Potentiation of the effects of indirect sympathomimetic amines by reserpine and bretylium.


Experimental maduromycosis in the laboratory mouse.


Adaptive analog models for biological rhythms.


Accidental deaths among West Coast Indians.


Application of computers in cardiovascular disease.


A review of Castle's intrinsic factor.

A review of Castle's intrinsic factor.


John Cyril PETERSON, M.D.

John Cyril PETERSON, M.D.


Census statistics for medical workers.

Census statistics for medical workers.


Interpersonal relations and mental health in the classroom.


Current concepts in the management of thrombophlebitis.


"Iatropsychology".

"Iatropsychology".


Aesculapius, Hippolytus, and the legend of Phaedra.


Benjamin Rush on the influence of buried memories.


John ELLIOTSON, William Makepeace Thackeray, and Doctor Goodenough.


The psychodynamics of 'deja vu'.

The psychodynamics of 'deja vu'.


Recent technics of tympanoplasty.

Recent technics of tympanoplasty.


Tympanoplasty: a modification in technique.


The effect of acute insulin deficiency in the rat on adipose tissue lipolytic activity and plasma lipids.


Pelvic angiography.

Pelvic angiography.


Recent advances in the treatment of childhood schizophrenia.


Duo-ectopic pregnancies.

Duo-ectopic pregnancies.


Analysis of radioactively labeled leucine preparations in saturated solutions of crystalline L-, DL- and D-leucine by means of a partition between solution and solid phase.


Comparative effects of neutrons and x-rays on mammalian cells.


Some unusual observations of organoid tissues and blood elements in monolayer cultures.


The application of tissue culture to medical research.


The use of patients to act out professional conflicts.


The pharmaceutical export trade in light of European integration.


The effect of deoxyribonuclease on the incorporation of precursors into nuclear ribonucleic acid in reconstituted rat-liver homogenates.


Clinicopathologic conference.

Clinicopathologic conference.


Acceleration of longitudinal bone growth by intra-osseous injection of papain protease.


Epidermoid carcinomas of the oral cavity: a review.


Sporulation of Clostridium botulinum types A, B, and E, Clostridium perfringens, and putrefactive anaerobe 3679 in dialysis sacs. Schneider, Morris D. (Quartermaster Food and Container Institute for the Armed Forces, U.S. Army, Chicago, Ill.), Nicholas Grecz, and Abe Anellis. Sporulation of Clostridium botulinum types A, B, and E, Clostridium perfringens, and Putrefactive Anaerobe 3679 in dialysis sacs. J. Bacteriol. 85:126-133. 1963.-Concentrated cultures of spores of Clostridium botulinum type A (33A, 37A), B (41B, 51B), and E (strain VH), C. perfringens (strain E), and Putrefactive Anaerobe 3679 were prepared in intussuscepted cellulose dialysis tubing. The apparatus consisted of a telescoped cellulose bag immersed into a suitable sporulation medium in a large Pyrex tube. The initial inoculum was a heavy suspension in physiological saline solution of either vegetative cells or heat-shocked spores. The seed material was introduced into the interior of the dialysis bag. Maximal spore populations were obtained within 10 to 12 days. Strains of C. botulinum type E and C. perfringens, known for their poor sporulation in conventional cultures, gave good spore crops in the dialysis bag. Some crops were of the order of 10(10) and 10(11) viable spores per liter of medium. The spores produced in the dialysis bag were conspicuously large, particularly after incubation for 20 to 30 days. Observations of the characteristics of spores formed in telescoped bags indicate that two highly resistant strains of C. botulinum, 33A and 41B, were apparently less resistant to gamma rays than spores of the same strains produced in identical media in conventional cultures.


Olfactory threshold technique with nitrogen dilution of n-butane and gas chromatography.


The need for urgent therapy in acute contamination of the closed subarachnoid space.


Current clinical practice and applied research in neurological surgery in a medical center.


An automatic sample changing system for a large crystal gamma scintillation spectrometer.


Observations on the morphology of submaxillary gland cells isolated in a density gradient, and the demonstration of interacinar bridges.


The clinical diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism.


A clinical assessment of the oral anti-diabetic drugs.


Aminoaciduria produced by hydrocortisone in normals and in members of a family with adult Fanconi syndrome.


Letters to the editor: insensitivity to pain.


Effect of various bile salts on the anticandidal activity of amphotericin B and gentian violet and on the anti-staphylococcal activity of neomycin.


Determination of calcium carbonate moisture content by a radioisotope technique.


Central Minnesota Mental Health Center.

Central Minnesota Mental Health Center.


Accelerated development of salivary glands of early postnatal rats following isoproterenol.


Epilepsy and the law, with particular reference to Ohio.


Propiomazine--a new adjunct to preanesthetic medication.


A study of the sacral parasympathetic nucleus.


Validation of a demographic prognostic index in schizophrenia.


Maternal and foetal responses to chronic stress in pregnancy. A study in albino rats.


Sun-glasses and their uses.

Sun-glasses and their uses.


Prediction of some stochastic events: a regret equalization model.


Arteriosclerotic venopathy. A distinct disease entity.


The clearing factor and atherosclerosis.


Direct evidence for the presence of histidine in the active center of chymotrypsin.


Electrical stimulation of the urinary bladder.


Electrical stimulation of the bladder.

Electrical stimulation of the bladder.


Proliferation of the reticuloendothelial system and phagocytosis.


Malignant melanoma. Report of a case with intraluminal metastasis in the aorta.


Analysis of 300 deaths associated with pregnancy.


Pathologic classification of fetal and neonatal mortalities.


Progress in reduction of perinatal mortalities.


An investigation of criteria for brief psychotherapy of neurodermatitis.


Three fallacious attacks upon psychoanalysis as science.


Cardiac tamponade in systemic lupus erythematosus.


Linear network theory and tracer analysis.


Acid phosphatase in serum: increase in acute myocardial infarction. Ten consecutive cases of acute transmural myocardial infarction were accompanied by a rise of 50 to 400 percent in the serum acid phenylphosphatase. The increase in phosphatase began several hours after onset of symptoms and lasted 3 to 5 days. A similar rise was seen during the acute stages of other thromboembolic diseases. While the mechanism by which this acid hyperphenylphosphatasia occurs is not clear, platelets may play an important role.


Further studies on the nature and source of the conjugated bile pigments.


Studies of chronic idiopathic jaundice (Dubin-Johnson syndrome). I. Demonstration of hepatic excretory defect.


A radiologic study of the changes of shape of the cervica articular masses with age.


Photodecomposition of N-alkyl-N-nitrosourethanes.


Effects of cyanide at different concentrations on single nerve fibers.


Relation between norepinephrine accumulation or depletion and blood pressure responses in the cat and rat following pargyline administration.


The health effect of air pollution on elderly males.


Accreditation of nursing homes and related facilities.


Observations on the epidemiology, effects and treatment of tinea imbricata.


The 'local' effect of the placenta on myometrial activity in the rabbit.


Social medicine in New Guinea: beliefs and practices affecting health among the Abelam and Wam peoples of the Sepik District. I.


Experimental studies on the myenteric plexus in mammals.


Social medicine in New Guinea: beliefs and practices affecting health among the Abelam and Wam peoples of the Sepik district. II.


Phenoxybenzylpenicillin in general practice.


Isolation of a sodium-dependent ATPase from the gills of Octopus vulgaris L.


Autologous bonemarrow treatment of lethally-irradiated rhesus monkeys.


Observations on the mechanism of succinyldicholine-induced cardiac arrhythmias.


Lactic acid response in the grunion.

Lactic acid response in the grunion.


Incidence of animal rabies in the United States.


A sub-division of Salmonella typhimurium into phage types based on the method of Cragigie and Yen: phages adaptable to species of the B and D group of Salmonella; phage adsorption as diagnostic aid.


Conparative studies of RNA and protein synthesis with a myxovirus and a small polyhedral virus.


Electron microscope studies on Eimeria perforans (Sporozoa).


Medicine in the slums.

Medicine in the slums.


Clinics on endocrine and metabolic diseases. 8. Adrenocortical hyperfunction associated with corticotropinsecreting bronchogenic carcinoma: report of case.


Hypophysectomy as a psychological experience.


Transference as a bridge to the future.

Transference as a bridge to the future.


Noradrenaline and survival of rats in a cold environment.


Higher education in the modern world.

Higher education in the modern world.


Thalidomide embryopathy.

Thalidomide embryopathy.


Periodontal diseases in association with unmet dental needs.


Heat production and noradrenaline.

Heat production and noradrenaline.


Medical attitudes and practices of parents toward a mass tuberculintesting program.


Intramural hematoma causing intestinal obstruction.


2-Acetoxyglutarate as an activator of carbamyl phosphate synthetase.


Permanently implanted electrode for electromyography of the diaphragm in the waking cat.


Protein-bound carbohydrate-containing constituents of serum and vessel wall in atherosclerosis.


Phenylisopropylamine derivatives, structure and action.


A dependence interpretation of the effects of a severe initiation.


Hormonal dependence of oxidative enzymes in the testis of the rat.


Pyelography as an aid for the diagnosis of liver cirrhosis with a study of the normal position of the kidneys.


Positive papular phototests in normal subjects.


Neurologic aspects of Behcet's disease. Case report and review of the literature.


The effects of chlorothiazides in nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.


Neutropenia in an infant secondary to hydrochlorothiazide therapy: with a review of hematologic reactions to "thiazide" drugs.


The development of body image and symbol formation through bodily contact with an autistic child.


Some observations on the epidemiology of breast cancer among males.


Some epidemiological features of breast cancer among males.


Phenacetin as the cause of kidney damage in rabbits.


A concept of industrial medical-department layout.


Fatty-acid composition of lipid fractions in diabetic serum.


Studies of bovine erythrocytes in anaplasmosis. III. Partition of erythrocytic phospholipids.


Studies with tritiated endotoxin. I. Preparation and analysis of tritiated endotoxin.


Effect of fluoride on bone "crystallinity" in the growing rat.


Changes in bone mass and density in living rats during the manipulation of calcium intake.


Chromatographic observations of human gastric mucopolysaccharides.


Ultramicro determination of epidermal glucose.


Medical electronics.

Medical electronics.


Synthetic cytolipin H and other lactosides.


Intermittent-anesthesia administration set.


Pulmonary lesions produced by prolonged perfusion.


Studies of respiratory function after thoracic injuries.


Countercurrent electrophoresis on paper. VII. Measurement of electrophoretic mobilities on paper by means of the frontal method.


Automated dissolution rate studies of capsules and tablets.


Potentiometric determination of sulfite oxidation rates.


Highlights of public health. 3. Smallpox.


Highlights of public health. 4. Preventive aspects of mental disorder.


Homotransplantation of extremities by parabiosis.


Quantitative assay of elastase inhibitor in serum during pregnancy.


Clinical experience in long-term anticoagulant therapy.


The incisive muscle in the rat.

The incisive muscle in the rat.


Importance of dental units in the mechanical transfer of oral bacteria.


A really modern operation for hemorrhoids.


The thyroid in myxoedema.

