


This is what's new in anesthesiology.

This is what's new in anesthesiology.


Frequency of sex-chromatin-positive cells in the logarithmic and postlogarithmic growth phases of human cells in tissue culture.


Ventricular septal defects in infancy. Late results of artificial stenosis of the pulmonary artery and indications for radical operation.


The pathogenesis of experimental dietary siderosis of the liver.


Characterization of human liver ferritin by starch-gel electrophoresis.


Some observations on the fine cytology of the parenchymal liver cells in kwashiorkor patients.


Bush surgery. VI. Anaesthesia for the bush surgeon.


Some aspects of the "abnormal" neuromuscular junction.


Influence of massing and spacing on Necker Cube reversals.


Traumatic fetal death without uterine injury. Report of a case.


Hypoparathyroidism and hypopituitarism.

Hypoparathyroidism and hypopituitarism.


Physiologic studies early after repair of tetralogy of Fallot.


Physiologic studies following surgical correction of ventricular septal defect.


Psychosomatic concepts of certain gynaecological and obstetric problems.


Anesthetic management during open intracardiac surgery.


Performance tests of a passenger oxygen system designed for altitudes to 45,000 feet.


The trophoblast, its function and extracorporeal existence.


Ionizing radiation.

Ionizing radiation.


Leptospirosis in the highlands of West New Guinea. A survey with paper-dried blood samples.


Metastasizing benign trophoblastic tumors.


Nicotine and thyroid effect on adrenal catecholamines.


Effect of 6-(1'-methyl-4'-nitro-5'-imidazolyl)-mercaptopurine and 2-amino-6-(1'-methyl-4'-nitro-5'-imidazolyl)-mercaptopurine on the rat litter in utero.


Effect of substituted mercaptopurines on the rat litter in utero.


Prophylaxis and therapy with anticoagulants


Chronic tracheostomy in dogs.

Chronic tracheostomy in dogs.


Gas-liquid chromatography. A contribution to the theory of separation in open hole tubes.


Pathways of hydrocarbon dissimilation by a Pseudomonas as revealed by chloramphenicol.


The chronic alcoholic in the special hospital.


Agranulocytosis associated with sulphasalazine ('Salazopyrin') therapy.


A comparison of hydrolase and lytic activities of the digestive juices of the giant African snail, Achatina fulica, and Helix pomatia.


Etiologic diagnosis of pleural effusion by punch biopsy of the parietal pleura.


Chemical mutagenesis of Newcastle disease virus.


The application of isotope effects in the study of biological and geological processes.


The dispersal of organisms from minor septic lesions. Air sampling during the incision of 40 septic lesions did not produce any evidence of dispersal of pathogenic bacteria. The removal of dressings in a sterile dressing-box was associated with the dispersal of both pathogenic and non-pathogenic bacteria. From 45 dressings the average total bacterial count was 104 bacteria-containing particles per cubic foot. Thirteen out of 26 staphylococcal lesions dispersed staphylococci when the dressings were removed, the levels of staphylococci ranging from 0.3 to 33.3 colonies per cubic foot.


Variations of serum transaminases in the early postoperative period.


The number of binding sites of sweet potato beta amylase.


The graduate student syndrome.

The graduate student syndrome.


Search-discrimination time for missing stimulus information.


Pseudo-transference reactions due to cultural stereotyping.


Allergy and the upper respiratory tract.


Clues to patients' behavior. Psychiatric nursing principles can be applied in medical-surgical nursing.


A new approach to the Rorschach test as a research tool. I. Preliminary note.


Hormonal and isotope measure in thyroid carcinoma.


Lenticular changes associated with beta radiation of the eye and their significance.


Plastic operations.

Plastic operations.


Pulmonary hematoma.

Pulmonary hematoma.


The relation of factors XII, XI, and IX to hypercoagulable states.


A test of the "units hypothesis" employing wave-length generalization in human subjects.


A further study of stimulus generalization following three-stimulus discrimination training. A group of pigeons was trained in a Skinner box to peck for VI reinforcement when the key was illuminated by a monochromatic light of 540 or 580 mmu but were non-reinforced for responding to 560 mmu. Two control groups, differing in amount of training, received only the two positive stimuli. At the completion of training all Ss received generalization tests under extinction. Both control groups produced bi-modal generalization gradients with the peaks of responding at the S+ values. The post-discrimination gradient revealed peaks displaced from the S+ values in the direction away from the S-, low responding and increased steepness in the region of S- and a general elevation of the gradient.


Stimulus generalization of a positive conditioned reinforcer. Stimulus generalization has been observed for discriminative, eliciting, and emotional functions of stimuli. In our study, in order to investigate the generalization of the reinforcing function of stimuli, pigeons were trained in a Skinner box to peck at an unlighted key to obtain aperiodic, brief exposures of light at a wavelength of 550 mmicro, the positive conditioned reinforcer, which was immediately followed by food reward. Testing in extinction, we obtained generalization gradients for the number of responses and the time the pigeons expended to produce exposures on the unlighted key of 550 mmicro, 530 mmicro) 510 mmicro, or no light. This finding suggests that stimulus generalization occurs with all functions of stimuli.


