Medical care in fatal illnesses of a rural Punjab population: some social, biological and cultural factors and their ecological implication.


Clini copathological review of ten cases of Morquio's disease.


"Preserve sight, prevent blindness". 8. The problem of blindness in India: its causes and methods of prevention.


Myopathy (progressive muscular dystrophy): a clinical and tissue respiration study.


Relationship between nuclear and cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid.


In vitro studies on the utilization of glucose-1-14C by guinea-pig lungs in experimental bagassosis.


Study of glucose tolerance and synthesis of hepatic glycogen from glucose and glycine-1-C-14 in tuberculous guinea pigs.


Study of glycogen synthesizing and degrading enzymes of guinea pig liver in experimental tuberculosis.


Closure of the inguinal canal in treatment of hernia.


Surgical treatment of ascites secondary to cirrhosis of liver.


Patency of the vitello-intestinal duct.

Patency of the vitello-intestinal duct.


Toronto General Hospital. The Department of Diagnostic Radiology.


Benign surgical lesions of the stomach and duodenum.


Hydrostatic reduction of intussusception.


Pneumonias of early infancy.

Pneumonias of early infancy.


Neurofibroma associated with lymphatic aneurysm. Report of a case.


Secondary methemoglobinemia due to the adulteration of fish with sodium nitrite.


Cervical caries with retropharyngeal abscess.


Amino acid content of monkey brain. II. Quantitative values of cystine, alpha-alanine, serine and glycine.


Haemorrhagic hereditary telangiectasia.

Haemorrhagic hereditary telangiectasia.


Anticonvulsant property of tolbutamide.

Anticonvulsant property of tolbutamide.


Pathogenesis of dust diseases.

Pathogenesis of dust diseases.


Extrapyramidal features due to perphenazine.


Relief of intractable pain by intrathecal injection of neurolytic solutions.


Field trial with oral contraceptive M-xylohydro-quinone.


A life saving vaccine.

A life saving vaccine.


Mechanisms of immunological tissue damage.


A case of metastasis of seminoma to the palatine tonsil


The complex pathogenic effect of tumors.


Viral leukemias in mice.

Viral leukemias in mice.


Intracellular lymphocytes in leukaemia.

Intracellular lymphocytes in leukaemia.


Trimethadione nephrosis.

Trimethadione nephrosis.


The Warsaw public health conference in 1922


Experimental hyphema in rabbits. V. The production of a hemolytic agent and its effect on the rate of absorption.


Hypotonia universalis infantalis: the floppy infant.


Identification of the adrenocorticotrophin-producing cells in the rat hypophysis by autoradiography. The relative rates of protein (hormone) synthesis and secretion by the various cell types in the anterior hypophysis of the rat have been studied by means of autoradiography. Normal and adrenalectomized male rats were injected with tritiated glycine and their hypophyses removed and fixed at 20, 40, and 90 minutes and 15 hours after injection. Autoradiograms of the hypophysial sections were prepared and autoradiographic grains were counted in the film overlying the cytoplasm of individual cells. With the aid of this method, a unique cell type was identified in the hypophyses of adrenalectomized rats. This cell is morphologically distinct from "gonadectomy cells," "thyroidectomy cells," and from previously described normal cell types, and is therefore designated as the "adrenalectomy cell." Among the 7 cell types differentiated in this study, the "adrenalectomy cell" had the highest tritium content and, in addition, at the time intervals studied this cell had the fastest rate of appearance and disappearance of protein tritium. This autoradiographic evidence of rapid protein (or polypeptide) turnover following adrenalectomy indicates that the "adrenalectomy cell" is the site of adrenocorticotrophin production in the adrenalectomized rat. Further autoradiographic and cytological evidence is presented which suggests that the "adrenalectomy cells" may be derived from chromophobes, and that a portion of the "large chromophobes" as defined in this study may be the site of adrenocorticotrophin production in the normal rat.


Endometrial hyperplasia and uterine bleeding.


Respiration and glutathione in the growing rat lens.


Pyridine nucleotides in normal and diabetic rat lenses.


Opportunities in nutrition education.

Opportunities in nutrition education.


Qualitative changes in verbal response as a function of stimulus deprivation.


Percutaneous brachial cerebral angiography.


EEG findings in Parkinsonism.

EEG findings in Parkinsonism.


Studies in dogs on the biphasic nature of the gastric secretory response to hypoglycaemia and other stimuli with special reference to the role of the adrenals. The gastric secretory response of dogs with fundal pouches to insulin hypoglycaemia is biphasic in character, the two secretory peaks being separated by some hours. The first response depends on the intact innervation of the pouch and is attributed to direct vagal action on the parietal cell. Experiments have been made to test the hypothesis that the second peak is due to activation of a pituitary adrenal mechanism.The second phasic response does not depend on the intact innervation of the pouch and does not coincide with the period of hypoglycaemia. No relationship has been established with the second phase and plasma cortisol levels nor is this peak abolished by bilateral adrenalectomy. The second acid secretory response, however, is only evident when acid secretion of the main stomach makes prolonged contact with the antral mucosa; it is abolished by antrectomy. The hypothesis is put forward that the pattern of response following insulin hypoglycaemia after the initial vagal response is attributable to an interaction of acid-inhibiting and acid-stimulating mechanisms of gastric acid secretion mediated through the gastric antrum.


Serum glycoproteins in offspring of normal and alloxan-diabetic rabbits.


Immuno-electorphoretic demonstration of differences in serum proteins of newborn infants of normal and diabetic mothers.


Research uses of vital records in vital statistics surveys.


A combined microphoresis-autoradiography technique.


Stopped-flow measurements of CO and O2 uptake by hemoglobin in sheep erythrocytes.


Effect of shape-volume changes on uptake of CO and O2 by hemoglobin in erythrmcytes.


Uptake of O2 and CO by hemoglobin in sheep erythrocytes at various temperatures.


Influence of metabolism on uptake of CO and O2 by hemoglobin in erythrocytes.


The use of carbon monoxide to prevent sickle-cell formation.


Metabolic aspects of the uptake of oxygen by haemoglobin in erythrocytes.


On the nature of hypercoagulability.

On the nature of hypercoagulability.


Induction of partial synchrony in mammalian cells by sub-culturing procedures.


Economics, indications and contraindications for endodontic therapy.


Studies on experimental hypercholesterolemia and atherosclerosis.


Relation of maternal fetal hemoglobin and bilirubin to neonatal anemia, type of delivery, and outcome of pregnancy.


Skin antisepsis.

Skin antisepsis.


Cryoglobulinemia. An inherited molecular disease?


A double blind placebo controlled trial of Stemetil (prochlorperazine) on chronic hospitalised schizophrenics.


Hemodialysis in obstructive disease as a preliminary to urologic diagnosis.


The doctour of physik and 14th century medicine.


Phosphoenolpyruvic carboxytransphosphorylase, a CO2 fixation enzyme from propionic acid bacteria.


Carbon dioxide fixation by phosphopyruvate carboxylase from spinach.


Follow-up studies of patients with superficial gastritis and patients with a normal gastric mucosa.


Surgical emphysema. Report of a case and review.


Meningitis due to Diplococcus mucosus.

Meningitis due to Diplococcus mucosus.


B. Anthracis from silent skin lesions.

B. Anthracis from silent skin lesions.


The effect of some organic acids on metal toxicities in Aspergillus niger.


Affinity of P2 rd 1 for prophage sites on the chromosome of Escherichia coli strain C.


Urinary excretion of histamine in patients with dystrophia myotonica.


Diet and histamine in the ruminant.

Diet and histamine in the ruminant.


Treatment of Meniere's disease by ultrasonic irradiation. Physical, experimental and clinical studies.


Flumidin trials in an Arctic milieu

Flumidin trials in an Arctic milieu


Hyperkalemia and sudden death during Spironolactone (Aldactone) therapy.


Dopamine-beta-oxidase activity in man, using hydroxyamphetamine as substrate. Hydroxyamphetamine was administered orally to five human subjects in daily doses of 26 to 118 mg. Approximately half the dosage administered was recoverable in the urine as unchanged drug (free plus conjugated) and 3.7 to 9.1% was excreted as the beta-hydroxylated metabolite, hydroxynorephedrine (free plus conjugated). Since conversion of hydroxyamphetamine to hydroxynorephedrine occurs in vitro by the action of dopamine-beta-oxidase, a simple method is suggested for measuring the activity of this enzyme and the effect of its inhibitors in man. No impairment of beta-hydroxylation was noted in an adrenalectomized subject. The beta-hydroxylation of hydroxyamphetamine in vivo has not been described previously.


Studies of the interaction between polyoma virus and its host animals.


Treatment of Meniere's disease by ultrasonic irradiation.


Erythropoietic dysfunction in a case of Fanconi's anaemia.


The detection of peptides on paper with phenyl isothiocyanate.


Pharmacological analysis of acetylcholinesterase-rich ganglion cells in the lumbo-sacral sympathetic system of the cat.


Effect of hypophysectomy on diabetic retinopathy.


The correlation between the occurrence and localization of acetylcholinesterase-rich cell bodies in the stellate ganglion and the outflow of cholinergic sweat secretory fibres to the fore paw of the cat.


The layered, asymmetric structure of the plasma membrane in the exocrine pancreas cells of the cat.


The connections between A- and I-band filaments in striated frog muscle.


Alpha-methyldopa: antihypertensive drug with unusual mechanism of action.


The use of an oral airway in the treatment of respiratory distress of infants.


Effect of reserpine and hypogastric denervation on the noradrenaline content of the vas deferens and the seminal vesicle of the guinea-pig.


Food borne diseases.

Food borne diseases.


Use of an analog computer to calculate treatment dose for multiple fields.


Clinical cardiology. The use of polarizing solutions.


Respiratory treatment of neurosurgical patients.


Absorption of glucose and D-xylose from different parts of the small intestine of the rat in vitro.


The effect of the incubation medium on active transport of glucose by the small intestine of the rat in vitro.


Immunological aspect of psychiatric gerontology.


Supplemental triiodothyronine in the treatment of constipation of hypothyroidism resistant to desiccated thvroid.


Metabolic effects of thyrotrophic hormone in man.


Hypergammaglobulinemia and thyroid antibodies.


The serum proteins in diabetes mellitus in relation to vascular complications.


Fibromyoma of the pancreas.

Fibromyoma of the pancreas.


Trial of amitriptyline in chronic depression.


Amitriptyline: a controlled trial in chronic depressive states.


Peptides in human urine.

Peptides in human urine.


Cerebral palsy in Norway.

Cerebral palsy in Norway.


Rapidautomatic electrophoretic analysis. I. Methods and apparatus.


Some alternative paths to simplification of clinical chemistry.


The purification and partial characterization of several forms of hog renin substrate. Hog renin substrate has been separated into three major (A, B, and C) and two minor forms (D and E) by DEAE cellulose chromatography. Two of the major forms (B and C) have been further fractionated into two additional types (1 and 2) by countercurrent distribution. The purification of substrates A, C(1), and C(2) has been completed. Analysis shows that all three are glycoproteins with molecular weights of about 57,000, and have similar amino acid compositions. Differences exist in the sialic acid, glucosamine, and neutral hexose content, which may account for different physical properties. All the forms of the substrates are attacked by renin at similar rates, and appear to yield the same angiotensin I.


