PRODUCTION OF HERITABLE PARTIAL STERILITY IN THE MOUSE BY METHYL METHANESULPHONATE. Partial sterility, in the sense of reduced reproductive capacity, has been demonstrated in the F(1) progeny of male mice mated in the second week after a single dose of methyl methanesulphonate (50 mg/kg, intraperitoneally) with females of proved fertility. Sterility, both partial and complete, was encountered in the F(2) generation obtained by mating F(1) males and females with fertile partners. These results show that the compound, in a substerilizing dose, is capable of producing transmissible genetic damage. It is suggested that the procedure used is a practicable method of testing drugs for possible genetic effects.


AN INVESTIGATION OF THE ADRENERGIC BLOCKING ACTION OF CHLORPROMAZINE. Antagonism by chlorpromazine of the responses of the rabbit aortic strip and the rat seminal vesicle to adrenaline and noradrenaline fulfils the conditions of competitive antagonism. Chlorpromazine was a remarkably potent antagonist (pA(2) approximately 14) of adrenaline and noradrenaline. In the cat anaesthetized with chloralose small doses (1.8 to 4.5 mg/kg) of chlorpromazine greatly reduced or reversed the pressor effect of adrenaline but the pressor effect of noradrenaline was unaffected. A larger dose (9 mg/kg) of chlorpromazine slightly reduced the pressor effect of noradrenaline but caused a spectacular reversal of the pressor effect of adrenaline. This difference was not observed in rabbits and in cats treated with dichloroisoprenaline. Chlorpromazine potentiated the depressor effect of isoprenaline. On the basis of these findings it is concluded that in the cat chlorpromazine in small doses (1.8 to 4.5 mg/kg) has no real adrenergic blocking action and that the selective block of adrenaline pressor effects by these doses is due to a potentiation of adrenergic vasodilatation. Large doses (7.2 to 28.8 mg/kg) of chlorpromazine reduced the pressor effect of noradrenaline; reciprocal analysis showed that this inhibition is competitive.


URINARY EXCRETION OF CATECHOL AMINES IN THE RAT AFTER THEIR LIBERATION BY RESERPINE OR DEXAMPHETAMINE. Daily urinary excretion of catechol amines in normal rats and in rats from which the adrenal medullae had been removed has been determined by a photofluorimetric method. In both groups, reserpine (2 mg/kg, intraperitoneally) produces: (1) A decrease in the urinary excretion of noradrenaline which persists for more than 3 weeks; this action is not influenced by monoamine oxidase inhibitors and mecamylamine. (2) An increase, within 20 to 68 hr, in the urinary excretion of adrenaline, even though the urine of rats without adrenal medullae does not usually contain adrenaline. These effects are prevented by monoamine oxidase inhibitors and, in the normal animals, are reduced by mecamylamine. In both groups, dexamphetamine (6 mg/kg, intraperitoneally) produces an increase in the excretion of adrenaline and noradrenaline, the adrenaline appearing in the urine of the rats without adrenal medullae within 20 to 44 hr. Mecamylamine prevents the effect of dexamphetamine on the excretion of noradrenaline. Dexamphetamine, administered within a week of reserpine treatment, produces its usual effects on the urinary excretion of catechol amines in normal rats, but has no effect in rats without adrenal medullae. The results are discussed with regard to both the mechanism by which reserpine and dexamphetamine influence the peripheral stores of adrenaline and noradrenaline, and the significance of the adrenal and extra-adrenal chromaffin system.


SODIUM SULPHOMETHYL DERIVATIVES OF POLYMYXINS. Variations in the treatment of polymyxin B and polymyxin E (colistin) with formaldehyde and sodium bisulphite produce sulphomethyl derivatives which differ quantitatively in acute toxicity and in antibacterial activities in vitro and in vivo. The acute intravenous LD50 values of some sixty samples of these derivatives range from six- to more than eighty-fold those of the parent antibiotics; the in vitro antibacterial activities range from 2 to 12% and the in vivo activities from 20 to 50% of those of the parent antibiotics, with the most toxic derivatives showing the highest activities. When short and prolonged incubation methods are used, assays of the derivatives in solutions of different ages and of blood collected from man and dog after intramuscular injection, show that the antibacterial activities of these sulphomethyl derivatives depend on reversion to the unsubstituted form, and that the differences in the activities are due to variations in stability. These conclusions are supported by comparison of these sulphomethyl derivatives with stable acetyl derivatives. The lower in vivo activity is due, at least partly, to the high renal excretion of the substituted form. Electrophoresis shows that the derivatives are composite, the components corresponding to mono- to pentasulphomethyl polymyxin. Pain at the injection site is the most troublesome side-effect of polymyxin therapy, and this is avoided with these derivatives. In rats injected with quantities some twenty-times the usual human dose, the derivatives cause transitory decrease in urinary output and transitory proteinuria. After intramuscular injection of these derivatives into dogs, no antibiotic is detectable in the cerebrospinal fluid and concentrations present in the bile are not significantly different from those after injection of the parent antibiotic. When injected intracisternally into these animals, derivatives are less toxic than the parent compounds. These studies show that acute intravenous toxicity is a useful index of therapeutic efficiency and that derivatives with intravenous LD50 values of about 100 mg/kg are the most satisfactory ones. Because activity depends on reversion to the parent antibiotic, the use of these derivatives for topical application is contraindicated.


THE MECHANISM OF THE PRESSOR RESPONSES  TO PHYSOSTIGMINE IN THE RAT AND THEIR MODIFICATION BY MEBUTAMATE AND AMYLOBARBITONE. Pressor responses to intravenous injections both of physostigmine and of pilocarpine were smaller in rats anaesthetized with either mebutamate or amylobarbitone than in rats anaesthetized with urethane. The response to electrical stimulation of the hypogastric nerve in the isolated hypogastric nerve-vas deferens preparation was diminished by mebutamate and by amylobarbitone, but not by urethane. Similar results were obtained with the cat isolated splenic nerve-spleen preparation. In the rat anaesthetized with urethane, pressor responses to physostigmine were only partially antagonized by hexamethonium but were completely abolished during "depolarizing" ganglionic block by nicotine or tetramethylammonium. It is suggested that, in addition to the central mechanism, there is a peripheral component in the pressor action of physostigmine and in the antihypertensive actions of mebutamate and amylobarbitone.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANICURARE ACTIVITY AND TIME COURSE OF THE ENDPLATE POTENTIAL; A STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY APPROACH. A comparison of the effects of several quaternary ammonium ions has been made on the intracellularly recorded endplate potential of curarized frog muscle. The hydroxyanilinium ions usually caused an increase in endplate potential amplitude, a slowing of rate of rise and marked prolongation, but rarely caused spike generation. Contrariwise, tetraethylammonium and triethylphenylammonium consistently caused an increase in both amplitude and rate of rise of the endplate potential but no prolongation; these endplate potentials generated muscle spikes. The results suggest a relationship between rate of rise of the endplate potential and the probability of spike generation. Using the neurally evoked contractile response as a signal of transmitter action, the hydroxyanilinium ions were found to be relatively weak antagonists of tubocurarine at deep levels of curarization, indicating a ceiling effect. There was also a ceiling to the effect of hydroxyaniliniums on endplate potential amplitude. Thus, in the presence of high concentrations of tubocurarine, tetraethylammonium is a more potent anticurare agent than is triethyl(3-hydroxyphenyl) ammonium.


THE MECHANISM OF THE DEPRESSOR ACTION OF NORADRENALINE IN THE CAT. In cats anaesthetized with pentobarbitone sodium or chloralose and injected with phenoxybenzamine or phentolamine, administration of (-)-noradrenaline (5 to 20 mug) produced a fall of blood pressure which resembled in onset and duration that produced by adrenaline under similar conditions. The depressor action of noradrenaline was due mainly to dilatation of the splanchnic blood vessels. This could be abolished by administration of pronethalol, a drug known to block sympathetic beta-receptors.


AN IMPROVED MICROBATH.

AN IMPROVED MICROBATH. A method is described for the study of the actions of drugs and tissue extracts on small pieces of smooth muscle suspended in a bath with a capacity of 0.027 ml. The small size of the bath is an advantage when the total amount of active substance is small. The contractions are amplified 50- to 500-times and recorded isotonically, or approximately isometrically, with a pen writer. This apparatus has the advantage over earlier models that it is more compact and convenient and that the temperature of the muscle can be controlled. It has been used for the estimation of small quantities of acetylcholine and other substances in tissue extracts.


AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE CHONDROMA OF THE MAXILLA: CASE REPORT.


AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE ACTIONS OF SOME AUTONOMIC BLOCKING DRUGS ON TRANSMISSION IN THE GUINEA-PIG VAS DEFERENS. Membrane potentials have been recorded from the guinea-pig isolated vas deferens with intracellular and sucrose-gap electrodes during stimulation of the hypogastric nerve and of intramural nerve fibres. Atropine had no detectable effect on the excitatory junction potentials in response to nerve stimulation or on the spontaneous discharge of small potentials. High concentrations of adrenolytic drugs, acting on alpha-receptors were needed to block the response to nerve stimulation and the spontaneous discharge. During the onset and recovery from yohimbine blockade, junction potentials in response to repetitive stimulation were not sustained. Bretylium initially reduced both the junction potentials and the spontaneous discharge. However, after 30 min exposure, the spontaneous discharge increased in frequency although the response to nerve stimulation was abolished. Block of the junction potentials by procaine was rapid in onset compared with that by bretylium and guanethidine, but the spontaneous discharge was not abolished. These results are discussed in relation to the mechanism of transmission from sympathetic nerve to smooth muscle.


SUPPLEMENTING A PHOTOGRAPHIC SET-UP FOR THE PLASTIC SURGEON.


LYMPHATIC ANATOMY AND LYMPHOEDEMA.

LYMPHATIC ANATOMY AND LYMPHOEDEMA.


EARLY FREE GRAFTING: THE RESTITUTION OF PARTS COMPLETELY SEPARATED FROM THE BODY.


THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC TISSUE LOSS IN THE LOWER LIMB, ESPECIALLY WHEN COMPLICATED BY SKELETAL INJURY.


SUBCUTANEOUS PEDICLE FLAPS.

SUBCUTANEOUS PEDICLE FLAPS.


RADICAL SURGERY FOR CORRECTION OF COMPLETE FACIAL PALSY.


SWAN'S NECK DEFORMITY OF THE FINGERS.

SWAN'S NECK DEFORMITY OF THE FINGERS.


COLLAPSED ALAE STRENGTHENED BY CONCHAL CARTILAGE (THE BUTTERFLY CARTILAGE GRAFT).


PLASTIC MATERIALS IN RESTORATIVE SURGERY OF THE LOWER JAW.


SEPTAL LINES IN PNEUMOCONIOSIS.

SEPTAL LINES IN PNEUMOCONIOSIS.


SEPTAL LNES IN SARCOIDOSIS.

SEPTAL LNES IN SARCOIDOSIS.


TELECINE TECHNIQUE APPLIED TO NEURORADIOLOGY.


THE VALUE OF CINERADIOGRAPHY IN MEDICINE.


AN ANGIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE COURSE OF THE OPHTHALMIC ARTERY IN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


IMPROVED PUNCTURE TECHNIQUE FOR CEREBRAL ANGIOGRAPHY: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR EXPERIMENTAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


SINGLE-PLANE IMPLANTS USING NEEDLES OF THE SAME UNIFORM LINEAR ACTIVITY.


THE EFFECT OF A SINGLE 2,000 R EXPOSURE OF X-RAYS UPON THE UPTAKE OF 35S BY THE MOUSE KNEE JOINT.


OSTEOSCLEROSIS IN MYELOMATOSIS.

OSTEOSCLEROSIS IN MYELOMATOSIS.


THE PROBLEM IN GARGOYLISM.

THE PROBLEM IN GARGOYLISM.


MULTIPLE LIVER ABSCESSES IN HYDATID DISEASE.


GAS-FILLED ABSCESS CAVITY AS A MANIFESTATION OF DIVERTICULITIS OF THE COLON.


TWO CASES OF FATTY PANCREATIC NECROSIS ASSOCIATED WITH POST-BULBAR DUODENAL ULCER.


URETHROGRAPHY IN THE MALE AND SUPRAPUBIC CYSTOGRAPHY.


IONISATION CHAMBERS FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF GASEOUS BETA-EMITTERS.


A POCKET RADIATION MONITOR.

A POCKET RADIATION MONITOR.


CHARLES W. WILSON.

CHARLES W. WILSON.


HANSENIASPORA PIJPERI (VAN DER WALT ET TSCHEUSCHNER) NOV. COMB.


PRESIDENT'S REPORT. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF CLINICAL CHEMISTS.


METABOLISM AND FUNCTION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS AND SPHINGOLIPIDS.


PROFESSOR E. J. KING EULOGY.

PROFESSOR E. J. KING EULOGY.


RECENT ADVANCES IN ELECTRON TRANSFER AND OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION.


ENZYME ACTION IN LIVING CELLS.

ENZYME ACTION IN LIVING CELLS.


THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF ENZYME ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS IN BODY FLUIDS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CURRENT PROBLEMS.


HORMONAL REGULATION OF ENZYME ACTIVITY.

HORMONAL REGULATION OF ENZYME ACTIVITY.


DISCUSSION OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON ENZYMES IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY.


THE ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS BY ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY.


AFFINITY OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FOR FREE ELECTRONS WITH THERMAL ENERGIES.


POLAROGRAPHIC REACTIONS OF PLASMA PROTEINS AND THEIR CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN X-RAY SPECTROMETRY AS APPLIED TO CLINICAL CHEMISTRY.


DISORDERS OF BILIRUBIN METABOLISM.

DISORDERS OF BILIRUBIN METABOLISM.


CHANGES IN LIVER METABOLISM INDUCED BY THE POISONS OF AMANITA PHALLOIDES.


METABOLISM OF GLYCOPROTEINS.

METABOLISM OF GLYCOPROTEINS.


STANDARDIZATION OF NOMENCLATURE IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY. REPORT OF A PANEL DISCUSSION.


THE CHILD HEALTH CLINICS OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL: OLD PROBLEMS AND NEW APPROACHES.


CONGENITAL HYPERTROPHIC PYLORIC STENOSIS WITH JAUNDICE.


MYOTONIA CONGENITA (THOMSEN'S DISEASE): A REPORT OF A CASE SUPPORTING ITS FAMILIAL TENDENCIES.


MANAGEMENT OF RECTAL BLEEDING IN INFANTS.


MAGNESIUM METABOLISM IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE.


THE EFFECT OF ADRENERGIC BLOCKADE ON THE CIRCULATORY RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IN MAN.


THE MEASUREMENT OF THE END-DIASTOLIC AND END-SYSTOLIC, OR RESIDUAL, VOLUMES OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE IN MAN, USING A DYE-DILUTION METHOD.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF RED BLOOD CELLS IN THE RENAL CORTEX.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON LIQUOR AMNII IN RELATION TO THE SEVERITY OF HAEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE KINETICS OF URINARY GRANULOCYTE EXCRETION.


DIFFUSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE OUT OF THE DISTAL NEPHRON IN MAN DURING ANTIDIURESIS.


IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE LONG-ACTING THYROID STIMULATOR.


ANAEROBIC METABOLISM OF THE EXERCISING LEG IN MAN.


THE EFFECT OF CELLOPHANE AREA AND THICKNESS ON UREA CLEARANCE USING A HAEMODIALYSER.


THE EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON GAS EXCHANGE AND ARTERIAL LACTATE AND PYRUVATE CONCENTRATION DURING MODERATE EXERCISE IN MAN.


RENAL CONCENTRATING ABILITY IN THE ADRENALECTOMIZED RAT.


OXYTOCIN AND ANTIDIURESIS IN PREGNANCY AT TERM.


QUANTITATIVE MEASURES OF DEEP SOMATIC PAIN: FURTHER STUDIES WITH HYPERTONIC SALINE.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE ELECTROLYTE VALUES AND VARYING SAMPLE SIZE.


EFFECT OF BRADYKININ ON RENAL FUNCTION.

EFFECT OF BRADYKININ ON RENAL FUNCTION.


THE RADIO-ISOTOPE OSTEOGRAM IN RICKETS.

THE RADIO-ISOTOPE OSTEOGRAM IN RICKETS.


SERUM LIPIDS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN NORMAL SUBJECTS.


EFFECT OF PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ALDOSTERONE AND CORTICOSTERONE ON PLASMA AND URINARY ELECTROLYTES IN MAN.


THE MECHANISM OF RENAL CALCIFICATION INDUCED BY MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY IN THE RAT.


PROBLEMS OF TRANSPLANTATION OF ORGANS.

PROBLEMS OF TRANSPLANTATION OF ORGANS.


