Electron microscope studies on the structure of collagen fibrils by negative staining.


Perforations of tympanic membrane and tympanoplasty. Closure by pericardium: a preliminary report of 9 cases.


Saving time with hypnosis.

Saving time with hypnosis.


Triamcinolone and hydrocortisone in topical therapy.


Photosensitivity to oxytetracycline.

Photosensitivity to oxytetracycline.


Testing for photosensitivity.

Testing for photosensitivity.


Reduction of dislocated shoulders using methocarbamol.


Sixty years of school nurse preparation.


Dream research and the psychoanalytic theory of dreams.


An exchange transfusion nomogram.

An exchange transfusion nomogram.


The effect of sympathectomy on blood flow to bone.


A desquamative cytological study of healthy oral mucosa.


The development of the periodontal attachment in the rat.


Electron microscopic observations on cytoplasmic components of transplantable hepatomas in mice.


The anatomy and clinical pathology of the intervertebral disk.


Cerebral angiography in cases of extremely high intracranial pressure.


Mitotic rates in the oral and gingival epithelium of the rat.


Infraclinoid aneurysm of the internal carotid artery as a cause of nosebleed.


Factors affecting liver uptake of serum free stearic acid-1-C14.


In vitro synthesis of free and ester cholesterol in various tissues of young and old rats.


Conventional building materials as protective barriers in dental roentgenographic installations.


Calcification in the aorta of Africans from Portuguese East Africa.


An improved method for the estimation of calcium in biological material by means of the flame photometer.


Bilharzial cystitis and the urinary excretion of tryptophan metabolites in the Portuguese East African.


The relative toxicity of antithyroid drugs.


Homeopathic adaptations in preventive medicine.


Achalasia of the gastroesophageal segment: a review and case report of hematemesis and melena following a positive mecholyl test.


Correction of unilateral aphakia. The use of intraocular lens implants.


Temporary upper extremity prosthesis.

Temporary upper extremity prosthesis.


Artiphakia and aniseikonia.

Artiphakia and aniseikonia.


Recent developments in ocular therapeutics. Triethylene thiophosphoramide, an alkylating agent of value as a palliative in cases of neoplastic disease and reticulosis, has been effective in preventing vascularization of the cornea when used locally. Since recurrent pterygium, a persistent clinical problem, particularly in the Western states, is preceded by corneal vascularization and fibroplastic proliferation, it is possible that this drug when used topically may be useful in obviating to some extent the use of radiation, which must be used with great caution to avoid the production of cataract. In the treatment of gram-negative bacterial infection, especially Pseudomonas aeruginosa, the drug colistin has been known to be effective in some cases which were not helped by other antibiotics, including polymixin B. In the field of virus infections, a major breakthrough may have come about by the discovery that 5-iodo-2-deoxyuridine (IDU) attacks the herpes cirrus in the cornea as a metabolic antagonist. Animal experiments and some clinical studies have confirmed its effectiveness as compared with other therapeutic measures in selected cases. In the treatment of ocular problems resulting from systemic disease fibrinolysin (plasmin) has apparently caused dissolution of the clot and restoration of circulation in some cases of retinal artery occlusion. Severe diabetic retinopathy in younger diabetic patients has been shown to regress in certain cases treated by hypophysectomy or radiation of the pituitary gland employing the cyclotron. This gland is also associated intimately with the exophthalmos of thyroid origin, and its action may be aggravated by the use of ACTH or steroids.


Is ascites an escape of lymph: A review.


The optimum concentration of sodium chloride for the survival of lymphocytes in vitro.


Uropepsin determinations and serum vitamin B12 levels in a pernicious anemia detection program.


"Panorama" and general practice.

"Panorama" and general practice.


alpha-Oxoglutarate as a precursor of the D-alpha-aminoadipic acid residue in cephalosporin C.


Biosynthesis of cephalosporin C from amino acids.


Renal hypoplasia.

Renal hypoplasia.


A multiple anomaly of the human heart and great veins.


Unusual bacterial isolates obtained from a variety of clinical specimens.


A survey of typical and atypical mycobacteria isolated from human specimens.


Radiation protection of dental personnel.


Subcutaneous fat in leukemia and lymphoma.


The significance of a VA outpatient clinic and its staffing by public health nurses.


An immunologic study of ulcerative dermatosis and contagious ecthyma.


Characterization of the agents of ulcerative dermatosis and contagious ecthyma.


Comparison of corticosteroid and sulphasalazine therapy in ulcerative colitis.


A theory of bone formation.

A theory of bone formation.


Some problems and management of benign lesions of the breast.


Care of thalidomide babies. Experience in Germany.


The orthopaedic management of haemophilia.


Uraemia in acute renal failure.

Uraemia in acute renal failure.


Letter to the editor: Teenage smoking.

Letter to the editor: Teenage smoking.


Microdetermination of mercury in urine and biological materials.


The determination of the carbon monoxide content of blood--a comparison of methods.


Evidence of monoamine oxidase inhibition by myristicin and nutmeg.


Some new aspects of an old drug: aspirin.


Chromosomal alteration of erythropoietic cells in chronic myeloid leukemia.


Chromosomes of the horse, the donkey, and the mule.


A study of radiation-induced aging: comparison of survival time of preirradiated and nonirradiated mice exposed to continuous gamma-ray stress.


Effect of dose rate on survival time of mice during continuous gamma-ray exposure.


Radiation-induced aging as a function of dose rate, measured by the survival of irradiated mice to cold stress.


Electron microscope observations on the calyces of the insect brain.


On the fine structure of the photoreceptor--second optical neuron synapse in the insect retina.


Advances in nutrition and dietetics.

Advances in nutrition and dietetics.


A versatile electronic tracking apparatus (VETA).


Initial stages in the incorporation of amino acids into protein in rat-liver mitochondria.


Accidents and weather.

Accidents and weather.


Open lung biopsy.

Open lung biopsy.


Abdominal pain and necrotizing mesenteric arteritis following resection of coarctation of the aorta.


An electron microscopic study of early cytoplasmic alterations in hepatic parenchymal cells of mouse liver during necrosis in vitro (autolysis).


Curriculum development in schools of medical technology.


Diagnostic procedures in intracranial lesions: analysis of 78 lesions and review of over 5,000 cases.


Nutritional requirements of an Aspergillus niger mutant for citric acid production.


A gene causing ocular retardation in the mouse.


Management of the dead baby.

Management of the dead baby.


The treatment of carcinoma of the cervix by continuous intra-arterial methotrexate and by intermittent intramuscular leucovorin.


Leucine and pelagra.

Leucine and pelagra.


Are the skin lesions of kwashiorkor pellagrous?


Effect of additional leucine on nitrogen balances of men eating maize diets. Preliminary communications.


Serum proteins in infants with severe gastro-enteritis.


An assessment of the tactile sensibility in human teeth. An evaluation of a quantitative method.


Massive pulmonary embolism of cerebellar tissue in a newborn.


Narcotics control in the hospital. A re-examination of ASHP's 'suggested regulations'.


Using nonprofessional help in the pharmacy.


Fibromatosis in an infant.

Fibromatosis in an infant.


Drug inhibition of circulatory response to endotoxin in dogs.


Studies of coronary blood flow by multiple dye dilution curves.


Metaplasia of aortic connective tissue to cartilage and bone induced by the intravenous injection of papain.


Effect of poliomyelitis virus on mitochondria phospholipids of the HeLa cell.


Lysis of experimental thrombi by streptokinase.


A comparison between two hypnotics, ethchlorovynol and dichloralphenazone (Welldorm).


Physiologic optics.

Physiologic optics.


Biochemical studies of experimental porphyria.


Adrenochrome bisulfite addition compound.


Relation between modification of functional groups of proteins and their biological activity. I.A graphical method for the determination of the number and type of essential groups.


Reactions involving the bound nucleotide component of muscle actin.


Studies on lipoamino acids. I. Synthesis and surface activity of N-acyl phenylalanine.


A joint study of microdetermination of urinary mercury--by investigators from three different institutes, in order to establish a standard method.


Radiosensitivity and thyroid function in mice.


Studies on the herd immunity of schoolchildren against diphtheria. 1. Schick negative rate of schoolchildren and booster immunization.


The proteins of mutants of TMV: classification of spontaneous and chemically evoked strains.


The proteins of mutants of TMV: composition and structure of chemically evoked mutants of TMV RNA.


Catabolism of glycine in Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


A possible route of acetate oxidation in Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


Quantitative observation of vestibular reactions in the revolving room.


Luciferase-antiluciferase.

Luciferase-antiluciferase.


Effect of anesthetics on brain gamma-aminobutyric and glutamic acid levels.


A clinical and experimental study on cystoplasty not using the intestine.


Environmental and industrial cancer of the bladder in Japan.


Mortality and morbidity from bladder tumors in Japan.


A method for separating bone marrow cells of guinea-pig and studies on the oxygen consumption of separated myeloid cells.


On the toxic action of toxopyrimidyl acetylpyridine.


Some considerations on pathogenesis and treatment of acrodematitis continua supprativa (Hallopeau).


Active transport of amino acid into cerebral cortex slices.


Respiratory metabolism of Trichomonas vaginalis.


Metabolism of drugs. XXXV. Metabolic fate of meprobamate. (3). A new metabolic pathway of carbamate group--the formation of meprobamate N-glucuronide in animal body.


On clinical use of fluorod dosimetry for deep seated tumor in radiotherapy of malignancy.


Further studies on carbamate N-glucuronide formation in animal body.


The uptake of isoniazid by mycobacteria and its relation to isoniazid susceptibility.


Comparison of deoxyribonucleic acid content in the genus Mycobacterium.


Effect of streptomycin on the incorporation of S35-sulfate into streptomycin-sensitive, streptomycin-resistant. and streptomycin-indifferent cells of a Mycobacterium.


Studies on deoxyribonucleic acids and nucleoproteins. II. Tritiation of deoxyribonucleic acids.


Fate of injected deoxyribonucleic acid in mice.


Preparation of some estriol esters.

Preparation of some estriol esters.


Blood citrates in severe early destructive periodontal disease.


Effect of dehydroepiandrosterone on glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity and reduced triphosphopyridine nucleotide formation in adrenal tissue.


The multiple hemoglobins of some members of the Salmonidae family.


Periodontal lesions in hypercitricemia: effect of adrenal cortical hormones on the blood citric acid level and the periodontal tissues.


Observations on the growth of monkey cerebral cells in monolayer cultures.


Tissue copper levels in Chinese patients with Wilson's disease.


DL-penicillamine as a cause of optic axial neuritis.


Congenital heart disease in an adult with the Ellis-van Creveld syndrome.


Quantity production of leukocyte cultures for use in hemadsorption tests with African swine fever virus.


The use of radioiodinated Congo red in the study of amyloidosis.


Enzymic cleavage of malate to glyoxylate and acetyl-coenzyme A.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in Sierra Leone.

Pulmonary tuberculosis in Sierra Leone.


Carcinoma of the scrotum: review of literature and presentation of 2 cases.


The metabolism of acetylcholine in the brain in experimental hyperthyroidism.


The effect of vagotomy on the acetylcholine content and cholinesterase activity in various regions of the rat heart atria.