The thyroid in myxoedema.


Achlorhydria and diagnex blue.

Achlorhydria and diagnex blue.


Cardiac infarction and body fat.

Cardiac infarction and body fat.


Jejunal biopsy using Crosby capsule.

Jejunal biopsy using Crosby capsule.


Venous autografts.

Venous autografts.


Cation requirements for the formation of adenosine triphosphate from a high-enerygy intermediate of oxidative phosphorylation.


Decrease of urinary corticosteroids following application of fluocinolone acetonide under an occlusive dressing.


Prolapse of the umbilical cord: five-year statistical analysis.


Parallel induction of D-arabitol and D-sorbitol dehydrogenases. Scolnick, Edward M. (Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass.) and Edmund C. C. Lin. Parallel induction of d-arabitol and d-sorbitol dehydrogenases. J. Bacteriol. 84:631-637. 1962.-Two inducible diphosphopyridine nucleotide-linked dehydrogenases are described in a bacterium isolated from the soil, Cellvibrio polyoltrophicus ATCC 14774. The first enzyme catalyzes the dehydrogenation of d-arabitol to d-xylulose and d-mannitol to d-fructose. The data suggest that in vivo this enzyme has the dual function of the utilization of both of these polyhydric alcohols. The second enzyme was found to act only on d-sorbitol, converting it to d-fructose. Evidence for its physiological function as a d-sorbitol dehydrogenase is also given. Both of these enzymes were found to be induced in parallel by any of the three polyhydric alcohols, d-arabitol, d-mannitol, and d-sorbitol. A common stereoconfiguration of the inducers for these enzymes is suggested. The parallel evolution of substrate specificity and inducer specificity is discussed with respect to the functional advantage that such a selective process might offer.


Porphyria congenita and porphyria cutanea tarda.


Intraperitoneal transfusion of blood in newborn babies.


The effect of intravenous noradrenaline on the oxygen consumption of new-born mammals.


Post-mortem lability of skeletal muscle proteins.


Starch-gel electrophoresis of pig serum proteins.


Scleroderma: its orofacial manifestations. Report of a case.


Prostatic obstruction. The management of prostatic retention.


Pediatrics and painting.

Pediatrics and painting.


Effects of ionizing radiations on variability in corn.


The epidemiology of rheumatoid arthritis. A review with special attention to social factors.


Role of cytochrome C in glutathione induced swelling and lipid peroxidation in liver mitochondria.


Electric polarity in the chorioallantoic membrane of the chick embryo.


Feedback-induced oscillations of five-minute period in the electric field of the bean root.


An investigation of the metabolism of neostigmine in patients with myasthenia gravis.


The history and work of the medical field units in Ghana.


The need for an international intelligence service covering the major communicable diseases at a sub-continental level.


The mineralogical composition of the calcareous corpuscles of Taenia taeniaeformis.


Administration of continuous epiduralanalgesia.


Inferior vena caval pressure. Changes occurring during anaesthesia.


Generalized cytomegalic inclusion disease.


Identification of group a streptococci in throat cultures by the fluorescent antibody technique.


A suggested treatment plan for the hostile alcoholic.


Purification of diphosphopyridine nucleotide diaphorase from methemoglobinemic erythrocytes.


Infantile cortical hyperostosis. Report of an unusual complication.


Westergren E.S.R. and plastic containers.


Routine visits to the aged.

Routine visits to the aged.


Pathogenicity of Acanthocheilonema perstans.


The effects of trypan blue on the formation of thrombi in the generalised Shwartzman reaction.


Rift Valley fever in camels.

Rift Valley fever in camels.


The investigation of three cases of phlebothrombosis using a bioassay method.


Adverse reactions in cattle after vaccination with lapinized rinderpest virus.


Physiological action of psychoactive drugs on melanocytes in fish and frogs.


Purification of cucumber mosaic virus.

Purification of cucumber mosaic virus.


Laboratory investigation of fragmentary medicolegal specimens.


Undergraduate education for family practice.


Vulvectomy, introital stenosis, and Z plasty.


3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) excretion in patients with malignant melanoma.


Effects of hypoxemia on coronary blood flow and cardiac output in normal and hypothyroid dogs.


Intelligence, physique, and family size.


Congenital dislocation of the hip.

Congenital dislocation of the hip.


Phenistix in psychiatric practice.

Phenistix in psychiatric practice.


The accident service.

The accident service.


The natural history of congenital scoliosis.


Intestinal obstruction in the newborn associated with peritonitis.


Ureteric reflux in the duplex kidney.

Ureteric reflux in the duplex kidney.


The effect of nitrogen mustard and maintenance chlorambucil in the treatment of advanced Hodgkin's disease.


Seeing nursing activities as they are.

Seeing nursing activities as they are.


Critical periods in behavioral development.


Iron-sorbitol-citrate in pregnancy anaemia.


Genetics and the development of social behavior in mammals.


The process of primary socialization in canine and human infants.


Rhesus sensitization. Effect of clamping the umbilical cord on entry of fetal erythrocytes into the maternal circulation.


New approaches to rhesus haemolytic disease.


Renal irritation caused by salicylates.

Renal irritation caused by salicylates.


Cancer detection in private practice.

Cancer detection in private practice.


Disturbances of functions of paraplegic patients. Outline of research work from 1950 to 1961 under D.V.A. Research Project 46-50.


Dorsal facet study by body-section radiography.


Histoplasmosis. III. Some roentgen aspects of pulmonary histoplasmosis.


The mast cell, its amines, and tumor growth in rodents and man.


A surgical approach to Ebstein's disease.


The use and abuse of gonadotrophins in cryptorchidism.


Fertility in cryptorchidism.

Fertility in cryptorchidism.


An investigation into the health of a group of dock workers in Malaya.


Studies on the requirements of young poults for available phosphorus.


Cardiopulmonary considerations in nonfatal amniotic fluid embolism.


Drying as a unit operation in the pharmaceutical industry. I. Drying of tablet granulations in fluidized beds.


Tranquilizers or transcendentalism?

Tranquilizers or transcendentalism?


The determination of saturation currents in free-air ionization chambers by extrapolation methods.


The modification of tissue response to radiation injury.


Psychopathy.

Psychopathy.


Fluorescent lighting in biological research.


General practitioners' forum. The organisation of domiciliary medical care.


Organising domiciliary care.

Organising domiciliary care.


The work of the physician in the community.


Acute eye and ear infections.

Acute eye and ear infections.


Problems of cervical biopsy.

Problems of cervical biopsy.


The action of xanthine oxidase on some 2-substituted adenines.


Autologous endometrial transplants within millipore filters in monkeys.


Current concepts of ventricular activation in the normal heart, in left bundle branch block, and in left bundle branch block with myocardial infarction.


Chemico-anatomic studies in geographic pathology. A comparison of lipids in New Yorker and African coronary arteries.


Results in the radiotherapeutic management of carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


Perpetuation of geriatric problems in California state mental hospitals.


Idiopathic scoliosis in fraternal twins.


Relatives' role in the habilitation of elderly psychiatric patients.


Brain damage diagnosis with the MMG.

Brain damage diagnosis with the MMG.


Sensory deprivation and augmentation in the examination of enzyme adaptation.


Measurement of a visual motion aftereffect in the rhesus monkey. A monkey was trained to discriminate between a shrinking and expanding test figure presented after steady fixation of the center of a rotating spiral. Differential shifts in the animal's perception of size constancy were found for clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation of the spiral. The magnitude of the aftereffect was within the range found in human subjects.


Radiology in cancer detection and diagnosis.


Phospholipid interrelationships in rat epididymal tissue and spermatozoa.


Increased frequency of micturition in the female.


Growth of normal and Rous sarcoma virus-infected chick embryo cells in rat brains.


Basophilic degeneration of the myocardium in a whale and a horse.


Trichinosis.

Trichinosis.


Benzquinamide. A new antianxiety drug.

Benzquinamide. A new antianxiety drug.


Spectrum of the radiation from a cobalt 60 teletherapy unit.


All-vegetable protein mixtures for human feeding. X. Effect of Torula yeast on the protein quality of INCAP Vegetable Mixture 9.


Contributions of biochemistry to understanding and solving the world problem of protein malnutrition in children.


Malnutrition and the health of children.


Nutritional status and infectious disease.


Significance of the appraisal of the nutrient intake and the nutritional status of man.


The vitamin B6 deficiency syndrome in human infancy: biochemical and clinical observations.


Rupture of lyophilized and wet cells.

Rupture of lyophilized and wet cells.


Observations of uveal blood flow pattern in excised arterially perfused rabbit eyes.


DNA synthesis in the rat lens epithelium after roentgen irradiation.


Some data concerning the development and therapy of postoperative urinary retention.


Immunization study of first grade children in North Carolina, 1961-1962.


Effect of mercury salts on gastric secretion in rats.


The separation of pepsins from human gastric juice.


Chemical composition and terminology of specialized organelles (melanosomes and melanin granules) in mammalian melanocytes.


Subcellular localization of melanin biosynthesis.


The flavonoid constituents of Barley (Hordeum vulgare). III. Lutonarin and its 3'-methyl ether.


Induction and differentiation of an epithelial tumour in the newt (Triturus cristatus).


The diagnostic value of serum iron titres in viral hepatitis complicating pregnancy and the puerperium.


Hereditary hypoplastic thrombocytopenia.


Unsuspected neurologic disease in aviation personnel. A. Survival following seizures in flight. I.


Puerto Rico. A social laboratory.

Puerto Rico. A social laboratory.


Observations on the ligation of the portal vein in dog.


A coordinated consultant team for remote state hospitals.


Repair of the severed membranous urethra by the combined approach.


The C&B contaminated patient in warfare.


Radioactive lymphangiography as a therapeutic adjunct.


Studies on the binding of cobalt-60 by rat liver in vitro.


Chromatographic separation of 17-ketosteroids.


Immune response in tumor-bearing patients and animals. I. Production of tetanus antitoxin.


The selective degradation of phage-induced ribonucleic acid by polynucleotide phosphorylase.


Biochemical studies on vaccinia virus infection in HeLa cells.


Glutamic acid biosynthesis in an organism lacking a Krebs tricarboxylic acid cycle.


Aftereffect of seen motion with a stabilized retinal image. Prolonged inspection of uniformly moving contours affects differentially the luminance threshold for the detection of test contours as a function of the direction of motion of the test contours. This finding supports a new explanation of the well-known aftereffect.


Relationship between electronic structure and intensity of nicotine-like action of choline esters.


Studies on the electron transfer system. LI. Isolation and characterization of the D-(--)-beta-hydroxybutyric apodehydrogenase from beef heart mitochondria.


Studies on the chemical basis of the antigenicity of proteins. 5. Synthesis, characterization and immunogenicity of some multichain and linear polypeptides containing tyrosine.


Specific immunologic unresponsiveness to synthetic polypeptide antigens. The injection of two synthetic polypeptide antigens into adult rabbits treated with 6-mercaptopurine, or into newborn rabbits, resulted in immunological "unresponsiveness" to subsequent immunizations with these antigens. The "tolerant" animals were shown to be reactive toward the non-related antigen ovalbumin.


