THE IN VITRO DIFFERENTIATION OF MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES. I. THE INFLUENCE OF INHIBITORS AND THE RESULTS OF AUTORADIOGRAPHY. The influence of selected inhibitors of protein synthesis on the in vitro differentiation of mouse mononuclear phagocytes has been investigated. DL-p-Fluorophenylalanine at concentrations of 250 microg/ml inhibits the formation of three lysosomal hydrolases, cytochemically demonstrable acid phosphatase and osmiophilic, phase-dense granules. These effects occur in the absence of cell death and are reversed by L-phenylalanine. Puromycin at concentrations of 0.2 to 0.4 microg/ml has a similar effect on both the morphology and biochemistry of cell maturation. Colchicine at a concentration of 0.05 microg/ml inhibits the growth in cell diameter and has less of an effect on enzyme production. Cells exposed to leucine-H(3) for 2 to 3 minutes exhibit the localization of grains in the perinuclear-dense granule region. After an exposure of 60 minutes a similar localization is evident but with a correspondingly greater number of grains. A similar localization of grains occurs when choline-methyl-H(3) is employed as a tracer. The data suggest the storage of newly formed protein and possibly phospholipid in the centrosphere region.


ENHANCEMENTS OF ANTIBIOTIC ACTIVITY OF COLICINE K AND ALTERATION OF SEROLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF COLICINE K AND ENDOTOXINS. Hemoglobin, its chains, and myoglobin enhance the antibiotic activity of colicine K. These proteins also interact with colicine K and other O antigens to alter their serological activity. The hemoglobin proteins did not alter the serological activities of three Pneumococcus polysaccharides or T4 bacteriophage DNA antigens but did alter the antigenic activity of fetuin. Interaction of hemoglobin and colicine K resulted in a retardation of colicine K antibiotic moiety as measured by gel filtration but did not affect the gel filtration properties of the lipopolysaccharide moiety.


THE INDUCTION OF AUTOIMMUNITY IN RABBITS FOLLOWING INJECTION OF HETEROLOGOUS OR ALTERED HOMOLOGOUS THYROGLOBULIN. Experimental autoimmunity was produced in rabbits following injection of altered homologous thyroglobulin. The thyroglobulin was altered by coupling to chemically defined haptens and by heating. With some preparations antibody to native thyroglobulin as well as thyroid lesions were produced. Injections of thyroglobulin coupled to the diazonium derivatives of arsanilic acid and sulfanilic acid were effective when given in either soluble form or incorporated into incomplete Freund's adjuvant) while injections of the same preparations precipitated by alum had relatively little effect on production of antibody or induction of lesions. The injection of native thyroglobulin in soluble form, incorporated into incomplete adjuvant or precipitated by alum usually resulted in production of little or no antibody and only rarely in the formation of lesions. The injection of a heterologous thyroglobulin into rabbits resulted in the production of antibody reacting with both the heterologous and rabbit thyroglobulin, but no thyroid lesions were observed.


ANTI-DNA ANTIBODIES IN HYPERIMMUNIZED RABBITS. Complement-fixing anti-DNA antibodies were detected in a minority of sera of rabbits hyperimmunized with killed Gram-negative bacteria. The C'-fixing property of DNA was lost after DNase treatment. Preferential reactivity with denatured DNA was observed. The antisera reacted with DNA preparations derived from rabbit bone marrow and thymus, calf thymus, pneumococci, salmon sperm, and Escherichia coli. E. coli DNA was less effective than preparations of mammalian and salmon sperm DNA in fixation of C'. Inhibition of DNA C' fixation by nucleotides and nucleosides was observed. The bulk of anti-DNA activity was associated with the low molecular weight antibody fraction.


THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF MELATONIN ON CANINE MELANOSIS.


EFFECT OF ALPHA M.S.H. AND ESTROGEN ON MELANIN PIGMENTATION IN THE ALBINO.


STUDIES ON THE PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME PRODUCED BY DERMATOPHYTES.


THE USE OF INK BLUE IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF DERMATOPHYTES.


A SUBSTITUTE FOR INDIA INK FOR USE IN RADIANT HEAT PAIN THRESHOLD STUDIES.


DNA SYNTHESIS IN HUMAN SKIN STUDIES IN VITRO BY AUTORADIOGRAPHY.


MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN MAST CELLS AND MASTOCYTOSIS.


THE REACTION OF CANINE SKIN TO HISTAMINE AND 48/80.


SOLUBLE SUBSTANCES OF HUMAN STRATUM CORNEUM. I. IMMUNOCHEMICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDY.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF MELANOCYTES AND LANGERHANS CELLS IN HUMAN FETAL EPIDERMIS AT FOURTEEN WEEKS.


EFFECT OF HUMIDITY ON THE PHOTOSENSITIVE RESPONSE TO 8-METHOXYPSORALEN.


RADIATION FROM A Q-SWITCHED RUBY LASER. EFFECT OF REPEATED IMPACTS OF POWER OUTPUT OF 10 MEGAWATTS ON A TATTOO OF MAN.


EXCRETION OF 1- AND 3-METHYLHISTIDINE BY PATIENTS WITH PSORIASIS GIVEN L-HISTIDINE ORALLY.


CELLULAR PASSIVE TRANSFER OF CONTACT HYPERSENSITIVITY TO PARAPHENYLENEDIAMINE AND TO 2,4-DINITROCHLOROBENZENE IN GUINEA PIGS.


MOVEMENTS INDUCED BY STRAIGHT LEG RAISING IN THE LUMBO-SACRAL ROOTS, NERVES AND PLEXUS, AND IN THE INTRAPELVIC SECTION OF THE SCIATIC NERVE.


DISTURBANCES OF THE COMBUSTION PROCESSES IN MUSCULAR DISORDERS.


AXON REFLEXES IN HUMAN MOTOR NERVE FIBRES.


SARCOIDOSIS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

SARCOIDOSIS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


EXPERIENCES WITH RADIOACTIVE GOLD IN THE TREATMENT OF CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA.


ULTRASTRUCTURE AUTORADIOGRAPHY AND LYSOSOME STUDIES IN MYOCARDIUM.


HOMOLATERAL ATAXIA AND CRURAL PARESIS: A VASCULAR SYNDROME.


HEMODYNAMIC CONSIDERATIONS IN COMPLETE HEART BLOCK.


POLYACRYLAMIDE DISC ELECTROPHORESIS OF THE PROTEINS OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND BRAIN.


CENTRAL PONTINE MYELINOLYSIS IN A 7-YEAR-OLD BOY.


CARBON DIOXIDE, WASTE PRODUCT OR ELIXIR?


COMPARISON OF IMMUNOLOGICAL SPECIFICITY OF GAMMA GLOBULIN IN THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN NORMAL AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SUBJECTS.


PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR ASSISTED CIRCULATION.


PRECISE ALCOHOLIC GASSERIAN INJECTION FOR TIC DOULOUREX.


A BILATERAL CORTICO-STRIATE PROJECTION.

A BILATERAL CORTICO-STRIATE PROJECTION.


PHYSIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL EFFECTS OF AMYLOBARBITONE SODIUM THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY STATES.


L. EMMETT HOLT, JR.

L. EMMETT HOLT, JR.


STUDIES ON IMMUNITY TO MEASLES.

STUDIES ON IMMUNITY TO MEASLES.


DETECTION OF POLIOVIRUS TYPE 1 IN HUMAN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


THE INFLUENCE OF THERMAL FACTORS UPON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF THE NEWBORN HUMAN INFANT.


RESPIRATORY CONTROL IN FAMILIAL DYSAUTONOMIA.


TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY IN MAMMALIAN PREGNANCY; MECHANISMS OF FETAL PROTECTION AGAINST IMMUNOLOGIC REJECTION.


THE TERATOGENIC EFFECT OF VINCALEUKOBLASTINE IN THE PREGNANT RAT.


MALABSORPTION DEFECT INDUCED BY INGESTION OF BETA LACTOGLOBULIN.


INTESTINAL GLYCOSIDASE ACTIVITIES IN CONGENITAL MALABSORPTION OF DISACCHARIDES.


HOMOCYSTINURIA: CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL REVIEW OF TEN CASES.


CEREBRAL LIPIDS IN MAPLE SYRUP DISEASE.

CEREBRAL LIPIDS IN MAPLE SYRUP DISEASE.


DETECTION OF THE HETEROZYGOTE IN MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE.


HEMATOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CONGENITAL SYPHILIS.


CONGENITAL PYLORIC STENOSIS: A CONTROLLED EVALUATION OF MEDICAL TREATMENT UTILIZING METHYL-SCOPOLAMINE-NITRATE.


STUDIES ON THROMBOPOIESIS. II. ASSAY OF HUMAN PLASMA THROMBOPOIETIC ACTIVITY.


BIVALENT CATIONS IN HOMOZYGOUS THALASSEMIA.


ORGANIC ACID EXCRETION IN SALICYLATE INTOXICATION.


MEASUREMENT OF CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW BY ULTRASONIC DOPPLER TECHNIQUE. MECHANISM OF HYPERTENSIVE ENCEPHALOPATHY AND CEREBRAL VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


MEASUREMENT OF CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW BY ULTRASONIC DOPPLER TECHNIQUE. CEREBRAL VENOUS RETURN IN VARIOUS DISEASES.


ORIGIN, PREDICTION AND PREVENTION OF ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE.


STUDIES ON CEREBRAL CIRCULATION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PULMONARY DISEASE.


SOME EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TETANUS IN JAPAN AND OTHER IMMUNIZED AND UNIMMUNIZED COUNTRIES.


PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF PSYCHOSINE.

PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF PSYCHOSINE.


INCORPORATION OF LABELED GLUCOSE-CARBON INTO DIFFERENT FRACTIONS OF EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LIPOGENESIS FROM GLUCOSE.


CHEMISTRY OF LIPIDS OF POSTHEMOLYTIC RESIDUE OR STROMA OF ERYTHROCYTES. XII. CHEMICAL STRUCTURE AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOUR OF HEMATOSIDES OBTAINED FROM EQUINE AND DOG ERYTHROCYTES.


THE LOCALIZATION AND TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS: THE ROLE OF BACTERICIDAL URINE LEVELS AS OPPOSED TO SERUM LEVELS.


HUMAN INFECTIONS CAUSED BY NON-GROUP A OR D STREPTOCOCCI.


FEMINIZING ADRENOCORTICAL TUMORS IN THE MALE. A REVIEW OF 52 CASES INCLUDING A CASE REPORT.


THE DOCTORS MAYO AND THEIR MILITARY MEDICAL ACTIVITIES.


PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF THE THREE DAY BILIARY FLUSH.


MODERN NAVY--MODERN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MODERN NAVY--MODERN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


FOLLOW-UP ON A CASE OF BILATERAL BONY TEMPOROMANDIBULAR ANKYLOSIS 27 YEARS AFTER THE ORIGINAL OPERATION.


SECONDARY CLOSURE OF GRANULATING WOUNDS.


TRANSPUBIC EXPOSURE AND BILATERAL MESH REPAIR FOR THE PRIMARY GROIN HERNIA.


PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH RETIREMENT FROM MILITARY SERVICE.


THE MILITARY POTENTIAL FOR PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH: A CASE IN POINT.


MURINE TYPHUS IN FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA.


IMMUNE GAMMA GLOBULIN AS A CONTROL FOR INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS IN BOLIVIA.


BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF THE X-15 PROGRAM.

BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF THE X-15 PROGRAM.


A TRAINING PROGRAM IN BLOOD BANKING FOR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS.


CONTACT LENSES AND BASIC TRAINING IN THE U. S. ARMY.


BRAIN MATURATION MEASURED BY ELECTROSHOCK SEIZURES IN RATS AT HIGH ALTITUDE (12,470 FT.; 3,800 M).


EFFECTS OF HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION ON THE ERYTHROPOIETIC RESPONSE IN THE RHESUS MONKEY.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF ENRICHED ENVIRONMENT ON THE RATE OF GLIAL MULTIPLICATION IN THE ADULT RAT BRAIN.


METHYLHISTAMINE AND HISTAMINE IN THE URINE OF WOMEN DURING THE ELABORATION OF CESTROGEN.


DIFFERENCES OBSERVED BETWEEN ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE SIGNALS FROM SURVIVING TUMOUR TISSUES AND FROM THEIR CORRESPONDING NORMAL TISSUES.


MECHANISMS OF REGULATION OF HEPATIC GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS.


NAD+-GLYCOHYDROLASE OF THYROID HOMOGENATES.


A COMPARISON OF FREE AND BOUND AMINO-ACIDS FROM 3 TISSUES OF CANCER ANTENNARIUS.


INFLUENCE OF AMINO-ACID LEVELS ON PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN VITRO.


RAPID SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC MICROMETHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF HISTAMINASE ACTIVITY.


PREVENTION OF FATTY LIVER BY ADMINISTRATION OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE.


DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSIS BY VARIOUS STAINING TECHNICS OF STRUCTURES PRESENT IN DEVELOPING SPERMATIDS OF THE SILKWORM.


CATALASE ACTIVITY OF A CRUDE ENZYME PREPARATION FROM IRON-CHLOROTIC BARLEY (HORDEUM VULGARIS) SEEDLINGS.


PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.

PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.


VOLATILE AMINES AS COMPONENTS OF TOASTED OAT FLAKES.


RHYTHMIC URINARY EXCRETION OF AMPHETAMINE IN MAN.


MINIMAL SALT LOAD REQUIRED TO INDUCE SECRETION FROM THE NASAL SALT GLANDS OF SEA GULLS.


EFFECT OF ALTERED THYROID STATUS ON DESMETHYLIMIPRAMINE MORTALITY IN MICE.


POSTNATAL BEHAVIOURAL EFFECTS OF MEPROBAMATE INJECTED INTO THE GRAVID RAT.


CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN HAEMOGLOBINS OF DIFFERENT AGES.


SALICYLATE, A POWERFUL INHIBITOR OF FREE FATTY ACID RELEASE.


ABNORMAL TRANSPORT OF VITAMIN B 12 IN PLASMA IN CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA.


IN VIVO MATURATION OF IMMATURE RETICULOCYTES TRANSFUSED INTO A NORMAL RABBIT.


BLASTOMYCES (PARACOCCIDIOIDES) BRASILIENSIS IN AFRICA.


ROLE OF BRADYKININ IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


STRAIN IMMUNITY IN BABESIOSIS.

STRAIN IMMUNITY IN BABESIOSIS.


LOCATION OF RENSHAW CELLS.

LOCATION OF RENSHAW CELLS.


POSSIBLE EXPLOSIONS IN ABSORPTIVE CELLS OF THE JEJUNUM.


MANGANESE-54 CONCENTRATION IN FALLOUT, WATER, AND UNIO MUSSELS OF  LAKE MAGGIORE, 1960-63.


A LARGE AMOUNT OF TREHALOSE IN A FROST-RESISTANT INSECT.


EFFECTS OF HISTONES ON EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT.


EXISTENCE IN THE THYMUS OF A FACTOR PROTECTING THE SKIN OF THE MOUSE AGAINST THE INDUCTION OF SKIN CANCERS INDUCED BY 20-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE.


PRODUCTION OF APOSYMBIOTIC COCKROACHES BY MEANS OF LYSOZYME.


LYOGENIC CONVERSION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS, TO A CHANGE IN THE PRODUCTION OF EXTRACELLULAR "TWEEN"-SPLITTING ENZYME.


ISOLATION AND SIGNIFICANCE OF STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS SENSU STRICTU.


SEDIMENTATION RATE OF CELLS IN METAPHASE AS COMPARED WITH CELLS IN INTERPHASE.


MUTANTS OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM INDUCED BY 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE.


THE STEROIDS-1. CORTISONE.

THE STEROIDS-1. CORTISONE.


HAEMORRHOIDECTOMY.

HAEMORRHOIDECTOMY.


AVERSION TREATMENT IN PSYCHIATRY.

AVERSION TREATMENT IN PSYCHIATRY.


STRATHMARTINE HOSPITAL.

STRATHMARTINE HOSPITAL.


PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. 2. TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT.


NEPHROLITHOTOMY 307 YEARS AGO; A LEAF OUT OF MR. PEPYS' DIARY.


