ECOLOGY OF THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT.

ECOLOGY OF THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT.


ON THE USE OF NATRIURETIC DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF EDEMA DUE TO RENAL DISEASE.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE LEUKEMIA WITH METHYLGLYOXAL-BIS-GUANYLHYDRAZONE (METHYL GAG).


THE FEASIBILITY OF USING RANDOMIZATION SCHEMES EARLY IN THE CLINICAL TRIALS OF NEW CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS: HYDROXYUREA (NSC-32065).


ADRENAL FUNCTION AFTER TOPICAL STEROID THERAPY.


STUDIES OF ANALGESIC DRUGS. IX. ANTAGONISM OF NARCOTIC  ANTAGONIST-INDUCED RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION.


DRUGS USED IN THE TREATMENT OF GLAUCOMA. I.


A CLINICAL TRIAL OF INDOMETHACIN IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


ALCOHOLISM.

ALCOHOLISM.


STUDIES OF DELAYED-ACTION MEDICATION. IV. SALICYLATES.


ALDOSTERONE AND ITS ANTAGONISTS.

ALDOSTERONE AND ITS ANTAGONISTS.


PROTECTION STUDIES WITH SODIUM THIOSULFATE AGAINST METHYL BIS (BETA-CHLOROETHYL)AMINE HYDROCHLORIDE (HN2) AND ITS ETHYLENIMONIUM DERIVATIVE.


TETRACYCLINE DISCOLOURATION IN HUMAN TEETH.


IMPACT OF JOHN FULTON'S PERSONALITY ON THE NEUROLOGICAL DISCIPLINES.


COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON LOCALIZATION IN PRECENTRAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREAS.


THE PREMOTOR SYNDROME IN RELATION TO EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYMPTOMS.


GOAL-SEEKING CONTROLS AFFECTING BOTH MOTOR AND SENSORY SYSTEMS.


THE INFLUENCE OF POSTURAL SET ON PATTERN OF MOVEMENT IN MAN.


THE MOTOR SYSTEMS IN CONVULSIVE MOVEMENTS.


THE ORGANIZATION OF THE "MOTOR SYSTEM".

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE "MOTOR SYSTEM".


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPLEX MOTOR PATTERNS IN THE RESPONSE TO CORTICAL STIMULATION.


CREATINE AND PHOSPHORUS METABOLISM IN RICKETS.


INFLUENCE OF ETHYL URETHANE ON THE CONCENTRATION OF THIAMINE AND ITS PHOSPHORIC ESTERS IN SOME RAT TISSUES.


THE MODE OF ACTION OF VITAMIN E, AND ITS SUBSTITUTES.


DENTAL EDUCATION AND PRACTCE IN PORTUGAL.


DISEASE RESPONSE TO LIFE STRESS.

DISEASE RESPONSE TO LIFE STRESS.


SOMATIC BASIS FOR BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN.


ADOLESCENTS--REMEMBER, THEY CAN BE SICK.


THE PROBLEM OF PELVIC DISEASE.

THE PROBLEM OF PELVIC DISEASE.


THE ROLE OF PERSONALITY AND BEHAVIOR PATTERNS IN THE GENESIS OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


CAREERS... IN GENERAL SURGERY.

CAREERS... IN GENERAL SURGERY.


THE FALLOUT CONTROVERSY.

THE FALLOUT CONTROVERSY.


A CRITICISM OF CURRENT TESTS AND EXERCISES FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS.


PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


NEGLIGENCE AND LIABILITY.

NEGLIGENCE AND LIABILITY.


THE DIMENSIONS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY: SOME BASIC ISSUES.


A CONCEPT OF FORCE-ENERGY IN HUMAN MOVEMENT.


AN ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC COMPARISON OF THE FUNCTION OF THE ILIACUS AND THE RECTUS ABDOMINIS MUSCLES. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


DIABETES AND ARTHRITIS AS MANIFESTED IN THE FOOT.


DIABETIC SCREENING IN A HOSPITAL PODIATRY CLINIC.


THE DIABETIC FOOT.

THE DIABETIC FOOT.


A NEW PROTECTIVE FOR DIABETIC FOOT CONDITIONS.


THE IMPORTANCE OF ANALYSING CHILDHOOD FOR ASSIMILATION OF THE SHADOW.


A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF CIRCUMCISION IN JUDAISM.


INTEGRATION PROCESS OF THE EGO-COMPLEX IN DREAMS.


SOME NOTES ON THE COLLECTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF CIRCUMCISION AND ALLIED PRACTICES.


A PROBLEM OF IDENTITY IN RELATION TO AN IMAGE OF A DAMAGED MOTHER.


THE PATERNITY OF JAMES JOYCE'S STEPHEN DEDALUS.


HALLOWEEN, THE 50-MEGATON BOMB, AND THE CUBAN CRISIS.


THE ROLE OF THE GOAT IN HUMAN BRUCELLOSIS IN INDIA WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO INFECTION WITH BRUCELLA MELITENSIS.


BRUCELLOSISIN AURANGABAD.

BRUCELLOSISIN AURANGABAD.


RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING OF THE KIDNEYS WITH 203 HG. LABELLED CHLORMERODRIN.


SHORT TERM THERAPY WITH THE NEWER STEROIDS, TRIAMCINOLONE AND DEXAMETHASONE, IN CASES OF INFECTIVE HEPATITIS.


PLEURO-PULMONARY AMOEBIASIS.

PLEURO-PULMONARY AMOEBIASIS.


ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS. (A REPORT OF TWO CASES IN BROTHERS).


LANDRY GUILLAIN-BARRE SYNDROME--A COMPLICATION OF ANTIRABIC VACCINATION. (A CASE REPORT WITH REVIEW OF LITERATURE).


IATROGENIC (DOCTOR OR DRUG INDUCED) DISEASES.


EFFECT OF DIETARY PROTEIN LEVEL ON REGRESSION OF CHOLESTEROL-INDUCED HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS OF COCKERELS.


BLOOD LIPID FRACTIONATION AND BLOOD CLOTTING IN ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE.


ELASTICITY AND TENSILE STRENGTH OF NORMAL AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC RABBIT AORTA.


EFFECTS OF MAGNESIUM AND CALCIUM ON THE SUPERPRECIPITATION OF MYOSIN B.


A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ASSAY FOR THIOGALACTOSIDE TRANSACETYLASE.


EFFECT OF CONJUGATED EQUINE ESTROGENS ON SERUM LIPIDS AND THE CLOTTING MECHANISM.


NATIVE AND UNFOLDED STATES OF PEPSINOGEN.  I. THE MOLECULAR CONFORMATION IN WATER AND IN UREA.


HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA IN CHICKS INJECTED WITH BETA-ESTRADIOL.


NATIVE AND UNFOLDED STATES OF PEPSINOGEN. II. THE KINETICS OF THE STRUCTURAL TRANSITION INDUCED BY UREA.


THERMODYNAMICS OF THE SOLUTION PROCESS. II. THE USE OF AN EXTRACTION MODEL FOR ENZYME-INHIBITOR COMPLEX FORMATION.


CONDITIONING BY UNILATERAL NEPHRECTOMY AND NACL FOR THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RENAL ACTIONS OF CALCIFYING AGENTS.


BIOCHEMICAL DIFFERENCES IN YELLOW AND WHITE VENOMS OF VIPERA AMMODYTES AND RUSSELL'S VIPER.


THE EFFECT OF PRESSURE AND STRETCHING ON THE PASSAGE OF LABELED ALBUMIN INTO CANINE AORTIC WALL.


14C-ACETYL BOVINE GROWTH HORMONE. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES.


INFLUENCE OF SOME FACTORS ON LIPOIDOSIS AND CELL PROLIFERATION IN AORTA TISSUE CULTURES OF ADULT RABBITS.


INFLUENCE OF SEX ON THE DIETARY PRODUCTION OF THROMBOSIS AND FATTY STREAKS IN THE HOODED RAT.


PREPARATION OF GLYCOPROTEINS FROM THE AORTIC WALL.


