Antiinflammation studies. II. Antiinflammatory properties of selenium.


Interchromosomal effects and the relation between crossing-over and nondisjunction.


The activation of purified human plasminogen in solutions of ethylene glycols.


Jejuno-gastric intussusception.

Jejuno-gastric intussusception.


Observations and results of using an organic phosphate compound for the treatment of bots and strongyles in horses.


Deaths in two calves following vaccination with Brucella abortus strain 19 vaccine.


Etiology of equine periodic ophthalmia.

Etiology of equine periodic ophthalmia.


Studies with a simulated Martian environment. Bacterial survival and soil moisture content.


Biologic systems of Discoverer satellites XXIX and XXX. Physiologic changes observed in Clostridium sporogenes.


Insular and opercular cortex and its thalamic projection in Macaca mulatta.


Primary Hodgkin's disease of the thyroid: report of a case and review of the literature.


Resistance to extinction in the pigeon after partially reinforced instrumental training under discrete-trials conditions.


Spontaneous closure of ventricular septal defect, anatomic proof in an adult with tricuspid atresia.


The histologic structure of the pulmonary trunk in patients with "primary" pulmonary hypertension.


Survival to adulthood in a patient with complete transposition of the great vessels: including a note on the association of endocrine tumors with heart disease.


The value of the partial absorption test in antenatal serology.


Anomalous origin of both coronary arteries from the pulmonary artery.


Regulation of cerebral metabolism of amino acids. I. Influence of phenylalanine deficiency on oxidative utilization in vitro.


The significance of asplenia in the recognition of inoperable congenital heart disease.


Combined congenital pulmonic and mitral stenosis.


Pathology of osteoarthritis of the hip.

Pathology of osteoarthritis of the hip.


Tracheobronchial cytology utilizing an improved tussilator (cough machine).


Alternation and exploration in rats with hippocampal lesions.


Low resistance double-lumen endobronchial tubes.


A new laryngoscope for infants and children.


Selection for heterozygotes in small populations.


Positional specificites in phospholipid hydrolyses.


Fate of injected plasmalogen in rabbits.


Vaccination in children with eczema.

Vaccination in children with eczema.


Psychiatric treatment in general wards--2.


Finger-tip injuries.

Finger-tip injuries.


The treatment of sleeping sickness (mainly due to Trypanosoma rhodesiense) with melarsoprol. I. Reactions observed during treatment.


The treatment of sleeping sickness (mainly due to Trypanosoma rhodesiense) with melarsoprol.


Human trypanosomiasis in south-east Uganda. A further study of the epidemiology of the disease among fishermen and peasant cultivators. During the past two decades there has been an increase in the incidence and spread of sleeping-sickness due to Trypanosoma rhodesiense throughout the north-eastern shore area of Lake Victoria; this increase has been associated with heightened finishing activity and increasing and irregular settlement of the tsetse-fly belt of south-east Uganda.The author describes a number of epidemiological factors affecting the occurrence of the disease among fishermen, placing emphasis on the correct development of the local fishing industry to avoid, on the one hand, depleting the fish population and, on the other, increasing the incidence of sleeping-sickness.Sociological factors which militate against the development of settlement in Glossina-infested areas of south-east Uganda are also described and plans for future settlement in that area are discussed.


Dialysable peptide as the causative factor in experimental "allergic" encephalomyelitis.


Concentric lamination of glial processes in oligodendrogliomas. Tissues were obtained by open biopsy of a series of human intracranial neoplasms, fixed in Veronal-buffered osmium tetroxide, and embedded in Vestopal-W. In two instances in which specimens were obtained from oligodendrogliomas in regions where the tumor had infiltrated but not entirely destroyed cortical tissues, glial processes were found to be arranged in a highly organized laminar fashion. This feature was not observed in two additional oligodendrogliomas nor in other types of intracerebral neoplasms. Three types of laminar structures were recognized: (a) perikaryal sheaths composed of several layers of overlapping or concentrically orientated glial processes, (b) layers of longitudinally orientated glial processes along the outer aspect of myelinated axons, and (c) small laminated figures composed of several concentrically disposed glial processes. Spirally constituted lamellar systems were not demonstrated. These findings indicate that under certain circumstances glial cells have the capacity to form sheaths and sheath-like structures by concentric lamination of several processes, rather than by spiraling of a single process.


Social sciences and nutrition.

Social sciences and nutrition.


The paraplegic patient in pregnancy and labour.


Topical cytology of the ectocervix in pregnancy.


Gonadotrophins of pituitary origin in the urine of sheep after castration and ovariectomy.


Outbreak of shigellosis resembling enterovirus.


The qnit membrane of cells and mechanisms of myelin formation.


Recovery room treatment.

Recovery room treatment.


Urinary pregnanediolestimation in pregnancy.


Toxoplasmosis.

Toxoplasmosis.


Control of radiation quality and field size at the treatment port of the Medical Research Reactor.


Use of an analog computer in studies of strontium and calcium metabolism in man.


Multi-compartment analysis of tracer experiments. Summary--physiological aspects.


The rat race.

The rat race.


National Cancer Association of South Africa: President's address.


Cyanosis.

Cyanosis.


Deafness, blue sclerotics, and fragilitas ossium.


Histological changes in the organs and tissues of senile castrated kokanee salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka kennerlyi).


Constrictive pericarditis with particular reference to etiology.


D-Ascorbic acid and collagen synthesis.

D-Ascorbic acid and collagen synthesis.


Three year follow-up of a patient with transposition of the great vessels, atrial septal defect, and pulmonary stenosis treated by vena cava-pulmonary artery anastomosis.


Simple method of keeping the heart "alive" and functioning outside of the body for prolonged periods.


The repair of large ventricular septal defects. II. A technical modification.


The surgical treatment of chondrosternal prominence (pectus carinatum).


Cushing's syndrome due to adrenocortical adenoma.


Controlling monoamine oxidase inhibitor hypotension with 9-alpha-fluoro-hydrocortisone.


Static volume-pressure relations in guinea pig lungs after inhalation of aluminum or iron oxide particles and bronchodilator aerosols.


Pressure-volume curves in isolated atelectatic rat lungs after aluminum oxide microparticle inhalation.


The effect of tranquillizers on some aspects of the treatment of long stay patients.


A retrospective controlled study of tranquillizers in long-stay patients.


The aging lung--functional aspects.

The aging lung--functional aspects.


Abnormalities of acid-base regulation in chronic pulmonary disease, with special reference to hypercapnia and extracellular alkalosis.


Acute gastric dilatation in progressive muscular dystrophy.


Simultaneous bilateral fractures of the neck of the femur.


Morbidity and mortality rates for internal fixation of femoral neck fractures.


An unusual case of neuroma. A case report.


Relationship of host antibody to fluctuations of Escherichia coli serotypes in the human intestine. Robinet, Harriette G. (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D.C.). Relationship of host antibody to fluctuations of Escherichia coli serotypes in the human intestine. J. Bacteriol. 84:896-901 1962.-A study was undertaken to determine the relationship of host antibody to the changes which take place among Escherichia coli serotypes present in the intestine. A survey of six healthy persons examined for E. coli monthly for 6 months reaffirmed the periodic fluctuations of antigenic types. Serotypes were studied from each individual and their appearance and maintenance or disappearance closely followed. Representative strains were chosen each month and used to prepare a heated sodium hydroxide lipopolysaccharide extract for sensitizing human group O Rh-negative red blood cells for the hemagglutination test. These antigens were tested with the sera drawn from each of the six individuals at the time monthly cultures were made. Results showed that antibody levels for each serotype remained basically constant over the 6-month period. Titer levels tended to be characteristic of the host rather than related to the E. coli bacteria, as shown by tests with serotypes both from the individual's own intestinal tract and from other individuals in the study. High normal antibody levels for autologous E. coli serotypes did not act as a deterrent to the ability of the organisms to establish themselves in the bowel, nor did antibody titer for E. coli strains determine whether they would continue as residents over several months or depart as transient flora.


Fatal neonatal infection due to Coxsackie B2 virus. Report of generalized infection and myocarditis in the newborn.


On the plasma membrane of some bacteria and fungi.


Observations on cell growth, mitosis, and division in the fungus Basidiobolus ranarum. The paper describes the forward streaming, growth, and division of the vegetative cell of Basidiobolus ranarum. The cell is several hundred microns long and has a single large nucleus. Mitosis is invariably followed by cell division. Both processes have been studied in the living cell by ordinary and phase contrast microscopy. Mitosis is accompanied by a temporary coarsening of the organisation of the cytoplasm and a considerable slowing down of the rate of growth of the cell wall tube. Fixed and stained preparations have shown that there is a large number of small chromosomes and that the mitotic spindle is formed from the nucleolus. Basidiobolus appears suitable for observations on the cell duplication cycle and the physiology of mitosis.


Scleredema adultorum--a children's disease.


Psychologist in nursing education.

Psychologist in nursing education.


Selecting predictive factors in post-hospital adjustment of neuropsychiatric patients.


Deterioration of renal function due to tetracycline.


Physico-chemical experiments with phosphatidyl ethanolamine sols.


Hypoparathyroidism.

Hypoparathyroidism.


A plastic anemia secondary to anticonvulsants.


Morquio's disease: An abnormality of mucopolysaccharide metabolism.


Office gynecology in private practice.

Office gynecology in private practice.


Ataxia-telangiectasia presenting with craniostenosis.


Industrial and office hygiene.

Industrial and office hygiene.


Creativity takes courage.

Creativity takes courage.


The carotid pulse. I. Diagnosis of aortic stenosis by external recordings.


Localization of intracerebral electrodes.


The carotid pulse. II. Relation of external recordings to carotid, aortic, and brachial pulses.


Social sciences and mental health.

Social sciences and mental health.


Foregut cysts.

Foregut cysts. Foregut cysts frequently cause symptoms in the first three decades of life. The symptoms consist of dyspnea, wheezing, cough and sputum, dysphagia, stridor, and those associated with right heart strain. Symptoms and the radiological appearance of the uncomplicated cyst mimic mediastinal tumour and mediastinal obstruction. The symptoms and radiological appearance of the ruptured infected cyst simulate those of lung abscess, diaphragmatic hernia, ruptured hydatid cyst, cavitated peripheral carcinoma and pulmonary tuberculosis. In this series the differentiation from other cysts was made thus: with intralobar sequestration, a systemic arterial blood supply was demonstrated; with hydatid cyst, there was a positive intradermal skin test and (radiologically) following rupture, the appearance of a pericystic pneumatocele followed by the water-lily sign was diagnostic; with emphysematous cysts, the signs of associated bronchitis were present; in the presence of pseudocysts, there was a previous history of lung abscess, staphylococcal infection or tuberculosis. Cysts should be removed when first diagnosed.


Bronchopulmonary aspergilloma.

Bronchopulmonary aspergilloma.


Rotating disc heat exchanger for Kay-Cross oxygenator.