Vincristine treatment of cancer in children.


The principle of relaxation oscillation as a special instance of the law of initial value in cybernetic functions.


The golden age of industrial medicine.

The golden age of industrial medicine.


Anatomy of the vestibular apparatus and its central connexions.


Preventive medicine and the child.

Preventive medicine and the child.


Scalene node biopsy.

Scalene node biopsy.


The incidence of atrial septal defect in adults.


Spinal barbotage in the treatment of arteritis.


The management of common thyroid problems.


Observations on postoperative vomiting.

Observations on postoperative vomiting.


Chemiluminescence of firefly luciferin without enzyme. We have been able to produce chemiluminescence in firefly luciferin without utilizing the enzyme luciferase. Following the analogous mechanism of the chemiluminescence of luminol in the organic solvent dimethyl sulfoxide, we have prepared synthetically the methyl ester of luciferin, the phosphate ester of luciferin and luciferyl adenylate by condensation in dimethyl sulfoxide with Khorana's reagent, dicyclohexylcarbodiimide and diazomethane, phosphoric acid, and adenylic acid respectively. These compounds in dimethyl sulfoxide in the presence of base emit a bright chemiluminescence. Like in vitro enzymatic bioluminescence, the luciferyl adenylate. chemiluminescence emission spectrum is dependent upon pH.


The presence of malignant cells in cadaver blood.


Direct action of light in naturally pigmented muscle fibers. I. Action spectrum for contraction in eel iris sphincter. Contraction due to light in excised eel irises appears to follow a simple first order law. The action spectrum for contraction has a maximum which agrees with the eel rhodopsin absorption maximum. Inasmuch as rhodopsin is the rod pigment-opsin complex and the iris sphincter pupillae evolves from the pigment epithelium of the retina in the region of the iris, the muscle pigment might be the same as the visual pigment. In the human eye the contraction of the iris sphincter is activated only by light incident on the retina and the pupil diameter varies inversely with the square root of the light intensity. The inverse first power relation observed in the present experiments suggests a more primitive origin for the light reaction in eel irises. Relaxation is a much slower process and can be approximated as the sum of two first order processes.


Stability of the iodine-carbon bond of radioactive iodoalbumin in the 50 kv electron beam.


The surgical approach to varicose veins.


Bromelain: an anti-inflammatory agent.

Bromelain: an anti-inflammatory agent.


Association of Physicians of India. Joint Annual Conference. Inauguration of the scientific session.


Spleen in idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Observations on the fuchsinophil cell.

Observations on the fuchsinophil cell.


Tissue mast cells.

Tissue mast cells.


Paraganglioma: a cytological study.

Paraganglioma: a cytological study.


Attempt at transmission of human leprosy to the rhesus monkey: preliminary observations.


The New York rehabilitation program.

The New York rehabilitation program.


Demonstration of an intestinal monoglyceride lipase: an enzyme with a possible role in the intracellular completion of fat digestion.


The use of a special ringclamp for the approach of large atria.


Survey of X-ray facilities in Los Angeles.


Use of advisory committees in environmental health.


School phobias: the role of the paediatrician in their prevention and management.


Some observations on child psychiatrists and their training.


Parathyroid adenoma in a child.

Parathyroid adenoma in a child.


Operative treatment of carotid thrombosis


The relation of perstimulatory adaptation to other short-term threshold-shifting mechanisms.


Joint changes due to trauma with particular reference to the injured knee.


Bone changes in thalassaemia trait; an x-ray appraisal of 55 cases.


The effect of heat treatment on the nutritive value of milk for the young calf. 6. The effect of the addition of calcium.


The effect of heat treatment on the nutritive value of milk for the young calf. 7. The effect of the addition of selenium.


Intercellular development of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (typus humanus) in tissue culture of kidney epithelium of tortoise (Testudo graeca).


Studies on the possible presence of a virus in subacute and choronic periapical granulomas.


The isolation of defective tobacco mosaic virus strains.


Prevention of rheumatic fever.

Prevention of rheumatic fever.


Factors affecting control activation time.


The working mother: a review of research.


Use of a new bronchodilator combination, Bronkometer, for acute bronchial asthma.


Esophageal motor abnormalities induced by acid perfusion in patients with heartburn.


Conversion of 6,7-H3-estradiol-17beta into estrone and estradiol-17alpha in the mature male dog.


A redefinition of the role of the public health nurse in child health supervision.


The influence of testing instrument of articulatory responses of children.


Lead exposure among decorative and house painters.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in pregnant women. Case-finding in board of health prenatal clinics.


Conception control by long-acting progestogens: preliminary report.


Bleeding at tonsillectomy.

Bleeding at tonsillectomy.


Restoration of air-filled tympanum. Preliminary report.


Tympanal sound conduction by polyethylene lever.


Occurrence of dehydroisoandrosterone glucuronoside in normal human urine.


On the antifungal and antibacterial activity of some trisubstituted organogermanium, organotin and organolead compounds.


Relationship of needle biopsy diagnosis of prostate to clinical signs of prostatic cancer: an evaluation of 300 cases.


Tuberculosis problem in Delhi.

Tuberculosis problem in Delhi.


Metronidazole chemotherapy for Trichomonas vaginalis infections.


Out-patient ECT in private practice.

Out-patient ECT in private practice.


Posttraumatic hemorrhagic pericardial effusion. A case treated successfully with adrenocortical sterroids.


Abnormal development induced by the maternal administration of phosphorus-32 after 14 or 17 days of gestation in the rat. I. Skeletal defects.


Anomalous origin of the right subclavian artery and its relation to coarctation of the aorta.


Preventive measures against tuberculosis.


Clinical pathologic conference.

Clinical pathologic conference.


Patterns of dihydrofolic reductase and tetrahydrofolate-dependent enzymes in the developing chick embryo.


Studies on the interaction of tritium-labeled aminopterin with dihydrofolic reductase.


Case no. 206. Male pseudo-hermaphrodite with a vaginal pouch entering a urogenital sinus.


Articular effects of somatotrophin and prolactin in male and female mice.


Modifying action of estrogen on the evolution of osteoarthrosis in mice of different ages.


Role of sex hormone in the pathogenesis of osteoarthrosis of mice.


Clostridium perfringes (gas bacillus) septicemia and acute purulent meningitis.


Epiphyseal growth and development in mice following administration of a protein-anabolic steroid (17-ethyl-19-nortestosterone).


Life-long continuous and intermittent administration of propylthiouracil in mice. Effects on thyroid, anterior hypophysis and joints.


The nephrotic syndrome and pregnancy.

The nephrotic syndrome and pregnancy.


Purification of psittacosis agent with anion exchange cellulose--"ECTEOLA".


The jamais phenomenon with reference to fragmentation.


The problem of enuresis.

The problem of enuresis.


Intramural jejunal hematomas secondary to anti-coagulant therapy.


Repression of transaminase A by tyrosine in Escherichia coli.


Incorporation of C14 from labeled glucuronic acid and N-acetyl glucosamine into polysaccharide by a cell free preparation from mouse mast-cell tumor.


Congenital dislocation of the hip.

Congenital dislocation of the hip.


Influence of liver upon canine gastric secretion.


The effect of radiation on the mitosis-stimulating activity of hepatectomized rat serum.


A new method for quantitative determination of members of the genus Saccharomyces in mixtures with other yeast genera.


The effect of iodoacetate on the dehydrogenation activity of smooth and rough forms of yeasts in the presence of ethanol or acetate.


Effects of x-ray and neutron dose fractionation on the mouse testis.


Some clinical aspects of 7alpha-hydroxy-A5-steroid excretion.


Management of postoperative pain.

Management of postoperative pain.


Management of protein and fat losses in surgical patients.


Introduction to the history of human sperm motility.


Vitamin E in human male sterility.

Vitamin E in human male sterility.


The significance of nuclear science for food and agriculture.


Pathogenesis of indirect reacting hyperbilirubinemia after portacaval anastomosis.


The social preparation of the young footballer.


Cerebral systems in the pathogenesis of endogenous psychoses.


Studies of sweating and sensory function in cases of peripheral nerve injuries of the hand.


The effect of oral gratification of children's Rorschach scores and differences between examiners.


Delinquents in group therapy.

Delinquents in group therapy.


TAT and MMPI psychopath deviant scale differences between delinquent and nondelinquent adolescents.


Operative treatment for recurrent dislocation of temporomandibular joint.


A social medicine residency program.

A social medicine residency program.


Family practice: resuscitation or reform?


The effects of pseudoephedrine in brochospastic subjects.


Tritiated tetra sodium 2-methyl-1:4-naphthaquinol diphosphate for treatment of spontaneous tumours in animals.


Effects of personalized nursing care on psychotic geriatric patients.


Acute diverticulitis of the cecum.

Acute diverticulitis of the cecum.


Subdural hematoma.

Subdural hematoma.


Repository steroid therapy in painful nonarticular disorders.


In ovo experiments concerning the eye, the orbit, and certain juxta-orbital structures, in the chick embryo.


Fibrinolysin therapy--a surgical adjunct.


Physiologic basis of thyroid function tests.


The use and abuse of adrenal steroids in the practice of medicine.


The transfer of material during mating in Escherichia coli. Transfer of DNA and upper limits on the transfer of RNA and protein.


Endoscopy under general anesthesia.

Endoscopy under general anesthesia.


Phenylpropanolmine-misused? or simply abused?


Wool wax emulsions.

Wool wax emulsions.


Removal of strontium-90 from milk.

Removal of strontium-90 from milk.


Quantification of closed chest cardiac massage.


Supraventricular versus ventricular tachycardia: differential diagnosis of paroxysmal tachycardia in patients receiving digitalis.


In memoriam: Israel Spanier WECHSLER, 1886-1962.


On the relationship between aggressive imagery and thought disturbance in Rorschach responses.


Pleoptics: a promising new therapy of amblyopia.


Differences in the rejection of skin transplants and blood cells of donor marrow origin by radiation-induced chimeras.


Bilateral simultaneous retrobulbar neuritis. Report of a case with electroretinographic studies.


Failure of dexamethasone suppression test to indicate bilateral adrenocortical hyperplasia in Cushing's syndrome.


The education of children with hearing impairments.


A sequential trial of the nonthermal effect of atmospheric humidity on survival of newborn infants of low birth weight.


Risks of premature existence in hospital humidity and temperature.


Portable laboratory scrubber unit for perchloric acid.


Object analysis and action synthesis methods in developing a program for the assembly of a television antenna in a sheltered workshop.


The altitude quotient as an index of intellectual potential: III. Three studies of predictive validity.


Neurologic complications of polycythemia.


Performance of mentally retarded adults on the color form sorting test.


Cultural factors in the intellectual functioning of the mentally retarded.


Age differences in pain apperception.

Age differences in pain apperception.


An evaluation of two short forms of the Stanford-Binet, Form L-M, for use with mentally retarded children.


Qualitative analysis of performance on the visual retention test.


WISC and WAIS IQs for the mentally retarded.


Fetal response to antigenic stimulus. I. Plasmacellular and lymphoid reactions in the human fetus to intrauterine infection.