THE TREATMENT OF CONVULSIVE DISORDERS.

THE TREATMENT OF CONVULSIVE DISORDERS.


MILK OF CALCIUM RENAL STONE.

MILK OF CALCIUM RENAL STONE.


EFFECT OF STRESS, ADRENALECTOMY, HYPOPHYSECTOMY AND HYDROCORTISONE ON THE CORTICOTROPIN-RELEASING ACTIVITY OF RAT MEDIAN EMINENCE.


RECOVERY AND PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF FSH AND LH DURING THE PURIFICATION OF TSH FROM HUMAN PITUITARY GLANDS.


THE KINETICS OF AN ENZYMATIC TWO-STEP REACTION: A STUDY WITH PHENOLPHTHALEIN DIPHOSPHATE.


ACTIVATION OF THE LATENT PHENOLOXIDASE OF TENEBRIO MOLITOR.


AN IMPROVED TECHNIQUE FOR THE CULTURE OF ACETABULARIA.


STUDIES ON THE SPECIFICITY OF CRYSTALLINE PROTEASE OF ASPERGILLUS PARASITICUS ON B-CHAIN OF OXIDISED INSULIN AND BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN.


KINETICS OF HEPATOCYTE PROLIFERATION IN THE EARLY STAGES OF LIVER REGENERATION.


A STUDY OF DNA NUCLEOPROTEIN GELS AND THE RESIDUAL PROTEIN OF ISOLATED CELL NUCLEI. RELATIONSHIP TO CHROMOSOMAL STRUCTURE.


SYNCHRONIZED MAMMALIAN CELLS: AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF A MODEL FOR SYNCHRONY DECAY.


A MODEL PLAN FOR DISTRIBUTION OF DISPOSABLES. II.


DATA PROCESSING IN HOSPITALS. 3.

DATA PROCESSING IN HOSPITALS. 3.


PROCESSING FOR PATIENT ACCOUNTS--POSTING MACHINES VS. TAB EQUIPMENT.


A MULTIPURPOSE PUNCHED-CARD SYSTEM FOR RESEARCH IN THE SMALL HOSPITAL.


TV FOR HOSPITALS?

TV FOR HOSPITALS?


TELEVISION FOR HOSPITALS--NETWORK TO GO NATIONWIDE WITH MEDICAL AND NURSING PROGRAMS.


COLOR COUNTS WITH KIDS.

COLOR COUNTS WITH KIDS.


A RED CARPET PROGRAM.

A RED CARPET PROGRAM.


THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE: THE NURSE, THE OBSTETRICIAN AND THE FAMILY.


SUCCESSFUL PILOT SESSION LEADS TO SHORT-TERM COURSES IN NURSING IN LABOR AND DELIVERY.


A MODEL PEDIATRIC FORM FOR THE NEWBORN.

A MODEL PEDIATRIC FORM FOR THE NEWBORN.


ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BRAIN: SLOW WAVES AND NEURONAL ACTIVITY.


RESURVEY OF AN AGING POPULATION--FOURTEEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE EXTENT OF CONCERN AND PLANNING BY THE AGED FOR POSSIBLE CHRONIC ILLNESS.


PSORERGATIC ACARIASIS IN CATTLE.

PSORERGATIC ACARIASIS IN CATTLE.


PSORERGATIC ACARIASIS ON A NEW MEXICO RANGE EWE.


THE IMPORTNCE OF THE COMMON CATTLE GRUB (HYPODERMA LINEATUM) TO MEAT INSPECTION.


STUDIES ON CANINE ANCYLOSTOMIASIS: DOUBLE VACCINATION WITH X-IRRADIATED ANCYLOSTOMA CANINUM LARVAE.


HOW DOGMATIC ARE VETERINARIANS?

HOW DOGMATIC ARE VETERINARIANS?


PRENATAL TOXOCARA CANIS INFECTION IN PUPS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE ANGELL MEMORIAL ANIMAL HOSPITAL.


SINGLE WIDAL TEST IN CULTURE-POSITIVE CASES OF ENTERIC GROUP OF FEVERS.


SOLUBILIZATION OF THE CONJUGATION INHIBITOR FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI CELL WALL. Schwartz, Gabriel H. (National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases, Bethesda, Md.), Donald Eiler, and Milton Kern. Solubilization of the conjugation inhibitor from Escherichia coli cell wall. J. Bacteriol. 89:89-94. 1965.-Conjugation between F(-) and HfrC strains of Escherichia coli is inhibited by the presence of cell wall derived from either strain. The inhibitor can be solubilized from such cell walls or whole cells by treatment with periodate. The soluble material is relatively acid-labile and alkali-stable, nondialyzable, nonsedimentable at 100,000 x g (1 hr), partially sedimented after 3 hr at 100,000 x g, sensitive to small changes in ionic strength, neutralized by cationic reagents, and is insensitive to proteinases, nucleases, lipases, and carbohydrases. The soluble inhibitor derived from male and female cells is indistinguishable by all the criteria tested.


CELL-CULTURE RESPONSE TO FIBROMA VIRUS.

CELL-CULTURE RESPONSE TO FIBROMA VIRUS. Verna, John E. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). Cell-culture response to fibroma virus. J. Bacteriol. 89:524-528. 1965.-Three established rabbit cell lines (Minnesota CRP, RbK, and RbH) were infected with Shope's rabbit fibroma virus (Patuxent strain). The responses of the cell lines to virus infection differed from one another. Minn. CRP cells produced plaques (1 to 2 mm) on the 4th or 5th day which possessed characteristic cellular aggregates at the periphery of the plaque. Minn. RbH cells underwent degeneration with the elongation of cells and no aggregation formation. Minn. RbK cells responded with foci of cellular aggregates and no plaque formation. The resulting number of characteristic lesions in each cell line was related to virus dilution. The history of virus passage had no effect on the resulting lesion. All cells appeared to be equally sensitive to fibroma virus infection. Conclusive evidence for a viral-induced proliferative effect in RbK cells has not been found.


ACID DIFFERENCE SPECTRA OF HUMAN CARBONIC ANHYDRASES.


THE REDUCED PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE DEHYDROGENASES OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES.


METABOLISM OF PROPIONIC ACID IN ANIMAL TISSUES. XI. FURTHER STUDIES ON CRYSTALLINE PROPIONYL COENZYME A CARBOXYLASE.


PRIMARY ARTICULAR-CARTILAGE CALCIFICATION WITH ARTHRITIS (PSEUDOGOUT SYNDROME).


PROBLEMS OF FLEXOR-TENDON SURGERY OF THE HAND.


EPIDERMOID CARCINOMA IN CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS: DIAGNOSTIC PROBLEMS AND MANAGEMENT.


THE RATES OF UPTAKE OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN MICROSCOPIC BONE STRUCTURES.


CHEMODECTOMA (CAROTID-BODY TUMOR) METASTASIZING TO BONE; CASE REPORT.


EXTENSOR TENOTOMY FOR CHRONIC BOUTONNI'ERE DEFORMITY OF THE FINGER; REPORT OF TWO CASES.


SYMPOSIUM: TREATMENT OF UNUNITED FRACTURES OF THE LONG BONES; INTRODUCTION.


TREATMENT OF UNUNITED FRACTURES OF THE LONG BONES; FACTORS IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF NON-UNION.


TREATMENT OF UNUNITED FRACTURES OF THE LONG BONES; DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION OF NON-UNION.


TREATMENT OF UNUNITED FRACTURES OF THE LONG BONES; SURGICAL TREATMENT AND TECHNIQUE.


TREATMENT OF UNUNITED FRACTURES OF THE LONG BONES; COMPRESSION PLATE FIXATION AND THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTERNAL FIXATION ON FRACTURE HEALING.


RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY FOR BILATERAL HIP-JOINT DISEASE IN THE ADULT.


ANATOMY OF THE SPINE: POINTS OF INTEREST TO ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS.


USE OF A PROSTHESIS FOR THE DISTAL PORTION OF THE RADIUS FOLLOWING RESECTION OF A RECURRENT GIANT-CELL TUMOR.


INTERNAL FIXATION IN DISPLACED FRACTURES OF THE FEMORAL NECK.


MOLD ARTHROPLASTY IN THE TREATMENT OF HIP FRACTURES COMPLICATED BY SEPSIS.


A NEW LONG-STEM INTRAMEDULLARY VITALLIUM HIP PROSTHESIS; PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PERICAPSULAR OSTEOTOMY OF THE ILIUM FOR TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL SUBLUXATION AND DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


ANTERIOR APPROACHES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF INFECTIONS OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES.


STUDIES OF PARAINFLUENZA VIRUSES. 3. ANTIBODY RESPONSES OF DIFFERENT ANIMAL SPECIES AFTER IMMUNIZATION.


MILK ALLERGY.

MILK ALLERGY.


TRANSABDOMINAL AMNIOCENTESIS IN THE STUDY OF RHESUS SENSITIZATION.


LLOYD S. RALSTON, M.D.

LLOYD S. RALSTON, M.D.


SPONTANEOUS RETURN OF FUNCTION OF FACIAL MUSCLES FOLLOWING RADICAL EXCISION OF PAROTID CARCINOMA.


THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF LEFT VENTRICULAR--RIGHT ATRIAL SHUNTS.


ANKLE INJURIES.

ANKLE INJURIES.


STENOSIS OF THE URETHRAL MEATUS.

STENOSIS OF THE URETHRAL MEATUS.


THE TREATMENT OF FELONS.

THE TREATMENT OF FELONS.


THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM OF THE NORMAL NEWBORN INFANT.


BETTER TO LIVE IN SOUTH AFRICA OR SOUTH GEORGIA?


A SLOW-GROWING STRAIN OF PSEUDOMONAS PYOCYANEA.


SYNTHESIS OF BETA-D-GALACTOSIDASE AFTER F-DUCTION OF LAC+GENES INTO ESCHERICHIA COLI.


EFFECT OF DIETARY LEVEL OF THIAMINE ON REPRODUCTION IN THE RAT.


FATTY LIVERS PRODUCED IN ALBINO RATS BY EXCESS NIACIN IN HIGH FAT DIETS. II. EFFECT OF CHOLINE SUPPLEMENTS.


PARTITION OF EXCRETED NITROGEN FROM HONEY BEES FED VARIOUS PROTEINS.


MAGNESIUM REQUIREMENT OF THE BABY PIG.

MAGNESIUM REQUIREMENT OF THE BABY PIG.


EFFECT OF THIAMINE DEFICIENCY AND THIAMINE REPLETION ON NEUTRAL GLYCERIDE, TOTAL AND FREE CHOLESTEROL, PHOSPHOLIPIDS, AND PLASMALOGENS IN RAT LIVER.


PROTEIN LEVELS IN GROWING DIETS AND REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF COCKERELS.


EFFECT OF AGE AND DIETARY FAT ON THE LIPIDS OF CHICKEN MUSCLE.


LOUIS HARRY NEWBURGH--A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH (JUNE 17, 1883-JULY 17, 1956).


EFFECT OF PYRIDOXINE DEFICIENCY UPON POLYSOMES AND MESSENGER RNA OF RAT TISSUES.


THE LACTATION VALUE, A NEW INDEX OF PROTEIN EVALUATION.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. CLINICAL HISTORY AUH NO. 58906 30-YEAR OLD WOMAN. AUTOPSY NO. 1235.


STUDIES IN CHICKENS FED A COPPER-DEFICIENT DIET SUPPLEMENTED WITH ASCORBIC ACID, RESERPINE AND DIETHYLSTILBESTROL.


RESPONSE OF THE LIVER TO PROLONGED PROTEIN DEPLETION. V. NEUTRAL GLYCERIDES AND CHOLESTEROL; PRODUCTION OF FATTY LIVERS BY CERTAIN AMINO ACIDS FED IN A PROTEIN-FREE RATION.


RESPONSE OF THE LIVER TO PROLONGED PROTEIN DEPLETION. VI. TOTAL PHOSPHOLIPIDS AND PLASMALOGENS, AND PROTECTION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS BY METHIONINE AND CYSTINE.


INFLUENCE OF HEMICELLULOSE A AND B ON CELLULOSE DIGESTION, VOLATILE FATTY ACID PRODUCTION AND FORAGE NUTRITIVE EVALUATION.


THE FREQUENCY OF POST-PARTUM HYPOPITUITARISM.


DELAY OF SEXUAL MATURITY OF THE FEMALE RAT BY STERCULIA FOETIDA OIL.


THE CHELTENHAM EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC SERVICE.


THE TREATMENT OF URINARY INFECTION.

THE TREATMENT OF URINARY INFECTION.


CO-EXISTING INTRA- AND EXTRA-UTERINE PREGNANCY ASSOCIATED WITH CEREBRAL MALFORMATION IN THE SURVIVING TWIN.


PROCIDENTIA IN THE NEWBORN.

PROCIDENTIA IN THE NEWBORN.


CERVICAL CYTOLOGY AND CARCINOMA IN SITU.


VAGINAL FLUID ENZYMES IN RELATION TO CERVICAL CANCER.


OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY--PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS.


INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION AND PREGNANCY.

INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION AND PREGNANCY.


THE FOETAL HEART IN LATE PREGNANCY AS RECORDED FROM AN INSTANTANEOUS RATEMETER.


THE ORAL PROGESTATIONAL AND ANTI-OVULATORY PROPERTIES OF MEGESTROL ACETATE AND ITS THERAPEUTIC USE IN GYNAECOLOGICAL DISORDERS.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE EXCRETION OF GONADOTROPHIC HORMONES BY PATIENTS WITH TROPHOBLASTIC TUMOURS.


AN APPRAISAL OF THE COOMASSIE BLUE DILUTION TECHNIQUE FOR MEASURING THE VOLUME OF LIQUOR AMNII IN LATE PREGNANCY.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SODIUM AND POTASSIUM CONTENT OF HUMAN MILK.


CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX ASSOCIATED WITH PREGNANCY. A SURVEY OF 84 CASES TREATED BETWEEN 1936-1962.


THE INCIDENCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF HAEMANGIOMA OF THE PLACENTA.


PARENTERAL IRON THERAPY IN PREGNANCY.

PARENTERAL IRON THERAPY IN PREGNANCY.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CARCINOMA IN SITU OF THE CERVIX UTERI.


CHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT AFTER DELIVERY.

CHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT AFTER DELIVERY.


COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CHRONIC DISEASES.


SIMPLE TRACTION FOR TRANSPORT AND EMERGENCY.


THE ORGANIZATION OF A HOSPITAL STAFF.

THE ORGANIZATION OF A HOSPITAL STAFF.


MANAGEMENT OF DEAFNESS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


BALANCE IN MODERN MEDICINE.

BALANCE IN MODERN MEDICINE.


AN OPEN LETTER TO THE DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA MEDICAL CENTER.


PROGRESSING IN PRACTICE. TEACHING YOURSELF TO TREAT DIABETES MORE EFFECTIVELY.


A JOURNEY THROUGH DIAGNOSIS-LAND (WITH APOLOGIES TO "OUTDOOR LIFE" MAGAZINE).


TRAVELING PREFERENCES, EXPERIENCE, AND AIRPLANE DRAWINGS.


THE ASSUMPTION OF HOMOGENEITY OF VARIANCE FOR THE T TEST AND NONPARAMETRIC TESTS.


VOICE SYMPTOMATOLOGY IN FUNCTIONAL DYSPHONIA AND APHONIA.


COMPARISONS OF THE GOALS THAT PARENTS OF STUTTERERS AND PARENTS OF NONSTUTTERERS SET FOR THEIR CHILDREN.


ARTICULATION AND PATTERNS OF PALATOPHARYNGEAL CLOSURE.


SENTENCE FAMILIARITY AS A FACTOR IN VISUAL SPEECH RECEPTION (LIPREADING).


A GUIDE TO PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND TESTING PROCEDURES IN THE EVALUATION OF DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING CHILDREN.


A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF ARTICULATION, DEGLUTITION, AND MALOCCLUSION.


ACCEPTABILITY OF STUTTERING CONTROL PATTERNS.


DERIVATION OF TWENTY-FIVE-WORD PB LISTS.


DELAYED FEEDBACK AUDIOMETRY.

DELAYED FEEDBACK AUDIOMETRY.


PSEUDOAUDITORY BONE-CONDUCTION THRESHOLDS.


THE VARIABLE INTENSITY PULSE COUNT METHOD (VIPCM) FOR THE DETECTION AND MEASUREMENT OF THE PURE-TONE THRESHOLDS OF CHILDREN WITH FUNCTIONAL HEARING LOSSES.


A STANDARD DEFINITION OF STUTTERING.

A STANDARD DEFINITION OF STUTTERING.


DEAFNESS OF SUDDEN ONSET--ANOTHER CASE.