Gas counting of tritium.

Gas counting of tritium.


Early radiology in Savannah, Georgia.

Early radiology in Savannah, Georgia.


Comparison of electrophoretic analyses of antemortem and postmortem serums.


Effect of denaturing agents of the urea-guanidinium class on the solubility of acetyltetraglycine ethyl ester and related compounds.


The treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis amongst Africans in Bulawayo.


The treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis amongst Africans in Bulawayo. III. Criteria of selection for out-patient status.


Immunological studies and behaviour of husband and foreign homografts in patients with chorionepithelioma.


Nursing care of the patient with pulmonary emphysema.


Response of the Rhesus monkey to lateral impact.


Effects of dietary iodine on the utilization of radioactive iodide by the rat.


Hearing loss in infants and preschool children. I. The development of a provincial preschool hearing program and some preliminary results.


The distribution of peptidases in subcellular fractions from the mucosa of the small intestine of the rat.


Hearing loss in infants and preschool children. II. Etiological considerations.


The evaluation and management of communicative disorders in preschool children in British Columbia.


Arteriopathy in Waldenstrom's disease.

Arteriopathy in Waldenstrom's disease.


The treatment of thyroid carcinoma.

The treatment of thyroid carcinoma.


The private psychiatrist & the public patient.


Oral diseases and the aging patient.

Oral diseases and the aging patient.


Dental care for the aging patient.

Dental care for the aging patient.


Dysesthesia pedis. A heparin reaction.

Dysesthesia pedis. A heparin reaction.


Treatment of chronic cutaneous lesions by occlusive dressings.


Functional assessment in rheumatoid arthritis.


Sulfomucopolysaccharides in brain.

Sulfomucopolysaccharides in brain.


Pain in incurable cancer: relief by neurone selection.


Pilonidal sinus.

Pilonidal sinus.


Retention of potassium by rabbit kidney slices at 0 degree C.


Effects of urea upon the water and ionic content of kidney slices.


pH and P-C02 measurements in blood.

pH and P-C02 measurements in blood.


A controlled trial of abreaction with lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD-25).


The comparison of intravenous and intra-arterial nitrogen mustard after the arterial injection of tumor cells.


The development of blood-borne metastases. Effect of local trauma and ischemia.


Blood-borne metastases following operation for lung carcinoma.


Circulating cancer cells in patients with lung tumors.


The effects of a new phenothaizine on chronic schizophrenic males.


Intermaxillary fixation: immediate postoperative care.


Teaching outline for prognathism surgery at Los Angeles county hospital.


Megaloblastic anemia complicating thalassemia major.


Quantitative thin layer chromatography of serum phospholipids.


Pediatric services and education in developing countries of Asia: special reference to India.


Insurance aspects of medical economics.

Insurance aspects of medical economics.


Genetic studies of the syrian hamster. V White band.


Genetic studies of the Syrian hamster. IV. Brown pigmentation.


A report on the project on community resources in mental health.


Intimate action of steroid hormones.

Intimate action of steroid hormones.


The problem of neck pain: its alleviation by anterior removal of intervertebral disc with interbody fusion in the cervical spine.


Occipital nevus flammeus.

Occipital nevus flammeus.


A new medicated shampoo for seborrheic scalp conditions.


The public image of institutions.

The public image of institutions.


Color mosaics in Syrian hamsters.

Color mosaics in Syrian hamsters.


Inhibition of adrenal secretion of epinephrine during infusion of catecholamines.


Fixed and reproducible orthostatic proteinuria. III. Effect of induced renal hemodynamic alterations upon urinary protein excretion.


Long-term effects of high-dosage estrogen therapy in men with coronary heart disease.


The use of digitalis in children.

The use of digitalis in children.


Continuous perfusion of bile and protease activators through the pancreas.


Hepatic lesions associated with liver fluke (Platynosomum fastosum) infection in a cat.


Effect of diphelhydantoin sodium on liver restitution in the rat following hepatectomy.


Urbanization and fertility: the non-western experience.


Dietetic education.

Dietetic education.


Surgical intensive care unit.

Surgical intensive care unit.


Medicinal arsenic poisoning and lung cancer.


Radical nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma.


Human chromosomal abnormalities.

Human chromosomal abnormalities.


The genetic transmission of disease.

The genetic transmission of disease.


Mechanism of lethal action of 5-hydroxytryptamine on the foetus.


The production of foetal abnormalities in rabbits by imipramine.


Antituberculosis drugs.

Antituberculosis drugs.


The action of drugs on the embryo. Pharmacological considerations.


The problem of glomerulonephritis.

The problem of glomerulonephritis.


Nitrogen mustard in the palliation of lung and metastatic lung cancer.


Signal and channel load in vigilance tasks.


Transmission of equine piroplasmosis by Dermacentor nitens Neumann.


Evaluation of air particulate sampling equipment.


Action pattern and specificity of an amylase from Bacillus subtilis.


A variant MEF-1 strain of type II poliovirus readily grown in chicken embyros and retaining pathogenicity for monkey-kidney tissue cultures and mice.


The district team approach to malnutrition: Maposeni Nutrition Scheme.


G. B. Piranesi (1720-1778) engraver, architect, archeologist.


Phlyctenar lesions in the feet of diabetic patients.


Antidiuretic action of bradykinin.

Antidiuretic action of bradykinin.


The role of the tooth-brush in urology.

The role of the tooth-brush in urology.


The cyrtographometer: A new instrument for recording contours.


Incomplete distal phalanges in the foot during childhood.


Lateral comparisons of the skeletal maturity of the human hand and wrist.


Gas in the liquid phase of blood and antifoams.


The control of systemic admixture during isolation perfusion.


Isolation perfusion for cancer therapy.

Isolation perfusion for cancer therapy.


The therapy of sarcomas by isolation perfusion.


Methodological questions in the study of one-trial learning. The substitution method may lead to poorer learning than the customary repetition method when learned pairs are eliminated after each trial. This results from a procedure in which the subject is required to spell the response. Spelling leads to greater difficulty in learning the response item but repetition tends to counteract it.


Changing aspects of fertility control.

Changing aspects of fertility control.


Inhibition of corneal vascularization by triethylene thiophosphoramide (Thio-Tepa).


Genital tuberculosis in women.

Genital tuberculosis in women.


Experimental study on effect of cigarette smoke condensate on bronchial mucosa.


The hemodynamic significance of the radiologic changes in acquired aortic stenosis.


The subtraction technique: experiences with application to transfemoral renal arteriography.


Enzyme changes in flight muscle correlated with aging and flight ability in the male housefly. Magnesium-activated adenosine triphosphatase activity in the giant mitochondria (sarcosomes) of the flight muscle of aging male houseflies decreases concomitantly with failure in flight as reflected in the loss of wings during the second week of adult life. Preceding the loss of wings, however, there is a rapid decline in the activity of an alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase which is located in the extramitochondrial fraction and is dependent on nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide.


Muscle enzyme activity and changes in weight in ageing white rats.


Surgical hand scrubbing.

Surgical hand scrubbing.


Nutritional requirements in the polar regions.


Blood velocity and endocarditis.

Blood velocity and endocarditis.


Autoregulation in encapsulated, passive, softwalled vessels.


Non-specific sensitization to old tuberculin: cultural studies.


The effect of cigarette smoke condensate on the bronchial mucosa of dogs.


Occupational deafness in weavers.

Occupational deafness in weavers.


Nervous control of the circulation in skeletal muscle.


The role of vasoconstrictor and vasodilator nerves to skin and muscle in the regulation of the human circulation.


Clinical and economic significance of massive grid irradiation in the therapy of breast cancer.


Recovery from temporary threshold shift.


Variations in the clinical pattern of experimentally induced colds.


Effect of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1, 3 propanediol (THAM) in procaine amide cardiotoxicity.


Effect of hypercholesterolemia on digoxin tolerance.


The management of digitalis, quinidine and procaine amide intoxication.


Selection for radiation resistance in mice.


The conquest of inner space.

The conquest of inner space.


Alcohol preference as a function of its caloric utility in mice.


A review of recent advances in scientific knowledge of the symptomatology, pathology and pathogenesis of onchoceral infections. In this review, the author discusses separately the cutaneous and the ocular aspects of the symptomatology, pathology and pathogenesis of onchocercal infections. Original results are also reported on dermal onchocerciasis.The less well known lesions are described in greater detail than the better-known. Among the former are the association of cutaneous tumours with dermal onchocerciasis, depigmentation of the skin, and the posterior ocular lesions. In dealing with the pathology of dermal onchocerciasis, the author demonstrates that the main effect of the death of the parasites is on the blood vessels, causing them to become atrophic so that the consequent anoxia gives rise to the better-known, more obvious changes of pachyderma.The relationship of allergic and nutritional factors with the different lesions is discussed. It is pointed out that the evidence connecting the symptomatology with allergy is not very conclusive while the evidence connecting nutritional factors with the ocular manifestations continues to mount.


The nurse and school emergencies.

The nurse and school emergencies.


Spinal arachnoiditis.

Spinal arachnoiditis.


John McCRAE, poet-pathologist.

John McCRAE, poet-pathologist.


Histological and histochemical effects of cortisone and an anabolic androgen on long bones of young cockerels and rats.


Mercury nephrotoxicity in the rat. 2. Investigation of the intracellular site of mercury nephrotoxicity by correlated serial time histologic and histoenzymatic studies.


Treatment of primary and secondary infections of the skin with cetyltrimethylammonium bromide.


Cardiovascular syphilis today.

Cardiovascular syphilis today.


The effect of posture on added heart sounds.


Chronic oper-angle glaucoma associated with traumatic dislocation of the lens. A new pathogenetic concept.


Clinical trials of a monocarbamate.

Clinical trials of a monocarbamate.


The hemodynamic effects of digitalis in the normal and diseased heart.


Platelet disintegration during clotting. Sequential alterations in the ultrastructure of blood platelets observed during the clotting of human platelet-rich plasma are described, with emphasis on disintegration of the platelet. As the clotting reaction proceeds, aliquots of citrated and recalcified citrated plasma are fixed by adding buffered OsO(4). After recalcification a lag period of about 10 minutes is followed by an interval of rapidly occurring changes which include reorientation of cytoplasmic contents, progressive central degeneration, and disruption of the platelet limiting membrane. Shortly thereafter vesicular platelet remains are seen at the peripheries of loosely arranged and widely spaced masses of granular material. As clot retraction proceeds, these masses gradually come closer together, become more and more compact, and finally disappear. At the same time the vesicles undergo progressive disintegration until at the end of the experiment, 2 hours after recalcification, only a few are found randomly distributed in a dense clot. The significance of progressive disintegration and the origin of the vesicles observed in the later stages of the experiment are discussed in relation to clot formation and clot retraction.


The natural history of progressive systemic sclerosis (diffuse scleroderma).


Effect of ethamivan on alveolar ventilation in patients with chronic lung disease.