Correlation of the red blood cell uptake of I-131-L-triiodothyronine and thyroxine-binding globulin capacity in man.


Fetal response to antigenic stimulus. II. Antibody production by the fetal lamb. The fetal lamb in utero is able to form large amounts of specific antibody in response to antigenic stimulus as early as the 66th to 70th day of the 150 day gestation period. Among the several antigens employed, the fetal lamb responded earliest, and with the highest titers, to bacteriophage varphiX. Slightly less effective as an antigen was horse ferritin, while ovalbumin proved to be a weak antigen, especially in younger fetuses. Ineffective in stimulating an antibody response at any time during fetal or early neonatal life were diphtheria toxoid, Salmonella typhosa, and BCG. Thus, it may not be feasible to fix precisely the time of onset of immunologic responsiveness in a species, inasmuch as it appears to differ so greatly from one antigen to another. The quantity of antibody found 10 days after varphiX immunization was not significantly different in fetuses injected at 60 to 120 days of gestation. The earliest anti-phage antibody produced by the lamb fetus is a macroglobulin sensitive to the action of 2-mercaptoethanol. Only in older fetuses with longer lasting stimuli were appreciable amounts of 7S gamma-globulin antibodies formed. The conformity of these observations to theories on the ontogenesis of the immune response is discussed.


Whipworms in a Cambridgeshire village.

Whipworms in a Cambridgeshire village.


Regional studies in skin cancer. First report: North-Western Queensland.


The intra-uterine tandem technique.

The intra-uterine tandem technique.


The role of aquatic actinomycetes in self-purification of fresh water streams.


Alzheimer's disease: its natural history and differential diagnosis.


Abortion and the psychiatrist.

Abortion and the psychiatrist.


Metastatic carcinoma of the stomach.

Metastatic carcinoma of the stomach.


Indefinite preservation of leucofuchsin in the P.A.S. Schiff method


Ameboid movement, I. Reactivation of glycerinated models of Amoeba proteus with adenosinetriphosphate.


Ameboid movement. II. Research of contractile proteins in Amoeba proteus.


Issues in curriculum: research and responsibility.


Pulmonary hypertension in children born and living at high altitudes.


The treatment of aspiration and atelectasis by tracheobronchial lavage.


Tracheobronchial lavage for treatment of aspiration and atelectasis.


Intravascular pressure, vascular tone, and sympathectomy.


Obliterative arterial disease. Discussion of choice of therapy.


Shock and its treatment.

Shock and its treatment.


The results of two mass radiography surveys in a small urban population in Yugoslavia.


Effect of reserpine and meprobamate on the functional status of rat seminal vesicles.


The effect of 2-ethylisothionicotinamide (TH-1314) on the ascorbic acid and cholesterol content of the adrenal glands in rats.


Surgery and pharmacology.

Surgery and pharmacology.


The periadrenal foetal adipose tissue (brown fat) in phaeochromocytoma and experimental hyperadrenalism.


SALADINO FERRO da Ascoli

SALADINO FERRO da Ascoli


Prolactin activity in blood during the normal human menstrual cycle.


Response of obese patients to an 11beta-hydroxylase inhibitor, methopyrapone (SU-4885).


Instructions as discriminative stimuli in verbal conditioning and awareness.


The kinetics of the urea denaturation of hemoglobin. I. Beef oxyhemoglobin.


Calcaneal spur conditions.

Calcaneal spur conditions.


The influence of physical work upon the resorption of triolein I-131 in rats.


Clonal analysis of line XC-tc rat tumour cells (derived from tumour XC) grown in vitro.


The sources of calcium for the ossification of the embryos of the giant leathery turtle.


Social facilitation of exploratory behavior in rats.


Isolation and identification of progesterone and 20alpha-hydroxy-pregn-4-en-3-one in ovarian venous blood of rabbits.


The causes of death in pulmonary tuberculosis.


A new type psychiatric research ward.

A new type psychiatric research ward.


Biology and the nature of science.

Biology and the nature of science.


Primate taxonomy and recent studies of nonhuman primates.


Diagnostic limitations of Achilles tendon reflex in thyroid disease.


Prolonged Achilles reflex.

Prolonged Achilles reflex.


Prolonged Achilles reflex in neurosyphilis simulating the "myxedema reflex".


Enovid in the treatment of psychic disturbances associated with menstruation.


Vaccination against influenza.

Vaccination against influenza.


Chronic bronchitis in England.

Chronic bronchitis in England.


The scientific approach to modern police work.


Amblyopia due to pheniprazine.

Amblyopia due to pheniprazine.


Vasodilatation in the human parotid gland after post-ganglionic sympathetic denervation.


Myasthenia gravis--2.

Myasthenia gravis--2.


Myasthenia gravis. I.

Myasthenia gravis. I.


Joseph TOYNBEE: his contributions to otology.


Hypotensive action of 467C60: a drug which blocks sympathetic neurones at a peripheral site.


Hypotensive action methyldopa.

Hypotensive action methyldopa.


The hypotensive action of B.W. 467C60.

The hypotensive action of B.W. 467C60.


The national poliomyelitis campaign, 1961.


Studies in the metabolism of zinc. IV. Some observations on the urinary zinc-porphyrin relationship in non-porphyrics and in a patient with acute intermittent porphyria.


The susceptibility of Culex pipiens fatigans to residual insecticides with particular reference to the Taveta-Pare area of East Africa. Observations have been made on Culex pipiens fatigans in the Taveta-Pare area in East Africa from 1954 to 1961, during which time dieldrin was applied to local houses over a 3(1/2)-year period as part of an experiment in malaria control. At the end of the period of residual spraying the numbers of C. p. fatigans had been reduced by two-thirds in the Taveta area, but in the South Pare area, only some 160 km away, this mosquito was twice as numerous as before spraying. The results of susceptibility tests carried out in untreated and dieldrin-treated areas showed that the susceptibility of C. p. fatigans in East Africa to chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides was low compared with that of Anopheles gambiae, and varied by at least 20 times in some areas relatively short distances apart. C. p. fatigans from all areas sampled were, however, susceptible to fenthion and malathion.


Assessment of the residual toxicity to Anopheles gambiae of the organophosphorus insecticides Malathion and Baytex. As part of a WHO programme to evaluate possible substitutes for the chlorinated hydrocarbons to which anopheline mosquitos in many countries have become resistant, two organophosphorus insecticides, malathion and Baytex, were tested as residual sprays on various types of surface against Anopheles gambiae adults in experimental huts at Magugu in Tanganyika. The long-lasting toxicity of both insecticides on relatively impervious surfaces was confirmed, but-as is the case with the chlorinated hydrocarbons-shorter persistence was obtained on sorptive surfaces. As most of the mosquitos rested on the roof, its surface was of much greater importance than the wall surface in determining kill; trials with naturally entering mosquitos indicated that where the roof was of grass malathion was to be preferred to Baytex. Observations confirmed that control huts attracted far more mosquitos than the treated huts and that the insecticide vapour apparently masked the human odour.


"The growth of the health industry".

"The growth of the health industry".


Predicting the outcome of social therapy with chronic psychotics.


Effects of patent abolition on the drug industry.


Ambiguities in concepts and studies of "brain damage" and "organicity".


Leucotomy today.

Leucotomy today.


Eosinophilic meningitis at Kisaran (Indonesia) and the problem of its aetiology.


Principles in assessment of insecticides by experimental huts.


Malaria in the Taveta area of Kenya and Tanganyika. II. Entomological findings three years after the spraying period.


The information explosion and the pharmaceutical industry.


The preferential indoor resting habits of Anopheles gambiae in the Umbugwe Area of Tanganyika.


Tissue shrinkage caused by attachment of paraffin sections to slides: its effects on staining.


What the new drug law means to physicians.


Abnormal catechol amine metabolism in familial dysautonomia.


Dehydroxylation of norepinephrine.

Dehydroxylation of norepinephrine.


Psychodiagnosis of patients with brain tumors. The validity of Hewson's ratios in neurological and mental hospital populations.


The lochia has changed.

The lochia has changed.


Problems in client-centered group therapy with adult offenders.


Comparative media studies in the isolation of Candida albicans from pregnant women.


Extragonadal testicular tissue and teratomas.


Nursing with Indian and Northern Health Services.


Lafayette B. MENDEL, companion in research.


The use of telemetering capsules in disorders of the alimentary tract. I. A technique for recording pressure changes.


The application of the Holter valve to the treatment of resistant ascites.


Papillary lesions of the nose and sinuses.


Problem of prolonged storage of the cornea.


Some in vitro studies on rabbit corneal tissue.


Central-nervous-system effects of ingestion of L-tryptophan by normal subjects.


Homoeopathy and allergy.

Homoeopathy and allergy.


Dehydrogenase activity in reactive and neoplastic astrocytes.


Experience at Hammersmith Hospital with cardiopulmonary by-pass operations in children.


Monoamine oxidase in the pineal gland, neurohypophysis and brain of the albino rat.


Ovarian response to gonadotrophins after pretreatment with diethylstilbestrol.


Bladder distention causing iliac-vein obstruction in the adult male.


Recent observations on the olivo-cochlear bundle.


Recording pressures in the gastrointestinal tract using a telemetering capsule.


Job satisfaction in hospital nursing.

Job satisfaction in hospital nursing.


Studies on lymphedema of the extremities.


Dissecting aneurysm of the aorta: a review of 20 cases.


Observations on the absoroption of pyrimethamine from the gastrointestinal tract.


Delineatin of internal body organs and tissues by radioisotope scanning.


Gynaseptic in the treatment of vaginitis.


The group Bender-Gestalt as a reading readiness screening instrument.


Questionnaires to identify nursing homes most in need of dietary counsel.


Yellow fever vaccination in Malaya by subcutaneous injection and multiple puncture. Neutralizing antibody responses in persons with and without pre-existing antibody to related viruses. Because of the risk of introduction of yellow fever to South-East Asia, comparative studies were made of yellow fever vaccination in Malayans who had a high prevalence of antibody to related viruses and in volunteers without related antibody. The proportions of positive neutralizing antibody responses to subcutaneous vaccination with 17D vaccine were not significantly different between volunteers with and without heterologous antibody but the degree of antibody response was greater in those without. The ID(50) of 17D in both groups was about 5 mouse intracerebral LD(50). Multiple puncture vaccination with 17D gave a much lower response rate than subcutaneous vaccination in volunteers with heterologous antibody. In both groups subcutaneous doses of about 50 mouse intracerebral LD(50) gave larger antibody responses than higher doses. The neutralizing indices and analysis of results were calculated by a method based on the survival time of the mice. This method, which has advantages over that of Reed & Muench, is fully described in an annex to this paper.


Is memory a matter of enzyme induction?

Is memory a matter of enzyme induction? Variations in cholinesterase and RNA concentrations and in levels of neural activity have been linked to learning. These three groups of experimental evidence suggest that the basis of memory lies in an increase of the concentrations of enzymes associated with transmitter substances, as a long-lasting effect of stimulation. Biological precedent exists in microbial physiology.