Anesthesia for emergency otolaryngological surgery.


Airways.

Airways.


The Christina Rainy Hospital.

The Christina Rainy Hospital.


Modification of Copper Kettle.

Modification of Copper Kettle.


Pre- and postoperative minor discomforts.


The effect of methotrexate on the production of antibodies against attenuated distemper virus in the dog.


Eye movements and fixations during initial viewing of Rorschach cards.


Effects of group size.

Effects of group size.


The effect of gallamine triethiodide on blood pressure.


The eye movements of a pilot during aircraft landing.


The demonstration of recent sexual intercourse in the male by the lugol method.


Prolonged ventilation with cyclator.

Prolonged ventilation with cyclator.


Effects of lesions in the cingulum one maze learning and avoidance conditioning in the rat.


Elliptocytosis. Review of the literature and presentation of a case history.


Resting arteriovenous oxygen difference and exercise cardiac output.


A tuberculosis drug resistance register: 1956-1961.


Some aspects of thyroid ophthalmopathy.

Some aspects of thyroid ophthalmopathy.


The preparation and measurement of the surface activity of a series of 4-alkyl-1,1'-spirobipiperidinium bromides.


The isolation and identification of the major alkaloid present in Tabernaemontana pachysiphon Stapf. var cumminsi (Stapf.) H. Huber.


Modification of glucagon-induced hyperglycemia by various steroidal agents.


The single epileptic seizure in the adult.


Neurologic manifestations in idiopathic orthostatic hypotension.


Resprium (Librium-theophylline-ephedrine compound) in the treatment of bronchial asthma and respiratory allergy.


Insect allergy-prophylaxis and emergency treatment.


Ether used to produce insensibility in 1821.


A method of cleaning microscope slides for their repeated use in the examination of sputum for tubercle bacilli.


Prevention by cortisone of the changes in cartilage induced by an excess of vitamin A in rabbits.


Papain, vitamin A, lysosomes, and endotoxin. An essay on useful irrelevancies in the study of tissue damage.


Cellular lipoproteins. IV. The insoluble lipoproteins of various tissues.


Carotid and vertebral artery involvement in cervicalcranial trauma.


Retrograde brachial angiography in cerebrovascular disease.


Acrylic picture varnish for thin stained films.


Mammography. Experience with 366 cases at Columbia Hospital for Women.


The present status of gamma glubulin therapy for asthmatic children.


Contralateral pneumothorax: a complication of pneumonectomy. Report of a case.


Neural factors underlying variations in electrical resistance of apparently nonsweating skin.


The connective tissue of peripheral nerve: an electron microscope study.


On the occurrence of bacterial mutations permitting lysogenization by clear variants of temperate bacteriophages.


Thorium distribution and excretion studies. I. Patterns following parenteral administration.


All speed and no control.

All speed and no control.


Sulfur dioxide, sulfuric acid aerosol and visibility in Los Angeles.


Drugs: reactions and pre-testing.

Drugs: reactions and pre-testing.


Thrombocytopenic purpura secondary to sulfamethoxypyridazine.


DDT susceptibility and selection of the larvae of a laboratory-colony of Culex gelidus Theobald.


Geographic pathology of arteriosclerosis.


The susceptibility of Culex pipiens fatigans Wiedemann larvae to insecticides in Malaya. The levels of susceptibility of C. p. fatigans larvae from four different localities in Malaya to DDT, dieldrin, malathion, fenthion, diazinon and Sevin have been studied; their toxicity was: diazinon > fenthion > malathion > dieldrin > DDT > Sevin.Larvae from different localities showed a wide range of susceptibility to the chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides, dieldrin (40x) and DDT (10x), but the organophosphorus compounds and the carbamate compound, Sevin, gave consistent results from all localities. One strain from a rural area (Lamir) was the most susceptible to all insecticides and has been used as a reference strain for related studies on the development of resistance.


Manual removal of the placenta.

Manual removal of the placenta.


The use of 5,5-dimethyl-2,4-oxazolidinedione for determination of intracellular pH.


Bioassay of essential acids, comparison of effect of triglycerides, methyl and ethyl esters.


Long-term anticoagulant therapy.

Long-term anticoagulant therapy.


Failure of secretin or duodenal acidification to inhibit ethanolinduced HCl secretion by Heidenhain pouches.


Anaphylaxis in pigs and its relationship to the pathogenesis of oedema disease and gastro-enteritis associated with Escherichia coli.


A proposed new concept for estimating the limit of human tolerance to impact acceleration.


Mesenteric vascular insufficiency.

Mesenteric vascular insufficiency.


Teaching physiology-1963. New instrumentation in physiology teaching a K. U. Medical Center.


A sense of values.

A sense of values.


Job assessment.

Job assessment.


Diagnoses and procedures in physical therapy-report of a survey.


Propylthiouracil in hemogrhagic pancreatitis.


Diverticula of the gastroin-testinal tract.


Conservative surgery in the treatment of duodenal ulcer.