THEORY OF MOVING BOUNDARY ELECTROPHORESIS OF REVERSIBLY INTERACTING SYSTEMS. REACTION OF PROTEINS WITH SMALL UNCHARGED MOLECULES SUCH AS UNDISSOCIATED BUFFER ACID.


EDTA DECALCIFICATION OF HUMAN MINERALIZED AORTAS.


GLUCOSE UPTAKE BY INCUBATED RAT EPIDIDYMAL ADIPOSE TISSUE. RATE-LIMITING STEPS AND SITE OF INSULIN ACTION.


PHOSPHOLIPID FRACTIONATION AND BLOOD CLOTTING.


THE O-SERINE LINKAGE IN PEPTIDES OF CHONDROITIN 4- OR 6-SULFATE.


SEPARATION OF THE GLYCOSAMINOGLYCANS (MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES) FROM AORTA BY A COLUMN PROCEDURE USING QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMAN THYROXINE-BINDING PREALBUMIN.


CHYMOTRYPSIN C. I. ISOLATION OF THE ZYMOGEN AND THE ACTIVE ENZYME: PRELIMINARY STRUCTURE AND SPECIFICITY STUDIES.


CHYMOTRYPSIN C. II. ENZYMATIC SPECIFICITY TOWARD SEVERAL POLYPEPTIDES.


L-GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE. 3. MOLECULAR SIZE OF BOVINE GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE AND THE METHYLMERCURIC BROMIDE-ACTIVATED ENZYME IN THE CONCENTRATION RANGE OF ENZYMATIC ASSAY.


PYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE. 3. SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE HIGHLY PURIFIED ENZYME.


COMPARISON OF FIBRINOLYSIS AND COAGULATION IN NIGERIAN AND EUROPEAN MEN.


THE SULFUR DISTRIBUTION OF PAPAIN.

THE SULFUR DISTRIBUTION OF PAPAIN.


THE STRUCTURE OF GLYCOPROTEINS. I. THE NATURE AND NUMBER OF OLIGOSACCHARIDE SIDE CHAINS OF THE ALPHA-1-ACID GLYCOPROTEIN, CERULOPLASMIN, AN ALPHA-2-GLOBULIN, AND A BETA-GLOBULIN OF HUMAN SERUM.


GROSS CONFORMATION OF RABBIT 7 S GAMMA-IMMUNOGLOBULIN AND ITS PAPAIN-CLEAVED FRAGMENTS.


INTERACTION OF FERRIHEMOGLOBIN WITH PEROXIDIZED SERUM LOW DENSITY LIPOPROTEINS.


ENZYMES OF GALACTOSE SYNTHESIS IN MAMMARY GLAND AND MAMMARY TUMORS OF THE RAT.


THE NATURE OF THE AMINO ACID RESIDUES INVOLVED IN THE INACTIVATION OF GLUCONATE 6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE BY IODOACETATE.


KINETIC AND MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF THE PYRUVATE KINASE REACTION. I. DIVALENT METAL COMPLEXES OF PYRUVATE KINASE.


EVIDENCE FOR TWO TYPES OF CONVERSION REACTIONS FOR PROLACTIN AND GROWTH HORMONE.


CHEMICAL AND ENZYMIC STUDIES ON THE AMINO-TERMINAL SEQUENCE OF PAPAIN. A REINVESTIGATION.


THE SEQUENCE OF 26 AMINO ACID RESIDUES AT THE AMINO TERMINUS OF PAPAIN.


TRYPTIC DIGEST OF PAPAIN. II. ISOLATION AND SEQUENCES OF PEPTIDES FROM THE CARBOXYMETHYLATED PROTEIN.


DILUTE ACID HYDROLYSIS OF PAPAIN. KINETIC STUDIES AND PEPTIDES FROM THE CARBOXYMETHYLATED PROTEIN.


REVERSIBLE CONFORMATIONAL CHANGES OF MYOGLOBIN AND APOMYOGLOBIN.


STUDIES ON CRYSTALLINE D-AMINO ACID OXIDASE. I. SELECTIVE INHIBITION IN THE ACTION OF SULFHYDRYL-BINDING REAGENTS.


PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF A BUTYRYL COENZYME A SYNTHETASE FROM BOVINE HEART MITOCHONDRIA.


RELATIVE CONFORMATIONS OF SPERM WHALE METMYOGLOBIN AND APOMYOGLOBIN IN SOLUTION.


OSMOTIC EFFECTS ON THE AMINO ACID-CONCENTRATING MECHANISM IN THE RABBIT LENS.


STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF CARNITINE.


THE ROLES OF SYNTHESIS AND DEGRADATION IN THE CONTROL OF RAT LIVER TRYPTOPHAN PYRROLASE.


THE UPTAKE OF AMINO ACIDS BY MOUSE PANCREAS IN VITRO. II. THE SPECIFICITY OF THE CARRIER SYSTEMS.


ISOLATION OF GAMMA-GLUTAMYL TRANSPEPTIDASE FROM HOG KIDNEY.


THE METABOLISM OF 5-METHOXYTRYPTOPHOL.

THE METABOLISM OF 5-METHOXYTRYPTOPHOL.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE REGULATION OF SUCCINATE OXIDATION BY VITAMIN E.


ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE: GUANOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE PHOSPHOTRANSFERASE. PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY.


REGULATION OF PURINE RIBONUCLEOTIDE SYNTHESIS BY END PRODUCT INHIBITION. THE EFFECT OF ADENINE AND GUANINE RIBONUCLEOTIDES ON THE 5'-PHOSPHORIBOSYL-PYROPHOSPHATE AMIDOTRANSFERASE OF AEROBACTER AEROGENES.


PHOSPHORIBOSYLGLYCINAMIDE SYNTHETASE OF AEROBACTER AEROGENES. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES, AND NONENZYMATIC FORMATION OF ITS SUBSTRATE 5'-PHOSPHORIBOSYLAMINE.


ENZYMATIC AND KINETIC STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF O-ANTIGEN CONVERSION BY BACTERIOPHAGE EPSILON-15.


CONTROL ASPECTS OF URIDINE 5'-DIPHOSPHATE GLUCOSE AND THYMIDINE 5'-DIPHOSPHATE GLUCOSE SYNTHESIS BY MICROBIAL ENZYMES.


THE NUCLEOTIDE SPECIFICITY AND FEEDBACK CONTROL OF THYMIDINE DIPHOSPHATE D-GLUCOSE PYROPHOSPHORYLASE.


THE METABOLISM OF GLUCOCEREBROSIDES. I. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF A GLUCOCEREBROSIDE-CLEAVING ENZYME FROM SPLEEN TISSUE.


THE FORMATION OF ALPHA-GLYCOSIDIC 5'-NUCLEOTIDES BY A SINGLE DISPLACEMENT TRANS-N-GLYCOSIDASE.


PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF A SINGLE DISPLACEMENT TRANS-N-GLYCOSIDASE.


PROPERTIES AND ASSAY OF THYMINE DEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHATASE OF MAMMALIAN CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE.


RIBONUCLEIC ACID-DEPENDENT RIBONUCLEOTIDE INCORPORATION. II. INHIBITION OF POLYRIBOADENYLATE POLYMERASE ACTIVITY FOLLOWING BACTERIOPHAGE INFECTION.


GLUTAMYL AND GLUTAMINYL RIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHETASES OF ESCHERICHIA COLI W. SEPARATION, PROPERTIES, AND STIMULATION OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE-PYROPHOSPHATE EXCHANGE BY ACCEPTOR RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


THE ENZYMOLOGY OF VIRUS-INFECTED BACTERIA. VI. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE DEOXYNUCLEOTIDE KINASE INDUCED BY BACTERIOPHAGE T5.


PHOSPHONOLIPIDS. II. SYNTHESIS OF DIALKYL L-ALPHA-GLYCERYL-(2-AMINOETHYL)PHOSPHONATES.


STUDIES ON 5-HYDROXYURIDINE.

STUDIES ON 5-HYDROXYURIDINE.


THE METABOLISM OF QUINALDYLGLYCYLGLYCINE, A URINARY METABOLITE OF QUINALDIC ACID IN THE CAT.