Contributions to the study of drug stability. 1. Stability of acetylsalicylic acid in solutions and suspensions.


Credibility of a witness.

Credibility of a witness.


The modern foundry environment.

The modern foundry environment.


Prominauris: excessively protruding ears.


How serious are gastrointestinal perforations in infancy?


Roentgen diagnosis of complications of cystic fibrosis.


Physical variables in the olfactory stimulation process. Electrical recording from small twigs of nerve in a tortoise showed that olfactory, vomeronasal, and trigeminal receptors in the nose are responsive to various odorants. No one kind of receptor was most sensitive to all odorants. For controlled stimulation, odorant was caused to appear in a stream of gas already flowing through the nose. Of the parameters definable at the naris, temperature, relative humidity, and nature of inert gas had little effect on olfactory responses to amyl acetate, whereas odorant species, odorant concentration, and volume flow rate effectively determined the responses of all nasal chemoreceptors. An intrinsic variable of accessibility to the receptors, particularly olfactory, was demonstrated. Flow dependence of chemoreceptor responses is thought to reflect the necessity for delivery of odorant molecules to receptor sites. Since the olfactory receptors are relatively exposed, plateauing of the response with flow rate for slightly soluble odorants suggests an approach to concentration equilibrium in the overlying mucus with that in the air entering the naris. Accordingly, data for responses to amyl acetate were fitted with Beidler's (1954) taste equation for two kinds of sites being active. The requirement for finite aqueous solubility, if true, suggests substitution of aqueous solutions for gaseous solutions. A suitable medium was found and results conformed to expectations. Olfactory receptors were insensitive to variation of ionic strength, pH, and osmotic pressure.


Vanishing pancreatic calcification in chronic pancreatitis. A sign of pancreatic carcinoma.


Some clinical inferences from the study of serial laryngeal sections.


Nucleic acid content of mammary glands of lactating rats.


Nucleic acid content of mammary glands of pregnant rats.


Nucleic acid content of mammary glands of rats lactating 41 and 61 days.


Nucleic acid content of rat mammary gland after teat ligation.


Nucleic acid content of rat mammary glands during post-lactational involution.


Nursing care in obstetric hemorrhage.

Nursing care in obstetric hemorrhage.


Nucleic acid estimates of mammary tissue and nuclei.


Endocarditis caused by a Pasteurella-like organism; report of four cases.


Reproductive cycle of Cryptochiton stelleri (Middendorff).


The effect of pH on phagocytosis by rabbit mononuclear phagocytes.


Infantile myoclonic spasms. Clinical, electrographic and neuropathologic observations.


Scaling and test theory.

Scaling and test theory.


The school-age child learns about the hospital.


A malignant bronchial adenoma presenting as a carcinoid syndrome.


The investigation and treatment of epistaxis: a report of one hundred and sixty-four cases.


Hyperventilation in differential diagnosis.


The loss of R substance from sheep red cells in vivo.


Long term clinical and cholesterol studies on triparanol (MER/29).


Suicide risk among persons attempting suicide.


Peptic ulcerations in infancy and children.


Mastoiditis in children. A review of 77 cases.


Preparation of S35-chlorosulphonic acid from "waste", Ba35S04.


Jaundice due to drugs.

Jaundice due to drugs.


Seasonal summer allergies.

Seasonal summer allergies.


Long-term corticosteroid (corticoid) therapy in the chronic asthmatic patient.


Food motor conditioned reflex and electrical stimulation of the brain stem reticular formation.


Functional compensation of the somatic and visceral components of the defensive conditioned reflexes after decerebration in young pigeons.


A calendar for the assessment of the ages of young Baganda children.


Academic psychiatry.

Academic psychiatry.


Interval report on the value of radiorenogram in renovascular hypertension.


Acute glomerulitis with nephrotic syndrome occuring during steroid therapy.


Obesity: an incurable disease?

Obesity: an incurable disease?


Recumbent chyluria. Demonstration of unilateral renal-lymphatic communication.


Cystic tubular nephropathy and decrease in testicular weight in rats following oral methoxychlor treatment.


Oral treatment of diabetes.

Oral treatment of diabetes.


A study of pregnancy in relation to the prediabetic state.


Aetiology and epidemiology of coronary heart diseases.


Diabetic coma.

Diabetic coma.


Diabetic management. Clinical features.

Diabetic management. Clinical features.


The medical faculty of Makerere University College.


Varicocele.

Varicocele.


Transfusion.

Transfusion.


Relation between carcass composition and live weight of sheep.


Vi-negative strains of Salmonella typhosa: attempts to induce W-V reversion and the use of non-Vi strains in evaluating typhoid vaccines. Tully, Joseph G. (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D.C.) and Julius A. Currie. Vi-negative strains of Salmonella typhosa: attempts to induce W-V reversion and the use of non-Vi strains in evaluating typhoid vaccines. J. Bacteriol. 84:747-753. 1962.-Repeated attempts have been made to detect reversion of several W-form Salmonella typhosa strains to Vi antigen-containing cultures. Passage of the O-901, H-901, and Ty2W cultures through various mouse strains did not result in the recovery of V-form typhoid bacilli. Rabbits immunized repeatedly with non-Vi strains of typhoid bacilli, or with W cultures successively passed through mice, did not respond with Vi antibody formation. Attempts also were made to detect reversion of non-Vi strains passed in broth and plate cultures to which heat-killed Vi antigen-containing strains had been added. No evidence was obtained that the selection of Vi-containing cultures had been enhanced. The non-Vi typhoid strains employed in this study thus appeared to be stable W-form cultures. Viable-cell vaccines and acetone-killed and dried (AKD) vaccines of V- and W-form S. typhosa were compared in active mouse protection tests against intraperitoneal and intracerebral challenges with V- and W-form typhoid strains. Only Vi-containing cultures effectively protected mice against virulent V-form challenges, regardless of the route utilized. Greater quantities of both viable-cell and AKD vaccines prepared from non-Vi strains were required for protection against V- as well as W-form S. typhosa challenges.


Conization of the cervix and its complications.


Photoconductance crystals for the rapid survey of radium and radon sources.


A comparative study of the synthesis of nicotinamide nucleotides by erythrocytes of some vertebrates.


Familiarity of letter-sequences and tachistoscopic identification.


Radiologic seminar XVII: subphrenic abscess.


Hyperkeratosis versus epidermosis.

Hyperkeratosis versus epidermosis.


Skeletal changes and nephrocalcinosis in a case of athyreosis.


Studies on infection and immunity in experimental typhoid fever. IV. Role of H antigen in protection.


The fatty acids of the human cerebrospinal fluid: their relation to the serum fatty acids. A study using gas-liquid chromatography.


The incidence and spread of a new variant of the B influenza virus among the population of Czechoslovakia in 1959-1961. I. A localised epidemic in Ostrava in 1959.


Re-evaluation of the I-131-triolein absorption test. Analysis and purification of commercial radioiodinated triolein and clinical studies with pure preparations.


Fatty acids in spinal fluid and serum of patients with demyelinating disorders.


Sequential redundancy in the learning of repetitive sequence of events.


Hypothermia and infection. II. Endogeneous peritonitis and bacteremia in hypothermic mice.


Successful management of 11 cases of extensive burns involving more than 80 per cent of the body surface.


A comparative study of the inhibiting effects of anionic polyelectrolytes on deoxyribonucleases.


A bibliography of articles and books by Robert Sessions WOODWORTH: A continuation, 1938-1959.


Statistics of spontaneous electrical activity of supra- and ectosylvian gyri of the dog.


Restoration of anal continence by the Wreden-Stone operation.


Choline salicylate in pediatric practice. Trial of a new soluble analgesic.


"The miniature pancreas". An experimental model for the investigation of the normal and pathological physiology of the pancreas.


Considerations on the surgical treatment of arteritis of the legs.


On sulphydryl groups in aspartic glutamic transaminase.


On the acetylation of glutamic-aspartic transaminase.


The N-terminal groups of glutamic aspartic transaminase.


Relationship between relative biological efficiency and therapeutical efficiency of high energy radiations.


Infrared studies on the superficial venous circulation of the abdomen in cirrhosis of the liver.


Failure of prolonged treatment of chronic urinary-tract infections with antibiotics.


The urethral catheter and urinary tract infection.


A study of chemoprophylaxis of postpartum urinary-tract infection.


Comparison of single-disc and tube-dilution techniques in determining antibiotic sensitivities of gram-negative pathogens.


The role of antibiotics in the prevention of urinary tract infections.


Lingual and hyoid thyroid.

Lingual and hyoid thyroid.


Adenomas of the colon--logic or fantasy.


Epidermoid squamous cell cancer of the perianus and anal canal.


Fiber optic coloscope and sigmoidoscope.


Sphincterotomy in hemorrhoidectom.

Sphincterotomy in hemorrhoidectom.


The control of ventilation in patients with reduced pulmonary distensibility.


Naso-pharyngeal carriage of Haemophilus influenza type B.


Attempts to transfer contact sensitivity passively with subcellular fractions in the guinea pig. A study of the specificity of such reactions.


The passive transfer of delayed hypersensitivity in guinea pigs by the transfusion of isotopically-labelled lymphoid cells.


Intestinal parasites and pseudoparasites of dogs.


Evaluation of antispasmodic activity in the intact dog.


Enterouterine fistula. Report of a case.


Thyrotropini-stimulated adenosine triphosphatase in isolated thyroid cell membranes.


Iron absorption. IV. The absorption of hemoglobin iron.


Amniotic pressure, cervical dilatation and the cervix in labour.


The lesson of the Pygmies.

The lesson of the Pygmies.


The decidual cell response in the golden hamster.


The first live transatlantic colour television transmission.


Neonatal fibrous dysplasia.

Neonatal fibrous dysplasia.


Pre-therapeutic experiments with the fast neutron beam from the Medical Research Council cyclotron. VI. The RBE of fast neutrons in producing intestinal and skin injury in rats.


Complete spermatogenesis in intratesticular homotransplants of fetal and neonatal testes in the rat.


Surgery of the alimentary tract in infancy and childhood.


Determination of urinary pregnanediol by gas chromatography.


Simultaneous induction of multiple anchor effects in the judgment of form.


Hypoparathyroidism and pregnancy.

Hypoparathyroidism and pregnancy.


Search-discrimination time and task difficulty.


The demography of frogs and toads.

The demography of frogs and toads.


An experimental study of temperature in isolation perfusion chemotherapy.


Committees.

Committees.


Examiner influence on thematic apperception test responses.


Staphylococcal invasion of a new surgical ward.


Newly recognised strains of Staphylococcus aureus associated with hospital staphylococci.


An evaluation of systemic administration, infusion, and isolation perfusion chemotherapy using the Walker 256 tumor.


Local gastric hypothermia in management of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Syndrome of gonadal dysgenesis and abdominal testis with an XO/XY chromosome mosaicism.


Diagnosis of Schistosoma mansoni infection by rectal scraping: a comparison with rectal biopsy and fecal examination.


Human dipylidiasis (dog tapeworm infection) in the United States.


The possible role of momentum in radiation dosimetry.


Medications for radiation therapy. Indications, rationale, and practice.