Sex distribution of Staphylococcus aureus colonization and disease in newborn infant.


Survey of college health service directors regarding smoking.


Suppurative ear, nose, and throat disease. Intracranial complications.


Public health in relation to the private medicine.


Prolonged labour: its management and prognosis.


The effect of food deprivation on temperature regulation in exercise.


Perplexing cystic masses near the kidney.


Specific treatment areas. Components of success.


Transurethral prostatic resection after myocardial infarction.


Peptic ulcer following rectal steroids.

Peptic ulcer following rectal steroids.


Howard Wheaton BRAYTON, M.D. 1884-1963.

Howard Wheaton BRAYTON, M.D. 1884-1963.


Steroid actions and uses: a panel discussion.


Studies on the effect of hormone administration on body weight and on tibial epiphysial cartilage width in intact, hypophysectomized and adrenalectomized rats.


New modifications in hysterocolpectomy for procidentia.


Modern medical education: practical medicine versus pure science.


Urethroplasty for stricture.

Urethroplasty for stricture.


Management of the neurogenic bladder.

Management of the neurogenic bladder.


Urologic emergencies in the pediatric age group.


The practical approach to incontinence of urine.


Reconstruction of the ureteropelvic junction with pedicle grafts of renal capsule.


Serum antinuclear factors associated with systemic lupus erythematosus.


First stage urethroplasty for bulbous urethral stricture: a new technique.


Physiologic scope of the antral inhibitory hormone.


How hot is hot enough?

How hot is hot enough?


Use of computer simulation techniques in predicting requirements for maternity facilities.


Hospital research.

Hospital research.


Management of the adnexal mass in the female pelvis.


Recognition and management of carotid artery insufficiency.


Role of the surgeon in the treatment of chronic ulcerative colitis.


A sensitive qualitative test for sulphoxides on paper chromatograms.


Response of the human gravid uterus to intranasal oxytocin.


Preparation of N alpha-acetylornithine.

Preparation of N alpha-acetylornithine.


Human Dipylidium canium infection.

Human Dipylidium canium infection.


Stress in experimental tuberculosis: alcohol.


Bi-polar and unidirectional scales.

Bi-polar and unidirectional scales.


A rationale for suggestion in dentistry.


Thermometer disinfection.

Thermometer disinfection.


The PTA assists in resolving pupil health problems.


Unilateral rheumatoid arthritis following hemiplegia.


Identity of the "house fly sterol".

Identity of the "house fly sterol".


Psychological characteristics relevant to the education of the pre-school mongoloid child.


Motor vehicle injuries.

Motor vehicle injuries.


Familial 21-trisomic mongolism coexistent with leukemia.


21-trisomy in a fertile female mongol.

21-trisomy in a fertile female mongol.


Surgical treatment of chronic lymphoedema of the lower limb. With preliminary report of new operation.


Plastic surgery in the United States of America: a comparative view.


Centric pairing and crossing-over in Drosophila melanogaster.


Some characteristics of a purified heat-stable aldolase. Thompson, P. J. (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) and T. L. Thompson. Some characteristics of a purified heat-stable aldolase. J. Bacteriol. 84:694-700. 1962-Aldolase from a thermophilic strain of bacteria was obtained in a state of high purity. Heat studies of purified aldolases from cells cultivated at 45 and 65 C showed them equally stable at 70 C for 1 hr. Metal-ion and chelate studies indicated that thermal aldolase is metal ion-independent. Carboxypeptidase did not alter activity or specificity. The enzyme was specific for fructose-1,6-diphosphate. Hydrazine was found inhibitory in the assay procedure. The inhibition was independent of pH over the range of H(+) concentrations tested and was reversed by dialysis against water.


Thalamic structures critical for retention of an avoidance conditioned response in rats.


Some problems in genetics of muscular dystrophy.


Auditory, somatic sensory, and visual response interactions and interrelations in association and primary cortical fields of the cat.


Organization of auditory, somatic sensory, and visual projection to association fields of cerebral cortex in the cat.


Tromethamine (Talarol) for acidosis therapy in surgery.


Head injuries.

Head injuries.


Permanent learning deficit associated with lesions in the caudate nuclei.


Fourier analysis of the electrocardiographic function.


On the isolation of dipicolinic acid fromhendospores of Sarcina ureae.


Some long-term effects following daily infusion of intravenous fat emulsions into dogs.


Solid salt bridge contact electrodes.

Solid salt bridge contact electrodes.


Effect of amount of training on rate and duration of responding during extinction. Four experiments are reported in which the amount of CRF training prior to extinction is examined as it effects transient changes in response frequency and duration immediately following extinction onset. The first two experiments, using albino rats as subjects and water reinforcement, revealed a reliable relationship between length of time on CRF and the tendency to increase response frequency, duration, and the variability of response frequency and duration. Two comparative experiments were conducted using 53-to-69-month old children as subjects, and recorded music as reinforcement. The results of the first child study failed to conform with those obtained in the rat experiments. However, manipulation of the reinforcer in a subsequent study reproduced the rat extinction effect. Despite the differences in the rat and child experiments, the qualitative similarity of the results of the four studies suggests a basic underlying comparability of the relationship between the amount of training and transient changes in response frequency.