Weeverfish toxin. Some physico-chemical and immunological observations.


Toxin of the weeverfish (Trachinus draco). Experimental studies on animals.


Papain and chymopapain: comparative activation studies. I.


The electrocardiogram in uremia.

The electrocardiogram in uremia.


Ectopic atrial rhythms.

Ectopic atrial rhythms.


The effect of various chemicals on papain activation.


Detection of valvular insufficiency by a platinum electrode technic. A preliminary study.


Experiences in domiciliary occupational therapy.


Two-dimensional thin-layer chromatography of rat liver phosphatides.


Clotting mechanism.

Clotting mechanism.


Etiopathogenesis and management of thyroiditis.


Radioiodine in diagnosis and therapy of hyperthyroidism. Hyperthyroidism caused by hyperfunctioning thyroid adenoma.


Family physician cooperation with school health programs.


Two 'synthetic social relations'.

Two 'synthetic social relations'.


Behaviorism at fifty.

Behaviorism at fifty.


Scalene-lymph-node biopsy. Reappraisal of risks and indications.


Pocket survival kit.

Pocket survival kit.


Some recent technical advance in dental materials.


Attenuated strains of the virus of foot-and-mouth disease. Studies in small animals with strains of common origin modified by different methods.


Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in treatment of multiple myeloma. VII. M & B 938.


Vitamin E oxidation with alkaline ferricyanide. Oxidation of dl-alpha-tocopherol or its model, 6-hydroxy-2,2,5,7,8-pentamethylchroman, with alkaline ferricyanide yields a variety of products. In addition to the known dimeric keto ether, two new products, compound A, a trimer, and compound B, an isomer of compound A, were ioslated. Ultraviolet and infrared absorption spectra and paper chromatography indicate that compound A might be identical with liver metabolite "O" which results from the addition of alpha-tocopherol to the diet.


Alarm reaction of the top smelt, Atherinops affinis (Ayres). The "alarm" substance of the top smelt, Atherinops affinis (Ayres), has been isolated by extraction with methanol or ether from suffocated top smelt. These concentrated extracts, when introduced into an aquarium containing top smelt, induce a strong alarm reaction in the fish, characterized by rapid swimming, jumping, and often severe seizures. The fact that extracts from white surfperch, Phanerodon furcatus (Girard); surf smelt, Hypomesus pretiosus (Girard); northern anchovy, Engraulis mordox (Girard); or Pacific herring, Clupea pallasi (Valenciennes) caused only mild excitation in the top smelt indicates the species-specificity of the alarm reaction.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. XI. Quantitative response of the Sa180 system to deoxypyridoxine.


Experimental evaluation of potential anticancer agents. X. A specificity test for distinguishing false positives.


The nurse-role: an instrumental and/or expressive function?


Some barriers to communication between patients and hospital functionaries.


Impulse experience and control in adolescence.


Relation of psychological and language test scores and autopsy findings in aphasia.


Perforation of the small intestine in the newborn. Report of two cases in premature infants.


Cerebral scanning with radioactive chlormerodrin (Neohydrin).


Studies of metastatic bone lesions with stontium 85.


Military psychiatry.

Military psychiatry.


Histological and histochemical studies of the developing tooth bud in the offspring of animals on a sucrose-free diet.


"Posterior apophysis" in L.IV--the cause of neuroradicular disturbance.


Preventive gynecological surveys and detection of cancer of the cervix uteri at the 2d Gynecological and Obstetrical Clinic of the Charles University in Prague during the past 10 years


The influence of certain antimetabolites on the incorporation of orotic acid into pseudouridine in animals.


Skin affections caused by hard metal dust.


First and second trimester bleeding.

First and second trimester bleeding.


Performance of phacoerisis aided with chymotryphsin in our cataract cases. Employment of the own suction set.


Linkage studies in Tribolium castaneum Herbst. VII. The map position of four sex-linked lethals.


Linkage studies in Tribolium castaneum Herbst. VI. "Divergent elytra," an incompletely recessive sex-linked gene.


Survival of Tribolium castaneum Herbst after rocket flight into the ionosphere.


Linkage studies in Tribolium castaneum Herbst. V. The genetics of bar eye, microcephalic and microphthalmic, and their relationships to black, jet, pearl and sooty.


Clinicolaboratory study of acute gonorrhea in men in the El Paso, Tex, area.


Hemorrhagic disease induced in young rats by Rous chick sarcoma virus.


Experimental studies of degenerative joint disease.


The genetics of degenerative joint disease in mice.


Degenerative joint disease in birds.

Degenerative joint disease in birds.


Thyroxine stimulation of amino acid incorporation into protein. Localization of stimulated step.


Higher nervous functions; the orienting reflex.


Some aspects of the natural history of hypertension.


Cross-dependence between neamine and other basic antibiotics.


Reliability of affective arrangement of wordcards on a plane.


Perceived activity in Semantic Atlas words as indicated by a tapping response.


Quantitative determination of oxygen-18 by activation analysis.


Axenic culture of Paramecium-some observations on the growth behavior and nutritional requirements of a particle-bearing strain of Paramecium aurelia 299 lambda.


A method for postmortem dissection of the vertebral arteries.


Unusual wound complication following cholecystectomy for typhoid gallbladder.


Larhalsbrudd.

Larhalsbrudd.


Breast-feeding, weaning, and acculturation.


Uptake of iodine-131 by thyroids of rats during healing of fractures.


Cerebellar and cerebral gliomas occurring in the same individual.


Proposed method of assay for Diaphene.

Proposed method of assay for Diaphene.


The aging patient.

The aging patient.


A modified Dennis Browne splint.

A modified Dennis Browne splint.


Disorders associated with chromosomal aberrations. III. Autosomal trisomies.


The electrocardiographic findings in left ventricular hypertrophy and dilatation.


Immunohistologic localization of gamma-1-macroglobulins, beta-2A-myeloma proteins, 6.6 S gamma-myeloma proteins and Bence Jones proteins.


Plasmapheresis therapy in macroglobulinemia.


Clinical and experimental metabolism of normal 6.6s gamma-globulin in normal subjects and in patients with macroglobulinemia and multiple myeloma.


Marital disharmony: concurrent therapy of husband and wife by the same psychiatrist. III. An analysis of the therapeutic elements and action.


Giant-cell reparative granulomas of the jaws.


The early prognosis in malignant disease of the ovary.


Hepatic transport of organic cations: active uptake of a quaternary ammonium compound, procaine amide ethobromide. by rat liver slices.


Cyclophosphamide. A clinical study.

Cyclophosphamide. A clinical study.


Immunological attack by adult cells in the developing chick embryo: influence of the vascularity of the host spleen and of homograft rejection by the embryo on splenomegaly.


A sex difference in the splenomegaly syndrome in chick embryos injected with adult spleen cells or blood.


Relationship between splenomegaly, runting and tolerance to skin homografts in chicken.


Actively acquired transplantation immunity in the chick embryo.


Alice and the Red King; the psycho-analytic view of existence.


Group psychotherapy with father and son as co-therapists: some dynamic considerations.


The fixed idea as an internalized transitional object.


Some physiological charcteristics of two sets of phage-propagating strains of Staphylococcus aureus. A number of physiological characteristics were studied on some 29 strains of phage-propagating staphylococci belonging to the Basic International Series and the Seto-Wilson bovine-adapted set. All the cultures except strain 73 were coagulase-positive, with reciprocal titers ranging from 2 to 8,192. Strain 73 was again an exception with respect to phosphatase activity. Group 1 yielded high values for both phosphatase and oxygen uptake but low values for extracellular protein. Resistance to penicillin was demonstrated only by strains 80, 81, 53, 54, 75, and 77. Strain 70, one of the highest coagulase producers, alone showed no catalase activity. Mannitol was fermented by all coagulase-positive strains. Hemolysis of one or more of three kinds of erythrocytes (sheep, rabbit, and human) was a common characteristic of most strains. However, pigmentation was a nondiscriminating parameter. Although one-half of the cultures liquefied gelatin, most of them gave similar antibiotic-sensitivity tests, except the six which were penicillinase producers. There was little difference in growth rate for all strains. Comparison of coagulase production to cell size indicated that the high-titer strains were generally larger than the low producers. The foregoing evidence avers that, in addition to lytic spectrum, physiological properties can usefully characterize staphylococcal phage-propagating strains.


Resolving conflicts between education and service.


The relationship between agreeing response set and social desirability.


Amphotericin B and electrodesiccation for chromoblastomycosis.


Validity of the radioactive phosphorus uptake test following ocular surgery.


Steroid therapy in cavernous sinus thrombosis.


Theoretical diencephalic factors in periodic paralysis.


Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura in pregnancy.


Comparison of fetal and adult ABH antigens by the quantitative hemagglutination technic.


Puerperal thrombophlebitis: prevention and treatment.


Association of anaemia in pregnancy and folic acid deficiency.


Obstetric factors suggesting diabetes evaluated by the rapid intravenous glucose tolerance test.


The changing picture of cerebral dysfunction in early childhood.


Uterus didelphys with unilateral haematocolpos.


N.S.W. Department of Public Health: School Medical Service Asthma Clinic regime.


Occupational safety with laser (optical maser) beams.


The laser: a challenge to biomedical research and environmental helath.


The effect of aminophylline on the blood volume of the brain of the white rat.


Recent epidemiological data on infectious hepatitis.


State mental and penal hospitals: a source of clinical patients while providing better medical care.


Changes in the ECG and circulation of dogs due to changes in the tone of the renal pelvis and bladder.


Effect of hypoxia on venous pressure in the brain.


Use of Mydocalm in influencing the effect of muscle tremor on the ECG.


Effect of procaine on coronary circulation.


Electrocardiographic and circulatory changes in progressive muscular dystrophy.


Effect of hypoxia on the coronary circulation of the dog.


Social service in the smaller hospital.

Social service in the smaller hospital.


Conditioned inhibition of the avoidance reflex.


Immunity in African trypanosomiasis.

Immunity in African trypanosomiasis. In this review of current knowledge and research on the immunological responses in African trypanosomiasis, the author deals with the non-specific constitutional resistance of man and animals to trypanosomes; the results of research on specific adaptive immunity developed during and after illness and the demonstration of protective antibody; some promising results that have been achieved in attempts at vaccination; the effect of immunity on chemotherapy; the antigenic structure of trypanosome strains; the use of various serological tests in diagnosis and the application of immunochemistry to trypanosomiasis serology.In his conclusions, he suggests that more modern techniques should be used in serological investigations to solve the problem of the difference between cyclically and mechanically transmitted strains and that of relapse strains. It is also important to determine whether relapse strains are transmitted cyclically by flies without any antigenic change. Further studies are needed on the sensitivity to chemotherapeutic drugs of trypanosomes mechanically and cyclically transmitted. Finally, the author suggests that more research be conducted on various methods of immunization with killed and with living vaccines.