THE STRUCTURE OF A URINARY METABOLITE OF PROSTAGLANDIN F1-ALPHA IN THE RAT. PROSTAGLANDINS AND RELATED FACTORS 29.


SITES OF INHIBITION BY 2,3-DIMERCAPTOPROPANOL IN A SOLUBLE ELECTRON TRANSPORT SYSTEM FROM BEEF HEART.


CAROTENOID DE-EPOXIDATIONS IN ALGAE. II. ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF ANTHERAXANTHIN TO ZEAXANTHIN.


EFFECT OF FOLIC ACID AND ANALOGUES ON THE DEHYDROGENASE AND ISOMERASE ACTIVITIES OF LIVER ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE.


THE REDUCED PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE DEHYDROGENASES OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES.


IDENTIFICATION OF HORMONES AFFECTING PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE METABOLISM OF RAT LIVER.


THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCY OF FREE RADICAL CONCENTRATION IN REDUCED DIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE-CYTOCHROME C REDUCTASE SYSTEMS.


MIXED FUNCTION OXIDATION. II. SEPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE ENZYMES CATALYZING CAMPHOR LACTONIZATION.


THE BETA-GALACTOSIDE PERMEASE SYSTEM AND THE METABOLISM OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


EFFECT OF ALKALI AND BOROHYDRIDE ON CARDIAC CYTOCHROME OXIDASE. FORMATION OF SCHIFF BASE.


STUDIES ON COENZYME Q. PATTERN OF LABELING IN COENZYME Q9 AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF ISOTOPIC ACETATE AND AROMATIC AMINO ACIDS TO RATS.


STUDIES ON COENZYME Q. THE ISOLATION, CHARACTERIZATION, AND GENERAL PROPERTIES OF A PARTLY REDUCED COENZYME Q10 FROM PENICILLIUM STIPITATUM.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF AURANTIOGLIOCLADIN AND COENZYME Q IN MOLDS.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMAN PLASMINOGEN AND PLASMIN.


THE STEREOSPECIFIC CONVERSION OF STEARIC ACID TO OLEIC ACID.


ON THE MECHANISM OF BETA-OXIDATION OF LONG CHAIN FATTY ACIDS BY LIVER MITOCHONDRIA FROM NORMAL AND ALLOXAN-DIABETIC RATS.


A BACILLUS SUBTILIS PROTEINASE. I. PRODUCTION, PURIFICATION, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A PROTEINASE FROM A TRANSFORMABLE STRAIN OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


THE 21-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASES OF LIVER. A NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE AND TWO NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE DEHYDROGENASES.


A BACILLUS SUBTILIS PROTEINASE. II. ULTRACENTRIFUGAL AND ELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES.


ELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES OF LYSINE-EXTRACTED PLASMINOGEN.


A STUDY OF "SUPERPRECIPITATION" OF MYOSIN B BY THE CHANGE IN TURBIDITY.


A NEW METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF ALPHA AND BETA SUBUNITS OF HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN.


3,4-DIHYDROXYPHENYLETHYLAMINE BETA-HYDROXYLASE: A COPPER PROTEIN.


ISOLATION OF ALPHA-PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDES FROM AZOTOBACTER VINELANDII.


BETA-(N-ACETYLGLUCOSAMINE)-N-GLYCOSIDASE: AN ENZYME WHICH CATALYZES THE HYDROLYSIS OF 1-BETA-ASPARTYL-2-ACETAMIDO-1,2-DIDEOXY-D-GLUCOSYLAMINE.


CHARACTERISTICS OF AN IMMUNE SYSTEM COMMON TO CERTAIN EXTERNAL SECRETIONS. The gamma(1)A present in saliva and colostrum exists largely in the form of higher polymers, the major component of which has a sedimentation coefficient of 11S. The 11S gamma(1)A in these fluids differs from the polymers found in normal and myeloma sera both immunologically and by the fact that their sedimentation coefficients are unaffected by disulfide bond reduction in the absence of urea. However, like other gamma-globulins the 11S gamma(1)A molecules consist of multiple polypeptide chains linked by disulfide bonds. Local synthesis of gamma(1)A in the salivary gland has been shown by fluorescent and autoradiographic studies, although the fraction of the total salivary gamma(1)A which is derived from local production is uncertain. No evidence of transport of intravenously administered I(131)-labeled 7S gamma(1)A from serum to saliva was obtained. Immunological specificity has been demonstrated in the salivary and colostral gamma(1)A. Whether that portion of the gamma(1)A which is immunologically specific is a piece incorporated during the local synthesis of gamma(1)A in the gland or is added by the epithelial cell in the process of transport remains to be determined. Antibody activity (isohemagglutinins) have been demonstrated in saliva and colostrum and have been shown to be of the gamma(1)A-type. In both of these fluids activity is associated primarily with gamma(1)A-polymers of 11S and 18S sizes. There appears to be an immunological system which is characteristic of certain external secretions. Its properties including the local production of a distinctive type of antibody separate it from the "systemic" system responsible for the production of circulating antibody. This system may play a significant role in the body's defense mechanisms against allergens and microorganisms.


ONSET AND DURATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN ANTIBODY FORMING CELLS AFTER ANTIGEN. Within 5 hours after the intravenous injection of particulate antigen into the primarily immunized mouse, precursors of antibody-forming cells began DNA synthesis as shown by the incorporation of tritium-labeled thymidine. DNA synthesis continued for at least 24 hours and essentially stopped by 48 hours. No DNA synthesis in antibody-forming precursor cells occurred before the injection of antigen.


THE INHERITANCE OF THE PROTEIN AND NUCLEIC ACID CHARACTERISTICS OF T2 AND T6 BACTERIOPHAGE. A study of the immunological properties of phage strains derived from T2 x T6 crosses revealed that the majority of the progeny differ serologically from the parental viruses. Some hybrids were found to contain head membranes having the serological specificity of both T2 and T6 phages, while others contained tail sheaths of the former and the tail fibers of the latter. Since the immunological properties of all hybrids were heritable, it has been concluded that the serological specificity of the head proteins of T2 and T6 is controlled by at least two genetic determinants, and that the specificities of the fiber and sheath proteins may be governed by single genes. Furthermore it was found that nucleic acids of hybrids had similar proportions of unsubstituted, mono- and diglucosylated hydroxymethylcytosine nucleotides to the nucleic acid of either T2 or T6 phage. Since the parental and hybrid viruses having chemically similar nucleic acids contained in some instances serologically different proteins, it has also been concluded that the extent of glucosylation of the hydroxymethylcytosine component of viral nucleic acids and the immunological properties of viral proteins are independently heritable traits of T2 and T6 bacteriophages.


THE DIFFERENTIATION OF MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES. MORPHOLOGY, CYTOCHEMISTRY, AND BIOCHEMISTRY. The in vitro differentiation of homogeneous populations of monocyte-like cells from the unstimulated mouse peritoneal cavity is described. Under the conditions employed, a progressive increase in cell size occurs without significant cell division. This process is characterized morphologically by the accumulation of phase-dense and neutral red-positive granules, mitochondria, and lipid droplets. The phase-dense granules react strongly for acid phosphatase. Biochemical determinations indicate marked increases in the total content and specific activity of acid phosphatase, cathepsin, and beta-glucuronidase. The production of acid phosphatase is more rapid and extensive than that of the other two hydrolases. From these data it appears that the conversion of a monocyte-like cell to a mature macrophage is accompanied by the formation of increased numbers of lysosome-like cytoplasmic organelles. Mouse peritoneal phagocytes stimulated in vivo with a bacterial lipopolysaccharide undergo a similar series of morphological and biochemical events.