Stimulation of insulin secretion in vitro by adenosine triphosphate.


Papilliform fibrous tags on atrial appendages.


Incidence of heart diseases in Puerto Rico. Analysis of 2,000 autopsies.


Cardiopulmonary schistosomiasis.

Cardiopulmonary schistosomiasis.


The stroke syndrome an outline of its current management.


Application of above-knee prosthesis.

Application of above-knee prosthesis.


Evaluation of the leprosy control program of the Philippines. I. methods.


The circumoval precipitin test in schistosoma mansoni. A study of 300 patients.


Evaluation of the leprosy control program of the Philippines. II. Application and manner of analysis.


Arcus senilis and arteriosclerosis in the aged.


Protein synthesis in mitochondria. 3. The controlled disruption and subfractionation of mitochondria labelled in vitro with radioactive valine.


Neurology comes of age. The Herrick-Meyer scientific papers initiating a more rational approach to neurology and psychobiology.


Studies on portal hypertension and ascites in Egyptian cirrhotics. III. A comparative study of the intrasplenic. intrahepatic, and occluded hepatic routes as indices of portal pressure.


Medical education and the English universities before 1800.


Magnesium in the nutrition of farm animals.


Experimental magnesium deficiency in the cow.


Internal hernias due to defects in the meso-appendix and mesentery of small bowel, and probable Ivemark syndrome: report of two cases.


The effect of various steroids on the incorporation of radiosulfur by the growing bones of cockerels.


Colitis "X" of horses.

Colitis "X" of horses.


A recent development in bedside lighting.


Symposium on osteoarthritis and tenosynovitis in horses. Joint-ill.


Poiseuille's law and its limitations in vascular systems.


A simplified method for the determination of serum alkaline phosphatase activity.


Evaluation of remotivation with institutionalized psychotics.


Interpretation of rest by doctors and nurses.


Characterization of resistance to amethopterin, 8-azaguanine and several fluorinated pyrimidines in the murine lymphocytic neoplasm, P388.


The triad of thrombocytopenia, eczema, and recurrent infections (Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome) associated with milk antibodies, giant-cell pneumonia, and cytomegalic inclusion disease.


Cardiospasm and its treatment.

Cardiospasm and its treatment.


A comparison of methods for the demonstration of cells of the reticuloendothelial system.


The effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on the level of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in human cerebrospinal fluid.


Influence of nitrous oxide on the acid-base balance of the cord blood.


The effect of alpha-methyl DOPA on the metabolism of 5-hydroxythryptamine in brain.


Foetal respiration.

Foetal respiration.


Temperature acclimation and the newvous system in fish.


Effects of sodium d-thyroxine on normal and hypercholesterolaemic males.


What the family physician should know about the eye.


Serum groups defined by agglutination inhibition tests: Gm groups and Inv groups.


Sympathetic ophthalmia.

Sympathetic ophthalmia.


On reducing the mental hospital population in Great Britain.


General practice in North America.

General practice in North America.


Double pH optima of potato invertase.

Double pH optima of potato invertase.


Purulent meningitis: the pathologic basis of clinical manifestations.


The gene-controlled radiation sensitivity in Escherichia coli.


The effect of ultraviolet irradiation of Escherichia coli strain B on the sucrose-gradient-sedimentation pattern of its cell-free extract.


A casuistic communication: effect of multipleshock electroconvulsive therapy on a paranoid delusional system.


The basophile leukocyte in urtincarial hypersensitivity to physical agents.


Increased penetration of substances into the corium following mechanical epilation. Preliminary report.


The use of tetranitro-blue tetrazolium for the cytochemical localization of succinic dehydrogenase. Cytochemical and cytological studies of sarcoma 37 ascites tumor cells. Succinic dehydrogenase (SDH) was localized in the mitochondria of Sarcoma 37 ascites tumor cells by the use of tetranitro-BT (TNBT) and nitro-BT (NBT) in smear preparations. Results with each tetrazolium salt as electron acceptor were evaluated with respect to: (a) size and shape of the formazan precipitate relative to standard mitochondrial morphology; (b) crystallization phenomena of reduced dye; (c) lipid adsorption of formazan. The association of formazan- or iron hematoxylin-stained mitochondria with lipid droplets within the cells was investigated, as was also the influence of formalin fixation, with and without cold acetone pretreatment, on mitochondrial morphology and enzymatic staining. Data from these studies appear to indicate that TNBT is more suitable than NBT for use as a cytochemical reagent in oxidative and/or dehydrogenase enzyme histochemistry and cytochemistry.


Special factors in the rehabilitation of the deaf.


Change in A3 haemoglobin due to beta-chain.


Effects of hemorrhage and shock on the precordial acceleration tracing (PACT) of the dog.


Effects of physical exertion on the accelerogram in young, middle-aged and old subjects without clinical heart disease.


Oxidative phosphorylation by pea seedling mitochondria.


Acute laryngotracheobronchitis and epiglottitis.


alpha-Hydroxybutyrate-dehydrogenase.

alpha-Hydroxybutyrate-dehydrogenase.


A simple colorimetric method for the determination of serum alpha-hydroxybutyric dehydrogenase activity. An accurate, simple colorimetric method for the determination of serum alpha-hydroxybutyric dehydrogenase activity is described. The method is suitable for routine laboratory use.


"alpha-Hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase" activity of human tissue homogenates.


Diabetes mellitus and cystic fibrosis of the pancreas. Laboratory and clinical observations.


Intravenous tolbutamide test in cystic fibrosis of the pancreas: a pilot study.


Local anaesthesia for allergic patients: the use of diphenhydramine hydrochloride as a local anaesthetic agent.


Peptides in urine of DCA-treated and figure-of-8 rats.


Vasoactive peptides and substrates and their relation to protein handling by the kidney.


Pancreatic cysts and pseudocysts. A study of 15 years' hospital experience.


Human fibrinolysin with and without urokinase: its effect on experimental arterial thrombi in dogs.


Dynamic irradiation chamber tests of automotive exhaust. I.


Maori health and European culture.

Maori health and European culture.


Bifidus factor 2 for growth of Lactobacillus bifidus.


Congenital bowel invagination into the broad ligament. Report of a case.


Useful living. The philosophy of rehabilitation.


Oliver Hazard Perry PEPPER, 1884-1962.

Oliver Hazard Perry PEPPER, 1884-1962.


Cardiovascular mortality among American Negroes.


The distribution of mortality from hypertension within the United States.


The diagnosis of ischaemic heart pain and intermittent claudication in field surveys. Hospital studies were used to identify those characteristics of angina pectoris, cardiac infarction and intermittent claudication which most effectively distinguish these conditions from other causes of chest or leg pain. These are used to formulate precise definitions for epidemiological use and to form the basis of a standardized questionnaire.Agreement on the use of such a questionnaire would permit international comparisons of the prevalence of these conditions, as defined. This would not hinder the collection of additional information, as required in particular studies.As compared with physicians' diagnoses, the questionnaire had high specificity and reasonably good sensitivity. Interpretation of subjects' answers presents no serious difficulties. There is evidence that the diagnosis of angina pectoris presents special problems in populations with a high prevalence of chronic bronchitis.


Inborn errors of metabolism in relation to mental deficiency.


Biologic crystals and particles produced in tissue culture. I. Introduction.


Observations on human melanoma cells in tissue culture.


Placing the marginal worker-a lesson in salesmanship.


Unconscious birth fantasies in the ninth month of treatment.


Serum protein-boundiodine of mothers and infants at delivery in premature and term pregnancies.


Robert's rules of unparliamentary procedure. III. The phenomenon of records.


Fellowshipmanship. A concise manual on how to be a specialist without studying.


Observations on oral tumors in vitro. 1. Zeiosis versus the nucleus and endoplasmic reticulum in strain KB.


Robert's rules of unparliamentary procedure. I. A study in the manipulation of a hospital staff.


Robert's rules of unparliamentary procedure. II. The treatment of pharmacoplethora.


Mechanism of C-H bond cleavage in aldolase and isomerase reactions.


Reactive and endogenous depressions--response to E.C.T.


Autonomic function in depression: a modified methacholine test.


Tissue culture study of human gingiva. 1. The morphological diversity of cells when using the cellophane membrane techniques.


The use of relevant life experiences as the basis for suggestive therapy.


The Funkenstein test--a review of the literature.


What's new in microbiology: venous sampling for blood culture.


Fowl antibody: III. Its haemolytic activity with complements of various species and some properties of fowl complement.


Fowl antibody: IV. The estimation of haemolytic fowl complement.


Investigation of post-thyroidectomy patients for hypoparathyroidism.


Measles vaccine.

Measles vaccine.


Cholestasis mimicking common duct calculus after cholecystectomy.


Formaldehyde dehydrogenase from bakers' yeast.


Staphylococcal colonization of a ventriculo-venous cerebrospinal-fluid shunt.


Medical ethics and biological warfare.

Medical ethics and biological warfare.


Cleft lips and cleft palates-basic principles.


Lingual thyroid with cervical athyreosis. Case report.


Reciprocal rhythm with "pseudoreciprocal" rhythm.


Control of endemic yaws in the Brong Ahafo region of Ghana.


Distribution and fate of dihydroxyphenylalanine-2-14C (DOPA) in mice.


Relation between blockade of H3-nor-adrenaline uptake and pharmacological actions produced by phenothiazine derivatives.


Studies on UDPG-glycogen transglucosylase. II. Species variation of glucose-6-phosphate sensitivity of UDPG-glycogen transglucosylase.


The cardiac patient as a candidate for surgical treatment.


Studies on UDPG-glycogen transglucosylase. I. Preparation and differentiation of two activities of UDPG-glycogen transglucosylase from rat skeletal muscle.


Clinical effect of human urinary postmenopausal gonado-tropin.


Performance control of preparations which could be used as reference material for the estimation of urinary gonadotropins in the mouse uterine weight method.


The surgeon and the pathologist.

The surgeon and the pathologist.


Management of peritonitis secondary to perforation of the alimentary tract.


Evaluation of a procedure for assessing the performance of staff nurses.


Spontaneous pneumopericardium.

Spontaneous pneumopericardium.


The rate of disappearance of vasoconstrictor responses to sympathetic chain stimulation after reserpine treatment.


Anaesthesia in ophthalmology.

Anaesthesia in ophthalmology.


Biomicroscopic examination of the fundus with a plus 32 lens: a further study.


Further studies on the ascension phenomenon.


Relationship of in vitro release to urinary recovery in man of a sustained-release preparation of S35 prochlorperazine.


Vitreous detachment associated with nuclear sclerosis.


Metabolism of sialic acids and d-mannosamine.


Social attitudes to irrationality and madness in 17th and 18th century Europe.


Negroes in psychotherapy.

Negroes in psychotherapy.


Secondary malignant melanoma of esophagus and its treatment.


A simplified examination for language disorder.


Personality factors in the reactions of child-care workers to emotionally disturbed children.