Studies on the aversive classical conditioning. 2. On the reinforcing role of shock in the classical leg flexion conditioning.


Agewise difference in the uptake of radioactive triiodothyronine (T3) by red blood cells.


A report on the laboratory diagnosis of cholera.


Conflict, accommodation, and progress: some socioeconomic observations on medical education and the practicing profession.


A chromosome study of radiation sensitization by 5-bromodeoxyuridine.


The use of lycoramine derivatives in myasthenia gravis.


Fatality after antimony dimercapto-succinate ("Astiban").


The electrocardiogram in healthy East African (Bantu and Nilotic) men.


Three cases of coarctation of the aorta from an East African hospital.


Carcinoma of the male breast.

Carcinoma of the male breast.


Rectal absorption of glucose. Review of literature and experiments on children with rectal infusion of C14-glucose.


Hemolyin production as an aid in the identification and quantitation of Eaton agent (Mycoplasma pneumoniae).


The position of Christian hospitals in India today.


The driver and his health.

The driver and his health.


Ophthalmological odyssey.

Ophthalmological odyssey.


Studies on the antigenicity of tuberculin-active peptide.


The mechanism of the blockade of synaptic transmission in the mammalian spinal cord by diethyl ether and by thiopental.


Effects of ether and thiopental on spinal presynaptic terminals.


Left atrial arrhythmias.

Left atrial arrhythmias.


Tracheotomy in the treatment of thoracic injuries.


Recovery of gamma irradiated Rhizopus stolonifer sporangiospores during autoinhibition of germination.


The social relations of hospitalized alcoholics.


Tone cessation as conditioned signal.

Tone cessation as conditioned signal.


A hemagglutination reaction of mothers and infants of different ABO and Rh groups.


Determination of progesterone in human plasma.


A modified method for the quantitative determination of progesterone in human plasma.


Ethionamide, pyrazinamide and cycloserine used successfully in the treatment of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis.


Preparation of brain mitochondria.

Preparation of brain mitochondria.


Bacteriophage typing of Staphylococcus aureus in Israel. A new "epidemic" type in hospital infections.


Complete denture for four year old child.


Maxillary segmental movements in infancy.


Changes in immunodiffusion patterns and in nucleic acid content of Staphylococcus aureus grown in the presence of a nucleic acid fluorochrome. Sonea, S. (University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada), J. de Repentigny, and A. Frappier. Changes in immunodiffusion patterns and in nucleic acid content of Staphylococcus aureus grown in the presence of a nucleic acid fluorochrome. J. Bacteriol. 84:1056-1060. 1962.-When grown in the presence of acridine orange, coagulase-positive Staphylococcus aureus exhibits changes in the number and the shape of its precipitin bands; these are more pronounced with commercial horse staphylococcal antitoxin than with normal human gamma-globulin. Simultaneously, there is an increase in the content of nucleic acids, especially deoxyribonucleic acid. Consequently, when grown in the presence of this nucleic acid fluorochrome, pathogenic staphylococci become similar to nonpathogenic strains in their antigenic structure and nucleic acid content. The bacterial population becomes a mixture of red and green fluorescing cells of different sizes. After centrifugation, most of the large and red fluorescing cells are found in the top layer, which shows more changes in antigenic composition and in nucleic acid content than the bottom layer. In subcultures grown in the absence of acridine orange, the cells revert to the original composition of the pathogenic strains.


Metastatic carcinoma of the uterine cervix from primary breast cancer.


Unusual cytologic manifestations of parakeratotic lesions of the uterine cervix.


The rate of intrapulmonary blood gas exchange in living animals.


Intellectual impairment in multiple sclerosis.


A mutation affecting both rate and pattern of morphogenesis in Dictyostelium discoideum.


Ten simple techniques in minor surgery.

Ten simple techniques in minor surgery.


Anti-uterotropic effect of N,N'-diphenyl-p-phenylenediamine on immature mice.


The origin and operation of the New Jersey State Commission on Radiation Protection.


Ventricular distensibility and pressure-volume curve during sympathetic stimulation.


Afterload as a primary determinat of ventricular performance.


Pseudotumor cerebri associated with corticosteroid administration case report.


Fine structural changes in heart muscle in relation of the lengthtension curve.


Postmastectomy edema of the arm. Causes and treatment.


The emergence of intellectual achievement motives.


Somatopsychics of personality and body function.


A microspectrophotometric study of deoxyribonucleic acid content of cells infected with infectious canine hepatitis virus.


Studies on proteinuria with special reference to immunochemically determined differential protein clearances.


Implications of muscle mechanics in the heart.


New Jersey's nurse-resident training program.


Responses to gonadotrophin in intact and hypophysectomized immature female rats as related to age.


The elimination of urban yellow fever in the Americas through the eradication of Aedes aegypti.


Inguinal hernia in infants and children.


Uraemia in acute renal failure.

Uraemia in acute renal failure.


Bi-axial Co60 rotational therapy isodose curves using the "hyprogarb" technic.


Treatment of chemical warfare casualties.


Blood testosterone levels in patients with hirsutism.


Oxidative phosphorylation in liver mitochondria from hypophysectomized cats.


Selection of candidates for the Seventh Army Noncommissioned Officers Academy.


An anomalous infection of mice with Schistosoma mansoni.


The temporal relationship of acquired tolerance and the immune response following injection of bovine serum albumin into neonatal mice.


Influence of some dental restorations on the concentrations of inorganic constituents of the teeth.


Autoradiographic localization of V-48-labelled vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) in developing teeth and bones of rats.


On the etiology of proliferative hypertrophic synovitis.


Serum protein changes in rheumatoid arthritis in relation to the kidney function. IV.


Skin symptoms in acute narcotic intoxication.


Metabolism of H.A. 1 tumour cells.

Metabolism of H.A. 1 tumour cells.


Biological data of the H.A. 1 tumour.

Biological data of the H.A. 1 tumour.


Ruptured aneurysm of sinus of Valsalva. Report of two cases.


Analysis of inorganic constituents in dental calculus by means of neutron activation and gamma-ray spectrometry.


The hospitalized skid road alcoholic.

The hospitalized skid road alcoholic.


Current concepts of gout and its treatment.


Foreign body as a cause of obscure gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Gall bladder disease in children.

Gall bladder disease in children.


Initial auditory adaptation. II. In impaired hearing.


Harold WOLFF, 1898-1962.

Harold WOLFF, 1898-1962.


Cancer of the head and neck.

Cancer of the head and neck.


A simple method for recognition of atypical non-pigmented Pseudomonas strains using a reduction indicator.


Effect of counterpulsation upon the myocardial oxygen consumption and heart work.


Thermal pulp tester: a new instrument.

Thermal pulp tester: a new instrument.


Carbon dioxide and bicarbonate in cell division.


Effects of acidity on cell division.

Effects of acidity on cell division.


A note on the histochemistry of the opossum's lung.


A decade of progress in surgery.

A decade of progress in surgery.


Centrioles and the formation of rudimentary cilia by fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells. Cells from a variety of sources, principally differentiating fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells from neonatal chicken and mammalian tissues and from organ cultures of chicken duodenum, were used as materials for an electron microscopic study on the formation of rudimentary cilia. Among the differentiating tissues many cells possessed a short, solitary cilium, which projected from one of the cell's pair of centrioles. Many stages evidently intermediate in the fashioning of cilium from centriole were encountered and furnished the evidence from which a reconstruction of ciliogenesis was attempted. The whole process may be divided into three phases. At first a solitary vesicle appears at one end of a centriole. The ciliary bud grows out from the same end of the centriole and invaginates the sac, which then becomes the temporary ciliary sheath. During the second phase the bud lengthens into a shaft, while the sheath enlarges to contain it. Enlargement of the sheath is effected by the repeated appearance of secondary vesicles nearby and their fusion with the sheath. Shaft and sheath reach the surface of the cell, where the sheath fuses with the plasma membrane during the third phase. Up to this point, formation of cilia follows the classical descriptions in outline. Subsequently, internal development of the shaft makes the rudimentary cilia of the investigated material more like certain non-motile centriolar derivatives than motile cilia. The pertinent literature is examined, and the cilia are tentatively assigned a non-motile status and a sensory function.


Experimental production of hemopericardium in dogs.


Gingivectomy: a basic surgical procedure.


Retinitis pigmentosa in Tristan da Cunha is landers.


Chronic cough and hemoptysis.

Chronic cough and hemoptysis.


The need for diagnostic speech and hearing services in the Maritime Provinces.


The purification of hyaluronate lyase on DEAE-sephadex.


Prenylamine in angina pectoris.

Prenylamine in angina pectoris. The therapeutic value of prenylamine in angina pectoris was tested in two ways. Fourteen patients received 270 mg. of prenylamine per day for one month. This was preceded and followed by one month of placebo therapy. Assessment was made, first by twice-monthly treadmill exercise tests, and secondly by daily records of anginal attacks and nitroglycerin usage. The occurrence of pain and electrocardiographic changes during treadmill exercise was apparently uninfluenced by the drug. However, there was a reduced incidence of spontaneous angina and nitroglycerin usage during the month on prenylamine by contrast with either month on placebo (p <0.05).


The effect of early experience upon the formation of environmental preferences in rats.


Fluphenazine for chronic psychotic patients.


Clinical experience with oxytocics.

Clinical experience with oxytocics.


Activity changes of some enzyme systems interferring into the metabolism of folic acid in the livers of mice in the course of LaHVUFB leucaemia.


Pericarditis: a problem in diagnosis.

Pericarditis: a problem in diagnosis.


Early, carcinoma of the cervix: cytology and pathology.


Inhibitors of blood coagulation. 4. Natural inhibitors.


Traumatic hemobilia.

Traumatic hemobilia.


Simultaneous occurrence of ankylosis of the cricoarytenoid joints with dyspnoe and L.E.-syndrome in rheumatoid arthritis.


A contribution to the study of Shigella dysenteriae toxins.


Value of galvanic skin reflexes in localizing lesions of the nervous system


The excretion of dihydroxyphenylalanine, dopamine, and dihydroxyphenylacetic acid in neuroblastoma.


The pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease.


Akinetic mutism simulating catatonic schizophrenia.


Catecholamine metabolism and some functions of the nervous system.


Peripheral edema and tachycardia during tranylcypromine therapy.


Acute intestinal obstruction with volvulus in akinetic mutism. A report of a case.


Electromyographic study of the brachioradialis muscle.


Effect of new depressant and antidepressant drugs on the orientation reaction in rats.


Expanding objectives for TB associations.


Evaluation of a rapid immunologic tests for pregnancy. Correlation of hemagglutination inhibition and rat ovarian hyperemia tests with clinical diagnosis.


Immunology as it relates to cancer: theoretical aspects.


Immunology as it relates to cancer: clinical applications--past attempts and future possibilitities.


The role of viruses in neoplasia, with emphasis on human leukemia.


Primary malignant tumours of the jejunum and ileum.


Fatal and other stingings by sea--wasps.


The nursing home.

The nursing home.


Comparison of micromaps obtained by direct and indirect methods of recombination in the dumpy region of Drosophila melanogaster.


Government hospital and tort immunity.