Congenital myopathy--A fifty-year follow-up.


Some physical studies on the two alpha-glycoproteins of foetal calf serum.


Duplication in triplicate.

Duplication in triplicate.


Effect of histamine on arterial blood ammonia in man.


Carcinoma as a complication of pharyngeal pouch.


Congenital neurofibromatosis presenting as a surgical emergency.


Hypoalbuminaemia due to protein loss from gastric carcinoma. In a patient suffering from carcinoma of the stomach generalized oedema was the presenting symptom. It is suggested that this was due to excessive loss of protein from the stomach.


Haemagglutination in acute hepatitis and other diseases. A haemagglutination test using day-old chick erythrocytes was applied to the sera of 210 patients with hepato-biliary disease and to those of 31 with other diseases.Thirty-six per cent of 58 patients with infective hepatitis gave positive results and this increased to 60% when sera taken during the first 14 days of symptoms were examined. Three of eight patients with infective mononucleosis gave positive titres. Results were consistently negative in 12 patients with acute obstructive jaundice and a raised titre excludes this condition. Positive results were seen in four of 14 patients with cirrhosis of the alcoholic, in 10 of 43 with non-alcoholic cirrhosis, in one of 11 with acute juvenile cirrhosis, in two of four with haemochromatosis, and in two of 18 with primary biliary cirrhosis. Five of 19 patients with rheumatoid arthritis gave raised titres.


The calculation of absorbed tissue doses from arsenic-72.


A detailed survey of one hundred cases of pulmonary tuberculosis on domiciliary treatment in the Nyeri District of Kenya.


Megaloblastic anaemia in Africans at the Coast Province General Hospital during 1960.


The diagnosis and prognosis of coronary heart disease.


A bacteriological survey of certain processed meats. II. Pin-point colonies and their significance in the product.


The effects of emetine on the myocardium.


Clinical electrocardiography in general practice. X. Ventricular and atrial hypertrophy.


The ventricular complex in miscellaneous conditions.


Experiments in medical education. A progress report. I. Johns Hopkins.


Medullary sponge kidney. An uncommon urological disorder, probably congenital in origin, and curable.


A modified Malamud-Sands rating scale for use by ward personnel.


"Satellite" hospitals bring health care to surburbanites.


The treatment of depression in hospitalized patients before and since the introduction of antidepressant drugs.


A metabolic relationship of spermine to folinic acid and thymidine.


Anosmia.

Anosmia.


Accumulation of ribonucleic acid in Escherichia coli due to the action of 5-methyl tryptophan.


Psychiatry: a problem in medical education.


A comparison of erythrocyte counts by various methods.


A method for determining the number of medical technologists required to perform routine laboratory procedures.


Late results of splenectomy. A survey of 50 adult cases operated on in 1952-1961.


Supradiaphragmatic transposition of the spleen for portal hypertension: a clinical study.


Surgery for pulmonary tuberculosis and therapeutic results at rural sanatoria in Finland in 1955-1960.


Health conditions in the Ghetto of Lodz.


The influence of potassium cyanide poisoning on the gamma-aminobutyric acid level in rat brain.


Children in Illinois Mental hospitals.

Children in Illinois Mental hospitals.


Tranquilizers and psychosomatic illness.


Conceptual performance and personality variables.


The performance of process and reactive schizophrenics and brain injured subjects on a conceptual task.


Psychiatry in an army general hospital.

Psychiatry in an army general hospital.


Large ventral herniae in relation to chronic bronchitis and dyspnea: effects of repair.


The effects of diphenylhydantoin (dilantin) on segmental and suprasegmental facilitation and inhibition of segmental motoneurons in the cat.


Late esophageal perforations.

Late esophageal perforations.


A new piperidine phenothiazine (peperacetazine) in chronic psychotic patients.


Fatal myocarditis associated with Coxsackie by B3 infection in the newborn.


The operative treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in conjunction with specific drugs. Results from the years 1949 to 1955.


Cortisol metabolizing activity of spleen and liver of erythroblastosis-afflicted and normal chickens in vitro.


Cushing's syndrome in an infant.

Cushing's syndrome in an infant.


Cellular identification of beta-lactoglobulin synthesis in bovine mammary cell cultures.


Was the development of the diagnostic facial triangle as an accurate analysis based on fact or fancy?


Adnexal masses complicating pregnancy.

Adnexal masses complicating pregnancy.


Evaluation of the spermatozoa and seminal plasma of the infertile male.


Memorial oration.

Memorial oration.


A clinical trial of heptabarbitone (Medomin).


Incidence on genetics of mechanism of segregation and disjunction at meiosis in man.


The distribution of the underground rat populatin of a south Yorkshire drift mine.


Arteriovenous fistula of the renal vessels. A case report.


Jaccoud's arthritis.

Jaccoud's arthritis.


Stratification in intravenous cholangiography. A case report.


The plantar response in infantile cerebral palsy.


The neurological examination in infantile cerebral palsy.


Acute extrapyramidal reaction associated with trifluoperazine.


Blod tranfusion.

Blod tranfusion.


Emergency and licentiates.

Emergency and licentiates.


Eosinophilia.

Eosinophilia.


Trends in prescribing modern medicine.

Trends in prescribing modern medicine.


Differential effects of specific antisera on the rejection of allogenic and xenogenic skin grafts by sublethally x-irradiated mice.


Differential radiosensitivity of first- and second-set responses to allogenic and xenogenic skin grafts in lethally irradiated mice.


Differential response to allogenic and xenogenic skin grafts by sublethally irradiated (670 rad) and non-irradiated mice sensitized by various means.


Mouse fetal liver:a source of immunologically reactive cells.


Response of psoriatic lesions to topical fluocinolone acetonide.


Development of transplantation isoantigens in the mouse embryo plus trophoblast.


Protoplasts of the giant bacterium, Caryophanon latum Peshkoff.


Massive pericardial effusion in subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Stratified squamous epithelium in the vesical trigone and urethra:findings correlated with the menstrual cycle and age.


Adolescence-illness or stage of development.


Oral contraception and venous thrombosis.


Botulinus toxin: effect on the central nervous system of man. Electrical stimulation of multiple peripheral nerves, elicited "H" reflexes in a patient, 61 years old, with botulism. These reflexes are extremely suggestive of some central release or failure of inhibitory control of a monosynaptic or polysynaptic spinal reflex arc. This "central" action of botulinus toxin is similar to that suggested for tetanus toxin.


Pathology of the neuromuscular apparatus in botulism.


Tumors of the salivary gland. A review of fifty-three cases.


Common sense psychiatry for the family phsician.


Determination of the hepatic galactose elimination capacity after a single intravenous injection in man: the reproducibility and the influence of uneven distribution.


Implications of behavioral studies for health education.


On estimating the constants of the 'multi-hit' curve using a medium speed digital computer.


Peripheral iridectomy with scleral cautery. A report on the operative treatment of 72 eyes with glaucoma.


Incisional hernia.

Incisional hernia.


Reducing amphotericin B reactions. A double-blind study.


Factors influencing the cure of Salmonella carriers.


Pelvic cancer; the modern approach.

Pelvic cancer; the modern approach.


Pitfalls in clinical gynecologic diagnosis.


Rhinoviruses: a description.

Rhinoviruses: a description.


Adenovirus ocular disease. Opening paper.


Common cold viruses.

Common cold viruses.


Clinical clues in virus infections.

Clinical clues in virus infections.


Survery of accidents in and around the home.


Experimental production and study of left ventricular aneurysms.


Radiologic Seminar. IX. Unusual esophageal hiatus hernia.


A medium free of agar, serum and peptone for plaque assay of herpes simplex virus.


Influence of streptomycin on nucleotide excretion in Escherichia coli. Tzagoloff, Helen (Rutgers, The State University, New Brunswick, N.J.) and W. W. Umbreit. Influence of streptomycin on nucleotide excretion in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 85:49-52. 1963.-The action of streptomycin in causing nucleotide excretion is not the cause of the killing effect of streptomycin, because, in certain strains, streptomycin may kill the cells without evidence of nucleotide excretion. In readily excreting strains, most of the cells are killed before nucleotide excretion is evident.


Histopathologic lesions of tuberculoid leprosy. Their progressive and regressive changes and clinical significance.


Radiology in cerebrovascular accidents.

Radiology in cerebrovascular accidents.


Surgical management of cerebrovascular accidents.


Present day concepts in the management of intracranial aneurysms.


Medical "advertising" in the lay press.

Medical "advertising" in the lay press.


Quinidine polygalacturonate in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias: a clinical report.


Identification of isovalthine and its related compounds.


Mineral requirements of the larva of rice moth, Corcyra cephalonica (Staint.) Studies on mineral mutrition.


Dermal patterns of 18 and D1 trisomics.

Dermal patterns of 18 and D1 trisomics.


The effect of maternal age and radiation on the rate of non-disjunction in Drosophila melanogaster.


Modification of the contractile responses of actomyosin by cyclic adenosine 3',5'-phosphate.


Antibacterial activity of endodontic medications after varying time intervals within the root canal.


Characterization of hydroxy acids in depot fat after feeding of ricinoleic acid.


Fatuous, that is.

Fatuous, that is.


Ion-competition and the formation of phosphatic uroliths.


Studies on urolithiasis. V. The effects of urinary pH and dietary sodium chloride on the urinary excretion of proteins and the incidence of calculosis.


Alimentary tract duplications.

Alimentary tract duplications.


Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.

Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.


Gaucher's disease.

Gaucher's disease.


Idiopathic hypoglycemia.

Idiopathic hypoglycemia.


Kwashiorkor myelopathy.

Kwashiorkor myelopathy.


Pediatric teaching-undergraduate.

Pediatric teaching-undergraduate.


Accidents--a major public health problem.


Fluorometric assay of 2-dimethylamino-6-hydroxypurine (dimethylaminoguanine) in the presence of guanine.


On the mechanism of the norepinephrine release produced by alpha-methyl-meta-tyrosine.


Factors in amino acid metabolism which can influence the central nervous system.


Hemodynamic studies on clinical shock associated with infection.


Acute duodenal perforation. An analysis of the clinical findings and an evaluation of its treatment in 317 cases.


The early diagnosis and treatment of prostatic cancer.


Pathological studies of coronary atherosclerosis, especially of sclerosis of intramuscular coronary arteries.


Preliminary experiments on the use of "the air-tight cultivation method" in determining blood levels of drugs during the chemotherapy of tuberculosis.


Aortic arch syndrome with special reference to pulseless disease and its variants.


Measurement of cardiac output from precordial dilution curves using a radioisotope.


Precordial low-frequency vibrocardiography. III. Hypertension.


Experimental studies on the humoral and nervous control of the hepatic circulation--effects of epinephrine and nor-epinephrine and of splanchnic nerve stimulation.


Changes in cardiac rate and rhythm produced by electrical stimulation of the brain stem of dogs.


Role of catecholamine in pressor responses to stimulation of the central nervous system.


Japanese medicine in the recent hundred years.


Studies on the anticholinesterase and twitch potentiation activities of galanthamine.


Electromyographical studies on the external ocular muscles of the rabbit in alcohol intoxication.


