Electromyographic and audiometric investigations on the physiology of the cochleo-palpebral reflex.


Effects on the stomach worm, Haemonchus contortus, of feeding lambs natural versus semipurified diets.


Cholinesterase activity in pigmented naevi.


Mucosal folds of the upper urinary tract


Transformation of steroids by spores of microorganisms. I. Hydroxylation of progesterone by conidia of Aspergillus ochraceus. Conidia of Aspergillus ochraceus convert progesterone into 11alpha-hydroxyprogesterone and 6beta, 11alpha-dihydroxyprogesterone. The conversion ability does not depend on the sporulation medium. Transformation depends on the strain and on the conidia concentration. Adaptation has never been observed. Age and storage of conidia, pH, aeration-agitation, nitrogen source, metal ions, chelating agents, and metabolic activators showed no great influence within wide limits. Mercuric chloride, p-chloromercuribenzoate, NaN(3), and KCN inhibit conversion. Glucose is necessary, but can be replaced completely by d(+)-xylose, and partially by some other carbon sources. The ratio mono-/di-hydroxyprogesterone is influenced by progesterone concentration and period of incubation; also, a mutant that accumulates only monohydroxyprogesterone has been produced. Conidia of A. ochraceus also hydroxylate a variety of steroids. Spores of certain streptomycetes, phycomycetes (mucors), ascomycetes, and deuteromycetes are active. Most reactions already observed with vegetative cells have been repeated with spores. In general, spores of a particular organism effect fewer reactions than its mycelium, and fewer products accumulate.


A simple method of subtraction radiography.


Action of 2,4-dinitrophenol and iodoacetate on the ultrastructure of the oxyntic cells.


A comparison of fluphenazine, triflupromazine, and phenobarbital in the treatment of chronic schizophrenic patients: a double-blind controlled study.


Radiographic-pathologic correlation in the interpretation of lymphangioadenograms.


Peutz Jeghers syndrome in childhood.

Peutz Jeghers syndrome in childhood.


Infected incisive canal cyst as source of facial and head pain: report of case.


Pleomorphic adenoma of minor salivary gland. Report of a case.


Effect of treatment of endotoxin shock on renal hemodynamics and survival.


The mechanism of cyclical development in trypanosomes of the Trypanosoma brucei sub-group: an hypothesis based on ultrastructural observations.


The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia.


A hazard of plastic film therapy.

A hazard of plastic film therapy.


Erythrokeratodermia in father and daughter.


Aspirin gastritis: gastroduodenoscopic observations. Four case reports.


Oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy. A familial disease of late life characterized by dysphagia and progressive ptosis of the evelids.


Porto-caval shunt encephalopathy: regression of ammonia intoxication and neurological symptomatology following ileosigmoidostomy.


Recipe for implementation of a program for hospitalizing the mentally ill.


Pharmacological study of tropyl-chromone-2-carboxylate and some of its derivatives.


Cyclic neutropenia: report on three cases.


Active transport of electrolytes in the smooth muscle of pigeon gizzard and rabbit aorta.


Distribution of water and electrolytes in pigeon gizzard slices and rabbit aortal strips.


The situation of the lobotomized patient.


Newer investigative procedures in urology.


Development of hypertension during chronic mecamylamine administration in dogs.


Simultaneous bilateral transitional cell carcinoma of the ureters.


Effects of prenatal hypoxia upon locomotor activity of the mouse.


Changes in the relative position of teeth in the construction of denture bases.


Fibrous dysplasia of the maxilla.

Fibrous dysplasia of the maxilla.


The first American medical publications.


Ependymal neurosecretion. II. Gomori-positive secretion in the paraventricular organ and the ventricula ependyma of different vertebrates.


Ependymosecretion (ependymal neurosecretion). III. Gomoripositive material in the choroid plexus and in the membranous labyrinth in different vertebrates.


Environmental tumors of the bladder in some Italian dye-stuff factories.


Immunological aspects of silicosis.

Immunological aspects of silicosis.


Restoration of ATP-induced contraction of "aged" mitochondria by phosphatidyl inositol.


Restoration of ATP-induced contraction of pre-treated mitochondria by "contractile protein".


Management of progressive muscular dystrophy in childhood.


Continuous vasodilator in angina pectoris.


Effect of oral administration of anticoagulants on serum cholesterol and beta-lipoprotein levels.


Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis. Report of a case.


Success and failure of resection therapy for pulmonary tuberculosis.


Cancer detection work in Hungary in the last the years.


Changes in DNA content during early embryonic development of Xenopus laevis (Daudin) and Rana temporaria (L.).


Extrapyramidal side effects of trifluoperazine.


Effect of an anabolic steriod on the tensile strength of granulation tissue in various nutritional states.


Effect of aminoacetonitrile, iproniazid and semicarbazide on the tensile strength of experimental granulation tissue.


Correlation of tensile strength and chemical composition in experimental granuloma.


A life-saving operation for coarctation of the aorta in a newborn infant.


Cytological effects of thalidomide.

Cytological effects of thalidomide.


Clinical experience with diazepam in general psychiatric practice.


The role of adenosine triphosphate deficiency in ethionine-induced inhibition of protein synthesis.


Plasmocytoma with hepatosplenomegaly as single clinical feature; splenectomy, permanent recovery.


Quantitative comparison of atropine and tricyclamol with standard blocking agents on neuromuscular transmission in cats under Dial-urethane anesthesia.


Clinical usefulness of urinary Figlu test in megaloblastic anaemias.


Renal excretion of hydrogen ion in chronic renal failure.


The influence of desoxycorticosterone on water and solute excretion in chronic renal failure.


Effect of long-term treatment with hydrochlorothiazide on water and electrolytes of muscle in hypertensive subjects.


Lytic activity on yeast cell walls as a useful character for the separation of Streptomyces and Nocardia.


Rhodanese-catalyzed reduction of thiosulfate by reduced lipoic acid.


The challenge of mitral stenosis in men. A three to ten year follow-up study.


Critical thrombolytic dosages of human fibrinolysin in the treatment of peritoneal adhesions. An experimental study.


Reproduction.

Reproduction.


20alpha-Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase and 3alpha-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase in human fetal liver.


Metabolism of the placenta.

Metabolism of the placenta.


Comparison of the rate of healing in transverse and longitudinal aortotomies.


Morphogenesis of the Schwann channels in the squid nerve.


Neuron-glia relationship in the bipolar cell layer of the fish retina.


Cellular location of the electrical potential difference in frog gastric mucosa.


Diffusion barrieres in the squid nerve fiber. The axolemma and the Schwann layer. The squid nerve barriers are formed by (a) the axolemma (membrane of the axon proper), a membrane 80 A thick perforated by cylindrical pores 4.0 to 4.5 A radius, and (b) the Schwann layer, constituted of numerous cells forming a layer one cell thick, crossed by 60 A wide slit channels. If a molecule present in the axoplasm has to reach the extraneural space, it has to pass (a) the pores, and (b) the channels, in series, and the diffusion rate will depend on the effective diffusion areas per unit path length, A(pd)/Deltax for the axolemma, and A(cd)/Deltax for the Schwann layer. By addition, A(nd)/Deltax, the transneural effective area for diffusion per unit path length is obtained. The diffusion rates of C(14)-ethylene glycol (2.2 A radius), and C(14)-glycerol (2.8 A radius) were measured. The diffusion rate of H(3)-labeled water (1.5 A radius) has been previously determined. The results expressed in terms of A(nd)/Deltax (mean values +/- SD, referred to 1 cm(2) of nerve surface) are 5.3 +/- 1.4 cm for water, 2.5 +/- 0.4 cm for ethylene glycol, and 0.29 +/- 0.03 cm for glycerol. Theoretical values for A(nd)/Deltax of 2.5 and 0.83 cm for ethylene glycol and glycerol have been calculated. The agreement between the theoretical values for A(nd)/Deltax and the experimental ones supports the diffusion barrier model described above.


Schwann cell and axon electrical potential differences. Squid nerve structure and excitable membrane location. In fifty-seven resting nerve fibers of the squid Sepioteuthis sepioidea impaled from outside to inside, three potential difference (PD) levels were recorded. In twelve nerve fibers the position of the tip of the micropipette, when it was recording one of the PD levels, was labeled with carmine, and the minute spot of dye was localized histologically. The first PD level of -10 to -26 mv, was located in the endoneurium cells; the second level, formed by a single PD of -33 to -46 mv, was located in the Schwann cell; and the third level, formed by a single PD of -50 to -65 mv, was located in the axon. In sixteen nerve fibers the independence among these PD levels was demonstrated as follows. One micropipette was inserted inside the axon for recording its PD; a second one was inserted inside one endoneurium cell or inside one Schwann cell for recording the PD; and a third micropipette was inserted inside the axon to supply current to depolarize the axon. When the axon was depolarized no significant change was observed in the PD of either the endoneurium cell or the Schwann cell. In all nerve fibers action potentials were registered from the axon only. This identifies the axolemma (axon plasma membrane) as the excitable membrane.


Critique: evaluation of present teaching methods in undergraduate clinical medical education.


Blood plasma adenosine deaminase in rats with fibrosarcoma.


Quinine oxidase of blood plasma and liver of the rabbit.


Vacuum extraction. A review and assessment.


Painless slide-making.

Painless slide-making.


Interrelationships of vitamin B12, folic acid and ascorbic acid in the megaloblastic anemias.


The complexities of thinking.

The complexities of thinking.


Microscopic aspects of mineral metabolism in bone tissue with special reference to calcium, lead and zinc.


Some features of the fine structure and chemical composition of Rhizobium trifolii.


Relationships between various criteria of maturity at birth.


The new-born pigmy and his mother.

The new-born pigmy and his mother.


Inhibitory effect of acetylcholine on glycogenolysis in the isolated guinea-pig heart.


The management of the patient with inoperable malignant disease. II.


The management of the patient with inoperable malignant disease.


Viability of Ehrlich ascites tumour cells exposed to sodium chromate labelled with chromium-51.


Apparent reversion to trophism of a free omental graft: a preliminary report. In a previous paper we reported evidence which suggested that a free omental graft has trophic characteristics similar to those of the chorionic epithelium of the early embryo, through which it establishes arteriolar or larger connections with aorta, heart and pericardium within 10 days after it has been placed in contact with the denuded surfaces of each structure. The theory of omental trophism was tested by dropping pieces of omentum completely detached into the pleural and peritoneal cavities of white rats. When examined 25 or more days later a percentage of omental grafts appeared healthy and were attached to pleura, lung, heart and to various structures in the peritoneal cavity. In the pleural grafts, histological sections revealed a continuity between the omental grafts and the sub-pleural tissues. A blood-hungry free omental graft appears to seek out its own blood supply. Neither pleura nor serosa was able to repel its primitive probing for a new blood supply.