Government hospital and tort immunity.


Comparison of systemic blood pressures of sufferers from chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma and peptic ulceration.


Patterns of intergroup social behavior in primates, with special reference to rhesus and howling monkeys.


Report on the International Conference on Health and Health Education.


Health education of teachers.

Health education of teachers.


Tumour development in the rat induced by blood of irradiated animals.


Experiments in medical education. A progress report. II. Boston University.


Medical care: its social and organizational aspects. The variable curriculum--continuing changes in medical education.


Suppurative arteritis due to Salmonella.


Cardiac resuscitation with special reference to the apparatus.


Myocardial infarction and multiple thromboses in a child with primary thrombocytosis.


Radiation exposure in children with heart disease.


Electrical and anatomic study of the Purkinje system of the canine heart.


Studies on the in vivo behavior of blood coagulation product I in rats.


Coronary artery occlusion. An experimental x-ray cinematographic study.


Some properties of the platelet-connective tissue mixed agglutination reaction.


Pathways to blood coagulation product I formation.


Manifest oculomotor deviations in the first years of life: the pediatric aspect of such deviations.


Plastic surgery of ocular malignancies.

Plastic surgery of ocular malignancies.


Combined cataract and glaucoma problems.


Beakdown of messenger ribonucleic acid by a potassium-activated phosphodiesterase from Escherichia coli.


Weight, body type and the prevalence of coronary atherosclerotic heart disease in males.


Pulmonary response to infectious agents.


Interecoronary anastomotic channels and sudden unexpected death from advanced coronary atherosclerosis.


Dacryocystotomy, dacryocystectomy, dacryocystorhinostomy.


A summary of radiation exposures received by workers in medical x-ray departments from 1950-1960.


Comparative radiosensitivity of three lines of mice with different ancestral histories of exposure to ionizing radiation. I. Resistance to protracted gamma irradiation.


Comparative radiosensitivity of three lines of mice with different ancestral histories of exposure to ionizing radiation. II. Resistance to fractionated x-irradiation.


Breeding characteristics of mice from ancestry with ten generations of x-irradiation to the sires.


Survival time of mice exposed of fission neutrons and 250 KVP x-rays.


Methodology in lethality studies.

Methodology in lethality studies.


Characteristics of offspring from ten generations of x-irradiated male mice.


The effect of ancestral irradiation exposure on radioresistance in their descendants.


Amino acid-activating enzyme levels in different growth states of HeLa cells.


Experimental evaluation of radioactive nuclides for isotopic radiography.


Complete triplication of the ureter.

Complete triplication of the ureter.


A method of preparing bone specimens for demonstration.


Preparation of purified I-131 labeled antisera to human fibrinogen. Preliminary studies in tumor patients.


A dilated tortuous tributary vein to the hemiazygos vein seen first as an unusual inferior posterior mediastinal mass.


The role of the dental officer in the early identification of common communicable diseases.


DNA synthesizing cells in rabbit heart tissue after cholesterol feeding.


Parathyroid hormone and whole body oxidation of glucose, pyruvate, and citrate by the intact rat.


The frequency distribution of the rates of growth and the estimated duration of primary pulmonary carcinomas.


Role of the substratum, supracellular continuity, and differential growth in morphogenetic cell movements.


Simulation of mental deficiency on a visual memory test.


Effects of the administration of anabolic steroid (4-chlor-testosterone acetate) on the adrenal cortical activity in rats treated with dexamethasone.


The evolution of the Ascaridoidea.

The evolution of the Ascaridoidea.


Hearing loss in children with cleft palates.


Chromosomes of human cancer cells.

Chromosomes of human cancer cells.


A therapeutic behavior scale.

A therapeutic behavior scale.


Diseases of the thyroid gland. Current concepts. I. Introduction.


Use of triprop in the treatment of hypothyroidism.


Reaction of iodine with insulin and fibrous insulin.


Blood group A active substances in embryonated chicken eggs and their relation to egggrown virus. Nondialyzable substances similar to blood group A antigens occur in White Leghorn embryos, and in partially purified egg-grown influenza virus preparations. The presence of material with group A activity in the virus itself is not proved. Commercial influenza virus vaccines which were tested contained non-dialyzable substances with group A activity. Injections of this nondialyzable material into human volunteers caused an increase in anti-human blood group A(1) and A(2) antibodies.


Immunochemical significance of L- and D-fucose derivatives.


Practical slaughterhouse clean meat production.


Preanesthetic medication of outpatient children. Efficacy of sedation of ambulatory children prior to general anesthesia for dental surgical procedures.


Mesenteric lymphangioma. A report of a calcified lymphangioma in the small bowel mesentery.


Enzymatic and nonezymatic alterations of erythrocyte surface antigens.


The metabolic cost of performing a specific exercise in a low-friction environment.


The results of treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in communities in recent years.


The acute effects of lead alkyls. Oral administration of tetramethyllead, tetraethyllead, trimethyllead chloride, triethyllead chloride, and diethyllead dichloride to rats.


Limitations of heterologous reagents in the elucidation of blood group H(O) specific structures.


Fatal coronary-artery embolism after pulmonary resection.


Early pericardiectomy in the management of active tuberculous pericarditis.


Influenza virus vaccine and blood group A-like substances.


Further observations on the effect of surgery on the meniscus of the mandibular joint in rabbits.


The pathogenesis of Yaba virus-induced histiocytomas in primates.


Clinical experience with retrograde renal arteriography in hypertension.


Rupture of an infected aortic graft into jejunum: resection and survival.


Have colleges of pharmacy met present day challenges?


Dissecting aneurysms in the neck and head.


Whipple's disease. Report of a case cured.


Prolonged atrial flutter in myotonic dystrophy.


Hypertensive uveitis and neuritis of probable virus origin.


Polypeptide synthesis with sucrose gradient fractions of E. coli ribosomes.


The effects of spleen homotransplantation on the fate of skin homografts in Triturus viridescens.


Characters of mammary tumours in BALB/c female mice foster-nursed by C3H and RIII mothers.


An improved technique for the preparation and scanning of thin-layer chromatograms.


Studies of pituitary lactogenic hormone. XXII. Analysis of the state of aggregation of the ovine hormone by ultracentrifugation and exclusion chromatography.


Strain sensitivity of Trichomonas vaginalis to metronidazole.


Paper chromatography of dyes. I. Paper chromatography of disperse dyes.


Changes in cellular permeability of different coats of Allium cepa L. after x-ray irradiation.


Study of the insecticidal effect of some plants.


Effect of KC104 on exocrine glands.

Effect of KC104 on exocrine glands.


Can developing countries become self-sufficient in food production?


The relation of water, sodium, and potassium distribution to work performance in old rats.


Distribution of water, sodium, and potassium in resting and stimulated mammalian muscle.


Preparation of antibody-ferritin conjugates for immunoelectron microscopy.


Intratesticular injections of interstitial cell-stimulating hormones in hypophysectomized rats.


The effect of a carcinogen on the progeny of treated mice.


Plasma volume and total circulating albumin in kwashiorkor.


Calcium hydroxide in sucrose solution as a reagent for the preparation of water-dispersible calcium proteinates.


D-Serine in the blood of the silkworm Bombyx mori and other lepidoptera.


Isolation techniques for HeLa-cell nuclei.


Kinetics of pulse-labeling of ribonucleic acid in HeLa cells.


Studies on anticoagulant therapy. III. In vitro screening of some Indian plant latices for fibrinolytic and anticoagulant activity.


Experimental dietary cirrhosis.

Experimental dietary cirrhosis.


Effect of surface-active agents on the extraction of belladonna herb.


Some nutritional findings among Lady Irwin College students.


Study of finger prints of the Danguria Tharu of Uttar Pradesh (India).


An oxalic acid oxidase in the leaves of Bougainvillea spectabilis.


Anterior polar cataract due to bee sting.


Tumours of the gums.

Tumours of the gums.


Congenital anomalies of the upper urinary tract (kidney and ureter). A report of 25 cases.


Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. I. Nucleic acid metabolism in normal and dystrophic rabbit and mouse liver, brain and muscle.


Oscillopolarographic detection of transformation of steroids by Actinomycetes.


Subcortical projections on the spinal grey matter of the cat.


A comparison of the development of speech and reading behavior with implications for research.


Discriminative reaction-time as a joint function of manifest anxiety and intelligence.


Coordination of long-term care of PKU children.


Graphic comparison of intraoral exfoliative cytology technics.


Amino acid transport in yeast and effects of nystatin.


Transitional probability in anagram solution in a group setting.


Unequal bilateral sodium excretion in sheep with an exteriorized ureter.


Computers in arterial research.

Computers in arterial research.


Observations on the polaron model for genetic recombination.


Crouzon's disease.

Crouzon's disease.


Intramural heamatoma of the colon as a cause of severe intraperitoneal haemorrhage.


Direct mail dental motivation of parents of three-year-old children.


Symptosium on multiple forms of enzymes and control mechanisms. II. Enzyme multiplicity and function in the regulation of divergent metabolic pathways.


Nucleotide sequences in purified soluble ribonucleic acid fractions.


Breakdown of rat-liver ergosomes in vivo after actinomycin inhibition of messenger RNA synthesis. Ribosomes isolated from rat liver occur predominantly in the form of aggregates (ergosomes) corresponding to multiples of 73S particles held together by messenger RNA. After injecting rats with actinomycin, these aggregates gradually break down in vivo to 73S monomers and 113S dimers. We conclude that the observed breakdown results from the degradation of messenger RNA and the prevention by actinomycin of the synthesis of new messenger RNA.


Conduction and transmission in the nervous system.


A new embedding technique for electron microscopy, combining a water-soluble epoxy resin (Durcupan) with water-insoluble Araldite.


The value of leucocyte alkaline phosphatase determinations in the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. Leucocyte alkaline phosphatase activity has been determined in a normal group, a group of pregnant patients, and a group of patients with ectopic pregnancy.A great rise in alkaline phosphatase occurred in pregnant patients in their third trimester, but the results were only slightly raised in the ectopic group. Five of six consecutive cases gave results which fell within the normal range. The method is not considered to be of value in the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy.


Respirator treatment in an intensive-therapy unit.


Adrenaline, anti-adrenaline drugs and potassium movements in rabbits auricles. Adrenaline (2x10(-6) M) or isoprenaline (7.5x10(-8) M) increased the rate of (42)K uptake and the potassium content of right (spontaneously beating) auricles, but had no effect on potassium movements in quiescent left auricles. Although faster beating induced by electrical stimulation increased the rate of (42)K uptake, the actions of adrenaline were also apparent in auricles which were electrically stimulated so that they beat at a constant rate. The increase in (42)K uptake produced by adrenaline accounted entirely for the increase in potassium content of the tissue. Adrenaline, in concentrations ranging from 2x10(-6) M to 2x10(-4) M, had no effect on (42)K loss from electrically stimulated auricles. The action of adrenaline on (42)K uptake was blocked by dichloroisoprenaline (4x10(-6) M) but not by phenoxybenzamine (1.6x10(-6) M).


The Queen's coroner.

The Queen's coroner.


Volvulus of the stomach.