VIEWS ON CURRENT TALKING POINTS. 1. PLATT AND THE PROFESSION.


VIEWS ON CURRENT TALKING POINTS. 2. MALE NURSE ADMINISTRATORS.


ERYTHEMA NODOSUM ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF AN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE. REPORT OF A CASE.


CARDIAC SURGERY WITH EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION DURING PREGNANCY; REPORT OF 3 CASES.


TERM BREECH PRESENTATION; A REPORT OF 499 CONSECUTIVE CASES.


ENDOMETRIAL LAVAGE: A SCREENING TECHNIC FOR CANCER DETECTION.


A SIMPLE AND RAPID IMMUNOLOGIC TEST FOR PREGNANCY, BASED ON AGGLUTINATION-INHIBITION; RESULTS OF CLINICAL EVALUATION IN OVER 400 CASES.


HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE AND PREGNANCY.

HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE AND PREGNANCY.


ESTRIOL IN PREGNANCY.

ESTRIOL IN PREGNANCY.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IMMUNOLOGIC AND BIOLOGIC PREGNANCY TESTS IN EARLY PREGNANCY.


BASAL CELL PROLIFERATIVE DISEASE OF THE CERVIX: A DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH.


TORSION OF ADNEXA IN PREGNANCY; REPORT OF 2 CASES.


EXTRAMAMMARY PAGET'S DISEASE; REPORT OF 2 CASES.


OBSTETRIC MORTALITY: A 26 YEAR SURVEY.

OBSTETRIC MORTALITY: A 26 YEAR SURVEY.


POSTPARTUM INFECTION; A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR THE PERIOD 1926 THROUGH 1961.


INFECTION CONTROL IN FAMILY-CENTERED MATERNITY CARE.


SOAP-INDUCED ABORTION; REPORT OF 4 CASES.


SERUM INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITY AFTER TOLBUTAMIDE DURING PREGNANCY AND EARLY PUERPERIUM.


MALIGNANT SOLID TERATOMA OF THE OVARY IN AN 8-YEAR-OLD CHILD.


CAMPHORATED OIL INTOXICATION IN PREGNANCY; REPORT OF A CASE.


IDIOPATHIC JAUNDICE OF PREGNANCY.

IDIOPATHIC JAUNDICE OF PREGNANCY.


CARCINOMA OF BARTHOLIN'S GLAND; REPORT OF A CASE.


CLEAN-CATCH URINE SPECIMENS IN THE POSTPARTUM PATIENT.


SERUM OXYTOCINASE IN TWIN PREGNANCY.

SERUM OXYTOCINASE IN TWIN PREGNANCY.


PHYSICIANS AND FAMILY PLANNING: A PERSISTENT AMBIVALENCE.


MEDICAL INDICATIONS FOR CONTRACEPTION: CHANGING VIEWPOINTS.


OBSERVATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS OF NONOPERATIVE SETBACK OF PREMAXILLA IN DOUBLE CLEFT PATIENTS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF THE BILATERAL CLEFT OF THE PRIMARY PALATE (LIP AND ALVEOLUS). II. BONE GRAFTING.


EXPERIENCES WITH MUSCLE TRANSPLANTS TO INCOMPLETE SOFT PALATES.


AN INVESTIGATION OF CUTANEOUS RESPONSE TO DIMETHYLPOLYSILOXANE (SILICONE LIQUID) IN ANIMALS AND HUMANS--A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE DESIGN OF A PEDICLE FLAP IN THE RAT TO STUDY NECROSIS AND ITS PREVENTION.


DISTRIBUTION OF PLASTIC SURGEONS IN THE UNITED STATES.


ADHESIVE NEURAL ANASTOMOSIS.

ADHESIVE NEURAL ANASTOMOSIS.


FROST ANESTHESIA FOR SKIN GRAFTS.

FROST ANESTHESIA FOR SKIN GRAFTS.


DEVELOPMENT OF HEMATOMAS UNDER A FREE SKIN AUTOGRAFT.


A METHOD OF FRONTAL RHYTIDECTOMY.

A METHOD OF FRONTAL RHYTIDECTOMY.


THE ALTERATION OF MORTALITY RATES IN BURNED RATS USING EARLY EXCISION, HOMOGRAFTING AND HYPOTHERMIA, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION.


PLASTIC SURGERY IN TAIWAN (FORMOSA).

PLASTIC SURGERY IN TAIWAN (FORMOSA).


A SUTURE, NEEDLE AND TISSUE HOLDING FORCEPS: SINGLE- AND DOUBLE-ENDED.


MARLEX 50 AS A REPLACEMENT FOR THE MANDIBULAR CONDYLE.


TWO USEFUL HAND SURGERY DEVICES.

TWO USEFUL HAND SURGERY DEVICES.


CONCENTRATION OF MAGNESIUM IN TISSUES OF THE DOG.


SEARCH FOR VIRUS-INDUCED ANTIGENS IN HUMAN TUMORS USING THE SV40-HAMSTER SYSTEM AS A MODEL.


GASTRIC CANNULA: A MODIFICATION TO COMBAT LEAKAGE.


CLEFT LIP NASAL DEFORMITY IN THE ABSENCE OF CLEFT LIP.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY ON HAMSTERS.

EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY ON HAMSTERS.


IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS IN PARAFFIN EMBEDDED TISSUES OF EARLY CHICK EMBRYOS.


A METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF PLASMA FREE FATTY ACIDS.


MODIFICATION OF SUCROSE ADAPTATION IN THE RAT.


THE IMMUNOGLOBULINS OF MICE. 4. SERUM IMMUNOGLOBULIN CHANGES FOLLOWING BIRTH.


BLOOD VOLUME IN RELATION TO BODY WEIGHT OF THE MALE RAT USING RADIO-IODINATED SERUM ALBUMIN.


AMNIOTIC FLUID MEASUREMENT IN CORTISONE TREATED AND X-IRRADIATED MICE.


IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF AN INTERFERON-LIKE INHIBITOR OF VIRAL MULTIPLICATION BY A POIKILOTHERMIC ANIMAL CELL, THE TORTOISE (TESTUDO GRECA).


ON THE NATURE OF TOLERANCE OF ENDOTOXIN.


THYMIC CALCIFICATION IN THE NEONATAL RAT.


RENAL VASCULAR RESPONSE TO HYPOTHERMIA.

RENAL VASCULAR RESPONSE TO HYPOTHERMIA.


TRANSPLANT IMMUNITY TO POLYOMA VIRUS INDUCED TUMORS. 3. EVIDENCE FOR HETEROGENEITY AMONG TRANSPLANT ANTIGENS IN VIVO.


PROPERTIES OF ROUS SARCOMA HYALURONIC ACID.


POST-HEPARIN LIPOLYTIC ACTIVITY FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS HEPARIN-S35.


FATTY ACID METABOLISM BY IN VIVO LABELED ADIPOSE TISSUE IN ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID DEFICIENT RATS.


MICROCIRCULATORY EFFECTS OF CORTISOL. PROTECTIVE ACTION AGAINST NA4EDTA DAMAGE.


ATP-ASE AS AN IN-VITRO INHIBITOR OF SURFACE FACTOR IN THE BLOOD-CLOTTING MECHANISM.


INHIBITION OF ENZYMIC (THROMBOKINASE) ACTIVATION OF BLOOD CLOTTING BY ORGANIC PHOSPHATES (ATP, ADP, AMP), INVOLVING A CALCIUM COMPLEX.


RAT EPIPHYSEAL CARTILAGE. I. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND ISOLATION OF CRUDE PROTEIN-POLYSACCHARIDE.


SODIUM- AND POTASSIUM-ACTIVATED ATPASE IN UPTAKE OF FE59 BY THE RABBIT RETICULOCYTE.


SERUM CHOLESTEROL REDUCTION BY PARA-AMINOSALICYLATES IN MAN. I-131 TRIOLEIN ABSORPTION STUDIES.


EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATION ON SUSCEPTIBILITY OF NEONATAL RAT BRAIN AND MUSCLE TO COXSACKIE B-1 VIRUS INFECTION.


ACTIVATION OF CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE BY SULFHYDRYL COMPOUNDS IN NORMAL AND MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY SERA.


STUDIES OF VACCINIA HEMAGGLUTININ OBTAINED FROM VARIOUS VACCINIA INFECTED TISSUES. DENSITY GRADIENT CENTRIFUGATION AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


FURTHER EVIDENCE OF A HIGH DEGREE OF GENETIC HOMOLOGY BETWEEN H. INFLUENZAE AND H. AEGYPTIUS.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF AN ANAPHYLACTOID PURPURA.


HETEROZYGOSITY AND HOMOZYGOSITY IN VON WILLEBRAND'S DISEASE.


SYSTEMIC AND CORONARY HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF PSEUDOEPHEDRINE.


INHIBITION OF INFLUENZA VIRUS CYTOTOXICITY BY AMMONIUM ION IN COMMERCIAL MEDIUM NO. 199.


THIOBARBITURIC REACTING SUBSTANCE(S) PRODUCED IN FRACTIONS OF NORMAL LIVER AND TUMORS.


AN ELECTROPHORETIC STUDY OF THE NEUROTOXIN(S) OF NINE STRAINS OF CLOSTRIDIUM TETANI.


IN VIVO CHANGES IN RAT LIVER MALIC DEHYDROGENASE CAPACITIES AFTER THYROIDECTOMY.


A STABLE HUMAN CELL LINE AS A HOST SYSTEM FOR SENDAI VIRUS.


IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF COAGULATION FACTORS VII-X BY LIVER SLICES FROM RATS FED ATHEROGENIC DIETS.


EFFECTS OF TRIPARANOL ON THE HYPERLIPEMIA OF EXPERIMENTAL NEPHROSIS.


INCORPORATION OF PLASMA CHOLESTEROL-4-C14 INTO EGG YOLK CHOLESTEROL.


AN INEXPENSIVE AND SIMPLE METHOD FOR PREPARING CHROMOSOME SPREADS.


BETA-HYDRAZINOPROPIONITRILES: A NEW SERIES OF OSTEOLATHYROGENIC AGENTS FOR THE RAT.


THE BIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF PROGESTERONE 3-CYCLOPENTYL ENOL ETHER AS COMPARED WITH THAT OF PROGESTERONE.


ANSERINE, A SOURCE OF 1-METHYLHISTIDINE IN URINE OF MAN.


PRESENCE OF NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY FOR MYXOVIRUS PARAINFLUENZA 3 IN SHEEP SERA.


AMINO ACIDS OF COLON AND RECTUM. POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT OF DIAMINOPIMELIC ACID OF INTESTINAL BACTERIA IN ANTIGENICITY OF ULCERATIVE COLITIS COLON.


CYTOCHROME OXIDASE IN THE LIVER OF THE C3H MOUSE WITH CARCINOMA.


TRANSMISSION OF SINDBIS VIRUS BY AEDES AEGYPTI TO A CHICK EMBRYO CELL CULTURE SYSTEM.


SERUM IRON LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT DISEASE.


20- ALPHA-HYDROXYPREGN-4-EN-3-ONE, AN INTERFERING FLUOROGEN IN ASSAY OF CORTICOSTERONE.


SECRETION OF SR85 AND CA47 IN HUMAN SALIVA.


A PLASMA FACTOR CAPABLE OF ALTERING TRIGLYCERIDE.


"MASKED" GRANULOCYTOSIS.

"MASKED" GRANULOCYTOSIS.


APPARENT LACK OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE (DMSO) AND A VARIETY OF DRUGS.


CONTINUOUS CELL STRAINS DERIVED FROM HUMAN ATHEROMATOUS LESIONS AND THEIR VIRAL SUSCEPTIBILITY.


EXPERIMENTAL CARIES INDUCED IN ANIMALS BY STREPTOCOCCI OF HUMAN ORIGIN.


GROWTH STIMULATING EFFECTS OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES.


DYNAMICS OF AMINO ACID TRANSPORT IN THE INTACT INTESTINE.


EFFECTS OF DIETARY IODINATED CASEIN ON COMPONENTS OF THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF CHICKEN LIVER.


EFFECT OF DODECYL SUCCINIC ACID ON PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA AND ITS REVERSAL BY FORMALDEHYDE AND IRON.


THE DISPENSABILITY OF COMPLEMENT FOR ANTIDEVELOPMENTAL ACTION OF ANTISERA AGAINST FERTILIZIN IN SEA URCHIN EGGS.


COENZYME Q. LX. VITAMIN-LIKE ACTIVITY OF COENZYME Q.


HYPERURICEMIA IN STARVATION.

HYPERURICEMIA IN STARVATION.


EFFECT OF DIETARY SODIUM RESTRICTION ON ADRENAL CORTICAL RESPONSE TO ACTH.


EFFECT OF SIMULTANEOUS INFUSIONS OF ACTH AND ANGIOTENSIN II UPON ALDOSTERONE SECRETION OF HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED NEPHRECTOMIZED DOGS.


RAPID PULMONARY REMOVAL OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE IN THE INTACT DOG.


A COMPARISON OF THE DISPOSITION OF INTRAVENOUSLY-INJECTED, ALBUMIN-BOUND STEARIC ACID-1-C14 AND PALMITIC ACID-1-C14 IN THE RAT.


HETEROGENEITY OF ANTINUCLEAR FACTORS IN LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


DETERMINATION OF ANTIALDOSTERONE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL DOGS.


EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE RHEOENCEPHALOGRAM (REG).


COMPARATIVE CARCINOGENICITY OF 4-NITROQUINOLINE 1-OXIDE AND 4-HYDROXYAMINOQUINOLINE 1-OXIDE IN 3 STRAINS OF MICE.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF A SMALL-PARTICLE AEROSOL OF COXSACKIE A21.


EFFECT OF NEONATAL THYMECTOMY ON INDUCTION OF LEUKEMIA BY VIRUS IN RATS.


ERYTHROPOIETIC ACTIVITY OF UNTREATED AND DEPROTEINIZED NORMAL HUMAN PLASMA.


DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVITY IN PLASMA AFTER FEEDING TRITIATED 7, 12-DIMETHYLBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE.


EFFECT OF PRENATAL DIET ON SERUM CHOLESTERYL ESTER FATTY ACIDS IN NEWBORN AND ADULT RATS.


ALTERATIONS IN PROTEIN-BOUND CARBOHYDRATE LEVELS OF RAT SERUM DURING FOOD RESTRICTION AND REFEEDING.


DEHYDROGENASES OF PURINE METABOLISM IN TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.


PARALYSIS INDUCED BY FEEDING SYNTHETIC GLYCERIDES TO CHICKS.


STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF WEANLING MICE WITH REOVIRUSES.


ABSENCE OF CELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF ANTIGEN IN DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY.


THE PATTERN OF BONE EROSION IN THE HAND AND WRIST IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


REVERSE PHONATION: A NEW MANEUVER FOR EXAMINING THE LARYNX.


THE IMPORTANCE AND RELIABILITY OF THE ROENTGENOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF THE SMALL BOWEL IN PATIENTS WITH TROPICAL SPRUE.


TERATOMAS OF THE NECK: REPORT OF TWO CASES. ROENTGENOLOGIC AND RADIOISOTOPIC AIDS IN DIAGNOSIS.


BARIUM SULFATE SUSPENSIONS.

BARIUM SULFATE SUSPENSIONS.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE ESOPHAGUS.

SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


HYPERPLASIA OF BRUNNER'S GLANDS.

HYPERPLASIA OF BRUNNER'S GLANDS.


A HERNIA OF THE URINARY BLADDER.

A HERNIA OF THE URINARY BLADDER.


ROENTGEN FEATURES OF RENAL ADENOMAS.

ROENTGEN FEATURES OF RENAL ADENOMAS.


MILK-OF-CALCIUM RENAL STONE: REPORT OF A CASE.


"MILK OF CALCIUM" IN A RENAL CYST: REPORT OF A CASE.


CLINICAL APPLICATION OF SELECTIVE CELIAC AND SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERIOGRAPHY.


ARTERIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF THE THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROMES.


ERGOTISM: REPORT OF A CASE STUDIED ARTERIOGRAPHICALLY.