Polysaccharide produced by the genus Pullularia. I. Production of polysaccharide by growing cells. A dextranlike polysaccharide was found to be produced on substrates of sucrose, maltose, glucose, and fructose by growing cells of various strains of the genus Pullularia. The polysaccharide, obtainable in amounts as large as 2 to 3 g per 100 ml of culture medium using various carbohydrates as the carbon source, was soluble in cold water but not in 50% alcohol. The polysaccharide obtained had a alpha(d) = +197.5 degrees (c = 0.2 in water), and its molecular weight, determined by the light-scattering method, was found to be approximately 250,000.


Synthesis and antiviral effect of hexahydro-s-triazines.


Studies on coenzyme analogs. XII. Synthesis of 5-dimethylaminouridein- and 3-methyluridine 5'-phosphate.


L-Xylose dehydrogenase in baker's yeast.


Action potentials in NaCl and LiCl solutions, pure and mixed.


N-Hydroxylation of carcinogenic amines in vivo and in vitro with liver microsomes.


A new method for continuous recording of the pupil size by means of a phototransistor.


Effects of prolonged daily photoperiods and estrogen on the hypothalamic neurosecretory system of the passerine bird, Zosterops palpebrosa japonica.


Immune hemolysis in alkaline medium.

Immune hemolysis in alkaline medium.


Determination of the species of old blood stains by application of a precipitin absorption technique.


Blood group antigens on the Yoshida sarcoma cells shown by mexed agglutination and elution techniques.


Electrolyte metabolism in blood and cerebrospinal fluid in psychoses.


Effects of 16 alpha-OH-delta4- and delta5-pregnene compounds with respect to electrolyte excretion of aldosterone.


Interplay between various adrenal cortical steroids with respect to electrolyte excretion.


Association of Physicians of India. Annual Conference held at Calcutta from 17th-22nd January 1963. Presidential address.


A double blind study of a new analgesic combination.


A technic for collection of right duct lymph flow in unanesthetized dogs.


Termination of ventricular tachycardia by external countershock.


Role of pulmonary lymphatics in chronic pulmonary edema.


Passage of bacteriophage phi X 174 across the placenta in guinea pigs.


Antibody formation. IV. Formation of rapidly and slowly sedimenting antibodies and immunological memory to bacteriophage phi-X 174. Injection of a sufficient dose of bacteriophage phiX 174 into guinea pigs results in the formation of rapidly sedimenting antibody molecules (19S), and later, slowly sedimenting molecules (7S). Above a threshold dose of antigen, the relative rate of 19S formation is maximal and dose-independent; below this dose, slower relative rates are obtained. The time for doubling the serum 19S level is as short as 6 to 8 hours, suggesting that the absolute rate of antibody formation per cell is increasing in addition to proliferation of antibody-producing cells. Synthesis of 19S after injection of 10(10) phiX virtually ceases at 10 days after which 19S antibody activity disappears from the circulation with a half-life of approximately 24 hours. A second injection of phiX on day 5 or 9 prolongs 19S synthesis, indicating that antigen not only can regulate the relative rate, but also is essential for continued synthesis of 19S. 19S synthesis is also prolonged in guinea pigs by injection of phiX with endotoxin or by 400 r whole body x-irradiation 24 hours after injection of phage into rabbits. The primary 7S response is not detected until approximately 1 week after immunization and relative rates are antigen-dependent. Primary 7S synthesis can continue for many months and leads to preparation for a secondary antibody response (immunological memory) during which only 7S is detected. In contrast, in animals that form precipitating 19S without detectable 7S, a second injection of phage 1 month later results in a second 19S response which closely resembles the first. These findings have led to the suggestion that formation of 19S does not lead to persisting immunological memory.


Antibody response to bacteriophage phi-X-174 in non-mammalian vertebrates.


Acute hypervitaminosis A in guinea pigs. II. Effects on delayed-type hypersensitivity.


Time and dosage effects of meprobamate on simple behavioral tasks.


"Pattern recognition" computers as models for form perception.


Gallbladder contrast media.

Gallbladder contrast media.


Some medical aspects of chemical agents.


Hypothermia for operations on intracranial aneurysms with the aid of open and closed thoracic perfusions.


Intracranial aneurysms. Operations with hypothermia of less than 15 C and perfusion with the open and closed thorax.


Growth of pure cultures of marine phytoplankton in the presence of toxicants. The effects of 17 toxicants on the growth of five species of algae in pure culture were studied. The two species displaying the greatest sensitivity to the action of each of the compounds tested were Monochrysis lutheri and Phaeodactylum tricornutum, and the most resistant species was Protococcus. Of eight different classes of toxicants tested, substituted urea compounds and a mercuric compound were most effective in inhibiting growth of all algal species at the lowest concentrations.


Organic phosphates. XIX. A novel phosphorylation of nucleosides and related compounds with hydrobenzoin cyclic phosphate activated by diphenyl phosphorochloridate.


Inhibition of pancreatic ribonuclease-I activity by heparin.


Studies on the absorption of vitamin B12. III. Intrinsic factor secretion in various gastric diseases with special reference to gastric atrophic changes.


Studies on the absorption of vitamin B12. IV. Distribution of radioactive vitamin B12 in the tissues of albino rats.


Herpes simplex.

Herpes simplex.


Special complications of gynecologic surgery.


Advances in therapy of carcinoma of the uterine body and cervix.


Distribution of red cells and plasma in rabbit and cat kidneys.


Hematocrit and hemoglobin concentration in venous blood drained from the outer cortex of cat kidney.


Intrarenal oxygen tension.

Intrarenal oxygen tension.


Puncture biopsy of the spleen. (Preliminary report on 47 cases).


Distribution and excretion of some mercury compounds after long term exposure.


Identification of two C18 oxygenated corticosteroids isolated from human urine.


The exhilarating moment of birth.

The exhilarating moment of birth.


Autoradiographic distribution studies with natural oestrogens.


A contact lens fitting procedure.

A contact lens fitting procedure.


Distribution of plutonium in mice; an autoradiographic study.


Maternal-fetal effects of propiomazine-meperidine analgesia.


The function of the lymphatic system in cancer.


Dydrogesterone therapy: clinical observations and laboratory findings in 61 patients.


Traction and compression forces exerted by obstetric forceps and their effect on fetal heart rate.


Social work in a home-care program.

Social work in a home-care program.


Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria. Report of two cases with atypical features, autopsy findings, and review of pathophysiology.


The effect of verbal conditioning of emotional words on recognition of threatening stimuli.


Alcohol-resistant phosphatase activity in chloroplasts.


Kidney, water, and electrolyte metabolism.


Micropuncture study of composition of proximal and distal tubular fluid in rat kidney.


Recent developments of micromethods for the study of renal physiology and pharmacology.


Influence of aldosterone on isometric tension development in the rat heart.


Reflexive fighting in response to aversive stimulation. Reflexive fighting was elicited between paired rats as a reflex reaction to electric shock prior to any specific conditioning. Such fighting was fairly stereotyped and easily differentiated from the rats' usual behavior. The strength of this reflex was not attributable to any apparent operant reinforcement. Elicitation of fighting was a direct function of the enclosed floor area and a nonmonotonic function of the shock intensity. Failure to scramble the polarity of the electrified grid produced inconsistent fighting. Under optimal conditions fighting was consistently elicited by shock regardless of the rat's sex, strain, previous familiarity with each other, or the number present during shock. Repeated shock presentations did not produce an appreciable decrease in fighting until signs of physical debility appeared. Although shock did not cause a rat to attack inanimate objects, it did produce attack movements toward other small animals. Failure of guinea pigs to defend themselves revealed that the elicitation of fighting from the rat does not require reciprocal attack. Paired hamsters showed fighting reactions similar to those of the rats, whereas guinea pigs failed to fight. Electrode shock and a heated floor elicited fighting between the rats, but intense noise and a cooled floor did not.


Acute pericarditis associated with Coxsackie B-5 virus infections.


The interaction between xanthine oxidase and its antibody.


The effect of quinacrine on neoplastic effusions and certain of their enzymes.


The occurrence of lymphoma in patients with long-standing hyperthyroidism.


Stuructures of presumed dental origin in human gingival tissue.


Autoprothrombin II and autoprothrombin II anticoagulant.


Factors in the growth of children with patent ductus arteriousus.


Lymphoma current concepts and practices.


Histoplasmosis. I. Laboratory diagnosis, with special reference to the morphological characteristics of Histoplasma capsulatum.


Histoplasmosis. II. Laboratory diagnosis: colonial morphology and coremial formation of Histoplasma capsulatum.


Colorimetric method for hippuric acid.

Colorimetric method for hippuric acid.


Detection and quantitative determination of glycine with pyridine and p-nitrobenzoyl chloride.


Deoxygenation radiotherapy.

Deoxygenation radiotherapy.


Scanning isotope renogram.

Scanning isotope renogram.


Serum enzymes in the diagnosis of myocardial infarction.


Comparity therapeutic effectiveness of sulfonamide-dihydrotriazine combination, erythromycin propionate and oral penicillin in the treatment of group A beta-hemolytic streptococcal infections.


Experimental transmission of exudative epidermitis of pigs.


Transmission and characterization of edema disease of swine.


Evaluation of problems related to introduction of secondary specificpathogen-free (SPF) boars in SPF and non-SPF herds.


Biosynthesis of mustard oil glucosides. I. Administration of C14-labelled compounds to horseradish, nasturtium, and watercress.


Bidirectional paired-associate learning.


Charles SINGER, the man and the historian.


Activity of 1-beta-D-arabinofuranosylcytosine hydrochloride against herpes simplex keratitis.


Iron in ruminant nutrition. 1. Liver storage iron, plasma iron and total iron-binding capacity levels in normal adult sheep and cattle.


Allergy and immunity.

Allergy and immunity.


Vitamin toxemia.

Vitamin toxemia.


Mediastinal liposarcoma. Report of a case.


Vitamin B12 studies after gastrectomy.

Vitamin B12 studies after gastrectomy.


In vitro exploration of a circadian rhythm in adrenocorticotropic activity of C mouse hypophysis.


Diffusion across rat diaphram. II. Movement of sugars; effect of insulin and other agents.


Diffusion across rat diaphragm. I. Movement of sodium and potassium; effect of excitation and correlation with protein structure.


Flourescence changes in nerve induced by stimulation. Their relation to protein configuration. It was previously assumed, on the basis of changes in the ultraviolet absorption spectrum and of increase in ionizable sulfhydryl groups, that during excitation the proteins of excitable structures undergo some structural rearrangements, and these rearrangements may be similar to those designated by the term transconformation. In the present experiments, it was observed that electrical stimulation of peripheral nerves from rat, guinea pig, frog, and crab causes a decrease in their fluorescence. The peaks of the emission and activation spectra correspond to those attributed to proteins. Denaturing agents, such as urea, were also found to decrease the fluorescence of nerve extracts. It is, therefore, probable that the decrease in fluorescence, associated with the excited state, is due to a change in the configuration of the nerve proteins. The fluorescent method is applicable not only to tissue extracts but allows the observation of surviving nerve fibers before, during, and after stimulation. It showed that fluorescence of the fibers decreases invariably during stimulation and tends to return to the control level during restoration. The reduction in fluorescence is quantitatively related to the number of stimuli received by the nerve.