Volvulus of the stomach.


Bowel hygiene of aged patients.

Bowel hygiene of aged patients.


Pseudopapilledema.

Pseudopapilledema.


Congenital melanosis oculi. Report of a case.


Primary myxoedema with expophthalmic ophthalmoplegia.


Total exchangeable potassium in hyperthyroidism.


Paralysis and tetany due to simultaneous hypokalemia and hypocalcemia, with other metabolic changes.


Roentgenographic observations on the stylohyoid chain.


Medical care for disaster.

Medical care for disaster.


How to determine hospital food costs.

How to determine hospital food costs.


Experiences with exstrophy of the bladder.


Dispensary treatment of gonorrhea.

Dispensary treatment of gonorrhea.


A simple quantitative test for cytostatic agents using non-adhering cells in vitro.


Gastrocnemius recession.

Gastrocnemius recession.


Studies of the blood ammonia in liver disease. Its diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic significance.


The effects of repeated injuries on gingival healing in rats.


Degenerative vascular changes observed in selected gingival specimens.


Morphology and healing pattern of human interdental gingivae.


Studies on the life cycle of Syphacia muris, the rat pinworm.


Diagnosis and treatment of massive upper gastrointestinal tract hemorrhage.


Antibody response to immunization with Schistosoma mansoni egg antigen-antibody complex.


Similarity studies in the developing human.


Similarity analysis of physiological systems.


Respiratory regulation in the newborn.

Respiratory regulation in the newborn.


Cardiovascular adjustments in normal newborn lambs.


The effect of a protein-free diet on the healing of gingival wounds in rats.


The value of Foley catheter cecostomy in conjunction with resection of the left colon and rectosigmoid.


Exfoliative cytology in otolaryngology using sulfhydryl activity, acridine orange and morphologic staining procedures.


A hog cholera virus-fluorescent antibody system. Its potential use in study of embryonic infection.


Prognosis for psychiatric illness in the aged.


Respiratory distress in new-born infants.


Intraspinal metastases from medulloblastomas of the posterior fossa.


The role of surgery in the rheumatoid hand.


Union of fractures.

Union of fractures.


The prognosis in sacro-iliac tuberculosis.


Effect of chilling on Aerobacter aerogenes in aqueous suspension.


Effect of chilling on bacteria in aqueous suspension.


The catabolism of proteins and nucleic acids in starved Aerobacter aerogenes.


Massive haemorrhage from duodenal ulcer in pregnancy.


Giant innocent gastric ulcer in the elderly.


Studies of toxoplasma precipitinogens and their corresponding antibodies by means of diffusion-in-gel methods.


A peculiar type of familial mental deficiency, probably due to metabolic disturbance.


Anaplastic cancer of the nasopharynx in a seven-year-old boy.


Determination of adenine nucleotides by paper electrophoresis.


On the incidence of enterobiasis among children admitted to the Philippine General Hospital.


On intrathoracic tumors in childhood.

On intrathoracic tumors in childhood.


Anaplastic carcinoma (lymphoepithelioma) of the nasopharynx in a fifteen year old girl.


Enzymatic formation of alpha-isopropylmalic acid, an intermediate in leucine biosynthesis.


Epileptic seizures of long duration caused by slowly growing intracranial tumors.


Malignancies in childhood.

Malignancies in childhood.


A study of drug-induced parkinsonism.

A study of drug-induced parkinsonism.


An ultra-violet water-sterilizing unit.

An ultra-violet water-sterilizing unit.


The investigation and treatment of recurrent superficial staphylococcal infection.


Clinical and laboratory experiences with ampicillin ("Penbritin").


Air disinfection by ultra-violet irradiation.


Anticomplement (anti-C') antiglobulin reagents.


A study of fibrinogen production by human liver slices in vitro by an immunoprecipitin method.


Death following selective right ventricular angiocardiography. A case report.


Iothalamate (Conray, Angio-Conray), a new cardiovascular contrast agent of low toxicity, low viscosity and high opacity.


The role of repetition in associative learning.


Ileostomy care: a refinement.

Ileostomy care: a refinement.


Changes in serum lipoproteins, lipids and body weight induced by an ad libitum low-fat, low-calorie diet.


Planning a university medical center for the student and the patient.


Fossil evidence of the evolution of the erect, bipedal posture.


Myasthenia gravis.

Myasthenia gravis.


Recovery of deoxyribonucleic acid from the effects of alkylation.


Gene action.

Gene action.


The absorption of fat by intestine of golden hamster in vitro. Everted sacs of intestine from golden hamsters were incubated at 37 degrees C for at least 1 hour in vitro with emulsified lipid after removal of both pancreatic lipase and bile salts. The fine structure of intestinal epithelium is well preserved under these conditions. Absorption of fat by the intestinal mucosa in vitro closely resembles lipid absorption in vivo, as observed by both light and electron microscopy. The physiological significance of these observations is discussed. Tubular elements of the agranular endoplasmic reticulum are often strikingly abundant in the apical cytoplasm of intestinal absorptive cells. These have a role in the intracellular transport of fat since they frequently contain droplets of lipid derived from the incubation medium. The rate of fat accumulation in the epithelium appears to be proportional to the concentration in the medium.


Release of enzymes by plant tissue cultures.


Determination of tris-(hydroxymethyl) amino methane (THAM).


Purification and properties of bacteriophage MS2 and of its ribonucleic acid.


Effect of Enovid on sebum production in females. A preliminary report.


Sebum production during 16-epiestriol administration.


Population changes and community health planning.


Audiometry and recruitment in acoustic neurinomas aids in early diagnosis.


Clinical manifestations of clonorchiasis: a controlled study of 105 cases.


A modified double diffusion tube test.

A modified double diffusion tube test.


Right ventricular hypertrophy in spontaneous and experimental pulmonary emphysema.


A satisfactory procedure for complete closure of the mesentery after removal of a segment of the colon.


Difficulties met in the treatment of adolescents.


Nitrofurantoin in patients with hepatic dysfunction.


Comparative study of the calciphylactic challenging potency of various iron compounds.


The rapid separation of drugs and poisons by high temperature reversed phase paper chromatography. 3. Alkaloids.


The rapid separation of drugs and poisons by high temperature reversed phase paper chromatography. 2. Phenothiazine tranquilizers and imipramine.


The prostatic blood supply and definitive suture ligation of vessels prior to enucleation of the prostate.


Metronidazole; an effective oral medication for the treatment of Trichomonas vaginalis vaginitis.


Evolutionary forces in the function and failure of neurons.


Further studies on the thermally induced aging of Drosophila melanogaster.


Types of multiplication scars in yeasts, demonstrated by fluorescence microscopy.


On the question of the taxonomy of Endomycopsis javanensis (Klocker) Dekker.


Inhibition on bacteria by 5-fluoronicotinic acid and other analogues of nicotinic acid. Streightoff, Frank (The Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, Ind.). Inhibition of bacteria by 5-fluoronicotinic acid and other analogues of nicotinic acid. J. Bacteriol. 85:42-48. 1963.-Several compounds related to 5-fluoronicotinic acid (5-FNA) have been demonstrated to inhibit Streptococcus sp. (Viridans group), Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and Lactobacillus plantarum in vitro. The most active compounds were 5-FNA and 5-fluoronicotinamide (5-FNAM). The growth of Streptococcus sp. was inhibited more than 50% by 0.05 mug/ml of 5-FNA or 0.5 mug/ml of 5-FNAM. The inhibition of Streptococcus sp. from 1 part of 5-FNA or 5-FNAM was reversed by 4 and 2 parts of nicotinic acid, respectively. The inhibition of E. coli from 100 parts of 5-FNA or 5-FNAM was reversed by 1 part of nicotinic acid. Inhibitions by most other active compounds could be reversed by nicotinic acid. In experiments with mice, eight compounds related to 5-FNA had activity against Streptococcus pyogenes; 5-FNA, 5-FNAM, and 5-fluoro-N-dimethylaminomethylnicotinamide protected all mice at 83 mg/kg x two treatments subcutaneously. The action of 200 mg/kg x two treatments of 5-FNA was reversed by 20 mg/kg x two treatments of nicotinic acid. The activity of 5-FNA was not increased by modifications at the number 3 or 5 positions on the pyridine ring or by any other structural changes.


Repository methylprednisolone acetate in podiatry.


Antagonistic activity in voluntary motion.


Orthochloromercuriphenol in dermatophytosis.


Injection therapy--triamcinolone acetonide.


Reovirus and wound-tumor virus: serological cross reactivity. Reovirus and wound-tumor virus share a common antigen capable of fixing complement. This suggests a relationship between these animal-pathogenic and plant-pathogenic viruses.


Residuals of phlebitis. Clinical study.

Residuals of phlebitis. Clinical study.


William H. FRACKELTON, M.D.

William H. FRACKELTON, M.D.


Serial position-reversal learning in the rat: a preliminary analysis of training criteria.


Comparison of virulence and activity of some enzymes of Listeria monocytogenes.


Scapegoating: an experimental investigation.


The efficacy of the Benton Visual Retention Test at the "very superior" intelligence level.


Excitation currents and impedence of a small electrically isolated area of the muscle cell surface.


Stimulus properties of the Blacky Pictures Test.


Membrane current of crab muscle.

Membrane current of crab muscle.


Digital arteriography, with reference to nail dystrophy.


Need for approval and the premature termination of psychotherapy.


Respiration and phosphorylation in liver mitochondria and homogenates from adrenalectomized rats.


Effects of ferric nucleotides on mitochondrial respiration.


Measurement of ADP:O values in rat liver homogenates. II. Effects of purine and pyrimidine nucleotides on respiration and phosphorylation.


Effects of cobalt on mitochondrial respiration.


Biosynthesis of lecithin in brain. Participation of cytidine diphosphate choline and phosphatidic acid.


Fatal listeria meningitis associated with hepatic failure.


Water vapor sorption and diffusion through hard gelatin capsules.


Effects of certain inhibitors on renal excretion of salt and water.


A simple method of determining mean renal artery pressure.


Discussion on amyloid tumors.

Discussion on amyloid tumors.


Electrodermal assessment of auditory threshold.


Correlation--a new dimension.

Correlation--a new dimension.


Education of public health dentists in the United States and Canada.


Spleen factor effect on cellular recovery of irradiated bone marrow.


Insulin-binding antibodies in plasma after administration of insulin to rabbits.


The importance of considering man's spiritual nature in treating those who are sick.


The interaction of reduced pyridine-aldehyde adenine dinucleotide with cytochrome b-5 reductase.


Direct hydrogen transfer from reduced pyridine nucleotides to microsomal cytochrome b5 reductase.


Cutaneous striae.

Cutaneous striae.


Some experience with a colorimetric method for the determination of glucose in biological fluids.


Psychosis in childhood.

Psychosis in childhood.


Acute cholecystitis.

Acute cholecystitis.


Parliament hoodwinked by Joanna Stephens.


Repair of femoral hernia using a flap of pectineus fascia.


Percutaneous selective angiography of the inferior mesenteric artery.


Experiments on atropine-resistant vasodilatation in salivary glands.


Genetic implications of alcohlism.