INFRAHEPATIC INTERRUPTION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA WITH AZYGOS CONTINUATION (PERSISTENT RIGHT CARDINAL VEIN).


NEWER ASPECTS IN CELLULAR RADIOSENSITIVITY.


COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF CHEMOTHERAPY AND LOCAL IRRADIATION ON THE VASCULARITY OF A TRANSPLANTED MOUSE MAMMARY ADENOCARCINOMA AND A PLEOMORPHIC SARCOMA.


RESULTS OF A FILM-BADGE RELIABILITY STUDY.


THE APPLICATION OF A PRESSURIZED INFUSOR TO ARTERIOGRAPHY.


THE EFFICIENCY OF RADIOGRAPHIC TUBES.

THE EFFICIENCY OF RADIOGRAPHIC TUBES.


A NEW METHOD FOR VISUALIZATION OF THE GASTRIC WALL: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


INCREASED SENSITIVITY OF IN VIVO RADIOAUTOGRAPHIC FILMS.


GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY AND NONSPHEROCYTIC CONGENITAL HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA.


HEREDITARY SPHEROCYTOSIS: A DISEASE OF THE RED CELL MEMBRANE.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY STUDY OF THE DEVELOPING HUMAN LIVER.


THE ERYTHROCYTES OF THE NEWBORN INFANT.

THE ERYTHROCYTES OF THE NEWBORN INFANT.


ELECTRONMICROSCOPIC STUDY OF FATTY LIVER.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL STUDIES OF HUMAN MALIGNANT HEPATOMA CELLS.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE LIVER AND GASTRIC MUCOSA OF PRIMARY HEMOCHROMATOSIS.


IDIOPATHIC RECURRENT HYPERBILIRUBINAEMIA.


THE EFFECT OF HYDROCORTISONE ON THE CONCENTRATION OF BILIRUBIN IN THE SERUM AND BILE OF RATS UNDERGOING CONSTANT BILIRUBIN INFUSION.


DISTRIBUTION OF BILIRUBIN AND BILIRUBIN GLUCURONIDE OVER CELL FRACTIONS.


A SELECTIVE DETERMINATION OF BILIRUBINE DIGLUCURONIDE FOR THE STUDY OF BILIRUBIN GLUCURONYL TRANSFERASE IN MICROSOMAL PREPARATIONS.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF CEROID AND ACID PHOSPHATASE IN PRENECROTIC STAGES OF DIETARY NECROSIS IN RATS AND MICE.


ENZYMATIC CHARACTERISTICS IN HUMAN LIVER MITOCHONDRIA.


THE PRESENCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS ENZYMES IN NORMAL HUMAN LIVER TISSUE.


PATHOGENESIS OF HEPATITIS CAUSED BY VIRUS MOTOL IN MICE.


OUR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MOTOL VIRUS ISOLATED FROM INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS.


STUDIES ON THE NATURAL HISTORY AND PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS.


SPLANCHNIC HEMODYNAMICS AND BROMSULFALEIN TRANSPORT IN ACUTE VIRAL HEPATITIS IN MAN.


GLUTATHIONE IN HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS. RESULTS OF A CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL.


SEROLOGY IN HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS.

SEROLOGY IN HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS.


PULMONARY HYPERTENSION DUE TO OBSTRUCTION OF THE INTRAPULMONARY VEINS.


CARDIAC FAILURE IN MALIGNANT DISEASE.

CARDIAC FAILURE IN MALIGNANT DISEASE.


TOTAL COLLAPSE OF THE LUNG IN ASPERGILLOSIS.


INFECTION WITH INFLUENZA AND PARAINFLUENZA VIRUSES IN CRONIC BRONCHITIS.


EXPERIENCE WITH IMPLANTED PACEMAKERS: TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


SIGNIFICANCE OF CHANGES IN THE PULMONARY DIFFUSING CAPACITY IN MITRAL STENOSIS.


USE OF RECIRCULATING AIR CONDITIONERS TO CLEAN THE AIR OF SMALL WARDS.


DIFFUSE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS IN A MOTHER AND SON WITH VON RECKLINGHAUSEN'S DISEASE.


OXIDATIVE ENZYMES OF THE INTERALVEOLAR SEPTUM OF THE RAT.


EMBRYOLOGY OF SOME CONGENITAL CARDIAC ANOMALIES.


PROGNOSIS OF COAL-MINERS WITH CANCER OF THE LUNG.


REGIONAL LUNG FUNCTION IN KYPHOSCOLIOSIS.


CONGENITAL LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM.

CONGENITAL LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM.


CHEMODECTOMA IN THE REGION OF THE AORTIC ARCH.


FUNCTION OF THE LEFT VENTRICULAR MYOCARDIUM WITHOUT BLOOD DURING DEXTRAN PERFUSION.


EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY IMPULSE NOISE AND RAPID CHANGES IN PRESSURE UPON STAPEDECTOMIZED MONKEYS. REP NO. 610.


TRICHLOROACETIC ACID-SOLUBLE POLYSACCHARIDE-PROTEIN COMPLEXES. REP NO. 611.


THE EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATION ON THE ANTIGENIC CHARACTER OF ANCISTRODON PISCIVORUS (COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN) VENOM. REP NO. 607.


CORONARY HEART DISEASE DETECTION. PRELIMINARY REPORT: REVIEW AND PROGRESS IN STUDIES OF HUMAN CONSTITUTION AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CORONARY ARTHEROSCLEROSIS.


A METHOD FOR EVALUATING PREMEDICATION EFFICACY IN DENTAL PATIENTS. REP NO. 608.


THE RELIABILITY OF AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT EXPERIENCE IN A MILITARY SAMPLE. TASK MR005. 12-2504.1.1.


WATER DISCIPLINE AND PERFORMANCE OF MARINE INFANTRYMEN. TASK MR005. 101-0030.4.1.


THE CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES.


PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY.


ASPECTS OF DISORDERS OF THE KYNURENINE PATHWAY OF TRYPTOPHAN METABOLISM IN MAN.


FRACTIONATION OF MACROMOLECULAR COMPONENTS OF HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE BY ELECTROPHORESIS, CHROMATOGRAPHY, AND OTHER PHYSICOCHEMICAL METHODS.


PROTEINS, MUCOSUBSTANCES, AND BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPONENTS OF GASTRIC SECRETION.


PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE NOBLE GASES ON FROG SCIATIC NERVE AND GASTROCNEMIUS MUSLCE.


MUSCLE STRETCH AND THEORIES OF CONTRACTION.


CONTRACTION ENHANCEMENT IN SKELETAL MUSCLES OF NORMAL AND DYSTROPHIC MICE.


FUNCTIONAL SEPARATION OF ADRENERGIC AND CHOLINERGIC FIBERS TO SKELETAL MUSCLE VESSELS.


COMBINED EFFECTS OF NITRATE AND CAFFEINE ON CONTRACTIONS OF SKELETAL MUSCLES.


ROLE OF CEREBRAL FLUIDS IN CONTROL OF RESPIRATION AS STUDIED IN UNANESTHETIZED GOATS.


TOLERANCE OF DOG LUNG TO HYPERTHERMIC PERFUSION.


INTRINSIC INNERVATION OF THE HEART.

INTRINSIC INNERVATION OF THE HEART.


CAROTID SINUS REFLEX IN CAT: EFFECT OF PRIOR EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY CLAMPING.


INFLUENCE OF SEX HORMONES ON THROMBOSIS OF LEFT ATRIUM IN SYRIAN (GOLDEN) HAMSTERS.


DYNAMICS OF BLOOD FLOW IN THE DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS.


EXPERIMENTAL HEART BLOCK: EFFECT ON MYOCARDIAL CATECHOLAMINE CONCENTRATION.


INFLUENCE OF ATROPINE ON HEART RATES OF RATS.


BLOOD RESERVOIRS IN THE SPLENECTOMIZED DOG.


MICROCIRCULATORY EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY X-IRRADIATION AND RADIOMIMETIC PROCEDURES.


ANTIBODY TO ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR AND ITS LACK OF REACTION WITH HEMOPHILIC PLASMA.


ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR LEVELS IN BLEEDER SWINE FOLLOWING INFUSIONS OF PLASMA AND SERUM.


ENHANCEMENT OF FIBRINOLYSIS IN THE DOG BY INJECTION OF VASOACTIVE DRUGS.


VARIABILITY OF THE ANTICOAGULANT FRACTION OF INCUBATED FIBRINOGEN.


TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY THROUGH THE GASTRODUODENAL JUNCTION.


POTASSIUM MOVEMENT ACROSS SEROSAL AND MUCOSAL SURFACES OF FROG GASTRIC MUCOSA.


EARLY INCREASE OF PLASMA POTASSIUM IN HYPERVENTILATION.


METABOLISM OF THE RENAL MEDULLA.

METABOLISM OF THE RENAL MEDULLA.


METABOLIC PATHWAYS FOR UREA PRODUCTION BY THE AMPHIBIAN KIDNEY.


SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN SODIUM (BSP) CONJUGATION AND EXCRETION IN FETAL GUINEA PIGS.


SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN SODIUM (BSP) CONJUGATION AND EXCRETION IN NEONATAL GUINEA PIGS.


UREA AND INULIN CLEARANCES IN UNDISTURBED, UNANESTHETIZED RATS.


BLOCKAGE OF MILK REMOVAL IN THE CAT BY PERIVENTRICULAR DIENCEPHALIC LESIONS.


ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING.


EFFECTS OF PROTAMINE ZINC INSULIN ON CHICKENS.


FAMILY CASEWORK AGENCIES, PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS AND THE JOINT COMMISSION REPORT.


REHABILITATION AND COMMUNITY CARE OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS IN JAPAN.


THE PROBLEM OF INCREASING THE NUMBER OF PSYCHIATRISTS.


TERMINATION OF INPATIENT TREATMENT FOR SEX DEVIATES: PSYCHIATRIC, SOCIAL AND LEGAL FACTORS.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF NORMAL ADOLESCENTS.


PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS IN HOSPITALIZED CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS.


MENTAL RETARDATION, RELIGIOUS VALUES, AND PSYCHIATRIC UNIVERSALS.


SPINOZA: A LOOK AT HIS PSYCHOLOGICAL CONCEPTS.


DIAGNOSTIC CONSISTENCY AND CHANGE IN A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 1215 PATIENTS.


SYSTEMATIC TREATMENT OF PSYCHOSIS--A SUMMING UP OF EXPERIENCE WITH ATARACTIC MEDICATION.


CLINICAL SIGNS IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA: THEIR IMPORTANCE IN RE-SETTLEMENT.


SEROLOGIC INDICES OF MENTAL DISORDERS.

SEROLOGIC INDICES OF MENTAL DISORDERS.


THE USE OF TOLBUTAMIDE IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL.


VISUAL HALLUCINATIONS WITH IMIPRAMINE.

VISUAL HALLUCINATIONS WITH IMIPRAMINE.


DILUTING AGENTS FOR A FLUPHENAZINE CONCENTRATE.


SIDE REACTIONS TO THE PHENOTHIAZINES AND THE THERAPEUTIC USE OF ETHYL ALCOHOL.


TWO SUICIDE ATTEMPTS WITH CHLORPROMAZINE.


CONTROL OF SEXUAL HYPERACTIVITY WITH THIORIDAZINE.


CHILDREN IN STATE HOSPITALS.

CHILDREN IN STATE HOSPITALS.


A SPECIFIC PLACEBO EFFECT ENCOUNTERED IN THE USE OF DEXEDRINE IN A HYPERACTIVE CHILD.


PAUL H. HOCH, M.D. (1902-1965).

PAUL H. HOCH, M.D. (1902-1965).


KENNETH G. MCKENZIE, M.D. (1892-1964).

KENNETH G. MCKENZIE, M.D. (1892-1964).


AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY AND THE CRIMINAL: A HISTORICAL REVIEW.


PREDNISOLONE IN THE TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS; A UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE TUBERCULOSIS THERAPY TRIAL.


TUBERCULIN REACTION AND CONVERSION RATES IN SCHOOL CHILDREN IN NEW YORK CITY.


EFFECT OF ISONIAZID UPON THE REACTIVATION OF INACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS; FINAL REPORT.


ISOLATION OF MYCOBACTERIA FROM RAW MILK.


RELATIONSHIPS OF LUNG VOLUME TO HEIGHT AND ARM SPAN IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL DEFORMITY.


INTRATHORACIC SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA, CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL.


EXPERIMENTAL HYPERSENSITIVITY PENUMONITIS.


NIACIN METABOLISM IN MYCOBACTERIA. QUINOLINIC ACID AS A PRECURSOR OF NIACIN RIBONUCLEOTIDE AND THE DIFFERENCES IN NIACIN BIOSYNTHESIS AMONG VARIOUS SPECIES OF MYCOBACTERIA.


EXTRACELLULAR ANTIGENS OF NOCARDIA ASTEROIDES. I. PRODUCTION AND IMMUNOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION.


LUNG FUNCTION IN ELDERLY MALE HEAVY SMOKERS AND NONSMOKERS.


EXTRACELLULAR ANTIGENS OF NOCARDIA ASTEROIDES. II. FRACTIONATION AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION.


CHRONIC PULMONARY CRYPTOCOCCOSIS.

CHRONIC PULMONARY CRYPTOCOCCOSIS.


RESEMBLANCE OF NORMAL PULMONARY VEINS TO PULMONARY LESIONS ON LATERAL CHEST FILMS.


NON-FATAL PULMONARY HEMORRHAGE AND GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.


CONTAMINATION RISK WITH SCREW-CAPPED CENTRIFUGE TUBES.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE TIME/CONCENTRATION RELATIONSHIPS OF ISONIAZID AND TUBERCLE BACILLI IN VITRO.


THE U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE TASK FORCE REPORT ON TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL.


PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE ADMINISTRATION IN IRREVERSIBLE HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


APPROACHES TO EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN IN CLINICAL RESEARCH.


THE PRESSOR EFFECT OF VARIOUS VASOPRESSOR-OXYTOCIC COMBINATIONS: A LABORATORY STUDY AND A REVIEW.


TREATMENT OF HALOTHANE HYPOTENSION WITH BENZQUINAMIDE.


PREANESTHESIA MEDICATION: DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY OF A NEW DRUG, DIAZEPAM.


EFFECTS OF LOCAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS ON THE PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SYSTEM.


AN EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR MEASURING OPERATIVE BLOOD LOSS.


A NEW DRAW-OVER HALOTHANE VAPORIZER.

A NEW DRAW-OVER HALOTHANE VAPORIZER.


PLASTIC DEVICES FOR INTRAVASCULAR THERAPY.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS,  PROBLEMS OF MANAGEMENT.


MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


THE DEFENSE AGAINST RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS.


INDICATIONS FOR TRACHEOSTOMY.

INDICATIONS FOR TRACHEOSTOMY.


CLINICAL USE OF AN ESOPHAGEAL ECG ELECTRODE DURING SURGERY--MODIFICATION OF THE ESOPHAGEAL STETHOSCOPE.


ANESTHESIA SERVICE ABROAD LAGOS, NIGERIA.


DENTISTRY UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA FOR THE UNCOOPERATIVE PATIENT.


ASPECTS OF THE DIFFERENCE IN VASCULAR 'REACTIVITY' BETWEEN CUTANEOUS RESISTANCE VESSELS AND A-V ANASTOMOSES.


HALOTHANE IN OBSTETRICS: FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE.


FATALITIES ERRONEOUSLY ATTRIBUTED TO ANESTHESIA.


COMPARISON TESTS WITH INTRAVENOUS CATHETERS AND NEEDLES FOR RAPID BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS.


TEACHING OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY AT THE PRETORIA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL, PRETORIA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.


REPORT OF 1500 CHLOROFORM ANESTHETICS ADMINISTERED WITH A PRECISION VAPORIZER.


ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE VASA VASORUM IN THE MAIN ARTERIES AND VEINS. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE NORMAL DOG.


ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT FOR BASAL GANGLIA SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH MOVEMENT DISORDERS.


SODIUM METHOHEXITAL AS A RECTAL AGENT IN PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIA: A CONTROLLED COMPARISON WITH SODIUM THIAMYLAL.