The treatment of multiple coronary occlusions by internal mammary artery implantation and omental graft: report on two human cases. The importance of triple coronary artery disease was evident in 125 patients undergoing internal mammary artery implantation, when some patients died from right coronary artery occlusion. This occurred even when the internal mammary artery was patent and revascularizing the left ventricle.In 1961 the free omental graft operation was developed to revascularize both right and left ventricles. In animals this operation has proved most effective in preventing death after application of Ameroid constrictors to all three coronary arteries. Arteriolar or larger-sized vessels rapidly formed between the aorta and omentum and the pericardium and omentum and the heart and omentum.Two patients with triple coronary artery disease underwent internal mammary artery implantation and free omental graft early in December 1962. Postoperative convalescence was uneventful. They have returned home and appear to be improved. Wrapping the entire heart with the free omental graft has produced little reaction, suggesting that, as in the animal, the grafts are surviving.


Suction drainage for pneumothorax in neonates.


The management of the nephrotic syndrome in childhood.


The importance of an unimpaired flow of blood through the profunda femoral artery in the ischemic extremity.


Changing concepts in cancer surgery.

Changing concepts in cancer surgery.


Bacteroides as a cause of suppuration and septicaemia.


Parasitic infection in relation to anemia and stomach acid values in the Negroid population of Curacao.


Experiences with Nixopan, a new vermifugum.


The incidental effect on the heart of x-ray irradiation.


Malabsorption and the diarrhea of diabetes mellitus.


Liver diseases in ulcerative colitis.

Liver diseases in ulcerative colitis.


Band-centrifugation of macromolecules and viruses in self-generating density gradients.


Equilibrium sedimentation of macromolecules and viruses in a density gradient.


The bouyant behavior of viral and bacterial DNA in alkaline CsCl.


The conversion of progesterone into testosterone by the mouse ovary and its relationship to adrenal X zone degeneration.


The conversion of progesterone into oestrogens by the mouse ovary.


Resistance to DDT in the mosquito fish, Gambusia affinis. Mosquito fish from waters near cotton fields that have had a long history of treatment with chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides exhibited a marked resistance to DDT compared with fish from areas which had had no past exposure to insecticides.


Spores of microorganisms. Chloramphenicol-sensitive and penicillin-resistant incorporation of 14C-diaminopimelic acid into sporulating cells of Bacillus cereus.


Spores of microorganisms. Penicillin-induced destruction of sporulating cells of Bacillus cereus.


Spores of microorganisms. X. Interference of tetracycline antibiotics with sporogenesis of bacilli.


Glucokinase and hexokinase in liver in relation to glycogen synthesis.


End-product inhibition of yeast phosphofructokinase by ATP.


A contribution to the study of oncogenic viruses.


Characterization of the ketodienes formed in the oxidation of linoleate by lipoxidase.


Alveolar carcinoma of the lung.

Alveolar carcinoma of the lung.


Technique of venipuncture and its effect of some laboratory tests.


Liver function test in hepatic amebiasis, based on 274 clinical cases.


An attempt at immunotherapy in rheumatoid arthritis.


Ulcerative tuberculosis of the colon. An unusual case.


Correlation of electrical activity of brain with metabolic parameters. I. Isolated cerebral cortex technique as an aid to the kinetic study of cerebral metabolism.


Succinic dehydrogenase activity and oxidative phosphorylation of the mitochondria in the crystalline lens of bovines.


Cortical ratio as an estimate of the mineral content of the human femur.


Estimation of stature from radiographs of long bones in children. III. Children aged from ten to fifteen.


Flexible guide wire for percutaneous arterial catheterization.


Absence of 6-methoxybenzolinone in uninjured maize tissue.


Man's means of nutrition.

Man's means of nutrition.


On enzymic and chemical reactions in crushed plants.


Colony counts and the diagnosis of urinary tract infection in infants and children. Counts from clean-voided urine specimens and from those collected in plastic bags.


Urinary infection after gynecologic surgery.


Absorption patterns in the differential absorption test for infectious mononucleosis.


Bacteriuria in parturients after catheterization.


Differential absorption tests in the diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis.


Incidence of infectious mononucleosis antibodies in blood donors.


The resistance of tubercle bacilli to INH, SM, PAS and VM. Investigation over a five-year period.


Urinary infection in the puerperium.

Urinary infection in the puerperium.


What the P.R. department expects from the hospital.


Hypoparathyroidism with steatorrhoea and some features of pernicious anaemia in a 5-year-old girl.


Halopropane anesthesia in man. Laboratory and clinical studies.


The proximal renal tubular transport of alpha-ketoglutaric acid.


Studies on embolization of lung vessels.


Pre-morbid personality in the functional psychoses of the senium. A comparison of ex-patients with healthy controls.


Summary of conference on rhythmic functions in the living system.


The animal experimentation control bills in the United States Congress.


The effect of research emphasis on medical school faculty. A. The effects of increased support on the faculty.


T3-I-131 binding capacity of serum proteins: a test for evaluation of complications of pregnancy.


The reactivity of alumina cream foci in rabbits.


A simple method of studying effect of drugs on pulmonary blood-vessels in man.


Poisoning by bug poison. A preliminary study.


Bagassosis.

Bagassosis.


Some aspects of evaluating electronystagmographic examination in clinical neurology.


Magnesium deficiency in the Cebus monkey.


Effects of growth hormone on metabolism of nitrogen from several amino acids and ammonia.


A study of the protective action of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) against whole-body x-irradiation in mice with the aid of chromium 51.


The distribution of chromium-51 in mice after intraperitoneal injection.


The effect of x-irradiation and serotonin on Cr-51 uptake in mouse bone, muscle, and brain.


The effect of x-irradiation on the chromium-51 content of liver nucleic acids and proteins.


Effect of lysine and threonine deficiency on the endogenous cholesterol content of rat plasma and liver.


Being different and joining in. A field of tension in the education of handicapped children.


Orthoptics with the PSC variable prismatic mirror stereoscope-cheiroscope kit and with correlary techniques.


Utilization of Haidinger brushes in orthoptics.


Sulfur-35 studies in man: platelet survival and plasma and urinary radioactivity assayed by beta liquid scintillation spectrometry.


Hospital treatment of psychiatric disorders in children and adolescents.


Incidence and laboratory aspects of rabies.


Electron microscope study of development of cat superficial neocortex.


Fine structure of Myxococcus xanthus during morphogenesis. Voelz, Herbert (Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis) and Martin Dworkin. Fine structure of Myxococcus xanthus during morphogenesis. J. Bacteriol. 84:943-952. 1962.-This investigation concerns the nature of the structural changes in Myxococcus xanthus during cellular morphogenesis. These changes have been investigated by means of electromicrographs of thin sections of cells taken during various stages of the life cycle. The conversion of vegetative cells to microcysts involves the formation of a capsule but no drastic reorganization of the limiting cell membranes. Vacuoles appear in the cell during microcyst formation and germination. Microcyst germination involves a separation of the inner cell and the outer sheath, followed by the dissolution of a segment of the outer sheath and the emergence of the cell. Dense bodies within the cytoplasm and peripheral bodies between the two limiting membranes have been observed.


Method for the measurement of the size of transplantable tumours of rats.


Observations on the structure of cysticerci of Taenia solium and Taenia saginata (Cestoda: Taeniidae).


Sensitivity of cysticercoids of Hymenolepis microstoma (Cestoda: Cyclophyllidea) to high temperature stress.


Effect of a new anticancer agent, 1,4-dimethyl-1,4-diphenyl-2-tetrazene. on a transplantable mammarv adenocarcinoma (72j) and spontaneous mouse breast tumours.


Biochemical reactions of copper within neural mitochondria, with consideration of the role of the metal in the pathogenesis of Wilson's disease.


Cardiovascular responses of the chicken to seasonal and induced temperature changes. Blood pressure and cardiac output decline as ambient temperature rises in birds acclimatized to both seasonal- and induced-temperature changes, in contrast to the response usually observed in unacclimatized mammals. The decline in chickens is due to a lowered vascular resistance and blood volume. These circulatory adjustments may be related to the fact that excess heat in birds is dissipated through the respiratory system rather than through the skin.


Effects of starvation on the cardiovascular system of the chicken.


Hemodynamic studies before and after induced hypothyroidism for the treatment of severe heart failure.


The platinum electrode.

The platinum electrode.


Pulmonary hypertension on exertion in normal man living at 10,150 feet (Leadville, Colorado).


Aldosterone in cerebral salt wasting.

Aldosterone in cerebral salt wasting.


Failure to validate the Cr and Sm scales of the MMPI.


Iron therapy in the treatment of anaemia in pregnancy.


Oral manifestations in hematologic disorders.


Studies on the anticariogenic activity of oat hulls.


Acetylated intermediates of arginine synthesis in Bacillus subtilis.


A rapid and sensitive turbidimetric method for serum lipase based upon differences between the lipases of normal and pancreatitis serum.


Conversion of lecithin to lysolecithin as a source of fatty acids in incubated plasma or serum.


The inhibition of dehydrogenases by folic acid and several of its analogs.


A serious sentence passed against the discoverer of the leprosy bacillus (Gerhard Armauer HANSEN), in 1880.


Discovery of leprosy bacillus.

Discovery of leprosy bacillus.


A new purification procedure and biological properties of substance P.


The commitment procedure and physician responsibility.


Spectrophotometric determination of carbon monoxide hemoglobin in blood; correction of some analytical errors.


Properties of cells transformed by polyma virus.


Hypogastric nerve of the dog.

Hypogastric nerve of the dog.


Steps in the neoplastic transformation of hamster embryo cells by polyoma virus.


Observations on the surface of cells infected with Rous sarcoma virus.


Studies on the assay and multiplication of avian myeloblastosis virus.


The cytology of Rous sarcoma virus infection.


Pharamacologically active acidic phospholipids and glycolipids.


Histochemical examination of the mercury occurring in the intestinal wall in mercury sublimate poisoning.


Experimental pneumonia caused by bacteria of the Shigella group.


Pyoderma in the course of ulcerative colitis.


Glycogenization of canine pancreatic A cells during growth hormone diabetes.


Ultramicroscopic evolution of B- cell balloning degeneration in diabetic dogs.


The omnifocal lens for presbyopia.

The omnifocal lens for presbyopia.


Response to two small doses of tetanus toxoid singly or combined as DT or DTP.


How care of patients in nursing homes could be improved.


A new administrative pattern in a rehabilitation program.


Enzymatic formation of TDP-3-acetamido-3,6-dideoxy hexose.


Sleep (a bibliographical study).

Sleep (a bibliographical study).


Bacterial ascorbic acid oxidase.

Bacterial ascorbic acid oxidase.


Ultramicroscopy of dog islets in growth hormone diabetes.


Studies on immunological tolerance to LCM virus. A preliminary report on adoptive immunization of virus carrier mice.


Ultramicroscopic studies of rabbit pancreas during cortisone treatment.


Dissociation of macromolecular synthetic processes in T2-infected E. coli.


Fluorescent antibody studies on malaria parasites.


Fluorescent-antibody staining of exoerythrocytic stages of Plasmodium gallinaceum.