The effect of two phenothiazines and a barbiturate on extinction-induced rate increase of a free operant.


A test for rupture of the tendo achillis.


Biosynthesis of phosphatidylinositol in rat brain.


Transient behavior of population density with competition for resources.


The collection of anaesthetic apparatus in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.


The effect of maternal presence on open-field behavior in young rats.


The clinicla significance and interpretation of shortness of breath.


Selection of production freeze-drying equipment.


Common sense antibiotic therapy.

Common sense antibiotic therapy.


Cytoplasmic basophilia in the spiral ganglion of the guinea-pig immediately following acoustic stress.


"And our routine is--".

"And our routine is--".


Pyloric stenosis in internal biliary fistula.


Clinical observations on an antihypertensive chlorothiazide analogue devoid of diuretic activity. The antihypertensive effect of the diuretic benzothiadiazines has been attributed to salt depletion and the resultant reduction in plasma volume. The study described in this report was concerned with the effects of diazoxide, a non-diuretic analogue which had been found in animal experiments to have a hypotensive effect.Intravenous diazoxide (3 mg./kg.) reduced blood pressure an average of 26/16 mm. Hg in seven hypertensive subjects. An associated rise in cardiac output (0.7 to 5.7 1./min.) and decrease in peripheral vascular resistance occurred. There was no postural hypotension, or change in external salt balance or in the concentration of serum sodium or potassium.Oral administration of the drug (0.2 to 0.5 g./day for eight to 50 weeks) lowered blood pressure more than 15/10 mm. Hg in 26 of 30 hypertensive subjects. Associated effects were: (1) weight gain in 26 of 30 subjects, (2) anorexia in 15 of 30, (3) lacrimation in six of 30, (4) aggravation of diabetes in two, and (5) transient cardiac arrhythmias in four. This study suggests that this benzothiadiazine acts directly on arterioles to reduce peripheral vascular resistance.


Biochemical studies of toxic agents. 14. The biosynthesis of ethylmercapturic acid.


Civil defense in the United Kingdom.

Civil defense in the United Kingdom.


Nutritional status, maternal physique and reproductive efficiency.


Applanation tonometry.

Applanation tonometry.


Effects of 6-mercaptopurine on susceptibility of guinea pigs to experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


The influence of chlorambucil on experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


Possible role of catalase in radiation effects on mammals.


Effect of x-irradiation of distribution and properties of cytoplasmic particulates of rat liver.


The effect of hibernation on liver regeneration in the ground squirrel (Citellus tridecemlineatus).


Effects of deuterium on malic dehydrogenase.


A note on the mechanism of action of rabbit muscle lactate dehydrogenase.


The role of physicians in the humane societies of the eighteenth century.


Exposure to asbestos dust and diffuse pleural mesotheliomas.


Asbestos as a modern urban hazard.

Asbestos as a modern urban hazard.


The use of deuterated DPNH mixtures as an aid in establishing dehydrogenase mechanism.


Some observations on the carcinostatic activity of Eponate on Fortner hamster plasmacytoma.


Intra-arterial chemotherapy. Results in 25 patients.


Occurrence of alopecia after open heart surgery.


Structure, process and content in psychotherapy.


Talc granuloma: report of a case presenting as a mass per rectum.


The unexpected discovery of cancer of the cervix following operations for prolapse.


The fractionation of Clostridium welchii epsilon-antigen on cellulose ion exchangers.


On the conversion of cytidine to deoxycytidine in the rat.


2 unusual complications of umbilical hernia in pregnancy.


The British National Health Service.

The British National Health Service.


Skeletal muscle glycogenosis: an investigation of two dissimilar cases.


Determination of type-specific antibodies against poliovirus labelled with phosphorus-32 by an elution test.


A trial of therapy by nucleosides and nucleotides in muscular dystrophy.


Diurnal variability in time estimation.

Diurnal variability in time estimation.


The Swedish gamma radiation standard laboratory.


Surgery for pulmonary tuberculosis in Iceland.


Tympanomyoplasty--further experience in the use of pedicle temporal muscle flaps.


Reduction mammaplasty for pendulous breasts.


Water and electrolyte balance in shock.

Water and electrolyte balance in shock.


Complete traumatic rupture of the bronchus. Report of a case treated with primary bronchial suture.


A spectrophotometric study of the ionizations in two ferrihaemoproteins from soya-bean nodules.


Thermodynamic quantities for the dissociation of three ferrihaemoproteins from soya-bean nodules.


Surgery and the patient with intractable peptic ulcer.


Five-year survival without symptoms of superior sulcus tumor. Report of a case.


Calling all doctors.

Calling all doctors.


The pharmacology and toxicology of chloroquine.