Direct psychoanalysis.

Direct psychoanalysis.


"Acting-out" and "acting-in".

"Acting-out" and "acting-in".


Reovirus infections in human volunteers.


Further observations on the natural infection of cattle with reoviruses.


Reoviruses in animals other than man.

Reoviruses in animals other than man.


Observations on some little-known adenoviruses.


A method of cutting off excess root canal silver point.


Adrenaline infiltration during halothane anaesthesia.


Further considerations on tracheal suction catheters.


An injectable steroid anesthetic combination in disorders of the foot.


Shoulder-hand syndrome in coronary disease.


Church's thesis and its relation to the concept of realizability in biology and physics.


On the reversibility of environmentally induced alterations in abstract biological systems.


A note on the quantum-theoretic basis of primary of primary genetic activity.


Some results in graph theory and their application to abstract relational biology.


Chemotherapy of solid tumors.

Chemotherapy of solid tumors.


Presbycusis study of a relatively noise-free population in the Sudan.


Hereditary limitations of the infectious and transmissible nature of experimental dental caries.


Cellular chemotropism and chemotaxis.

Cellular chemotropism and chemotaxis.


A new tube for exfoliative cytology of the esophagus and stomach.


Effect of splenic homogenates on homologous cells in vitro.


Tumors of the pancreas.

Tumors of the pancreas.


Long-term evaluation of oxyphenbutazone in rheumatic disorders.


Effect on caries of cross-breeding caries-resistant and caries-susceptible rats.


Radiological changes in pulmonary emphysema.


The integrationof "Ole Miss".

The integrationof "Ole Miss".


The artificial kidney in chronic renal failure.


Psychological effects on the child raised by an older sibling.


Commitment to medicine-faculty and students.


A simplified method for virus-tissue culture procedures in microtitration plates.


Diabetic and prediabetic nephropathy in childhood.


Nomograms for rates per 1,000.

Nomograms for rates per 1,000.


Tables of average weights and expected variation for the use of the services.


An attempt to break the smoking habit.

An attempt to break the smoking habit.


Breast tumor as the presenting sign of multiple myeloma.


Acute myocardial infarction. I. Follow-up studies.


Neonatal hyperthyroidism.

Neonatal hyperthyroidism.


Surgical treatment of massive pulmonary embolism with the use of extracorporeal circulation.


Effect of two nitrofurans and zoalene on poultry condemnations due to air sac disease.


Change in diffusing capacity with blood flow in an improved isolated lung preparation.


The single breath diffusing capacity and the permeability of the lungs of normal man.


Improved method for intraoral patch testing.


A central nervous system component of epinephrine hyperglycemia.


The fiftieth anniversary of Casimir Funk's "vitamines".


Familial true hermaphrodism.

Familial true hermaphrodism.


The malignant melanoma of hamsters. III. Effects of sex and castration on the growth of the transplanted tumor.


Clinical significance of serotonin. The carcinoid syndrome, endotoxin and anaphylactic shock, and the homograft reaction.


Idealization of self and social adjustment.


Studies of the kinetics of amino acid transport, incorporation into portein and oxidation in kidney-cortex slices.


Thyroid function in chickens and rats. Effect of iodine content of the diet and hypophysectomy on iodine metabolism in white Leghorn cockerels and Long-Evans rats.


Thyroid function in chickens and rats. Equilibration of injected iodide with existing thyroidal iodine in white Leghorn cockerels.


Activity of mouse complement.

Activity of mouse complement.


The association between self-esteem and anxiety.


Changes in serum serotonin during rejection of homografts.


Cell guidance by alterations in monomolecular films. Monolayers of stearic and behenic acids were transferred to quartz slides by the Blodgett technique. Troughs of different depths were cut into these multilayers (substrata), and additional monolayers were superimposed. When cultured and fresh embryonic cells were grown on these substrata, the cells were entrapped within troughs whose depths were as small as 60 angstroms. The results demonstrate cellular responses to molecular changes in contact surfaces.


The relative extensibility of cell surfaces. Observations have been made on the response, in vitro, of cultured and freshly dissociated cells to mechanical deformation. Large numbers of individual cells were studied by means of a special culture chamber bounded by two parallel glass coverslips whose spacing could be reduced from 140 to 2 microns in steps of roughly 0.5 micron. The degree of deformation required for herniation of the cell surface was measured. These measurements lead to the definition of a statistical index characteristic of the extensibility of cell surfaces. This index has been shown to be distinctive for several types of cells; to alter with certain stages of embryonic development; and to be stable with respect to the culturing of cells and certain alterations in the method of cell culture.


Perforator vein localization by heat emission detection.


Demonstration of increased permeability as a factor in the effect of acetylcholine on the electrical activty of venom-treated axons. D-Tubocurarine (curare) and acetylcholine (ACh) had been found to block electrical activity after treatment of squid giant axons with cottonmouth moccasin venom at a concentration which had no effect on conduction. It has now been demonstrated that this effect is attributable to reduction of permeability barriers. The penetration of externally applied C(14)-labeled dimethylcurare, ACh, choline, and trimethylamine into the axoplasm of the squid giant axon was determined in axons treated with either cottonmouth, rattlesnake, or bee venom, and in untreated control axons. The lipid-soluble tertiary nitrogen compound trimethylamine readily penetrated into the axoplasm of untreated axons. In contrast, after exposure of the axons to the lipid-insoluble quaternary nitrogen compounds for 1 hour their presence in the axoplasm was hardly detectable (less than 1 per cent). However, following 15microg/ml cottonmouth venom 1 to 5 per cent of their external concentration is found within the axoplasm while following 50microg/ml venom 10 to 50 per cent enters. The penetration of dimethylcurare is also increased by 10 microg/ml bee venom but not by 1 microg/ml bee venom nor 1000 microg/ml rattlesnake venom. The experiments show that when ACh and curare, following venom treatment, affect electrical activity, they also penetrate into the axon. Treatments which do not increase penetration are also ineffective in rendering the compounds active.


Methodology for an objective analysis of the content of a group protocol.


The active structure of local anesthetics. Effects on electrical and cholinesterase activity.


Behavior in a continuous-response task with noncontingent reinforcement.


The influence of intentional learning on incidental learning.


An induction-like effect of acetate on the synthesis of isocitrate lyase.


Repression of inducible tartrate dehydratases in Pseudomonas strains.


Size of antibody and role of autonomic nervous system in the adjuvant action of endotoxin.


The correlation of peak flow rate with maximal expiratory flow rate, one-second forced expiratory volume, and maximal breathing capacity.


Letter to the editor: the epidemiology of rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in temperate versus tropical zones.


Failure to detect by anaphylaxis antigenic abnormalities in schizophrenia.


A rapid method for identifying and determining the "purity" of thyroglobulin.


Specific epithelial degeneration (ciliocytophthoria) in inflammatory and malignant respiratory disease.


Chemical treatment of metastatic malignant teratoma of the testicle.


A filarial infection apparently acquired in New York City.


Technic of controlled drug assay. III. Comparison of guanethidine, mecamylamine and a placebo in the hypertensive patient.


The problem of recurrent gastrojejunal ulcer.


Recent advances in diagnosis and treatment of veneral diseases.


Staphylococcus aureus strains isolated in Danish hospitals from April 1st to December 31st 1960.


Thalidomide and aplasia-hypoplasia of the otic labyrinth.


Biosynthesis of seleno-compounds from inorganic selenium by sheep.


The effect of prior sedation on nitrogen mustard effect in the rat.


Influence of nonionic diffusion on absorption of NH4 plus and HCO3 minus from the bladder.


Trisomy of chromosomes 13-15 and 17-18: its association with infantile arteriosclerosis.


The principle of the slit lamp.

The principle of the slit lamp.


The sick role during pregnancy: a note on research in progress.


The superego and the ego-ideal.

The superego and the ego-ideal.


A simplified method for preparing an "all purpose" closed system blood culture bottle.


Hypnosis in the unhypnotizable: a study in rote learning.


Hyponosis: expectation, susceptibility, and performance.


The use of neopeptone glycerol agar for the identification of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Unilateral renal ischaemia due to compression of a renal artery by a phaeochromocytoma.


Problems of chronic pyelonephritis.

Problems of chronic pyelonephritis.


Parenteral fluid therapy in the injured child.


The antiprostate activity of a variety of steroid and nonsteroid compounds.


The patellar-tendon-bearing prosthesis.

The patellar-tendon-bearing prosthesis.


A toxicopathologic study in animals after brief single exposures to hydrogen fluoride.


Mitral restenosis; a pathological study.


The Holmes heart--a variant of cor triloculare biatriatum. Report of case in a child.


Ulcerative colitis. The aims of surgery.


Uniterm indexing of the literature of pharmacy administration.


Parenteral administration of chlordiazepoxide: uses and limitations in internal medicine.


Actions of carbon dioxide and sodium salicylate on central control of respiration in cats.


Unusual alkaline phosphatase levels in streptomycin-dependent strains of E. coli.


Public response to cancer screening and detection programs. Determinants of health behavior.


Bacteremic shock in obstetrics.

Bacteremic shock in obstetrics.


The effect of amphotericin lotion on cutaneous moniliasis.


Five-year follow-up study of the patients admitted to the Rehabilitation Center of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.


Prepyriform electrical activity after 250 r whole-body x-irradiation in rats.


Strontium-90 content of deciduous human incisors. The concentrations of strontium-90 in deciduous incisor teeth of children born in St. Louis between 1949 to 1957 are in accord with estimated bone levels, suggesting that human deciduous teeth are useful as an index of strontium-90 accumulation during the time the teeth are formed.


Tissue uptake and urinary excretion of radioactive cobamide analogues and inorganic cobalt in growing female rabbits.


Uptake, turnover and transport of bone seeking elements in fishes.


Reliability of retrospective reports of adolescence.


Corneal epithelial wrinkling with contact lenses.


An acromegaloid, cutis verticis gyrata, corneal leukoma syndrome. A new medical entity.


Scleromalacia perforans as a complication of rheumatoid arthritis.


The group psychotherapy literature 1962.


Some behavioral correlates of the Rorschach experience-balance.


Father-child relationships and children's problems.


Influence of DTPA therapy on long-term effects of retained plutonium.


Comparison of antipyretic activity of salicylic and aurintricarboxylic acids.


Experimenter attributes as determinants of subjects' responses.


The problems of aging in a society of social conscience and high economy.


On the social psychology of the psychological experiment: the experimenter's hypothesis as unintended determinant of experimental results.


Acute promyelocytic leukemia associated with hypofibrinogenemia.


Plasma thromboplastin antecedent (PTA) activity.


Testing for diabetes mellitus. Problems in the recognition of early disease.


A modified semi-solid medium and technique for determining viability of BCG.


Stabilization and standardization of BCG vaccine.