Effects of different doses and combinations of spotting genes in the leopard frog, Rana pipiens.


Gynogenetic diploids of mutant leopard frogs.


Immunological indices in subjects coming in contact with persons vaccinated with live influenza vaccine


Chlorthalidone, a new oral diuretic: preliminary report.


Genetic factors in Hashimoto's struma.

Genetic factors in Hashimoto's struma. It has previously been established that there is a significant history of thyroid disorders in families of patients with Hashimoto's struma or chronic thyroiditis. In the present study, 99 relatives of 20 patients with Hashimoto's struma or chronic thyroiditis were studied with regard to the incidence of circulating thyroid autoantibodies; 42 of these 99 relatives were found to have such antibodies. Twenty of the 99 relatives were shown to have thyroid abnormalities (chiefly goitre); of this group of 20, antibodies were found in 12. In the remaining 79 persons (who had no clinical evidence of thyroid disease), 30 were found to have circulating antithyroid antibodies. The incidence of such antibodies among these relatives is very significantly greater than in the general population.From these and other similar studies, there is strong evidence favouring a genetic predisposition for Hashimoto's struma and chronic thyroiditis. The mode of inheritance is not yet established, and the pathogenesis of the disease has not yet been elucidated.


Familial hypogonadotrophic eunuchoidism with cerebellar ataxia.


Metabolism of labeled L-3,5,3'-triiodothyronine by mouse pituitary tumors.


Studies with mouse pituitary thyrotropic tumors. VI. Monodeiodination of tetrac.


Effect of age and other factors upon normal gingival tissue respiration.


Intensive family health work.

Intensive family health work.


Lateral inhibition of heat sensations on the skin.


Relations between size and metabolism in larval and adult Taenia taeniaeformis.


Problems in the management of illegitimate pregnancy.


Unilateral hormone effect in the marsupial Trichosurus vulpercula.


A leucine acceptor sRNA with ambiguous coding properties in polynuletide-stimulated polypeptide synthesis.


Fatty livers induced by orotic acid. II. Changes in nucleotide metabolism.


Heparin treatment of bleeding. Clinical observations.


The biodynamics of human response to vibration and impact.


Surgical treatment of gynecomastia: an analysis of 275 cases.


Closed wound suction in surgery of head and neck. Further experiences: a portable suction unit.


Nalorphine antagonism to the narcotic action of chlorpromazine, meprobamate and metaminodiazeposide (Librium).


Bilateral eccentric fixation.

Bilateral eccentric fixation.


Peripheral viewing in scotopic vision.

Peripheral viewing in scotopic vision.


Hydrogen sulfide production by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. II. Qualitative substrate studies.


Aspects of mitotic activity in relation to cell proliferation in the lens epithelium.


Studies on the corneal endothelium of the rabbit. II. The generative cycle of the cell.


Lowlevel carbon-14 determination by improved Schoeniger combustion andionization chamber.


Spectrum of catechol amine biochemistry in patients with neuroblastoma.


The cyclotron unit: Medical Research Council.


Parkinsonism. Aspects of physical treatment.


A comparative study of the accuracy of cancer cell detection by cytological methods.


Eight year experience of surgical treatment of vesical neck rigidity without opening the bladder.


Microbial transformation of steroid. XXII. Hydroxylation of the steroid molecule by strains of Streptomyces fradiae.


Microbial transformation of steroids. XX. Transformation reactions of steroids as a diagnostic feature in the classification of actinomycetes.


The coffee break.

The coffee break.


Surgical aspect of portal hypertension associated with cirrhosis of the liver.


Functioning tumors of neural crest origin in childhood. Follow-up report.


A case of pyrimethamine intoxication in a Papuan child.


Development of the atopic syndrome in a group of patients with (atopic) constitutional dermatitis.


The eosinophil cell and its role in allergy and in infection.


Cor biloculare. (A case report).

Cor biloculare. (A case report).


Histochemical studies on the effect of x-irradiation on the acid desoxyribonuclease.


Characteristics of an intracellullar proteinase system of a Trichosporon species isolated from Trappist-type cheese. A greater yield of the active principle was obtained when the cells were allowed to autolyze than when mechanical methods of cell disruption were used. A marked increase in activity was obtained when the crude cell extracts were held for 18 hr at 25 C after acidification to pH 5.0. The activated enzyme was partially purified by precipitation with 95% ethanol. This partially purified extract was most active at pH 5.8, and showed activity over a temperature range of 10 to 42 C. Its rate of activity was markedly decreased by sulfhydryl-binding agents. It exhibited its greatest degree of thermostability at pH 5.0.


Cervical spine injuries.

Cervical spine injuries.


The decompression-compression operation for trigeminal neuralgia.


Some notes on the significance of the lactic acid level in brain tissue at the medico-legal examination of air crashes.


Unfractionated preparations of histones from normal mammalian tissues as agents inhibiting growth of transplanting tumours.


Iridectomy and capsulotomy with solar cautery.


Solar coagulation.

Solar coagulation.


Mineral content of lung in certain pneumoconioses.


Culdoscopy position jacket.

Culdoscopy position jacket.


The distribution of the gamma globulin types Gm(a), Gm(x) and Gm-like in South and Southeast Asia and Australia.


Contribution of the cornea to entoptic scatter.


Protection of tissueculture cells against ionizing radiation. I. The effect of biological amines, disulphide compounds and thiols.


Protection of tissue-culture cells against ionizing radiation. II. The activity of hypoxia, dimethyl sulphoxide, dimethyl sulphone, glycerol and cysteamine at room temperature and at -196 degrees C.


Preparation and stability of calcium aminosalicylate solutions


Lobotomy in Western Pennsylvania: looking backward over ten years.


Roentgenologic assessment of femoral neck density as related to fracturing.


Fine structure of bone as seen on fracture and cleavage planes by electron microscopy.


The relation of microscopic mineralization to intrinsic bone strength.


"Killing effect" of injected lymphnode cells in homologous radiation chimeras.


A specific immunological tolerance in radiation.


Can we improve the results of radical mastectomy?


Fisseminated histoplasmosis in Quebec.

Fisseminated histoplasmosis in Quebec.


The importance of sample size in studies based upon the serologic classification of escherichia coli.


Some pharmacological effects of Lysenyl and its stereoisomers.


Blood pressure, pulse, and respiratory changes produced by stimulation of the hippocampus of the monkey.


Group therapy with hospitalized alcoholics. A twelve-year study.


A dimension of personality organization. An experimental study of "ego-closeness--ego-distance".


A method for the registration of patients for statistical purposes.


Effect of pyrogens on urine tonicity and renal papillary sodium concentration in the rat.


Post-pericardiotomy syndrome following cardiac surgery in a patient with the tetralogy of Fallot. A 7-year-old white girl who underwent open heart surgery for tetralogy of Fallot subsequently developed the post-pericardiotomy syndrome. In addition to pericarditis, other factors, such as surgical trauma to the pleura, pleural effusion with loculated fluid and perhaps atelectasis with pneumonitis, may contribute to the establishment of this syndrome. Despite the presence of chest pain and a high fever, the overall course of this illness is benign. Antibiotics are ineffective, whereas steroids when given in adequate dosage may be successful in terminating this complication.


Continuous cerebrospinal fluid drainage by indwelling spinal catheter.


The significance of clinical and roentgenological changes in the diagnosis of bone sarcoma. A study based on 167 cases.


The uterine cervix at term: glycogen, mast cells, and connective-tissue elements.


A case of pure red-cell aplasia successfully treated with cobalt.


Indole-spot test in bacteriology.

Indole-spot test in bacteriology.


Interrelationship between glucose utilization of brain and heart.


Changes in the motor reflexes produced by tenotomy.


Transfer of energy from bacteriochlorophyll to a reaction centre during bacterial photosynthesis.


Induction of anamnestic response to BSA by transfer of "primed" liver cells.


A subminiature radio EEG telemeter for studies of disturbed children.


Inherited uric acid lithiasis.

Inherited uric acid lithiasis.


The conversion of glucose carbon into protein in the brain and other organs of the rat.


Keratinophilic fungi and their action.

Keratinophilic fungi and their action.


Effect of temperature on the activity of succinic dehydrogenase from the livers of rats and frogs.


Effect of absorbed proteins on the wettability of hydrophilic and hydrophobic solids.


Time changes in the x-ray picture of the hypopharynx, pseudoglottis and esophagus in the course of vocal rehabilitation in 70 laryngectomized speakers.


A contribution to the problem of long-term release of transplantation antigens from cutaneous homografts.


Applied psychology of office and hospital practice.


Master in general medicine.

Master in general medicine.


Postgraduate training of general practitioners for a Master in General Medicine.


Changes in the nutritional state of patients after gastrectomy; diagnosis, prevention and therapy.


Red cell enzymes in anemia.

Red cell enzymes in anemia.


Radical or expectant therapy of acute cholecystitis.


An improved method for iron determination in biological material.


Perceptive deafness in connectionwith mumps. A study of 298 servicemen suffering from mumps.


Erect photofluorographic examination of the upper gastrointestinal tract.


Roentgenologically detectable vesico-ureteric reflex at cystography and intravenous urography.


Changes in the biolectric activity of the sensory cortex and the thalamic nuclei by stimulating the mechanoreceptors of the stomach in cats with chronically implanted electrodes.


Study of blood groups, abnormal hemoglobins and other genetical characters in some tribes of Gujarat.


Suppression of gene A in two cases of anti-H (Bombay bloods) in a family from South Canara.


Abdominal tuberculosis in children--its clinical analysis and evaluation of therapy.


Amyotonia congenita with pyloric stenosis. (A case report).


Clinical and therapeutic observations in ascariasis in children.


Parasagittal calcified meningioma. (A case report).


Feedback inhibition of acetylglutamate synthetase by arginine in Escherichia coli.


Spoilage of fish and crustaceans. Rapid determination of volatile ammonia by accelerated microdiffusion.


Clinico-pathological studies in 40 postmortem proved cases of coronary artery disease.


A. doctor in the Arctic Circle (P. WAAGSTEIN).


Vital capacity and one second timed vital capacity in normal persons of 70 years and above.


Intracellular localization of acid phosphatase as studied in mammalian kidneys.


A comprehensive community clinic.

A comprehensive community clinic.


Recent federal activities in water pollution abatement.


Effects of "visible" light on 5-bromouracil-labelled DNA.


Congenital abnormalities. A survey of 296 cases occuring in a 10 year period.


Demonstration of a toxin in mumps virus and its dissociation from infective and hemagglutinating properties.


A physician's duty.

A physician's duty.


Nucleic acids and metals. III. Changes in nucleic acid, protein, and metal content as a consequence of zinc deficiency in Euglena gracilis.


Influence of progesterone, estradiol benzoate, and relaxin upon placentomata formation in mice.


Factors influencing the shape of the developing lesion.


Role of relaxin in pregnancy maintenance and termination in mice.