The occurrence of intracellular chondroitin sulfate. Suspensions of chondrocytes were prepared by treatment with trypsin of the epiphyses of tibias and femurs of 13-day-old chick embryos. After washing to remove the matrix, such suspensions readily incorporate radioactive sulfate into both intracellular and extracellular chondroitin sulfate. Following disruption of the cells, the cell constituents were fractionated by centrifugation. Fractions obtained from cells incubated for 10 minutes showed a concentration of radioactivity in the material which sediments at 10,000 to 20,000 g. At this time the radioactivity of the extracellular chondroitin sulfate is low, but at 1 hour the radioactivity of the intracellular material is relatively unchanged, while that of the extracellular polysaccharide is markedly increased. Following incubation of the chondrocyte suspensions in a tissue culture medium, the intracellular chondroitin sulfate was isolated. This was compared with chondroitin sulfate isolated from the cartilage matrix. Chemical analysis and infrared spectroscopy indicated that both the intracellular and extracellular polysaccharides consist of a mixture of chondroitin sulfuric acids A and C. A portion of the chondroitin sulfate is not sulfated.


Virulence studies of Pasteurella pestis isolates from the Great Salt Lake Desert.


The roles of intelligence and social status in rejections on the Holtzman inkblot technique.


A computer program for the analysis of data from "parallel line" biological assays.


Inhibition of ovulation and changes in ovarian mucopolysaccharides induced by thyroidectomy in rabbits.


Insensitivity of ovarian mucopolysaccharides to systemic L- and D-thyroxine treatment.


Hexuronic acid, hexosamine, and radiosulphate uptake in ovaries of myxoedematous rabbits.


Seminar on immunity to parasitic helminths. II. Physiology of immunity to helminth infections.


Partitioning of body fluids in the Lake Nicaragua shark and three marine sharks. The relative volumes of major body fluids of freshwater and marine sharks are remarkably similar in spite of the differences in external medium and in osmotic pressure of body fluids. The small differences detected are in agreement with differences reported in comparisons of freshwater and marine teleosts: a slightly higher total water content and a smiller ratio of extracellular to intracellular fluids in freshwater forms.


Observations on the young diabetic child.


The current status of prognostic test indicators for electroconvulsive therapy.


Adrenal infarction. Six case reports.

Adrenal infarction. Six case reports.


The ultrastructure of the "cuticle" of Fasciola hepatica.


Osteogenic sarcoma of the canine esophagus associated with spirocerca lupi infection.


Lymphaticovenous and lymphaticolymphatic communications demonstrated by plastic corrosion models of rats and by postmortem lymphangiography in man.


Some asci with nonidentical sister spores from a cross in Neurospora crassa.


Science education for mentally retarded children: a rationale.


Further biological properties of the sea cucumber toxin holothurin A.


Further elements of structural specificity in potentiation and blockade of excitable tissue preparations by aryl esters of tropine and pseudotropine. III.


Reliability and stability of the Wechsler intelligence scale for children for a group of mentally retarded boys.


Proportion of light to cycle as a determinant of critical flicker-fusion frequency.


Retroperitoneal cystic lymphangioma.

Retroperitoneal cystic lymphangioma.


Iatrogenic effect of drugs and anesthesia.


Prophylactic penicillin and postoperative chest infections.


Haemodynamic studies on experimental obstruction of the femoral artery in the cat with special reference to the peripheral action of vasoactive substances.


Effects of electrical stimulation of the red nucleus on the alpha motor system.


Reminiscence as a function of chronological and mental age.


Hypoxia as the cause of hemorrhage into the cardiac conduction system, arrhythmia, and sudden death.


Ulcer-carcinoma of the stomach in a 10-year-biopsy series.


A water-soluble lipid complex obtained in the macromolecular phase by gel-filtration of human bile.


The incidence of pulmonary emphysema, with observations on the relative incidence and spatial distribution of various types of emphysema.


Mucous gland hypertrophy in chronic bronchitis, and its occurrence in smokers.


A clinico-pathological study of emphysema in an American hospital.


The relationship between emphysema and chronic bronchitis as assessed morphologically.


Probability of belonging in a given category as a determinant of perceived personality characteristics.


Splenectomy and immunity.

Splenectomy and immunity.


A phase I study of hydroxyurea.

A phase I study of hydroxyurea.


Actinomycin P2 in malignancies in children.


Antimicrobials in respiratory tract infections.


Health physics services in private industry.


Rupture of the uterus following Shirodkar suture.


Bilateral hemimelia with facial and genital abnormalities.


Some properties of the fowl virus tumour B77.


Spontaneous rupture of the colon.

Spontaneous rupture of the colon.


Prediction of school learning disabilities through the use of the Bender Gestalt test: a validation study of Koppitz's scoring technique.


Plasma-cell leukaemia.

Plasma-cell leukaemia.


Analytic study of the physical findings of the health appraisals of culturally deprived children.


Evaluation of a new method of epistaxis management.


Serous cystadenocarcinoma of ovary, bilateral, stage II, six-year survival. A case report.


The value of measuring the basic misalignment before strabismus surgery.