The utilization of the ureide carbon of adenine in the biosynthesis of riboflavin in Eremothecium ashbyii.


The effect of pyrimidines on the incorporation of purines into riboflavin and RNA by Eremothecium ashbyii.


Lymphography in cervix cancer. Report of a preliminary study.


Nicotinic acid therapy in old age. The placebo effect and other factors in the collection of valid data.


Family size, birth rank and ordinal position in psychiatric illness.


Care of the certified psychiatric patient in the general hospital: the Saskatoon project. The effect of admitting a random selection of 42 committed psychiatric patients to an ordinary, open general hospital psychiatric ward was studied. A control group of 44 regular psychiatric patients was formed for comparison purposes. Differences were studied by rating scales of behaviour and psychopathology and by nursing and medical observations. Though differences in ages and psychopathology were marked, the differences in behavioural problems were slight. The results are consistent with the belief that a well-trained staff can now manage practically all psychiatric admissions in a general hospital.


Geriatric aspects of a psychiatric home care programme.


Alterations in human dermal connective tissue with age and chronic sun damage.


Controlled observations on the single case. Valuable information can be gained from studies of a single case, provided bias on the part of physician and patient can be minimized. Use of the double-blind method achieves this. Some pitfalls in such studies are mentioned, and it is emphasized that skill, judgment and knowledge all play a part in the design and interpretation of investigations of this nature. As an example, a trial of three analeptics in the treatment of a narcoleptic patient, using a simple rating scale, is described.


The use of extremity tourniquets in administering nitrogen and chlorimine mustards.


Successful endarterectomy of chronically occluded pulmonary artery. Clinical report and physiologic studies.


Hereditary epithelial corneal dystrophy.


The distribution of dose resulting from a constant level of contamination of the environment by Sr90 and various other radionuclides.


Variability of relative organ concentration of trace elements in human tissue.


Modification of pre-mutational radiation damage in Drosophila.


Clinical usefulness of the I131 triiodothyronine erythrocyte uptake test.


General concept of fitness testing.

General concept of fitness testing.


The polarizing treatment of acute myocardial infarction. Possibility of its use in other cardiovascular conditions.


Ultrastructural features of the organ of Corti in normal and acoustically stimulated animals.


The electroencephalogram after cardiac arrest.


The use of "disposed" plastic.

The use of "disposed" plastic.


Effect of group problem solving experience upon social withdrawl in chronic schizophrenics.


Epidemiological and serological analysis of the first ornithosis epidemics in Hungary.


Bacteriological aspects of the use of ethionamide, pyrazinamide and cycloserine in the treatment of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis.


Orderly emergency treatment of facial injuries. Report of a case.


Cholinesterase activity in deafferented optic lobes after DFP injection, in the chick.


Effect of red cell factors on the relative viscosity of whole blood.


Modern clinical aspects of blood transfusion.


The relation of draw-a-person test variables to age and chronicity in psychotic groups.


Local tetanus in man. Its clinical and neurophysiological characteristics.


The development of six sound motion pictures simulating psychotherapeutic situations.


Transfusion problems linked to extracorporeal hemodialysis. Transfusion problems in extracorporeal circulation.


Thalamic stimulation and motoneurone activity in Parkinson's syndrome.


Peritonitis after jejunal biopsy with Crosby capsule.


Child care, public health and medical care.


In memorium. H. M. GASPARIAN, M.D., 1904-1961.


The use of the cephalin time (partial thromboplastin time) in anticoagulation therapy with heparin.


The partial thromboplastin time (cephalin time) in anticoagulation therapy.


Axial period of fibrinogen and fibrin.

Axial period of fibrinogen and fibrin.


The contributions of Tomasz DROBNIK to Polish orthopedic surgery.


Stimulation of the reticulo-endothelial phagocytic function by glyceryl tricaprate and 2-oleodistearin.


The effect of intravenous cholesterol oleate on the phagocytic function of the reticulo-endothelial system.


Effect of cholesterol oleate on the phagocytic function of the reticulo-endothelial system.


Effect of heat on work performance in the gold mines of South Africa.


Natural state of heat acclimatization of different ethnic groups.


Properties of antileucocytic serum.

Properties of antileucocytic serum.


Treatment for the aged: philosophy of selection.


Ocular psoriasis.

Ocular psoriasis.


A cardiac disorder of unknown aetiology in Jamaica.


Diet, serum cholesterol, protein, blood haemoglobin, and glycosuria in a West Indian community (St. Kitts, W.I.). With observations on ischaemic heart disease.


Combined therapy of upper gastrointestinal disorders. A four-year study.


Medical education and the curriculum.

Medical education and the curriculum.


Aldosterone and the circulation.

Aldosterone and the circulation.


The epidemiology of chronic bronchitis.

The epidemiology of chronic bronchitis.


Elective induction of labor and long-acting caudal analgesia.


Molecular events in the reproduction of animal cells. II. The focalized synthesis of DNA in the chromosomes of HeLa cells.


Psychiatric observations on asthmatic children.


The future of the family doctor in New Zealand.


Anterior cervical disc excision and fusion. Report of 200 consecutive cases.


Plastic surgery.

Plastic surgery.


Effects of altering the ratio of indispensable to dispensable amino acids in diets for rats.


Placement of vibrator in bone-conduction testing.


Synthesis of 1-acetyl-8-argininevasopressin and a study of its effects in the rat pressor assay.


Observations on the weight of the human adrenal gland and the effect of preparations of corticotropin of different purity on the weight and morphology of the human adrenal gland.


The case against surgery as the principal and sole means of treating varicose veins of the lower extremity.


Report of a postgraduate psychiatric education project.


The medical aspects of supersonic flight.


Fat metabolism in higher plants. XX. Relation of fatty acid synthesis and photophosphorylation in lettuce chloroplast.


The biosynthesis of long-chain fatty acids by lettuce chloroplast preparations.


Skin temperature after eating: evidence bearing upon a thermostatic control of food intake.


Caballerocotyla klawei sp. n., a monogenetic trematode from the nasal capsule of Neothunnus macropterus.


Detection of ketosteroids on chromatograms.


Implantation of pacemaker for Adams-Stokes syndrome.


Enzymatic and biochemical studies of epidermis following irradiation with beta particles.


Roentgen diagnosis of lung cancer. Supplementary studies.


Effect of soluble relaxing substance on glycerol-extracted muscle fiber.


Relationship of chemical structure to in vitro lipolytic activity of peptides occurring in adrenocorticotropic and melanocyte-stimulating hormones.


Studies on sulfur-containing chelating agents. VII. Syntheses of beta-Mercaptothiolic acid esters and their metal chelates.


Studies on sulfur-containing chelating agents. VIII. Syntheses of alpha,beta-unsaturated beta-Mercapto-acid esters and their metal chelates.


Studies on sulfur-containing chelating agents. X. Mercapto-acid amides and their metal chelates.


Studies on the sulfur-containing chelating agents. XI. Relationship between chelating ability and chemical structure of ligand. (I).


Study on tuberculostatic activities of body fluids of rabbits given triton WR 1339 with special reference to the role of lipemia.


Systemic amyloidosis and ulcerative colitis.


Studies on trachoma. 5. Complement-fixation tests in human volunteers. Complement-fixation tests carried out on serial serum samples from human volunteers indicate that group-specific antibodies develop after experimental inoculation of trachoma virus and inclusion conjunctivitis virus. The results obtained with antigens prepared from four trachoma virus strains isolated in Tunisia and one strain from Japan and with an ornithosis antigen suggest that there may be antigenic differences among trachoma virus strains and that the use of homologous antigens will therefore give the best results.


Reconstruction of the thoracic esophagus by means of a right colon transplant.


Research and clinical advances in mental retardation.


Pseudoexfoliation of the lens capsule. A clinical study of 418 patients with special reference to glaucoma, cataract, and changes of the vitreous.


Inter-specific transfers of eggs between rat and mouse.


Studies on mouse chimeras developed from eggs fused in vitro.


Upper extremity embolectomy.

Upper extremity embolectomy.


The effect of lesions in the ventromedial and/or ventrolateral thalamic nuclei on instrumental conditioned reflexes in cats.


The effect of medical lemniscal lesions on the instrumental conditioned reflexes in cats.


Management of chronic rheumatic disease.


Metabolism of 6-phosphogluconic acid and gluconic acid in Salmo gairdnerii.


Cerebral high-energy phosphates during insulin hypoglycemia.


Preliminary studies on the use of sorptive dusts for the control of the human lice, Phthirus pubis (L.) and Pediculus humanus capitis De Geer.


Preliminary laboratory and field studies on the utilization of Dri-Die 67 and two percent Dibrom-Die 67 for the control of the Western cone-nosed bug, Triatoma protracta (Uhler).


The cockroach--a new suspect in the spread of infectious hepatitis.


The use of silica aerogel compounds for the control of ectoparasites.


A combined neutral red, serpentine cord, and differential growth test for distinguishing human tubercle bacilli from other mycobacteria. A modified one tube test medium procedure.


Media for distinguishing human and bovine tubercle bacilli from other mycobacteria. Comparative study of the monophasic and diphasic differential growth media.


Frequency of dream recall and some personality measures.


Hypnotic depth and basal skin resistance.


Studies on zinc metabolism. II. Effect of the diabetic state on zinc metabolism: an experimental aspect.


Studies on zinc metabolism. III. Effect of the diabetic state on zinc metabolism: a clinical aspect.


Hemophilus vaginalis in leukorrhea: incidence, diagnosis, and treatment.


The Home Care Service at Delaware State Hospital.


Spectral phonocardiography. Technical problems and clinical applications.


Nervous activity in abnormal fluid media.


Effect of optic stimulation on the intraretinal ERG of the cat.


Permeability of squid axon membrane to various ions. The permeability of the squid axon membrane was determined by the use of radioisotopes of Na, K, Ca, Cs, and Br. Effluxes of these isotopes were measured mainly by the method of intracellular injection. Measurements of influxes were carried out under continuous intracellular perfusion with an isotonic solution of potassium sulfate. The Na permeability of the resting (excitable) axonal membrane was found to be roughly equal to the K permeability. The permeability to anion was far smaller than that to cations. It is emphasized that the axonal membrane has properties of a cation exchanger. The physicochemical nature of the "two stable states" of the excitable membrane is discussed on the basis of ion exchange isotherms.


Regional and directional differences in the lateral spread of retinal potentials in the octopus.


Paleoecological considerations of growth and form of fossil protists.


Inherited variant of erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase in micronesians from Guam and Saipan. A variant of one form of red cell carbonic anhydrase was discovered in "Chamorro" inhabitants from the islands of Guam and Saipan. Segregation of this trait in four pedigrees indicates that it is under the control of a single autosomal gene.


Mortality experience of alcoholics.

Mortality experience of alcoholics.


Chemical nature and properties of parathyroid hormones.


A note on calorie coefficients in economically poor families.


Studies on the virus of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. III. Distribution in tissues of experimentally infected mice.


Nutritive value of fortified coconut meal and low-cost protein foods containing coconut meal, groundnut flour and Bengal-gram flour.