Congenital heart diseases.

Congenital heart diseases.


Central aromatic amine levels and behavior. I. Conditioned avoidance response in cats, following administration of psychoactive drugs or amine precursors.


Behavioral and EEG correlates of modified levels of brain neurohumoral agents.


The effects of sodium and lithium upon the receptor for the sweating axon reflex in human skin.


Studies on gastric juice protein. VI. On pathological-physiological characteristics of visible mucus of gastric juice in disorders of the stomach.


GABOB (gamma-amino-beta-hydroxybutyric acid) treatment in epilepsy.


The Zuccala lytic test.

The Zuccala lytic test.


Some derivatives of 14, 16-dideoxy-17 alpha-gitoxigenin (3 beta-hydroxy-5 beta, 14B-17 alpha-car-20(22)-enolide).


Pathophysiological studies on the atypical endogenous psychoses.


Chloroquine treatment in refractory epilepsy: clinical and electroencephalographic results.


The use of alpha chymotrypsin in cataract surgery.


Helical arrangement of ribosomes in differentiating muscle cells.


Population stereotypes in the direction of motion of thumbwheel switches.


Spontaneous closure of ventricular septal defects.


Mycobacterium leprae.

Mycobacterium leprae.


Open cardiac surgery: its development and scope.


How public health nurses promote mental health.


Pseudomucinous cystadenocarcinoma associated with pregnancy.


Trauma--the future.

Trauma--the future.


The formation of pulmonary hyaline membranes in the newborn baby.


Undiscussed problems of the bacteriology of tuberculoid and borderline leprosy.


Nutrition surveys-clinical signs and biochemical measurements.


Histopathology of the Kveim test.

Histopathology of the Kveim test.


A case of tetanus caused by a chronic ear infection.


Quantity and quality of industrial therapy.


The organization of a sheltered workshop.


Zenker vs formalin fixation for the histopathology of leprosy tissues and other desirable features of technique.


Psychic determinism and the possibility of predictions.


Sensitization by cell walls of mycobacteria.


The pulmonary arteries in infants with ventricular septal defect.


Roentgeno-oddities.

Roentgeno-oddities.


Evaluation of oxyphenisatin in a disposable enema unit.


Psychiatric units in general hospitals.

Psychiatric units in general hospitals.


Otorrhea in the causation and prognosis of tetanus in pediatric practice.


The ancient Indian pediatrics.

The ancient Indian pediatrics.


Abdominal tuberculosis. Analysis of 50 cases.


Studies on experimental diabetes. II. Carbon dioxide fixation.


Preservation of bacteria by circulating-gas freeze drying. Water-washed Serratia marcescens and Escherichia coli were freeze dried in a circulating-gas system at atmospheric pressure. This convective procedure resulted in a substantially higher survival of organisms than could be obtained by the vacuum method of freeze drying. There was little or no decrease in cell viability during convective drying when the residual moisture content was 15% or higher. Below this level, survival declined with decreasing moisture content. A detailed comparison of the convective and vacuum methods indicated that the advantage gained by freeze drying bacteria in air accrues in the early period of sublimation, at which time cells were found to be sensitive to vacuum drying but insensitive to air drying. An explanation for this difference is proposed, based upon the kinetics of water removal in the two processes. In brief, it is suggested that the convective method permits samples to be dried more uniformly; and regional over-drying, which may be deleterious even if transient, is thus avoided in achieving the optimal level of moisture.


Low molecular weight forms of type A botulinum toxin. II. Action of pepsin on intact and dissociated toxin.


Control of the operate and release time of relays.


Sodium chloride deprivation: development of sodium chloride as a reinforcement. The effects of deprivation of dietary sodium chloride on operant behavior reinforced by water and sodium chloride were studied. Rats responded at high rates for sodium chloride reinforcements only after they had been fed an inadequate diet for 40 days. These effects were specific to the deprived element of the diet.


Considerations of veristic and quasi-biological activities for coenzyme Q and vitamins E and K.


Coenzyme Q. 39. Studies on the biosynthesis of coenzyme Q10.


Coenzyme Q. XLIII. The new 5-chloromethyl-6-chromanyl acetate of vitamin K-1(20).


Choice-behavior and distribution of reinforcement among response-alternatives.


Conditioned frustration as a learned drive.


Sodium amytal and partially reinforced runway performance.


A comparison of ionization-chamber and liquid-scintillation methods for measurement of beta emitters.


Histochemical studies of fibrinoid substances and other abnormal tissue proteins: VI. Comparative reactivity of corpora amylacea and mucous secretions.


Disaster medical care. Developing and implementing a coordinated community health plan for disaster preparedness.


Parasitic infections in humans in Kenya.


Parasite surveys in mission installations.


Pyrvinium pamoate in the treatment of strongyloidiasis.


Differentiation of satisfactory and unsatisfactory employees at Goodwill Industries with the Hand test.


Differentiation of aggressive behavior of institutionalized schizophrenics with the hand test.


Hand Test content indicators of overt psychosexual maladjustment in neurotic males.


Self-help clothing for handicapped children.


Studies of the reticuloendothelial system (RES). II. Changes in the phagocytic capacity of the RES in patients with certain infections.


The current status of nuclear medicine.

The current status of nuclear medicine.


Cerebral cortical biopsy: a new vista for the pathologist.


Functional basis for "on"-center and "off"-center receptive fields in the retina.


Carroll Gardner WARNER, 1903-1963.

Carroll Gardner WARNER, 1903-1963.


Gross and microscopic anatomy of the digestive system of the nutria, Myocastor coypu bonariensis (Geoffroy).


Asbestosis in experimental animals.

Asbestosis in experimental animals.


Per cent absorbed time plots derived from blood level and/or urinary excretion data.


Experimental production of mesothelial tumours of the pleura by implantation of dusts in laboratory animals.


Multipurpose cannula for acute and chronic intracerebral chemical and electrophysiological studies.


Changes in feeding behavior after intracerebral injections in the rat.


Effect of goldthioglucose injections on survival, organ damage and obesity in the rat.


Radioactive pharmaceuticals.

Radioactive pharmaceuticals.


Relation between myelination and binding of sodium and potassium in rat brain.


Steps in the accreditation of courses in physical therapy.


The principle of biological regulation.

The principle of biological regulation.


Some effects of 5-fluoroorotic acid and 5-fluorouracii on the soluble acid of rat liver.


Review of the present status of other clotting factors: c) Factor VIII (AHF) (1959).


Absorption of fluoride by the gastric mucosa in the rat.


Synthesis of valine and isoleucine in the presence of a particulate cell fraction of Neurospora.


Viral interference induced in mice by acute or persistent infection with the virus of lymphocytic choriomeningitis.


Biological studies of interferon. II. Temporal relationships of virus and interferon production by cells infected with Eastern equine encephalomyelitis and influenza viruses.


Pattern of distribution of fluoride in young and old albino rats.


Cellular resistance to viral infection, with particular reference to endogenous interferon.


Unusual cancer mortality among a group of underground metal miners.


The enzymatic synthesis of thymidylate. I. Early steps in the purification of thymidylate synthetase of Escherichia coli.


Synthetic polynucleotides and the amino acid code. IX.


Synthetic polynucleotides and the amino acid code. VIII.


Study of vaginal cytology by fluorescent microscopy.


Melorheostosis.

Melorheostosis.


Role of hormones in the production of liver injury with special reference to cirrhosis: a review.


Contraindications and limitations of hypnosis in obstetric analgesia.


The medical management of acute anxiety states.


The finished product.

The finished product.


Iatrogenic neuroses, their production and prevention.


Unconscious factors in the psychodynamics of the hypochondriacal patient.


Acute copper sulphate poisoning.

Acute copper sulphate poisoning.


A study of acute myocardial infarction at the Seraphimer Hospital during 1950-1959.


Percutaneous absorption of mercuric chloride in guinea-pigs. Effect of potassium iodide and the pretreatment of the skin with irritant concentrations of mercury.


The percutaneous absorption of sodium chromate (51Cr) in the guinea pig.


Iodine metabolism in a case of thyrotoxic crisis.


Pulmonary aspergillosis.

Pulmonary aspergillosis.


Stability of vitamins A, B1, and C in selected vehicle matrices.


Oral vitamin B12 without intrinsic factor in the treatment of pernicious anemia.


Management of the rheumatoid patient.

Management of the rheumatoid patient.


Synthesis of gamma-globulin in the newborn rabbit.


Differential inhibitions of the synthesis of soluble and particulate RNA.


Tuning fork fremitus: a new method for evaluation of the chest.


Partical purification of the "messenger RNA" of Neurospora crassa controlling formation of tryptophan synthetase enzyme.


On the formation of tryptophan synthetase enzyme by cell-free extracts of mycelium of Neurosporacrassa.


Dental radiation dose: sensitometric method for determination of exposure-development factors.


Administration of maximum doses of chloramphenicol.


Filtration for lowest patient dose in dental radiography.


Role of phenylalanine excess in experimental phenylketonuria.


Studies on mercapturic acid synthesis by humans.


Intertriginous moniliasis.

Intertriginous moniliasis.


Staphylococcic actinophytosis botryomycosis). Granular bacteriosis of the skin.


Hospital infections, a check-list.

Hospital infections, a check-list.


Atmospheric pollution in a London park.

Atmospheric pollution in a London park.


Studies on the mechanism of action of acetyl coenzyme A carboxylase. II. On the mechanism of action of enzyme-bound biotin.


Studies on the mechanism of action of acetyl coenzyme A carboxylase. I. Effect of isocitrate on the transcarboxylation step of acetyl coenzyme A carboxylase.


Apocrine sweat glands of the scrotum of the ram.


The effect of heating the scrotum of the ram on respiration and body temperature.


Fluphenazine in management of disturbed mentally retarded children.


Dyslexia, a form of visual imperception in children.


Dialysis studies in rats on the long-acting antimalarial CI-501. Through the use of dialysis sacks, containing the repository antimalarial CI-501, implanted intraperitoneally into rats, evidence has been obtained indicating a local rather than a systemic reservoir of the drug. These results suggest that the repository activity of CI-501 is due to drug release from the injection site and that the probability of toxic effects resulting from storage or accumulation of the drug in vital organs is remote.


Glycolytic enzymes of the cestode Hydatigera taeniaeformis.


Histochemical studies of the cestode Hydatigera taeniaeformis Batsch, 1786.


Influences of chlorpromazine on aqueous humor dynamics.


Liver transglutaminase activity under various experimental conditions.


Analysis of the TsE loop in normal subjects of different ages.


Experimental studies on the effects of sympathetic nerve stimulation and catecholamines on cardiac action, with special reference to coronary circulation, mechanical efficiency and electrocardiogram.


On the presence of omega-hydroxyfatty acid: NAD oxidoreductase.


Studies on omega-oxidation of fatty acids in vitro. I. Overall reaction and intermediate.


Comparative osteology of the plethodontid salamander genus Aneides.


Physical studies on the replication of DNA in vitro.