A NEW CLASS OF HUMAN IMMUNOGLOBULINS. I. A UNIQUE MYELOMA PROTEIN. The unique myeloma protein from S. J., a patient with multiple myeloma, was isolated and characterized. It resembled other myeloma proteins in many respects. The S. J. myeloma protein migrated in a distinct peak in the slow beta-globulin region on zone electrophoresis, appeared as a single band on starch gel electrophoresis, and sedimented at 7.04S in the ultracentrifuge. Papain and cysteine treatment produced Fc (fast) and Fab (slow) fragments. Reduction and alkylation of the myeloma protein produced heavy and light chains in a ratio of approximately 3:1. The S. J. myeloma protein had type L (type II) light chains. These were antigenically similar to the Bence Jones protein also found in this patient. The S. J. myeloma protein was unique in the properties of its heavy chains. The myeloma protein (and its heavy chains and Fc pieces) did not contain antigenic determinants specific for IgG, IgA, or IgM. The myeloma protein (and its heavy chains), however, did contain antigenic determinants which are characteristic of a new class of immunoglobulin. The S. J. myeloma protein was unusual also in its effect on the metabolism of normal IgG and in the electrophoretic mobility of the Fc fragment produced by papain digestion. No evidence was obtained to indicate that the entire heavy polypeptide of the S. J. protein was a grossly abnormal product of malignant cell metabolism. The unique properties of the S. J. myeloma protein (and its heavy chains) are believed to represent, in large measure, properties to be found in a small part of the normal immunoglobulin population.


A NEW CLASS OF HUMAN IMMUNOGLOBULINS. II. NORMAL SERUM IGD. A new class of immunoglobulin, IgD, was identified in normal human serum by immunochemical technics. Antiserums prepared against the unique S.J. myeloma protein facilitated recognition of the related normal protein. IgD was shown to possess type K (I) and type L (II) light chain determinants, similar to those present in other classes of immunoglobulins. IgD does not possess determinants which are specific to IgG, IgA, or IgM. The IgD proteins possess their own specific antigenic determinants. IgD migrates in the fast gamma-region on immunoelectrophoresis. The properties on sephadex gel filtration and DEAE cellulose chromatography are described. IgD was found to have a median level of 0.03 mg/ml in 100 normal serums. The range of concentrations found in individual normal serums is much wider, however, than that of other classes of immunoglobulins. IgD, on the average, accounts for less than 1 per cent of the normal serum immunoglobulins.


A STUDY OF THE CROSS-REACTIVITY OF ANTIPURIN-6-OYL SERUM WITH DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA). The specificity of the reaction of antipurin-6-oyl sera with thermally denatured DNA has been studied by means of hapten inhibition techniques. The relative order of effectiveness of various haptens as inhibitors of the complement fixation reaction between DNA and antipurin-6-oyl serum was found to be comparable to their relative order of effectiveness as inhibitors of the precipitin reaction between purin-6-oyl-protein conjugates and antipurin-6-oyl serum. Antipurin-6-oyl antibody has been purified and has been shown to be capable of reacting with thermally denatured DNA. It is concluded that the reactivity of these purine-specific antisera with DNA is a property of antibody with specificity for the purin-6-oyl moiety. In addition, the reaction between antipurinoyl sera and DNA has been demonstrated by the techniques of radioimmunoelectrophoresis and passive cutaneous anaphylaxis.


STRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE AUTOANTIBODIES. I. L CHAIN TYPES AND ELECTROPHORETIC DISPERSION. The 7S gamma-globulins causing erythrocyte autosensitization in 20 patients were isolated by elution and examined for homogeneity or heterogeneity of their L chain types and electrophoretic dispersion. The isolated erythrocyte autoantibodies from 12 patients contained only 1 detectable L chain type. Two of these "monotypic" populations showed appreciable restriction of electrophoretic dispersion, while 2 others more nearly resembled the electrophoretic heterogeneity of normal gamma-globulins. The autoantibodies from the other 8 patients exhibited L chains of both types. The single "bitypic" population so tested was relatively polydisperse electrophoretically. As a comparison, anti-Rh(o) isoantibodies from 5 of 6 donors without known hematologic disease showed bitypic reactions, and 2 of these isoantibody populations were relatively polydisperse electrophoretically. One Rh isoantibody is described which contained only 1 demonstrable L chain type. The structural similarities to "paraproteins" observed in a significant proportion of these erythrocyte autoantibodies raise the possibility of their origin from a restricted population of antibody forming cells, and may have implications concerning the pathogenesis of erythrocyte autosensitization.


ISOLATION, CHARACTERIZATION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN RABBIT LEUCOCYTES. Acid mucopolysaccharides have been extracted from whole rabbit polymorphonuclear leucocytes and from the cytoplasmic granules of these cells. The leucocyte acid mucopolysaccharides can be separated into two fractions by the solubility of their CPC complexes in solutions of differing salt concentration. One of these fractions appears to be identical with hyaluronic acid; the other appears to be an atypical chondroitin sulfate. On both a dry weight and total protein basis the polymorphonuclear leucocyte granule contains approximately 2.6 times as much acid mucopolysaccharide as does the whole cell. Hyaluronic acid is concentrated in the granules in particular; its function is unknown. These results do not indicate that all lysosomes contain abundant acid mucopolysaccharides, for no detectable carbohydrate of this class could be extracted from lysosome-rich alveolar macrophages.


STUDIES ON THE LYMPHOCYTOSIS INDUCED IN MICE BY BORDETELLA PERTUSSIS. 1. Intravenous injection into mice of phase I Bordetella pertussis vaccine resulted in a striking hyperleucocytosis with a predominating lymphocytosis. Intraperitoneal inoculation was less effective, and subcutaneous administration was inactive. 2. Active immunization prevented the hyperleucocytosis; passive immunization was less effective. 3. Reticuloendothelial blockage reduced the effect of the vaccine. 4. Extirpation of the spleen or thymus did not alter the leucocyte response. 5. Histologic studies suggested that the increase in circulating lymphocytes resulted from release of cells from lymphoid organs, including the thymus.


RELATIONSHIP OF DONOR AGE TO IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE VIRUS BY MOUSE KIDNEY CELLS. Multiplication of foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) was compared in kidney cells from 7- to 35-day-old mice representing various degrees of age resistance to this virus. Three types of cell preparations were used: primary monolayer cultures, suspensions of dispersed cells, and suspensions of minced tissue. Virus multiplication in the two types of cell suspensions was related to the age of the donors both in regard to time when multiplication first became evident and to the amount of virus produced. While adsorption rates were similar in the cells from all age groups, virus multiplication began earlier in cells from younger mice and more virus was produced by these cells than by cells from older animals. There was no significant difference in the virus growth rates in the primary monolayer cultures of cells. The results indicate that kidney cells from mice 7 to 35 days old vary in their ability to produce virus in relation to the degree of susceptibility of the cell donors. After propagation of the cells in primary monolayer cultures, however, this difference no longer exists probably because of cell selection under the cultural conditions.


SOME DIFFICULTIES WITH TACHISTOSCOPIC RESEARCH.


SCAPEGOATING: A METHODOLOGICAL CRITIQUE.


THE STIMULATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN CULTURES OF RABBIT LYMPH NODE AND SPLEEN CELL SUSPENSIONS BY HOMOLOGOUS CELLS. An early proliferative response follows the mixing of homologous spleen or lymph node suspensions obtained from two unrelated rabbits. The rate of incorporation of radioactive thymidine has been used as a quantitative measure of this response. Thymus cells do not respond to homologous cell suspensions but may on occasion serve to stimulate the response in homologous spleen or lymph node cells. Homologous erythrocytes or autologous tissues do not stimulate a response. No response occurs if the two cell populations are separated by a Millipore membrane. Autoradiographic studies have established that 1 to 2 per cent of the intial cell population is involved in the response and they are large undifferentiated cells by the time they can first be identified as responders. There was no morphological evidence of any cellular interaction and the viability of mixed suspensions was not measurably different from that observed in separate suspension. Simultaneous additive responses could be obtained to homologous cells and to antigen when cell suspensions from immunized rabbits were used. The interaction of the cell populations from the two rabbits did not appear to suppress the response of each to antigen. The speed and magnitude of the response were in everyway comparable with the secondary response of cell suspensions from immunized rabbits exposed to the immunizing antigen. No evidence was obtained of any enhancement of the response to homologous cells by prior immunization with homologous tissues, but the possibility that it had occurred was not rigidly excluded.