Metabolism of polyamines by Staphylococcus. Rosenthal, Sanford M. (National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases, Bethesda, Md.) and Donald T. Dubin. Metabolism of polyamines by Staphylococcus. J. Bacteriol. 84:859-863. 1962-Although spermine and spermidine are not detectable in staphylococci grown in purified medium, considerable amounts (0.7 to 1.4 mumole/g wet wt) were demonstrated in cells grown in the presence of these amines. Conjugation of spermine, and to a lesser extent of spermidine, was demonstrated. Putrescine and cadaverine added to purified medium are not appreciably taken up by staphylococcal cells. However, high percentages were recovered in the medium in conjugated form. These conjugates were shown to be monoacetylputrescine and probably monoacetylcadaverine. Meat infusion broth, neopeptone, spermine, and spermidine were highly inhibitory to this acetylation. No evidence of utilization of these polyamines was obtained.


BCG vaccination and tuberculosis in students of nursing.


The usefulness of renal scanning as an adjunct to excretory urography.


Residual urine determination by roentgenographic and isotope means.


Formation of bacterial endospores in chick embryos.


Psychodiagnostics and its discontents: a contribution to the understanding of professional identity and compromise.


Shall we call it a modified radical mastoidectomy or a tympanoplasty?


Occupational health in the United States Navy.


Postmortem lung studies. Mechanical and bronchographic properties.


Immunological studies with group B arthropod-borne viruses. IV. Persistence of yellow fever antibodies following vaccination with 17D strain yellow fever vaccine.


Prevalence of endemic fluorosis in Israel at medium fluoride concentration.


Variation in environmental complexity and brain measures.


Harry C. SALTZSTEIN M. D.

Harry C. SALTZSTEIN M. D.


Studies in the biochemistry of skin. I. Respiration of adult rat epidermal tissue.


Disseminated tuberculosis with unusual hematologic manifestations.


The fate of rat bone marrow, spleen and periosteum cultivated in vivo in the diffusion chamber, with special reference to bone formation.


A decade of progress in internal medicine.


Developments in psychiatry over the past decade.


A study of MCV graduates for the years 1951-60.


Fistulous rheumatism. An unusual complication of rheumatoid arthritis.


A system of cataloguing the subject matter content of a medical school curriculum.


Spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage.


An epidemic of tinea cruris caused by Epidermophyton floccosum.


Methods for meeting personnel shortages.


Double elevator paralysis.

Double elevator paralysis.


New chemotherapy for malignant neoplasms of the nervous system.


Distribution and excretion of radioactive rare-earth compounds in mice.


Modification of the effect of whole body radiation by the oral administration of non-absorbable antibiotic.


Distribution of intracranial contents in experimental edema.


Distribution of intracranial contents after hypertonic urea.


Routine cystometry in evaluation of lumbar disk syndromes.


The role of x-ray examination in the early detection of carcinoma of the breast.


Deviant case analysis: neglected approach to behavior research.


Fibro-squamous epithelial papilloma from upper alveolus.


Family interaction at two levels of acculturation in Sumatra.


The issue of normality in clinical child psychology.


Policies of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology respecting neurology.


Studies on the effect of vagotomy on small intestinal motility using the radiotelemetering capsule. The radio-telemetering capsule (radio-pill) has been used to study the return of motility in the small bowel after vagotomy with a drainage procedure, gastric operations not involving vagotomy, and non-gastric operations. Small intestinal movements returned in about 10 hours after vagotomy, about four hours after the various gastric operations, and within one hour in those operations not involving handling of the viscera. The implications of these results are discussed in relation to the management of patients after gastric surgery.


Meningococal 'aseptic' meningitis.

Meningococal 'aseptic' meningitis.


Youth penetrates the later years.

Youth penetrates the later years.


Selective potentiation of sympathomimetic amines by reserpine. syrosingopine and 2,6-xylylcholine ether bromide (TM-10) in the dog.


The acute defibrination syndrome. A review and report of a case with dermatological manifestations.


Blockade of the diuretic action of benzothiadiazines.


Psychosomatic disease.

Psychosomatic disease.


Management of asthma--psychogenic factors.


An electrical fibrillator for cardiac surgery.


Surgical reconstruction of the aortic valve.


Treacher Collins syndrome. An anaesthetic hazard.


The use of steroids in the treatment of the nephrotic syndrome in adults.


Human assay of electrolyte-active steroids and their antagonists.


The therapeutic use of steroids.

The therapeutic use of steroids.


Appendicitis in a community hospital. A decreasing but still dangerous disease.


Renal concentrating and diluting ability of patients following transurethral prostatectomy.


Brain temperatures in the rabbit during electrical anaesthesia.


Blackwater fever in Southern Rhodesia in retrospect.


Electroencephalographic correlates of temporally spaced responding and avoidance behavior. This study was undertaken to determine whether any EEG changes occurred during a multiple schedule of reinforcement consisting of repeated periods of avoidance behavior, a time-out (TO) period, and a period of differential reinforcement of low rates (DRL). The two monkeys were permanently implanted with bipolar electrodes in various subcortical areas. The EEG was recorded from these electrodes for several weeks before any behavioral training was undertaken. Training was then begun in the multiple schedule, and EEG recordings were taken frequently throughout the training period. When a stable performance level was achieved, drugs (dl-amphetamine and sodium pentobarbital) were introduced which disrupted the DRL performance but had little or no effect on avoidance behavior. The EEG recordings continued throughout these drug studies. The data indicate that the marked behavioral differences noted in each component of the schedule were not reflected in the EEG. However, the EEG did correlate with the general level of alertness of the animals during the various components. The drugs which differentially affected the behavior in the components of the schedule did not differentially affect the EEG, but they did change the brain-wave activity equally in all components. Finally, EEG changes correlated with the complex motor response of lever pressing were not observed.


The effects of temperature on the response to melanocyte-stimulating hormone.


Actinomycin D in the treatment of methotrexate-resistant trophoblastic disease in women.


Retroperitoneal haemorrhage from a ruptured hypernephroma.


Cineradiography in urology.

Cineradiography in urology.


Excretion urography in the acute abdomen.


Relationship of increased breath-holding diffusing capacity to ventilation in exercise.


Side-effect of phenindione.

Side-effect of phenindione.


Further experiences with division of the external urethral sphincter in the paraplegic.


Inhalation experiments with coal dust containing 5 per cent, 10 per cent, 20 per cent and 40 per cent quartz: tissue reactions in the lungs of rats.


Ineffective regulation of granulopoiesis masquerading as congenital leukemia in a mongoloid child.


Failure of iron-deficient infants to respond to an orally administered iron-carbohydrate complex. Report of four cases.


Deficient activity of DPNH-dependent methemoglobin diaphorase in cord blood erythrocytes.


The gastrointestinal biopsy capsule.

The gastrointestinal biopsy capsule.


Cultural characterization of animal cells.


The response to previous discriminanda during the learning of a new problem.


Continuous-flow mechanical cell disintegrator. A mechanical cell disintegrator is described which efficiently ruptures bacteria, molds, actinomycetes, and yeasts. Cells were broken continuously in a chamber by rapid shaking of a mixture of cell suspension, plastic beads, and air. Volume capacity for complete breakage varied with experimental conditions and the microorganism involved, and ranged from 840 ml/hr to greater than 4,470 ml/hr. Subcellular preparations made with the machine retained a high level of enzymatic activity.


Some correctible images of psychiatric patients, physicians and hospitals.


The physician, psychiatry and the public health.


Holland's social psychiatry service.

Holland's social psychiatry service.


Auditory pathway of the epileptic waitzing mouse. I. A Comparison of the acoustic pathways of the normal mouse with those of the totally deaf epileptic waltzer.


Annulate lamellae in the adrenal cortex of the fetal rat.


Mepivacaine HCI (Carbocaine) without vasoconstrictor.


Pericardial calcification.

Pericardial calcification.


A.P.C. as a cause of renal disease.

A.P.C. as a cause of renal disease.


In vivo, extracellular, collagen fibrillogenesis.


Ultrastructure research as an aid in the classification of diatoms.


Wound healing and collagen formation. III. A quantitative radioautographic study of the utilization of proline-H3 in wounds from normal and scorbutic guinea pigs. The sequence of incorporation and utilization of tritium-labeled proline has been examined in healing wounds from normal and scorbutic guinea pigs. Linear incisions in the skin of the animals were allowed to heal for 7 days. Each animal was given proline-H(3), and the wounds were excised 30 minutes, 1 and 4 hours, 1, 3 and 7 days after proline administration. The tissues were fixed in osmium tetroxide, fixed again in neutral buffered formalin, embedded in epoxy resin, and sectioned at 1 micron thickness. The sections were coated with nuclear track emulsion, exposed, developed, and stained. The results of grain counts were quantitated as the number of counts per unit area overlying cells, fibers, etc. In both groups the proline reaches a maximum over the fibroblasts within 4 hours and subsequently disappears from the cells. Concomitantly, the proline reaches a maximum over the collagen (in normal animals) and extracellular fibrillar material (in scorbutic animals) by 4 hours, where it remains. The modified technique of radioautography used in this study allows not only resolution of approximately 1 micron, but also minimal background, decreased artifact, and a clear separation of the randomly situated elements within the wounds so that grain counting is facilitated. The results correlated with previous electron microscopic studies are consistent with the utilization of proline by the fibroblasts and its incorporation into collagen (in normal animals) and into the extracellular, fibrillar, non-collagenous material seen in scorbutic animals.


Blood coagulation defects in obstetrics and gynecolgy including treatment of excessive bleeding at menarche with synthetic progestins.


Comparison of isolates of Mycoplasma hyorhinis by indirect hemagglutination.


Clinical and necropsy findings in rupture of the myocardium. A review of forty-three cases.


Ocular myopathy sensitive to curare.

Ocular myopathy sensitive to curare.


The Wistar rat as a host for Semliki Forest virus.


Informed indexing and the index summary.


Colonic and rectal disease in the young adult.


A technique for self-analysis of countertransference. Use of the psychoanalyst's visual images in response to patient's dreams.


A trial of psychopharmacologic measurement with projective techniques.


Postgraduate refresher course at Mpilo Central Hospital.


Geographical pathology-Central Africa (Bulawayo area of Southern Rhodesia).


Acute renal failure-post-operative.

Acute renal failure-post-operative.


A new bookrest.

A new bookrest.


Renal cysts, erythropoietin and polycythemia.


Some molecular characteristics of erythropoietin from different sources determined by inactivation ionizing radiation.


Factors stimulating erythropoiesis in frogs.


An electromyographic and histological study of muscles in rheumatoid arthritis.


Electroencephalograms during hypercapnia. Response characteristi for normal aging subjects.


Infectious hepatitis in childhood.

Infectious hepatitis in childhood.


Topical betamethasone: a double blind study.


On the instability of transfer-RNA terminal nucleotide sequence in yeast.


Suggestion effects on reported imagery in sensory deprivation.


Protective action of phosphorylcholine on mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation.