Trial of amino-oxyacetic acid, an anticonvulsant. It has been shown experimentally that the drug amino-oxyacetic acid (AOA) can raise the level of gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) in the brain. Since GABA is a powerful neuronal inhibitor it seemed worth while to assess the value of AOA as an anticonvulsant.This drug was given to 23 infants and children, all but one of whom were resistant to usual anticonvulsant medication. The types of seizure patterns were classed as major (including focal) and minor (akinetic, myoclonic and hypsarrhythmic) and the patients were followed for up to one year. Of eight children with major seizures, five were improved; of eight with minor seizures, three were improved; and of six with hypsarrhythmia, none were improved. One patient with phenylketonuria and minor seizures was improved.It is concluded that this approach to anticonvulsant therapy is worth pursuing and that the drug may also find some use in the treatment of phenylketonuria and of seizures due to vitamin B(6) dependency.


Preschool orthoptics.

Preschool orthoptics.


Cannulae for arterial surgery.

Cannulae for arterial surgery.


Observations on so-called brain stones or cerebral calculi.


Treatment of brain tumors. Radiation therapy of brain tumors supplementing surgery: our 25 years experience.


Congenital arteriovenous fistulae of the extremities. Observations concerning treatment.


Drugs released in 1962.

Drugs released in 1962.


Birds or man?

Birds or man?


Treatment and prognosis of medulloblastoma.


Some effects of estrogen on uterine epithelial mitosis in the mouse.


The Aymara children of Bolivia.

The Aymara children of Bolivia.


Incidence and spread of a new variant of the type B influenza virus among the population of Czechoslovakia. III. Incidence of type B1 strains in 1960 and in the epidemic of 1961.


Reconstructive surgery of the ureter.

Reconstructive surgery of the ureter.


Fine structural localization of adenosinetriphosphatase activity in heart muscle myofibrils. Activity of myofibrillar adenosinetriphosphatase was demonstrated histochemically at a fine structural level in isolated, unfixed or hydroxyadipaldehyde-fixed cardiac myofibrils in the rat, using a lead precipitation technique and either Ca(++) or Mg(++) as activating ion. Activity in relaxed myofibrils was found in the A band, but not the H, I, or Z bands. Deposits of final product frequently exhibited an axial periodicity of near 365 A, and bore a close relationship to filaments within the A band. Several patterns of distribution occurred in contracted myofibrils. In myofibrils which had shortened to the point of disappearance of the I band, final product was distributed throughout the sarcomere, except for the unreactive Z band. A second type of distribution occurred in strongly contracted fibers in which there was intensification of activity in the center of the sarcomere. These findings are discussed in the light of the recent morphological evidence and it is suggested that the distribution of final product is consistent with localization of enzyme activity to the cross-bridges between the thick and thin filaments.


The relation between excitability and contractility in the isolated rabbit atrium.


The mode of interaction of the isonicotinoyl hydrazone of pyridoxal phosphate with aspartateglutamate apotransaminase.


The analgesic effect of methoxyflurane.

The analgesic effect of methoxyflurane.


Immunochemical investigations in Geotrichum and certain related fungi. I. Introduction and description of the strains.


Alterations of the microscopic structures of the human intestinal mucosa irradiated by means of small doses of x-rays.


Effect of unequality in color upon figure-ground dominance.


Goodpasture's syndrome. Report of a case with renal biopsy and autopsy findings.


Relapsing polychondritis with tracheal collapse.


Adventures in hospital administration: Hospital Shriners para Ninos lisiados, Mexico City.


Standard of purity for cholesterol.

Standard of purity for cholesterol.


Mental health problems of school children.


Resistance produced in mice by exposure to irradiated Schistosoma mansonicercariae.


Uterine perforation during dilatation and curettage.


Pregnancy complicated by ovarian neoplasm.


A theoretical consideration of renal dysgenesis.


Primary sarcoma of the omentum.

Primary sarcoma of the omentum.


The biogenesis of anthocyanins, IX. The effect of ribonuclease on anthocyanin formation in Spirodela oligorrhiza.


A punched-card system for the laboratory.


Toxicological studies of organophosphorus Malathion in the field for louse control.


Mammary gland enzyme systems concerned with synthesis of monoiodotyrosine.


Isolation and properties of total nuclear ribonucleic acid of rat liver.


Experimental design of turnover measurement studies in the unsteady state: biosynthesis of macromolecules.


Inventory control helps pharmacist plan purchasing volume.


Master planning for change.

Master planning for change.


Role and origin of noradrenaline in the superior cervical ganglion.


The patient is part of a family.

The patient is part of a family.


Adrenogenital syndrome in male, salt-losing type. Report of a case.


On choosing adrenocortical steroid preparations.


Metabolic and other systemic effects of cancer.


Serum cholesterol and thyroid function.

Serum cholesterol and thyroid function.


Ecology of enteroviruses in the Western Arctic.


Serum cholesterol elevation with trifluoperazine (stelazine) therapy.


Psychiatric picture in pontine tumors.

Psychiatric picture in pontine tumors.


College student volunteers as case aides in a state hospital for children.


Leadership of student volunteers.

Leadership of student volunteers.