Schistosomiasis of the spinal cord.

Schistosomiasis of the spinal cord.


Primary melanocarcinoma of the esophagus.


On the mechanism of action of enzyme-bound biotin.


Enzymatic synthesis of fatty acids.

Enzymatic synthesis of fatty acids.


The fate of enzymes in body fluids--an experimental study. II. Disappearance rates of glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase I under various conditions.


The fate of enzymes in body fluids--an experimental study. IV. Relationship of the reticuloendothelial system to activities and disappearance rates of various enzymes.


The effects of heparin, nicotinic acid and ACTH on experimental nephrosis.


Houses in multiple occupation. The implementation of the Housing Act, 1961.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura as observed from the viewpoint of autiimmune disease.


Selective incells by chromomycin A3.

Selective incells by chromomycin A3.


A human tumour with identifiable cells as evidence for the mutation theory.


The origin of mitotic cells in normal thymus grafts.


Correlation of chromosome size and radiosensitivity.


Search for the essential factors of carcinogenesis.


The hookworm problem in the greater Buenos Aires area with particular references to the therapeutic efficacy of triclofenol piperazine.


Infectious leukoencephalitis. A critical comparison of certain experimental and naturally-occurring viral leukoencephalitides with experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


The pattern of rejection in rat skin homografts, and its relation to the vascular network.


Antibiotics--past, present and future.

Antibiotics--past, present and future.


Effect of increased intraperitoneal pressure on renal function.


Susceptibility of some insect vectors of diseases to synthetic contact insecticides.


Siectrophotometric and electron-spin resonance studies of complexes of catecholamines with Cu(II) ions and the interaction of ceruloplasmin with catecholamines.


The characterization of the hypertensive polypeptide substance A.


Modification of the vasopressor effect of tryptamine and tyramine by reserpine.


Drugs that modify actions of pharmacologically active polypeptides.


Fastigioreticular fibers in the cat. An experimental study with silver methods.


An electron microscopic study of the inferior olive of the cat.


Anaesthesia in burns.

Anaesthesia in burns.


The problem of visual excitation.

The problem of visual excitation.


Complications of bronchial asthma.

Complications of bronchial asthma.


Fluoride in food.

Fluoride in food.


Different patterns of human porphyria.

Different patterns of human porphyria.


The impact of specialization on medical education.


A technic for separation of the cells of the gastric mucosa.


Improved equipment for catheterization of blood vessels of the portal system of cattle.


Rapid method for study of enzyme distribution in rat kidney.


Restoration of diuretic response with triamcinolone in refractory cardiac edema.


Albumin metabolism in patients with lymphoma.


Metabolic adaptations in higher animals. VIII. Effect of diet on ornithine-alpha-ketoglutarate transaminase.


Metabolic adaptations in higher animals. VII. Responses of glutamate-oxalacetate and glutamate-pyruvate transaminases to diet.


The training program in psychiagry at Saint Elizabeths Hospital.


Carcinoma of the cervix associated with pregnancy.


The impact of modern prosthetics on amputation surgery.


Demonstration of inapparent heterogeneity in a population of an animal virus by single-burst analyses.


5-Aminolevulinic acid dehydratase from propionic acid bacteria.


Sir Jonathan HUTCHINSON, 1828-1913.

Sir Jonathan HUTCHINSON, 1828-1913.


Viability of diluted dog spermatozoa in vitro.


Unusual manifestations associated with a phenothazine-induced dystonic reaction.


Mechanisms of some enzymic reactions.

Mechanisms of some enzymic reactions.


Purification and properties of a neutral proteinase in the lens.


Antibiotics and congenital malformations.


Preterminal and postmortem changes in serum-potassium of children.


Observations on 1000 live born infants.

Observations on 1000 live born infants.


High frequency thermal induction lesions of the brain.


Brain stem reticular formation influence on convulsions in monkey. Effects in focalized and generalized convulsions.


Stereotaxic methods for the study of subcortical activity in epilepsy.


The neurosurgical evaluation of the chiasmal syndromes.


The syndromes of the tentorial notch.

The syndromes of the tentorial notch.


Antenatal prediction of haemolytic disease of newborn. Comparison of liquor amnii and serological studies.


The diagnosis and management of hydatidiform mole and chorionepithelioma.


Coronary heart-disease, strokes, and diabetes in South African Indian.


Health hazards in the urbanization of the African.


Problems in nutritional supplementation and enrichment.


The problem of seeking to assess the handicap imposed by parasitism on certain aspects of health.


Adaptation of disposable plastics to quantitative mammalian cell culture.


Proliferation of mast cells in normal and dystrophic mice.


The origin of myoblasts and the problem of dedifferentiation.


The question of nuclear stability during histogenesis, aging and carcinogenesis.


A technique for partial perfusion and hemodialysis in the newborn.


Cardiac sounds and murmurs in children. Evaluation with the stethoscope.


The hospital plan and the domiciliary nursing service.


The use of formalin fixation in the cytochemical demonstration of succinic and DPN- and TPN-dependent dehydrogenases in mitochondria. Brief formalin fixation in the cold prior to histochemical assay of rat liver and pancreas for various dehydrogenases has been used successfully to circumvent the structural damage and enzymatic loss to which mitochondria of frozen sections would otherwise be subject. To obtain an optimal result a single set of conditions has been devised, including fixation prior to freezing of minute (finely diced) organ blocks in graded concentrations (0.7 to 2.0 per cent) of formaldehyde in chilled (1-4 degrees C) Hanks' balanced salt solution, freezing at not higher than -70 degrees C, and use of nitro-BT or, preferably, tetranitro-BT. The present histochemical study of hepatic and acinar cells indicates that not only are succinic and D-beta-hydroxybutyric dehydrogenases located exclusively in the mitochondria but so are lactic, malic, and the isocitric dehydrogenases.


Cytological alterations in primary explant cultures of human neoplasms exposed to vincaleukoblastine.


Malformations of the face.

Malformations of the face.


A survey of dehydrogenases in various epithelial cells in the rat. Several different epithelial elements that have intense active transport or protein secretory functions were histochemically assayed in several dehydrogenase media by a recently perfected method. The mitochondria represented the only site of activity, not only when tested in the succinate and D-beta-hydroxybutyrate media, but also when tested in the lactate, malate, and isocitrate media. The reaction for D-beta-hydroxybutyric dehydrogenase in the mouse kidney was curiously limited to the mitochondria of the distal segment of the proximal convoluted tubule, a finding that most convincingly shows that dehydrogenase activity may be differentiated in certain instances from diaphorase activity by the ditetrazole methods and that D-beta-hydroxybutyric dehydrogenase is not present in all mitochondria. Tetranitro-BT is favored over nitro-BT in studies conducted on most organs prepared without fixation and on formalin-fixed tissues that consist of lipid-containing or active transport cells.


The post-natal development of hepatic fructokinase.


A carrier state of mumps virus in human conjunctiva cells. I. General characteristics. Mumps virus produced a carrier state in human conjunctiva cells that was maintained for more than 100 subcultures over a period of 3 years. Antiserum in the medium was not required. The virus had little apparent effect on the cells which grew at a rate similar to uninfected control cells. Mumps virus was regularly found in the culture medium at levels about 0.9 log higher than the cell-associated virus. When first tested after 30 subcultures, the virus was found to have lost its cytopathogenicity for cells ordinarily susceptible to mumps virus, but was identifiable as mumps virus by neutralization with specific antiserum. Use of fluorescein-labeled antiserum revealed that 80 to 95 per cent of cells in the carrier cultures contained mumps virus antigen. The antigen was concentrated in a few sharply circumscribed, discrete masses in the cell cytoplasm rather than in many granules throughout the cytoplasm as is characteristic of cell infection by cytopathogenic mumps virus. The carrier cultures were resistant to the destructive effect of a cytopathogenic line of mumps virus, but showed little resistance to the cytopathogenic effect of vesicular stomatitis, Sendai, or Newcastle disease viruses.


A carrier state of mumps virus in human conjunctiva cells. II. Observations on intercellular transfer of virus and virus release. Mumps virus in a carrier culture of human conJunctiva cells (C-M cultures) persisted through 5(1/2) months of cultivation in a medium containing sufficient specific antiserum to keep the fluid free of infectious virus. Cells from the C-M cultures were cloned under antiserum with an efficiency equal to control, uninfected cultures (40 to 100 per cent). Of 269 C-M cell clones examined, the cells of 262 contained antigen. Eight infected clones were grown into cultures sufficiently large to demonstrate that they released infectious virus and adsorbed erythrocytes in a manner similar to the original C-M cultures. Two uninfected clones were as susceptible to the effects of a cytopathogenic line of mumps virus as were uninfected control cells. In healthy, growing cultures of C-M cells 0.1 to 1.0 per cent of cells adsorbed erythrocytes to their surfaces, suggesting that these cells were releasing virus. Reduction of serum content of the medium to less than 3 per cent, depletion of the medium, or crowding of cultures resulted in hemadsorption by 50 to 90 per cent of cells and an increase of virus in the medium. In growing cultures hemadsorbing cells did not appear damaged. It was observed that cells could simultaneously exhibit hemadsorption and mitosis.


Nasal glioma.

Nasal glioma.


Teratomas of the pharynx.

Teratomas of the pharynx.


Tympanoplasty by free vein graft. A preliminary report of sixty cases.


Advances in ulcerative colitis.

Advances in ulcerative colitis.


Peripheral aneurysms in Nigerians.

Peripheral aneurysms in Nigerians.


The nurse in industry. I. At an atomic energy plant.


The action of some alpha-amylases on starch granules.


O'nyong-nyong fever: an epidemic virus disease in East Africa. VI. Alopecia in mice experimentally infected with o'nyong-nyong virus.


Vaginal cytology in postradiational cancer of the cervix uteri.


Serotonin levels in portal vein blood in the experimental dumping syndrome.


Aortic aneurysm and mesenteric thrombosis, with infarction of the bowel. Report of a case treated successfully.


The sensitivity of cultured mammalian cells in different stages of the division cycle to nitrogen and sulfur mustards.


Occurrence of transamidinase in decidua and its repression by dietary creatine.


Diabetes in the community.

Diabetes in the community.


Formamidine group transfer in extracts of human pancreas, liver, and kidney.


Quantitative studies on enzyme repression in the developing chick embryo and newly hatched chick.


The use of haemodialysis in acute renal failure and overhydration in children.


Renal blood flow in acute renal failure measured by renal arterial infusion of indocyanine green.


Water intake of normal children.

Water intake of normal children. Estimates of daily total fluid intake and of tap-water consumption of normal children were made in four dissimilar geographic areas in the United States. (Total fluid intake increased and, relatively speaking, tap-water consumption decreased, with age.) Of basic importance in fluoridation programs was the observation that even older children rarely drank as much as 500 ml (about 1 pint) of tap water daily.


Multiple motor innervation of individual muscle fibers in the M. tibialis anterior of the dog.