Preparation and properties of a freeze-dried B.C.G. vaccine of increased stability.


Nonallergic drug reactions.

Nonallergic drug reactions.


A new centrifuge for washing erythrocytes for the AHG (Coombs) test and other procedures.


Blood flow and blood pressure measurement in anesthesiology using the impedance plethysmograph.


Mescaline, LSD, psilocybin, and personality change.


The effects of total starvation upon the levels of circulating glucagon and insulin in man.


The army, the soldier and the psychiatrist.


Malnutrition in the Americas.

Malnutrition in the Americas.


Studies on the resistance of Musca domestica L, to insecticides.


Constituents of dental calculus from sheep.


Chastity and charity.

Chastity and charity.


Eight years' experience of x-ray moving beam therapy of cervical carcinoma.


Ureteral obstructions and large gynecological tumours.


Determination of surface-active agents. V. Volumetric determination of ethylene oxide content in nonionic surface-active agent.


Determination of surface-active agents. VI. on the composition of nonionics-barium-tetraphenylborate complex.


The clinical use of cardiac pacemakers.

The clinical use of cardiac pacemakers.


Temperature-sensitive formic hydrogenlyase in a psychrophilic bacterium. Upadhyay, J. (Washington State University, Pullman) and J. L. Stokes. Temperature-sensitive formic hydrogenlyase in a psychrophilic bacterium. J. Bacteriol. 85:177-185. 1963.-A temperature-sensitive formic hydrogenlyase has been found in a psychrophilic bacterium, strain 82. The enzyme was most active at 30 C, but completely inactive at 45 C. In contrast, formic hydrogenlyase in mesophilic Escherichia coli was most active at 45 C, and completely inactivated only at 70 C. The hydrogenlyase-forming system in psychrophile strain 82 also was unusually heat-sensitive. It was inactivated at temperatures above 20 C; whereas, in mesophilic E. coli, Proteus vulgaris, and Salmonella oranienburg, hydrogenlyase was formed even at 45 C. This heat sensitivity of the enzyme-forming system accounted fully for the inability of strain 82 to produce gas from carbohydrates above 20 C. Psychrophile hydrogenlyase resembled the mesophilic variety in several respects. It was most active at pH 5.0. It was not formed by cells grown aerobically. It could be induced in resting-cell suspensions by use of glucose, formate, and casein hydrolysate as supplements, although several times as much glucose was required as for enzyme induction in strains of E. coli and Salmonella. The enzyme was formed best at pH 7.5, which was somewhat higher than the pH of 6 to 7 for mesophile hydrogenlyase, and by cells taken from the beginning of the stationary phase of growth.


A rapid micro gas analysis system for carbon dioxide, oxygen, hydrocarbon gases, and hydrogen.


Roentgenology in orthodontics.

Roentgenology in orthodontics.


Reaction of histidine with the biuret reagent in the presence of oxygen.


Genetic factors influencing irradiation protection by bone marrow. III. Midlethal irradiation of inbred mice.


Genetic factors influencing irradiation protection by bone marrow. IV. Midlethal irradiation of F-I hybrid mice.


Richard James Arthur BERRY.

Richard James Arthur BERRY.


Finger joint prosthesis in chronic gout.


A constant-amplitude transistorized unit for remote brain stimulation.


Acute iliac-artery thrombosis.

Acute iliac-artery thrombosis.


Comments on report of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation.


Dietary management of the malabsorption syndrome. The purpose of this report is to emphasize the importance of strict dietary control of patients suffering from the malabsorption syndrome and to announce the availability of a gluten-free bread-substitute, called "Unimix", from the Scientific Development Committee, Room 14, Medical Building, University of Toronto. Science a gluten-free diet is difficult to follow because of the widespread use of wheat flour and other cereals in the production of many common foods, a suggested gluten-free meal pattern is presented, which conforms with Canada's Food Guide and permits a number of choices of menu within certain limits.


Some dermatological reminiscences.

Some dermatological reminiscences.


Biosynthesis of alpha-aminoketones and the metabolism of aminoacetone.


An account of intersymbol influences in the information theory: application to linguistics and biology.


Excision of the major duct system of the breast.


The suitability of intracutaneous infection in guinea pigs induced by virulent tubercle bacilli for the use in chemotherapeutic trials.


Report on the antimicrobial activity of Isoxyl on M. tuberculosis "in vitro" and "in vio".


Acute ischemia of a limb complicating methysergide maleate therapy.


Dye-sensitized photoinactivation of yeast in relation to the x-ray oxygen effect.


Characterization of enzymes in specific immuneprecipitates.


Surgery in horizontal strabismus.

Surgery in horizontal strabismus.


Processed cortical bone for internal fixation in lumbosacral arthrodesis. An application of the distraction-impaction principle to increase the intervertebral canal and disc spaces.


The bone-body fluid continuum: calcium and phosphorus in the skeleton and blood of extinct and living vertebrates.


The regulation of calcium and other ions in the serums of hagfish and lampreys.


Studies with a cell-free system of proline incorporation into protein cleaved by collagenase.


The organization and retention of geometric designs by brain-damaged individuals.


Optical rotation and the conformation of polypeptides and proteins.


Role of the kidney and the adrenal cortex in congestive heart failure. (I).


Role of the kidney and the adrenal cortex in congestive heart failure. (II).


An imidazole pump model of electron transport.


Stereochemistry and rate theory in protein synthesis.


Medical factors in non-fatal aircraft accidents.


The lack of effect of LSD 25 on amygdaloid and cortical attention responses.


Release of antidiuretic hormone due to common carotid occlusion and its relation with vagus nerve.


Role of hepatic blood flow in regulating plasma concentration of antidiuretic hormone after hemorrhage.


Psychotropic and related compounds.

Psychotropic and related compounds.


Pilot reaction to high speed rotation.

Pilot reaction to high speed rotation.


Future vocational trends and opportunities for the handicapped.


The action of the alkaloid ryanodine on insect skeletal muscle.


Intracellular stimulation and recording from single cardiac cells.


The safety factor for conduction in cardiac muscle.


Is renal arteriography (aortography) a reliable test in the differential diagnosis between kidney cysts and neoplasms?


Hydronephrosis due to aberrant blood vessels versus communicating peripelvic cysts: their roentgenographic diagnosis.


Multilocular cysts of kidney with intrapelvic herniation of a "daughter" cyst: report of 4 cases.


A survey of inactive physical therapists.


A clinical investigation of a new cardiovascular contrast agent, diatrizoate sodium and diprotrizoate (ditriokon).


The effects of anthranilic hydroxamic acid on rat behaviour and rat brain gamma-aminobutyric acid, norepinephrine and 5-hydroxytryptamine concentrations.


Studies on thiamine disulfide. I. Physicochemical properties of O-benzoylthiamine disulfide.


Studies on thiamine disulfide. III. determination of O-benzoylthiamine disulfide.


Studies on thiamine disulfide. II. Biological properties of O-benzoylthimine disulfide.


The effects of high fatty acid on the glucose metabolism of Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.


Head movements of the vestibular origin and the regulatory functions of the central nervous system.


The initiation of respiration after anaesthesia accompanied by passive pulmonary hyperventilation.


The death rate in the age-group 1-4 years as an index of malnutrition in tropical countries.


Bilateral ureteral and vesical carcinomas occurring asynchronously: report of a case.


Chemotherapeutic agents for the systemic mycoses.


The spectrum of opportunistic fungus infections.


Periodicity and boundedness of solutions of generalized differential equations of growth.


The oxidation of glutathione with formic acid and hydrogen peroxide.


Biological and pharmacological significance of the expanded S-outer shell in electron transfer reactions.


A new method for the determination of dopamine (3-hydroxytyramine).


The 5-hydroxytryptamine content of the brain and some other organs of the hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) during activity and hibernation.


Lipid spasmogens appearing in connection with histamine liberation.


Mechanism of histamine release in mast cells.


The effects of amphetamine on tachistoscopic performance in the monkey.


Successful ways of controlling infections.


Fluorescence properties of tetrahydrofolate and related compounds.


Intracellular distribution of cations and protein in regenerating rat liver.


Liver and spleen phosphatase activity in bone-marrow transplantation.


The federal scientist-administrator.

The federal scientist-administrator.


The effects of atheromatous embolization on small arteries and arterioles.


The beneficiation of raw materials in the steel industry and its effect upon air pollution control.


A study on the nephelometric estimation of total serum lipid.


Natural triploidy in salamanders related to Ambystoma jeffersonianum. Female salamanders with large erythrocytes and erythrocyte nuclei produced triploid larvae; females with small erythrocytes and erythrocyte nuclei produced diploid larvae. Larval chromosome counts, dimorphism in cell size, and sex inheritance indicate distinct, persisting populations of triploid females in parts of the range of the Ambystoma jeffersonianum complex.


Two cases of phocomelia in Finnish Lapland.


Coronary arterio-sclerosis in pilots. Report of a case.


Coronary arteriosclerosis in pilots. Report of a case.


E.C.G. alterations in splenectomized albino rats and in mice with splenic agenesis, subjected to tangential (transversal) accelerations after spleen homogenate treatment.


Delyed allergy to vascular antigens in systemic lupus erythematosus.


Electrochemical determination of the tension of oxygen in tissue.


Chromatography of serum lipid fractions on a thin layer of A12O3.


Clinical experience with chlorpropamide. Observations on results.


The neutralization test for vesicular stomatitis virus in chicken embryos and tissue cultures.


Studies on the aetiology of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis.


Thin-layer partition chromatography. A quick method of chromatography for steroids.


Effects of radiation therapy in survivors of Wilms's tumor.


Polaroid Land photography in a radiation therapy department.


Use of the Rotterdam radium reconstruction device.


Radiation response of carcinoid of the rectum.


Studies on the mechnism of activation of acetyl coenzyme A carboxylase by citrate.


Antepartum bleeding due to injury of velamentous placental vessels.


XX/XO mosaicism in a girl. Report of the youngest patient.


Effect of polyphloroglucinol-phosphate, an acid polymer, on herpes simplex virus.


Ivar THORLING.

Ivar THORLING.


Nutrition studies in the cold. IV. Effect of cold environment on experimental atherosclerosis in the rabbit.


An unusual radiographic shadow due to calcified heart valves.


The activity of penicillin and penicillin-isoniazid combinations against isoniazid-susceptible and -resistant mycobacterium tuberculosis.


A note of stability of emodin tablets.

A note of stability of emodin tablets.


Visual radiations in mammals with pure-cone retinae.


Current methods for the diagnosis of thyroid disease.


Thyroid function: the uptake of I-131-1-triiodothyronine by the human red blood cell as a diagnostic test.


Frank Burton WALSH, M.D.

Frank Burton WALSH, M.D.


Lucien HOWE: the laboratory and experimental ophthalmology.


A study of swimmer mouthpieces. 5-61.

A study of swimmer mouthpieces. 5-61.


The prediction of recovery in schizophrenia.


The acquisition of cellular resistance to polyoma virus during embryonic differentiation.


The transmission problem in primary embryonic induction.