Genetic implications of alcohlism.


Examination of Norwegian ex-concentration-camp prisoners.


Effects of diethyldithiocarbamate and disulfiram on glucose metabolism and glutathione content of human erythrocytes.


Inhibition of hexokinase by disulfiram and diethyldithiocarbamate.


Metabolic and thermal responses to muscular exertion in the cold.


Intrauterine fetal death in the second trimester.


Placenta increta. Report of a case with unusual etiology.


Mutagenic effect of C14 and H3 labelled DNA precursors injected into Drosophila melanogaster males.


Investigation of bite-marks.

Investigation of bite-marks.


Heterocaryosis and the parasexual cycle in Aspergillus fumigatus.


Legal problems facing radiology.

Legal problems facing radiology.


Deleterious compounds in foods.

Deleterious compounds in foods.


Incidence of Clostridium perfringens in American foods. Food samples were examined for the presence of Clostridium perfringens. A medium described by Mossel and later modified by Angelotti et al. was used for the detection and enumeration of C. perfringens. The incidence of C. perfringens observed in the foods examined was 6.1%. C. perfringens was recovered from 2.7% of the commercially prepared frozen foods, 3.8% of fruits and vegetables, 5.0% of spices, 1.8% of home-prepared foods, and 16.4% of raw meat, poultry, and fish.


A method for the determination of the specific gravity or density of small volumes of liquids and small solid objects.


Wound infection in otolaryngologic surgery and the inexpediency of antibiotic prophylaxis.


Absorption spectra of retinal oil globules in turkey, turtle and pigeon.


Oral versus intramuscular methylprednisolone. A double-blind study.


A simple treatment for suppurative perichondritis.


Permanent vestibular dysfunction in surgery for otosclerosis.


Hypersensitivity to acetylcholine in cerebral palsy.


Experiences of a nurse inventor.

Experiences of a nurse inventor.


Gastroscopy--a re-evaluation.

Gastroscopy--a re-evaluation.


Effects of cytoxan on the proteins of sensitive and resistant strains of the L1210 leukemia.


Parathroid deficiency associated with pregnancy.


Medical responsibility.

Medical responsibility.


A morbidity survey conducted in North Tetu division of Nyeri district, Central Province, Kenya.


Day-night cycling in atmospheric flight, space flight, and on other celestial bodies.


The helium ion irradiation of liquid methyl iodide.


A pharmacological comparison between synthetic bradykinin and synthetic kallidin.


A comparative pharmacological study of synthetic eledoisin and synthetic bradykinin.


The vitreous humour: postmortem potassium changes.


Complete division of the common duct from external blunt trauma.


"Genetics" from 1916 to 1962.

"Genetics" from 1916 to 1962.


Effects of zero gravity upon the cardiovascular system. Preliminary observations.


The flexion back brace.

The flexion back brace.


A biochemical basis for resistance of L1210 mouse leukemia to 6-thioguanine.


Transformability of Haemophilus influenzae.


Population growth and the Alliance for Progress.


Studies on the correlation between the basic tests of the "blood balance system".


Influence of climate on eclampsia.

Influence of climate on eclampsia.


Differences between colonies of abortive transductants.


Separation of oxygenated fatty compounds by thin-layer chromatography.


Phosphatidyl ethanolamine of certain species of mycobacteria.


Pharmacotherapy in psychotic disorders.

Pharmacotherapy in psychotic disorders.


Salient features of the study on contacts by Madras Chemotherapy Centre.


Factors influencing the dynamics of the multiplication of foot-and-mouth disease virus in adult mice.


Trend of tuberculosis.

Trend of tuberculosis.


Cytological observations on the early developmental stages of activated Rana pipiens eggs receiving a transplanted blastula nucleus.


Health care of the family in the USSR.

Health care of the family in the USSR.


General practitioners forum: health care of the family in U.S.S.R.


Pregnancy-maintaining effect of synthetic progestogens in the rat.


The ball-valve rectum due to impacted faeces.


A case of varying anterior chamber depth.


Primary carcinoma of the liver. A study of 25 cases proved at postmortem examination.


Acetylcysteine, a new and effective mucolytic agent.


Paced and self-pacing performance on a simple motor task.


The effect of amount of training on retention of a simple motor skill with 0- and 5-trial delays of knowledge of results.


What is cirrhosis?

What is cirrhosis?


Removal of benign lesions of the larynx under endotracheal anesthesia.


Effect of bacterial infection on tissue faty acid composition.


Natural occurrence of a deoxyribonucleic acid resembling the deoxyadenylate-deoxythymidylate polymer.


The influence of linoleic acid upon the growth of transplanted sarcoma.


Studies on the restoration from radiation damage with chemical treatments: a preliminary report.


The carbohydrate content of serum mucoprotein. Comparative study of normal and silicotic sera.


Wound leak through suture sites following cataract extraction.


Some recent advances in the surgery of glaucoma.


Posterior lamellar resection of the cornea for epithelial implantation cyst in the anterior chamber.


Neonatal meningitis caused by new serotype of Flavobacterium meningo-septicum.


A lightweight foot-operated suction pump.


Operative therapy for severe irradiational injury in the enteral and urinary tracts.


Bilateral chronic infection of the glands of Montgomery: report of a case.


Biosynthesis of s-methyl-L-cysteine and s-methyl-L-cysteine sulfoxide from methionine in garlic.


Isolation of (-)s-pro-penyl-L-cysteine from garlic.


Studies on the synthetic analgesics. XVII. Syntheses of 2-(N-tert-aminoalkylacylamino)thiophene.


Adenomatous metaplasia of renal glomerular capsular epithelium associated with carcinoma of the liver.


The reduction of ubiquinone (coenzyme Q) in chromatophores of Rhodospirillum rubrum by succinate.


Conjugal fertility associated with resistance factor R in Escherichia coli. Sugino, Yoshinobu (Osaka University, Osaka, Japan) and Yukinori Hirota. Conjugal fertility associated with resistance factor R in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 84:902-910. 1962.-The introduction of the contagious drug-resistance factor, R, into an F(-) strain of Escherichia coli allows the R(+)F(-) strain to mate with F(-)R(-) strains. The chromosome fragment transferred from the R(+) cell is relatively large, comparable to the conjugation between F(+) or Hfr male and F(-) female bacteria. The complex R factor has been analyzed by transduction with phage Pl. Within the R factor, the fertility determinant is inseparable from the determinant responsible for its infectivity, but can be separated from the loci for drug resistance. R thus resembles the category of complex F factors (F-primes) previously analyzed.


Electrophoretic studies of red cell hemolysates supplemented with phosphorylated carbohydrate intermediates.


Development of influenza virus antigens in tissue culture cells followed with the aid of fluorescent antibody technique.


Chemotherapy of Harding-Passey melanoma.


Pressure pulse in small arteries.

Pressure pulse in small arteries.


Oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions as factors in respiration after apnea from hyperventilation.


Sensitivity of thorotrast-treated monkeys to staphylococcal enterotoxin.


The behavior of strontium-85 in a normal man following a single ingestion. Application of the whole body counter for the retention.


Early development of a temporary resistance to the emetic action of staphylococcal enterotoxin.


Biogenesis of the Amaryllidaceae alkaloids. II. Studies with whole plants, floral primordia and cell free extracts.


Effect of structure on nucleoside antagonist activity.


The end-groups of tobacco mosaic virus RNA. II. Nature of the 3'-linked chain end in TMV and of both ends in four strains.


Isolation of the thiazole moiety from the urinary metabolite of thiothiamine.


Modification of Fletcher ovoid system for afterloading, using standard-sized radium tubes (milligram and microgram).


Localization of deoxyribonucleic acid-like ribonucleic acid in a "membrane" fraction of Escherichia coli.


Ribonucleic acid in a "membrane" fraction of Escherichia coli and its relation to cell-wall synthesis. Suit, Joan C. (The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, Houston). Ribonucleic acid in a "membrane" fraction of Escherichia coli and its relation to cell-wall synthesis. J. Bacteriol. 84:1061-1070. 1962.-A small amount of ribonucleic acid (RNA) was found in a "membrane" fraction prepared from osmotically sensitized Escherichia coli. It exhibited an elevated metabolic activity in that it attained the highest specific activity of any RNA in subcellular fractions of logarithmic-phase cells or spheroplasts prepared from logarithmic-phase cells which had been allowed to incorporate P(32) briefly. The metabolic activity of this RNA, in terms of P(32) incorporation, was found to be independent of cell-wall synthesis in the diaminopimelic acid (DAP)-less mutant, E. coli W 173-25, but was inhibited by penicillin in both this strain and in E. coli B. The latter effect is considered to be a result of other complex inhibitions of cellular metabolism by the antibiotic. The development of sensitivity to osmotic shock, capability of recovery, and synthesis of macromolecules in penicillin-treated and DAP-starved cultures, under these conditions, is described.


Control measures against Musca sorbens in the prevention of acute epidemic conjunctivitis.


Ischaemic heart disease.

Ischaemic heart disease.


Present problems in tuberculosis bacteriology with special reference to the developing countries.


The tellurite zonal phenomenon of mycobacterial lysis observed in a BCG strain exposed to mycophage My F2P/59.


The treatment of some skeletal deformities.


Upper extremity phocomelia. A contribution to its operative treatment.


Congenital diaphragmatic hernia and relaxation.


A specific and nonspecific alkaline monophosphatase in the venom of Bothrops atrox and their occurrence in the purified venom phosphodiesterase.


Clinics on endocrine and metabolic diseases. 9. Biopsy of the costochondral junction in acromegaly.


The conservative management of fecal incontinence in children.


Perinatal mortality.

Perinatal mortality.


Impedance oculograph--a new technique.

Impedance oculograph--a new technique.


The relationship of age and rate of acquisition of flying time versus the summation of bilateral hearing loss amongst Canadian civilian licensed pilots.


The effect of fasting lipid levels on alimentary lipemia.


Backache due to visceral lesions of the chest and the abdomen.


Torsion of the gallbladder.

Torsion of the gallbladder.


The calibration of smoke density.

The calibration of smoke density.


A new method of induction of labor.

A new method of induction of labor.


Effect of rapid and transitory changes in blood and urine pH on NH4 excretion.


Evidence against preferential intestinal absorption of physiologic quantities of liver-bound vitamin B12 by patients with pernicious anemia.


Pulmonary manifestations in collagen disease.


Leukemic infiltration of meninges and spinal nerve roots.


Management of the post-traumatic oliguric state.


The general practice of psychiatry.

The general practice of psychiatry.


Effects of the prolonged intravenous and intra-arterial infusion of cancer chemotherapeutic compounds.


The effect of x-radiation on fumarase activity during different stages of cell division in Tetrahymena pyriformis GL.