Radiological observations on the lesser peritoneal sac.


Growth and development of chick embryos supplied with various concentrations of yolk.


Emergency x-ray examinations in paediatrc practice.


The spore antigens of Clostridium sporogenes, Cl. bifermentans and Cl. sordellii.


Fine structure of lymphocystis virus of fish.


Phone call lets everyone do the talking.


Anti-Js-b, the expected antithetical antibody of the Suttee blood group system.


Portal hypertension.

Portal hypertension.


Treatment of portal hypertension in children.


Body build and behavior in young children. I. Body build and nursery school teachers' ratings.


Body build and behavior in young children. II. Body build and parents' ratings.


The oral mucosa as an index of health with special reference to cytology.


Pierre Robin syndrome: report of six cases.


The orthodox is not necessarily the answer.


Possible importance of altered steroid metabolism in etiology of Wilson's disease. Preliminary report.


Jsb of the Sutter blood group system.

Jsb of the Sutter blood group system.


Hospital obsolescence in a metropolitan area.


Encephalitis due to group B, type 5 Coxsackie virus.


The respiratory manifestations of systemic Hemophilus influenzae infection.


Control of anticoagulant therapy. Standardization of procedures. Critical evaluation of control methods.


The biochemical response to open heart surgery using extra-corporeal circulation.


Diagnostic tests for glaucoma.

Diagnostic tests for glaucoma.


The dimensions of the chronic respiratory disease problem.


The treatment of tuberculosis from a surgical viewpoint.


Music in the mental hospital.

Music in the mental hospital.


Social activities for mental patients.

Social activities for mental patients.


Renovascular hypertension. A review.

Renovascular hypertension. A review. Recognition of renal artery occlusion as a cause for hypertension is resulting in a systematic search for the patient with a potentially curable vascular lesion. Radioisotope renography, differential renal function studies and renal arteriography serve as screening studies to aid in the diagnostic evaluation. Vascular reconstructive operation was employed in 13 patients.


Fluorescence microscopy in vaginal cytology.


Acute volvulus of the colon.

Acute volvulus of the colon.


The influence of the stomal size of portacaval shunts on postshunt ammonia intoxication.


Intensive care in a surgical specialty.

Intensive care in a surgical specialty.


The origin of a spinal-cord slow potential.


Scars.

Scars.


The problem of the premaxilla in bilateral clefts.


Hemodynamic determinants of the maximal rate of rise of left ventricular pressure.


Duration of the phases of left ventricular systole.


The preparation of sheep growth hormone.


A comparison of the viability effects of chromosomes in heterozygous and homozygous condition.


Experimental proof of balanced genetic loads in Drosophila.


Race and reason.

Race and reason.


Glial cell enzyme alterations in infantile amaurotic family idiocy (Tay-Sachs' disease).


A plan for evaluating hospital jobs. I.

A plan for evaluating hospital jobs. I.


Biosynthesis of dehydroisoandrosterone sulfate by human adrenocortical tissue.


An improved pedicle flap for primary closure after radical mastectomy.


Nucleolar growth and fusion during cellular differentiation.


Tail grafts involving anucleolate Xenopus embryos.


Vulval leukoplakia.

Vulval leukoplakia.


Followup study of MCH trainees in schools of public health.


Evaluation of school health services.

Evaluation of school health services.


Physician manpower for mothers and children.


The feeding of infants and young children.


The future of nematode ecology.

The future of nematode ecology.


Systematic description of early enamel caries and demonstration of mechanism.


Erupted mandibular central incisors in a newborn infant.


Chronically infected rhinolith of the maxillary sinus simulating osteomyelitis.


The mechanism of shame.

The mechanism of shame.


Tumour induction in C3H and Swiss ICR mice by tissue culture preparations of polyoma virus.


Studies on amphibian yolk. 2. The isolation of yolk platelets from the eggs of Rana pipiens. Previous methods which employed simple sucrose or salt solutions to isolate yolk platelets have failed to preserve their superficial layer, and the preparations obtained generally exhibit some contamination when observed with the light or electron microscope. When yolk platelets are suspended in a sucrose-polyvinylpyrrolidinone medium, however, they remain relatively intact and their superficial layer is not lost to the medium. A method, which takes advantage of this fact, is described for the isolation of frog (Rana pipiens) yolk platelets which are free from nuclear contamination and practically free from cytoplasmic contamination. After such platelets are treated with distilled water, the superficial layer is no longer seen and a new dense and granular matrix is frequently found surrounding the crystalline main body. The significance of this and other observations concerning the effects of calcium and ethylenediamine tetraacetate are discussed.


Thrombocytopenic purpura after rubella.

Thrombocytopenic purpura after rubella.


The relationship between gout and the kidney.


A wit and his gout: the Reverend Sydney Smith.


Unsung heroes of medicine.

Unsung heroes of medicine.


Cellular transfer of tuberculin types of hypersensitivity: prospects for reconciliation with serologic results.


Association of cell surface antigens with microsomal membrane fractions derived from Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells.


A system for precise gradientelution chromatography: application to the chromatography of small amounts of phosphatides on columns of silicic acid.


Studies on the surface and cytoplasmic membranes of Ehrlich ascites-carcinoma cells. I. The hydrolysis of ATP and related nucleotides by microsomal membranes.


Familial gynecomastia without hypogonadism: a report of three cases in one family.


The modification of stereoscopic depth-perception and the kinetic depth-effect.


Why the modification of stereoscopic depth-perception is so rapid.


Modification of stereoscopic depth-perception.


The constancy of stereoscopic depth.

The constancy of stereoscopic depth.


The perception of neutral colors.

The perception of neutral colors.


Judgments of motivation for psychotherapy; some further explorations.


Oral and intravenous I-131-triolein tests in the assessment of disturbed triglyceride metabolism.


Ristocetins, inhibitors of cell wall synthesis in Staphylococcus aureus.


Studies of avian sarcoma and erythroblastosis (strain 13). I. Titration of infectivity by the use of wing-web inoculation.


Double appendix.

Double appendix.


The gamma-aminobutyric acid content and glutamate decarboxylase activity of brain tumours.


The microbiological production of 10-hydroxystearic acid from oleic acid.


Olfactory esthesioneuroepithelioma. Report of a case.


Abscess of the posterior nasal septum. Report of a case.


A rapid method for determination of barbiturate in serum or urine.


Ridge extension: a modified operative technic.


Seat belt campaign for federal employees.


Medical handicaps to driving. The pysician's dilemma in evaluation. The physician who examines a patient for impairment to driving must consider the welfare of the community which will be exposed to the patient's driving in addition to the welfare of the patient himself. The medical opinion on physical and mental fitness to drive should be based upon consideration of:1. Extent and nature of driving exposure.2. Relation of organ system involved to medical requirements of the driving task.3. Duration of condition and nature of adaptability.4. Predicted speed of onset of medical crisis.5. Evaluation of the patient and his environment as a totality. An informed medical society traffic safety committee can be of great assistance to the practicing physician and to the Department of Motor Vehicles in evaluating medical hazards in driving in special cases. Most regulations concerning impairment to driving are currently based upon consensus of expert opinion since statistically valid data are not yet available.


The effects of unavoidable shocks on a multiple schedule having an avoidance component. Two dogs were maintained on a multiple schedule having both a food reinforced and an avoidance component (Mult VI 1' S(Delta) Avoid(SS20 RS20) S(Delta)). The effects of superimposing an Estes-Skinner procedure for delivering unavoidable shocks on all components of the multiple schedule were observed. The buzzer-shock pairing of the Estes-Skinner procedure produced an increased rate of responding on the avoidance component of the schedule and also on the S(Delta) components. No persistent change in rate was observed on the food component during the pre-shock stimulus. Control performances on all components could be regained by either extinguishing or eliminating the buzzer-shock pairing. Extinction of the avoidance responding had little effect on the increased rates of responding produced by the Estes-Skinner procedure on the S(Delta) and avoidance extinction components and did not lead to a conditioned suppression of the food reinforced responding. Rate of responding during the pre-shock stimulus was observed to be relatively independent of changes in the maintaining schedules. Responding during the pre-shock stimulus could be conditioned and maintained after an extensive history of avoidance extinction.


Effects of pentobarbital on fixed-ratio reinforcement. Certain doses of pentobarbital consistently increased the rate of pecking engendered by a fixed-ratio schedule of 30 responses in a group of 13 pigeons, and still higher doses produced decrements in rate of responding. For individual subjects, the dose-effect functions were qualitatively similar, but differed with respect to the doses producing the maximum increase and subsequent decrease in rate. In general, the maximum occurred at lower doses and the decrement was greater at the highest dose in the birds with the highest control rates. It was also possible to distinguish between the effects of pentobarbital and several other drugs on the behavior maintained by FR 30. The results indicate that changes in rate of responding on FR 30 after drug administration are dose-dependent, drug-specific effects.


A serological survey of adenovirus infection in recruits.


The problem of the assessment of change in psychotherapy.


A simple biochemical "tripple test" for preliminary identification of group A streptococci.


A study of the properties of the Rhesus antibody (Ri) diagnostic for the rheumatoid factor and its application to Gm grouping.


Influence of a single injection of hydrocortisone on nasal eosinophilia.


Pulmonary and renal circulation in children with patent ductus arteriosus. Pre- and postoperative studies of thirty-four cases.


Influence of alcohol on the general activity of mice. A study of mice when undisturbed and when subjected to noise.


Ouabain-induced depression of the respiration of electrically stimulated brain slices in presence and absence of ethanol.


Rapid changes in creatine and adenosine phosphates of cerebral cortex slices on electrical stimulation with special reference to the effect of ethanol.


Chemistry of the organic peroxides.

Chemistry of the organic peroxides.


Emotionally disturbed children.

Emotionally disturbed children.


Factors influencing enterovirus and reovirus growth and plaque formation.


Differentiation and separation of attenuated and virulent polioviruses by adsorption to aluminum salts.


A disposable, consricted tissue culture tube.


Effect of organic and inorganic acids on poliovirus at 50 degrees C.


Selection of attenuated poliovirus from virulent suspensions by heating in aluminum chloride.


Thermal inactivation of poliovirus under anaerobic conditions. Wallis, Craig (Baylor University, Houston, Texas) and Joseph L. Melnick. Thermal inactivation of poliovirus under anaerobic conditions. J. Bacteriol. 84:389-392. 1962.-Of the six strains of poliovirus tested (three antigenic types), none was stabilized at 50 C under anaerobic conditions. The previously reported stabilization of polioviruses using thioglycolate had been attributed to anaerobic conditions. However, the sparing effect attained with high concentrations of thioglycolate was achieved as readily with other organic salts (benzoate, acetate) which could not be attributed to the anaerobic state. The viruses failed to be stabilized when low oxygen tension was obtained by dilute thioglycolate, l-cysteine, and nitrogen.


Comparison in vitro of new penicillins. Special reference to methicillin-resistant staphylococci.


Warburg studies on coccidioidin.