When patients cannot brush their teeth.

When patients cannot brush their teeth.


Inhibition of the biological action of thyroid hormones by actinomycin D and puromycin.


The action of thyroid hormones at the cell level.


Rhythmic circulatory changes in the peripheral vasculature.


Historical aspects of the cervix.

Historical aspects of the cervix.


Pools of lymphocytes: significance in pulmonary secretions.


Abdomino-scrotal hydrocele.

Abdomino-scrotal hydrocele.


A note on the relationship of CTMM-SF to the revised Binet, form L-M.


2-Azaadenosine triphosphate as a substitute for adenosine triphosphate in active transport of potassium across the erythrocyte membrane.


Effect of snake venom upon membrane adenosine triphosphatase of human erythrocyte. J Biochem (Tokyo) 53:260-1, Mar 63 cyte membrane.


Heredity in otosclerosis.

Heredity in otosclerosis.


Chromosomal study in otosclerosis.

Chromosomal study in otosclerosis.


Biochemical genetics and evolution.

Biochemical genetics and evolution.


Current concepts in therapy: active immunizations.


Toxic amblyopia (visual loss).

Toxic amblyopia (visual loss).


Some observations on electron transfer in solution.


Susceptibility of Proteus mirabilis and its stable L-forms to erythromycin and other macrolides.


The use of physician services by the aging.


Patterns of ocular care in a New England community. A comparison of the use of ophthalmologists and optometrists by an adult population.


Enzyme patterns of virulent Neisseria gonorrhoeae.


Enzymes of treponemes. A comparative study.


Space-saving medical-record system.

Space-saving medical-record system.


A motivational approach to psychotherapy with goal-symptom emphasis.


Gaucher's disease with acroosteolysis.

Gaucher's disease with acroosteolysis.


"Desensitization" of cholinergic receptors by acetylcholine in molluscan central neurones.


Modes of initiation and propagation of spikes in the branching axons of molluscan central neurons. A study has been made of Aplysia nerve cells, mainly in the pleural ganglia, in which the main axon divides into at least two branches in the neighbourhood of the soma. Conduction between these branches was investigated by intracellular recordings from the soma following antidromic stimulation via the nerves containing the axonal branches. It has been shown that transmission between separate branches need not involve discharge of the soma but only of the axonal region between the soma and the origin of the branches. In some cells, the spike may fail to invade the other axonal branch, whereas transmission in the opposite direction is readily achieved. Often spikes in none of the branches are transmitted to the others, unless facilitated. Indications about the geometry of the neuron in the vicinity of the soma may be obtained from the study of the relative size of the A spikes originated in different branches. These observations, together with the presence of different sizes of A spikes, produced by orthodromic stimulation, provide evidence that spikes initiated at separate axonal "trigger zones" of Aplysia neurons may be conducted selectively to the effectors or other neurons innervated by the particular branch.


Migraine: a review.

Migraine: a review.


Leiomyosarcoma of the sigmoid colon simulating an acute abdomen.


Studies on staphylococcal infections. I. Interrelation of phage type and some physiological properties of staphylococci, with special reference to the Muller factor.


Spontaneous deiodination of I-131-labeled thyroxine and related iodophenols on filter paper.


Spontaneous deiodination of I-131-labeled thyroid extracts on filter paper.


Thalidomide and phocomelia.

Thalidomide and phocomelia.


Pharmacology and clinical application of anabolic steroids.


Thalidomide.

Thalidomide.


The evils of camouflage as illustrated by thalidomide.


Citric acid in tissues of normal and dystrophic animals.


Selection of formula for the expression of results of the uptake of L-triiodothyronine-I-131 by red blood cells.


Polycystic ovaries and menstrual irregularities.


Physicochemical and immunochemical studies on the reaction of bovine serum albumin with p, p'-difluoro-m, m'-dinitrodiphenylsulfane.


Regional computer centers.

Regional computer centers.


A bilingual audio visual aid.

A bilingual audio visual aid.


Maternal and child health services and urban economics.


The household health survey uses and limitations in community research.


Nonobstructive intestinal gas deficiency in infants.


Bilateral incurving of the terminal phalanges of the fifth fingers (osteochondrosis?).


Diastrophic dwarfism.

Diastrophic dwarfism.


Observations on microextensions from the surface of isolated vertebrate cells.


Histology of bronchial carcinoma in relation to prognosis.


Responses of cells to pH changes in the medium. Studies were made with time-lapse motion pictures of the reactions of cells in culture to changes in their environment. The concentrations of H(+), HCO(3) (-)and CO(2) in the medium were altered in such a way that each, in turn, could be maintained constant while the others were varied. Observations were made on the shape of the cells, their activity, and their relation to the substratum. Characteristic reversible changes in the cells were observed whenever environmental pH was altered. Elevation of the pH accelerated cell movements and caused contraction of the cytoplasm, while lowering of the pH retarded and eventually stopped all cell activity, causing apparent gelation of the protoplasm. These responses did not occur when HCO(3) (-) and CO(2) were varied without changing the pH. It is suggested that local pH changes in the micro-environment of a cell's surface may be a significant factor in controlling cell behavior in culture and in vivo.


Nuclear sex of embryonic tumours.

Nuclear sex of embryonic tumours.


Sex chromatin in the newborn.

Sex chromatin in the newborn.


Clinical and psychological observations on transvestism.


MMPI profiles of six transvestites.

MMPI profiles of six transvestites.


Nematocide residues in plants.

Nematocide residues in plants.


Latent porphyria in members of the immediate family of a patient with acute intermittent porphyria.


Cardiac rupture following electrocution.


Resuscitation in the acute respiratory emergency.


Thiethylperazine: a clinical investigation of a new anti-emetic drug.


Atherosclerosis in rhesus monkeys. III. The role of increased thickness of arterial walls in atherogenesis.


The effect of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide and some related compounds on transport and metabolism in the intestine of the rat in vitro.


The effect of mercurial diuretics on adenosinetriphosphatase of rabbit kidney in vitro.


Glomerulotropic factor.

Glomerulotropic factor.


Are we utilizing our creative potentials?


Dermatology of the vulva.

Dermatology of the vulva.


Experimental schistosomiasis. I. Electrophorectic studies of the sera of rabbits immunized with worm, cercarial and ova antigens of Schistosoma mansoni.


A monitored paediatric incubator.

A monitored paediatric incubator.


A modified Ayre's T-tuble technic-anesthesia for cleft lip and palate surgery.


Some aspects of the comparative metabolism of plutonium and americium in rats.


Properties of some viruses of the mucosal disease-virus diarrhea complex.


A note on mandibular fractures due to sporting activities.


Rate of oxygen uptake of erythrocytes of vitamin E-deficient rats.


Cutaneous adsorption of bath oils.

Cutaneous adsorption of bath oils.


10 rules for disaster preparedness in industry.


A simple patellar reflex sensor; a description and trial use.


The hydrolysis of p-nitrophenyl acetate catalyzed by 3-phosphoglyceraldehyde dehydrogenase crystallized from yeast.


Removal of tissue antigens from bacillary suspensions of M. leprae.


Effect of atropine upon the relative bradycardia associated with impact.


The effect of impact upon the patellar and other deep tendon reflexes.


A comparison of methods of impact experimentation control.


Physiologic effects of abrupt deceleration. I. Relative bradycardia.


The nature of reflex briskness.

The nature of reflex briskness.


Specificity of the Dharmendra antigen as tested in guinea-pigs.


Blood group typing for aircraft accident investigation.


Thrombocytopenia following abrupt deceleration. A preliminary communication.


Is surgery alone adequate?

Is surgery alone adequate?


Urinary estriol excretion of pregnant patients with pyelonephritis and Rh isoimmunization.


Methodology in undergraduate education in obstetrics and gynecology.


Birefringence of protein solutions and biological systems. I. The quantitative interpretation of birefringence of biological structures such as muscle requires a knowledge of intrinsic birefringence of the components. The intrinsic birefringence of fibrous structures as determined by variation of solvent index is positive while the intrinsic birefringence of proteins in solution is negative as calculated by the Peterlin-Stuart theory. As a first step in clarifying this discrepancy the basis of the Peterlin-Stuart theory has been re-examined. The theory has been recalculated from the standpoint of light scattering and extended to particles whose length is not small compared to the wavelength. The birefringence of a system of particles possessing a shell with index different from the bulk solvent has been obtained in order to interpret measurements in mixed solvents.


Assessing the wholesomeness of water supplies.


Birefringence of protein solutions and biological systems. II. Studies on TMV, tropocollagen, and paramyosin. The intrinsic birefringences of TMV, tropocollagen, and paramyosin were calculated from flow birefringence measurements using the theory of Peterlin and Stuart. The values are -0.029, -0.029, and -0.030, respectively. The intrinsic birefringences of TMV and tropocollagen were measured as a function of the refractive index of the solvent in glycerol-water mixtures. In both cases the values were not constant and became less negative as the refractive index increased. Theoretical calculations showed that the large solvent effect could not be caused by a hydration shell of index different from that of the bulk solvent. It is concluded that either (a) the intrinsic birefringence calculated from the Peterlin-Stuart theory is incorrect or (b) the intrinsic birefringence depends markedly on the solvent. These results are of importance to the problem of quantitative polarized light microscopy since the separation of form and intrinsic birefringence contributions is based on the assumption that intrinsic birefringence is independent of solvent.


In vivo activation of the fibrinolytic enzyme system of dogs.


Esophageal emergencies.

Esophageal emergencies.


Atrial septal defects in older patients. Report of five cases with successful surgical repair.


Hypervitaminosis and overnutrition. Effects of intakes above essential allowances.


Hypervitaminosis and overnutrition.

Hypervitaminosis and overnutrition.


Accidental loss of plastic tube into venous system.


Current therapeutics. 184. Colimycin.

Current therapeutics. 184. Colimycin.


Skin and scuba diving fatalities.

Skin and scuba diving fatalities.


Knee deformities and supports.

Knee deformities and supports.


Apnea due to apparent potassium imbalance.


Ward dressing technique for use with central supply.


Anatomical distribution of fractures in beagles injected with Pu-239.


Lymphoedema presenting in the skin department.


Death rates among physically active and sedentary employees of the railroad industry.


The prevention of disease in middle age.


Variability in schizophrenia.

Variability in schizophrenia.


Phonetic symbolism in four unrelated languages.


Phonetic symbolism re-examined.

Phonetic symbolism re-examined.


The serotypes of Salmonella isolated from foods.


Archie L. DEAN.

Archie L. DEAN.


Future role of occupational medicine in the public health programme.


What to consider in automatic floor scrubbing machines.


Chromosome reproduction.

Chromosome reproduction.


Some uses of tritium in autoradiography.


Urease activity in cultures and extracts of Blastomyces dermatitidis.


Adenocarcinoma of the cervix associated with multiple pelvic congenital anomalies.


Cytological studies of urine by millipore filtration technique: preliminary report.


Bone-marrow hypoplasia.

Bone-marrow hypoplasia.


Screening intelligence.

Screening intelligence.


Autoimmune phenomena in pernicious anaemia: gastric antibodies.