Polyoma virus and mouse kidney organogenesis in vitro.


Viral susceptibility and embryonic differentiation. 2. Immunofluorescence studies of viral infection in the developing mouse kidney in vitro.


Precise adsorption method for measuring the percentage of dead bacterial cells. It was observed that Freundlich's law is obeyed when methylene blue is adsorbed from different aqueous solutions by mixtures of dead and live bacterial cells. A simple and precise colorimetric method was developed for determining the percentage of dead cells.


The influence of vitamin B12 on the urinary excretion of radioiodine in white rats.


Leukemic reticuloendotheliosis.

Leukemic reticuloendotheliosis.


Trimethylpurin-6-ylammonium chloride (NSC-51095): acute toxicity in man--a preliminary report.


Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography.


Gall-stones in patients under thirty. A clinical survey.


Clinical evaluation of anticoagulant therapy in cases of pre-infarction syndrome.


Tumors of lymphoid tissue; a clinico-pathologic study.


Ischaemic heart disease in India.

Ischaemic heart disease in India.


The natural history of alveolar soft-part sarcomas.


Effect of administration of glucuronic acid in rats treated with carbon tetrachloride.


A comparison of the value of 200,000 I.U. tetanus antitoxin with 50,000 I.U. in the treatment of tetanus.


Self-induced epileptic seizures.

Self-induced epileptic seizures.


Action of reserpine on the spinal cat.

Action of reserpine on the spinal cat.


Hematological alterations induced by simulated high altitude.


Portal hypertension. Personal experience of the surgical treatment.


The influence of ionizing radiation on nucleic acids, vitality and fecundating ability of male sexual cells.


Auxometric study of a group of adolescents of the C.O.N.I. training centres.


The psycho-analytic situation. Affects, emotional reliving, and insight in the psycho-analytic process.


A case of tetanus?

A case of tetanus?


Activity of PPNR in ferredoxin-dependent reactions.


Information content of chemical structures and some possible biological applications.


Attempts at long-term cultivation of a golden hamster spontaneous tumour.


The role of the podiatrist in the management of the diabetic patient.


Public health problems in the Philippines.


Cardiac infarction and insulin antagonism.


Control of orthostatic hypotension of quadriplegic patients with a pressure suite.


Management of the chronic sequelae of paralytic disease.


Routine culture of human amnion cells.

Routine culture of human amnion cells.


Carboxypeptidase A: approaches to the chemical nature of the active center and the mechanisms of action.


Medical biology. A perspective.

Medical biology. A perspective.


Environmental biophysics and microbial ubiquity.


On the activity of deoxyriboaldolase during liver regeneration.


Metaphyseal curettage and temporary laxity of the hip in the treatment of arthrosis deformans.


The child with Tay-Sachs disease.

The child with Tay-Sachs disease.


Chondrocalcinosis articularis. Section II. Genetic study.


Familial hypothalamic diabetes insipidus in rats.


The effect of hydrocortisone on the mastocytosis produced in mice by short-wavelength ultraviolet radiation.


Laminagraphy of the ear. Normal roentgenographic anatomy.


Laminagraphy of the ear. Pathologic conditions.


Studies on the forebrain of the mouse. Golgi observations.


Symphosarcomatous infiltration of the cauda equina. Myelography in an unusual case.


The neurologic examination illustrated.

The neurologic examination illustrated.


The structural changes in miosis and mydriasis of the monkey eye.


Permission, promotion, and provocation of antisocial behavior.


Sweating: its rapid response to muscular work. Marked increases in sweating rate occurred within 1.5 seconds after the initiation of muscular activity in a warm room. This increase did not seem dependent upon thermal stimuli, but was related to the work rate, and the ambient temperature, or the sweating rate during the pre-exercise perhiod.


An outline atlas of the human basal ganglia with estimation of anatomical variants.


The abdominal aura. A study of abdominal sensations occurring in epilepsy and produced by depth stimulation.


In vitro studies on oxidative and lipid metabolism in the immature macaque monkey.


Splenectomy on account of a traumatic rupture in a patient with haemophilia A.


Initiation and conduction of impulses in partially depolarized cardiac fibers.


The origin and development of smooth muscle and contractility in the ductus epididymidis of the rat.


Changes in oxygen saturation and acid-base equilibrium during ventilatorystandstill in dogs: an approach to the study of circulatory arrest.


Ethics of communication between professional groups and laity.


Shotgun blast injuries of the hand.

Shotgun blast injuries of the hand.


An African bat trypanosome in Stricticimex brevispinosus Usinger, 1959.


The epidemiology and control of human trypanosomiasis in Glossina morsitans fly-belts.


Treatment of choroiditis disseminata acuta by prednison.


In- and outfluxes of Ca-ions in freshwater gasteropods.


Visual deficit in albino rats following fetal x irradiation.


On the source of lactic dehydrogenase in cerebrospinal fluid.


Exsanguinating cephalhaematomata in African newborn infants.


Reaction to bromsulphalein.

Reaction to bromsulphalein.


Infections with Leptospira mini Szwajizak in man and animals in Israel.


The determination of cortisol and corticosterone production rates by an isotope dilution method.


On the mechanism of inhibition of dopamine-beta-oxidase by benzyloxyamines.


Retroperitoneal hemorrhage as a complication of femoral artery cannulation for extra-corporeal circulation.


The Saginaw perinatal mortality study.

The Saginaw perinatal mortality study.


Glucose metabolism of the avian egg.

Glucose metabolism of the avian egg.


Pulmonary asbestosis.

Pulmonary asbestosis.


X-ray studies on top component a and bottom component of alfalfa mosaic virus.


Steel room: airborne radioactivity problems.


Nonmedical unit administration.

Nonmedical unit administration.


A Q Sort study of the ideal administrator.


Trends in three cancer sites.

Trends in three cancer sites.


Congenital midline cervical cord with report of a case and a note on the etiology of congenital torticollis.


Placental transfer of palmitic acid-1-C14 in rabbits.


Neuroradiologic potpourri in infants and children.


Nursing attitudes cause for administrative concern.


Studies in oligophrenia. II. Amino-aciduria in mentally deficient children.


Studies in oligophrenia. I. Growth in mentally deficient children.


Pancreatic fnction in cirrhosis of the liver.


Pnacreati function in cirrhosis of the liver.


Hypoglycaemia and spinal shock in rats.

Hypoglycaemia and spinal shock in rats.


The diagnosis of nephroblastoma in child ren.


Responses of muscles of cat small intestine to autonomic nerve stimulation.


Specific impedance of rabbit's cortical tissue.


Conductivity changes in some organs after circulatory arrest.


The sorbital pathway in the lens.

The sorbital pathway in the lens.


Serum proteins: a comparative study in the Bantu, Cape coloured and European communities in the Cape Town area.


The neglected role of private physician in controlling VD.


Neutral proteinases in the lens. 2. Partial purification and properties.


Search for a neutral proteinase in bovine lens.


The fixation of tetanus toxin, strychnine, serotonin and other substances by ganglioside.


Fibrous dysplasia: a clinical pathologic study of orthopedic surgical cases.


The fixation of tetanus toxin by ganglioside.


The fixation of tetanus toxin by frog brain.


Fibrous dysplasia of the femur with sarcomatous change.


Obesity, coloured striae and hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex.


The microstructure of young dentine.

The microstructure of young dentine.


Clinical and experimental aspects of bile acid metabolism.


Neuroblastomata and vitamin B12.

Neuroblastomata and vitamin B12.


The influence of music of reactions to frustration.


Successful treatment of a herd outbreak of Pseudomonas mastitis.


The fate of nuclei, deoxyribonucleic and deoxyribonuclease in the course of autolysis.


Response bias in psychophysical judgments: a test of Luce's model.


Otto Knut Olof FOLIN (1867-1934).

Otto Knut Olof FOLIN (1867-1934).


Hesperidin, phagocytosis and O2 and CO2 tensions in subcutaneous gas pockets.


Subcutaneous tissue pO2 and pCO2 of rats in a high CO2 atmosphere.


Cyothcemical injury of x-radiation.

Cyothcemical injury of x-radiation.


Tissue pO2 and pCO2 estimation with rat subcutaneous ogas pockets.


Canine hepatic secretion and urinary excretion of three S35-labeled phenothiazines.


Parathion residues on leafy crops.

Parathion residues on leafy crops.


Liver function related to thyroxine metabolism.


Isomerism of the cardiac atria in the asplenia syndrome.


Urinary creatine as an index of body composition.


Acridine-orange fluorescence microscopy in the detection of pathogenic vaginal flora.


Effects of chloro substitutions on aliphatic acid inhibitors of pantothenate metabolism in Escherichia coli.


Vascular lesions f the female pelvis. With report of an aneurysm with arteriovenous fistula of the uterine artery and vaginal vein.


Serum fatty acid patterns in preoperative and postoperative patients.


Isoantibodies as a blood transfusion problem: the untransfusible patient.


Leishmaniasis in the Sudan Republic. 14. Leishmanin skin testing in Upper Nile Province.


Leishmaniasis in the Sudan Republic. VI. Clinical and laboratory aspects of kala-azar in hospitalized patients from Upper Nile Province.


Synovial fluid from the normal bovine tarsus. I. Cellular constituents, volume, and gross appearance.


Synovial fluid from the normal bovine tarsus. II. Relative viscosity and quality of mucopolysaccharide.


Synovial fluid from the normal bovine tarsus. III. Blood, plasma, and synovial fluid sugars.


Propertis of equine synovial fluid.

Propertis of equine synovial fluid.


The fate of large doses of creatine injected intraperitoneally into normal rats.


Transamidinase activities, in vitro, of tissues from various mammals and from rats fed protein-free, creatine-supplemented and normal diets.


Clinical administration of methoxytiurane.


Surgial aspect of acute and chronic ulcerative colitis.


Treatment of radiostrontium intoxication in mice. I. The enhancement of elimination of radiostrontium.


Treatment of radiostrontium intoxication in mice. II. Survival and bone-tumour frequency.


Nutrition of 96 naval recruits during a shelter habitability study.


X-ray diagnosis in child urology.

X-ray diagnosis in child urology.


Electrical anesthesia.

Electrical anesthesia.


Labor and delivery complicated by dermoid cysts. Report of two cases.


Cumulative dose-response curves. II. Technique for the making of dose-response curves in isolated organs and the evaluation of drug parameters.


The cariostatic effect of dietary phosphate in the rat in the presence or absence of fluoride int eh drinking water.


A new laboratory form and recording system.


An investigation of the occurrence of Leber's disease in the Netherlands.


Determination of carbon and its radioactivity. IV. Transfer of CO2 to counting tubes without use of liquid nitrogen.


The relationship between the magnitude of the effect and the oxygen-concentration in irradiation experiments on Tradescantia pollen-tube chromosomes.


Air-motivated behavior in the turtle.

Air-motivated behavior in the turtle.


Carbon dioxide escape and avoidance behavior in the brown rat.


The Australian Medical Care Plan. A unique partnership.


Candida marina nov. spec., Torulopsis torresli nov. spec. and T. maris nov. spec., three yeasts from the Torres Strait.