DEAFNESS OF SUDDEN ONSET--ANOTHER CASE.


CONTINUOUS PALATOGRAPHY.

CONTINUOUS PALATOGRAPHY.


RRLJ--A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE NONCOOPERATIVE PATIENT.


LESIONS OF THE PANCREAS MIMICKING RENAL DISEASE.


SERUM ELECTROLYTE AND OSMOLALITY CHANGES FOLLOWING TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE.


NODULAR HYPERPLASIA OF THE PROSTATE IN NORTH INDIA: AN AUTOPSY STUDY.


ALTERNATION IN CHOICE BEHAVIOUR AND EXTRAVERSION.


DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN CANCER AND NON-CANCER SERUM. A PRELIMINARY STUDY.


EXTRANEURONAL BINDING AS A POSSIBLE FACTOR OF TYRAMINE UPTAKE BY SYMPATHETIC NERVES.


EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON RAT BRAIN IN VITRO RESPIRATION AND ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY.


EFFECTS OF FASTING, EXERCISE AND RESERPINE ON CATECHOLAMINE CONTENT AND LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE ACTIVITY OF RAT HEART AND ADIPOSE TISSUES.


INHIBITION OF RAT LIVER TRYPTOPHAN HYDROXYLASE IN VITRO.


A NEW GLYCOSIDE OF ADONIS VERNALIS.

A NEW GLYCOSIDE OF ADONIS VERNALIS.


TRANSPLANTATION TECHNIQUES FOR QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTS ON DROSOPHILA.


ENHANCEMENT OF FIBRINOLYSIS AND ANTAGONISM OF ANTIPLASMIN BY REVERSIBLE PLASMIN INHIBITORS.


CONCERNING THE EXCITATORY EFFECT OF METHYL-META-TYROSINE ON HYPOTHALAMIC SELF-STIMULATION IN THE RAT: A CONTROL STUDY.


ACTIVITIES OF NEWER GLYCOSIDES OF ADONIS VERNALIS L.


MYOPATHY IN MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY.

MYOPATHY IN MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY.


HYDROXYINDOLEAMINES IN THE NEMATOCYSTS OF HYDRA LITTORALIS.


INFLUENCE OF CALCIUM IONS ON CENTRACTURE INDUCED BY ALTERNATING CURRENT IN FROG SKELETAL MUSCLE.


MULTIPLICATION OF SIMIAN VIRUS 40 IN PRIMARY RHESUS, LLCMK2, AND MS CELLS.


EFFECTS OF BARIUM IONS ON THE RESTING MEMBRANE POTENTIAL OF FROG STRIATED MUSCLE FIBRES.


PLASMA ELECTROLYTE LEVELS IN A MAMMAL AND A REPTILE AT VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURES.


CONTROL OF GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE IN THE BASIDIOMYCETE SCHIZOPHYLLUM COMMUNE.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CAPACITIES OF HUMAN SUBJECTS TO ACETYLATE ISONIAZID, SULFANILAMIDE AND SULFAMETHAZINE.


METABOLIC CHANGES INDUCED IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH A CHOLESTEROL LOWERING RESIN, CHOLESTYRAMINE.


THE INCIDENCE OF VOLVULUS OF THE SIGMOID COLON AND ITS TREATMENT IN A PSYCHIATRIC VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL--"THE BEDFORD SYNDROME".


UTILIZATION OF THE MIXTURES OF AMINO ACIDS BY HELICOSTYLUM PIRIFORME BAINIER.


STUDIES ON NUTRITION OF TRICHURUS SPIRALIS VAR. MINUTA AND BOTRYOSPORIUM SP.


FRAGMENTA MYCOLOGICA. VI. HAS KERATINOMYCES AJELLOI VANBREUSEGHEM, 1952 MICROCONIDIUMS?


ENZYME MAKE-UP OF TRICHOPHYTON RUBRUN AND T. MENTAGROPHYTES. I. ALDOLASE ACTIVITY.


ENZYME MAKE-UP OF TRICHOPHYTON RUBRUM AND T. MENTAGROPHYTES. II. AMYLASE ACTIVITY.


PRINCIPLES OF MASS TREATMENT OF TINEA CAPITIS.


A RECORD OF SOME NEW AND INTERESTING MUCORALES.


A NOTE ON SEARCHOMYCES COPROPHILOIDES MEHROTRA AND MEHROTRA.


THE UTILIZATION OF THE MIXTURES OF MONOSACCHARIDES BY SOME MUCORALES.


NATURAL INFECTION IN LABORATORY ANIMALS DUE TO TRICHOPHYTON MENTAGROPHYTES IN INDIA.


TOMORROW'S TARGET.

TOMORROW'S TARGET.


ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY REACTIONS IN CHILDREN.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE LEGAL CONTROL OF PHARMACY.


PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES IN COMMUNITY HOSPITALS.


FATAL PULMONARY PHYCOMYCOSIS COMPLICATING LEUKEMIA. A CASE REPORT.


THE ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGING PATTERNS OF MEDICAL CARE.


REPORT FROM THE DUKE UNIVERSITY POISON CONTROL CENTER.


GAUCHER'S DISEASE: REPORT OF A NEW ZEALAND CASE.


FAMILY PSYCHIATRY.

FAMILY PSYCHIATRY.


AN ADDRESS.

AN ADDRESS.


CRICO-PHARYNGEAL ACHALASIA.

CRICO-PHARYNGEAL ACHALASIA.


THE TREACHER COLLINS SYNDROME.

THE TREACHER COLLINS SYNDROME.


AN ASSESSMENT OF ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY AND COMPARISON OF QUICK TEST, THROMBOTEST AND 2.7.10 REAGENTS.


MEDICAL INCOMES.

MEDICAL INCOMES.


RADIATION THERAPY FOR CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CORPUS.


OBSTETRICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE RH NEGATIVE PATIENT.


JUVENILE PERNICIOUS ANEMIA. CASE IN AMERICAN INDIAN GIRL.


TELEVISION IN CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION.


FEDERAL LEGISLATION: ITS IMPACT ON NLN'S ACCREDITING PROGRAMS.


ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTION IN PHYSICIANS.


A DESIGN FOR AN INSERVICE EDUCATION PROGRAM.


TEACHING FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE BALANCE.

TEACHING FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE BALANCE.


EVALUATE BEFORE EMPLOYMENT.

EVALUATE BEFORE EMPLOYMENT.


WHAT EVERY NURSE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CONGENITAL SYPHILIS.


PREGNANCY IN THE NAVAJO CULTURE.

PREGNANCY IN THE NAVAJO CULTURE.


A PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE AT WORK.

A PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE AT WORK.


PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING FIELD INSTRUCTION, 1951-1963.


A LIBERAL EDUCATION FOR NURSING STUDENTS.


DESIGNING A CHEMISTRY COURSE FOR NURSING STUDENTS.


SEARCH OR RESEARCH? THE PREDICTION OF SUCCESS IN SCHOOLS OF NURSING.


INCOME AND EXPENDITURES IN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING AGENCIES, 1963.


SNAKEBITES IN OHIO.

SNAKEBITES IN OHIO.


INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN HEMOGLOBIN AND MYOGLOBIN.


ANTIBODY FORMATION.

ANTIBODY FORMATION.


SURFACE LINING OF LUNG ALVEOLI.

SURFACE LINING OF LUNG ALVEOLI.


BIOCHEMICAL ROLE OF VITAMIN B12.

BIOCHEMICAL ROLE OF VITAMIN B12.


METABOLIC PATHWAYS IN EXPERIMENTAL SUGAR AND RADIATION CATARACT.


PERCUTANEOUS NEEDLE BIOPSIES OF THE LIVER AND KIDNEY--CLINICAL INDICATIONS AND CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC CORRELATION.


THE PREVALENCE OF HUMAN BRUCELLOSIS IN MEXICO AS SHOWN BY THE SKIN-TEST, COMPLEMENT FIXATION AND AGGLUTINATION REACTIONS.


THE SALIVARY GLAND CHROMOSOMES OF ANOPHELES AZTECUS.


A SIMPLE, INEXPENSIVE WAY TO MONITOR ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS ON AN ACTIVELY EXERCISING SUBJECT. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-38.


THORACIC CAGE IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENTS; IMPEDANCE PLETHYSMOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF CARDIAC OUTPUT. (AN INTERPRETIVE STUDY). TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-23.


AN EVALUATION OF INTRAVENOUS HYPERTONIC UREA IN EXPERIMENTAL CEREBRAL EDEMA. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-18.


THE EFFECTS OF MISCELLANEOUS WASTES ON MESOPHILIC ACTIVATED SLUDGE CELLULOSE. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-25.


A DISCUSSION OF MEDICAL MONITORING IN RELATION TO SAFETY IN CENTRIFUGE OPERATIONS. NADC-ML-6410.


HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF IATROCHEMISTRY AND IATROMECHANICS.IV. CONCLUSIONS.


CHANGES IN THE APPEARANCE OF HAIR EPICUTICLE PRODUCED BY HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND PERMANENT WAVING AS OBSERVED WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.


EARLY EFFECTS OF DIGITALIS ON CENTRAL HEMODYNAMICS IN NORMAL SUBJECTS.


PULMONARY ARTERY STENOSIS: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CONSIDERATIONS.


ALCOHOL AS A FACTOR IN THE ILLNESS OF UNIVERSITY SERVICE PATIENTS.


THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM AND CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER ON ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


VENTILATORY RESPONSE OF PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA TO DOXAPRAM HYDROCHLORIDE.


SODIUM AMPICILLIN: ABSORPTION AND EXCRETION OF INTRAMUSCULAR AND INTRAVENOUS DOSES IN NORMAL YOUNG MEN.


POLYMYXIN B AND COLISTIN: IN VITRO ACTIVITY AGAINST PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


AN UNUSUAL HEPATIC SEQUELA OF SICKLE CELL ANEMIA: A REPORT OF FIVE CASES.


NEEDLE BIOPSY OF THE PERITONEUM (EXPERIENCE WITH THE COPE NEEDLE).


FATAL SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IN IDENTICAL TWINS: CASE REPORTS AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


HEMORRHAGE AS A SEQUEL TO GASTRIC SURGERY.


AUTOGLYCOLYSIS IN LEUKEMIC AND NONLEUKEMIC BLOOD.


SUSCEPTIBILITY TO AMPHOTERICIN B OF PHAGOCYTOSED YEAST CELLS OF HISTOPLASMA CAPSULATUM.


PANCREATIC VISUALIZATION.

PANCREATIC VISUALIZATION.


FAILURE OF EXPANDED PLASMA VOLUME TO INDUCE EXAGGERATED NATRURESIS IN HYPERTENSIVE MAN.


THE OCULAR TOXICITY OF CHLOROQUINE THERAPY.


CALIBRATING DEVICE FOR TEMPERATURE RECORDING.


IMPURITY IN STORED HALOTHANE.

IMPURITY IN STORED HALOTHANE.


A SIMPLE VENTILOMETER.

A SIMPLE VENTILOMETER.


A NEW ENDOTRACHEAL-CUFF AIR VALVE.

A NEW ENDOTRACHEAL-CUFF AIR VALVE.


A NEW MASK.

A NEW MASK.


EFFECT OF IRRADIATION ON ANESTHETIC AGENTS.


A DISPOSABLE URETERAL CATHETER FOR EPIDURAL ANESTHESIA.


NEBULIZATION DURING ANESTHESIA.

NEBULIZATION DURING ANESTHESIA.


EFFECT OF RESERPINE ON CARDIAC FUNCTION DURING THIOPENTAL-CYCLOPROPANE ANESTHESIA IN THE DOG.


RECOVERY TIMES OF DOGS AFTER USE OF FLUORINATED ANESTHETIC AGENTS.


ANESTHESIA FOR SURGERY OF THE INTRATHORACIC PORTION OF THE TRACHEA.


DIFFERENTIATION OF TWO TYPES OF PAIN BY ANESTHETICS.


PAIN, ANALGESIA AND ANTI-ANALGESIA.

PAIN, ANALGESIA AND ANTI-ANALGESIA.


STUDIES ON THE RAT PINEAL GLAND. I. ULTRASTRUCTURE.


PREVENTION OF SUCCINYLCHOLINE FASCICULATION WITH LOCAL ANESTHETICS.


EFFECTS OF CYCLOPROPANE, HALOTHANE AND PROCAINE ON THE VASOMOTOR "CENTER" OF THE DOG.


EVALUATION OF METHODS EMPLOYED IN THE TREATMENT OF THE CHEMICAL PNEUMONITIS OF ASPIRATION.


THE VALUE OF VENOUS OXYGEN LEVELS DURING GENERAL ANESTHESIA.


METHOXAMINE AND CARDIAC OUTPUT IN NONANESTHETIZED MAN AND DURING SPINAL ANESTHESIA.


MEASUREMENT OF BLOOD OXYGEN TENSION IN ANESTHESIA.


HAZARDS OF NITROUS OXIDE ANESTHESIA IN BOWEL OBSTRUCTION AND PNEUMOTHORAX.


CHANGE IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PRESSURE DURING PNEUMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY UNDER NITROUS OXIDE ANESTHESIA.


FLUROXENE: UPTAKE IN MAN AT CONSTANT ALVEOLAR AND CONSTANT INSPIRED CONCENTRATIONS.


THE DARWIN TRADITION.

THE DARWIN TRADITION.


ALFRED BLALOCK, (1899-1964).

ALFRED BLALOCK, (1899-1964).


SIR HENRY SOUTTAR, (1875-1964).

SIR HENRY SOUTTAR, (1875-1964).


FREDERICK A. COLLER.

FREDERICK A. COLLER.


INFLAMMATION OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CHRONIC AND RECURRENT PAROTITIS.


ADIPOSE TISSUE METABOLISM AND OBESITY.

ADIPOSE TISSUE METABOLISM AND OBESITY.


OBESITY.

OBESITY.


COMBINED THERAPY OF HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE: AN EVALUATION OF THE VALUE OF A PHENOTHIAZINE DERIVATIVE.


CANCER PAIN.

CANCER PAIN.


DISTORTIONS OF BODY IMAGE FOLLOWING DESTRUCTION OF A BODY PART.


SOUND INVESTMENT: A COMPLETE EYE PROGRAM.


HAZARDS IN GASWORKS.

HAZARDS IN GASWORKS.


SUBCUTANEOUS RHEUMATOID NODULES.

SUBCUTANEOUS RHEUMATOID NODULES.


TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION.

TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION.


AUTOIMMUNITY IN MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.

AUTOIMMUNITY IN MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.


MICTURITION INDUCED BY GIGGLING.

MICTURITION INDUCED BY GIGGLING.


GASTRIC EPITHELIUM IN THE DUODENUM.

GASTRIC EPITHELIUM IN THE DUODENUM.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS. REPORT TO THE MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL BY ITS CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY COMMITTEE.


PROPRANOLOL (INDERAL) IN DISTURBANCES OF CARDIAC RHYTHM.


AUTO-ANTIBODY STUDIES IN INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS.


PROPRANOLOL (INDERAL) IN PERSISTENT VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION.


DOUBLE-BLIND TRIAL OF PROPRANOLOL (INDERAL) IN ANGINA PECTORIS.


HERPES SIMPLEX LESIONS OF FACE TREATED WITH ODOXURIDINE APPLIED BY SPRAY GUN: RESULTS OF A DOUBLE-BLIND CONTROLLED TRIAL.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF HUMAN AMNION TISSUE CULTURE.


OUTBREAK OF DYSENTERY DUE TO CONTACT WITH A PET MONKEY.


ACUTE POISONING BY CYCLOSERINE.

ACUTE POISONING BY CYCLOSERINE.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE FALCIPARUM MALARIA WITH SULPHORTHODIMETHOXINE (FANASIL).


POST-VARICELLA POLYNEURITIS.

POST-VARICELLA POLYNEURITIS.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. ELECTIVE SURGERY IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. I.


TO-DAY'S DRUGS. THE MENOPAUSE AND THE CLIMACTERIC. 1.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN EAST AFRICA:  A LINK WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW.


ENDOMYOCARDIAL THICKENING.

ENDOMYOCARDIAL THICKENING.


COMBINING ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

COMBINING ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


VERTEBRAL-ARTERY THROMBOSIS AND ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.


LYMECYCLINE.

LYMECYCLINE.


CHLORMETHYLENCYCLINE.

CHLORMETHYLENCYCLINE.


OVERDOSE OF PARSTELIN.

OVERDOSE OF PARSTELIN.


SCREENING TEST FOR URINARY AMPHETAMINE.

SCREENING TEST FOR URINARY AMPHETAMINE.


UNUSUAL FOREIGN BODY.

UNUSUAL FOREIGN BODY.