Warburg studies on coccidioidin.


Use of phenothiazine derivative, thioridazine, in the treatment of childhood emotional disorders.


In memoriam: Thomas YEATES.

In memoriam: Thomas YEATES.


Foveal sensitivity of the human eye in the near infrared.


Medical aspects of smoking.

Medical aspects of smoking.


A new disposable glass tissue culture tube.


Meckel's diverticulitis, a complication of pregnancy.


The hypercalcemia of adrenal insufficiency.


The perception of rhythmically repeated linear motion in the horizontal plane.


Blindness in an institution for the feebleminded.


Some considerations regarding occlusive vascular disease.


Orthoptic treatment of intermittent exotropia.


The treatment of diabetic vitreous hemorrhages.


Peptides isolated from tryptic and chymotryptic hydrolysates of S-sulfotrypsinogen.


The amino terminal sequence of bovine trypsinogen.


Compulsive shouting and Gilles de la Tourette's disease.


Neo-bladder.

Neo-bladder.


Korsakov's psychosis precipitated by convulsive seizures in chronic alcoholics.


Effect of migration on the genetic pool.


The effect of cetyltrimethylammonium on the uptake of sodium, sucrose, and albumin by frog sciatic nerves.


Finding prospective students.

Finding prospective students.


Conduction block produced by acetylcholine in cetyltrimethylammonium-treated frog nerves.


Comparison of direct and photographic electrocardiographic registration.


Evolution of the electrocardiogram of healthy premature infants during the first year of life.


The incidence of murmurs in healthy premature infants during their first 18 months of life.


P wave duration and P-R interval during first week of life.


Lesions of the oral cavity and hypopharynx.


A neurological commentary upon the "mummy" case.


Copper metabolism and the liver.

Copper metabolism and the liver.


Studies on the oxidase properties of ceruloplasmin: factors in normal and Wilson's-disease serum affecting oxidase activity.


Haematological and biochemical observations on a herd of Gambian cattle.


Remotely-controlled afterloading radiotherapy apparatus. (A preliminary report).


The effectiveness of "over-heard" persuasive communications.


Nitrite utilization by Brettanomyces.

Nitrite utilization by Brettanomyces.


Pulmonary hyaline membrane. A clinicopathological study and review of literature.


The role of the concentration of the products in integrated rate equations.


Isolation technique for containment or exclusion of bacteria for the prevention of cross infection in hospitals.


Spectral analysis of electroencephalograms recorded during learning in the cat, before and after subthalamic lesions.


The use of a self-filling, self-measuring disposable dilution micropipette with the Coulter counter.


Isolation of beta-sitosterol, beta-stosteryl-D-glucoside, and palmitic acid from coastal Bermuda grass and orchard grass.


Effectiveness of selenium and non-effectiveness of sulfur amino acids in preventing muscular dystrophy in the turkey poult.


On the distribution of haptoglobin types in Iceland.


Volume expander program for the hospital blood bank.


Chemical reactivity of a macromolecule as a function of its age.


Macromolecular ageing in vivo.

Macromolecular ageing in vivo.


A blood-bank service in a rural hospital in East Africa.


Depth electrode studies of thalamus and basal ganglia in movement disorders in man.


Depth electrode studies of thalamus and basal ganglia. Results in movement disorders in man.


Oscillatory activity in the nervous system. 1. Spontaneous oscillatory systems and alterations in stability.


Benign intracranial hypertension: report of a case.


Intralenticular foreign body as a cause of traumatic cataract.


James Wallace GRAHAM.

James Wallace GRAHAM.


Differences in male and female responses to underwater sensory deprivation: an exploratory study.


Differentiation of myoglobins and hemoglobins.


Pulmonary embolism or bacterial shock?

Pulmonary embolism or bacterial shock?


Jaundice following administration of fluphenazine dihydrochloride.


Detection nutritional imbalances.

Detection nutritional imbalances.


Supplementation.

Supplementation.


Studies of reinforcement of aggression. III. Transfer of responses to an interpersonal situation.


The relationship between thyroid function and anticoagulant thrapy.


Effect of solitary confinement on prisoners.


Symbolic learning and reading retardation.


Timing of punishment as a determinant of response inhibition.


Inhibition and disinhibition of responses through empathetic learning.


Enhancement of punitiveness by visual and audiovisual displays.


Synthesis of haem in normal and leukaemic leucocytes.


Complicated lesions of the biliary tract.


Malignant lesions of the upper part of the abdomen and the adrenal gland.


Doctors as ambassadors.

Doctors as ambassadors.


Indications for abdominal exploration when cancer is suspected.


Surgical observations on visits to the Far and Middle East. I. Introduction and visits and studies in Japan.


Surgical observations on visits to the Far and Middle East. II. Observations in Hong Kong, Singapore, Saigon, Bangkok, and New Delhi.


Surgical observations on visits to the Far and Middle East. III. Observations on Bahrain (Persian Gulf Shaikhdom), Cairo, Beirut, Damascus, Athens, and Naples.


In memoriam: (John McMaster WAUGH).

In memoriam: (John McMaster WAUGH).


Functional disorders of the alimentary tract.


Subperitoneal hematoma. Report of a case.


Occurrence of trichomonads in the respiratory tract. Report of three cases.


Allergy and immunology.

Allergy and immunology.


Clumsy children: developmental apraxia and agnosia.


Headache--2.


Headache. I.

Headache. I.


Some observations on the value of electro-encephalography in medico-legal practice.


We pay our nurses for what they do.

We pay our nurses for what they do.


Electrodesiccation of pigmented nevi.

Electrodesiccation of pigmented nevi.


Reversal of the antibiotic, bacillin, by N-acetylglucosamine. Walton, Robert B. (Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories, Rahway, N.J.) and Edward L. Rickes. Reversal of the antibiotic, bacillin, by N-acetylglucosamine. J. Bacteriol. 84:1148-1151. 1962.-Antibacillin, previously shown to reverse the antibiotic action of bacillin, was isolated from powdered milk and identified as N-acetylglucosamine, a substance that is present in almost all microbial and animal cells.


Basic identity of certain drug responses of the canine and human myocardium.


Splenic rupture in infectious mononucleosis.


Re-examination notices--advanced appointment method.


Muscular dystrophy: current research in Newcastle upon Tyne.


A psychotic family--folie a douze.

A psychotic family--folie a douze.


Monovalent cation effects on a deoxyribonucleic acid-synthesizing system.


Standards of evaluation in advertising art.


Immunofluorescent studies in dermatophyte infection.


Immunoleukopenia as an aspect of hypersensitivity to Propylthiouracil.


Ventricular tachycardia with gallamine and cyclopropane anesthesia.


Gastric carcinoma.

Gastric carcinoma.


Hereditary Legg-Calve-Perthes disease.

Hereditary Legg-Calve-Perthes disease.


Body composition of USAF flying personnel.


Constrictive arteritis of the aorta and its main branches.


Cancer of the larynx. Its management by radiation therapy.


Surgical treatment of primary carcinoma of liver.


Experimental studies of relative biological effectiveness of 910-Mev alpha particles in mammalian cells.


Familial osteoarthro-onychodysplasia.

Familial osteoarthro-onychodysplasia.


The catabolic fate of glucose in Bacillus subtilis.


Role of the Krebs cycle in ethylene biosynthesis.


Catabolism of glucose and gluconate in intact rats.


Metabolism studies by radiorespirometry.


The effect of colchicine on the acid-soluble ribonucleotides of normal and regenerating rat liver.


Studies on purified tetanus toxoid.

Studies on purified tetanus toxoid.


Differential responses of Paramecium aurelia to cigarette components.


Effect of ionic strength on the sedimentation of glycogen phosphorylase a.


Study of nursing needs of the chronically ill. Working paper no. 4: leisure time activities of the study group.


A follow-up study of unilateral cleft lips repaired by the modified Le Mesurier's and Tennison's technique.


The treatment of congenital harelip unflateral and bilateral.


Determining cholinesterase activity in human plasma. Simple test-strip method.


Respiration coordinating mechanism of the brain stem--a few controversial points.


The mechanism of the delta5-3-ketosteroid isomerase reaction: absorption and fluorescence spectra of enzyme-steroid complexes.


Skull fracture.

Skull fracture.


Prolonged apnea following succinylcholine in cancer patients receiving AB-132.


Studies of blood picture in Chinese: histochemical study of blood and bone marrow cells.


Metabolic activities of nuclear proteins and nucleic acids.


Molecular weight and hyperchromism of nuclear ribosomal ribonucleic acid.


Glimpses of the University of Minnesota's surgery department. Old and new, pedagogic and philosophic.


Can physiological gastrectomy be achieved by gastric freezing?


Importance of animal research and the experimental laboratory for progress in surgery.


The stomach since the Hunters. Gastric temperture and peptic ulcer; gastric cooling and freezing.


Intragastric cooling in the management of hemorrhage from the upper gastrointestinal tract.


Physiologic effects of gastric hypothermia. IV. Effect on ammonia tolerance in the normal anesthetized dog.


Intragastric cooling for upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Private care in pregnancy complicated by diabetes.


Influence of age and N, N'-diethylene-N"-phenethyl-phosphoramide (PEDP) upon nucleic acid and ribonuclease activity in tumor tissue.


Serum and liver protein metabolism in protein-depleted dogs.


Phenobarbital. Its effect on learning in epileptic children.


Effect of visual spatial context on perception of one's own body.


Starling's law of the heart. VII. Ventricular function in closed-chest unanesthetized dogs.


A fertile patient with Klinefelter's syndrome.


Diseases of the eye among mental defectives.


Norie's disease (atrofia bulborum hereditaria).


Inhibition of lactic dehydrogenase isoenzymes.


Biologic systems of Discoverer satellites XXIX and XXX. Growth of photosynthetic microorganisms following orbital space flight.


Electronic preceptoring in teaching beginning psychotherapy.


Serum gamma globulins and infection in Jamaica.


Fatal hypernatremia after a saline emetic.


Serum iron and total iron-binding capacity in liver diseases, anaemias and haemoglobinopathies.


Diabetic coma without ketoacidosis.

Diabetic coma without ketoacidosis.


The quantitation of globulins by paper electrophoresis.


Transfer of hydrophilic cations from an aqueous to a lipophilic phase by phosphatidic acids.


Studies on adjuvant-induced polyarthritis in rats. I. Adjuvant composition, route of injection, and removal of depot site.


Open heart operation. 2.

Open heart operation. 2.


Production of L phase variants of bacteria with cycloserine.


Open heart operation. I.

Open heart operation. I.


The laboratory--bacterial and mycotic diseases.


Anaphylactoid purpura.

Anaphylactoid purpura.


Two pins.

Two pins.


Experimental studies on vestibular mechanisms. I. Directional preponderance of nystagmus in cats.


Histologic response of rabbits to two injections of purified protein antigen.


Laryngeal and pharyngeal pouches. Surgical approach and the use of cinefluorographic and other radiologic techniques as diagnostic aids.