Temperature sensitivity of chromosomal polymorphism in drosophila pseudoobscura.


Natural selection in man.

Natural selection in man.


Supposedly high viabilities of homozygotes and heterozygotes in Drosophila.


Clinical evaluation of a new medium for excretory urography. A comparison study of Renovist and Renografin 76 per cent.


Immunochemical studies on the components of the pepsinogen system. Rabbit antisera to pepsin and pepsinogen were characterized by several immunological criteria. Both antisera inhibited the rennet activity of pepsin. Antipepsinogen protected pepsin from alkaline denaturation. Using antipepsinogen, precipitin analysis at pH 5.5 indicated that the native enzyme resembles the precursor more closely than did the denatured enzyme. However, all three proteins have some antigenic sites in common. Both antisera reacted more efficiently with their homologous antigens. When measured by C' fixation, the pepsinogen-antipepsinogen system was inhibited by pepsin and to a greater degree, by the activation mixture and the pepsin-inhibitor complex. Pepsin-antipepsin was inhibited by pepsinogen. The specificity of these two antibodies toward pepsin and pepsinogen conformation was used to measure the disappearance of pepsinogen and the concomitant appearance of pepsin during autocatalytic conversion at pH 4.6. The experimental results obtained during the conversion could be duplicated by using varying proportions of pepsin and pepsinogen in the model system. The potentialities of employing these antisera to detect conformational changes such as the unmasking of the pepsin moiety in pepsinogen molecules modified by physical or chemical reagents are discussed.


Structural studies on pepsinogen and pepsin: an immunological approach.


Autopsy incidence of otitis media in infants.


Triangular ostectomy of the vertical rami: another technic for correcting mandibular prognathism.


Elementary analysis of fluorine by neutron activation.


A relationship between DNA content, nuclear volume, and minimum mitotic cycle time.


Effects of chronic hypercapnia on electrolyte and acid-base equilibrium. III. Characteristics of the adaptive and recovery process as evaluated by provision of alkali.


Serum hemagglutinating antibodies in penicillin allergy.


The collection and preparation of specimens for cytological examination.


A comparison of two techniques for personality assessment.


Recovery from acute phenobarbital intoxication after prolonged coma.


Anesthetics old and new: some theroretical and practical concepts.


Precursors of the urinary 11-desoxy-17-ketosteroids: estimation of the secretory rate of dehydroisoandrosterone.


Nuclear deoxyribonucleic acid content in corona radiata of the ovary of the rat.


Clinical pharmacology of the narcotic analgesics.


Halothane and hepatic necrosis.

Halothane and hepatic necrosis.


Anesthetic aspects of renal homotransplantation in man. With notes on the anesthetic care of the uremic patient.


Polycythemia associated with uterine fibroma.


Action of pentolinium on cardiac output and other hemodynamic parameters in the rat.


How "stable" are heritability estimates? A comparison of heritability estimates from six anthropometric studies.


The role of physiology, biochemistry and the basic sciences in the training of medial students.


Improved liquid elution column system.

Improved liquid elution column system.


A study of retentiontime relationships in gas chromatography in terms of the structure of steroids.


Cadmium enhancement of proximal tubular sodium reabsorption.


Effects of zinc, cadmium, and mercury on renal transport systems.


Inhibition of distal tubular sodium reabsorption by angiotensin. II.


Reticulocyte counts by means of fluorescence microscopy.


Prevention of coronary heart disease.

Prevention of coronary heart disease.


Towards better care of accident victims.


The oncogenic activity of the polyoma virus in thymectomized rats.


Gonococcal arthritis.

Gonococcal arthritis.


Government controls and the voluntary hospital.


Genetic control of the regulation of isocitritase and malate synthase in Escherichia coli K 12.


Medial thalamic functions in voluntary behaviour.


The effect of medical thalamic lesions on previously established fear-motivated behaviour.


Nuclear changes in the white blood cells of patients with schizophrenic reaction. A preliminary report.


Oxidation of dopamine to melanin by an enzyme of rat brain.


Emphysema, hypoxia and the polycythemic response.


Effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on the pressor response to normetanephrine in the rat.


A clinical study of Sjogren's syndrome.

A clinical study of Sjogren's syndrome.


Studies of hemostatic function in paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria.


Clinical experience with iron-sorbitol, a new intramuscular iron medication.


Adrenogenital syndrome: absence of the vagina with pregnancy and successful delivery.


Carotid occlusion.

Carotid occlusion.


Scleroderma with subcutaneous deposits of calcium.


An analysis of adrenergic blocking activity of cysteamine.


The effect of hemicholinium and eserine on the spontaneous activity and conductivity of the isolated rat and guinea pig auricles.


The effect of methysergide and x-irradiation on the barbiturate sleeping-time in rats.


Effect of guanethidine, hemicholinium and mebutamate on the hypertensive response to eserine and catechol amines. Guanethidine, hemicholinium and mebutamate were used to study the site and mechanism of the hypertensive response to eserine in the rat. Guanethidine was found to block very effectively the hypertensive effect of eserine and to produce at the same time a very strong potentiation of the response to catechol amines. Hemicholinium, after a certain latent period, also blocked the effect of eserine, at the same time leaving the response to adrenaline and noradrenaline intact. Mebutamate was also found to block the effect of eserine. The results of the present experiments suggest that eserine produces a central adrenergic activation in the rat.


Comparison of adrenergic activation by anticholinesterases and by hypoxia.


Contemporary medical teaching and the need for more effective communication.


Age and sex in atopic and non-atopic asthma. (Frequency of outpatients' visits and "atopisation").


Differentiation of myosins extracted from tonic and tetanic muscles on the basis of their antigenic properties.


The myosin structure of the different types of muscle.


Vilmos SCHULEK (April 21, 1843--March 13, 1905).


Separation of muscle excitation from contraction.


Effect of phenolic compounds on the activity of indoleacetic acid oxidase.


Standardized cabbage factor complex for peptic ulcers. Report of animal experiments and 162 ambulatory cases.


Standard three-step bronchospirometry.

Standard three-step bronchospirometry.


The healing alliance.

The healing alliance.


Ventricular fibrillation induced by coronary occlusion during hypothermia in dogs and the effects of quinidine, quinacrine, and oxytocin.


Doddaballapur Lakshmi Narsimha MURTHI RAO (1918-1962).


On the relationship of catecholamines and thyroid activity to ventricular fibrillation during hypothermia in dogs.


Intestinal absorption of glucose in normal and diabetic rats: the effect of ethylene diamine tetra acetate (Edta).


The role of dietary lactose in the synthesis of brain galactolipids.


Glucosamine-6-phosphate deaminase activity during connective tissue growth.


Pulmonary blood volume and its relation to pulmonary hemodynamics in cardiac patients.


Preliminary results of vaccination against influenza. I. Degree of reactivity and immunogenicity of different anti-influenzal preparations


Effects of adrenal androgens on immature female mice.


A cell line from trypsinized adult rabbit brain tissue.


Digitoxin antagonism by visnadin.

Digitoxin antagonism by visnadin.


A urinary cryoprotein in multiple myeloma.


The use of tip threaded stainless steel pins for fractures of the ankles and other uses.


Lack of effect of tyrosine on circulating eosinophils in patients with Addison's disease.


An unusual complication of phenylbutazone therapy--toxic epidermal necrolysis.


S.G.O.T. in liver diseases.

S.G.O.T. in liver diseases.


Nature of the constituents of undermined nitrogen in urine of Indian adults.


Influence of vegetable and animal protein diets of cellular and non-cellular origin on nitrogen metabolism in adults.


Partition of urinary nitrogen in children with kwashiorkor treated with animal and vegetable proteins.


Clinical application of plasma hemoglobin estimations.


The organization and principal trends of pestcontrol in USSR.


Fetal response to induction, augmentation, and correction of labor by oxytocin.


Desultory labor.

Desultory labor.


Maternal and fetal physiology; present day concepts regarding gestation and labor.


Methaemoglobinaemia of alimentary origin.


Calcium ion uptake by fragments of rat liver mitochondria and its dependence on electron transport.


Aneurysm of the aorta treated by excision. Review of 237 cases followed up to seven years.


A polarographic method for evaluation of the peripheral circulation.


Further observations on the sickling phenomenon.


Urinary excretion of tryptophan metabolites in the healthy infant.


The natural history of atherosclerosis.

The natural history of atherosclerosis.


Civilian aviation medicine.

Civilian aviation medicine.


Conduction velocities in single fibers of the visual radiation.


Use of Bayes' theorem in ophthalmodynamometry.


External cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Report on cases at Butterworth Hospital.


Pulmonary inflammatory hyperinflation in infants. In infants less than 3 years old pulmonary hyperinflation can be a clinical and radiological sign of acute pneumonitis. It is an early, nonspecific occurrence in the presence of inflammation. The most reliable radiologic signs include flattening and undulation of the diaphragm, mediastinal elongation and narrowing, and a cardiac outline completely visualized above the diaphragm.


Radiosensitivity of bioelectric functions of rat stomach and caecum.


Sclerotic banded vertebrae. (Rugger Jersey spine).


Modifying effect of diet on daily variations of certain liver constituents.


Conformity to group pressure in relation to the value of the task material.


Intracranial hemorrhage due to metastatic chorionepithelioma.


Bone disease induced by radiation.

Bone disease induced by radiation.


The production and release of glycerol by adipose tissue incubated in vitro.


Day hospital programming in a psychiatric hospital for children.


Planning for early treatment psychiatric services.


New perspectives of mental patient care.


Regional organization and interstate cooperation in mental health program development.


Excretion of street rabies virus in saliva of cats.


A research project in psychiatric aide training.


Epistylis helicostylum n. sp., a new peritrichous ciliate with an allmetric stalk formation.


Effect of alimentary lipaemia on the thromboplastic activity of serum. A simple orientation test on activity changes.


Studies on the mode of action of streptogramin.


The fluorescent antibody method in the study of immunopathologic conditions. Histochemical studies of immunopathologic conditions were carried out, using Coons' fluorescent antibody technique. Experimental conditions studied were: serum sickness, generalized anaphylaxis, the Arthus reaction and experimental glomerulonephritis. Human diseases studied were those referred to as "collagen diseases". Specific immunologic reactants were localized in the lesions of all experimental conditions studied, thus offering objective evidence of a possible immunologic pathogenesis of the lesions. In human diseases, gamma globulin was localized in the lesions of rheumatic fever, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus and amyloidosis. Although the finding of gamma globulin in human lesions might suggest that it is an antibody, such an interpretation should be made with care since the gamma globulin could be deposited on a non-immunologic basis.The tissue-localizing properties of sera from different disease states showed appreciable variability within a given disease, as well as similar localizing properties among sera of different diseases. It is suggested that these serum factors ("autoantibodies") might result as a host response and are not primarily involved in the pathogenesis of the disease.


Essentials of the neurologic examination.


Physical principles of scintiscanning.

Physical principles of scintiscanning.


The effect of experimental uremia on the disappearance of prednisolone in white rats.


Quantitative determination of succinic dehydrogenase activity after histochemical reaction by means of chromatography.


Determination of succinic dehydrogenase by means of 14C-labelled triphenyl tetrazolium chloride.