DEMECOLCINE FOLLOWED BY RADIOTHERAPY.

DEMECOLCINE FOLLOWED BY RADIOTHERAPY.


A CROSS-CULTURAL VIEW OF EGO DYNAMICS.

A CROSS-CULTURAL VIEW OF EGO DYNAMICS.


ADOLESCENCE: A SUBCULTURE IN UNITED STATES SOCIETY.


POSSIBLE CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE STUDY OF THE CUTANEOUS LIPIDS; WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE RAPID QUALITATIVE EXAMINATION OF SURFACE-LIPID SAMPLES.


IRIS CYST PREVENTION IN MIOTIC THERAPY OF ESOTROPIA.


AN EARLY MENTION OF THE STETHOSCOPE (LOCOCK 1821).


MEDICINE AND THE CITY OF NEW YORK. THE ANNIVERSARY DISCOURSE.


EPILOGUE. ADDRESS OF THE RETIRING PRESIDENT.


ADDRESS OF THE INCOMING PRESIDENT.

ADDRESS OF THE INCOMING PRESIDENT.


EARLY EVOLUTION OF LIFE.

EARLY EVOLUTION OF LIFE.


CITATION AND PRESENTATION OF THE ACADEMY PLAQUE TO ARTHUR M. MASTER, M.D.


CITATION AND PRESENTATION THE ACADEMY MEDAL TO RICHARD E. SHOPE, M.D.


TOBACCO AND HEALTH.

TOBACCO AND HEALTH.


THERAPEUTIC ABORTION.

THERAPEUTIC ABORTION.


MEDICAL INDICATIONS FOR CONTRACEPTIVE COUNSELING. A STATEMENT BY THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.


REPORT ON A CASE OF CLOSTRIDIUM WELCHII MENINGITIS.


NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN FREEZE-DRYING.

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN FREEZE-DRYING.


GRAND ROUNDS: POSTINFECTIOUS ENCEPHALITI.


SEMINAR: TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOIDECTOMY.


PARENTERAL PREPARATIONS IN THE FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE STOCKPILE: THE BASIS FOR THEIR SELECTION.


THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF PHARMACISTS FOR THE PARENTERAL INDUSTRY.


STABILITY OF PARENTERAL SOLUTIONS AND OTHER INTRAVENOUS INJECTABLE MATERIAL IN THE NATION'S MEDICAL STOCKPILE.


COST ACCOUNTING IN PARENTERAL PRODUCTION.


A CLINICAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF CELIAC DISEASE BEFORE AND DURING A GLUTEN-FREE DIET.


STUDIES IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS: TPN-LINKED DEHYDROGENASES AND NONSPECIFIC ESTERASE IN RECTAL BIOPSY SPECIMENS.


TRANSPORT OF GLUCOSE AGAINST A CONCENTRATION GRADIENT IN EVERTED SACS OF JEJUNUM AND ILEUM OF HUMAN FETUSES.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF ADENOMATOUS POLYPS AND VILLOUS ADENOMAS OF THE LARGE INTESTINE.


BODY AND SERUM POTASSIUM IN LIVER DISEASE. I. RELATIONSHIP TO HEPATIC FUNCTION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS.


BODY AND SERUM POTASSIUM IN LIVER DISEASE. II. RELATIONSHIPS TO ARTERIAL AMMONIA, BLOOD PH, AND HEPATIC COMA.


THE SERUM AND LIVER AMYLASE AND TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITIES IN CHOLINE DEFICIENCY FATTY LIVER AND CIRRHOSIS.


SERUM XANTHINE OXIDASE: A SENSITIVE TEST OF ACUTE LIVER INJURY.


HAMARTOMA OF THE DUODENUM: A TUMOR COMPOSED OF BRUNNER'S GLANDS AND FAT.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF GALLSTONES.

EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF GALLSTONES.


CIRCULAR SURGICAL SUITE: SUPERB SETTING FOR DELICATE TECHNICS.


A PERFORMANCE STANDARDS PROGRAM FOR CENTRAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES.


PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE--CURE FOR HOSPITAL DISHONESTY.


THE VANISHING MEDICAL HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR.


A SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL.


PLANNING: VITAL FUNCTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE NURSES.


PATIENT--PERSONNEL: PR: PUBLIC RELATIONS.


A MEDICAL STAFF NEWSLETTER AUGMENTS HOSPITAL'S PUBLIC RELATIONS PROGRAM, BETTERS STAFF-ADMINISTRATOR RELATIONS.


RESEARCH A VITAL FUNCTION IN ST. JOSEPH'S LABORATORY.


PHARMACISTS' PARTICIPATION IN TEAM TEACHING PROGRAM.


EVACUATION OF UTERUS FOLLOWING FETAL DEATH.


FLOOR EMERGENCIES IN GYNECOLOGY.

FLOOR EMERGENCIES IN GYNECOLOGY.


METHEMOGLOBINEMIA TRACED TO DIAPERS.

METHEMOGLOBINEMIA TRACED TO DIAPERS.


ANESTHETIC EXPLOSIONS: A CONTINUING THREAT.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF FORMALDEHYDE IN THE PARTS PER HUNDRED MILLION CONCENTRATION LEVEL.


A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF GAS AIR TRACERS.


THE AUTOMOTIVE CONTRIBUTION TO AIR-BORNE POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN DETROIT.


THE PRODUCTION OF PURE PEROXYACYL NITRATES.


MONITORING HUMAN EXPOSURES TO SULFUR DIOXIDE IN A BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPH.


CURRENT STATUS OF ORAL CANCER DETECTION.


ACQUIRED DENTAL DEFECTS AND SALIVARY GLAND LESIONS AFTER IRRADIATION FOR CARCINOMA.


EXAMINATION OF SUSPICIOUS ORAL LESIONS AND CANCER DETECTION.


USE OF MEAD-SELFRIDGE FRACTURE CLAMP SET FOR REDUCTION AND FIXATION OF MANDIBULAR FRACTURES.


THE PERIODONTAL VASCULATURE AND ITS RESPONSES TO EXPERIMENTAL PRESSURES.


BETTER VISUAL EDUCATION--THE COMBINATION SLIDE.


EFFECT ON DENTAL CARIES IN CHILDREN IN A NATURAL FLUORIDE AREA OF COMBINED USE OF THREE AGENTS CONTAINING STANNOUS FLUORIDE: A PROPHYLACTIC PASTE, A SOLUTION AND A DENTIFRICE.


COMPARISON OF AUTOMATIC AND HAND TOOTHBRUSHES: CLEANING EFFECTIVENESS.


SIMPLIFIED TECHNIC FOR CIRCUMOSSEOUS WIRING.


A REPORT ON THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF DENTISTRY.


PUBLIC RELATIONS IN DENTISTRY.

PUBLIC RELATIONS IN DENTISTRY.


ASSOCIATION TESTIFIES ON ORAL CANCER BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE; COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION.


SURVEY OF DENTIST OPINION, 1964. IV. REASONS FOR NOT EMPLOYING AUXILIARY PERSONNEL; BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND STATISTICS.


RADIATION THERAPY OF MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PLACE OF LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY IN MANAGEMENT.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF AORTIC ANEURYSM.

SURGICAL TREATMENT OF AORTIC ANEURYSM.


MEDIASTINOSCOPY: A NEW DIAGNOSTIC MODALITY.


IRRITABILITY OF NEWBORN INFANTS: EFFECT OF DIURETICS ADMINISTERED DURING LAST TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY.


A STUDY OF SERUM LIPIDS AND PROTEINS IN IMMUNE STATES AND ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.


ABSORBED RADIATION DOSE AND EXCRETION OF CESIUM-131 IN HUMANS.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE CONCENTRATION OF EXPIRED NITROGEN AFTER A BREATH OF OXYGEN.


FLOW RATE OF ERYTHROCYTES IN THE CAPILLARIES OF THE LUNG.


PULMONARY DIFFUSING CAPACITY AND CAPILLARY BLOOD VOLUME IN NORMAL AND ANEMIC DOGS.


CEREBRAL METABOLISM OF DOUBLY LABELED GLUCOSE IN HUMANS IN VIVO.


EVIDENCE FOR ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY IN ACUTELY STRESSED CAPTIVE MONKEYS.


SWEAT SUPPRESSION BY FORCED BREATHING IN MAN.


RENAL CLEARANCES AT REST AND DURING PHYSICAL EXERCISE AFTER INJECTION OF BACTERIAL PYROGEN.


DYNAMIC ACCURACY OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOWMETER.


CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF SELF-GUIDING, RIGHT HEART AND PULMONARY ARTERY CATHETER.


MODIFICATIONS OF NEURAL OUTPUT SIGNALS BY MUSCLES: A FREQUENCY RESPONSE STUDY.


EFFECT OF NEGATIVE WORK ON THE AMOUNT OF POSITIVE WORK PERFORMED BY AN ISOLATED MUSCLE.


AN EFFICIENT OXYGENATOR FOR ORGAN PERFUSION.


INITIAL RESPONSES TO ADDED VISCOUS RESISTANCE TO INSPIRATION IN DOGS.


MECHANISM OF BRONCHOCONSTRICTION DURING INHALATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE.


LUNG VOLUME AND VENTILATORY RESPONSE TO AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION DURING TREADMILL EXERCISE.


VARIATIONS IN CARDIAC OUTPUT ASSOCIATED WITH HEMOGLOBIN LEVELS IN ANESTHETIZED SHEEP.


OXYGEN USED IN HORIZONTAL AND GRADE WALKING AND RUNNING ON THE TREADMILL.


CHANGES IN TONE OF LIMB VEINS DURING SUPINE EXERCISE.


TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS FOR PCO2 AND PO2 OF BLOOD IN VITRO.


ACID-BASE CONSTANTS AND TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS FOR CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


ROLE OF SKIN AND OF CORE TEMPERATURES IN MAN'S TEMPERATURE REGULATION.


CRITERIA FOR PHYSIOLOGICAL LIMITS FOR WORK IN HEAT.


ENERGY METABOLISM AND BODY TEMPERATURE OF THE AMA.


PHYSICAL INSULATION OF HEALTHY MEN AND WOMEN OVER 60 YEARS.


EFFECTS OF IMMERSION OF THE HAND IN COLD WATER ON DIGITAL BLOOD FLOW.


VARIATION OF PLASMA KETONES AND FREE FATTY ACIDS DURING ACUTE COLD EXPOSURE IN MAN.


IMMEDIATE RESPIRATORY RESPONSE TO SUDDEN COOLING OF THE SKIN.


EFFECTS OF SALICYLATE ON ACCLIMATIZATION TO WORK IN THE HEAT.


TOLERANCE OF MAN WORKING IN HOT, HUMID ENVIRONMENTS.


DISTRIBUTION OF VENTILATION IN NORMAL SUBJECTS FROM 7 TO 45 YEARS OF AGE.


BRONCHOSPIROMETRIC STUDIES OF LUNG VOLUMES, VENTILATION/PERFUSION RATIOS AND DIFFUSION.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR MEASURING TOTAL RESPIRATORY COMPLIANCE: NORMAL VALUES FOR MALES.


LUNG DIFFUSING CAPACITY: CYCLICALLY AND CONTINUOUSLY VENTILATED CLOSED SYSTEMS.


LUNG DIFFUSING CAPACITY: REBREATHING METHOD, APPLICABILITY IN NONUNIFORM VENTILATION.


AGREEMENT OF CARDIAC OUTPUTS CALCULATED FROM PAIRED INDICATOR-DILUTION CURVES.


SYMPOSIUM ON NUTRITIONAL ANAEMIAS.

SYMPOSIUM ON NUTRITIONAL ANAEMIAS.


OBSERVATIONS ON SOME ASPECTS OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA.


IRON ENZYMES IN IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA.


PYRIDOXINE RESPONSIVE ANAEMIA. A REVIEW.


TREATMENT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA.

TREATMENT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA.


CONGENITAL HYPOPLASTIC ANAEMIA. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON A PREVIOUSLY REPORTED CASE.


ERYTHROCYTIC GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE ACTIVITY IN HB. E-THALASSAEMIA DISEASE.


CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKAEMIA IN CHILDREN.

CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKAEMIA IN CHILDREN.


FIBRINOGEN AND FIBRINOLYSIN. A STUDY IN NORMAL PREGNANT WOMEN.


A FAMILY WITH AN INTERESTING BLEEDING DIATHESIS.


INDIAN SOCIETY OF HAEMATOLOGY FIFTH ANNUAL CONGRESS JANUARY 1964. PATIALA. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE METABOLISM OF D- AND L-LACTIC ACID-2-14C BY RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE IN VIVO.


SUCROSE-URIDINE DIPHOSPHATE GLUCOSYLTRANSFERASE FROM JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE TUBERS.


ADENYLATE AS A METABOLIC REGULATOR. EFFECT ON YEAST PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE KINETICS.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF CHONDROITIN SULFATE BY A CELL-FREE PREPARATION.


GLUCOSE DEHYDROGENASE OF BACTERIUM ANITRATUM: AN ENZYME WITH A NOVEL PROSTHETIC GROUP.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF HELA CELL PHOSPHORYLASE.


EQUILIBRIUM AND NET REACTION RATES IN RELATION TO THE MECHANISM OF YEAST HEXOKINASE.


FATTY ACID SYNTHETASE AND BETA-HYDROXYDECANOYL COENZYME A DEHYDRASE FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI.


ACYL-BOUND INTERMEDIATES IN FATTY ACID SYNTHESIS.


STRUCTURAL COMPOSITION OF POLAR LIPID-AMINO ACID COMPLEX IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


FACTORS AFFECTING THE RATE OF OXIDATION OF FATTY ACIDS IN ANIMAL TISSUES. EFFECT OF SUBSTRATE CONCENTRATION, PH, AND COENZYME A IN RAT LIVER PREPARATIONS.


MECHANISM OF PROTECTION BY ANIONIC DETERGENTS AGAINST DENATURATION OF SERUM ALBUMIN.


STUDY OF THE TOXIN OF CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM. VII. RELATION OF TRYPTOPHAN TO THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF THE TOXIN.


PREPARATIONS, PROPERTIES, AND SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION OF ALPHA-BETA-GLOBIN SUBUNITS.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF RIBONUCLEASE II FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI.


BACILLUS SUBTILIS NEUTRAL PROTEINASE. I. A ZINC ENZYME OF HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY.


ISOLATION OF A NEW INTERMEDIATE IN THE PAPAIN CLEAVAGE OF RABBIT GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


LIPOYL DEHYDROGENASE. FREE AND COMPLEXED FORMS IN MAMMALIAN MITOCHONDRIA.


HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY LABELING OF INSULIN WITH 131-I.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEGREE OF IODINATION OF INSULIN AND ITS BIOLOGICAL, ELECTROPHORETIC, AND IMMUNOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES.


ALKYLATION OF THE METHIONINE RESIDUES OF RIBONUCLEASE IN 8 M UREA.


PHENOLIC HYDROXYL IONIZATION IN PEPSINOGEN.


THE AMINO- AND CARBOXYL-TERMINAL RESIDUES AND THE SELF-DIGESTION OF BOVINE PANCREATIC CARBOXYPEPTIDASE A.


DENATURATION AND BINDING PROPERTIES OF THE CARBOXYMETHYLHISTIDINE RIBONUCLEASES.


STUDIES ON RIBONUCLEASE S. I. LIMITED CARBOXYPEPTIDASE DEGRADATION OF RIBONUCLEASE S-PROTEIN AND RIBONUCLEASE S-PEPTIDE: EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN PRIMARY STRUCTURE ON ENZYMIC ACTIVITY.


GLYOXYLATE CARBOLIGASE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI: A FLAVOPROTEIN.


EPSILON-ALKYLLYSINASE. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE ENZYME.


SERINE TRANSHYDROXYMETHYLASE. TRANSAMINATION OF D-ALANINE.


THE IMPORTANCE OF BOTH SYNTHESIS AND DEGRADATION IN THE CONTROL OF ARGINASE LEVELS IN RAT LIVER.


SERINE TRANSHYDROXYMETHYLASE. PROPERTIES OF THE ENZYME-SUBSTRATE COMPLEXES OF D-ALANINE AND GLYCINE.


BREAKDOWN AND REASSEMBLY OF RAT LIVER ERGOSOMES AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF ETHIONINE OR PUROMYCIN.


BIOSYNTHESIS UREA. X. STEREOSPECIFICITY OF THE ARGININOSUCCINASE REACTION.


THE ENZYMATIC BASIS OF TYROSYLURIA IN RATS FED TYROSINE.


POLYPEPTIDE SYNTHESIS IN A SUBCELLULAR SYSTEM DERIVED FROM THE L-1210 MOUSE ASCITES LEUKEMIA.