AN ASSESSMENT OF FLUROXENE-EPINEPHRINE COMPATIBILITY IN MAN.


ENRICHMENT PROCEDURE FOR USE WITH THE MEMBRANE FILTER FOR THE ISOLATION AND ENUMERATION OF FECAL STREPTOCOCCI IN WATER. By the use of PYC enrichment medium, the recovery of fecal streptococci from river water has been increased more than twofold over that of M-Enterococcus Agar. Of the isolates tested, 94.6% could be classified as enterococci or enterococcus biotypes. This method seems to yield a larger number of strains which would not normally be revealed. Serological typing of atypical streptococcus strains isolated indicates that the majority of these "biotypes" can be placed in the enterococcus group.


EFFECT OF OXYGEN SUPPLY RATES ON GROWTH OF ESCHERICHIA COLI. The effect of oxygen-supply rates on bacterial growth was studied in commercially available unbaffled and baffled flasks with the use of Escherichia coli in a synthetic medium as a test system. The amount of growth obtained depended on the oxygen-supply rate. Based on oxygen-absorption rates (OAR) measured by the rate of sulfite oxidation, equal OAR values in different types of flasks did not give equal amounts of growth. However, growth was essentially equal at the equal sulfite-oxidation rates when these were determined in the presence of killed whole cultures. Specific growth rates were reduced only at oxygen-supply rates much lower than those at which the total amount of growth was reduced. For the physical set-up used in this work and with the biological system employed, Bellco 598 flasks and flasks fitted with Biotech stainless-steel baffles gave satisfactory results at workable broth volumes; unbaffled and Bellco 600 flasks did not.


VIABILITY OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS SPORES IN ROCKET PROPELLANTS. The sporicidal activity of components used in liquid and solid rocket propellants was tested by use of spores of Bacillus subtilis dried on powdered glass. Liquid propellant ingredients tested were N(2)O(4), monomethylhydrazine and 1,1-dimethylhydrazine. N(2)O(4) was immediately sporicidal; the hydrazines were effective within several days. Solid propellants consisted of ammonium perchlorate in combination with epoxy resin (EPON 828), tris-1-(2-methyl) aziridinyl phosphine oxide, bis-1-(2-methyl) aziridinyl phenylphosphine oxide, and three modified polybutadiene polymers. There was no indication of appreciable sporicidal activity of these components.


PHYSIOLOGIC COMPENSATION FOR STORAGE LESION OF BANK BLOOD.


EFFECT OF OXYGEN-SUPPLY RATES ON GROWTH OF ESCHERICHIA COLI. II. COMPARISON OF RESULTS IN SHAKE FLASKS AND 50-LITER FERMENTOR. Growth of Escherichia coli and chemical changes in the medium were very similar in highly baffled flasks and in a 50-liter fermentor run under the same oxygen-supply conditions, based on sulfite-oxidation rates. Flasks with stainless-steel baffles (Biotech) gave growth patterns and rates of glucose and NH(4)-N utilization almost identical to those of the fermentor; results with Bellco 598 flasks (with 6 to 7 mm deep indentations) were quite similar. Unbaffled and Bellco 600 flasks (3 to 4 mm indentations) were similar to the fermentor at very high and very low oxygen-transfer rates, but gave much less growth than the fermentor at intermediate levels. Maximal oxygen-uptake rates occurred in the fermentor at the end of the logarithmic-growth phase when growth was 40 to 75% of maximum. In the fermentor, both sulfite-oxidation rates and rates of oxygen uptake correlated reasonably well with the total amount of growth produced.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WATER-HOLDING CAPACITY OF MEATS AND MICROBIAL QUALITY.


COMPLETELY ADJUSTABLE MULTIPURPOSE AGAR GEL  CUTTER.


FATE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN BRUISED TISSUE. This investigation was initiated to determine the fate and behavior of a virulent marker strain of Staphylococcus aureus (MS) injected intramuscularly into both control and traumatized tissues. Control tissues appeared to possess a clearing mechanism highly active against this organism, whereas bruised tissues stimulated and supported its growth. This stimulation may be due to the presence of extrastromal hemoglobin in the bruised areas. By use of the disc-sensitivity procedure, extrastromal hemoglobin was found to enhance the growth of S. aureus (MS) and this stimulation was linearly dependent on concentration in the range of 0.002 to 0.008 mumole per disc. Physical and physiological factors affecting the fate of staphylococci in poultry tissues were studied. The results showed that the number of viable cells of S. aureus (MS) in the initial inoculum exerted little effect on the survival activity patterns of this organism in the traumatized tissues. Control tissues, however, only became infected when a suspension containing 1.34 x 10(9) cells of the marker strain was injected. Regardless of the concentration of cells of this test culture inoculated into bruised areas, the staphylococci did not increase in number above a log of 8.5 organisms per gram of tissue. The extent of both tissue damage and accumulation of blood and fluid seemed to play an important role in the fate of staphylococci in experimentally induced infection. A correlation was noted between the severity of the bruise and the rate of growth and multiplication of virulent staphylococci in the tissue. The rate of growth showed a 100-fold increase in 1 day in the severe bruise, in 2 days in the medium bruise, and in 3 days in the superficial bruise. Time-course studies revealed that virulent S. aureus (MS) was able to persist in bruised tissue for long periods of time (18 days) even in the absence of noticeable infection. Therefore, it is believed that bruised tissue is a source of contamination to other birds and a health hazard to man.


EFFECTS OF CORN STEEP LIQUOR AND THIAMINE ON L-GLUTAMIC ACID FERMENTATION OF HYDROCARBONS.IV. UTILIZATION OF HYDROCARBONS BY MICROORGANISMS. The effect of nutrients of natural source, such as corn steep liquor, peptone, and yeast extract, on the fermentative production of L-glutamic acid from hydrocarbons by a Corynebacterium was studied. Corn steep liquor and meat extract were found to be remarkably stimulatory to L-glutamic acid production; about 5 g per liter of L-glutamic acid were accumulated in a culture broth containing 3% n-paraffins, 0.01% corn steep liquor, and mineral salts. Among nutritional factors contained in corn steep liquor, biotin had very little effect on the accumulation of L-glutamic acid, but thiamine was highly stimulatory to L-glutamic acid production. The optimal concentration of thiamine for L-glutamic acid production was 3 to 5 mug per liter, and for cell growth, 50 mug per liter. L-Glutamic acid was accumulated in negligible quantity when the amount of thiamine in the culture broth was sufficient to support abundant growth of bacterial cells.


DETERMINATION OF STEAM-VOLATILE ORGANIC ACIDS IN FERMENTATION MEDIA BY GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY. Five gas chromatographic liquid phases (25% Carbowax 20 M plus 4% H(3)PO(4), 17.5% dioctyl sebacate plus 7.5% sebacic acid, 17.5% dioctyl sebacate plus 7.5% docosanoic acid, 5% Tween 80, and 20% LAC-296 [poly (diethylene glycol adipate)] plus 2% H(3)PO(4)) were studied with respect to their utility in the separation and quantitation of steam-volatile organic acids commonly produced in fermentation. Optimal operating conditions and column stability for routine analysis were established. An Aerograph Hy-Fi gas chromatograph was used for all work, except the studies with Tween 80 in which an Aerograph A-90-C was employed. Chromatographic traces are presented of volatile fatty acid analyses with each of the liquid phases. Complete separation of all isomers of the fatty acids from C(2) to C(5) was accomplished by the Carbowax 20 M plus H(3)PO(4), dioctyl sebacate plus sebacic acid, and dioctyl sebacate plus docosanoic acid columns. The latter two liquid phases were extremely unstable and proved to be unsatisfactory for analysis of aqueous samples. A column of Carbowax 20 M + H(3)PO(4) separated steam-volatile organic acids completely. The volatile fatty acid isomers were separated by 5% Tween 80 somewhat less completely, and the peak shapes were not as sharp and symmetrical as that desired for good quantitative work. LAC-296 (20%) plus 2% H(3)PO(4) proved to be the most satisfactory of the liquid phases for routine analysis of deproteinated in vitro rumen fermentation media. The column has been used for routine analysis of rumen fermentation fluid and in vitro rumen incubation fluid. All the organic acids from C(2) to C(5), except isobutyric, could be quantitated with this column. Stability of the column with the aqueous solutions was extremely good. The standard deviation of the analysis of each volatile acid component in a fermentation fluid was less than 0.5 molar per cent. The short-chain organic acids (C(2) to C(5)) were shown to be extremely stable in aqueous solution for as long as 6 months after preparation for gas chromatographic analysis by protein precipitation with metaphosphoric acid-H(2)SO(4) and refrigeration at 4 C in stoppered tubes.


RAPID METHOD OF DETERMINING COAGULASE ACTIVITY DURING  STAPHYLOCOCCAL BACTERIOPHAGE TYPING. The plate test, a modification of the slide test described by Cadness-Graves was developed for the rapid identification of coagulase-positive staphylococci in conjunction with bacteriophage typing. An evaluation of 1,145 cultures by three coagulase-determination methods, the slide, tube, and plate tests, indicates that the plate test is as accurate as the slide tests, and the plate test agrees 97.7% with the tube test.


COLOR AND STREPTOMYCETES. REPORT OF AN INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON DETERMINATION OF COLOR OF STREPTOMYCETES. A report summarizing the results of an international workshop on determination of color of streptomycetes is presented. The results suggest that the color systems which seem most practically appealing and effective to specialists on actinomycetes are those embracing a limited number of color names and groups. The broad groupings allow placement of isolates into reasonably well-defined categories based on color of aerial mycelium. Attempts to expand such systems (more color groups) lead to difficulties. It is common knowledge that many, if not all, of the individual groups would in these broad systems contain strains that differ in many other respects, e.g., spore-wall ornamentation, color of vegetative (substratal) mycelium, morphology of chains of spores, and numerous physiological criteria. Also, cultures of intermediate color can be found, which makes placement difficult. As it now stands, color as a criterion for characterization of streptomycetes and streptoverticillia is in questionable status. Although much useful color information can be obtained by an individual, the application of this information to that in the literature or its use in communication with other individuals leaves much to be desired. More objective methods of color determination are needed. At present, the most effective method that could be used internationally is the color-wheel system of Tresner and Backus. Furthermore, the significance of color in speciation of these organisms is an open question. Obviously, more critical work on the color problem is needed.


RADIATION STERILIZATION OF BACON FOR MILITARY FEEDING. Sliced, cured bacon, packed in cans and seeded with 6 x 10(5) spores per can of Clostridium botulinum strains 33A or 41B, or with 3 x 10(6) spores per can of strains 36A, 12885A, 9B, or 53B, was irradiated to various dose levels with gamma radiation. Evidence provided by swelling, toxicity, and recoverable C. botulinum with 2,200 inoculated, irradiated cans demonstrated that: (i) 4.5 Mrad were more than adequate as a sterilization dose; (ii) the experimental minimal sterilizing dose was 2.0 Mrad, and the theoretical 12-log reduction dose was 2.65 or 2.87 Mrad depending on the method of calculation; (iii) some spoilage occurred at dose levels below 2.0 Mrad; (iv) all visible spoilage of irradiated bacon was due to strains 33A and 12885A only, whose D values were, respectively, 0.141 and 0.177 Mrad based on spoilage data, and 0.221 and 0.188 Mrad, respectively, when based on recovery data; (v) toxic cans did not always result in swelling, nor did swollen cans always produce toxic spoilage; and (vi) viable C. botulinum can exist for at least 8 months in storage at 30 C without producing visible or toxic spoilage at doses below 2.0 Mrad.


GARBAGE COMPOSTING FOR MUSHROOM PRODUCTION. Laboratory and pilot-plant composting of garbage mixtures of newspaper and vegetable waste has demonstrated that garbage can be converted to a medium that produces mushrooms (Agaricus campestris) in good yield. Sewage sludge was less satisfactory than newspaper, gumwood sawdust, or vegetable waste as a compost material for growing mushrooms. A sample of commercially produced compost was found to yield mushrooms in the same quantity as was produced in the laboratory experiments.


IMPROVED TEMPERATURE-GRADIENT INCUBATOR AND THE MAXIMAL GROWTH TEMPERATURE AND HEAT RESISTANCE OF SALMONELLA. An improved all-metal temperature-gradient incubator produces its gradient by means of a bar permanently installed in a near-vertical position with its lower end in a cool constant-temperature water bath and with thermostatically controlled heaters near its top. Bolts hold the incubator in contact with the temperature-gradient bar, and polyurethane foam insulates the entire assemblage during use. Maximal growth temperatures of 34 representative strains of Salmonella were found to be between 43.2 and 46.2 C. In an agar medium with an initial level of 10(6) cells per milliliter, no strain survived 50 C for 48 hr. S. senftenberg 775W showed no greater heat resistance at or near 48 C than did other species or other S. senftenberg strains. However, it was considerably more resistant than other strains at 55 C.


BETA-PROPIOLACTONE DECONTAMINATION OF SIMIAN VIRUS-40 AS DETERMINED BY A RAPID FLUORESCENT-ANTIBODY ASSAY. beta-Propiolactone vapor treatment of vaccine production facilities has been shown to be approximately 90% effective in the elimination of large quantities of Simian virus-40 (SV(40)). The use of a rapid fluorescent-antibody assay for the detection of SV(40) was also studied.


EFFECT OF VARIOUS CONCENTRATIONS OF BRILLIANT GREEN AND BILE SALTS ON SALMONELLAE AND OTHER MICROORGANISMS. A study of the inhibitory effect of 24 different combinations of brilliant green and bile salts concentrations was conducted, using seven species of microorganisms capable of fermenting mannitol. The inhibitory effect of brilliant green decreased as the bile salts concentration was increased. Staphylococcus aureus and Proteus rettgeri were inhibited by all test media. Escherichia coli was inhibited in all but two combinations of brilliant green and bile salts. Aerobacter aerogenes generally followed a pattern of growth similar to that of three species of salmonellae. Three of the 24 combinations of brilliant green and bile salts showed little or no inhibition of salmonellae but did inhibit the other organisms studied.


CHARACTERISTICS AND PATHOGENICITY OF A CAPSULATED PSEUDOMONAS ISOLATED FROM GOLDFISH. Characteristics of a capsulated bacterium isolated from an epizootic among goldfish (Carassius auratus) were determined as well as the ability of the bacterium to produce experimental infections. The bacterium was found to be a gram-negative rod which oxidized carbohydrates, produced green fluorescent pigment, and otherwise seemed to fit into the genus Pseudomonas, except that it was nonmotile and failed to oxidize gluconate. These last two characteristics are typical of pseudomonads. However, the bacterium was classified as a pseudomonad, best fitting the description of the nonmotile variety of Pseudomonas fluorescens. Goldfish and rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) were infected experimentally by injection, but not by being fed bacteria-laden food. Goldfish were infected by exposure to the bacterium, but only if two or three scales were removed prior to exposure. It is suggested that the bacterium is an opportunistic pathogen.


APPLICATION OF A MICROTECHNIQUE TO THE AGGLUTINATION TEST FOR LEPTOSPIRAL ANTIBODIES. A microtechnique has been developed and adapted successfully to the microscopic agglutination test with live antigens for detection of leptospiral antibodies. Simultaneous titrations were performed by the conventional microscopic agglutination test and the microtechnique. When the microtechnique was used to screen 50 unknown leptospiral strains with a battery of hyperimmune sera, 98% agreement was obtained with the conventional procedure. Comparative data on 635 tests on these 50 cultures established the reliability of the microtechnique. Results with the two tests on 46 human sera revealed 93% agreement in the detection of leptospiral antibodies. The validity and reliability of the microtechnique obtained in these comparative studies suggests that it can be used as a valuable screening procedure for the microscopic agglutination test for preliminary cross agglutination studies on unknown strains and for the detection of leptospiral antibodies in human and animal sera.