The effect of laterality on reading and writing.


Respiratory alkalosis and decreased oxygen saturation of arterial blood in patients with acute and chronic hepatitis.


The 1951 preoperational environmental survey for the Savannah River Plant-in retrospect.


Some aspects of staphylococcal endocarditis, with special reference to failure in one case treated with 2,6-dimethoxyphenyl penicillin.


A laboratory-table for ultramicro techniques.


The demonstration of prostatic origin of seminal stain acid phosphatase.


A study of the thymol turbidity test with special reference to buffer behavior. Formulation of a modified reagent using tris-hydroxymethylaminomethane.


Salivary gland tumors in children. Twenty cases in a 15-year experience at Children's Hospital, Denver.


Control of tritium health hazards at the Savannah River Plant.


Evidence for supramedullary influence on carotid baroreceptor reflexes.


The backward glance--the forward look.

The backward glance--the forward look.


The metabolism of propionate by wheat stem rust uredospores.


Observations of delinquent behavior in very young children.


Pregnancy: a psychologic view.

Pregnancy: a psychologic view.


Purification of human growth hormone on "sephadex G-200".


Human growth hormone: preparation from acetone powder.


Parainfluenza 3 virus in cattle.

Parainfluenza 3 virus in cattle.


The philosophy of medicine.

The philosophy of medicine.


Clinical experience with trichlormethiazide in edema.


Chronic granulocytic leukemia of childhood. Clinical and cytogenetic studies.


Common mycotic infections of the lower extremities.


Mycotic infections of skin, hair and nails. A review of therapy.


Scattered radiation and characteristic film curve.


Effect of prolonged treatment with human chorionic gonadotropin on the endogenous steroid hormone metabolism of physically and mentally retarded boys.


On the relation between language and thought.


Induction of forward mutants in the pyr-3 region of Neurospora.


Spectrum of forward mutants in the pyr-3 region of Neurospora.


Congenital malformations associated with a single umbilical artery and probable use of thalidomide.


Comparison of rapid and slow intravenous administration of 5-fluorouracil in treating patients with advanced carcinoma of the large intestine.


Requirement for protein synthesis in transduction.


Some personality correlates of the Page fantasy scale.


Sedac treatment based on measurement.

Sedac treatment based on measurement.


Testosterone implantation: a clinical study of 240 implantations in ageing males.


Achieving equal opportunity in the use of medical services and hospital facilities. III. The Detroit experience in the national perspective.


Implications of the total erythrocyte production in man on erythroblast generation times.


Appendiceal oxyuriasis in children.

Appendiceal oxyuriasis in children.


Investigations of the influence of sera from pregnant women on the growth of cell cultures in conjunction with the occurrence of abnormal alpha-lipoprotein.


Microheterogeneity of albumin.

Microheterogeneity of albumin.


Precipitation in plasma-agar and pathogenicity of coagulase-negative Staphylococcus albus.


The fate of 35S labelled heterologous albumin following intraperitoneal application in rats.


Functional states of the thyroid gland and the level of nucleic acids and histones in rabbit testes and ovaries.


Fertility differentials in India. Evidence from a rural background.


Replacement of carotid arteries with prosthetic graft. A case report.


Urinary-tract stones.

Urinary-tract stones.


Functional sympatholysis during muscular activity. Observations on influence of carotid sinus on oxygen uptake.


"Walkouts" and the open hospital: a three-month survey.


Toxoplasmosis and infectious mononucleosis.


Introduction to muscle mechanics, with a glossary of terms.


Metabolism of thiopyrimidines and thiopurines. S-Methylation with S-adenosylmethionine transmethylase and catabolism in mammalian tissues.


A thrombotic thrombocytopenia in the rat as compared to human thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Hypertension, thrombosis, and atherosclerosis in the rat. A simple high fat diet containing cholic acid has been devised for producing hyperlipemia and an increased incidence of thrombosis in the small coronary vessels of the rat, but without producing significant atherosclerotic lesions. The influence on this syndrome induced by six weeks of desoxycorticosterone administration, 2 mg. daily, and 10 weeks of oral saline (1%) ingestion was investigated in 30 115-g. male rats. Marked hypertension developed only when it was induced prior to beginning the dietary feeding. In comparison to the control groups, the group that was both hyperlipemic and hypertensive had severer hypertension, severer hyperlipemia, double the mortality due to thrombosis and fatty streaks in the aorta but very few lesions of periarteritis nodosa. However, the early atherosclerotic lesions did not seem to be responsible for the increased production of thrombosis. It is therefore probable that under these experimental conditions hypertension has a more direct action on the production of thrombotic effect than that of worsening the atherosclerotic lesions.


Effect of chloramphenicol on protein synthesis in cell-free preparations of Escherichia coli.


Species specificity in activation and transfer of leucine from carrier ribonucleic acid to ribosomes.


Pentoses as precursors of heptuloses in plants.


The whole man.

The whole man.


The operation of food vending machines.

The operation of food vending machines.


A parainfluenza 3 virus outbreak in an orphanage nursery.