THE ROLE OF CITRATE ON THE RESPIRATORY CONTROL OF ISOLATED RAT HEART SARCOSOMES.


INTERDEPENDENCE OF VARIABLES IN THE ACTIVATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE I.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF A DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID EXONUCLEASE ASSOCIATED WITH THE FORMATION OF PHAGE 434.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. XXXII. THE LABELING OF END GROUPS IN POLYNUCLEOTIDE CHAINS: THE SELECTIVE PHOSPHORYLATION OF PHOSPHOMONOESTER GROUPS IN AMINO ACID ACCEPTOR RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS.


THE ENZYMATIC METHYLATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID. V. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID-METHYLATING ACTIVITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. 33. THE LABELING OF END GROUPS IN POLYNUCLEOTIDE CHAINS: THE SELECTIVE ACETYLATION OF TERMINAL HYDROXYL GROUPS IN DEOXYRIBOPOLYNUCLEOTIDES.


THE ENZYMATIC METHYLATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID. VI. FURTHER STUDIES ON THE PROPERTIES OF THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID METHYLATION REACTION.


THE RELEASE OF RIBONUCLEASE INTO THE MEDIUM WHEN ESCHERICHIA COLI CELLS ARE CONVERTED TO SPEROPLASTS.


EQUILIBRIUM REACTION RATES AND THE MECHANISMS OF BOVINE HEART AND RABBIT MUSCLE LACTATE DEHYDROGENASES.


EQUILIBRIUM REACTION RATES AND THE MECHANISMS OF LIVER AND YEAST ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE.


ENZYMIC STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM OF GLUTARATE IN PSEUDOMONAS.


KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF ACTION OF GLUCOSE OXIDASE.


THE PHOSPHOGLUCOMUTASE PATHWAY. AN INVESTIGATION OF PHOSPHO-ENZYME ISOMERIZATION.


OXIDATION OF CHOLINE IN RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIA.


SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS AND SOME CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF N-METHYLPHENAZINIUM METHYL SULFATE (PHENAZINE METHOSULFATE) AND PYOCYANINE AT THE SEMIQUIDNOID OXIDATION LEVEL.


LOCALIZATION OF THE ENZYMES THAT CATALYZE HYDROGEN AND ELECTRON TRANSPORT IN HEMOPHILUS PARAINFLUENZAE AND THE NATURE OF THE RESPIRATORY CHAIN SYSTEM.


STOICHIOMETRY OF RESPIRATORY STIMULATION, ACCUMULATION OF CA++ AND PHOSPHATE, AND OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION IN RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIA.


ALTERNATE ROUTES IN THE METABOLIC DEGRADATION OF THE PYRROLIDINE RING OF NICOTINE.


THE ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS INTO PROSTAGLANDINS.


ENZYMATIC ACTIVATION OF BIOTIN. BIOTINYL ADENYLATE FORMATION.


MULTIVALENT FEEDBACK INHIBITION OF ASPARTOKINASE IN BACILLUS POLYMYXA.


THE USE AND ABUSE OF NEEDLE ASPIRATION BIOPSY. A RECOMMENDATION OF MAMMOGRAPHY AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR NEEDLE ASPIRATION BIOPSY FOR BREAST CARCINOMA.


HYPOKALEMIC NEPHROPATHY.

HYPOKALEMIC NEPHROPATHY.


ENZYMATIC CONTROL OF SURGICAL TRAUMA IN UROLOGICA IN UROLOGIC PATIENTS.


THE ACUTE EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING ON PULMONARY FUNCTION.


COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE AND THE SPECIALTY OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION.


FLOATING HOSPITAL S.S. HOPE SERVES GUINEA, WEST AFRICA, ON FOURTH VOYAGE.


SUTURELESS SKIN CLOSURE.

SUTURELESS SKIN CLOSURE.


PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.

PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


ANENCEPHALY OR INIENCEPHALY?

ANENCEPHALY OR INIENCEPHALY?


PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION OF MAN TO UNUSUAL AND STRESSFUL ENVIRONMENTS.


EVALUATION OF LOW DOSE ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE.


THE USE OF BEDS IN ST. KEVIN'S HOSPITAL.


HAEMORRHAGIC THROMBOCYTHAEMIA.

HAEMORRHAGIC THROMBOCYTHAEMIA.


CEREBRAL METASTASES FROM FIBROSARCOMA OF THE HEART.


NON-SPECIFIC VULVITIS.

NON-SPECIFIC VULVITIS.


HORMONE OVERPRODUCTION SYNDROMES: SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


ANASTAMOSIS OF DIGITAL VESSELS.

ANASTAMOSIS OF DIGITAL VESSELS.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EXTRA CRANIAL CEREBRAL VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


WHAT NOW?

WHAT NOW?


DEVELOPMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE. II. THE RESEARCH DIVISION.


ACUTE PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST WITH SPONTANEOUS DRAINAGE INTO DESCENDING COLON.


THE CASE OF THE TREMULOUS MAN. ADDICTION TO SEDATIVES AND HYPNOTICS.


ACUTE RENAL INSUFFICIENCY WITHOUT OLIGURIA.


LARYNGEAL CYSTS OF DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGIN.


THE MODIFIED R'ETHI APPROACH TO THE NASAL SKELETON.


GLOTTIC CANCER OF THE LARYNX 1947-1956.

GLOTTIC CANCER OF THE LARYNX 1947-1956.


REMOVAL OF INTRA MURAL FOREIGN BODY FROM OESOPHAGUS USING ROPER-HALL FOREIGN BODY LOCATOR.


OTOGENIC MENINGITIS.

OTOGENIC MENINGITIS.


A CASE OF LARYNGEAL AND BRONCHIAL STENOSIS.


EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA WITH A REPORT OF SEVEN CASES.


CHONDROSARCOMA OF THE NOSE.

CHONDROSARCOMA OF THE NOSE.


A CASE RECORD OF EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA AND ITS PATHOLOGY.


AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION DUE TO PLASTIC MATERIAL.


ACUTE LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA PRESENTING AS UNILATERAL CONDUCTIVE DEAFNESS.


A DENTIGEROUS CYST WITH ANTRO-ORAL FISTULA.


ACHALASIA WITH VIEW TOWARDS SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.


IRON RESISTANT ANEMIAS OF PREGNANCY.

IRON RESISTANT ANEMIAS OF PREGNANCY.


BENIGN SURGICAL LESIONS OF THE VULVA.

BENIGN SURGICAL LESIONS OF THE VULVA.


FOREIGN BODIES IN THE APPENDIX.

FOREIGN BODIES IN THE APPENDIX.


A MODIFIED METHOD OF MS2-RNA ASSAY.

A MODIFIED METHOD OF MS2-RNA ASSAY.


THE PROTEIN-SYNTHESIZING SYSTEMS FROM THE CYTOPLASM AND THE CHLOROPLASTS OF EUGLENA GRACILIS.


DESTRUCTION BY RNASE OF 30 S AND 50 S RIBOSOMES FROM STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES.


ICOSAHEDRAL SYMMETRY IN VIRUS MOLECULES, AND SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON'S ICOSIAN GAME.


ROLE OF CYTOSINE PHOTOPRODUCTS IN ULTRAVIOLET INACTIVATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE T1.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF RNA-POLYMERASE PARTICLES.


TWO EFFECTS OF INHIBITION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS ON THE REPLICATION OF M12 BACTERIOPHAGE RNA.


ELECTROPHORETIC SEPARATION OF THE PROTEINS OF RIBOSOME SUBUNITS AND OF ENCEPHALOMYOCARDITIS VIRUS.


ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES OF AN INTACT PHAGE-SPECIFIC REPLICATIVE FORM OF RNA PHAGE M12.


POLYRIBOSOMES AND DNA-DEPENDENT AMINO ACID INCORPORATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI EXTRACTS.


NOVEL INTRA-CELLULAR FORMS OF LAMBDA DNA.


AN OPTICAL METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PERIODICITIES IN ELECTRON MICROGRAPHS, AND SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE MECHANISM OF NEGATIVE STAINING.


THE STRUCTURE OF THE "POLYHEADS" OF T4 BACTERIOPHAGE.


SAPONINS AND SAPOGENINS. 18. ISOLATION OF PROCERIC ACID, A NEW TRITERPENIC ACID, FROM MAHARASHTRIAN ALBIZZIA PROCERA SEEDS.


A CELLULAR ACTION OF MERCURIAL DIURETICS.


THE SALURETIC EFFECTS OF ARECOLINE HYDROCHLORIDE INFUSED INTO THE LEFT RENAL ARTERY OF DOGS.


INHIBITION OF GONADOTROPHIN INDUCED OVULATION BY NORETHYNODREL IN IMMATURE RATS.


DEPENDENCE OF SPERM MOTILITY AND RESPIRATION ON OXYGEN CONCENTRATION.


SYNCHRONIZATION OF THE OVARIAN CYCLE OF THE EWE AFTER SURGICAL SUPPRESSION OF THE CORPUS LUTEUM.


THE PECULIAR TOXICITY OF CADMIUM DURING PREGNANCY -- AN EXPERIMENTAL "TOXAEMIA OF PREGNANCY" INDUCED BY CADMIUM SALTS.


STERILIZATION OF MALE RHESUS MONKEYS BY IRON SALTS.


ARTERIES AND VEINS OF THE INTERNAL GENITALIA OF FEMALE SWINE.


EFFECTS OF CONCURRENT LACTATION OF LITTER SIZE AND PRENATAL MORTALITY IN AN INBRED STRAIN OF MICE.


EFFECT OF OXYTOCIN, EPINEPHRINE AND ATROPINE ON THE OESTROUS CYCLE OF THE COW.


SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE EFFECT OF PROGESTERONE ON OESTROUS CYCLES IN BEEF HEIFERS.


BIOCHEMICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE CORPORA LUTEA OF THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT, LOXODONTA AFRICANA.


CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE ACROSOMES OF RAM SPERMATOZOA.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHEMISTRY OF DOG SEMEN.


OXYGEN TENSION WITHIN THE RABBIT FALLOPIAN TUBE.


GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON FOETAL AND PLACENTAL GROWTH IN MICE.


INTERRUPTION OF PREGNANCY IN THE RAT BY A UTERINE SUTURE.


EFFECT OF TRANSPLANTATION OF CANINE LUNG ON PULMONARY COMPLIANCE AND SURFACTANT.


ISOLATION AND STORAGE OF ARTIFICALLY OXYGENATED MAMMALIAN HEARTS.


EXTERNAL THORACIC DUCT FISTULA AND CANINE RENAL HOMOGRAFT.


HYPOTHERMIC ORGAN PRESERVATION: COMPARISON OF COOLING AND WARMING METHODS.


REPAIR OF THE CANINE URETER. USE OF RENAL CAPSULE HOMOGRAFTS AND HETEROGRAFTS.


PROCEDURES AND PRINCIPLES OF THE USAN COUNCIL.


CANINE RENAL HOMOGRAFTS: PROLONGATION OF HOMOGRAFTS BY DELAYED ANTIMETABOLITE ADMINISTRATION.


BREAST-MILK JAUNDICE.

BREAST-MILK JAUNDICE.


THOMAS JOSEPH PETTIGREW (1791-1865)--BIOGRAPHER AND ANTIQUARIAN.


FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS DURING OPERATION.


RECALCITRANT URINARY-TRACT INFECTIONS. TREATMENT WITH INTRAVENOUS OXYTETRACYCLINE HYDROCHLORIDE.


FEVER OF PROLONGED DURATION DUE TO CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA.


INADVERTENT SODIUM HEPARIN ADMINISTRATION TO A NEWBORN INFANT.


POSTNATAL TRANSMISSION OF RUBELLA VIRUS TO NURSES.


PURPURA GANGRENOSA TREATED WITH HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION.


CLOSER LOOK AT SPINAL LESIONS: OPEN BIOPSY OF VERTEBRAL LESIONS.


RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS IN PATIENTS TAKING METHYSERGIDE.


TOXIC EPIDERMAL NECROLYSIS.

TOXIC EPIDERMAL NECROLYSIS.


THE CASE FOR HYPERBARIC OXYGEN RADIOTHERAPY.


OUR DEBT TO HUGHLINGS JACKSON.

OUR DEBT TO HUGHLINGS JACKSON.


DETECTING AND TREATING EARLY RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANT REJECTION.


A NEW URINARY DENSIMETER.

A NEW URINARY DENSIMETER.


REACTION TO CHLORHEXIDINE AND CETRIMIDE.


PRIMARY AMENORRHEA.

PRIMARY AMENORRHEA.


FUNCTIONAL UTERINE BLEEDING.

FUNCTIONAL UTERINE BLEEDING.


SECONDARY AMENORRHEA.

SECONDARY AMENORRHEA.


DYSMENORRHEA AND ENDOMETRIOSIS.

DYSMENORRHEA AND ENDOMETRIOSIS.


INITIAL TREATMENT OF CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASES.


OVULATION INHIBITION FOR CONTRACEPTION.

OVULATION INHIBITION FOR CONTRACEPTION.


MENOPAUSAL MENSTRUAL DISORDERS.

MENOPAUSAL MENSTRUAL DISORDERS.


PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC APPROACH TO DISORDERS OF MENSTRUATION.


GENERAL SUMMARY: TREATMENT OF EXCESSIVE BLEEDING AND AMENORRHEA.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF OCCLUSIVE CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


ANTICOAGULANT TREATMENT OF TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACKS AND PROGRESSING STROKES.


TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL EMBOLISM.

TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL EMBOLISM.


ANTICOAGULANTS AND THE COMPLETED STROKE.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF COMPLETED STROKE.

SURGICAL TREATMENT OF COMPLETED STROKE.


THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY IN CEREBROVASCULAR OCCLUSION.


REHABILITATION OF THE PATIENT WITH HEMIPLEGIA.


PROBLEMS IN DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL DISEASE.

PROBLEMS IN DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL DISEASE.


ANTIBODY PRODUCTION BY LEUCOCYTES IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD.


LATENT NEUROPATHY IN DIABETES AND ALCOHOLISM: ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY.


FATE OF ADRENAL CORTICAL STEROIDS FOLLOWING INTRATHECAL INJECTION.


INTRACRANIAL COLLATERAL CIRCULATION VIA LEPTOMENINGEAL AND RETE MIRABILE ANASTOMOSES.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID TOTAL POLYSACCHARIDE IN DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


MYOPATHY WITH PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


A COMPARISON OF CHLORMERODRIN HG-203 SCINTIENCEPHALOSCANNING WITH NEURORADIOLOGY AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY FOR THE LOCALIZATION OF INTRACRANIAL LESIONS.


NEUROMYOSITIS: A REAPPRAISAL.

NEUROMYOSITIS: A REAPPRAISAL.


PURE SENSORY STROKE INVOLVING FACE, ARM, AND LEG.


TORTUOSITY, COILING, AND KINKING OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY. I. ETIOLOGY AND RADIOGRAPHIC ANATOMY.


STUDIES IN ULTRASONIC ECHOENCEPHALOGRAPHY. I. A-SCAN DETERMINATION OF THE M-ECHO POSITION IN A GROUP OF PATIENTS.


TOTAL THIRD NERVE PARALYSIS: A CASE WITH HEMORRHAGE IN THE OCULOMOTOR NERVE IN SUBDURAL HEMATOMA.


POSTCORDOTOMY ALLESTHESIA.

POSTCORDOTOMY ALLESTHESIA.


THE HISTOENZYMOLOGY OF THE AREA CEREBROVASCULOSA OF TWO HUMAN ANENCEPHALICS.


DETECTION OF HEREDITARY ANGIONEUROTIC EDEMA BY DEMONSTRATION OF A REDUCTION IN THE SECOND COMPONENT OF HUMAN COMPLEMENT.


VIRAL HEPATITIS IN A GROUP OF BOSTON HOSPITALS. I. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 1675 PATIENTS.


VIRAL HEPATITIS IN A GROUP OF BOSTON HOSPITALS. II. A PROSPECTICE CONTROLLED EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY.


PERITONEAL TRANSPORT OF ANTIBIOTICS IN MAN.


ANTICOAGULANT-INDUCED HEMOPERICARDIUM WITH TAMPONADE: ITS OCCURRENCE IN THE ABSENCE OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION OR PERICARDITIS.


RARITY OF HIATUS HERNIA IN ACHALASIA.

RARITY OF HIATUS HERNIA IN ACHALASIA.


PNEUMOTHORAX AFTER EXTERNALIZATION OF CARDIAC-PACEMAKER WIRES.


DOCTORS AFIELD.  WILLIAM GORDON STABLES.

DOCTORS AFIELD.  WILLIAM GORDON STABLES.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE DANGEROUS OFFENDER.