NORMATIVE AND IPSATIVE CORRELATIONS.

NORMATIVE AND IPSATIVE CORRELATIONS.


AN EXPERIMENT ON THE LEARNING OF REDUNDANCIES.


THE IDENTIFICATION OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN FEMALES BY THE USE OF THE RORSCHACH.


MANIFEST STRENGTHENING OF CORRECT RESPONSES OF PAIRED-ASSOCIATES UNDER POSTCRITERION ZERO PER CENT OCCURRENCE OF RESPONSE MEMBERS.


SENSORY DEPRIVATION, PERSONALITY, AND VISUAL IMAGERY.


EFFECTS OF ROTATION SPEED, EXPOSURE TIME, AND DISTANCE ON THE SPIRAL AFTEREFFECT.


CONSTANT FLASHES FROM AN AC SOURCE.

CONSTANT FLASHES FROM AN AC SOURCE.


UTILITY OF A NEW METHOD FOR PREDICTING COLLEGE GRADES.


LIFT REACTION TIME AND TOPOGRAPHIC COMPATIBILITY OF THE S-R FIELD.


THE NONINDEPENDENCE OF RESPONSES TO A TWO-CHOICE SITUATION.


PHILOSOPHICAL AND EMPIRICAL REDUCTIONISM IN PSYCHOLOGY.


ARE HOLISTIC CONSTRUCTS IN PSYCHOLOGY FICTIONS?


TOWARDS A METAPSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE FOR PSYCHOLOGY.


TELEOLOGY AND DETERMINISM IN MOTIVATIONAL CONCEPTS.


TAILORED CRITERIA OF CHANGE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN WORD ASSOCIATIONS.

SEX DIFFERENCES IN WORD ASSOCIATIONS.


THE NATURE OF THE ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES WHICH INITIATE ANAPHYLACTIC REACTIONS. II. THE EFFECT OF MOLECULAR SIZE ON THE ABILITIES OF HOMOLOGOUS MULTIVALENT BENZYLPENICILLOYL HAPTENS TO EVOKE PCA AND PASSIVE ARTHUS REACTIONS IN THE GUINEA PIG.


BIOLOGIC PROPERTIES OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES. VII. VASCULAR PERMEABILITY IN GUINEA PIG SKIN INDUCED BY POLYINOSINIC ACID.


THE FATE OF RADIOACTIVE BOVINE GAMMA-GLOBULIN DURING THE PRIMARY ANTIBODY RESPONSE IN THE MOUSE.


IMMUNIZATION OF MICE TO COCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS: DOSE, REGIMEN AND SPHERULATION STAGE OF KILLED SPHERULE VACCINES.


REACTIVATION BY PHYSICAL MEANS OF ANTIBODY-NEUTRALIZED POLIOVIRUS.


ERYTHROCYTE CHIMERISM AND ACQUIRED IMMUNOLOGIC TOLERANCE.


ORGAN-SPECIFIC ANTIGENS OF LIVER, TESTICLE AND PITUITARY.


PLASMOCYTES IN THE THYMUS OF THE NORMAL RAT.


THE NATURE OF ANTIBODIES FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL ARBOVIRUS INFECTION IN GUINEA PIGS.


ANTIGENS OF BACTERIOPHAGE PHI-X174.

ANTIGENS OF BACTERIOPHAGE PHI-X174.


BIOCHEMICAL AND ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF A PURIFIED NEUROTOXIN OF VIPERA PALESTINAE VENOM.


REJECTION OF ALLOGENEIC SKIN GRAFTS AND PRODUCTION OF SPECIFIC HEMAGGLUTININS BY NONIRRADIATED AND IRRADIATED MICE SENSITIZED BY VARIOUS MEANS.


THE RELATIVE HEAT STABILITY OF ANTIBODIES IN CHROMATOGRAPHIC FRACTIONS OF RABBIT ANTISERA TO VARIOUS ANTIGENS.


INDUCTION OF MITOSIS IN MACROPHAGES BY ENDOTOXIN.


STUDIES ON LYSOLECITHIN FORMATION IN IMMUNE HEMOLYSIS.


EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS OF HEMAGGLUTINATION FOR QUANTITATIVE STUDIES. II. METHODS FOR ENUMERATION OF FREE CELLS IN AGGLUTINATION.


EXTENT OF ANTIGENIC VARIATION OF A2 INFLUENZA VIRUSES FROM PROTOTYPE STRAINS.


EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS OF HEMAGGLUTINATION FOR QUANTITATIVE STUDIES. I. LIMITATIONS IN THE APPLICATION OF INSTRUMENT MEASUREMENTS.


A COMPARISON OF THYMECTOMIZED AND ANTITHYMOCYTE SERUM-TREATED MICE IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT OF HYPERSENSITIVITY TO PROTEIN ANTIGENS.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF SERUM IMMUNOGLOBULINS IN ANTIBODY-AGAR PLATES.


ANTIBODY PRODUCTION BY DETERMINED CELLS IN DIFFUSION CHAMBERS.


HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES OF RABBIT MONONUCLEAR EXUDATE CELLS. II. LYSOZYME: PROPERTIES AND QUANTITATIVE ASSAY IN TUBERCULOUS AND CONTROL INBRED RABBITS.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH ECT ALONE AND ECT SUPPLEMENTED BY TRIFLUOPERAZINE.


ESTIMATION OF THE RESIDUAL VOLUME OF THE LUNGS BY NITROGEN WASHOUT TECHNIQUE.


MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE RETENTION OF URINE.

MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE RETENTION OF URINE.


CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE. FOLLOW-UP STUDIES OF 'FRANK' AND 'LATENT' CARCINOMA.


ONE-STAGE PROSTATECTOMY. AN EVALUATION OF FREYER'S, THOMSON-WALKER'S, MILLIN'S AND VESICOCAPSULAR METHODS WITH A STUDY OF 30 CASES.


CHANGING PATTERNS OF GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTICE.


SPINAL ARACHNOIDITIS FOLLOWING SPINAL ANAESTHESIA.


RENAL OSTEOSCLEROSIS FOLLOWING URETEROCOLIC ANASTOMOSIS.


GLOMUS TUMOUR.

GLOMUS TUMOUR.


CHRONIC PANCREATITIS WITH JAUNDICE, PANCREATIC CALCIFICATION AND DIABETES MELLITUS.


PULMONARY HYDATID DISEASE. REPORT OF SEVEN CASES.


EXTRAPYRAMIDAL MANIFESTATIONS DUE TO PHENOTHIAZINES.


A CASE OF GAS GANGRENE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION.


CONSTANCY AND CHANGE IN NEUROSURGERY.

CONSTANCY AND CHANGE IN NEUROSURGERY.


MYELOLIPOMA OF THE ADRENAL GLAND.

MYELOLIPOMA OF THE ADRENAL GLAND.


THE CASE OF THE TREMENDOUS TRIFLE.

THE CASE OF THE TREMENDOUS TRIFLE.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAM OF THE MONTH. NONSPECIFICITY OF THE ST-T SEGMENT CHANGES.


X-RAY CONFERENCE. LYMPHOGRAPHY.

X-RAY CONFERENCE. LYMPHOGRAPHY.


THE "FALSE-POSITIVE" SPUTUM CYTOLOGY.

THE "FALSE-POSITIVE" SPUTUM CYTOLOGY.


CAVERNOUS SINUS THROMBOSIS.

CAVERNOUS SINUS THROMBOSIS.


ROLE OF THE NURSE IN TUBERCULOSIS ERADICATION.


WHY IS THIS NAIL ABNORMAL?

WHY IS THIS NAIL ABNORMAL?


PENICILLIN SKIN TEST PROCEDURE AND PREVENTION OF PENICILLIN REACTIONS.


BRONCHIAL OBSTRUCTION FROM ANEURYSM OF THE PULMONARY ARTERY ASSOCIATED WITH ABSENCE OF THE PULMONARY VALVE.


LEFT AORTIC ARCH AND RIGHT DESCENDING AORTA.