Immunological reactions in gastrointestinal disease: a review.


Control of chemical, drug, and biological residues in meats.


Psychiatric research: a new "mental million"?


A catheter technique for intrapleural administration of alkylating agents: a report of ten cases.


Serum insulin in early cases of severe diabetes.


Renal vein thrombosis in malignant disease. A report of a case developing the nephrotic syndrome.


Estimation of Vi-receptor activity.

Estimation of Vi-receptor activity.


100 percent is not always good.

100 percent is not always good.


Radiation and the world we live in.

Radiation and the world we live in.


Adsorption of Vi-phage II on the Vi-receptor coated erythrocyte membranes, examined in the electron microscope.


Histochemical studies on nasal polypi.

Histochemical studies on nasal polypi.


Verbal transformations and an effect of instructional bias on perception.


Figural after-effects: a psychophysical theory of the displacement effect.


Numerical prediction of a simple figural aftereffect as a function of the contrast of the inspection figure.


The distance paradox of the figural after-effect in auditory localization.


Tracking the decay of the after-effect of seen rotary movement.


Tracking the neutralization of seen rotary movement.


Visual discrimination and orientation.

Visual discrimination and orientation.


Possible radiation hazards arising from the use of radioactive detectors in gas chromatography.


The urethral sling operation.

The urethral sling operation.


Malaria problems arising from the construction of a reservoir in the interior of Surinam.


Enzymatic dedifferentiation of neoplastic cells.


Desoxyribonucleic acid content of the nuclei in cervicovaginal epithelium. Variations during chemical carcinogenesis.


Analogy between leprosy and tuberculosis.


A new allotypic specificity in the mouse (MuA2).


The pattern and behavior of pulmonary tuberculosis in diabetic patients.


Incidence of fungus infection in U.A.R.

Incidence of fungus infection in U.A.R.


Studies on immunity in influenza. I. Long-term observation on virus activity and antibody status in a city population.


The effect of anabolic steroids upon protein metabolism studied by the isotope method.


Mental stress and oral disease.

Mental stress and oral disease.


Intranasal vaccination against measles with attenuated virus.


Preliminary toxicologic studies on nitrogen trifluoride.


Fine structure of the ciliary epithelium of the rabbit, with particular reference to "infoldedmembranes," "vesicles," and the effects of Diamox. The structure of the ciliary epithelium of the adult albino rabbit has been studied by electron microscopy. Material was fixed in osmium tetroxide and embedded in epoxy resins. Two hitherto unappreciated features of the non-pigmented epithelial layer are described. First, the "infolded plasma membranes" described by previous workers are shown by serial sections to be projections or interdigitations from adjacent cells. Second, the "rows of vesicles" described by previous workers are shown by serial sections to be part of an unusual form of smooth-surfaced tubular endoplasmic reticulum. The tubules are highly convoluted and extensively interconnected. They are arranged in sheets, so that a cross-section through a sheet gives the appearance of a row of vesicles. The other structural features of the ciliary epithelium are also described. Previous workers have reported that Diamox, which inhibits the secretory activity of the epithelium, causes profound structural changes. An effort has been made to confirm these reports under carefully controlled experimental conditions. It was found that secretion could be inhibited by a maximally effective dose of Diamox without the occurrence of any detectable structural changes. The physiological significance of these findings is discussed.


Antigen dissociation as a factor in the immunodiffusion analysis of hemocyanin.


Halothane jaundice andhepatotoxicity.

Halothane jaundice andhepatotoxicity.


Bilateral retinal detachment.

Bilateral retinal detachment.


Ultrastructive of the lymphnode of the guinea pig.


The binding of radioactive triiodothyronine by erythrocytes in myocardial infarction.


Anticoagulants and the uptake of L-triiodothyronine by rat erythrocytes.


Experimental septal defects and their acute consequences.


Clinical evaluation of injectable Librium in preanesthetic medication.


The question of the aetiology of trigger thumb.


Evaluation of a computer program for diagnosis of congenital heart disease.


Changing reactions of preadolescent girls to tasks requiring creative scientific thinking.


The diagnosis and treatment of hypertension due to renal arterial stenosis.


Triterpene constituents of Sarcostemma viminale R.Br.


Instrument for removal of molluscum contagiosum lesions.


Instrument sterilization in office practice.


Some characteristics of delayed responses to photic stimuli in the cat.


Changing concepts in multiple sclerosis.


Aids in the diagnosis of nurological diseases from the point of view of the general practitioner.


The management of cranio-cerebral injuries.


The symptomatology of cerebrovascular disease.


Post-traumatic enteropathy simulating Crohn's disease.


Malignant neoplasms among Alaskan natives: an epidemiological approach to cancer.


A comparison of Astiban (Twsb) and Miracil D in the therapy of school children suffering from urinary bilharziasis in Iraq.


A simple technique for determining the presence and viability of eggs in urinary bilharziasis.


Marriage counselling.

Marriage counselling.


Our experience in the treatment of leprosy with etisul: a preliminary report.


Culpability for delay in the treatment of breast cancer.


E.N.T. manifestations in Letterer-Siwe disease.


Brucellosis in the Canadian Arctic.

Brucellosis in the Canadian Arctic.


The growth and virulence of pasteurellae in cadavers of cadavers of animals died of pasteurellosis.


Mass media in dental health education and public relations.


Development of malignant lymphomas by cell-free filtrates prepared from a chemically induced mouse lymphoma.


Active transport, genetics, and cellular evolution.


Experimental dextrocardiography with carbon dioxide.


Xanthoma--a case report.

Xanthoma--a case report.


The histogenesis of granulation tissue.

The histogenesis of granulation tissue.


Fibrolipoma of the buccal mucosa.

Fibrolipoma of the buccal mucosa.


The histogenesis of pulpal odontoclasts.


Vestibular influence on the gamma efferent motor system observed by angular acceleration.


Heterogeneity of human growth hormone. Its influence on a radio-immunoassay of the hormone in serum.


Reaction of bone and mucosa to implanted magnets.


Reaction of bone to magnetic implant.

Reaction of bone to magnetic implant.


Protein binding of estriol conjugates.

Protein binding of estriol conjugates.


Cytogenetic studies on bone-marrow in chronic myeloid leukaemia.


Lymphopoiesis of the oral mucosa.

Lymphopoiesis of the oral mucosa.


Clinical and serologic observations in patients with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and their relatives.


The value of ammonia determinations in acute intra-abdominal disease.


The management of acute salicylate intoxication. A review.


Diagnosis of primary glaucoma.

Diagnosis of primary glaucoma.


Surgical management of glaucoma. Absolute glaucoma.


Surgical management of glaucoma. Cyclodialysis.


Surgical management of glaucoma. Cyclodiathermy.


Pigment cells of the mammalian iris.

Pigment cells of the mammalian iris.


Electron microscopy of normal and diabetic retinal capillaries.


Heterologous growth of ovarian cancer.

Heterologous growth of ovarian cancer.


Blood volume studies in accidental haemorrhage.


The increasing need for standardization.


Dependence of the response characteristics of somatosensory neurons on the form of their afferent input.


Supernumerary mammary gland in the vulva.


Guinea pig serum L-asparaginase. Properties, purification, and application to determination of asparagine in biological samples.


Interrelationships of oxidative and nitrogen metabolism with cellular nutrition and function in the central nervous system.


Management of haemolytic transfusion reactions.


Rheumatic heart disease.

Rheumatic heart disease.


The history of trachoma: its military and sociological implications.


Primary sarcoma of the pericardium.

Primary sarcoma of the pericardium.


Infectious diseases--1962; the value of objectivity.


The clinical use of diazepam in anxiety states and depressions.


An apparatus for precise control of pipetting blood samples.


Immunologic studies of systemic lupus erythematosus. I. Quantitative estimations of nucleoprotein-reactive gamma globulin in systemic lupus erythematosis and other diseases.


Observations on the pathology of the trisomy 17-18 syndrome.


Immunologic studies of systemic lupus erythematosus. II. Variations of nucleoprotein-reactive gamma globulin and hemolytic serum complement levels with disease activity.


Trisomy 18 (16-18) associated with congenital glaucoma and optic atrophy.


Future trends in general practice.

Future trends in general practice.


Joseph Janvier WOODWARD. Photomicrography in the Civil War.


Problems arising from high-speed transportation.


A century of pathology. The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology: 1862-1962.


Equations for the incorporation of radioactivity due to the linear growth of tobacco mosaic virus.


Treatment of complications of respiratory illnesses in pediatric practice.


Still birth in the State of Victoria 1953 to 1961.


Ribonucleoproteins in leaves infected with tobacco mosaic virus.


Mandibular sulcus deepening operation under hypnoanesthesia.


The prognosis of cardiac hypertrophy.

The prognosis of cardiac hypertrophy.


Abnormal T loop in vectorcardiogram.

Abnormal T loop in vectorcardiogram.


Studies on electrocardiograms and vector-cardiograms by means of reconstruction method.


The accelerating effect of arginine on cytophatic effect of adeno virus.


Inhibitory effect of guanidine on several viruses including polio and measles.


Stimulus emphasis and all-or-none learning in concept identification.


The differentiation of Salmonella pullorum and Salmonella gallinarum by biochemical methods.


Coxa plana in siblings.

Coxa plana in siblings.


Hemoglobin: molecular changes during anuran metamorphosis. Anuran metamorphosis is accompanied by changes in the sedimentation patterns of the lysates of red blood cells of several species. Rana grylio and Rana catesbeiana tadpoles have hemoglobins that sediment at 4.3S (molecular weight, 68,000) and gradually produce a heavier 7.0S component (estimated molecular weight, 136,000) during metamorphosis to the adult frog. There is extensive change in the amino acid compositions of these hemoglobins; these changes may account for observed changes in electrophoretic mobility.


Alterations of the muscle tonus due to stimulation of the caudate nucleus in rabbits.


Human growth hormone in pituitary infantilism.


Trial of Brocillin in general practice.

Trial of Brocillin in general practice.


Electrical activity of the "cerveauisole" during caudate nucleus stimulation and its modification by eserine and atropine.


Fourth-molar impactions.

Fourth-molar impactions.


Laceration of a minor salivary gland. A complicating factor in a fracture of the mandible in a child.


Pulmonary physiology and tests of pulmonary function of interest to the surgeon. A schematic review.


The role of deer in the epizootiology of leptospirosis in Wisconsin.


Adrenal imbalance in mouse skin carcinogenesis.


Spontaneous hypoglycemia treated by partial pancreatectomy.


Diabetes in children.

Diabetes in children.


Hyperreactivity to endotoxin in BCG-treated guinea pigs and its relationship to delayed hypersensitivity.


Transsacral block analgesia in anorectal surgery.


Hemangioendothelioma of the lung.

Hemangioendothelioma of the lung.


Childhood schizophrenia as a problem of nosology.


Investigation of cavity-sealing properties of zinc phosphate cement.


Effect of a single dose of testosterone propionate on vaginal opening in the rat.


Endometriosis of the perineum. A report of 5 new cases.


Effects of perceptual isolation on introverts and extraverts.