PSYCHIATRY AND THE DANGEROUS OFFENDER.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 16-1965.


THE NEUROTIC EDEMA.

THE NEUROTIC EDEMA.


TREATMENT OF NARCOTIC ADDICTION.

TREATMENT OF NARCOTIC ADDICTION.


A LOOK AT DENTISTRY IN THE 20TH CENTURY.


THE DENTIST'S ORIENTATION TOWARD THE CANCER PROBLEM.


MOUTH PREPARATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ABUTMENT TEETH FOR THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURE.


THE GLAMOUR THAT IS CHILDREN'S DENTISTRY.


THE CHRISTIAN NURSE: A NURSE'S SPECIAL PROBLEMS. 5. HOSPITAL RELATIONSHIPS.


METABOLIC EFFECTS OF INJURIES AND THEIR NUTRITIONAL IMPLICATIONS. 1.


CHEMETAXONOMY OF ASPHODELEAE AND ALOINEAE (LILIACEAE). IV. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PRESENCE OF HYDROXYANTHRAQUINONES IN THE GENUS ALOE (1, 2, 3).


ERYTHROPOIETIC STIMULATING ACTIVITY DURING THE FIRST NINETY DAYS OF LIFE.


LEVELS OF ASPIRATION AND VOCATIONAL CHOICE IN THE CEREBRAL PALSIED CLIENT.


THE PROBLEM OF REHABILITATION OF THE CRIPPLE IN UGANDA.


OBSERVATION ON THE INCIDENCE, BIOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY OF SKIN CANCER AMONG FILIPINOS.


REHABILITATION WORKER AND CLIENT; UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL DIFFERENCES.


THE WORKSHOP AS A CLINICAL REHABILITATION TOOL.


THE INCIDENCE OF CANCER IN NORTH GENERAL HOSPITAL.


INCIDENCE AND TOPOGRAPHY OF CANCER AMONG FILIPINOS: ANALYSIS OF CASES SEEN IN FOUR GENERAL HOSPITALS IN MANILA FROM 1941 TO 1961.


OUR CHANGED ATTITUDE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HYDATIDIFORM MOLE IN 196 CASES ADMITTED TO THE PHILIPPINE GENERAL HOSPITAL FROM APRIL 10, 1959 TO MARCH 27, 1963.


ROLE OF A VOLUNTARY AGENCY IN COMMUNITY CANCER EDUCATION.


EFFECT OF CHRONIC ACTH ADMINISTRATION ON THE ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC RESPONSE TO BILATERAL ADRENALECTOMY IN THE RAT.


MIDDLE SUPRARENAL ARTERIES IN MAN: "A STATISTICAL STUDY OF TWO HUNDRED HUMAN ADRENAL GLANDS".


[OXIDATION-REDUCTION SYSTEMS IN CLINICAL ENZYMOLOGY].


SELECTION OF THYMINELESS MUTANTS BY GROWING STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS PATHOGENIC STRAINS IN THE PRESENCE OF AMINOPTERIN AND THYMINE OR THYMIDINE.


ANGIOTENSIN INFUSIONS IN AN ADRENALECTOMIZED PATIENT.


EFFECT OF PREGNANCY ON UTERINE LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE ISOENZYMES.


TREATMENT OF RECURRENT AND METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


PENICILLIN PROPHYLAXIS OF EXPERIMENTAL STAPHYLOCOCCAL WOUND INFECTIONS.


ANESTHESIA AND PULMONARY PROBLEMS.

ANESTHESIA AND PULMONARY PROBLEMS.


GASTROINTESTINAL AND BILIARY TRACT SURGERY.


CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.

CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.


EXPERIMENTAL AMNIOTIC FLUID AND MECONIUM EMBOLISM.


ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY.

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY.


GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS.

GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS.


NEUROLOGIC SURGERY.

NEUROLOGIC SURGERY.


PLASTIC SURGERY AND BURNS.

PLASTIC SURGERY AND BURNS.


TRANSPLANTATION OF TISSUE.

TRANSPLANTATION OF TISSUE.


TUMORS.

TUMORS.


UROLOGY.

UROLOGY.


A REAPPRAISAL OF SURGICAL ADJUVANT CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


RESPIRATORY MECHANICS IN POSTOPERATIVE PATIENTS.


CONSIDERATIONS ON THE RESTORATION OF THE LYMPHATIC CIRCULATION AFTER PELVIC LYMPHADENECTOMY.


POSTOPERATIVE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.

POSTOPERATIVE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATION.


MALIGNANT MELANOMA.

MALIGNANT MELANOMA.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CALCAR FEMORALE IN FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES.


A MODIFICATION OF THE CLASSICAL FREDET-RAMSTEDT INCISION.


SERIAL STUDIES OF BLOOD FLOW IN SECOND SET RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTS.


TECHNIQUE OF REPAIR OF HERNIATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH COLONIC STOMAS.


A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR THE CLOSURE OF VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA.


THE BIOLOGIC BASIS FOR ADVANCES IN THORACIC SURGERY.


OBSERVATIONS UPON ELECTIVE AND EMERGENCY TRACHEOSTOMY.


GENTAMICIN SULFATE IN THE TREATMENT OF PSEUDOMONAS SEPSIS IN BURNS.


SELECTIVE CRITERIA FOR SURGICAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOCRINE GLANDS IN ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


ON THE ACTION OF THE VILSMEIER-HAACK REAGENT ON STEROIDAL 19-NOR-DELTA 4-3-KETONES AND DERIVATIVES.


THE SYNTHESIS OF THE FUSARINIC ACID, ITS ISOMERS AND HOMOLOGUES.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE GENERALIZED SHWARTZMAN REACTION. 3. TRIGGER MECHANISM FOR THE ACTIVATION OF THE PROTHROMBIN MOLECULE.


INTEGRATING A PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING STAFF.


NURSES IN PUBLIC HEALTH.

NURSES IN PUBLIC HEALTH.


FOREIGNER IN DENMARK.

FOREIGNER IN DENMARK.


RADIATION SAFETY.

RADIATION SAFETY.


HOME IS WHERE THE NURSE IS.

HOME IS WHERE THE NURSE IS.


ORIENTING THE DISORIENTED.

ORIENTING THE DISORIENTED.


THE CHILD WITH CLEFT LIP AND PALATE: THE MOTHER IN THE MATERNITY UNIT.


THE CHILD WITH CLEFT LIP AND PALATE: ON THE PEDIATRIC WARD.


THE CHILD WITH CLEFT LIP AND PALATE: THROUGH HIS YEARS OF GROWTH.


[ON THE PROBLEM OF PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPY IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE. II].


A MEMBER OF THE TEAM.

A MEMBER OF THE TEAM.


NURSING CARE: THE DREAM AND THE REALITY.


THE CHEMICAL ASSAULT ON MENTAL ILLNESS.

THE CHEMICAL ASSAULT ON MENTAL ILLNESS.


TRAINING NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH AIDES.

TRAINING NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH AIDES.


NURSING BY ASSESSMENT-NOT INTUITION.

NURSING BY ASSESSMENT-NOT INTUITION.


PSORIASIS.

PSORIASIS.


CEREBRAL ANEURYSM.

CEREBRAL ANEURYSM.


CARE OF A PATIENT WITH A CEREBRAL ANEURYSM.


TEACHING PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEERS.

TEACHING PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEERS.


THE POLYCYSTIC OVARY. IV.LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES.


CORTICOSTEROID-LIKE SUBSTANCES DETECTED HISTOCHEMICALLY IN THE OVARIES OF WOMEN SUFFERING FROM THE STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME.


PAIN IN THE POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME.

PAIN IN THE POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME.


HEMANGIOMA OF THE CERVIX: FOUR NEW CASES AND A REVIEW.


GLAND CELL PROSOPLASIA (ADENOSIS) OF VAGINA.


AN OBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF PARACERVICAL BLOCK ON HUMAN UTERINE CONTRACTILITY.


CARCINOMA ARISING IN A RETROPERITONEAL MUELLERIAN CYST, WITH WIDESPREAD METASTASIS DURING PREGNANCY.


EFFECT OF PROGESTERONE ON THE ELECTRIC ACTIVITY AND INTRAUTERINE PRESSURE OF PREGNANT AND PARTURIENT RABBITS.


COLLAGEN-MUSCLE RATIO IN CLINICALLY NORMAL AND CLINICALLY INCOMPETENT CERVICES.


THE MODIFIED SHIRODKAR OPERATION. A 5 YEAR REVIEW FROM HARTFORD HOSPITAL.


THE PROBLEM OF POSTTERM PREGNANCY.

THE PROBLEM OF POSTTERM PREGNANCY.


BILATERAL MULTICENTRIC OVARIAN LUTEOMAS OF PREGNANCY ASSOCIATED WITH MASCULINIZATION OF A FEMALE INFANT.


MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THALIDOMIDE AND TRYPAN BLUE ON UTERI AND CONCEPTI OF GRAVID MICE.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF SMOKING TO THE OUTCOME OF PREGNANCY.


RENAL FUNCTION OF NORMAL FULL-TERM INFANTS IN THE FIRST HOURS OF EXTRAUTERINE LIFE. I. INFANTS DELIVERED NATURALLY AND GIVEN A PLACENTAL TRANSFUSION.


CHORIOANGIOMA AND TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY.

CHORIOANGIOMA AND TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY.


METABOLISM OF FREE FATTY ACIDS DURING PERINATAL LIFE OF LAMBS.


PROBABLE TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY IN A PATIENT WITH ADDISON'S DISEASE.


MULTIPLE AREAS OF ENDOMETRIOSIS OF THE ECTOCERVIX AND VAGINA.


FETAL PULMONARY HYPOPLASIA AND HYDRAMNIOS.


INTERMITTENT OCCLUSION OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY BY DETACHED INTIMA.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ACUTE ASCENDING SUPERFICIAL THROMBOPHLEBITIS.


FLUORESCEIN CIRCULATION TIME AND TREATMENT IN HYPERTENSION.


CYCLANDELATE (CYCLOSPASMOL) IN THE TREATMENT OF PERIPHERAL CIRCULATORY DISEASES.


THE EFFECT OF A BOWEL STERILIZING ANTIBIOTIC ON BLOOD COAGULATION MECHANISMS. THE ANTI-CHOLESTEROL EFFECT OF PAROMOMYCIN.


THE INFLUENCE OF ANTICOAGULANTS ON ANGINA PECTORIS.


CRITERIA OF THE VASO-MOTOR RESPONSE OF CORONARY ARTERIES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON THE MORPHOGENESIS OF FIBRINOID DEGENERATION IN THE MESENTERIC ARTERIES OF HYPERTENSIVE RATS.


EFFECTS OF ACTINOMYCIN D ON CROSSING OVER IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


FEMALE FECUNDITY OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER SECOND CHROMOSOME RECESSIVE LETHAL HETEROZYGOTES IN HOMOZYGOUS AND HETEROZYGOUS GENETIC BACKGROUND.


ALLELES TU-1 AND TU-1+ IN NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL POPULATIONS OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


HOST SPECIFICITY OF DNA PRODUCED BY ESCHERICHIA COLI. VI. EFFECTS ON BACTERIAL CONJUGATION.


MAPPING OF TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE MUTANTS IN BACTERIOPHAGE T5.


HETEROZYGOSITY AT RED CELL ANTIGEN LOCUS L AND FERTILITY IN CHICKENS.


OSWALD T. AVERY: 1877-1955.

OSWALD T. AVERY: 1877-1955.


GENETIC ULTRAFINE STRUCTURE IN THE T4RII REGION.


A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN GENETIC AND PHYSICAL LENGTHS ON THE CHROMOSOME OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA.


THE GENETIC BASIS OF NATURAL VARIATION. VI. SELECTION OF A CROSSVEINLESS STRAIN OF DROSOPHILA BY PHENOCOPYING AT HIGH TEMPERATURE.


ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD-GROUP AND PROTEIN POLYMORPHISMS WITH EMBRYONIC MORTALITY IN THE CHICKEN.


EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE DENTAL STUDENT ABOUT DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH: VIEW OF THE PUBLIC.


SUMMARY OF THE NEW BRUNSWICK WORKSHOP ON THE TEACHING OF DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH.


THE DENTAL RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTER.

THE DENTAL RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTER.


FINAL REPORT OF AN EIGHT-YEAR STUDY OF THE EFFICACY OF THE DENTAL APTITUDE TEST IN PREDICTING FOUR-YEAR PERFORMANCE IN A NEW DENTAL SCHOOL.


MAINTAINING AND IMPROVING THE STANDARDS OF EXISTING ORAL SURGERY PROGRAMS.


SPEECH AND ITS PATHOLOGIES.

SPEECH AND ITS PATHOLOGIES.


WHAT A DENTIST SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ANATOMY.


OFF-CAMPUS FACULTY CONFERENCES.

OFF-CAMPUS FACULTY CONFERENCES.


EXPANDING THE TEACHING OF DENTAL PRACTICE ADMINISTRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY.


ROLE OF DISCOVERY IN LEARNING MANUAL SKILLS.


THE VALUE OF VISUAL AIDS IN TEACHING GROSS ANATOMY.


A NEW DEPARTMENT OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS.

A NEW DEPARTMENT OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS.


PREFACE TO THE NEW BRUNSWICK WORKSHOP ON THE TEACHING OF DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH.


EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE DENTAL STUDENT ABOUT DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH: VIEW OF THE PRACTICING DENTIST.


DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH FOR DENTAL STUDENTS: REVIEW AND PHILOSOPHY.


EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE DENTAL STUDENT ABOUT DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH: VIEW OF THE DENTAL SCHOOL.


EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE DENTAL STUDENT ABOUT DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH: VIEW OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH DENTIST.


RUNT INTESTINAL DISEASE.

RUNT INTESTINAL DISEASE.


TRANSPORT AND DIGESTION OF HEMOGLOBIN IN THE PROXIMAL TUBULE. II. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


COMPARISON OF ULTRASTUCTURE OF B-16 AND S-91 MOUSE MELANOMAS, AND CORRELATION WITH GROWTH PATTERNS.


EFFECT OF CANCER SUPERNATANTS ON CANCER AND NORMAL RED BLOOD CELLS. IN VITRO AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES.


TRANSPORT AND DIGESTION OF HEMOGLOBIN IN THE PROXIMAL TUBULE. I. LIGHT MICROSCOPY AND CYTOCHEMISTRY OF ACID PHOSPHATASE.


COMPARATIVE HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF NONBACTERIAL AND BACTERIAL VALVULAR VEGETATIONS.


PATHOGENESIS OF OCHRONOSIS IN EXPERIMENTAL ALKAPTONURIA OF THE WHITE RAT.


POLYARTERITIS NODOSA IN LABORATORY RATS.


EFFECT OF BETA-3-FURYLALANINE ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE HEPATOCYTES AND PANCREATIC ACINAR CELLS.


THE FATE OF PERITONEAL MACROPHAGES AFTER THE INJECTION OF ANTIGEN INTO GUINEA PIGS WITH DELAYED-TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY.


THE CHANGING CONCEPT OF STROKES.

THE CHANGING CONCEPT OF STROKES.


INTRA-HEPATIC CYSTADENOMA OF BILE DUCT ORIGIN, WITH MALIGNANT ALTERATION. REPORT OF A CASE, TREATED WITH TOTAL LEFT HEPATIC LOBECTOMY.


MEDICAL-MILITARY STUDIES ON THE CIVIL WAR I. LIEUTENANT GENERAL AMBROSE POWELL HILL, C.S.A.


DAVID HERBERT LLEWELLYN, SURGEON TO THE CONFEDERATE WAR STEAMER ALABAMA.


TREATMENT IN PSYCHIATRY.

TREATMENT IN PSYCHIATRY.


MASS APPLICATION OF STANNOUS FLUORIDE CARIOSTASIS IN NAVAL PERSONNEL.


WHAT PRICE LEADERSHIP?DISTRESS IN A PEACETIME MILITARY UNIT.


DEPRESSIVE EQUIVALENTS IN THE PRE-RETIREMENT YEARS: "THE OLD SOLDIER SYNDROME".


1963 REVIEW OF PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY.


THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF VARICOSE VEINS.


SERUM LIPIDS.

SERUM LIPIDS.


EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.


DIGITALIZATION OF CHILDREN.

DIGITALIZATION OF CHILDREN.


DIGITALIZATION IN THE ADULT.

DIGITALIZATION IN THE ADULT.


GRANTS MANAGEMENT AND THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY.


NERVE INJURIES.

NERVE INJURIES.


PARATHYROID EFFECT ON INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF CALCIUM AND ON SECRETION OF CALCIUM WITH THE DIGESTIVE JUICES IN VITAMIN D-DEFICIENT RATS.