JUVENILE PULMONARY ARTERIOPATHY DUE TO PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.


THE PSYCHIATRY OF PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION. I. JACKSON AND LINCOLN.


THE DETECTION OF THYROID ANTIBODIES BY IMMUNO-ELECTROPHORESIS.


AN AUTOMATIC CUVETTE-EMPTYING DEVICE FOR UNICAM ABSORPTIOMETERS.


EVALUATION OF A PYRUVATE MEDIUM IN THE ROUTINE ISOLATION OF MYCOBACTERIA FROM SPUTUM.


RECENT MODIFICATIONS TO OUT TECHNIQUE OF PREPARING THIN, FLAT, POLISHED TOOTH SECTIONS.


A METHOD FOR RAPID DISTINCTION BETWEEN BETA-HAEMOLYTIC GROUP D STREPTOCOCCI AND BETA HAEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI OF OTHER LANCEFIELD GROUPS.


X-RAY DIFFRACTION AND OTHER STUDIES OF THE CALCAREOUS DEPOSITS IN HUMAN PINEAL GLANDS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON THE VASCULAR PERMEABILITY AND THE MECHANISM OF DEMYELINATION IN EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS.


THE REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF TRANSKETOLASE IN THE NORMAL AND THE THIAMINE DEFICIENT NERVOUS SYSTEM.


TECHNICAL NOTE: A SILVER METHOD FOR PARAFFIN SECTIONS OF NEURAL TISSUE.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND NEUROPATHOLOGY.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CORPORA AMYLACEA.

ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CORPORA AMYLACEA.


FIBROUS LONG-SPACING COLLAGEN IN TUMORS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


MORPHOLOGICAL AND PERMEABILITY CHANGES IN THE CEREBRAL PARENCHYMA ADJACENT TO HETEROLOGOUS INTRACEREBRAL TUMORS.


FIBROCARTILAGENOUS VENOUS EMBOLI TO THE SPINAL CORD WITH NECROTIC MYELOPATHY.


THE EFFECT OF METRAZOL ON THE HEMODYNAMICS AND IMPEDANCE OF THE CAT'S BRAIN CORTEX.


POMPE'S DISEASE (DIFFUSE GLYCOGENOSIS) WITH NEURONAL STORAGE.


A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF AN ANTIMETABOLITE, 6-AMINONICOTINAMIDE, ON THE LUMBAR SPINAL CORD OF THE ADULT RAT.


A SEX CHROMATIN NEGATIVE INDIVIDUAL WITH CHROMOSOMES (XO) PLUS A PERSISTENT CENTRIC FRAGMENT.


CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF THERAPY IN CONGENITAL HYPOTHYROIDISM.


TOXICITY, UNTOWARD REACTIONS, AND RELATED CONSIDERATIONS IN THE MEDICAL USE OF PLASTICS.


DETERMINATION OF DRUG ABSORPTION RATES WITHOUT CHEMICAL ASSAY.


EFFECT OF ELECTROPHILIC AND ELECTRODOTIC GROUPS ON THE TITRATION OF AMIDES AND OTHER WEAK BASES.


INCORPORATION OF ORNITHINE-2-C14 INTO SCOPOLAMINE.


DETERMINATION OF MICRO AMOUNTS OF ESTROGENS IN ANABOLIC VITAMIN TABLETS BY QUANTITATIVE PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THYROMIMETICS. IV. SYNTHESIS OF SOME DERIVATIVES OF 3,3',5-TRIIODO-D AND L-THYRONINE.


ANALOGS OF TETRAHYDROFOLIC ACID. XIV. FACILE SYNTHETIC ROUTE TO THE 2-AMINO-5-(3-ANILINOPROPYL)-6-METHYL-4-PYRIMIDINOL TYPE OF FOLIC REDUCTASE AND THYMIDYLATE SYNTHETASE INHIBITOR.


PHASE SOLUBILITY TECHNIQUE IN STUDYING THE FORMATION OF COMPLEX SALTS OF TRIAMTERENE.


BETA-PYRIDYLACRYLOPHENONES AND ANALOGS. NEW CLASS OF ACTIVE CORONARY DILATING AGENTS.


8-ALKOXYQUINOLINIUM AND 8-ALKOXY-N-ALKYLQUINOLINIUM SALTS AND THEIR ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY.


EFFECT OF PROCAINESTERASE LEVELS ON DURATION OF PROCAINE LOCAL ANETHESIA.


SOLUBILIZATION OF WEAKLY ACIDIC AND BASIC DRUGS BY AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF POLYSORBATE 80.


SOLUBILITY OF SALICYLIC ACID AS A FUNCTION OF DIELECTRIC CONSTANT.


CARDIOVASCULAR PHARMACOLOGY OF N,N'-BIS-(ALPHA-(2-PYRIDYL)ETHYL)-ETHYLENEDIAMINE DIMALEATE.


SEGREGATION KINETICS OF PARTICULATE SOLIDS SYSTEMS. II. PARTICLE DENSITY-SIZE INTERACTIONS AND WALL EFFECTS.


EFFECT OF THE SITE OF RELEASE ON THE ABSORPTION OF TRIMEPRAZINE-S35 AND PENICILLIN G IN DOGS.


POTENTIAL ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS DERIVED FROM 1,2-EPOXYINDAN.


ENZYME INHIBITORS. I. INHIBITION OF ADENOSINE DEAMINASE BY ISOSTERIC NUCLEOSIDES.


ENZYME INHIBITORS. II. SYNTHESIS OF TRANS-3-(6-SUBSTITUTED-9-PURINYL)CYCLOHEXANOLS AS ADENOSINE DEAMINASE INHIBITORS.


CRITICAL IN VITRO FACTORS IN EVALUATION OF GASTRIC ANTACIDS. II. INHIBITION OF NEUTRALIZATION RATE OF DRIED ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE GEL.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RATE OF DISSOLUTION, DISINTEGRATION TIME, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY OF RIBOFLAVIN IN SUGAR-COATED TABLETS.


KINETIC STUDY ON HYDROLYSIS OF A MANNICH BASE COMPOUND.


KINETIC ANALYSIS OF BLOOD LEVELS AND URINARY EXCRETION IN THE ABSORPTIVE PHASE AFTER SINGLE DOSES OF DRUG.


POLAROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF SOME SULFONIC ACIDS.


QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE TESTS FOR CHLORAL BETAINE.


NEW AIR SUSPENSION APPARATUS FOR COATING DISCRETE SOLIDS.


MODIFIED METHOD FOR STUDYING ANOREXIGENIC AGENTS IN DOGS.


ESSENTIAL OILS AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS. 23. CHEMOTAXONOMY OF THE GENUS MENTHA.


QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF INFILTRATION ANESTHETICS IN ALBINO MICE.


DETERMINATION OF IRON CONTENT IN MICE.

DETERMINATION OF IRON CONTENT IN MICE.


TRICIN FROM ALFALFA--ISOLATION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY.


EFFECTS OF GIBBERELLIC ACID ON THE FIXED OILS OF FOUR PLANTS.


SIGNIFICANCE OF PHOSPHORUS-NITROGEN RATIO IN U.S.P.THYROID.


3-BROMOPYRUVIC ACID, A HIGHLY SELECTIVE ANTIMICROBIAL AGENT AGAINST CERTAIN YEASTS.


SYNTHESIS OF 5((2-FLUOROETHYL)(2-CHLOROETHYL)AMINO)-6-METHYLURACIL (FLUORODOPAN).


PHYTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF PIPER CHABA.


THIMEROSAL AS A PRESERVATIVE IN BIOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS. 3. FACTORS AFFECTING THE CONCENTRATION OF THIMEROSAL IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS AND IN VACCINES STORED IN RUBBER-CAPPED BOTTLES.


RHODIUM-CATALYZED HYDROGENATION OF ETHYL ANTHRANILATE.


ANTISTAPHYLOCOCCAL ACTIVITY OF SEEDS OF PSORALEA CORYLIFOLIA.


CATALYSIS OF PENICILLIN HYDROLYSIS BY CATECHOL AND 3,6-BIS-(DIMETHYLAMINOMETHYL)CATECHOL.


SEMIAUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR TIMING ROTAROD PERFORMANCE.


SYNTHESIS OF DL-O-METHYLARMEPAVINE.

SYNTHESIS OF DL-O-METHYLARMEPAVINE.


SELECTION OF AN OPTIMAL SURFACE FOR THE PREPARATION OF UNIFORM DETACHED FILMS OF ADHESIVE MATERIALS.


A REVIEW OF SIGNIFICANT ANTI-VIRAL COMPOUNDS.


USE OF DIAZEPAM AS ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS.


CONGENITAL INDIFFERENCE TO PAIN: ITS ORTHOPEDIC SIGNIFICANCE.


THE RUBELLA SYNDROME.

THE RUBELLA SYNDROME.


DRUG-INDUCED LIVER DISEASE.

DRUG-INDUCED LIVER DISEASE.


NOMENCLATURE AND CLASSIFICATION OF HEAT DISORDERS.


SEX-LINKED OCULAR DISORDERS.

SEX-LINKED OCULAR DISORDERS.


PIERRE-FRANCOIS RAYER (1793-1867), PHYSICIAN TO THE KINGS OF  FRANCE.


MECONIUM PERITONITIS.

MECONIUM PERITONITIS.


GASTRIC NECROSIS DUE TO PROLONGED LOCAL GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA.


ORAL AND PARENTERAL IRON THERAPY: A COMPARISON.


ERYSIPELOTHRIX ENDOCARDITIS: REPORT OF A CASE WITH CEREBRAL MANIFESTATIONS.


HIGH-SPEED DRILL FOR BIOPSIES IN MAN.

HIGH-SPEED DRILL FOR BIOPSIES IN MAN.


EXPERIENCE IN REGIONAL HOSPITALS.

EXPERIENCE IN REGIONAL HOSPITALS.


SERUM-HATOGLOBIN IN NON-OPERATED CONGENITAL  HEART-DISEASE.


HYDROCORTISONE AND/OR DESICCATED THYROID IN PHYSIOLOGIC DOSAGE. XV. THYROID THERAPY, SERUM CPK, AND OTHER INDICES IN MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.


STUDIES ON THE RELATION BETWEEN MOBILIZATION OF FREE FATTY ACIDS AND ENERGY METABOLISM IN MAN: EFFECTS OF NOREPINEPHRINE AND NICOTINIC ACID.


EFFECT OF HYDROCORTISONE ON BLOOD AMMONIA CONCENTRATIONS IN HEPATIC DISEASE.


ALTERED CORTISOL METABOLISM IN ADVANCED CANCER AND OTHER TERMINAL ILLNESSES: EXCRETION OF 6-HYDROXYCORTISOL.


THE DIURNAL RHYTHM OF URINARY ELECTROLYTE EXCRETION. II. IN CERTAIN DISEASE STATES.


SERUM LIPOPROTEINS OF AMAZONIAN INDIANS AND INHABITANTS OF AN  URBAN AREA OF VENEZUELA FRACTIONATED BY PREPARATIVE ULTRACENTRIFUGATION.


INTESTINAL GLUCOSE FORMATION.

INTESTINAL GLUCOSE FORMATION.


THE LIPID CONTENT OF THE HUMAN LIVER: A COMPARISON BETWEEN PATIENTS WITH GALLSTONE DISEASE AND PEPTIC ULCER.


HEPATIC GLUCOKINASE ACTIVITY IN HUMAN DIABETICS AND NONDIABETICS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL: WEEKLY CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL EXERCISES.


THE TREATMENT OF NEPHROSIS.

THE TREATMENT OF NEPHROSIS.


INFORMATION AVAILABILITY AT POISON CONTROL CENTERS.


THYROIDECTOMY. 1.

THYROIDECTOMY. 1.


TEACHING THE FOUR-MONTH PUPIL MIDWIFE.

TEACHING THE FOUR-MONTH PUPIL MIDWIFE.


KORSAKOFF'S PSYCHOSIS.

KORSAKOFF'S PSYCHOSIS.


THE PRE-SET TRAY SYSTEM AT HAMMERSMITH HOSPITAL, LONDON.


A CASE OF ACUTE LYSOL POISONING.

A CASE OF ACUTE LYSOL POISONING.


HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE. 2.

HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE. 2.


THE PRINCIPLES OF NURSING APPLIED TO EVERYDAY CARE OF THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL.


A DISPOSABLE ENEMA.

A DISPOSABLE ENEMA.


COMMUNICATION IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY.


CONDITIONS ARISING IN THE NEWBORN.

CONDITIONS ARISING IN THE NEWBORN.


THE TUTOR IN A COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION.


THE TUTOR AS A MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE.

THE TUTOR AS A MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE.


THE MATERNITY PATIENT IN HOSPITAL.

THE MATERNITY PATIENT IN HOSPITAL.


STUDY TOUR IN ISRAEL.

STUDY TOUR IN ISRAEL.


CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. A MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEM.


KWASHIORKOR.

KWASHIORKOR.


LIFE IN AN AFRICAN COUNTRY HOSPITAL.

LIFE IN AN AFRICAN COUNTRY HOSPITAL.


LIGNEOUS PELVIC CELLULITIS.

LIGNEOUS PELVIC CELLULITIS.


THE REHABILITATION OF THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT.


TEMPLE FAY, M.D.--INQUISITIVE SCIENTIST, PROLIFIC SCRIVENER. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HIS WRITINGS.


INFLUENCE OF ASCITIC FLUID FROM EHRLICH CARCINOMA ON ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS OF EPITHELIAL HUMAN KIDNEY CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE.


PASSAGE OF INERT SUBSTANCES AND OXYGEN IN THE HUMAN PLACENTA.


IMMUNIZATION AGAINST TETANUS.

IMMUNIZATION AGAINST TETANUS.


TUMOROUS ABNORMALITIES OF ADIPOSE TISSUE.


THE EFFECT OF TETRACYCLINE ON BLOOD UREA.


POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION IN CUMBERLAND.


RUPTURE OF THE OESOPHAGUS SIMULATING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


A CASE OF NON-FAMILIAL DEGENERATIVE CHOREA.


A BILATERAL AND FUNCTIONING BRENNER TUMOUR OF THE OVARY.


ILEAL PERFORATION AND ACUTE PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF APPENDICITIS.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF APPENDICITIS.


EOSINOPHILIC INFILTRATION OF THE STOMACH AND DUODENUM COMPLICATED BY PERFORATION.


LONG-TERM REMISSION FOLLOWING METHOTREXATE THERAPY IN A CASE OF HAND-SCHULLER-CHRISTIAN DISEASE.


FILARIASIS AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING IN PREGNANCY.


TOXOPLASMOSIS PRESENTING AS A SWELLING IN THE AXILLARY TAIL OF THE BREAST.


PNEUMATOSIS CYSTOIDES INTESTINALIS ASSOCIATED WITH ABDOMINAL CARCINOMATOSIS.


JEJUNAL DIVERTICULOSIS, MEGALOBLASTIC ANAEMIA AND PARTIAL GASTRIC ATROPHY.


BLIND TRIAL OF A DEGRADED CARRAGEENIN AND ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE GEL IN THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCERATION.


AMPUTATION OF THE LOWER LIMB FOR ISCHAEMIC DISEASE--A STUDY OF THE FUNCTIONAL RESULTS.


A CASE OF FEMALE HERMAPHRODITISM WITH ASSOCIATED CONGENITAL DEFECTS: REVIEW OF SOME AETIOLOGIC PROBLEMS.


DIAPHYSEAL ACLASIS: REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND REPORT OF AN UNUSUAL CASE.


RUBELLA AND POLYARTHRITIS.

RUBELLA AND POLYARTHRITIS.


ANDREAS VESALIUS 1514-1564.

ANDREAS VESALIUS 1514-1564.


PRAIRIE RATTLESNAKE BITES IN SOUTH DAKOTA.


RADIOACTIVITY TRANSPORT IN WATER. THE DISPERSION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN OPEN CHANNEL FLOW. TECHN REP 2, ORO-619.