Irreversible lactic acidosis associated with phenformine therapy. Report of three cases.


Environmental effects on experimental aerogenic tuberculosis in BCG-immunized and non-immunized guinea pigs.


Concepts and misconceptions of vascular surgery.


Myocardial infarction in commercial drivers.


The effect of incentive motivation on an unrelated reflex response.


An unusual cause of intractable hiccups: a hair in the external auditory canal.


Changing indications for the resection of pulmonary tuberculosis.


The therapeutic use of high-pressure oxygen. The therapeutic use of a high-pressure oxygen atmosphere is of current research interest. Accounts of this means of treatment have come mainly from Amsterdam and Glasgow, but also from the United States. Reports indicate its value in treatment of coronary artery disease, severe shock, cerebral vascular accidents, gangrene, infections, carbon monoxide poisoning and bowel infarction. Hyaline membrane disease responds dramatically. The treatment has demonstrated value in conjunction with the operation of heart-lung machines, for patients with severe injuries of the extremities where blood supply is impaired, and in the treatment of rest pain in ischemic limbs. Converted hospital autoclaves have been used as an inexpensive means of initiating research projects in this field. One American supplier already has orders for construction of eight high-pressure oxygen treatment tanks in U.S. centres.


An assessments of disposables.

An assessments of disposables.


The district nurse and the health services.


A note on tuberculosis epidemiology.

A note on tuberculosis epidemiology.


Automatic comparison of finger-ridge patterns.


Cortical regulation of the function of the normal and sick heart in man.


Some current concepts in radiation microbiology.


Activation of glycogen synthetase by glucose 6-phosphate.


Aleutian disease of mink. I. Experimental transmission of the disease.


Generation and conduction of impulses in the heart as affected by drugs.


What do we mean by rapport?

What do we mean by rapport?


Use and abuse of muscles in housework.

Use and abuse of muscles in housework.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


Electromyography of the supinators of the forearm.


Electromyographic study of the extensor apparatus of the forearm.


The deposition of skeletal structures in the crustacea. IV. Microradiographic studies of the gastrolith of the crayfish Orconectes virilis hagen.


Structural features of mineralization from tissue to macromolecular levels of organization in the decapod Crustacea.


Emotional adjustment and diabetes mellitus.


Doctors afield: John EVANS (1814-1897).

Doctors afield: John EVANS (1814-1897).


Scleroderma presenting as obstruction of the small bowel.


Pituitary-adrenal function during corticosteroid therapy.


Passive anaphylaxis in mice with homologous antiserum. II. Reactions due to circulating and tissue antibody.


Characterization of human cells: variation in growth rate, volume, morphology and growth efficiency in media supplemented with human serum or bovine fetal serum.


Growth of HeLa cells in human adult and bovine fetal serum medium.


Mumps virus replication.

Mumps virus replication.


The metabolism of 2-deoxy-2-fluoroglyceraldehyde.


The inhibition of plant aconitate hydratase (aconitase) by fluorocitrate.


Factors in sterol absorption.

Factors in sterol absorption.


Transfer of substances between the blood and central nervous system in vertebrate and invertebrate animals.


An assessment of automatically dispensed primate reinforcers.


Prognosis with local metastasis and recurrence in malignant melanoma.


Laws of sensory magnitude.

Laws of sensory magnitude.


Chemical, metabolic, and histologic studies in wound healing.


Effects of temperature on morphologic variation of Schizotrypanum cruzi in tissue culture.


Streptomyces nodosus sp. n., the amphotericin-producing organism. Trejo, William (Squibb Institute for Medical Research, New Brunswick, N.J.) and Ralph E. Bennett. Streptomyces nodosus sp. n., the amphotericin-producing organism. J. Bacteriol. 85:436-439. 1963.-Streptomyces nodosus, the amphotericin-producing organism, is described as a new species in conformity with the rules of nomenclature as applied to streptomycetes. The relationship between S. nodosus and S. rutgersensis is discussed, and the basis for separation of the species is presented.


Milestones in research of upper respiratory cilia.


Profound hypothermia. Some haemodynamic, thermodynamic and metabolic aspects.


Priority re oral DDS therapy.

Priority re oral DDS therapy.


An outbreak of respiratory symptoms caused by toluene di-isocyanate.


Cranial trepanation in ancient Peru.

Cranial trepanation in ancient Peru.


Effect of cocaine, denervation and decentralization on the response of the nictitating membrane to various sympathomimetic amines.


Modification by reserpine of the action of sympathomimetic amines in spinal cats; a classification of sympathomimetic amines.


Supersensitivity and subsensitivity to sympathomimetic amines.


The norepinephrine stores in adrenergic nerve endings.


Studies on pituitary lactogenic hormone. XXI. Immunochemical studies of the sheep hormone.


Effects of chemical treatment on immunochemical properties of human growth hormone and sheep interstitial cell-stimulating hormone.


Changes in the Clyde Mood Scale produced by a sleep threshold dose of amobarbital.


Attempts to identify human tumour viruses.


Localization of the "arginine dihyldrolase system" in Streptococcus faecium.


The abdominal testicle.

The abdominal testicle.


System of color wheels for streptomycete taxonomy. In the sundry systems of streptomycete taxonomy, color of the sporulating aerial mycelium is frequently employed as a systematic criterion. Color series, each containing species of similar spore colors, are generally erected; however, the range of colors encompassed within a series is often not clearly delineated by the usual word description. Therefore, a system is proposed in which the color content of each series is more accurately defined by means of color tabs. Seven spore-color series are recognized (i.e., red, gray, yellow, blue, green, violet, and white), each of which is represented by a color wheel that displays the range of colors included therein. By comparing spore colors with the color wheels, unclassified isolates can readily be assigned to appropriate color groups.


On smoking.

On smoking.


Testosterone and asthma.

Testosterone and asthma.


The ABC-electrocardiogram in ischadmia and infarction.


The demonopathology of impotence.

The demonopathology of impotence.


Incidence of cleft lip and palate in Montana Indians.


Public health: role and responsibility.

Public health: role and responsibility.


Audible warning device for use on Boyle's apparatus.


Laryngocele.

Laryngocele.


Symposium on metabolic diseases of the eye. Albinism.


Presence of a phosphatido-peptide fraction in liver cell membrane and its possible role in the active transport of amino acids.


AFIF inhibitor from fibrinogen.

AFIF inhibitor from fibrinogen.


Coagulation studies on the electrophoretic fractions of AFIF.


Aluminum nicotinate in the treatment of hypercholesteremia, hyperlipemia, and other elevated lipid levels.


Evaluation of Dilamin as an antiallergic preparation: a review of 540 cases studied by a panel of 24 clinical investigators.


Amyloid tumor of the nose and sinuses. Report of a case.


Goodwill-Government grant program yields in rich dividends.


Idiopathic myocardial hypertrophy: report of postmortem cesarean section upon a patient with myocardial infarction.


Studies on the nutrition and metabolism of animal cells in serum-free media. II. Cultivation of cells in suspension.


Jejunal diverticulitis with perforation and peritonitis. A case report and review of the literature.


Good child, bad tooth. Management of the fear of tooth extraction in children.


Correspondence: Fluothane anesthesia for ambulatory oral surgery patients.


Fluothane anesthesia for ambulatory oral surgery patients. Evaluation of 400 cases.


Postgraduate medical education in Denmark.


Electron microscopy of mucosa of small intestine.


Morphologic alterations induced by methotrexate in the mucosa of human proximal intestine. II. Electron microscopic observations.


Treatment of carcinoma of the larynx.

Treatment of carcinoma of the larynx.


Dyspepsia in the Army.

Dyspepsia in the Army.


Aminopyrine in Hodgkin's disease.

Aminopyrine in Hodgkin's disease.


Gamma globulin in chickenpox: is it worthwhile?


Navel colors.

Navel colors.


The faculty advisor on internship selection.


Toxicity of methaqualone.

Toxicity of methaqualone.


The treatment of snakebite.

The treatment of snakebite.


Screening tests for the detection of penicillin hypersensitivity.


Removal of water from the brain by administration of hypertonic solutions of urea.


The effect of glucose and glucose together with insulin on the resistance of fasted rats to trauma in the Noble-Collip drum.


Some biochemical changes in the blood after dextrane administration.


Behavior of dissociated retinal pigment cells in heterotypic cell aggregates.


The cellular basis of Fundulus epiboly. Adhesivity of blastula and gastrula cells in culture.


Polycystic kidney disease.

Polycystic kidney disease.


Peripheralisation of microfilariae.

Peripheralisation of microfilariae.


On the mechanism of immunologic self recognition.


Progress of limb salvage angioplasty in arteriosclerotic occlusive disease.


Trends in cinefluorography.

Trends in cinefluorography.


Cinefluorographic investigation of genitourinary tract function. Bladder neck dysfunction.


Unusual cutaneoepidurobronchial fistula.


Epidermoid cyst of the testis.

Epidermoid cyst of the testis.


C.A.R.I. aeromedical symposium. Ground support personnel.


Prospectus of radiologic technics for gastroenterology.


Guidelines for dental care and treatment programs for children.


Spontaneous decomposition of glutamine in cell culture media.


Thyroxine binding. II. The nature of the binding site of human serum albumin.


Influence of methylthiouracil on biochemical changes in experimental granuloma.


On the possibility of spontaneous tuberculous infection in the course of longterm trials in mice.


Amnion implantation in peripheral vascular disease.


Radioisotopes in surgery.

Radioisotopes in surgery.


The use of hydroxyzine to control vomiting in burns.


Bis (2-amino-1-naphthyl) phosphate, a metabolite of beta-naphthylamine in human urine.


Repression of Staphylococcus aureus by food bacteria. I. Effect of environmental factors on inhibition. The effects of environmental factors on the inhibition of an enterotoxin-producing strain of Staphylococcus aureus by food bacteria were investigated. Type of medium and temperature of incubation were important factors in determining the amount of inhibition. The pH range of maximal inhibition was found to be 7.4 to 6.2. Availability of oxygen was not a factor. As the ratios of inhibitor to staphylococcus were increased from 1:1 to 10:1 and 100:1, the amount of inhibition was markedly increased. Inhibition occurred in custard, where it increased with increasing ratios of effector to staphylococcus. The repression of the staphylococcus in all media usually was sufficient to be of practical significance.


Repression of Staphylococcus aureus by food bacteria. II. Causes of inhibition. Two food bacteria, Serratia marcescens and Pseudomonas sp. CS-1, inhibited an enterotoxigenic strain of Staphylococcus aureus, apparently by out-competing it for nutrients. Five others, Bacillus cereus, Proteus vulgaris, Escherichia coli H-52, Aerobacter aerogenes, and Achromobacter sp., inhibited by means of antibiotic substances which were Seitz-filterable, dialyzable, and stable at 90 C for 10 min. Inhibition was not caused by changes in pH, oxidation-reduction potential, or production of peroxide or fatty acids. The concentrated antibiotic material from E. coli H-52 contained amino acids but not peptides and was especially effective against staphylococci and micrococci.


Immunology of nematode diseases.

Immunology of nematode diseases.