WHAT IS A GIFT?

WHAT IS A GIFT?


THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOME ELECTROLYTES IN THE HEART. STUDIES ON NORMAL AND VAGUS-STIMULATED HEARTS.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH HYPNOSIS IN PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY.


THE HALLUCINATED UNCONSCIOUS BODY IMAGE.


ACQUIRED CONTROL OF PUPILLARY RESPONSES.


IMPRINTING, HYPNOTIZABILITY AND LEARNING AS FACTORS IN THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROCESS.


HYPNOSIS AND ACUTE UTERINE INVERSION.

HYPNOSIS AND ACUTE UTERINE INVERSION.


THE HYPNOTIC CORRECTIVE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE.


SUGGESTIBILITY AND ITS DISTRIBUTION.

SUGGESTIBILITY AND ITS DISTRIBUTION.


STIMULATED RECALL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY USING HYPNOSIS AND VIDEO TAPE.


HYPNOTHERAPY: THE PATIENT'S RIGHT TO BOTH SUCCESS AND FAILURE.


A CASE OF EXCESSIVE GAGGING.

A CASE OF EXCESSIVE GAGGING.


SIGNIFICANT VALUES OF HYPNOANESTHESIA: THREE CLINICAL EXAMPLES.


HYPNOTHERAPY IN AN INSTANCE OF PHYSIICAL INJURY: A CLINICAL NOTE.


MULTIPLE GASTRIC FREEZING.

MULTIPLE GASTRIC FREEZING.


EFFECT OF HISTAMINE ON THE PROTEIN AND MUCUS CONTENT OF GASTRIC JUICE.


EFFECT OF OXAINE AND PROCAINE ON THE GASTRIN MECHANISM IN THE ISOLATED CANINE ANTRUM.


HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS SECONDARY TO OBSTRUCTION OF THE BILIARY SYSTEM.


SORBITOL DEHYDROGENASE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LIVER DISEASE.


NEW LIVER BIOPSY NEEDLE.

NEW LIVER BIOPSY NEEDLE.


PERCUTANEOUS TRANSHEPATIC CHOLANGIOGRAPHY: ITS USE AND LIMITATIONS.


EFFECT OF DECREASED LOCAL CIRCULATION OF THE ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY OF A SMALL-INTESTINE LOOP IN THE DOG.


GLUCOSE ABSORPTION IN RELATION TO ATP CONTENT OF THE SMALL-INTESTINE MUCOSA IN THE DOG.


A METHOD FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF THE STRENGTH OF THE FETAL MEMBRANES.


MORPHOLOGIC STUDIES ON BILE SECRETION.

MORPHOLOGIC STUDIES ON BILE SECRETION.


SIMULTANEOUS INTRAURETHRAL AND INTRAVESICAL PRESSURE STUDIES IN PATIENTS SURGICALLY TREATED FOR STRESS INCONTINENCE.


SPONDYLOLISTHESIS AND PREGNANCY.

SPONDYLOLISTHESIS AND PREGNANCY.


X-RAY PELVIMETRY--A CRITICAL APPRAISAL.

X-RAY PELVIMETRY--A CRITICAL APPRAISAL.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE BIRTH WEIGHT IN NORMAL PREGNANCY.


BLOOD VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS IN THE NORMAL OBSTETRIC PATIENT WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE THIRD TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY.


FEMALE PELVIC TUBERCULOSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INFERTILITY. STUDY OF 140 CASES IN ONTARIO.


RADICAL WERTHEIM AS A SALVAGE PROCEDURE. PATIENTS WITH RECURRENCE FOLLOWING INITIAL DEFINITIVE RADIOTHERAPY.


POTASSIUM TRANSPORT IN KIDNEY AND PLACENTA IN NORMAL PREGNANCY AND IN EXPERIMENTAL TOXEMIA.


TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SODIUM ACROSS THE RAT PLACENTA IN EXPERIMENTAL TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY.


NORMAL LABOR IN VERTEX PRESENTATION.

NORMAL LABOR IN VERTEX PRESENTATION.


THE USE OF THE VACUUM EXTRACTOR. A CLINICAL TRIAL.


FETAL INTERLOCKING COMPLICATING TWIN GESTATION.


MAST CELLS IN UTERINE MYOMETRIUM AND LEIOMYOMATOUS NEOPLASMS.


PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES AND THEIR INHIBITORS IN HUMAN GYNECOLOGICAL TUMORS.


VIRAL STUDIES OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT.


HYSTERECTOMY POST CONIZATION OF THE CERVIX.


MAIMONIDES' VIEWS ON GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS. ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF CHAPTER SIXTEEN OF HIS TREATISE, "PIRKE MOSHE" (MEDICAL APHORISMS).


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC FEATURES IN CASES WITH ORIGIN OF BOTH GREAT VESSELS FROM THE RIGHT VENTRICLE WITHOUT PULMONARY STENOSIS.


SELECTIVE ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CONGENITAL CARDIAC DEFECTS IN INFANCY.


THE ROENTGENOLOGIC FINDINGS IN LEFT VENTRICULAR-RIGHT ATRIAL COMMUNICATION.


ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN IDIOPATHIC MYOCARDIAL HYPERTROPHY WITH RIGHT AND LEFT VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW TRACT OBSTRUCTION.


ANOMALOUS ORIGIN OF THE LEFT CORONARY ARTERY FROM THE PULMONARY ARTERY: ANGIOGRAPHIC AND PATHOLOGIC STUDY OF A CASE.


ANEURYSMS COMPLICATING THE POSTOPERATIVE COURSE OF COARCTATION OF THE AORTA: REPORT OF 3 CASES.


CONGENITAL VARIATIONS IN CEPHALOBRACHIAL VESSELS IN ANENCEPHALY.


CRANIOLACUNIA.

CRANIOLACUNIA.


"FLOATING TEETH" IN A FAMILIAL DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH DYSPROTEINEMIA THAT IS NOT HAND-SCHUELLER-CHRISTIAN DISEASE.


THE ROENTGEN APPEARANCE OF THE HAND AND WRIST IN GONADAL DYSGENESIS.


BROAD THUMBS AND TOES, AND UNUSUAL FACIAL FEATURES; A PROBABLE MENTAL RETARDATION SYNDROME.


SYMMETRIC BOWING OF THE TERMINAL PHALANGES OF THE FIFTH FINGERS IN A FAMILY (KIRNER'S DEFORMITY).


STANDARDIZATION OF TERMINOLOGY AND EVALUATION OF OSSEOUS RELATIONSHIPS IN CONGENITALLY ABNORMAL FEET.


EARLY DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC SIGNS IN LEGG-CALV'E-PERTHES DISEASE.


GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE VERTEBRAL BODY IN THE PRESENCE AND ABSENCE OF NORMAL STRESS.


MULTIPLE MANUBRIAL OSSIFICATION CENTERS IN MONGOLISM.


DIASTROPHIC DWARFISM IN EARLY INFANCY.

DIASTROPHIC DWARFISM IN EARLY INFANCY.


INTRAUTERINE OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA IN ONE OF A PAIR OF TWINS.


IDIOPATHIC OSTEOARTHROPATHY AND CRANIAL DEFECTS IN CHILDREN (FAMILIAL IDIOPATHIC OSTEOARTHROPATHY).


ACQUIRED THORACIC ABNORMALITIES IN NEUROFIBROMATOSIS.


HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE.

HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE.


OBSTRUCTING TRACHEAL HEMANGIOMA IN INFANCY.


THE ROENTGENOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE IN INFANCY.


THE ROENTGENOLOGY OF NEONATAL ABDOMINAL MASSES.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC ESTIMATION OF KIDNEY SIZE IN NORMAL INDIVIDUALS WITH EMPHASIS ON CHILDREN.


ARTERIOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION OF PERIRENAL HEMATOMA AND WILMS' TUMOR IN A HYPERTENSIVE CHILD. A CASE REPORT.


THE OSMOTIC EFFECTS OF METHYLGLUCAMINE DIATRIZOATE (RENOGRAFIN 60) IN INTRAVENOUS UROGRAPHY IN INFANTS.


A SIMPLE ABDOMINAL COMPRESSOR FOR USE IN INTRAVENOUS UROGRAPHY.


THE PROBLEM OF COMPRESSION IN INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAPHY.


ERICH M. UHLMANN, M.D. 1901-1964.

ERICH M. UHLMANN, M.D. 1901-1964.


CONSIDERATIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF RETICULOENDOTHELIOSIS.


THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINAL SYNDROME IN CHILDREN WITH CANCER.


HODGKIN'S DISEASE. A REVIEW OF RADIOTHERAPEUTIC EXPERIENCE.


UNUSUAL BENIGN AND MALIGNANT SEQUELAE TO CHILDHOOD RADIATION THERAPY: INCLUDING "UNILATERAL HYPERLUCENT LUNG".


RADICAL IRRADIATION OF ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


RAPID RADIOTHERAPY FOR INOPERABLE CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST: BENEFITS AND COMPLICATIONS.


THE EFFECT OF RADIATION THERAPY ON THE SURVIVAL TIME OF WOMEN WITH RECURRENT MAMMARY CARCINOMA.


"SUPPRESSIVE" CHEMOTHERAPY IN BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA: A RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE CLINICAL TRIAL.


EXPERIENCE WITH HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION IN CLINICAL RADIOTHERAPY.


LIFE HISTORY OF MELANOMA.

LIFE HISTORY OF MELANOMA.


THE THERAPY OF UNBIOPSIED BRAIN TUMORS.

THE THERAPY OF UNBIOPSIED BRAIN TUMORS.


TUMOR SIMULATING INTRATHORACIC EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMOPOIESIS: CLINICAL AND ROENTGENOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS.


IONIZING RADIATION COLOR MEASUREMENTS OF THE HAP DOSIMETER.


BASIC CONCEPTS AND DESIGN OF A TOTAL INFORMATION STORAGE AND DATA EXTRACTION SYSTEM FOR RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING.


THE RAND C UNITS.

THE RAND C UNITS.


OTTO GLASSER, PH.D. 1895-1964.

OTTO GLASSER, PH.D. 1895-1964.


E.A. ADDINGTON, M.D. 1906-1964.

E.A. ADDINGTON, M.D. 1906-1964.


THE FUNCTION OF CIRCULATORY ORGANS IN THE GENESIS AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIMARY CANCERS IN MAN.


ENDOCRINE MANIPULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTAL INTIMAL LESIONS.


SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY EMBOLECTOMY.

SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY EMBOLECTOMY.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF RENAL ARTERIOGRAPHY.


THE PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECT OF VASODILATORS ON THE OMENTUM OF THE DOG IN LOW FLOW STATES.


OBSERVATIONS IN THE EXCRETION OF LOW MOLECULAR DEXTRAN.


HAZARDS AND COMPLICATIONS OF RETROGRADE AORTOGRAPHY AND ARTERIOGRAPHY.


ROENTGENOLOGIC TEST FOR THE ANTEMORTEM DIAGNOSIS OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN FATAL BRONCHIAL ASTHMA: REPORT OF A CASE TREATED WITH THE IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE DRUG, AZATHIOPRINE.


PROLONGED HYPOGLYCEMIA SECONDARY TO TOLBUTAMIDE.


NEPHROGENIC DIABETES INSIPIDUS DUE TO SARCOIDOSIS WITHOUT HYPERCALCEMIA.


SARCOIDOSIS INVOLVING THE PLEURA.

SARCOIDOSIS INVOLVING THE PLEURA.


FREQUENCY OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES IN SARCOIDOSIS.


HEMOGLOBIN STUDIES IN SARCOIDOSIS.

HEMOGLOBIN STUDIES IN SARCOIDOSIS.


INFERIOR VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION: CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS, DIAGNOSTIC METHODS, AND RELATED PROBLEMS.


MEN AND MANUSCRIPTS.

MEN AND MANUSCRIPTS.


STUDIES ON ETHACRYNIC ACID IN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY EDEMA.


UREMIA--NATURE'S IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE DEVICE.


REPORTING OF ADVERSE REACTIONS TO DRUGS.


WILLIAM ALEXANDER WERRELL (1893-1964).

WILLIAM ALEXANDER WERRELL (1893-1964).


URINARY ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE AND LDH ACTIVITIES IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF RENAL DISEASE.


ERRORS AND HAZARDS IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF BACTERIAL PNEUMONIAS.


CAVITARY PULMONARY METASTASES.

CAVITARY PULMONARY METASTASES.


THE IMPACT OF CHRONIC CIRCULATORY IMPAIRMENT ON FUNCTIONING OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


CYTOGENETIC STUDIES IN EOSINOPHILIC LEUKEMIA: THE RELATIONSHIP OF EOSINOPHILIC LEUKEMIA AND CHRONIC MYELOCYTIC LEUKEMIA.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES IN THALASSEMIA.

BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES IN THALASSEMIA.


THE DETECTION OF INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF CO57 TAGGED VITAMIN B12 BY SERUM COUNTING.


THE NERVE GROWTH FACTOR.

THE NERVE GROWTH FACTOR.


EFFECTS OF DAILY SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS OF NERVE GROWTH STIMULATING PROTEIN FRACTIONS ON MICE DURING POSTNATAL TO ADULT STAGE.


THE NERVE GROWTH FACTOR AS TWO ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS.


PERCEPTUAL-COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM PATTERNS.


SOME CYTOLOGIC EFFECTS OF SALIVARY NERVE-GROWTH FACTOR ON TISSUE CULTURES OF PERIPHERAL GANGLIA.


METHIONINE EFFECTS ON CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS: PATIENTS TREATED WITH MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


PHENYLKETONURIA: EIGHT-YEAR EVALUATION OF TREATMENT.


NONBLIND PLACEBO TRIAL: AN EXPLORATION OF NEUROTIC PATIENTS' RESPONSES TO PLACEBO WHEN ITS INERT CONTENT IS DISCLOSED.


PRACTICAL DRUG EVALUATION METHOD: IMIPRAMINE IN DEPRESSED OUTPATIENTS.


SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATION IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY.


NONVERBAL CUES AND TRANSFERENCE.

NONVERBAL CUES AND TRANSFERENCE.


THE OBLIGATION TO REMAIN SICK.

THE OBLIGATION TO REMAIN SICK.


MYTHS IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.

MYTHS IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.


MAXIMIZING THERAPEUTIC COMMON DENOMINATORS OF ANCILLARY THERAPIES.


USE OF HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES OF MENTAL DISEASE.


CYSTIC DILATATION OF THE THORACIC DUCT.

CYSTIC DILATATION OF THE THORACIC DUCT.


COSMETICS AND THE DERMATOLOGIST: SOAPS.

COSMETICS AND THE DERMATOLOGIST: SOAPS.


NEURORADIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF INTRACRANIAL DISEASE.


PRINCIPLES OF TREATING BACTERIAL INFLAMMATION.


A REVIEW OF COAGULATION DEFECTS IN OBSTETRICS. II.


THE USES AND ABUSES OF APPETITE SUPPRESSANTS.


FRACTURES OF THE SHAFT OF THE FEMUR.

FRACTURES OF THE SHAFT OF THE FEMUR.


DIFFERENTIAL RATES OF DARK ADAPTATION TO "TABOO" AND "NEUTRAL" STIMULI.


DELAY OF INFORMATIVE FEEDBACK IN VERBAL LEARNING.


EVALUATION OF MECHANISMS IN DELAY OF KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS.


AUDITORY SHORT-TERM MEMORY.

AUDITORY SHORT-TERM MEMORY.


ONE-TRIAL LEARNING DIRECTLY OBSERVED.

ONE-TRIAL LEARNING DIRECTLY OBSERVED.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN TASK DEMANDS AND SENSORY INPUT.


THE INFLUENCE OF MAGNITUDE OF REWARD ON THE AVERSIVE PROPERTIES OF ANTICIPATORY FRUSTRATION.


EXTINCTION AS A FUNCTION OF INTENSITY OF PUNISHMENT, AMOUNT OF TRAINING, AND REINFORCEMENT OF A COMPETING RESPONSE.


SUPPRESSING EFFECTS OF AVERSIVE STIMULATION ON SUBSEQUENTLY PUNISHED BEHAVIOUR.


AN EMERGENCY DRUG KIT FOR THE PODIATRIST'S OFFICE.


PODIATRISTS' VIEWS OF SHOEMEN--AND VICE VERSA.


VASOACTIVE SUBSTANCES AND THEIR SITE OF ACTION.


A SIMPLE AND SUCCESSFUL DYNAMIC MOLDED INSERT.


A CHALLENGE TO PODIATRY.

A CHALLENGE TO PODIATRY.


AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA.


CONJOINT CLINIC ON RENAL BIOPSY: PERSPECTIVE AND CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS.