CHLORTETRACYCLINE AND OXYTETRACYCLINE RESIDUES IN POULTRY TISSUES AND EGGS. A pad-plate method of assaying residual amounts of chlortetracycline (CTC) and oxytetracycline (OTC) using Bacillus cereus 213 was used to determine amounts of antibiotic left in tissues and eggs of poultry fed 1,000 and 200 ppm of CTC and OTC in basal feed mixtures. The effects of various methods of cooking the tissues and eggs and the potentiating effect of terephthalic acid (TPA) were studied. It was found that normal methods of roasting, frying, and autoclaving poultry tissue destroyed all residual CTC and OTC, even with the potentiating effect of TPA. The largest amounts of residual antibiotic were found in the liver, then breast, and then thigh tissue when assayed for CTC. Tissue assays for CTC revealed that it was not taken up as extensively as CTC and the largest amounts were found in the liver, then breast. OTC residue was seldom found in the thigh tissue. Terephthalic acid in 0.5% concentration increased the concentration found in all cases. Cooking by poaching and scrambling eggs did not destroy the antibiotic in all cases.


CHEMOSTATIC CONCENTRATED CULTURES OF HETEROPLOID MAMMALIAN CELL SUSPENSIONS IN DIALYZING FERMENTORS. I. EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE AND THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS. Concentrated chemostatic cultures of HeLa S3-1, KB, and HEp # 2 cells have been grown in a dialysis fermentor. Stationary cell concentrations of approximately 1.2 x 10(6) cells per ml have been produced at rates of 15 x 10(-3) to 20 x 10(-3) cells per hour for as long as 40 days. The dialysis fermentor appears to be useful in controlling the effects of nutrients on the growth rate of the cultures. Theoretical considerations are offered.


THE PSYCHIATRIC BASIS OF OBESITY: AN HYPOTHESIS OF ADDICTION.


DO CALORIES COUNT?

DO CALORIES COUNT?


NEW METHOD FOR PURIFYING COXIELLA BURNETII BY DEXTRAN SULFATE PRECIPITATION FOLLOWED BY CENTRIFUGATION. This paper describes a simple method for purifying Coxiella burnetii cultivated in the chick embryo. The procedure is based upon the preliminary clarification of infected whole-egg suspensions by precipitating the low-density lipoproteins and other extraneous solids with dextran sulfate, calcium chloride, and sodium chloride solutions, and then concentrating the rickettsiae by centrifugation.


CONTACT LENSES.

CONTACT LENSES.


COMBINED BENZTHIAZIDE AND TRIAMTERENE FOR RESISTANT EDEMA.


TREATMENT OF CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM.


INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PAIN.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PAIN.


PERSPECTIVE. INSIGHT INTO SLEEP.

PERSPECTIVE. INSIGHT INTO SLEEP.


DISSEMINATION OF ACUTE FOCAL SEIZURES IN THE MONKEY. I. FROM CORTICAL FOCI.


DISSEMINATION OF ACUTE FOCAL SEIZURES IN THE MONKEY. II. FROM SUBCORTICAL FOCI.


A SIGN OF INTRACRANIAL MASS WITH IMPENDING UNCAL HERNIATION.


ARTERIOGRAPHY OF STROKE. I. INCIDENCE OF MASS LESIONS IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF OCCLUSIVE CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN DIABETES MELLITUS: LOWERED FREQUENCY OF CERTAIN INTRACRANIAL NEOPLASMS.


NEUROLOGICAL FINDINGS AFTER PROLONGED SLEEP DEPRIVATION.


ECHO 4 MENINGOENCEPHALITIS.

ECHO 4 MENINGOENCEPHALITIS.


CEREBRAL EFFECTS OF HYPERVENTILATION IN MAN.


MIDDLE CEREBRAL AND LINGUAL ARTERY PRESSURES IN THE DOG.


HYPERTONIC UREA IN EXPERIMENTAL CEREBRAL EDEMA.


PHOSPHORYLATION COUPLED TO THE OXIDATION OF NADH BY FUMARATE IN DIGITONIN FRAGMENTS OF BEEF-HEART MITOCHONDRIA.


SUCCINATE-LINKED NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE REDUCTION COUPLED WITH THE AEROBIC OXIDATION OF REDUCED TETRAMETHYL-P-PHENYLENEDIAMINE IN SUBMITOCHONDRIAL PARTICLES.


PURIFICATION OF XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASE FROM DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


COMPARISON OF THE ENZYME OXIDIZING THYROID HORMONE WITH L-AMINO ACID OXIDASE.


THE PYROPHOSPHORYLYSIS OF ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE GLUCOSE AND ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE MANNOSE.


THE PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF L-RHAMNULOKINASE.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF CARBAMATE KINASE FROM STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS.


THE EFFECT OF MUTATION OF TWO FORMS OF PHOSPHOGLUCOMUTASE IN SACCHAROMYCES.


A METAL-DEPENDENT PEPTIDASE FROM THYROID GLANDS.


PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES OF PENICILLIUM JANTHINELLUM. I. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF A TRYPSINOGEN-ACTIVATING ENZYME (PEPTIDASE A).


PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES OF PENICILLIUM JANTHINELLUM. II. PROPERTIES OF PEPTIDASE B.


STUDIES ON GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE AND GLUTAMINASE IN RAT LIVER AND KIDNEY.


THE INTERACTION OF PENICILLINASE WITH PENICILLINS. 3. COMPARISON OF EXOPENICILLINASE PREPARATIONS OF VARIOUS ORIGINS.


PYUVATE-OXALOACETATE EXCHANGE REACTION IN BAKER'S YEAST.


CATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ACETIC THIOKINASE FROM YEAST.


A PROCEDURE WHICH DEMONSTRATES SUBSTRATE INHIBITION OF TYROSINASE.


SHIFT OF CYTOCHROME OXIDASE ALPHA-PEAK FROM 603-605 M-UPSILON TO 590 M-UPSILON BY HEAT DENATURATION.


PREPARATION OF THE NA+, K+-ACTIVATED ATPASE SYSTEM OF RAT BRAIN FREE FROM THE MG2+-ACTIVATED ATP HYDROLYZING ENZYME.


RECONSTITUTION OF CYTOCHROME OXIDASE FROM CYTOCHROME A AND HEMATIN A.


EXTRACTION OF SOLUBLE CATECHOL OXIDASE FROM TEA SHOOT TIPS.


INACTIVATION OF LYSOZYMES BY IODINE OXIDATION OF A SINGLE TRYPTOPHAN.


A CORRELATION BETWEEN THE PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE.


COMPARATIVE TUMORIGENESIS IN INTRASPLENIC, INTRARENAL AND INTRAHEPATIC OVARIAN GRAFTS.


BONE TUMOURS IN UGANDA AFRICANS.

BONE TUMOURS IN UGANDA AFRICANS.


HYPOPHYSECTOMY FOR METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST: SOME ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS.


CADMIUM NEOPLASIA: SARCOMATA AT THE SITE OF INJECTION OF CADMIUM SULPHATE IN RATS AND MICE.


CADMIUM NEOPLASIA: TESTICULAR ATROPHY AND LEYDIG CELL HYPERPLASIA AND NEOPLASIA IN RATS AND MICE FOLLOWING THE SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION OF CADMIUM SALTS.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF HUMAN BREAST CELLS IN FIBROADENOSIS AND CARCINOMA.


ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF MAST CELLS TO VARIOUS SOFT TISSUE TUMOURS.


THE COMPLEMENT CONTENT OF THE SERUM OF NORMAL AS OPPOSED TO TUMOUR BEARING MICE.


THE LYTIC ACTION OF FRESH HUMAN SERUM ON BERGEN A4 ASCITES CARCINOMA CELLS.


LOCAL SUBCUTANEOUS EOSINOPHIL LEUCOCYTIC REACTION TO THE INOCULATION OF ISOLATED NORMAL OR TUMOUR CELLS IN MICE.


THE DEMONSTRATION OF AN INHIBITOR OF ONCOLYSIS IN THE ASCITIC FLUID FROM THE EHRLICH ASCITES CARCINOMA.


THE INCORPORATION AND DEGRADATION OF PYRIMIDINE DNA PRECURSORS BY HUMAN LEUCOCYTES.


TUMOUR CELL INVASION FROM TRANSPLANTABLE ASCITES TUMOURS INTO HOST TISSUES.


THE GROWTH AND INFILTRATION OF EHRLICH'S ASCITES TUMOUR IN MICE WITH REDUCED IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSES.


ACUTE TOXICITY OF AFLATOXIN B-1 IN RATS.


PROTEIN BINDING DURING MOUSE SKIN CARCINOGENESIS BY 9,10-DIMETHYL-1,2-BENZANTHRACENE. THE EFFECT OF COPPER ACETATE AND THE NON-RANDOM DISTRIBUTION OF INDUCTION TIMES AMONG MICE GIVEN IDENTICAL TREATMENT.


EFFECT OF ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION ON THE CARCINOGENIC ACTION OF DIETHYLNITROSAMINE (N-NITROSODIETHYLAMINE).


FAILURE OF COPPER TO INHIBIT CARCINOGENESIS BY 2-AMINOFLUORENE.


THE PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF BEEF AND YEAST EXTRACTS AND COPPER ACETATE IN THE DIET AGAINST RAT LIVER CARCINOGENESIS BY 4-DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE.


STUDIES ON NUCLEIC ACIDS DURING CARCINOGENESIS.


SOME BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF LEUKAEMIAS: THE APPEARANCE OF A SOLUBLE DISULPHIDE IN THE BLOOD IN CHRONIC GRANULOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA.


IRON-DEXTRAN CARCINOGENESIS IN RATS: EFFECT OF DISTRIBUTING INJECTED MATERIAL BETWEEN ONE, TWO, FOUR, OR SIX SITES.


TRANSCARDIAC APPROACH TO OBSTRUCTING LESIONS OF THE HEPATIC PORTION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


PHYSIOLOGICAL PERFUSION FOR OPEN HEART SURGERY. PROTECTION AGAINST RENAL AND NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS.


POSTSYMPATHECTOMY PAIN SYNDROMES.

POSTSYMPATHECTOMY PAIN SYNDROMES.


PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS FOLLOWING OPEN OPERATION ON THE MITRAL VALVE.


THE SIGNIFICANCEE OF AZYGOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF INTRATHORACIC DISEASE STATES.


INTRATHORACIC OCCLUSION OF GREAT VESSELS CAUSING CEREBROVASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC MECHANISMS PRODUCING CARDIAC ARREST.


COMPARISON OF IMMUNOCHEMICAL METHODS WITH THE RAT OVARIAN HYPEREMIA TEST IN ROUTINE ASSAYS OF HUMAN URINARY CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN. Positive rat ovarian hyperemia tests (AZ) in most cases of normal pregnancy agreed well with the positive results of commercial immunochemical in vitro assay methods. Immunochemically reactive and biologically undetectable urinary chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) was observed in one case of normal pregnancy, in one case of presumably normal pregnancy and in several cases of abortion. HCG excreted by a patient with choriocarcinoma was biologically active and immunochemically reactive; it became undetectable after methotrexate therapy. The in vitro tests have been successfully applied in quantitative gonadotropin assays. Negative bioassays and weakly positive immunochemical tests were observed in the urine of several patients in whom an increased pituitary gonadotropin output was suspected.


A STUDY OF THE CHRONIC EFFECTS OF INSECTICIDES IN MAN. Signs of possible chronic intoxication due to insecticides were sought among 441 apple-growers. A group of 170 persons living in the same environment and 162 other persons having no contact with insecticides were used as controls. It was the first attempt to determine signs of chronic intoxication by organic phosphate and chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. The greater incidence of leukopenia and of neurologic manifestations found among the subjects suggest that insecticides may have some chronic effects in man. This assumption is reinforced by the similarities in the findings between the subjects and the environments, and by the parallelism between the duration of exposure to insecticides and the number of affected subjects. The repetition of this study at five-year intervals seems desirable until a sufficient number of apple-growers have been studied who have been exposed to large doses of insecticides for 10, 15 or 20 years.


HYTRAST: A NEW CONTRAST MEDIUM FOR BRONCHOGRAPHY. In 1962 Hytrast, an aqueous suspension containing 50% w/v of combined iodine as a mixture of N-(2,3-dihydroxypropyl)-3,5-diiodopyridone-4 and 3,5-diiodopyridone-4, was introduced as a contrast medium for bronchography. Extensive clinical trials had suggested that this agent was superior to products usually employed for this purpose. At the Nova Scotia Sanatorium, Hytrast was used as a bronchographic contrast medium in 31 consecutive cases. For comparison purposes, the records of the first 50 patients in whom another contrast medium, Dionosil Oily, was used were reviewed. In all cases the contrast medium was introduced through a catheter passed into the bronchus with the aid of a laryngeal mirror, after local anesthesia was induced by pontocaine 2%. Experience in this limited number of cases was at variance with most published results. Hytrast was more irritating than Dionosil Oily, had a greater tendency to produce alveolarization, caused more frequent undesirable sequelae, and was retained in the lung for prolonged periods.


THE NATURE OF THE DISORDER OF FUNCTION IN CHRONIC POSTINFARCTION ANEURYSM OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE. Assessment of left ventricular function in five patients with chronic postinfarction left ventricular aneurysm was carried out at the time of left heart catheterization and compared with that in six normal subjects. One patient was investigated before and after surgical resection of the aneurysm. The presence of the aneurysm placed the left ventricle at a mechanical disadvantage in systole and increased the resistance to diastolic filling (impedance). This was true even in patients with normal cardiac indices who were not badly disabled. Resection of the aneurysm corrected both these abnormalities, and, as well, lowered the time-tension index at a time when calculated left ventricular work was much increased. These differences between normals and patients with aneurysms, and the changes occurring as a result of resection of an aneurysm, show that the presence of the aneurysm places the left ventricle at a mechanical disadvantage in systole as well as altering its diastolic filling characteristics.


MYOCARDIAL EFFECTS OF ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY.


P. V. POSNIKOV: PIONEER RUSSIAN PHYSICIAN.


COUGH MEDICINES.

COUGH MEDICINES.


A MEDICAL HOLIDAY IN NIGERIA.

A MEDICAL HOLIDAY IN NIGERIA.


ADRENOCORTICAL ACTIVITY IN EXTRACORPORAL CIRCULATION.


IS THE RIGHT HEART AN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY ORGAN?


MID-BRAIN SIGNS PRODUCED BY HEMODIALYSIS AND REVERSED BY HYPERTONIC UREA.


RATIONAL BASIS OF A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR TREATMENT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION (OPERATION OF LEMOS TORRES-DEGNI).


MEDICAL JOURNALISM. IV: THE POSITION OF PROFESSIONAL PERIODICALS.


HYPOPITUITARISM DUE TO A RATHKE POUCH CYST.


ETIOLOGY OF ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.

ETIOLOGY OF ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.


DR. HUGH ALEXANDER MACMILLAN; AN APPRECIATION.


PHYSICIANS AND CONTRACEPTION.

PHYSICIANS AND CONTRACEPTION.


ARTIFICIAL FEEDING IN JAPAN.

ARTIFICIAL FEEDING IN JAPAN.


LIVE MEASLES VACCINE: A PRACTICAL METHOD FOR MASS IMMUNIZATION.


PARENTS' RESPONSE TO A DRUG STUDY. A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE ACCEPTABILITY AND EFFICACY OF PEDIATRIC FORMS OF ERYTHROMYCIN.


SEVERE HEAD INJURIES IN CHILDREN: TREATMENT OF LONG-RANGE OUTLOOK.


THE GUTHRIE TEST IN MONITORING THE DIET IN PKU: AN APPRAISAL OF ITS APPLICABILITY.


APPROACHES TO CHILD REARING--THEIR IDENTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION.


JUVENILE DIABETES.

JUVENILE DIABETES.


THE HEMOLYTIC-UREMIC SYNDROME OF INFANCY. A RECENTLY DESCRIBED SYNDROME OF UNKNOWN CAUSE IN WHICH HYPERSENSITIVITY MECHANISMS HAVE BEEN IMPLICATED.


PEDIATRICS IN ETHIOPIA.

PEDIATRICS IN ETHIOPIA.


CHARCOAL THERAPY OF NEONATAL JAUNDICE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON A PROMISING METHOD FOR REDUCING THE NEED FOR EXCHANGE TRANSFUSIONS.


PRIVATE DIE MEDICINE STAMPS POPULAR AMONG PHYSICIAN-COLLECTORS.


COUNSELING PARENTS OF MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN.