Plasmacytoma of the gastrointestinal tract.


Screening an electromyography room.

Screening an electromyography room.


Operative treatment of congenital nystagmus.


The causes of blindness. In 1000 consecutive new members of the Danish Society for the Blind.


The preparation of ECTEOLA-celluloses of various capacities.


A new NAD-dependent spectral species of lipoamide dehydrogenase.


The reaction mechanism of lipoamide dehydrogenase. II. Modification by trace metals.


Effect of sodium bicarbonate and pancreatin on the absorption of vitamin B12 and fat in pancreatic insufficiency.


Anorexia and gastric emptying in thiamine-deficient rats.


In vitro radioautography of genitourinary neoplasms.


Coronary heart disease.

Coronary heart disease.


Attempts to obtain pure influenza virus in chorio-allantoic membrane cultures in vitro.


Cultivation of pure influenza virus in chorio-allantoic membrane cultures in vitro.


Anthocyanins of the squill.

Anthocyanins of the squill.


Ultrastructure of normal human trabecular endothelium.


Chromatographic behavior on ion-exchange paper of bilirubin conjugated with sulfate and glucuronide.


Ocular manifestations of diabetes mellitus.


The introduction of intramolecular cocalent cross-linkages into ichthyocol tropocollagen with monofunctional aldehydes.


Presence of phosphate-mediated cross-linkages in hard tissue collagens.


Disease of Meckel's diverticulum in adults.


Carbonic anhydrase in bacteria.

Carbonic anhydrase in bacteria.


Present status of psychiatry in Mexico.

Present status of psychiatry in Mexico.


The supernatural in far eastern concepts of mental disease.


Encephalitis. Incidence, pre-disposing causes, diagnosis and treatment.


Glutamic acid production by Arthrobacter globiformis.


Cali-Harvard Nutrition Project. I. Megaloblastic anemia in kwashiorkor.


An instrument for stripping short lengths of varicose veins.


Note on the agglutinability of cholera suspensions.


Cholera vaccines and the E1 Tor vibrio.

Cholera vaccines and the E1 Tor vibrio.


The survival of Staphylococcus aureus on water taps.


Fast foetal haemoglobin in Khartoum.

Fast foetal haemoglobin in Khartoum.


Abnormal hemoglobins and thalassemia in Asia.


Haemoglobin E and erythrocyte glucose-6-phosphate dehydorgenase.


Rapid assessment of blood-catalase activity.


Carcinosarcoma (malignant mixed mesodermal tumor) of the uterus.


Serum transaminases in vitiligo.

Serum transaminases in vitiligo.


Complications of cardiac investigation.

Complications of cardiac investigation.


Selectivity of attention, withdrawal, and cortical activation. Studies in chronic schizophrenia.


Effectiveness of 2-chloro-4',4"-di-2-imidazolin-2-ylterephthal-anilide and methotrexate, in combination, against advanced leukemia L1210.


The antileukemic effectiveness of methylglyoxal bis(guanylhydrazone) in mice. Studies of cross-resistance and combination chemotherapy.


Chromatographic studies on plant viruses. I. The isolation of potato virus X by means of various systems of adsorption chromatography.


A regional difference in expected consumption patterns.


The enzymic reactivation of reduced ribonuclease.


A note on induced sterility in mink.

A note on induced sterility in mink.


Arteriotomy for cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography in infants and children.


An evaluation of radiation protection standards for Indian conditions.


Incorporation of adenylic acid into ribonucleic acid and synthetic polynucleotides.


The incorporation of radiocarbon from adenosine 5'-phosphate and amino acids into soluble ribonucleic acid fractions of rat liver.


Fatty liver of portal type. Sequential determinations of total liver lipids, phospholipids, plasmalogens, cholesterol, and esterified fatty acids.


Measurements of iodine-131 in human thyroids following nuclear tests in 1961.


Fluorometric measurement of the photoreduction of flavin by illuminated chloroplasts.


Regional colitis. A report of two cases.


Selection and testing of progestational steroids for oral contraception.


Investigations on the antibacterial activity, on the blood concentrations and on the hepato-renal tolerance of a new antibiotic.


Synthesis of several derivatives of phenyl(2-hydroxy-3-pyrazyl) carbinol.


Byssinosis.

Byssinosis.


Haemorrhagic nephroso-nephritis in Bulgaria.


Spondylolisthesis: the value of radicular signs and symptoms. A study based on surgical experience and treatment.


Arteral and arteriovenous aneurysms of the posterior fossa.


Purine ribonucleoside and deoxyribonucleoside phosphorylase in human erythrocytes.


Exchange of phosphate-groups between inorganic phosphate and adenosine triphosphate in red blood cells.


A galactose-oxidase method for the determination of galactose in blood plasma.


Hemolytic anemia after open-heart repair of ostium-primum defects.


Mannitol in acute renal insufficiency.

Mannitol in acute renal insufficiency.


Radioisotope clinic.

Radioisotope clinic.


Use of adrenal steroids in cerebral metastasis. Case report of improvement documented by angiography.


A new technique for aseptic hypophysectomy in the dog.


A simplified method for obtaining cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurements in the dog.


The role of the mental framework in disturbances of memory.


Photo-activation of cadmium-111m and indium-115m by cobalt-60 irradiation.


Variations in blood clotting after thoracic surgery. Experimental and clinical observations.


Protection of tissue-culture cells against ionizing radiation. III. The influence of anoxia on the radioprotection of tissue-culture cells by cysteamine.


Anatomy of the brain stem of the elephant.


Partial impediment of pyramidal crossing by a malformation of the low medulla in a cat.


Distended neck veins. Their diagnostic and clinical significance.


The functional properties of a time out from an avoidance schedule. Investigations are reported of some of the discriminative (cue) and reinforcing properties of stimuli (TO(av)) correlated with the discontinuation of a free-operant avoidance schedule. After several unsuccessful initial attempts to demonstrate the positively reinforcing effect of TO(av), a special technique was developed. The subjects were trained by means of a free-operant avoidance procedure to press a lever and postpone electric shock; by pressing a second lever, they could produce a cue correlated with the TO(av) period. The importance of a distinct cue correlated with TO(av) was demonstrated in experiments in which this signal was eliminated from the procedure. The reinforcing function of the TO(av) period was explored by showing its effectiveness under various schedules of reinforcement. Other observations were made concerning the course of extinction of both TO(av)-producing responses and avoidance behavior. In further experiments in which TO(av) was used as a reinforcer, the TO(av) behavior was also brought under separate stimulus control. The development of the various discriminations involved in the resulting performance were described.


Calculated efficiencies of a 3x3 in. Nal (T1) well-type scintillation crystal.


A new kinetic test for binocular stereopsis.


Experimentation in nursing practice in the army.


Phase shifts in the human retina.

Phase shifts in the human retina.


ECHO viruses: general and pathogenic properties.


Study of genetic targets with labelled mutagens. The action of Myleran on the resistance to streptomycin of Chlamydomonas eugametos.


Study of the cranial and cervical musculature of Indian hedgehogs.


Adrenal cortical function in benign essential hypertension.


Co-action of etiologic factors in experimental urolithiasis.


Meniere's disease after electric explosion.


The kidneys: neoplasms and cystic disease.


A rapid enzymatic method for assay of fibrinogen fibrin polymerization time (FPT test).


Rabbit fibroma virus plaque assay and in vitro studies.


Effect of oestradiol on spinal cord convulsions in developing rats.


Effects of whole-body x-irradiation on electroshock seizure responses in developing rats.


Effect of cortisol on the electroshock seizure thresholds in developing rats.


The weekend hospital.

The weekend hospital.


Electrolyte and amino acid changes in rat brain during maturation.


The structure of ocoteine (thalicmine).

The structure of ocoteine (thalicmine).


Hodgkin's disease following administration of thorotrast.


Electron microscopic studies of foetal glomeruli.


Studies of the human fetal kidney. II. Permeability characteristics of the developing glomerulus.


The central nervous system effects of drugs in monkeys with surgically-induced tremor: atropine and other antitremor agents.


Effect of acute stress on the pituitary gland: changes in blood and pituitary ACTH concentrations.


Food poisoning in England and Wales, 1961.


Time estimations during sensory deprivation.


Shock and the "lethal factor".

Shock and the "lethal factor".


Iconographia mycologica. VII.

Iconographia mycologica. VII.


Isolation in tissue culture of an interfering agent from patients with rubella.


Further studies on acquired deficiency of color discrimination.


Zinc-65 uptake by the prostate.

Zinc-65 uptake by the prostate.


Prepaid medical and schemes.

Prepaid medical and schemes.


Influence of chlorpropamide and glucose on fibrinolytic activity.


Heparin treatment of bleeding.

Heparin treatment of bleeding.


Feasibility of adequate thrombolytic therapy with streptokinase in peripheral arterial occlusions. I. Clinical and arteriographic results.


Clinical and pathological studies: thrombolytic activity and related phenomena.


Development of thrombolytic activity.

Development of thrombolytic activity.


Axon diameter and fluctuation in excitability.


The technique of therapeutic intervention in a treatment camp.


Tetanus immunization. A prophylactic problem in a rural hospital in the tropics.


A specific partial hydrolysis procedure for soluble RNA.


The aging of collagen.

The aging of collagen.


A note on preparative scale gas chromatography.


Longevity and sport.

Longevity and sport.


Localization of a lactice dehydrogenase isozyme in nuclei of young cells in the erythrocyte series.


Normal intraventricular conduction following post-extrasystolic pause in bundle branch block: with critical rate phenomenon.


Isozymes of lactice dehydrogenase; their alterations in arthritic synovial fluid and sera.


Comparative studies of the isozymes of lactic dehydrogenase in rabbit and man. Observations during development and in tissue culture. During development of rabbit tissues, characteristic sequential alterations in the LDH isozyme pattern occur, and consist for liver and muscle in loss of the most rapidly migrating anodal bands, and increased activity in the cathodal bands and slower migrating anodal bands. In heart the reverse changes were observed. Comparison of the isozyme patterns observed in various fetal and adult human tissues suggests that these same sequential alterations probably occur. A species-specific isozyme pattern is obtained in long term culture of rabbit, chick, and human cells. The alterations in tissue culture are characterized by a gradual redistribution of total LDH activity in which there is decreased intensity of rapidly migrating anodal bands. These sequential alterations are independent of the organ of origin. The number of bands observed in the starch gel is partly dependent upon the total activities applied. Isozymes may provide a convenient method for determining the species of origin of cell lines in common use and for investigating the effects of various alterations in the in vitro environment on cells grown in tissue culture.


The treatment of 'summer diarrhoea' with furazolidone.


Orange juice and enuresis.

Orange juice and enuresis.


Gas chromatography of high boiling amines.


Roentgenographic diagnosis of strangulating closedloop obstruction of the small intestine.


Floor choices.

Floor choices.


Automatic pH regulation of cell suspensions by a gasometric pH-stat.


Hypocaloric dwarfism and hydronephrosis in diabetes insipidus.


Determination of dissociation constants for two-substrate enzyme systems.


A comparison of the slow-release and the regular forms of thioridazine; a double-blind controlled study in hospitalized psychiatric patients.