Stoichiometric relationships between mitochondrialion accumulation and oxidative phosphorylation.


Considerations on the clinical manifestations of several forms of cardiopathy in early childhood


Associative clustering in normal and retarded children.


Rate of CO2 fixation in brain and liver.


Effect of carbon tetrachloride intoxication on the activity of enzymes of the urea cycle in the liver of the rat.


Evidence for the existence of the hexose monophosphate pathway for glucose metabolism in the normal and denervated skeletal muscle of rats.


Liver and plasma phosphatides during the initial stages of carbon tetrachloride intoxication in rats.


Activation of amino acids in the liver in CCI-4 intoxication.


Primary malignant epithelial tumours of the maxillary sinus. A clinical study.


The efferent innervation of the inner ear.


Preventive education for emergencies.

Preventive education for emergencies.


The organization and function of the spinal cord injury service of the Veterans Administration Hospital, Long Beach, California.


The future of the premature infant.

The future of the premature infant.


Airflow resistance in lower airway of the dog.


Image-forming quality of radiographic screen-film systems: the line spread-function.


Diabetes mellitus--"brittle" features due to cardiospasm.


Organic diseases simulating functional disorders.


Chest wall thrombophlebitis (Mondor's disease).


Acrylonitriles, a new group of ultraviolet absorbing compounds.


Net sodium and potassium movements in liver slices prepared from rats of different foetal and post-natal ages.


Respiration and glycolysis in liver slices prepared from rats of different foetal and post-natal ages.


Pharmacodynamics of parasympathetic drugs. Mechamism of action and structure-action relationship of tertiary ammonium salts.


Potential dangers of monoamineoxidase inhibitors and alpha-methyldopa.


The relation between chemical structure and biological activity. Discussion of possibilities, pitfalls and limitations.


Cumulative dose-response curves. I. Introduction to the technique.


Mumps embryopathy.

Mumps embryopathy.


Rebound phenomenon in the premature infant during exchange transfusion.


Pediatrics in Hungary.

Pediatrics in Hungary.


Nitrogen dioxide detection using a coulometric method.


On biological growth.

On biological growth.


Enzymatic behaviour of the product of coenzyme A-norepinephrine reaction.


A critical survey of radiation dosimeters for in-vivo dosimetry during clinical and experimental radiotherapy.


A rapid method for assessing drug inhibition of feeding behavior.


The effect of the male factor on abnormal pregnancy.


Dose-response relationship in the yield of radiation-induced free radicals in amino acids.


Electron spin resonance studies of thermal effects in irradiated amino acids.


Inhibition of virus multiplication by foreign nucleic acid.


Molecular weights of interferons from different animal species.


Detection of food allergy.

Detection of food allergy.


The bacteriologic and serologic incidence of leptospirosis among striped skunks in Louisiana.


Isolation of a variant strain of psittacosis virus after serial passages via the respiratory route in mice.


Responsibilities for hospital disaster planning.


The frequency of spontaneous abortion.

The frequency of spontaneous abortion.


Poliomyelitis in Israel. Special clinical features.


Hypoglycemia: a potent stimulus to secretion of growth hormone. In normal subjects, hypoglycemia produces an abrupt and sustained rise in levels of human growth hormone in plasma. This effect is independent of insulin, glucagon, or epinephrine. Prolonged fasting is accompanied by a rise in the hormone level in plasma. Measurement of this hormone after induced hypoglycemia is a specific test for pituitary somatotropic function.


Secretion of human growth hormone: physiologic and experimental modification.


Prevention and management of iatrogenic gastroduodenal ulcer.


Ribonuclease. IX. Further studies on ribonuclease inhibitor.


Some observations on the deamination of deoxynucleotides and deoxynucleosides by normal rat liver and hepatomas.


Continued study of oral nocardia.

Continued study of oral nocardia.


The effect of whole-body x-irradiation on the distribution of acid deoxyribonuclease and beta-galactosidase in subcellular fractions of rat spleen.


Ribonuclease activity and cancer: a review.


Some aspects of deoxynucleotide metabolism in the developing chick embryo.


Neurosis, psychosis and the concept of disease in psychiatry.


A note on the relation of memory and perception.


Reply to Dr. Erika Fromm.

Reply to Dr. Erika Fromm.


The electrocardiogram as an aid in the diagnosis of myxedema.


Operative blood loss in common plastic surgical procedure.


Juvenile polyps of the colon and rectum.


The eosinophilic cells of the parathyroid (oxyphil cells), salivary (oncocytes), and thyroid (Huerthle cells) glands. Light and electron microscopic observations.


Cutaneous ossification. Report of 120 cases and review of the literature.


Morphologic changes in the pineal parenchyma cells of rats exposed to continuous light or darkness.


Topical action of salicylates in gastrointestinal erosion and hemorrhage.


Problem-centered versus mental illness self-descriptions.


Human relations training for psychiatric patients.


Learning strategies and public failure.

Learning strategies and public failure.


Traumatic cerebellar hematoma in the newborn. Case report of operative removal with survival.


Effect of deuterium oxide on lipid components of L-5178Y cells.


Implant denture for a diabetic patient.

Implant denture for a diabetic patient.


Correlation of effciency of labeling with chemical constitution.


Corpus luteum-pituitary relationship: induction of pseudopregnancy in the rat by progesterone.


Tritium labeling by other methods.

Tritium labeling by other methods.


Control of total vascular resistance in hemorrhagic shock in the dog.


Neurogenic control of skeletal muscle vascular resistance in hemorrhagic shock.


Radioprotection of mice by hypoxia and chemical agents.


Radioprotection by pressor amidines.

Radioprotection by pressor amidines. In the mouse, radioprotection is not always associated with the effect of hypertensive amidines and related amines. The protection resulting from this group of agents follows the pharmacological reduction of intercellular oxygen tension. oxygen tension of radiosensitive tissues.


The thinker's sign.

The thinker's sign.


Angiotactic surgery. Preliminary studies.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Ventricular septal parasystole.


Unusual electrocardiographic evidence metastatic cardiac tumor resembling atrial infarction.


Glycopeptides. IV. The periodate oxidation of glycopeptides from human gamma-globulin.


Myoma-erythrocytosis syndrome. Report of a case.


Fingerprint analysis of alkaline phosphatase of Escherichia coli K12.


Depression in the older patient.

Depression in the older patient.


A note on hospitalism.

A note on hospitalism.


Differences in types of keratinization anomalies.


Alexander SZAKALL (1901-1962).

Alexander SZAKALL (1901-1962).


Defense mechanisms of the skin.

Defense mechanisms of the skin.


Effect of hypercalcemia on salivary secretion in the dog.


Early postoperative gastrointestinal activity.


Effect of dinitrophenol and glucose on amine release from isolated rabbit blood platelets.


Effect of catecholamines and their chloroanalogs on the in vitro release of histamine from cells of rat peritoneal fluid.


The isolation of microsomal membranes.

The isolation of microsomal membranes.


The effect of glycopyrrolate on gastric secretion.


Anaerobic heat production and fructolysis of bull spermatozoa at different temperatures.


Hydrogen peroxide yields from cobalt-60 gamma irradiation of alkaline solutions.


Functional implications of interactions of extracellular ions with ligands of the cell membrane.


A psychiatric continued treatment ward program.


Interactions of arsenate with the phosphate-transporting system of yeast. Arsenate competes with phosphate for transport into the yeast cell. The affinity of the two substances for the transport system is about equal, but in mixtures the phosphate is taken up about twice as fast as arsenate, because the maximal transport rate for phosphate is about twice as high. In addition to the competitive effect, arsenate causes a continuous and irreversible inactivation of the transport system that can be characterized by first order kinetics. The rate of arsenate inactivation is slower in the presence of phosphate and the amount of arsenate taken up before complete block is established is also decreased. The inactivation of the transport system cannot be relieved by washing or by treatment with glucose and phosphate. The inactivation is not the result of an inhibition of metabolism.


A psychosocial personality model and its application to a psychiatric treatment program.


Fluid levels in emphysematous bullae.

Fluid levels in emphysematous bullae.


Explorations of ego structures of firesetting children.


Nematode biochemistry. II. Biosynthesis of amino acids.


Halfway house and mental hospital--some comparisons.


Fluorogenic substrates for beta-D-galactosidases and phosphatases derived from flurescein (3,6-dihydroxyfluoran) and its monomethylether.


The diffusing capacity of the lungs at rest and on exercise in adults with atrial or ventricular septal defect.


Antifibrinolytic drug in treatment of progressive systemic sclerosis.


The neutral carbohydrate of bovine nasal cartilage.


Arthritis associated with ulcerative colitis.


Some biological properties of cellular components of A streptococci.


Demonstration that red blood cell slowing factor found in cancer serum by microelectrophoresis is an alpha1 component.


Serum factors causing abnormal retardation of the microelectrophoretic mobility of the red blood cell during disease.


Personality and electric brain activity in corticovisceral disturbances.


Part--time, full--time and high time.

Part--time, full--time and high time.


Kinetics of gas transport in the blood.

Kinetics of gas transport in the blood.


Thyroid cancer and solitary nodules of the thyroid.


Plaque production with infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) virus.


Aneurysmal bone cyst of the fourth thoracic vertebra with compression of the spinal cord. Report of a case.


Imipramine in depression: a controlled study.


Continuing education courses for physicians, compiled by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals for the period from Sept 1, 1963 to Aug 31, 1964.


Communication in American medical centers.


Aseptic necrosis of femoral heads associated with steroid therapy.


Residual urine in aged women and its influence on the phenolsulfonphtalein excretion test.


Ectopic Enterobius vermicularis. Variations in its pattern.


Lead exposure control in the production of leaded steel.


Crossed eyes in children.

Crossed eyes in children.


Uveitis.

Uveitis.


Optimal temperature for growth and sensitivity to interferon among different viruses.


Interferon production by different viruses.


Electrolyte, water and urea concentration and content in the dog kidney during different states of diuresis.


A study of the pathological conditions producing hospital emergencies.


Appendicitis. A clinical-pathological evaluation.


Hemangiomatosis of the colon: report of a case.


Maturation, iron deficiency, and ligands in enteric radioiron transport in vitro.


Amebic granuloma of the colon and rectum.


Liver function and lipemia clearing.

Liver function and lipemia clearing.


Latent coronary heart disease detected by electrocardiogram before and after exercise.


Pulmonary oedema with neurological symptoms after the fainting lark and mess trick.


An axis-deviation calculator.

An axis-deviation calculator.


Learning-set formation and discrimination reversal: learning problems to criterion in the squirrel monkey.


Learning-set formation in young great apes.


Medical education's role in the crisis of medical manpower.


Barometric pressure changes and mortality.


Professor M.J.SIRKS retires from the University of Groningen.


The influence of drugs on the duration of hexobarbital and hydroxydione narcosis in mice.


Seminar on the clinical evaluation of drugs. Clinical applications of sequential analysis: an introductory review.