THE X-RAY DIAGNOSIS OF COMMON EXTRACRANIAL MALIGNANCIES OF CHILDHOOD.


HUMAN METABOLIZATION OF AMITRIPTYLINE TAGGED WITH CARBON-14.


CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF LEVOMEPATE: SOME PRELIMINARY DATA.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF DIPHENOXYLATE IN THE TREATMENT OF DIARRHEA.


A CLINICAL STUDY ON THE USE OF IMMUNE GLOBULIN PROPHYLAXIS IN PATIENTS RECEIVING BLOOD AND-OR PLASMA TRANSFUSIONS.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF DOLONIL FOLLOWING TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE.


A NEWER SOLVENT FOR URINARY CALCULI: IN VITRO STUDY.


PREVENTION OF CORONARY THROMBOSIS: CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR 1 TO 10 YEARS.


A PILOT TRIAL OF CI-515 IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INTERPRETATION OF SUBJECTIVE DATA IN CLINICAL STUDIES.


CLINICAL USE OF RADIOISOTOPES.

CLINICAL USE OF RADIOISOTOPES.


RESULTS OF UNWANTED CONCEPTIONS: SOME HYPOTHESES UP FOR ADOPTION.


SOME CORRELATES OF THE AGE AT MARRIAGE IN THE UNITED STATES.


SELECTION AGAINST "COLORBLINDNESS" AMONG "PRIMITIVE" POPULATIONS.


PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIONS OF TWINS: HEREDITARY FACTORS IN GALVANIC SKIN RESISTANCE, HEARTBEAT, AND BREATHING RATES.


POSTPUBERAL ADRENAL VIRILISM DUE TO A DEFECT IN 21-HYDROXILATION.


COMPLICATIONS IN GASTRIC ULCER COMBINED WITH DUODENAL ULCER.


ON IMMUNOLOGICALLY INDUCED GASTRIC ATROPHY IN DOGS.


ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN HOSPITAL PHARMACY.


"MEDICARE" ITS MANY SIDES.

"MEDICARE" ITS MANY SIDES.


KERR-MILLS A SECOND LOOK.

KERR-MILLS A SECOND LOOK.


MED. TECH. IN INDIA.

MED. TECH. IN INDIA.


DEVELOPMENTS IN PHYSICIAN-HOSPITAL RELATIONS.


ORGANIZING A SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT.

ORGANIZING A SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT.


ACTIVITIES FOR CANCER, GERIATRIC AND CARDIAC PATIENTS.


PRIMARY HEPATOMA: A CASE REPORT IN A CHILD OF TWO YEARS.


CENTRAL PERIODICITY PITCH.

CENTRAL PERIODICITY PITCH.


THRESHOLDS OF AUDITION FOR THREE SPECIES OF MONKEYS.


BINAURAL INTERACTIONS OF THREE CLICKS.

BINAURAL INTERACTIONS OF THREE CLICKS.


ARTICULATION-TESTING METHODS: CONSONANTAL DIFFERENTIATION WITH A CLOSED-RESPONSE SET.


AUDITORY FATIGUE: INFLUENCE OF MENTAL FACTORS.


VOCAL-RESPONSE SYNTHESIZER.

VOCAL-RESPONSE SYNTHESIZER.


IMPROVING THE DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF CONTINUOUS AIR POLLUTANT MEASUREMENTS WITH A COMPUTER.


EXHAUSE CONTROL DEVICES.

EXHAUSE CONTROL DEVICES.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE CONDITIONS OF EXPOSURE TO CARCINOGENS FOR LUNG CANCER INDUCTION.


PARTICULATE SULFATES IN PITTSBURGH AIR.

PARTICULATE SULFATES IN PITTSBURGH AIR.


EFFECT OF POTASSIUM ON VENTRICULAR PREMATURE BEATS.


RESULTS OF FIVE YEARS' OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL GAS SAMPLING NETWORK.


BRONCHOGRAPHY AS A "FOLLOW-UP" EXAMINATION FOR PATIENTS WITH BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA.


ABSORPTION OF SODIUM CHLORIDE FROM NORMAL SALINE ENEMAS.


THE PHYSICIAN'S ART AND HOBBY SHOW.

THE PHYSICIAN'S ART AND HOBBY SHOW.


STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF 125-I VS 131-I FOR SCANNING COLD LESIONS.


REHABILITATION OF THE AGING.

REHABILITATION OF THE AGING.


A RAPID DETERMINATION OF THE SPECIFIC ACTIVITY OF KRYPTON IN PRESSURIZED CYLINDERS.


HEPATIC BLOOD FLOW DETERMINED BY COLLOIDAL GOLD CLEARANCE COMPARED WITH DIRECT FLOW MEASUREMENTS.


PERIPHERAL APPEARANCE OF RADIOLABELED ALBUMIN AND AN ALKYLATING AGENT DURING REGIONAL BRAIN PERFUSION.


THE UPTAKE OF DIFFERENTIALLY COUPLED 74-AS-ARSANO-POLY-L-LYSINE IN TUMOR-BEARING MOUSE TISSUES.


CLINICAL VALUE OF GENERATOR PRODUCED 87-M STRONTIUM.


99M-TC LABELED SERUM ALBUMIN FOR SCINTILLATION SCANNING OF THE PLACENTA.


(STUDIES ON PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS OF OROTIC ACID. VII. WATER SOLUBLE PROPERTIES OF OROTIC ACID SALTS.)


(SUBSTITUENT EFFECTS ON N-OXIDATION AND DEOXYGENATION OF AROMATIC N-HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS. I. BETA-PHENAZINE DERIVATIVES.)


(STUDIES ON THE ALKALOIDS OF NELUMBO NUCIFERA GAERTN. VII. CLEAVAGE REACTION OF NUCIFERINE AND NORNUCIFERINE BY METALLIC SODIUM IN LIQUID AMMONIA.)


(STUDIES ON METABOLISM OF DRUGS. V. ON THE NEW METABOLITE OF SULFISOMEZOLE IN HUMAN.)


RENAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA: A COMPLICATION OF PERCUTANEOUS RENAL BIOPSY.


A CASE OF RIGHT RENO-COLIC FISTULA.

A CASE OF RIGHT RENO-COLIC FISTULA.


VIRUS ISOLATION ATTEMPTS FROM URINE OF PATIENTS WITH RENAL DISEASE.


MECHANISM OF THE NEPHROGRAPHIC EFFECT.

MECHANISM OF THE NEPHROGRAPHIC EFFECT.


BILATERAL URETERAL NOTCHING AND SELECTIVE RENAL PHEBOGRAPHY IN THE NEPHROTIC SYNDROME DUE TO RENAL VEIN THROMBOSIS.


DELAYED URINARY EXTRAVASATION FOLLOWING RENAL TRAUMA.


RENAL OSTEOMA.

RENAL OSTEOMA.


TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA IN A SOLITARY KIDNEY: CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY: EXPERIMENTAL POLAR CLOSURE WITH A FREE PERITONEAL GRAFT.


METASTATIC CARCINOMA TO THE URETER: A CASE REPORT.


A MODIFICATION OF THE COMBINED URETEROSIGMOIDOSTOMY.


DISTAL URETHRAL STENOSIS IN LITTLE GIRLS.


SURGICAL REPAIR OF CHORDEE WITHOUT HYPOSPADIAS: REPORT OF THREE CASES.


PAPILLAE OF THE CORONA OF THE GLANS PENIS.


AN EXTENDED METHOD OF THE TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE PENIS: A CASE REPORT.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE VAS DEFERENS.

CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE VAS DEFERENS.


CAN NEW LAWS SOLVE THE LEGAL AND PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS OF VOLUNTARY STERILIZATION?


A CASE OF MALACOPLAKIA WITH INVOLVEMENT OF THE PROSTATE GLAND.


A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE URINARY TRACT IN PATIENTS WITH MENINGOMYELOCELE.


RETROPERITONEAL CONTRAST STUDIES: SIMPLIFIED BILATERAL PERIRENAL CARBON DIOXIDE INSUFFLATION.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY AND SIMULTANEOUS EXCRETORY UROGRAPHY AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID IN CHYLURIA.


EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS INFUSION OF CENTRAL DEPRESSANTS ON THE EVOKED POTENTIALS OF THE AUDITORY CORTEX IN THE CATS.


EFFECTS OF GANGLIONIC BLOCKING AGENTS ON RESPONSES OF DUCTUS DEFERENS PREPARATION OF GUINEA-PIG TO HYPOGASTRIC NERVE STIMULATION.


EFFECTS OF 10-METHOXYDESERPIDINE AND RESERPINE ON THE SKIN AND RECTAL TEMPERATURE IN RABBITS.


CARDIOVASCULAR ACTIONS OF PANAX GINSENG IN DOGS.


STUDIES ON SYMPATHOMIMETIC ACTION OF ACETALDEHYDE. I. EXPERIMENTS WITH BLOOD PRESSURE AND NICTITATING MEMBRANE RESPONSES.


CORRELATION BETWEEN CONVULSIVE ACTION AND METABOLISM OF ISONIAZID.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF XYLOPININE, 2,3,10,11-TETRAMETHOXY-5,6-13,13-ALPHA-TETRAHYDRO-8-DIBENZO(A-G) QUINOLIZINE CITRATE IN RABBIT.


CHRONIC ORAL TOXICITY OF 3,5,3'-TRIIODO-4'-ACETYL-THYROFORMIC ACID WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHOLESTEROLYTIC EFFECTS.


THE MECHANISM OF THE SEROTONIN RELEASING ACTION OF CONGO RED AND THE ROLE OF SEROTONIN IN COLLOID SHOCK.


DIRECT EVIDENCE FOR THE INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE UPTAKE OF DIGITOXIN AND AN ACTIVITY OF GUINEA PIG HEART.


EFFECTS OF COMPOUND 48/80, CHYMOTRYPSIN AND ANTI-SERUM ON ISOLATED MAST CELLS UNDER AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS.


DIET, HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


BARBITURATE POISONING.

BARBITURATE POISONING.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND THEIR SIDE EFFECTS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE.


PRODUCTION AND QUALITY CONTROL OF AN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE.


CONTROL OF HUMAN FERTILITY IN AUSTRALIA: LAW AND POLICY.


FUTURE POSSIBILITIES FOR ORAL CONTRACEPTION IN AUSTRALIA.


MASSIVE GANGRENE OF THE LOWER LIMB FOLLOWING USE OF CONTINUOUS NORADRENALINE INTRAVENOUS INFUSION.


THE SPHEROPHAKIA-BRACHYMORPHIA SYNDROME: TWO CASES AMONG FIVE BROTHERS.


HYPERTENSION AND ABDOMINAL PAIN.

HYPERTENSION AND ABDOMINAL PAIN.


HUMAN PITUITARY HORMONES.

HUMAN PITUITARY HORMONES.


A TRUE-CIRCLE TWIN-CANISTER CONVERSION FOR THE COXETER-MUSHIN ABSORBER.


MYASTHENIA AND THE "ASTHENIC" SYNDROME.

MYASTHENIA AND THE "ASTHENIC" SYNDROME.


FATAL COXSACKIE B MYOCARDITIS IN AN ADULT.


HUMAN NOCARDIOSIS: A DEVELOPING CLINICAL PICTURE.


SYSTEMIC NOCARDIOSIS PRESENTING AS A BREAST ABSCESS.


FATAL PEPTIC ULCERATION IN A CHILD FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIC HORMONE.


A RUPTURED INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM IN ANTARCTICA.


INTRAPLEURAL RUPTURE OF HYDATID CYSTS.

INTRAPLEURAL RUPTURE OF HYDATID CYSTS.


R'ESUM'E OF THE SALIENT FEATURES OF A DERMATOLOGICAL TOUR ABROAD, 1964.


SEVERE SMALL BOWEL HAEMORRHAGE: NECROTIZING ENTERITIS.


I. SOME PROBLEMS CONCERNING THE USE OF OFFICIAL STATISTICS IN SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH.


II. CENSUS DATA AS A SOURCE FOR THESES AND DISSERTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY.


3. STATISTICS FOR THESIS TOPICS FROM THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS.


IV. STATISTICS AVAILABLE FOR THESIS TOPICS IN A HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


FEMALE EMPLOYMENT AND FERTILITY IN LIMA, PERU.


CHANGES IN THE SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC ATTRIBUTES OF WOMEN IN "WHO'S WHO".


ASSESSMENT OF MIGRATION DATA IN LATIN AMERICA.


FISSION PRODUCT FALL-OUT FROM THE NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS OF 1961 AND 1962.


COMMUNAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND DIVISION OF LABOUR IN AFRICAN HUNTING DOGS.


STAPHYLOCOCCUS PHAGE-BACTERIUM IN VIVO INTERACTION.


AMINO-ACID CONTROL OF STREPTOMYCIN ACTION ON MAMMALIAN CELLS.


RELATIONSHIP OF BARR BODIES, NUCLEAR SIZE AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID VALUE IN CULTURED HUMAN CELLS.


CYTOTOXIC ACTIVITY COMPARED WITH PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF SELECTED ALKYLATING AGENTS.


TAXONOMIC RELATION OF ERYTHROCYTE COUNT, MEAN CORPUSCULAR VOLUME, AND BODY-WEIGHT IN MAMMALS.


A RESEMBLANCE BETWEEN THE CLOTTING OF BLOOD PLASMA AND THE BREAKDOWN OF CYTOPLASM.


VISUAL RECEPTOR POTENTIAL OBSERVED AT SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES.


CROSS-OVER ELECTROPHORESIS OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES.


ENZYMATIC ACTION OF LIPOGLYCOPROTEIN PREPARATIONS FROM SPERM-ACROSOMES ON RABBIT OVA.


HISTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF BETA-GLUCURONIDASE IN THE RAT BRAIN.


A Light-catalysed Reaction in the Aqueous Humour of the Eye


EFFECT OF SOLVATED IONS ON THE ACTIVITY OF ESTERASES IN THE HOUSEFLY.


ANTIGENIC COMPONENTS IN HUMAN PITUITARY FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE PREPARATIONS OF VARIOUS PURITIES.


REACTION OF PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDES WITH 2,4-DINITROPHENYLHYDRAZINE.


EFFECTS OF NORADRENALINE AND ISOPRENALINE ON THE PERMEABILITY OF DEPOLARIZED INTESTINAL SMOOTH MUSCLE TO INORGANIC IONS.


NEUROPATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DOSING DOGS WITH ISONICOTINIC HYDRAZIDE AND WITH ITS METHANOSULPHONATE DERIVATIVE.


TUMOUR TRANSPLANTATION: A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACTIVITY OF PYRUVATE KINASE AND AGE OF THE NORMAL HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE.


FAILURE OF SPLEEN CELLS FROM IMMUNOLOGICALLY TOLERANT MICE TO FORM ANTIBODY PLAQUES TO SHEEP ERYTHROCYTES IN AGAR GEL.


IMMUNOGLOBULIN-LEVELS IN MICE UNDERGOING GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST REACTION.


EFFECT OF X-RAY DOSE ON THE GROWTH RATE AND DELAY OF THE FIRST POST-IRRADIATION DIVISION IN A STRAIN OF PARAMECIUM AURELIA.


A METHOD FOR REACTING SUBMICROGRAM QUANTITIES OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES; OBSERVATIONS ON THE PREPARATION OF (131)-IODOTYROSINES OF VERY HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES.


ANATOMICAL ADAPTATIONS FOR OLFACTION IN THE SNOW PETREL.


GIANT EPIPHYSES IN A ROSS SEAL.

GIANT EPIPHYSES IN A ROSS SEAL.


CAPILLARY MOVEMENT IN FUNGAL HYPHAE.

CAPILLARY MOVEMENT IN FUNGAL HYPHAE.


PREPARATION OF FLUORESCENT POLYVALENT SALMONELLA ANTISERA.


LABELLED CYTOPLASMIC ORGANELLES IN ALLIUM CEPA VAR. 'WHITE LISBON' AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF TRITIATED THYMIDINE.


A CYTOPLASMIC ORGANELLE OF MELANOCYTES.

A CYTOPLASMIC ORGANELLE OF MELANOCYTES.