DISTRIBUTIONS AND FAMILIAL STUDIES OF BLOOD PRESSURE AND SERUM CHOLESTEROL LEVELS IN A TOTAL COMMUNITY--TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN.


ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS TO THE PARTICIPATION OF DISABLED PERSONS IN COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL ACTVITIES.


RETURN TO WORK AFTER SEVERE DISABILITY.

RETURN TO WORK AFTER SEVERE DISABILITY.


BACK DISORDERS AND REHABILITATION ACHIEVEMENT.


IDENTIFICATION AND TYPING OF STRAINS OF FLAVOBACTERIUM MENINGOSEPTICUM AND PASTEURELLA HEMOLYTICA BY THE GEL DIFFUSION TECHNIC.


CHOLERA TOXINS: QUANTITATION OF THE FROG SKIN REACTION AND ITS RELATION TO EXPERIMENTAL ENTERIC TOXICITY.


PATHOGENIC POTENTIAL OF ASPERGILLUS AND PENICILLIUM SPECIES.


NONTRANSMISSIBLE LYSIS OF MOUSE LEUKEMIA CELLS BY MYXOVIRUSES.


GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE AGENTS OF THE PSITTACOSIS GROUP IN HUMAN DIPLOID CELL CULTURES.


STUDIES ON ANTHRAX INFECTIONS IN IMMUNIZED GUINEA PIGS.


THE ACCUMULATION OF ENTERIC VIRUSES BY THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA.


A DEFINED MAINTENANCE MEDIUM FOR SUPPORTING CHICK FIBROBLAST MONOLAYERS AND FOR PLAQUE FORMATION BY VENEZUELAN AND EASTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUSES.


COPROANTIBODY AND SERUM ANTIBODY IN CHOLERA PATIENTS.


A NEW PATHOGENIC ANAEROBIC ACTINOYCES SPECIES.


POLYARTHRITIS OF LAMBS INDUCED EXPERIMENTALLY BY A PSITTACOSIS AGENT.


CERTAIN AXIOMS AND FUNDAMENTAL PROCEDURES WHICH HAVE BEEN FOUND IMPORTANT IN FIFTY YEARS OF TREATING RECENT FRACTURES.


CUTANEOUS LARVA MIGRANS AND THIABENDAZOLE.


UNBROKEN RECORD OF DEDICATION TO SICK.

UNBROKEN RECORD OF DEDICATION TO SICK.


RECENT ADVANCES IN STUDY OF RHEUMATIC DISEASES: ANALGESIC NEPHROPATHY.


IF DISASTER STRIKES--AND THERE IS NO DOCTOR.


THE EPIDEMIC.

THE EPIDEMIC.


IRON LOADING ANEMIA.

IRON LOADING ANEMIA.


ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION.

ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION.


CHONDROSARCOMA OF BONE.

CHONDROSARCOMA OF BONE.


CATHETERIZATION IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN THE VERY YOUNG AND IN THE MIDDLE YEARS.


WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT.

WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT.


A COMMUNITY SCHOOL FOR THE TRAINABLE RETARDED CHILD.


THE FETAL HEART RATE.

THE FETAL HEART RATE.


NEWER USES OF OLD DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.


PATTERN OF MITOTIC ACTIVITY AND CELL DENSITIES IN HUMAN GINGIVAL EPITHELIUM.


PERIODONTAL DISEASE, ACCESSORY CANALS AND PULP PATHOSIS.


RETENTION OF PERIOSTEUM IN MUCOGINGIVAL SURGERY.


DEVELOPMENT OF EPITHELIAL ATTACHMENT AND GINGIVAL SULCUS IN RHESUS MONKEYS.


EFFECT OF SODIUM DIPHENYLHYDANTOINATE ON TISSUE CULTURES OF HUMAN GINGIVA.


BONE SWAGING.

BONE SWAGING.


AUTOGENOUS BONE TRANSPLANTS IN THE TREATMENT OF OSSEOUS DEFECTS.


AGE AT ONSET OF LUNG CANCER: SIGNIFICANCE IN RELATION TO EFFECT OF SMOKING.


HASTENING THE CONTROL OF BLOOD-PRESSURE BY GUANETHIDINE.


SERUM-FOLIC-ACID IN RECURRENT ABORTIONS.


STANDARDISATION OF OBSERVERS IN BLOOD-PRESSURE MEASUREMENT.


SMALL-INTESTINAL BIOPSY.

SMALL-INTESTINAL BIOPSY.


LIFE WITHOUT A PANCREAS.

LIFE WITHOUT A PANCREAS.


CHRONIC PERICARDIAL EFFUSION WITH CHOLESTEROL CRYSTALS: A CASE-REPORT TOGETHER WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF A SIMPLE AND SAFE TECHNIQUE FOR PERICARDIAL ASPIRATION.


PREGNANCY WITH ANENCEPHALY.

PREGNANCY WITH ANENCEPHALY.


CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS AND EXPOSURE TO AMBIENT BENZENE.


ISONIAZID-INDUCED ENCEPHALOPATHY.

ISONIAZID-INDUCED ENCEPHALOPATHY.


EXCRETION OF FOLIC ACID IN BILE.

EXCRETION OF FOLIC ACID IN BILE.


THE TEETH AS WEAPONS; THEIR INFLUENCE ON BEHAVIOUR.


WORLD TUBERCULOSIS.

WORLD TUBERCULOSIS.


CAUSES OF CERVICAL CANCER.

CAUSES OF CERVICAL CANCER.


PERSISTENCE OF TREPONEMES AFTER TREATMENT OF SYPHILIS.


SOME FACTORS AFFECTING RURAL HEALTH SERVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


ACCURACY IN DIAGNOSIS OF GASTRIC AND DUODENAL LESIONS BY GENERAL PRACTITIONERS, HOSPITAL CLINICIANS, AND RADIOLOGISTS.


DRUGS IN HOSPITAL.

DRUGS IN HOSPITAL.


TREATMENT OF LEUKAEMIA BY AMINOACID IMBALANCE.


BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.

BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.


BRACHMAN-DE LANGE SYNDROME.

BRACHMAN-DE LANGE SYNDROME.


MICROTECHNIQUE FOR CULTURING LEUCOCYTES FOR IMPROVED SPREAD OF CHROMOSOMES.


GLUCOSE AND POSTPRANDIAL LIPAEMIA IN ISCHAEMIC HEART-DISEASE.


EMERGENCY HYPOTHERMIC IN MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS.


IRRITABILITY DUE TO GRISEOFULVIN.

IRRITABILITY DUE TO GRISEOFULVIN.


AN IMMUNE REACTION IN MAN AGAINST DYSGERMINOMAS?


1-NOREPINEPHRINE AND THE PULMONARY CIRCULATION.


PULMONARY CHONDROMATOUS HAMARTOMAS.

PULMONARY CHONDROMATOUS HAMARTOMAS.


NEONATAL INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION. CASE REPORTS.


SKIN CANCER--PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT.

SKIN CANCER--PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT.


RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS IN THE NEWBORN (HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE).


REVERSE ROTATION OF THE MID-GUT IN THE ADULT. CASE REPORT.


HYPOTHYROIDISM AND ALLERGY: CONFUSION IN DIAGNOSIS.


PHYSICIANS' ATTITUDES TOWARD INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN.


ANTAGONISM BETWEEN PHYSOSTIGMINE AND ATROPINE ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE PIGEON.


THE SITE OF UPTAKE OF IODINE BY HAIR.

THE SITE OF UPTAKE OF IODINE BY HAIR.


NARCOTIC ANTAGONISTS IN THE BENZOMORPHAN SERIES. RESPIRATORY, CARDIOVASCULAR AND BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS IN DOGS.


THE DIFFERENCE IN VELOCITY BETWEEN THE LETHAL AND INOTROPIC ACTION OF DIHYDRODIGOXIN.


HEPATIC ARTERY ANEURYSM. REPORT OF A CASE WITH SUCCESSFUL LIGATION.


STAFF EXPERIMENTATION IN A COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION.


REGIONAL ENTERITIS IN GENERAL HOSPITALS.


A CHANGED CONCEPT IN HEMORRHOID MANAGEMENT OF THE NEW MOTHER.


ROLE OF HEALTH EDUCATION IN TEACHER PREPARATION.


NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPOXIA.

NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPOXIA.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGE CHANGES IN EXTRAVASCULAR FIBRIN.


AGE CHANGES IN PULMONARY ARTERIES.

AGE CHANGES IN PULMONARY ARTERIES.


PULMONARY ARTERIAL LESIONS AFTER EXPERIMENTAL GAS EMBOLISM.


THE GLOMUS PULMONALE.

THE GLOMUS PULMONALE.


"ASBESTOS BODIES" IN SHIPYARD WORKERS.

"ASBESTOS BODIES" IN SHIPYARD WORKERS.


THE EPITHELIAL JUNCTION.

THE EPITHELIAL JUNCTION.


FEATURES OF A MODERN MORTUARY.

FEATURES OF A MODERN MORTUARY.


FURTHER STUDIES ABOUT THE SITE OF PRODUCTION OF CASTLE'S GASTRIC INTRINSIC FACTOR.


CONGENITAL OCULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS.

CONGENITAL OCULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS.


SYSTEMIC RESISTANCE TO DENTAL CARIES.

SYSTEMIC RESISTANCE TO DENTAL CARIES.


THE UTILIZATION OF DENTAL SERVICES.

THE UTILIZATION OF DENTAL SERVICES.


MOTIVATING EFFECTIVE ORAL HYGIENE.

MOTIVATING EFFECTIVE ORAL HYGIENE.


HOW TO GET THE MOST FROM DENTAL CONVENTIONS.


NEWS ABOUT NEW TREATMENTS--RESPONSE AND RESPONSIBILITY.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LUNGS OF LAMBS.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LUNGS OF LAMBS.


THE EFFECT OF IMMATURITY AND PRENATAL ASPHYXIA ON THE LUNGS AND PULMONARY FUNCTION OF NEWBORN LAMBS: THE EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS.


THE BACTERIOLOGIC FINDINGS, STREPTOCOCCAL IMMUNE RESPONSE, AND RENAL COMPLICATIONS IN CHILDREN AND IMPETIGO.


THIRTEEN BOYS WITH PROGRESSIVE SEPTIC GRANULOMATOSIS.


IDIOPATHIC EDEMA ND HYPERALDOSTERONURIA: POSTURAL VENOUS PLASMA POOLING.


A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF CHILDREN OF LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AND CONTROL CHILDREN AT SCHOOL AGE.


SPONTANEOUS PERFORATION OF BILE DUCTS IN EARLY INFANCY.


THE ROLE OF CHROMOSOME TRANSLOCATION IN THE RECURRENCE RISK OF DOWN'S SYNDROME.


STUDIES ON THE UTILIZATION OF HEXOSES IN LIVER GLYCOGEN DISEASE.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: ACUTE RENAL FAILURE.


MASSIVE GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE IN THE NEWBORN INFANT.


THE PARENTAL DILEMMA.

THE PARENTAL DILEMMA.


KERNICTERUS IN SMALL PREMATURE INFANTS.

KERNICTERUS IN SMALL PREMATURE INFANTS.


SCREENING OF NEWBORN INFANTS FOR METABOLIC DISEASE: COMMITTEE ON FETUS AND NEWBORN.


STATEMENT ON TREATMENT OF PHENYLKETONURIA: COMMITTEE ON THE HANDICAPPED CHILD.


CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES.

CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES.


PARAMETERS RELEVANT TO THE EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF "STRESS" IN THE MOUSE.


THE CONCURRENCE OF FINE MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND RAPID EYE MOVEMENTS DURING SLEEP.


SEMANTIC PROBLEMS IN EVALUATING A SPECIFICITY HYPOTHESIS IN PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC RELATIONS.


RELATIONS BETWEEN SELF AND PARENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF UNWED MOTHERS AND OBSTETRIC COMPLICATIONS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF MUSCLE TENSION AND AUTONOMIC ACTIVITY TO PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS.


SELF-CASTRATION BY A MAN WITH CYCLIC CHANGES IN SEXUALITY.


EFFECT OF DEPRIVATION OF SIGHT ON SUBJECTIVE TIME SENSE.


SPONTANEOUS AUTONOMIC ACTIVITY, ANXIETY, AND "HYPERKINETIC IMPULSIVITY"; A PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC STUDY OF 46 COLLEGE MALES.


THE URINARY OUTPUT OF ADRENALIN AND NORADRENALIN DURING PLEASANT AND UNPLEASANT EMOTIONAL STATES. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


CYCLIC STRUCTURE OF ADENOVIRUS DNA.

CYCLIC STRUCTURE OF ADENOVIRUS DNA. The deoxyribonucleic acids of adenovirus types 2, 7, and 12 were extracted and examined in the electron microscope. Cyclic forms of the molecules were found to exist in each viral type. The lengths of cyclic strands extracted from the most dense fraction of purified particles of adenovirus type 2 were highly variable, averaging about 2.5 microns. This corresponds to a molecular weight of about 5 million.


AUDITORY NERVE: ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN MAN. Auditory perceptions produced in a person deaf to acoustic stimulation were studied by electrically exciting the auditory nerve through permanently implanted electrodes. Pulsed current as small as 1 microampere peak-to-peak could be perceived. Pitch, as reported by the subject, varied with electrode selection, current amplitude, and pulse repetition rate from about 70 to at least 300 pulses per second. Loudness increased with amplitude and duration of pulse stimuli, and to a lesser extent with repetition rate. The total range in amplitude of the stimulus, from threshold to an uncomfortable loudness, was 15 to 20 decibels. Simultaneous stimulation in separate electrodes produced a number of complex effects.


INDOLE COMPOUNDS: ISOLATION FROM PINEAL TISSUE. Five indole compounds have been isolated from bovine pineal tissue and characterized as 5-methoxytryptophol, N-acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine (melatonin), 5-hydroxytryptophol, 5-methoxyindole-3-acetic acid, and 5-hydroxyindole-3-acetic acid. Pineal hydroxyindole-O-methyltransferase, with S-adenosylmethionine, converts 5-hydroxytryptophol to 5-methoxytryptophol.


METABOLIC CONTROLS IN CULTURED MAMMALIAN CELLS. A number of apparently unrelated factors are known to have a profound effect on the metabolism of cultured mammalian cells; and some of these may be operative as metabolic controls in the whole animal as well. The more complete exploration of (i) homotypic and heterotypic cellular interactions, (ii) the spontaneous transformations sometimes observed in cultured cells, (iii) the mode of action of cytotoxic agents, (iv) the multiple metabolic effects of viral infection, and (v) the conditions necessary for the maintenance of specialized function in cultured cells, can be expected to throw light on the basic mechanisms underlying such complex processes as differentiation, senescence, and cancer.


NONELECTROLYTE TRANSPORT IN MUSCLE DURING INDUCED PROTEIN LOSS. The accelerated loss of protein from Rana pipiens sartorius muscle following the induction of rigor by 100 millimolar 1-pentanol is not accompanied by increase in the rate constant for the efflux of urea. This observation is not readily accounted for by classical lipid-pore membrane permeability models. Alternative models are considered, in which protein and nonelectrolyte transport are dissociated; the dissociation could be (i) topological, due to compartmentalization, or (ii) functional, for example, if protein loss were due to change of the state of intracellular protein or if urea transport were limited by diffusion in the cytoplasm.


SEX CHROMATIN IN NEWBORNS: PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE FOR EXTERNAL FACTORS IN HUMAN NONDISJUNCTON. An incidence of 0.6 percent of sex-chromosome aberrations in newborns was found during a 5-month period, while no aberrations occurred in similar populations before and after this period. Down's syndrome also exhibited an elevated frequency during this same critical interval. A severe rubella epidemic may have influenced this pattern.


RETINOYL BETA-GLUCURONIC ACID: A MAJOR METABOLITE OF VITAMIN A IN RAT BILE. The major metabolite in rat bile of injected C(14)-retinoic acid was purified by ion-exchange and silicic acid chromatography; it has the spectrum of methyl retinoate, releases retinoic acid upon basic hydrolysis or by treatment with beta-glucuronidase, and contains glucuronic acid. The metabolite was characterized by treatment with diazomethane followed by hexamethyl-disilazane, or with periodate followed by semicarbazide, and the products were chromatographed. The metabolite has been tentatively identified as retinoyl beta-glucuronide.


BIRD MORTALITY AFTER SPRAYING FOR DUTCH ELM DISEASE WITH DDT. In Hanover, New Hampshire, where elms were sprayed with DDT, 151 dead birds were found; 10 dead birds were found in Norwich, Vermont, where no DDT was used. Chemical analyses of dead birds, observation of symptoms of DDT poisoning, and a population decline after spraying all indicate severe mortality among certain species in Hanover.