Influence of calcium and ouabain upon the potassium influx in human erythrocytes.


Structural diagnosis and manipulative therapy.


Chlorpromazine ("largactil") sensitivity simulating the "acute abdomen".


Measurement of testicular volume. Its application to assessment of maturation, and its use in diagnosis of hypogonadism.


Thymoma and dermatomyositis. A disease entity.


Endocrinological aspects of mental deficiency. III. Growth and development of young males.


Basal diastolic murmurs.

Basal diastolic murmurs.


Kitchen equipment for smaller institutions.


Monamine oxidase inhibitors in colitis.

Monamine oxidase inhibitors in colitis.


Biophysical considerations of light protection.


Sperm-induced protrusions in sea urchin oocytes: a study of phase separation and mixing in living cvtoplasm.


The gelating effect of lower doses of trypsin on sea urchin eggs and its removal by exposure to glutathione.


Effect of exposure to ribonuclease on the cortical changes occurring upon fertilization. Experiments on sea urchin eggs.


Transfer, synonymity, and anticipatory interval in paired-associate verbal learning.


Performance in eyelid conditioning following changes in reinforcement schedule.


Growth of L cell suspensions on a Warburg apparatus.


Application of whole-body liquid scintillation counters to pharmacological studies.


Investigation of in vivo tracer techniques in drug screening studies.


Mast cells in non-neoplastic diseases of man and their relationship to the basophilic leucocyte.


Localization of kidney for renal biopsy.


Unit responses to sound from auditory nerve of the cat.


Effects of drugs alone, or combined with refrigeration, in protecting female mice against x-irradiation-induced sterility.


The effect of ACTH on the secretion of gonadotropic hormone.


Effect of ACTH on spermiogenesis in the rat.


Neurosensory hearing loss due to acoustic trauma. Hearing aid evaluation.


Two different metabolic fates of 5-ethyl-6-azauracil in mice.


Rare and common causes of maternal death.


Preparation of oriented DNA in large amounts.


The floundering period in the late careers of older disabled workers.


Client characteristics and counselor perceptions suggesting the need for a work evaluation program for older disabled workers.


Conditioned response to a rise in muscle metabolism.


Current status of combined surgery and chemotherapy in the treatment of cancer.


Cancer of the head and neck in children.


Familial bilateral carotid body tumors.

Familial bilateral carotid body tumors.


Resistivity of body tissues at low frequencies.


Evidence against maintenance of Western equine encephalomyelitis virus by Culex tarsalis during spring in Northwestern United States.


Concentration and desalting of ribonucleases.


Studies on the specificity of ribonuclease T2.


Some axioms, popular notions, and misconceptions regarding cardiovascular control.


Physiological application of computers.

Physiological application of computers.


Dose-response relations of amphetamine-barbiturate mixtures.


Effects of a single experience on subsequent reactions to drugs. The activity of rats in an unfamiliar environment was studied in order to determine how far their reactions to an amphetamine-barbiturate mixture depended on whether or not they had been under the influence of this mixture while exposed to the same environment once before. The environment consisted of a Y-shaped runway, and the activity studied was the number of entries into the arms of the Y during a three-minute trial; the two trials took place three days apart. At the first trial the drug mixture practically doubled activity. At the second trial rats which had been under the influence of the drug mixture at the first trial were again made more active by the drug mixture, but the drug mixture did not increase the activity of rats which had received only saline at the first trial. These results showed that a single brief exposure to an unfamiliar environment can markedly affect subsequent reactions to drugs, and interactions of this kind may have to be taken into account when it is desired to use animals repeatedly in tests of the action of drugs on behaviour. The drug mixture also produced ataxia which was assessed quantitatively by measuring the variability of the "splay" of the rats' footprints; ataxia was unaffected by previous experience.


The treatment of ulcerative mouth lesions with Orabase.


Preliminary assessment of flurandrenolone.


Increment threshold and dark adaptation.


Visual pigments in man.

Visual pigments in man.


A tentative method for the determination of elemental phosphorus in air.


Oral effects of injected strontium 90.

Oral effects of injected strontium 90.


The effect upon the rod threshold of bleaching neighbouring rods.


The effects of cranial nerve pathology on the blink reflexes.


Aged and accidents.

Aged and accidents.


Progress in rehabilitation.

Progress in rehabilitation.


Self-diagnosis of cataract.

Self-diagnosis of cataract.


A comparison of coronary nitrite drugs.

A comparison of coronary nitrite drugs.


The diuretic effects of polythiazide in edematous states.


Carcinoma of the colon and rectum, Sinai Hospital.


Present status of anticoagulant therapy in acute myocardial infarction.


Critical choice of drug therapy in angina pectoris.


Increase of cerebral blood flow produced by low dosages of cyanide.


Participation of hepatic glucoreceptors in the control of intake of food.


New drug procedures.

New drug procedures.


Hyperammonaemia. A new instance of an inborn enzymatic defect of the biosynthesis of urea.


Familial dysautonomia with other anomalies (Riley-Day syndrome): three examples.


Dental fluorosis in Grand Rapids during the seventeenth year of fluoridation.


Solar urticaria.

Solar urticaria.


The foetus and its placenta.

The foetus and its placenta.


The kidney in rheumatic heart disease.

The kidney in rheumatic heart disease. Histological evidence of glomerulonephritis is reported in 95 (38.6%) of a series of 246 necropsies with concomitant rheumatic carditis. The details of these findings are given and their significance is discussed.


Studies on the photochemical behavior of 2,4-dinitrophenyl derivatives of some amino acids and peptides.


An analysis of weight gain in patients with anorexia nervosa treated with hirh calorie diets.


Unilateral haematocolpos.

Unilateral haematocolpos.


Heterologous transplantation of human tumours.


Localization of a memory trace in one cortical hemisphere and transfer to the other hemisphere.


Circumscribed gas-gangrene abscess of the brain. Case report together with an account of the literature.


International nutrition surveys: a summary of preliminary dental findings.


Maternity in Newcastle upon Tyne. A community study.


The effect of research emphasis on research itself. B. Two schools of thought on the results of expanding research support. A dim view.


The present-day position of anaesthetics in midwifery.


A list of the works of John BROWNE (1642-1702).


Mammalian X-chromosome action: inactivation limited in spread and region of origin. In its simplest form the hypothesis of the single-active-X chromosome does not explain variegated-type position effects in the mouse. Inactivity appears not to involve one entire X chromosome; furthermore, even those parts of the chromosome that can change to an inactive state spread inactivation not to the entire attached piece of autosome, but along a gradient to limited distances.


Treatment of papillary tumor of bladder with clorpactin XCB (Oxychlorosene): a preliminary report.


Are health educators "warriors against pleasure"?


Counselor anxiety in relation to amount of clinical experience and quality of affect demonstrated by clients.


An augmenting effect of dose fractionation on radiation-induced mutation rate in mice.


Sickle-cell anaemia at age of 7 weeks.

Sickle-cell anaemia at age of 7 weeks.


A rheumatoid-like factor in patients with tissue damage.


Some anatomical aspects of aphasia.

Some anatomical aspects of aphasia.


Malnutrition and tropic hormone storage in hypophysis.


Biological characteristics of two transplantable pituitary tumors of Syrian hamsters.


Cytodiagnosis of lung cancer: a report of four-year laboratory, clinical study with a review of the literature on lung cancer and pulmonary cytology.


Sickle cell haemoglobin and two types of thalassaemia in the same family.


Surgery during anticoagulant treatment. The risk of increased bleeding in patients on oral anticoagulant treatment.


Measurement of blood-loss during surgery.


Gangrene of the lower extremity of venous origin.


Comparison of the incidence of complications following total and subtotal thyroidectomy for thyroid carcinoma.


Renal reabsorption of amino acids.

Renal reabsorption of amino acids.


Measurement of operative blood loss.

Measurement of operative blood loss.


Kidney stones: a medical approach to diagnosis with some brief comments on some treatments.


Determination of urinary 17-ketogenic steroids by means of sodium metaperiodate oxidation.


Cytological investigations with a new class of cytotoxic agents. methylhydrazine derivatives.


Psychosomatic obstetrics gynecology and endocrinology.


The vaginal approach to pelvic surgery.

The vaginal approach to pelvic surgery.


Postpartum psychiatric problems.

Postpartum psychiatric problems.


Radiation therapy in invasive cervical carcinoma.


Surgical anatomy of the nose.

Surgical anatomy of the nose.


Surgical interference with pathways mediating responses conditioned to cortical stimulation.


Calcium polycarbophil in acute childhood diarrhea.


Sigmoid stenosis and clonic calculus: an unusual complication of ureterosigmoid anastomosis.


Localization of phenothiazines in the eye.


Psychosocial factors in the short-term prognosis of physical disease. I. Peptic ulcer.


Individual differences in reaction to meprobamate: a study in visual perception.


Acquirement of rhythm and ocnditioned vascular reflexes.


On the separation of saccharides on carbon/celite columns


A short term investigation of 'Mucaine' in reflux oesophagitis.


The subcellular distribution of substance of P and 5-HT in brain.


Sub-cellular distribution of pharmacologically active substances in guinea pig brain.


History of the British Act of 1876: an act to amend the law relating to cruelty to animals.


Prevention of sports injuries.

Prevention of sports injuries.


Prevention of sports injury.

Prevention of sports injury.


The physician as trainer.

The physician as trainer.


Injuries due to ill-fitting protective athletic equipment.


Gastro-enteritis in New Guinea.

Gastro-enteritis in New Guinea.


An inhibitor of chymotrypsin from Solanum tuberosm and its behavior toward trypsin.


Spontaneous mutation in spheroplasts of Escherichia coli.


Intranasal syntocinon and postpartum breast engorgement.


A case of multiple osteosarcoma.

A case of multiple osteosarcoma.


Seven guides to better emergency department records.


Responsibilities for leadership.

Responsibilities for leadership.


Profession responsibility for the development and guidance of dental service corporations.


Hormones of the placenta.

Hormones of the placenta.


The role of the engineer in biomedical engineering.


The purposes and objectives of continuing education programs.


Acute renal infarction in infancy.

Acute renal infarction in infancy.


Applicability of approaches of microbial genetics to characterization of mammalian cells.


Total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage. Results of openheart correction in four infants.


General observations upon the pathology of hernias of the abdominal wall.


General observations upon the surgery of hernias of the abdominal wall.


Emergency radical resection for obstructing carcinoma of the colon.


Myalgia of the head and its treatment with diazepam.


Versidyne. Its use in vascular headache.


Ergotamine tartrate in the treatment of vascular headaches.


Is migraine an allergic disorder?

Is migraine an allergic disorder?


Headache.-an otolaryngologist's viewpoint of the differential diagnosis and treatment of certain types.


Effects of pregnancy on healing of burns.


Fractional intra-arterial chemotherapy for malignant disease.


Commercially available drugs of endocrinologic interest.


Sight-screener calibration study.

Sight-screener calibration study.