Studies on aircraft disinsection at "blocks away". With a view to expediting as much as possible the disinsection of aircraft required under the International Sanitary Convention for Aerial Navigation, experiments were performed under operating conditions on the disinsection of passenger cabins after the closing of the aircraft doors following embarkation but before take-off (designated "blocks away" disinsection) with single-use, disposable aerosol dispensers. A formulation containing 1.6% by weight pyrethrum extract (25% pyrethrins) and 3% DDT at a dosage of 10 g per 1000 cubic feet (35 g/100 m(3)) gave satisfactory control of non-resistant mosquitos and created no passenger reaction. A formulation containing 3.40% pyrethrum extract (20% pyrethrins) and 1.17% DDT at a dosage of 14-19 g per 1000 cubic feet (48-64 g/100 m(3)) was biologically effective for both resistant and non-resistant mosquitos but was markedly irritant to some passengers. The authors suggest lines along which further research might be conducted.


Peptic ulcer. A review of recent literature.


Separation of ACTH and MSH fractions form pituitaries of different species.


Case no. 204. Benign teratomy of the ovary in childhood.


The mechanism of the "push and pull" principle. VI. Effect of progestogenic hormones on the endocrine system.


The mechanism of action of a new type of antidepressant drug which does not block monoamine oxidase.


New species of Chandlerella Yorke and Maplestone, 1926, and Splendidofilaria Skrjabin, 1923, from Indian birds, with a discussion of related genera.


Routine method for determination of urinary 17-hydroxycorticoids and its application in different diseases and in heat stress.


Pulsating metastasis of bone from hypernephroma.


The stimulation of non-specific host resistance to infection by chemically modified endotoxin. An acetylated derivative prepared from Salmonella typhosa O-901 endotoxin has been found to retain the ability to stimulate non-specific host resistance to a variety of bacterial infections. Relative to the parent endotoxin, the derivative has been reduced in the gross in its pyrogenicity to rabbits and lethality to mice. With the use of this chemically modified preparation under a variety of conditions, the direct dissociation of the toxic properties of endotoxin from its protective capacity appears evident. In young male mice, the endotoxin and its derivative produced a leucocytosis but no leucopenia. However, no direct correlation could be found with the level of the peripheral white blood cells and resistance to infection with Escherichia coli. Furthermore, under the conditions employed, passive transfer of early resistance to infection by serum or plasma was not detectable.


Delayed contact-type sensitization to methylcholanthrene in guinea-pigs.


Manual lever D: a basic psychomotor apparatus for the study of feedback.


Focal seizures. A review of 150 cases.

Focal seizures. A review of 150 cases.


Organization of spinal respiratory neurons.


The activity of brain-stem respiratory neurons and spinal respiratory motoneurons during swallowing.


The segmental reflex relations of cutaneous afferent inflow to thoracic respiratory motoneurons.


Studies on cysteinesulfinic desulfinase in rat liver.


Colorimetric determination of hypotaurine.


Determination of free proline in serum.

Determination of free proline in serum.


Oxidation of hypotaurine in rat liver.

Oxidation of hypotaurine in rat liver.


Monilethrix. A family study.

Monilethrix. A family study.


Coroner's postmortem examination.

Coroner's postmortem examination.


The nutritional requirement of the protein-depleted chicken. IV. Amino acid needs and utilization during repletion.


The nutritional requirements of the protein-depleted chicken. V. Effect of depletion by starvation on body composition and subsequent energy needs of the adult rooster.


Fungitoxicity of 2,4-dichloro-3,5-dinitrobenzoates.


Amygdalectomy: effects in cats and a survey of its present status.


Anicteric hepatitis.

Anicteric hepatitis.


Osteoporosis with fractures in anicteric cirrhosis: observations supplemented by microradiographic evaluation of bone.


On testing the sense of smell.

On testing the sense of smell.


The treatment of parkinsonism with UK 738: a clinical trial.


Nucleic acid studies in experimental cardiomegaly.


Amyotrophy in a family with Huntington's chorea.


Normal values for pancreozymin-secretin test.


Studies on papain. I. Hydrolytic and acyl transfer reactions.


The operated cases of mitral valvular disease.


Case report--agranulocytosis associated with potassium perchlorate treatment.


Studies on the lactose-splitting enzyme. XIII. Quantity and configuration of beta-galactosidase from E. Coli


Erythroblastosis foetalis; a survey of 491 consecutive cases of Rh-immunization in pregnancy. II. Liveborn affected by erythroblastosis foetalis.


Biochemical observations on E. coli mutants defective in uridine diphosphoglucose.


Separation and characterization of acid-induced insulin transformation products by paper electrophoresis in 7 M urea.


Repair of the soft tissues of the plantar foot and the heel.


A review of experiences with the Anderson-Hynes plastic operation for hydronephrosis.


Studies of nickel carcinogenesis: alterations of ribonucleic acid following inhalation of nickel carbonyl.


Metabolic balance studies in hepatolenticular degeneration treated with diethyldithiocarbamate.


Some points of view on fatigue in jet-flight.


Treatment of choriocarcinoma and chorioadenoma destruens with 6-mercaptopurine and surgery. A clinical report of 93 cases.


Clinical observation of liver abscess.

Clinical observation of liver abscess.


Barbiturate detection using thin-layer chromatography.


A physical study of a strontium 90 beta-ray applicator.


The effect of some nucleotoxic agents on urinary excretion of 5-hydroxyindolacetic acid in rats.


Curettage and chemo-cautery for verrucae.


Effects of fasting and of intravenous glucose administration on liver glycogen in man. A quantitative and histochemical study in operative biopsy material.


A fundamental property of all-ornone models, binomial distribution of responses prior to conditioning, with application to concept formation in children.


Antagonistic relationship between dietary cadmium and zinc. The growth of chicks decreased, and specific abnormalities of hocks and feathers increased, when cadmium was added to a zinc-deficient diet. Supplementation of the diet with zinc prevented the adverse effect of cadmium on hock and feather development and partially offset the effect on growth. Changes in the gizzard lining, also resulting from cadmium ingestion, were partially prevented by increase in the zinc intake.


Effects of surgical trauma on the liver glycogen in fasting and in glucose-fed patienty.


Effects of hemodialysis and of glucose-insulin administration on plasma potassium and on the electrocardiogram.


Two mechanisms of cardiac arrest produced by potassium.


Difficulties in interpretation mf the electrohysterogram.


Technical difficulties and misinterpretations in foetal electrocardiography.


Enzyme inhibitor reactions; their possible role in the maintenance of the coagulation balance.


Mechanism of thrombolysis.

Mechanism of thrombolysis.


Haemagglutination procedure for the assay of tetanus antitoxin of children's sera.


Diphtheria antitoxin titration of human sera by haemagglutination.


Effect of penicillin on thyroxine-binding by plasma proteins.


The relation of simple response time to brain-wave frequency and the effects of age.


Effect of deuterium oxide on local anesthetic activity of procaine.


Cutaneous cleansing in health and disease.


Antienzymes in immunogenetic studies.

Antienzymes in immunogenetic studies.


Pathology of identity as related to the borderline ego.


The phallic representation of the voice.


The pattern of leprosy in the Gambia, West Africa.


Report. Gambia Leprosy Control Project. Annual Report for 1962.


An historical operation at Sydney Hospital.


Flying as a hobby for the old and not so old.


Further thoughts on the future of medical practice outside the hospital.


Drugs used in psychiatric treatment. I.

Drugs used in psychiatric treatment. I.


Drugs used in psychiatric treatment. II.


Roentgeno-oddities. Pseudo-fracture and tooth inversion.


Blood grouping tests. A review of 1000 cases of disputed paternity.


Growth of the cellular slime mold Polysphondylium pallidum in a simple nutrient medium.


Spironolactone and gynaecomastia.

Spironolactone and gynaecomastia.


Ploidal inheritance in the slime mould Dictyostelium discoideum: haplodization and genetic segregation of diploid strains.


Severe salicylism and acute pancreatitis.


Crohn's disease of the colon.

Crohn's disease of the colon.


Personal identity, multiple personality, and hypnosis.


Occlusive disease of the extra and intracranial arteries. Diagnosis and medical treatment.


Failure of warning in insulin-induced hypoglycemic reactions.


Invasive cancer of the cervix.

Invasive cancer of the cervix.


The direct Coombs test and reticulocytes.


A case with three atrial septal defects.


Initial experiences with open-heart surgery.


Azurin: a copper protein found in Bordetella.


Two cytochromes isolated from the bacterial genus Bordetella.


Object-relations theory and the conceptual model of psychoanalysis.


The proton-magnetic-resonance spectrum of pencolide.


The protective activity of components of Bordetella pertussis cell walls.


Cat's ability to discriminate oblique rectangles. Cats were trained to discriminate either between a horizontal and vertical rectangle or between two oblique rectangles, one at 45 degrees , the other at 135 degrees to horizontal. All animals were first trained with both shapes (one in each orientation) presented together, and then retrained with only one shape shown at a time. Throughout the experiment the animals being trained with oblique rectangles performed as well as those being trained with horizontal and vertical rectangles. This finding is in marked contrast with results obtained from other species. The results suggest that the ability of a species to discriminate between rectangles in different orientations may depend upon the relative numbers of cells in the visual system having receptive fields in each orientation.


Visual discrimination of shape by Octopus: squares and crosses.


The shape-discrimination of stationary shapes by octopuses.


Operating-theatres.

Operating-theatres.


A method of circulating and sampling the rumen contents of sheep fed on ground, pelleted foods.


Clinical observations on the antihypertensive effect of pargyline hydrochloride.


Posterior rotation of the atrial vector. An electrocardiographic sign of left ventricular failure.


A note of pre-sleep imagining in 10-year-old children.


Studies of ACTH hydrocortisone, and 6-mercaptopurine in the treatment of children with acute leukemia.


Cyclophosphamide therapy in children with Ewing's sarcoma.


Arthritis after intrasynovial injection of sodium urate crystals.


Implanted electrodes: cable coupler for elimination of movement artifact. The wires in the recording cable are connected to stainless-steel tubes supported by a ball bearing. The tips of the tubes rotate freely in mercury-filled grooves connected to the recorder through stainless-steel screws. No attenuation or distortion of the signal appears on records obtained through the coupler.


A multiple electrode appliance for chronic recording from small animals.


Alcoholic myocardiopathy.

Alcoholic myocardiopathy.


Child psychiatric nursing in the comprehensive residential treatment of emotionally disturbed children.


Further studies of increment variation in muscles: isotonic-isometric brief maximum strengthening technic.


Parenchymal cell damage and bile ductactivity in the precancerous liver.


Handedness and facial asymmetry: lateral position of the nose in two racial groups.


Erythrocyte glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase deficiency in Trinidad.


Relationship of the hexose monophosphate shunt to the endogenous metabolism of cell-free extracts of Mycobacterium phlei. Sutton, W. B. (The Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, Ind.). Relationship of the hexose monophosphate shunt to the endogenous metabolism of cell-free extracts of Mycobacterium phlei. J. Bacteriol. 85:476-484. 1963.-The endogenous reduction of 2,6-dichlorophenol-indophenol (DPIP) by cell-free extracts of Mycobacterium phlei has been linked to the presence of glucose-6-phosphate (G-6-P) dehydrogenase functioning in connection with a reduced triphosphopyridine nucleotide (TPN)-DPIP reductase. The necessary substrate and coenzyme, i.e., G-6-P and TPN, are contained in the cell-free bacterial extract. The only required addition to activate the system is a suitable electron acceptor. The accumulation of G-6-P and the presence of 6-phosphogluconic dehydrogenase in the cell-free extract suggest that the hexose monophosphate shunt mechanism is impaired by sonic treatment of M. phlei.