The temporal bone banks program for research in disorders of hearing and equilibrium.


Genetic aspects of the susceptibility of mosquitoes to malarial infection.


A clinical assessment of an anabolic agent--oxymethalone (Anapolon).


Sex differences in the alpha-tocopherol requirement of rats as shown by the haemolysis test.


An analysis of surgical cases in a Nigerian mission hospital. Approximately 315 major surgical cases were treated in one year in a one-doctor 80-bed mission hospital in Nigeria. The hospital serves a population of 137,000. One hundred and forty-three of the cases were herniorrhaphies: 19 of these cases were strangulated, of which seven required bowel resection. A case of a strangulated inguinal hernia containing uterus, Fallopian tubes and ovaries is reported. Other interesting surgical cases are also discussed.


Comparison of histalog and histamine as stimulants for maximal gastric secretion in human subjects and in dogs.


The course of childhood schizophrenia.

The course of childhood schizophrenia.


The treatment of trichomonas with flagyl, a new oral synthetic.


Lipoma of the cecum. A case report and review of literature.


The Pickwickian syndrome. A review of the literature and report of a case.


Carcinoma of the bladder and multiple unrelated malignancy.


Geordie windlass.

Geordie windlass.


Capillary blood pH by a dilution technic.


The effect of ionic strength on the haemolytic activity of complement.


Effects of calcium deficiency and excess on transmembrane potentials in frog heart.


Automatic indirect blood pressure determination in flight.


The Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome.

The Creutzfeldt-Jakob syndrome.


Juvenile acanthosis nigricans in twins with neurological changes including spastic paraparesis.


Follicular mucinosis.

Follicular mucinosis.


Colloid infiltration of the skin.

Colloid infiltration of the skin.


Dysglobulinemia. Report of the condition in a child.


Effect of ethyl alcohol on some coagulation factors in rat.


Effect of ethyl alcohol on some coagulation factors in man during anticoagulant therapy.


Scientific research as a career.

Scientific research as a career.


Maternal impressions and congenital malformations.


Mental retardation, absence of patellae, other malformations with chromosomal mosiacism.


Chromosome analyses in mongolism (Langdon-Down syndrome) associated with leukemia.


A chromosomal abnormality in a girl with some features of Down's syndrome (mongolism).


Pathology and experimental teratology.

Pathology and experimental teratology.


Hypertension in children.

Hypertension in children.


Respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn--principles in treatment.


Temporal judgment as a function of nosological classification and experimental method.


Symptomatic relief in primary dentition. Controlled study of a new salicylate gel.


Quality control and testing of drugs in Canada.


Nucleotide and nucleic acid metabolism in developing amphibian embryos--III. Metabolism of acid-soluble nucleotides.


Relationships between health and socio-moral behavior pertinent to health guidance.


Wanted: many teachers.

Wanted: many teachers.


Intestinal volvulus in idiopathic steatorrhea. Volvulus of the intestine has recently been observed in three patients with idiopathic steatorrhea in relapse. Two patients gave a history of intermittent abdominal pain, distension and obstipation. Radiographic studies during these attacks revealed obstruction at the level of the sigmoid colon. Reduction under proctoscopic control was achieved in one instance, spontaneous resolution occurring in the other. The third patient presented as a surgical emergency and underwent operative reduction of a small intestinal volvulus. Persistence of diarrhea and weight loss postoperatively led to further investigation and a diagnosis of idiopathic steatorrhea. In all cases, treatment resulted in clinical remission with a coincident disappearance of obstructive intestinal symptoms. The pathogenesis of volvulus in sprue is poorly understood. Atonicity and dilatation of the bowel and stretching of the mesentery likely represent important factors. The symptoms of recurrent abdominal pain and distension in idiopathic steatorrhea necessitate an increased awareness of intestinal volvulus as a complication of this disease.


The interaction of poliovirus RNA with Escherichia coli ribosomes.


A multiple ribosomal structure in protein synthesis.


Vascular tree of intraocular transplants of frog renal adenocarcinoma.


Fertility and infertility.

Fertility and infertility.


Effect of neonatal thymectomy on the immune response in the chicken.


The immunological role of different lymphoid organs in the chicken. I. Dissociation of immunological responsiveness.


Bacteriology of air-conditioning ducts with special reference to operating rooms. The number of bacteria in air, before filtration with five different easily available filters in the low positive-pressure type of airconditioning system of the Winnipeg General Hospital, was between 3 and 4/cu. ft., and after filtration between 1 and 2/cu. ft. with all types of filters. Cl. welchii contributed about 1% and Staph. pyogenes about 0.1% of this total. Sampling the exhaust air from an operating room during an operation showed that the bacterial count fluctuated with the degree of activity in the room and was from two to 10 times as high as in the air delivered to the room.Atlhough every reasonable attempt should be made to diminish the bacterial count of air in hospitals, if much energy and money is to be spent it would probably be wiser to investigate sources of hospital infection other than the type of air-conditioning system described in this report.


Enumeration of air-borne bacteria in hospital. An investigation of the "normal" bacterial content of the air of a large general hospital is described. In many different places within five different areas 70 to 200 settle-plate or slit-sampler bacterial counts were carried out. Average counts were most often of the same order as or lower than other published results and were proportional to human activity. The use of the logarithms of the counts showed no advantage, and conventional statistics should be applied with caution in evaluating such studies. Slitsampler and settle-plate counts of all bacteria showed no correlation, whereas those of Staph. aureus were correlated. There is a lack of parallelism between hospital infection and air bacteria counted by current methods, which are, therefore, not suitable for routine use.


The rectal carcinoid.

The rectal carcinoid.


Ribonucleic acid polymerase of Azotobacter vinelandii, II. Formation of DNA-RNA hybrids with single-stranded DNA as primer.


An ophthalmodynamometer.

An ophthalmodynamometer.


Observations on Tetrahymena pyriformis relating to the Pasteur effect.


Non-staining corneal ulcers.

Non-staining corneal ulcers.


Relationship between degree of learning and retention.


Tetanus following abortion.

Tetanus following abortion.


Women's auxiliary.

Women's auxiliary.


Production of a polysaccharide by Staphylococcus aureus. I. Enhancement by penicillins.


Microbiological determination of alanine in proteins and foods.


The syncytial viruses.

The syncytial viruses.


Sex hormone therapy.

Sex hormone therapy.


Steroid sulfatase in the human pacenta.

Steroid sulfatase in the human pacenta.


Steroid synthesis in the placenta.

Steroid synthesis in the placenta.


Impaired learning by monkeys with unilateral lesions in association cortex.


The use of teflon grafts for replacement of ureters. II.


Differential effect of fixed acid and carbon dioxide on ammonia toxicity.


Liver disease and ammonia intoxication.

Liver disease and ammonia intoxication. The relation between ammonia intoxication and liver disease is not clear. Ammonia appears to be relatively non-toxic to normal individuals, whereas some patients with liver disease appear to be exquisitely sensitive to dietary protein, ammonia-releasing substances, and ammonium salts. In an attempt to elucidate this relationship the intravenous LD(50) of ammonium chloride was determined in both normal mice and in those with liver disease produced by a variety of means. Parenchymal damage was created by acute and chronic carbon tetrachloride intoxication, a low-protein, lipotrope-deficient diet, and mouse hepatitis virus. Mice in which the portal vein had been partially ligated and those infected with Schistosoma mansoni developed portal-systemic collateral circulation. Groups of these mice were placed on high-protein diets and ammonia drinking water for periods as long as two months. A combination of both parenchymal damage and collateral circulation was induced in mice either by bile duct ligation or by a combination of schistosomiasis and acute carbon tetrachloride intoxication. When the above groups of mice with liver disease were compared with normal control mice in the same weight range, the LD(50) of ammonium chloride showed no striking change.


The contribution of worm burden and host response to the development of hepato-splenic schistosomiasis mansoni in mice.


The influence of treatment on the development and course of murine hepato-splenic schistosomiasis mansoni.


Biosynthesis and metabolism of sialic acids.


The biosynthesis of cytidine 5'-monophospho-n-acetylneuraminic acid by an enzyme from Neisseria meningitidis.


General practice in the future.

General practice in the future.


Clothing-borne epidemic. Organic phosphate poisoning in children.


Vision and reading: interrelation between optometry and education.


The treatment of obesity with benzphetamine hydrochloride. A double-blind study.


Hemorrhagic postoperative complications.


Prevention of viral diseases.

Prevention of viral diseases.


A critique of S.S. Stevens' "New Psychophysics".


Preference aversion in mice to bitter substance. Preference-aversion functions demonstrable for sweet and salty stimuli have been found for a "bitter" substance, sucrose octaacetate, at individually specific concentrations for mice. The data support Schneirla's views correlating stimulus magnitudes and approach-withdrawal. The positive reinforcing value of this bitter substance as a weak stimulus is diminished with continuous exposure and no secondary reinforcement. Avoidance is related to intensity of stimulation rather than modality or postingestion effects.


Regeneration of bone marrow in irradiated parabiont rats.


Induction of enterotoxin enterocolitis in dogs.


Correlation of staphylococcal enterotoxins with experimentally induced enterocolitis.


An apparatus for intraarterial chemotherapy of cancer.


Mental ill-health in adolescence.

Mental ill-health in adolescence.


Psychiatric disturbance in adolescence.

Psychiatric disturbance in adolescence.


Postprostatectomy epididymitis.

Postprostatectomy epididymitis.


Experimental study of the oxygen differential theory of ventricular fibrillation.


Saving life in the x-ray department.

Saving life in the x-ray department.


Evaluation of drugs in industry. A method for comparing the effectiveness of drugs in the treatment of acute functional disorders.


Synthesis and migration of proteins in the cells of the exocrine pancreas as revealed by specific activity determination from radioautographs. Radioautographs of pancreatic acinar cells were prepared in rats and mice sacrificed at various times after injection of leucine-, glycine-, or methionine-H(3). Measurements of radioactivity concentration (number of silver grains per unit area) and relative protein concentration (by microspectrophotometry of Millon-treated sections) yielded the mean specific activity of proteins in various regions of the acinar cells. The 2 to 5 minute radioautographs as well as the specific activity time curves demonstrate protein synthesis in ergastoplasm. From there, most newly synthesized proteins migrate to and accumulate in the Golgi zone. Then they spread to the whole zymogen region and, finally, enter the excretory ducts. An attempt at estimating turnover times indicated that two classes of proteins are synthesized in the ergastoplasm: "sedentary" with a slow turnover (62.5 hours) and "exportable" with rapid turnover (4.7 minutes). It is estimated that the exportable proteins spend approximately 11.7 minutes in the Golgi zone where they are built up into zymogen granules, and thereafter 36.0 minutes as fully formed zymogen granules, before they are released outside the acinar cell as pancreatic secretion. The mean life span of a zymogen granule in the cell is estimated to be 47.7 minutes.


The general and his surgeon (H. H. McGUIRE).