The occurrence of Linguatula serrata, a pentastomid, with the human eye.


A collagen plate assay for cytotoxic agents. I. Methods.


Decreasing sex-ratio by birth order.

Decreasing sex-ratio by birth order.


Further discussion on the incompatibility between the mother and her male offspring.


The sex of live births born to aged women.


An electron microscope study of pituitary autograft cells in the rat.


Prepancreatic portal vein: case report.

Prepancreatic portal vein: case report.


Bio-oxidation of pulp mill wastes in Sweden.


An analog computer for oxygen sag calculations.


Renal tubular excretion of dl-epine-phrine-2-C14 in the chicken.


Physical insulation of Korean diving women.


Psychoanalytical explorations of emotional correlates of cancer of the breast.


Chronic renal failure and uraemia.

Chronic renal failure and uraemia.


Cerebral arteriography in the diagnosis of intracranial problems.


Familial sex-linked mental retardation.

Familial sex-linked mental retardation.


An experimental study of chemical burns.


Is tobacco harmful?

Is tobacco harmful?


Another look at breast cancer.

Another look at breast cancer.


Comparison of nonacclimatized Americans and Alaskan Eskimos.


An adjuvant to manipulative therapy: phenyramidol injectable.


Catecholamine and serotonin response to cardiopulmonary bypass.


Kinetics of accumulation of creatine phosphokinase activity in developing embryonic skeletal muscle in vivo and in monolayer culture.


Flow diagrams of multi-compartment systems.


An acceptor for fatty acids in tissue particles.


Periangiitis and panangiitis as a manifestation of sarcoidosis of the brain: report of a case.


The value of dye dilution curves in the diagnosis of intracardiac shunts.


Reserpine action in subjects treated with monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


Abnormal schilling test corrected by intestinal juice. Report of a case.


Presurgical digitalization in small animals.


Control of spontaneous diabetes mellitus in 2 dogs.


Preinfarction angina. I. The transaminase test--a diagnostic aid.


Preinfarction angina. II. An interpretation.


Concept of multiple molecular forms of lactic dehydrogenase.


Validity of electrophoretic determination of lactic dehydrogenase isozymes.


Measurement of in vivo survival of red blood cells by means of starch block hemoglobin electrophoresis.


The size of the bronchial glands in chronic bronchitis.


Total liver blood flow after portacaval shunts, hepatic artery ligation and 70 per cent hepatectomy.


Ischemic necrosis of the peroneal musculature, a lateral compartment syndrome: report of case.


Influence of judges' characteristics upon the adaptation-level.


Chronic obstruction of the lower urinary tract in children, with special reference to bladderneck stenosis and urethral valves.


Study of the growth and development of Chlorella populations in the culture as a whole. VIII. The reactions of Chlorella cells with redox indicators at different stages of their life cycle.


Study of the growth and development of Chlorella populations in the culture as a whole. VII. The influence of different light-night periods on the life cycle of Chlorella cells.


The risk hypothesis in predictive judgments of unethical behavior.


Edetate kidney lesions in rats.

Edetate kidney lesions in rats.


Effect of progesterone and diethylstilbestrol on hepatic carcinogenesis and cirrhosis in A X C rats fed N-2-fluorenyldiacetamide.


Parathyroid hyperplasia, multicystic kidneys, osteitis fibrosa generalisata and metastatic calcification in cirrhotic rats fed N-2-fluorenyldiacetamide.


Psychosomatic aspects of ulcus disease illustrated by material from a psychiatric clinic.


The renal extraction of sodium paraaminohippurate (PAH) in anaemic subjects before and after a red cell transfusion.


A dye dilution method of measuring renal blood flow in man, with special reference to the anuric subject.


The cardiorenal hemodynamic effects of antihypertensive therapy with reserpine.


Studies on the utilization of various starches and sugars in the rat.


The hospital as a human system.

The hospital as a human system.


The adjustment of nurse and patient to hospital life.


Observations on mitochondrial structure angular configurations of the cristae. This paper reports the common occurrence of creases or sharp ridges on the membranes of the mitochondrial cristae. In section these appear as sharp angulations recurring at more or less regular intervals along the profile of the crista. In instances where such angulations occur alternately on one membrane and then on the other, the crista has a zig-zag course. Where they occur at the end of a crista its profile has a square tip. An exaggerated expression of this tendency for angulation of the internal mitochondrial membranes is found in certain bat muscles where some of the cristae take the form of parallel bundles of prismatic tubules which are triangular in cross-section. Angular configurations of the cristae have been observed after various methods of specimen preparation, in a variety of cell types, and in a wide range of animal species. They are believed to be a normal variation of the basic structural organization of the mitochondrion and to be the morphological expression of a property which the internal mitochondrial membranes do not share with other membranes in the cell.


The laundry production report: aid to cost analysis.


Sexual drive of female rats 'masculinized' by testosterone during gestation.


Relationship between chromosome number and radiosensitivity of tumour cells.


Intrinsic nonprotein sulphydryl levels and cellular radiosensitivity.


Pulmonary function in a community sample.