Isolation of a new electron transport component with nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate like activity.


Misconceptions about health among children and youth.


Animal toxicologic procedures and their significance.


Gustatory sweating.

Gustatory sweating.


Game involvement in adults.

Game involvement in adults.


Development of sex differences in play choices during preadolescence.


Increase in lysozyme activity in kidneys of irradiation chimeras.


Estimation of intravascular blood pressure gradient by mathematical analysis of arterial casts.


In vitro complementation in the tryptophan synthetase system of Neurospora.


Studies on denitrification. V. Purification of denitrifying enzyme by means of electrophoresis.


Studies on denitrification. VI. Preparations and properties of crystalline blue protein and cryptocytochrome c, and role of copper in denitrifying enzyme from a denitrifying bacterium.


Hydrolysis of flavonoid glycosides by enzymes (rhamnodiastase from Rhamnus and other sources.


Some studies on the role of mucopolysaccharides in ossification.


Studies on the osseous system of the slider turtle.


Method for study of osseous vascular system in mice.


Epidemiologic studies on hypertension and coronary heart disease in a Japanese rural population. I. A study of blood pressure in Chiyoda.


Protein denaturation by high pressure. Measurements of turbidity of isoelectric ovalbumin and horse serum albumin under high pressure.


Effects of sulphated polysaccharides and estrogen on chondrogenesis and osteogenesis in autogenous transplants of epiphysectomized tibiae.


Effect of tetraethyl ammonium ion on the electrical activity of smooth muscle cell.


Adrenaline reversal in intestinal smooth muscle.


Studies on insecticide resistance in mosquitoes of Japan.


On the interaction between adjacent cells in intestinal smooth muscle.


Susceptibility or resistance to insecticides in lesser house fly, sarcophagid fly and two species of blowfly in Japan.


Effect of histamine on adrenal 17-hydroxycorticoid secretion in unanesthetized dogs.


Androgens in testicular venous blood in the adult rat.


Studies on the kinetic visual acuity.

Studies on the kinetic visual acuity.


Johannes JESSENIUS A JESSEN.

Johannes JESSENIUS A JESSEN.


Traumatic vascular lesions.

Traumatic vascular lesions.


Amino acid analyses Svartz N, Fletcher A, Woodside MS: Dr. Wallace GRAHAM.


Are the macroglobulins giving rise to a positive sheep cell test in different diseases identical? Preliminary report.


Thermolabile serum factor influencing the neutralisation of adenovirus.


Pancreozymin and uropancreozymin, stimulators of pancreatic collagenase.


Transmission of filterable agents from rat chloroleukaemia induced by cell-free extract from a rat tumour.


A variant L.E. cell factor reactive only with "altered" nuclear material.


Variation of dominant types of enteroviruses during a sequence of years.


Quantitative studies of blue tongue virus in mice.


An attempt to demonstrate the minimal number (estimated by probit analysis) of biological units of chicken embryo-propagated distemper virus required to immunize ferrets and minks.


The production and properties of poliovirus neutralizing antibody of rabbit origin.


Long term results of surgery of patients with tubular fields due to glaucoma simplex.


Dynamics of migration changes in tissue culture of delayed hypersensitive cells incubated with antigen.


Content of collagen, elastin, and hexosamine in primary varicose veins.


Generalized cytomegalic inclusion disease in a newborn infant.


Effect of different "contact conditions" on the blue tongue virus-antibody reaction and on the validity of the "percentage law".


Epilepsy in childhood. Biochemical aspects.


The chemical structure of normal human brain and Tay-Sachs gangliosides.


Isoelectric point of native and sialidase-treated human-serum cholinesterase.


Determination of diphenylhydantoin and phenobarbital in small amounts of serum.


Ontogenesis of brain thromboplastin and of encephalitogenic substance.


Thymus-lymphatic nodes interrelations following injection of Freund's adjuvant.


A comparative study of pathological processes in mammals caused by the Rous virus.


Ultraviolet microscopy of purine compounds in the yeast vacuole. Svihla, G. (Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Ill.), J. L. Dainko, and F. Schlenk. Ultraviolet microscopy of purine compounds in the yeast vacuole. J. Bacteriol. 85:399-409. 1962.-Yeast cells (Candida utilis and Saccharomyces cerevisiae) suspended in nitrogen-free medium were exposed to various ultraviolet-absorbing biological compounds, particularly nucleic acid constituents. Ultraviolet photomicrography was used to locate these substances in the cells. Purines were taken up readily and concentrated in the vacuoles of C. utilis but not of S. cerevisiae. Crystallization occurred, as observed earlier by other techniques. Neither organism assimilated pyrimidine bases, or purine or pyrimidine nucleosides, at a detectable rate. From the selective uptake and release of some purine derivatives, it can be concluded that the properties of the vacuolar membrane and the cytoplasmic membrane differ in several respects.


Mechanism of the effect of staphylococcus toxin on blood pressure.


The osmotic resistance of granulocytes in various phases of chronic myelosis.


Study of physiological and biochemical properties of Candida albicans strains causing various diseases.


Total occlusion of the anterior cerebral artery at the horizontal portion.


Homotransplantation of explanted tissue.


Vitamin B6 in seizures of infancy.

Vitamin B6 in seizures of infancy.


The rise of a research empire: NIH, 1930 to 1950.


The results of operation in 46 cases of malformation of the anus and rectum. This paper presents an analysis of 46 cases of ano-rectal malformations and reviews the results of treatment. Good control was achieved in over two-thirds of the cases.


Prognosis after resection of small bowel in the newborn.


Effect of adrenergic blocking agents on tyramine-induced release of catecholamines from the cat heart.


Characteristics of kappa-casein in the presence of various dissociating agents.


A radioautographic study of the lesions of fowlpox using thymidine-H3.


Sanitation and education in a changing environment.


Hypoalbuminaemia in peptic ulcer.

Hypoalbuminaemia in peptic ulcer.


Lennart KAUPMEES.

Lennart KAUPMEES.


Long term office anticoagulation.

Long term office anticoagulation.


Chemical structure of melanins.

Chemical structure of melanins.


John Jacob ABEL at Michigan. The introduction of pharmacology into the medical curriculum.


The impact of cardiac surgery on general surgery.


Deep hypothermia in congenital heart disease.


Fibrinolysis related to age in men.

Fibrinolysis related to age in men.


Estrogens in cataract surgery.

Estrogens in cataract surgery.


Relationship of basal iridectomy to shallow chamber following cataract extraction.


The essentials in a mental hygiene program for the aged.


A study of the state of aggregation of the lipids in normal and psoriatic horny layer.


Comparison of urinary excretion data from selected plutonium exposure cases at Hanford.


The P-R interval in thyroid disease.

The P-R interval in thyroid disease.


Eosinophilia and lichenification of the skin.


Electrolyte changes in blood, urine, and tissues after lipid and other test meals.


Rotational deformities of the lower extremity in children and their clinical significance.


Considerations in the design of heart valves.


Oral surgery: present and future.

Oral surgery: present and future. The history of the specialty of oral surgery is reviewed from the days of its origin, when it was essentially confined to exodontia, to its present status, in which it includes many and varied surgical operations relative to the human jaws and their associated structures. The scope and training pertinent to modern oral surgery are discussed. A three-year program on a graduate basis, required as partial fulfilment of the qualifications for accreditation and certification by the American Board of Oral Surgery, is described in detail. The need for mutual understanding by the medical and dental professions, as to what this specialty has to offer in terms of a total community health program, is emphasized.


Brain-cerebrospinal fluid buffering during acute respiratory acidosis.


Congenital insensitivity to pain with anhydrosis. A unique syndrome in two male siblings.


Comparing mattresses for flammability potential.


Standards for approval of hospitals for graduate training. The assessment program for approval of hospitals for training in specialties has been augmented by survey visits. Surveyors for the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation have acted on behalf of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and have assisted in the formulation of standard criteria for evaluation of teaching programs. Areas where considerable variation in program exists and where further standardization might profitably be developed are suggested. It is recommended that periodic on-the-site visits be made to all specialty training hospitals. Standards should be further elucidated to guide teachers, students and Royal College surveyors alike. It is emphasized that standards cannot be used to assess the calibre of teaching and learning, but can be employed to assist in evaluating the teachings and learning media that are likely to produce good (or poor) results.


Sex differences in growth of rats, and their modification by a single injection of testosterone propionate shortly after birth.


Death after withdrawal of meprobamate.

Death after withdrawal of meprobamate.


Myoclonus--a report of 67 cases and review of the literature.


Stop-flow analysis of creatinine excretion in the dog.


Disappearance of micro-emboli transfused into patients during cardiopulmonary bypass.


Evaluation of an erythropoietic factor in the blood of anemic cattle, using iron-59.


Experiences with the Coulter counter in bacteriology. Viable and killed suspensions of Staphylococcus aureus SM, Escherichia coli, and Serratia marcescens, as well as polystyrene spheres, 0.81 and 2.85 mu in diameter, were counted electronically with a model A Coulter Counter. Simultaneous counts by standard bacteriological methods and microscopy were done for purposes of control and comparison with the data from the Coulter Counter. Results indicated: (i) electrical characteristics of different bacterial populations are different; (ii) electronic counts were consistent for species used; (iii) live S. aureus exhibits a denser pattern of thick bright pulses on the cathode-ray tube than does live E. coli; (iv) killed bacteria resemble inert particles in pulse pattern; and (v) some viable bacteria do not react independently of current flow, as do inert particles and killed bacteria.


Mt-a, a "new" antigen in the MNSs system.


Pregnancy and hypertensive vascular disease.


Epinephrine and norepinephrine in normal and abnormal pregnancy.


A punch and die control program and its contribution to tableting technology.


Radioisotope (I-131) studies of placental location and circulation.


Chemical and cytological aspects of rat liver growth.


Feulgen stain stability in relation to three mounting media and exposure to light.


Report on 36 patients with dendritic corneal ulceration treated with IDU ('stoxil').


Infections caused by dermatophytes.

Infections caused by dermatophytes.


Recurrent gastric ulcer with spontaneous gastrojejunal and gastrocolic fistulas. Report of a case.


Fate of erythrocytic GSH in thalassaemia.


Instability of reduced glutathione and deficiency of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity of red cells in normal Indians.


Enzyme studies in haemoglobinopathies.

Enzyme studies in haemoglobinopathies.


New faces on an old problem.

New faces on an old problem.


A bovine tonsil biopsy technique.

A bovine tonsil biopsy technique.


Clinical experience with a new oral contraceptive.


Comparative observations on the scolex and germinal membrane of Echinococcus graulosus as a source of secondary hydatid cysts.


Dopamine: its occurrence in molluscan ganglia. Fluorometric and paper chromatographic evidence indicates that dopamine is the only catecholamine present in the ganglia of a number of lamellibranch and gastropod species.


Observations in the therapy of pyelonephritis.