Response speed in children as a function of reinforcement schedule.


Urban mental health services and responsibilities of mental health professionals.


Mental health in education.

Mental health in education.


A simple quantitative test for bacteriuria.


Sensory physiology as basis for air quality standards. The approach used in the Soviet Union.


Investigations of plasminogen and plasmin by immunoelectrophoresis on fibrin-agar plates. Detection of two plasminogens in human serum.


Further evidence for the heterogeneity of plasminogen.


A study of the plasmin-inhibitor reaction.


Epidemic staphylococcal pyoderma associated with Ritter's disease and the appearance of phage type 3B/71.


Personality dimensions in recalled dream content.


Bacterial multiplication in urine during refrigeration.


Results of a trial treatment of rheumatoid polyarthritis (126 cases) by hydroxychloroquine


The organization of regional eye banks and tissue storage.


Modern technique in keratoplasty.

Modern technique in keratoplasty.


Protective effect of bretylium on noradrenaline stores in organs.


Determination of refraction index and thickness of histological sections.


The chronic disease era.

The chronic disease era.


Steatorrhoea in the elderly.

Steatorrhoea in the elderly.


Effect of dry heat processing on the physical properties of acrylic crowns.


On the enhancement of the growth of Guerin rat tumour through active immunization of rats with antigens of mice.


Changes of arterial blood pressure in acute radiation disease.


Basic protein from mitochondria as inhibitor of the enzymes of the electron transport system.


Beyond the reality principle.

Beyond the reality principle.


Sialic acid and other protein-bound carbohydrates in Ehrlich mouse ascites tumour fluid.


Isolation and amino acid composition of the cathodic protein from hog kidney mitochondria.


Mechanical suture with metallic material in resection of pulmonary tissue (the UKL-60 apparatus).


An enzyme profile in the differential diagnosis of liver disease.


A study of radioactive B12 absorption gastrectomy cases.


An indirect method for the estimation of oxytocin blood concentration and half-life in pregnant women near term.


Extrathoracic oesophageal prosthesis of rubber. Case report.


Varices of the lower limbs. (Varicose syndrome of the lower limbs. Superficial and deep venous incompetence: clinic and therapy).


Diuretic response to hydrochlorthiazide in rheumatoid arthritis.


Frequencies of the genes of the Rh-system in Portugal.


Experiences with haloperidol (Haldol) as a premedicant.


Symptoms in carriers of Diphyllobothrium latum and in non-infected controls.


General duty nurses and aides--a study in roles.


Effects of oxytocin, vasopressin and adrenaline on the adrenal cortical function in rats with lesions in the eminentia mediana.


Effects of hypotalamic lesions on corticosterone production.


Relationships between the adrenal production of corticosterone and the adrenal morphology after hypothalamic lesions.


Differential fertility in an Arab country.


Variations in the image of a mental hospital and situational bias.


Sterilized mental defectives look at eugenic sterilization.


Intertransference: transference relationships between members of the psychotherapy team.


Inactivation of some semisynthetic penicillins by gram-negative bacilli. Sabath, Leon (Boston City Hospital, Boston, Mass.) and Maxwell Finland. Inactivation of some semisynthetic penicillins by gram-negative bacilli. J. Bacteriol. 85:314-321. 1963.-An agar diffusion method was used to test 55 strains of gram-negative bacilli for their ability to inactivate penicillin G, methicillin, biphenylpenicillin, oxacillin, and ampicillin; 26 strains inactivated one or more of them. All strains of Klebsiella-Aerobacter, nearly all of Escherichia coli, and some of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, but not those of Proteus or Salmonella, were active by this method. Penicillin G was inactivated by the largest number of strains, biphenylpenicillin and ampicillin by somewhat fewer, and oxacillin and methicillin by about half as many. When the five penicillins were incubated with four strains of different bacteria in broth at 37 C, all were inactivated to a considerable extent by all the strains, each penicillin to a different degree, but to about the same extent by all the strains. Adsorption alone did not account for the loss of activity. The results suggest that there are qualitative, as well as quantitative, differences among species or even strains of gram-negative bacilli in their ability to inactivate the various penicillins.


Combined action of penicillin G with methicillin or oxacillin against Staphylococcus aureus.


Methicillin treatment of severe staphylococcal disease. Observations in 146 cases.


Laboratory studies on methicillin. With special reference to patients treated for staphylococcal infections.


Inactivation of methicillin, oxacillin and ancillin by Staphylococcus aureus.


Phenethicillin vs. potassium penicillin G for ear, nose, and throat infections.


Cytochemistry and electron microscopy. The preservation of cellular ultrastructure and enzymatic activity by aldehyde fixation. THE ALDEHYDES INTRODUCED IN THIS PAPER AND THE MORE APPROPRIATE CONCENTRATIONS FOR THEIR GENERAL USE AS FIXATIVES ARE: 4 to 6.5 per cent glutaraldehyde, 4 per cent glyoxal, 12.5 per cent hydroxyadipaldehyde, 10 per cent crotonaldehyde, 5 per cent pyruvic aldehyde, 10 per cent acetaldehyde, and 5 per cent methacrolein. These were prepared as cacodylate- or phosphate-buffered solutions (0.1 to 0.2 M, pH 6.5 to 7.6) that, with the exception of glutaraldehyde, contained sucrose (0.22 to 0.55 M). After fixation of from 0.5 hour to 24 hours, the blocks were stored in cold (4 degrees C) buffer (0.1 M) plus sucrose (0.22 M). This material was used for enzyme histochemistry, for electron microscopy (both with and without a second fixation with 1 or 2 per cent osmium tetroxide) after Epon embedding, and for the combination of the two techniques. After fixation in aldehyde, membranous differentiations of the cell were not apparent and the nuclear structure differed from that commonly observed with osmium tetroxide. A postfixation in osmium tetroxide, even after long periods of storage, developed an image that-notable in the case of glutaraldehyde-was largely indistinguishable from that of tissues fixed under optimal conditions with osmium tetroxide alone. Aliesterase, acetylcholinesterase, alkaline phosphatase, acid phosphatase, 5-nucleotidase, adenosine triphosphatase, and DPNH and TPNH diaphorase activities were demonstrable histochemically after most of the fixatives. Cytochrome oxidase, succinic dehydrogenase, and glucose-6-phosphatase were retained after hydroxyaldipaldehyde and, to a lesser extent, after glyoxal fixation. The final product of the activity of several of the above-mentioned enzymes was localized in relation to the fine structure. For this purpose the double fixation procedure was used, selecting in each case the appropriate aldehyde.


Polycystic liver disease with portal hypertension.


Hepatic failure as a manifestation of cryptococcosis.


A function of the eosinophil: phagocytosis of antigen-antibody complexes.


Electron microscopy of hypersensitivity reactions: the Arthus phenomenon.


Electron microscopy of hypersensitivity reactions: allergic hepatic necrosis.


Road surface characteristics and accidents.


Effect of oral poliovirus vaccine in newborn children. II. Intestinal resistance and antibody response at 6 months in children fed type I vaccine at birth.


Poliomyelitis in the tropics, increasing incidence and prospects for control.


Evidence of continuous transmission of non-infectious SV 40 viral genome in most or all SV 40 hamster tumor cells.


Poliomyelitis in the tropics. Increasing incidence and prospects for control.


Is there an exceedingly small risk associated with oral poliovirus vaccine?


The college student, 1963.

The college student, 1963.


Observations on the inheritance of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in erythrocytes and in leucocytes.


Surgery of the coronary circulation.

Surgery of the coronary circulation.


Surgical management of congenital lesions of the coronary circulation.


Biosynthesis and biosynthetic pathways of pentoses in Escherichia coli. Sable, Henry Z. (Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio) and Elayne E. Cassisi. Biosynthesis and biosynthetic pathways of pentoses in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 84:1169-1172. 1962.-Resting glucose-adapted Escherichia coli supplied with glucose continues to synthesize pentose by the oxidative pathway characteristic of logarithmically growing glucose-adapted cells. This behavior is unlike that of acetate-adapted resting E. coli supplied with glucose, which continues to synthesize most of its pentose by the nonoxidative pathway characteristic of acetate-adapted cells. When infected with bacteriophage T2H, E. coli continues to use the oxidative pathway predominantly. This finding is in contrast to reports that infection with T6r+ bacteriophage increases the participation of a nonoxidative pathway. Resting glucose-adapted E. coli supplied with acetate-1-C(14) as sole carbon source synthesizes pentose by a pathway or pathways which cannot be assessed completely by methods previously developed (which are based on the relative labeling of C-1, C-2, and C-3 of the pentose) but which is most probably predominantly nonoxidative.


The effect of temperature on the form and size of the action potential of peripheral nerves.


Dynamic behaviour of granuloblats in the blood and in the bone marrow of chronic granulocytic leukemia.


Hypnosis as an important adjunct in orthopedic surgery: a clinical instance.


Late effects of continuous irradiation: the relation of hematological injury to lethality.


22,25-Diazacholestanol dihydrochloride: a new inhibitor of cholesterol biosynthesis.


Psychosomatic aspects of accidents.

Psychosomatic aspects of accidents.


Stretching of the dialysis membrane: a new device for the improvement of artifical kidneys for the treatment of chronic nephritis. Preliminary report.


Effect of adrenal cortical steroid injection on lysosmal enzymic activities of rat thymus.


Transplantability of an x-ray-induced and a virus-induced leukemia in isologous mice inoculated with a leukemia virus.


Studies on the intracellular distribution of vasopressin.


The in vitro analysis of malignancy induced by polyoma virus.


The rehabilitation of the malnourished Bantu infant.


Hemodynamic effects of counterpulsation. Evaluation of proper and improper phasing on left ventricular oxygen consumption.


A neural mechanism underlying unlearned, critical period, and developmental aspects of visually controlled behavior.


Food versus perceptual complexity as rewards for rats previously subjected to sensory deprivation. Rats raised in darkness or in a constantly lighted white cage go to food in a T-maze if the food is located in a checkerboard goal. They do not go to food if the food is located in a visually less complex, half-black, halfwhite goal. Normally raised rats go to food regardless of the visual complexity of the goal.


Effects of lysergic acid diethylamide on urinary 17-ketosteroid and 17-OH corticosteroid levels of female rats.


A controlled psychologic study of Sydenham's chorea.


Phenylalanine metabolism in control subjects, mental patients, and phenylketonurics.


Pathways of hydrogen transport in the oxidation of extramitochondrial reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide in flight muscle.


The purification of nitrate reductase of Achromobacter fischeri.


Relapsing febrile non-suppurative nodular panniculitis (Weber-Christian syndrome).


New instrument--suction unit.

New instrument--suction unit.


Pilo-nidal sinus. A report of 32 cases with review of the literature.


Recent knowledge on temperature regulation.


Chemotherapy of viral diseases.

Chemotherapy of viral diseases.


Choice of alcoholic beverage among 120 alcoholics in France.