COLICIN 15: POSSIBLY A DEFECTIVE BACTERIOPHAGE.


PSYCHIATRIC OBSERVATIONS ON SURGICAL PATIENTS IN RECOVERY ROOM. PILOT STUDY.


CYBERNETIC APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE. II. CLARIFICATION OF CURRENT CONCEPTS.


PERMANENT CAMOUFLAGE OF CAPILLARY HEMANGIOMAS OF FACE BY INTRADERMAL INJECTION OF INSOLUBLE PIGMENTS (TATTOOING). INDICATIONS FOR SURGERY.


USE OF SODIUM DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN IN TREATMENT OF LEG ULCERS.


PATHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF TRAUMATIC, INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE.


UNCOMMON NONKERATINIZING CANCERS OF THE ANAL CANAL AND PERIANAL REGION.


RECURRENT HEMATURIA.

RECURRENT HEMATURIA.


INTESTINAL INFARCTION FOLLOWING CLOSED-CHEST CARDIAC MASSAGE.


CHOLESTATIC JAUNDICE FOLLOWING USE OF SULFONYLUREA DRUGS.


ANEURYSM OF SUPERIOR PANCREATICODUODENAL ARTERY. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT BY RESECTION.


MOTOR INVOLVEMENT IN HERPES ZOSTER. IDENTICAL LOWER EXTREMITY PARESIS.


ACUTE NECROTIZING GRANULOMATOSIS (WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS) WITH HISTOLOGIC CHANGES TO NORMAL.


CARCINOMA OF BREAST ARISING IN A FIBROADENOMA.


IN THE COURSE OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE.

IN THE COURSE OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE.


OUR YOUNGEST CASE OF A SUCCESSFUL CORNEAL GRAFT.


FURTHER STUDIES ON RENAL HEMODYNAMICS.

FURTHER STUDIES ON RENAL HEMODYNAMICS.


IMPROVED GRADIENT METHOD FOR SEPARATION OF LYMPHOCYTES AND NEUTROPHILS FROM HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD.


STOPPING THE ACTION OF STRONG MIOTICS.

STOPPING THE ACTION OF STRONG MIOTICS.


EXPERIMENTAL CHLOROAQUINE RETINOPATHY.

EXPERIMENTAL CHLOROAQUINE RETINOPATHY.


STUDIES ON THE ACTIVITY OF SERUM TRANSAMINASES OF THE HEALTHY URBAN POPULATION.


OCCLUSION OF MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY AT ORIGIN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VARIETY OF CLINICAL AND PEG-FINDINGS.


HOW TO ACHIEVE A CLEAN MOUTH.

HOW TO ACHIEVE A CLEAN MOUTH.


EFFECTS OF CENTRAL DEPRESSANTS ON RENAL HEMODYNAMICS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PENTOBARBITAL.


A REVIEW OF SOME MICROBIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF INFLAMMATORY PERIODONTAL DISEASE.


THE RECONSTRUCTION OF ACQUIRED DEFECTS OF THE EAR.


A LIP ADHESION OPERATION IN CLEFT LIP SURGERY.


THE SILICONES IN PLASTIC SURGERY.

THE SILICONES IN PLASTIC SURGERY.


AN ALAR LIFT PROCEDURE IN CLEFT LIP RHINOPLASTY.


STRESS ULCERS OF THE UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT AFTER BURNS: CURLING'S ULCER.


IMMUNOTHERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INFECTED BURNS. PRELIMINARY DATA.


CARDIAC ARREST IN PLASTIC SURGERY.

CARDIAC ARREST IN PLASTIC SURGERY.


AN EVALUATION OF FINGER-TIP RECONSTRUCTION BY CROSS-FINGER AND PALMAR PEDICLE FLAP.


CICATRICIAL NEUROMAS FOLLOWING NECK DISSECTIONS.


MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN CHILDREN.


MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE IN CHILDREN.


URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN CHILDREN.

URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN CHILDREN.


HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME.

HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME.


VESICAL DEFENSES AGAINST INFECTION.

VESICAL DEFENSES AGAINST INFECTION.


TESTICULAR DISEASE.

TESTICULAR DISEASE.


CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE WITHOUT A SHUNT. 2. AORTIC STENOSIS AND PULMONARY STENOSIS.


THE POPULATION PROBLEM.

THE POPULATION PROBLEM.


SIMPLIFIED TREATMENT OF CANCER OF THE BREAST.


THE PATIENT WITH HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.

THE PATIENT WITH HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


MEDICAL ASPECTS OF THYROID SURGERY.

MEDICAL ASPECTS OF THYROID SURGERY.


THE PARKINSONIAN SYNDROME. PROGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT MELANOMA.

TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT MELANOMA.


CORNEA TRANSPLANTATION. STATUS OF DONOR TISSUES.


INTERMITTENT ANOMALOUS ATRIOVENTRICULAR EXCITATION.


MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL GANGRENE IN THE AGED.


GAMMA GLOBULIN IN PEDIATRICS.

GAMMA GLOBULIN IN PEDIATRICS.


MANAGEMENT OF HABITUAL ABORTION.

MANAGEMENT OF HABITUAL ABORTION.


GENETIC FACTORS IN HUMAN OBESITY.

GENETIC FACTORS IN HUMAN OBESITY.


MECHANISMS OF HEPATIC COMA. IMPLICATIONS REGARDING DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY.


CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND ANEMIA.

CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AND ANEMIA.


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF LUNG CANCER.


ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.

ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


LIENS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

LIENS AND ASSIGNMENTS.


THE RELATION BETWEEN ENDEMIC GOITRE AND ENDEMIC CRETINISM. (A STUDY IN THE HIGHLAND OF WESTERN NEW GUINEA 1962, BY J. C. COUFOER, M. VAN RHIJN, A. A. H. KASSENAAR AND A. QUERIDO).


THE EVALUATION OF AUTONOMIC AND MOTOR COMPONENTS OF THE NONAVOIDANCE CONDITIONED RESPONSE IN THE DOG.


FINGER-SWEAT PRINTS IN THE DIFFFERENTIATION OF LOW AND HIGH INCENTIVE.


ETHNIC DIFFERENCES AMONG HOUSEWIVES IN PSYCHOPHYSICAL AND SKIN POTENTIAL RESPONSES TO ELECTRIC SHOCK.


THE RELATION OF AMPLITUDE OF ALPHA RHYTHM TO HEART RATE.


TECHNIQUES OF PLETHYSMOGRAPHY.

TECHNIQUES OF PLETHYSMOGRAPHY.


CHANGES IN AUTONOMIC BALANCE DURING PHASIC ANXIETY.


MOTOR RESPONSE AND MUSCLE ACTION POTENTIAL IN THE MEASUREMENT OF SENSORY THRESHOLD.


THE RELATION OF FREQUENCY OF SPONTANEOUS SKIN POTENTIAL RESPONSES TO VIGILANCE AND TO AGE.


PHYSIOLOGICAL CONCOMITANTS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION.


A RE-ANALYSIS OF GSR CONDITIONING.

A RE-ANALYSIS OF GSR CONDITIONING.


A CONCENTRIC SHOCK ELECTRODE FOR PAIN STIMULATION.


AN IMPROVED SIALOMETER.

AN IMPROVED SIALOMETER.


SMALLPOX--CONSTANT ALERT.

SMALLPOX--CONSTANT ALERT.


COOPERATIVE COMMUNITY EFFORTS IN MENTAL HEALTH.


PUBLIC RELATIONS IN MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS.


SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT OF VITAL STATISTICS BY ELECTRONIC COMPUTER.


APPLICATION OF A DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM TO A SWIMMING POOL INSPECTION PROGRAM.


GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST STANDARDIZATION SIMPLIFIED BY URINARY KETONE TESTING.


TESTS OF POTASSIUM SUPEROXIDE CANISTERS IN A SMALL FALLOUT SHELTER.


SHORT-TERM TECHNICAL TRAINING ACTIVITIES OF THE SANITARY ENGINEERING CENTER.


PRENATAL CARE AND PREMATURITY.

PRENATAL CARE AND PREMATURITY.


SCREENING CHILDREN FOR HEART DISEASE WITH A PORTABLE TAPE RECORDER.


DETERMINING COMMUNITY IMMUNIZATION LEVEL WITH EXAMPLES FOR POLIOMYELITIS.


UNINTERRUPTED CARE FOR LONG-TERM PATIENTS.


MILK SANITATION HONOR ROLL FOR 1963-64.

MILK SANITATION HONOR ROLL FOR 1963-64.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. THE CURRENT STATUS OF CEREBRAL DOMINANCE.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. PRIMITIVE STAGES OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT IN MONGOLISM.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. ADDRESS AND RETRIEVAL PHENOMENA IN DISTURBED COMMUNICATION FUNCTION IN CHILDREN.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. THE LANGUAGE OF SIGNS AND SYMBOLIC BEHAVIOR OF THE DEAF.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. READING AND SPEECH PROBLEMS AS EXPRESSIONS OF SPECIFIC LANGUAGE DISABILITY.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. FIVE APHASIAS: A COMMENTARY ON APHASIA AS A REGRESSIVE LINGUISTIC PHENOMENON.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. RELIABLE SYSTEMS USING UNRELIABLE UNITS.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. APHASIA AND PHYSIOLOGY OF SPEECH.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. AFFECTIONS OF SPEECH WITH LESIONS OF THE NON-DOMINANT HEMISPHERE.


THE BRAIN AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF APHASIC LANGUAGE.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. CLINICAL SCIENCE AND COMMUNICATION THEORY.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. MENTAL SYMPTOMS AND PUBLIC ORDER.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. SOME VARIETIES OF PATHOGENIC ORGANIZATION.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. INDIVIDUAL PATTERNS IN HISTORICAL CHANGE: IMAGERY OF JAPANESE YOUTH.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. COMMUNICATION AND THE STRUCTURE OF BEHAVIOR.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. CONFLICTING FORMAL AND INFORMAL ROLES IN NEWLY ACCULTURATED FAMILIES.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. PSYCHOTHERAPY BY MACHINE COMMUNICATION.


SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. RESPONSE BIAS AND PERCEPTUAL COMMUNICATION.


CLINICAL PSYCHIATRIC STUDIES. MODES OF COMMUNICATION USED BY MILITARY PATIENTS DIAGNOSED AS SCHIZOPHRENIC (ACUTE), AS ALCOHOLIC (CHRONIC) AND BY MILITARY OFFENDERS (AWOL).


CLINICAL PSYCHIATRIC STUDIES. RECEPTION OF COMMUNICATIONS BY PATIENTS IN DEPRESSIVE STATES.


CLINICAL PSYCHIATRIC STUDIES. CLASSIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF INTERACTION PATTERNS ON A WARD FOR CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS.


MEASUREMENT OF VERBAL AND VOCAL BEHAVIOR. VERBAL BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS IN PSYCHIATRIC INTERVIEWS WITH THE AID OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. THE RELEVANCE OF COMMUNICATION THEORY TO DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION.


MEASUREMENT OF VERBAL AND VOCAL BEHAVIOR. DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


MEASUREMENT OF VERBAL AND VOCAL BEHAVIOR. INFRA-CONTENT CHANNELS OF VOCAL COMMUNICATION.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. SILENT ASSUMPTIONS IN SOCIAL COMMUNICATION.


MEASUREMENT OF VERBAL AND VOCAL BEHAVIOR. VARIATIONS IN VOCAL BEHAVIOR.


MEASUREMENT OF VERBAL AND VOCAL BEHAVIOR. ACOUSTIC MANIFESTATIONS OF EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE.


MEASUREMENT OF VERBAL AND VOCAL BEHAVIOR. SOME OBSERVATIONS ABOUT RESEARCH ON VOCAL BEHAVIOR.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. THE ACQUISITION OF LANGUAGE.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. INTRASPECIFIC COMMUNICATION IN ANIMALS.


COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. ADJUSTING TO OVERLOADS OF INFORMATION.


SNOW-SHOVELING DEATHS. A REPORT OF EIGHT CASES IN JANUARY 1964, DURING A SINGLE STORM.


INFANTILE CORTICAL HYPEROSTOSIS: A CASE REPORT.


ERUPTIVE DIABETIC XANTHOMA. SKIN DISORDER ASSOCIATED WITH DIABETES CAN BE REVERSED BY CONTROL OF HYPERLIPEMIA.


AN EXPERIMENT IN COMMUNITY EDUCATION. EXTENSION COURSE IN PSYCHIATRY FOR NON-PHYSICIANS FILLS A COMMUNITY NEED.


AN APPRECIATION OF HENRY BENCE JONES, M.D., F.R.S. (1814-1873). BENCE JONES EARLY APPLIED THE PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY TO CLINICAL MEDICINE.


AN EVALUATION OF A METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF FREE CORTICOSTEROIDS IN MINUTE QUANTITIES OF MOUSE PLASMA.


FLUORESCENT STAIN FOR TUBERCLE BACILLI IN  HISTOLOGIC SECTIONS. II. DIAGNOSTIC EFFICIENCY IN GRANULOMATOUS LESIONS OF THE LIVER.


LABORATORY SUGGESTION: A RAPID METHOD FOR CASTING TISSUES.


THE WESTERGREN SEDIMENTATION RATE, USING K3EDTA.


INDUCTION OF TOLERANCE TO MOUSE TAIL SKIN HOMOGRAFTS BY COMBINING PAIRED IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE AGENTS AND CELLULAR ANTIGENS.


CELLULAR AND HUMORAL PHENOMENA DURING THE INDUCTIVE PHASE OF PARABIOSIS TOLERANCE.


SYNERGIC AND ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS OF ISOANTIBODY UPON GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE.


MODIFICATIONS OF GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST REACTION INDUCED BY PRETREATMENT OF THE HOST WITH M. TUBERCULOSIS AND C. PARVUM.


SOLUBILIZATION OF CELL ANTIGENS ASSOCIATED WITH THE REJECTION OF TRANSFERRED RABBIT LYMPH NODE CELLS.


A METHOD TO RELATE LEUKOCYTE ANTIGENS AND TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGENS IN MONKEYS.


MATURATION OF ALLOIMMUNE RESPONSIVENESS IN MICE.


HISTOCOMPATIBILITY GENES OF MICE. V. FIVE NEW HISTOCOMPATIBILITY LOCI IDENTIFIED BY CONGENIC RESISTANT LINES ON A C57B 10 BACKGROUND.


A METHOD FOR PERFORMING DIFFERENTIAL COUNTS ON PERITONEAL CELL POPULATIONS FROM MICE.


SPONTANEOUS REVERSAL OF HOMOGRAFT REJECTION.


BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION AND PLASTIC CORNEAL DISCS; LENS IMPLANTATION, AND VITREOUS REPLACEMENT.


GROWTH OF MALE YOUNG IN MOTHERS IMMUNIZED AGAINST Y ANTIGEN.


BIBLIOGRAPHY ON CARTILAGE TRANSPLANTATION.


BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LUNG TRANSPLANTATION.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LUNG TRANSPLANTATION.


BIBLIOGRAPHY OF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION.


THIRD REPORT OF THE HUMAN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT REGISTRY.


EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF HYPOVITAMINOSIS A. A GLOBAL SURVEY ON XEROPHTHALMIA.


CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON AN ATAXIC SYNDROME IN WESTERN NIGERIA.


THE TRANSMISSION OF TOXOPLASMOSIS BEFORE BIRTH.


HUMAN SALMONELLAE CARRIERS IN GHANA.

HUMAN SALMONELLAE CARRIERS IN GHANA.


THE TRANSMISSION OF TOXOPLASMOSIS AFTER BIRTH.


TOXOPLASMA PARASITES IN DIFFERENT ORGANS OF MICE AND HAMSTERS INFECTED WITH AVIRULENT AND VIRULENT STRAINS.


HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF JAMAICAN CHILDREN OF VARIOUS RACIAL ORIGINS.


A NEW SYSTEM FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF ANCYLOSTOMIDAE, ESPECIALLY THE HUMAN HOOKWORM SPECIES.


ARBOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN DUTCH MILITARY PERSONNEL STATIONED IN SURINAM: A PRELIMINARY STUDY.


LEPTOSPIRA INFECTIONS IN RATS IN ISRAEL.


SPECIFIC DRUG THERAPY IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: ILLUSTRATED BY CLINICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, BACTERIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN RESECTED PATIENTS.


THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF DIPOTASSIUM GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHATE DIHYDRATE.


CHILDHOOD BEHAVIOR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PARENTS IN CERTAIN BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN.


HETEROKARYOSIS AND PARASEXUALITY IN THE FUNGUS ASCOCHYTA IMPERFECTA.


SPORE GERMINATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE YOUNG GAMETOPHYTE OF THE OSTRICH FERN (MATTEUCCIA STRUTHIOPTERIS).


THE SAGA OF A CENTURY.

THE SAGA OF A CENTURY.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF TONOGRAPHY.

CLINICAL EVALUATION OF TONOGRAPHY.


COMPLICATIONS IN CATARACT SURGERY: FROM THE USE OF ALPHA CHYMOTRYPSIN.


ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC PROOF IN PREOPERATIVE AKINESIA OF THE EYE.


INJECTABLE SILASTIC FOR EVISCERATION SURGERY.


FURTHER STUDIES ON NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN THE LENS.


BACTERIAL FLORA AND PREOPERATIVE TREATMENT OF DONOR CORNEAS.


A NEW TREATMENT FOR SEVERE UNILATERAL CONGENITAL PTOSIS AND FOR PTOSIS WITH JAW-WINKING.


HETEROTRANSPLANTATION: THE USE OF STORED CORNEAL MATERIAL.


CRYOCAUTERY IN OPHTHALMOLOGY: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE OPHTHALMOLOGIST'S ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DYSLEXIA.


REVERSE PRISM AND CALIBRATED OCCLUSION IN THE TREATMENT OF SMALL-ANGLE DEVIATIONS.


THE CYLINDER ROTATION TEST WITH THE ASTIGMATIC DIAL.


THE PIGMENT ELEMENTS OF THE HUMAN IRIS AND CILIARY BODY.


PHOSPHOLINE (ECHOTHIOPHATE) IODIDE IN CHRONIC NARROW-ANGLE GLAUCOMA.


POWER LAWN MOWERS AS A SOURCE OF OCULAR INJURIES.


GIANT CYST OF THE RETINA: SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT BY PHOTOCOAGULATION.


A PROCEDURE FOR CATARACT EXTRACTION IN THE HEMOPHILIAC.


DOUBLE ELEVATOR PALSY CAUSED BY ANOMALOUS INSERTION OF THE INFERIOR RECTUS.


RECURRENT SPONTANEOUS IRIS ARTERIAL HEMORRHAGE.


FORCEPS FOR DISLOCATED LENS.

FORCEPS FOR DISLOCATED LENS.


A DEVICE FOR TEACHING REFRATION.

A DEVICE FOR TEACHING REFRATION.


A MINIATURE HAND SLITLAMP.

A MINIATURE HAND SLITLAMP.


DISTANT FIXATION LIGHT.

DISTANT FIXATION LIGHT.


DIFFRACTION.

DIFFRACTION.


THE VALVE ACTION OF THE TRABECULAR MESHWORK.


EXPERIENCES WITH FIVE CASES OF POSTOPERATIVE ENDOPHTHALMITIS.


OPHTHALMOLOGY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

OPHTHALMOLOGY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


NEUROLEPT-ANALGESIA AS ADJUNCT TO LOCAL ANESTHESIA IN INTRAOCULAR SURGERY; A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


BIELSCHOWSKY-LUTZ-COGAN SYNDROME.

BIELSCHOWSKY-LUTZ-COGAN SYNDROME.


SUBJECTIVE SPACE IN COMITANT SQUINT.

SUBJECTIVE SPACE IN COMITANT SQUINT.


PROSTHETOPHAKIA TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

PROSTHETOPHAKIA TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO.


IRIS CYSTS: AN AB EXTERNO APPROACH FOR EXCISION.


EYE SURGERY ON PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS.

EYE SURGERY ON PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS.


OPHTHALMIC RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY; A FIVE-YEAR SURVEY OF 407 CASES.


THE PREVALENCE OF TRACHOMA IN FIJI.

THE PREVALENCE OF TRACHOMA IN FIJI.


A TECHNIQUE FOR EXPERIMENTAL ANGLE BLOCK IN RABBITS AVOIDING THE PARACENTESIS REFLEX.


CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS USING ALPHA CHYMOTRYPSIN.


EVALUATION OF HEPARIN IN EXPERIMENTAL HERPETIC KERATITIS.


PRIMARY SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA OF THE ORBIT.


CORNEAL MANIFESTATIONS OF KERATOSIS PLANTARIS AND PALMARIS.


NEMATODE (ANCYLOSTOMA) IN THE CORNEA; A CASE REPORT.


PSEUDOTUMOR OF ORBIT CAUSED BY RETAINED FOREIGN BODY.


COLOR SENSITIVITY OF EYES WITH SQUINT AMBLYOPIA.


HYPERTELORISM, HETEROTOPIA OF MACULAS AND PSEUDO-EXOTROPIA.


LEUKEMIC HYPOPYON; A REPORT OF TWO CASES.


ROLE OF VISINE IN TREATMENT OF EPIPHORA.


BILATERAL ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR LENTIGLOBUS.


MODIFICATION OF BINOCULAR INDIRECT OPHTHALMOSCOPE.


A DIAGRAMMATIC AID IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CONVERGENT TONUS ANOMALIES.


MULTIPLE FIELD CHART NEWLY REDESIGNED.

MULTIPLE FIELD CHART NEWLY REDESIGNED.


SIMPLIFIED MUSCLE SCREENER.

SIMPLIFIED MUSCLE SCREENER.


A NEW LID RETRACTOR.

A NEW LID RETRACTOR.


LID RETRACTOR.

LID RETRACTOR.


A MODIFIED CHALAZION CLAMP.

A MODIFIED CHALAZION CLAMP.


GONIOPHOTOGRAPHY.

GONIOPHOTOGRAPHY.


UNILATERAL SCOTOMA AS THE PRESENTING SIGN OF PITUITARY TUMOR.


GOLD MEDAL TO MR. ACADEMY (WILLIAM L. BENEDICT).


THE HEED OPHTHALMIC FOUNDATION.

THE HEED OPHTHALMIC FOUNDATION.


CEREBRAL EVOKED RESPONSE TO AUDITORY STIMULI IN WAKING MAN.


THE FORMATION AND FLOW OF THE COCHLEAR FLUIDS. II. STUDIES WITH RADIOACTIVE POTASSIUM (K42).


COCHLEAR POTENTIALS AND 8 NERVE ACTION POTENTIALS IN NORMAL AND GENETICALLY DEAF MICE.


UNILATERAL EPISTAXIS; AN UNUSUAL CAUSE.

UNILATERAL EPISTAXIS; AN UNUSUAL CAUSE.


VENTILATION OF THE NORMAL AND BLOCKED MIDDLE EAR; A REVIEW OF MECHANISMS.


ULTRASONIC SURGERY IN MENI'ERE'S DISEASE.


SOME BIOCHEMICAL FINDINGS IN OTOSCLEROSIS.


INFECTIOUS CONDITIONS OF THE BRAIN STEM MASQUERADING AS A LABYRINTH SYNDROME.


ACCELERATION REGISTROGRAPHY: A NEW METHOD OF EXAMINATIONS CONCERNED WITH THE LABYRINTHINE RIGHTING REFLEX.


OBSERVATIONS ON CEREBROSPINAL FLUID RHINORRHEA AND PNEUMOCEPHALUS.


BEHAVIOR OF THE COCHLEAR BLOOD FLOW.

BEHAVIOR OF THE COCHLEAR BLOOD FLOW.


RELATIONSHIP OF PURE TONES TO SPEECH RECEPTION THRESHOLD.


TWO CASES OF BILATERAL MULTIPLE 8 NERVE TUMORS.


OTOSCLEROSIS IN IDENTICAL TWINS; A GENETIC AND CLINICAL STUDY.


BILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE INNER EAR AFTER SKULL FRACTURE.


VESTIBULAR NEURONITIS.

VESTIBULAR NEURONITIS.


VESTIBULAR PARALYSIS OF SUDDEN ONSET AND PROBABLY VIRAL ETIOLOGY.


INFLUENCE OF STREPTOMYCIN AND DIHYDROSTREPTOMYCIN ON THE COCHLEAR POTENTIALS OF THE GUINEA PIG.


THE TRIPLE "S" TRIANGLE, A TOPOGRAPHICAL GUIDE TO THE FACIAL NERVE IN TEMPORAL BONE SURGERY.


THE DEGENERATIVE PROCESSES IN THE EAR OF THE SHAKER MOUSE.


THE MONTGOMERY TUBE TO PALLIATE HYPOPHARYNGEAL CANCER.


PAROXYSMAL POSITIONAL NYSTAGMUS; AN ELECTRONYSTAGMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL STUDY.


REVIEW OF 41 MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE NASOPHARYNX.


RETROGRADE FACIAL PARALYSIS.

RETROGRADE FACIAL PARALYSIS.


THE ADRENERGIC REACTION IN SHOCK AND ITS PHARMACOLOGICAL CONTROL.


EFFECT OF CHOLINE-DEFICIENCY ON HC-3 ACTION.


IDENTIFICATION REACTIONS OF THE HYDANTOIN GROUP OF DRUGS.


THE NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION IN THE LYMPH HEART OF THE TOAD (BUFO ARENARUM, HENSEL). A PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDY.


HYDROXY-3-ETHOXY-4-BENZALDEHYDE ACTIVITY ON THE BILIARY SECRETION. CHEMICAL STRUCTURE-CHOLERETIC ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF VANILLIN DERIVATIVES.


A STUDY OF THE GASTRIC LESIONS INDUCED BY ASPIRIN IN LABORATORY ANIMALS.


THE INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS SUBSTANCES ON METABOLISM AND RESISTANCE OF TRAUMATIZED RATS.


A STUDY OF THE GASTRIC LESIONS INDUCED IN LABORATORY ANIMALS BY SOLUBLE AND BUFFERED ASPIRIN.


EFFECT OF PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF AN ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUG ON GASTRIC SECRETION OF RATS, MICE AND HAMSTERS.


A STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE POTENTIATION BY ALIPHATIC ALCOHOLS OF THE ACETYLCHOLINE RESPONSE ON THE FROG'S RECTUS ABDOMINIS.


STUDIES ON THE OXIDATION OF DOPAMINE TO MELANIN BY RAT BRAIN.


BEHAVIORAL STIMULATION IN RATS ASSOCIATED WITH A SELECTIVE RELEASE OF BRAIN NOREPINEPHRINE.


SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL REACTIONS OF ISOLATED RINGS OF HUMAN FALLOPIAN TUBE.


RESISTANCE TO ACTINOMYCIN D AND TRANSFORMABILITY IN B.SUBTILIS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE METABOLISM OF COENZYME Q AND UBICHROMENOL IN RAT TISSUES.


INTERACTION OF BASIC ANTIBIOTICS WITH PHAGE F2 PARTICLES.


ISOLATION OF CHOLESTEROL SULFATE FROM HUMAN BLOOD AND GALLSTONES.


PREFERENTIAL INHIBITION OF SYNTHESIS AND METHYLATION OF RIBOSOMAL RNA IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA BY ACTIDIONE.


THE EFFECT OF GLUCOSE ON THE SEDIMENTATION AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF GLYCOGEN PHOSPHORYLASE.


FURTHER PURIFICATION OF MICROCOCCAL NUCLEASE FROM THE STRAIN SA-B.


ACTINOMYCIN SENSITIVITY IN ESCHERICHIA COLI PRODUCED BY EDTA.


AN INHIBITOR IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS OF ITS EXTRACELLULAR RIBONUCLEASE.


A NOVEL METHOD FOR THE RELEASE OF BACTERIOPHAGE DNA.


KINETICS OF REGULATORY ENZYMES: EFFECTORS FOR YEAST PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE DO NOT ALTER THE APPARENT KINETIC ORDER OF THE REACTION.


REDUCTION AND ALKYLATION OF THE COBAMIDE PROSTHETIC GROUP IN THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF METHIONINE.


EPINEPHRIN AND NOREPINEPHRIN LEVELS IN DILUTE-LETHAL MICE.


PHENYLALANINE BIOSYNTHESIS FROM PHENYLACETIC ACID BY ANAEROBIC BACTERIA FROM THE RUMEN.


POST-IRRADIATION DEGRADATION OF DNA FOLLOWING EXPOSURE OF UV-SENSITIVE AND RESISTANT BACTERIA TO X-RAYS.


THE ACTIVITY OF THE HORSERADISH PEROXIDASE COMPOUND 3.


HYDROXYLATION OF PROLINE IN PARTICULATE FRACTIONS FROM CARTILAGE.


CRYSTALLIZATION AND SOME PROPERTIES OF 3,4-DIHYDROXYPHENYLACETATE-2,3-OXYGENASE.


ISOLATION OF A PHOSPHOPROTEIN OF HIGH PHOSPHORUS CONTENT FROM THE EGGS OF BROWN BROOK TROUT.


EFFECT OF HYDROCORTISONE ON THE SIZE OF RAT THYMUS POLYSOMES.


EVIDENCE FOR AN INITIAL ACCEPTOR OF UDP-NAC-MURAMYL-PENTAPEPTIDE IN THE SYNTHESIS OF BACTERIAL MUCOPEPTIDE.


THE SULFHYDRYL GROUPS OF CITRATE-CONDENSING ENZYME.


EFFECT OF INSULIN ON PANCREATIC AMYLASE AND CHYMOTRYPSINOGEN.


PEPTIDE MAPS OF ANTIBODIES AGAINST AN ANTIGEN CONTAINING TWO DIFFERENT DETERMINANT GROUPS.


EFFECT OF GOUGEROTIN ON THE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE MOUSE LIVER.


SPECIFIC TRITIATION OF OXYTOCIN BY CATALYTIC DEIODINATION.


LUCUBRATIONS ON OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY. TRAINING AND PRACTICE.


THE TEST OF TIME. V. ACUTE ABDOMINAL PAIN: WHEN AND WHEN NOT TO OPERATE.


URINARY ESTROGEN EXCRETION IN HUMANS.

URINARY ESTROGEN EXCRETION IN HUMANS.


SHOCK IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.

SHOCK IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEMORIAL HOSPITALS.


A SYNTHESIS OF OXYTOCIN.

A SYNTHESIS OF OXYTOCIN.


POLY-L-HISTIDINE AND THE COPOLYMER OF L-HISTIDINE WITH L-GLUTAMIC ACID. THEIR SYNTHESIS AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY ON THE HYDROLYSIS OF P-NITROPHENYL ACETATE.


THE IONIZATION CONSTANTS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. I. THE MICROSCOPIC IONIZATION CONSTANTS OF TYROSINE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


EXPERIMENTS ON THE SURFACE DEPOSITION OF AIRBORNE IODINE OF HIGH CONCENTRATION.


ON THE RETENTION OF CESIUM-137 IN PEOPLE.


FATE OF THE IODINE RADIOISOTOPES IN THE HUMAN AND ESTIMATION OF THE RADIATION EXPOSURE.


THE EVALUATION OF A RAPID SOLVENT EXTRACTION METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF STRONTIUM-90 IN MILK.


A NEW WHOLE-BODY COUNTER SHIELDING DESIGN.


ABSORPTION OF STRONTIUM-90 IN MAN.

ABSORPTION OF STRONTIUM-90 IN MAN.


EXPERIMENTAL UPTAKE OF STRONTIUM-85 BY FRESH-WATER ORGANISMS.


PHOTOMULTIPLIER "FATIGUE" EFFECTS.

PHOTOMULTIPLIER "FATIGUE" EFFECTS.


RADIOISOTOPES IN THE 1963 DIET.

RADIOISOTOPES IN THE 1963 DIET.


DECREASED RECOVERY OF GROSS ALPHA DETERMINATIONS BY ALKALINE PHOSPHATE PRECIPITATION IN THE PRESENCE OF DTPA.


MICRODERMAGRAFTING: THE MEEK TECHNIC.

MICRODERMAGRAFTING: THE MEEK TECHNIC.