MEASUREMENT OF AIRWAY RESISTANCE WITH A VOLUME DISPLACEMENT BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPH. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-17.


SCATTERED RADIATION FROM A COBALT-60 SOURCE IN A BRICK STRUCTURE. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-14.


DETERMINATION OF THE SOLUBILITY OF NEON IN WATER AND EXTRACTED HUMAN FAT. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-28.


EFFECTS OF ARGININE, L-GLUTAMATE, AND PYRIDOXINE ON THE TOXICITY OF AEROZINE. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-49.


A SURVEY OF PROTON EXPOSURE FACILITIES. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-16.


MAXIMUM PRESSURE-VOLUME RELATIONSHIPS OF THE HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-21.


CEREBRAL ARTERIOVENOUS DIFFERENCES IN METABOLIC SUBSTRATES DURING HYPERTHERMIA. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-44.


CATHETER-TIP FLOWMETER FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF CORONARY ARTERIAL BLOOD FLOW IN  INTACT ANESTHETIZED DOGS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-33.


SOUND TRANSMISSION IN HELIUM AND VARIOUS GASES AT LOW PRESSURES. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-43.


GLIOBLASTOMA MULTIFORME.

GLIOBLASTOMA MULTIFORME.


RADIOPROTECTION WITH AET-CYSTEINE IN THE RHESUS MONKEY. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-40.


APPRAISAL OF GLOMECTOMY FOR ASTHMA.

APPRAISAL OF GLOMECTOMY FOR ASTHMA.


INCIDENCE OF HEARING LOSS AND OTOLARYNGOLOGIC DISORDERS IN CONSECUTIVE ADMISSIONS TO A STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL.


REPORT ON FLUORIDATION FOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. A TEN YEAR EVALUATION.


THE USES OF ESOPHAGEAL PROSTHESES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CARCINOMA.


PATIENT RETURN RATES TO TWO MENTAL HOSPITALS.


PLATELET DISORDERS.

PLATELET DISORDERS.


SOME NEW LABORATORY SERVICES.

SOME NEW LABORATORY SERVICES.


ENNION S. WILLIAMS, M.D.--1906-1965.

ENNION S. WILLIAMS, M.D.--1906-1965.


RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN MEDICINE.

RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN MEDICINE.


MORPHOLOGY OF THE PERSISTENT FORAMEN PRIMUM.


MACROMASTIA IN WOMEN AND ITS SURGICAL TREATMENT. A CLINICAL STUDY BASED ON 1,042 CASES.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT OF THE PRIMUM TYPE.


THE SURGERY OF SEPTUM PRIMUM DEFECTS.

THE SURGERY OF SEPTUM PRIMUM DEFECTS.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF OSTIUM PRIMUM DEFECTS. OPERATIVE RESULTS AND COMPLICATIONS.


ENDOCARDIAL CUSHION DEFECT. CLINICAL AND SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


SURGICAL EXPERIENCE WITH A SMALL NUMBER OF REPAIRED OSTIUM PRIMUM DEFECTS.


PACEMAKER STIMULATION IN VENTRICULAR PAROXYSMAL TACHYCARDIA.


DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT OF AORTIC ANEURYSMS.


SURGERY OF AORTIC ANEURYSMS. ANALYSIS OF 36 OPERATION CASES.


CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE SURGERY OF AORTIC ANEURYSMS.


PROPHYLACTIC USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN SURGERY OF THE LUNG.


EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION WITH HYPOTHERMIA AND SYMPATHETIC BLOC.


RAPID HYPOTHERMIA AND INTRAVASCULAR AGGREGATION IN TOTAL BODY PERFUSION.


ACID-CITRATE-DEXTROSE (ACD) BLOOD IN EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


SOME ASPECTS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT IN CHRONIC PERICARDITIS.


POSTOPERATIVE INFECTION IN THORACIC SURGERY.


AORTO-INTESTINAL FISTULA. LATE COMPLICATION AFTER ABDOMINAL HOMOGRAFT.


TREATMENT OF PYOPNEUMOTHORAX IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


FATAL PULMONARY EMBOLISM. THE PROSPECTS OF SURGERY.


INTRATHORACIC ABERRANT GOITER.

INTRATHORACIC ABERRANT GOITER.


EFFECT OF HAEMODYNAMICS ON HEALING OF VASCULAR PROSTHESES.


COMPARISON STUDIES OF TUBING USED IN HEART-LUNG BY PASS.


CIRCULATORY CHANGES DURING 100 PER CENT OXYGEN RESPIRATION AND ACUTE HYPOXIA FOR PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION IN THORACIC PATIENTS.


TRAUMATIC RIGHT DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA WITH DISLOCATION OF THE LIVER INTO THE RIGHT THORAX.


PYOPNEUMOPERICARDIUM WITH OESOPHAGOPERICARDIAL FISTULA. REPORT OF A CASE WITH RECOVERY.


OESOPHAGOPLEURAL FISTULA DIAGNOSED BY MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF PLEURAL  FLUID.


A CASE OF PERICARDIAL FAT NECROSIS SIMULATING TUMOUR OF THE LUNG.


COMPARATIVE SKIN TESTS WITH ANIMAL AND SYNTHETIC CORTICOTROPHIN IN PATIENTS HYPER-SENSITIVE TO ANIMAL CORTICOTROPHIN.


THE EFFECT OF A SALT LOAD AND ALDOSTERONE ON THE ACID-BASE-EQUILIBRIUM AND ON THE ELECTROLYTES IN BLOOD AND URINE OF NORMAL SUBJECTS FOLLOWING CHEMICAL BLOCKADE OF THE ADRENAL CORTEX.


IN VITRO STIMULATION OF STEROIDOSYNTHESIS IN THE HUMAN OVARY BY HUMAN FSH AND LH.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF OLDER MEN. I. EFFECTS OF NONESSENTIAL NITROGEN SUPPLEMENTS FED WITH DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OF ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF OLDER MEN. II. METHIONINE AND LYSINE.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF NUTRIENT INTAKE AND EXERCISE TO SERUM CHOLESTEROL LEVELS IN WHITE MALES IN EVANS COUNTY, GEORGIA.


SOME EFFECTS OF DIETARY FAT UPON STEROID AND AMINO ACID METABOLISM.


CHOLESTEROL METABOLISM. IV. STUDIES OF INTESTINAL HYDROLYSIS OF CHOLESTEROL ACETATE.


EFFECT OF A SERUM CHOLESTEROL-LOWERING DIET ON COMPOSITION OF DEPOT FAT IN MAN.


FAT-CONTROLLED DIETS.

FAT-CONTROLLED DIETS.


GLUCOSE AND FREE FATTY ACID METABOLISM IN OBESE ADOLESCENTS.


HYPERVITAMINOSIS A: REPORT OF A CASE.

HYPERVITAMINOSIS A: REPORT OF A CASE.


BASE CURVE CHANGES OF POLYMETHYLMETHACRYLATE CONTACT LENSES.


THE SPORTS WEARER OF CONTACT LENSES--A NEW APPROACH.


A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF AMPLITUDE CHANGES IN PRESBYOPIA.


OPTOMETRY IN DENMARK.

OPTOMETRY IN DENMARK.


OPTOMETRY TODAY.

OPTOMETRY TODAY.


BETTER VISION FOR A GROWING AMERICA.

BETTER VISION FOR A GROWING AMERICA.


TEMPERATURE CHANGES OF HUMAN CORNEA AND TEARS UNDER A CONTACT LENS. I. THE RELAXED OPEN EYE, AND THE NATURAL AND FORCED CLOSED EYE CONDITIONS.


THE MULTIPLICATION OF AVIAN ENCEPHALOMYELITIS VIRUS IN CHICKEN EMBRYO TISSUES.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF AIRSACCULITIS IN TURKEY POULTS BY INOCULATION WITH "N"-TYPE MYCOPLASMA.


THE EFFECT OF NUTRITION ON MORTALITY FROM LEUKOSIS IN CHICKENS INOCULATED WITH STRAIN RPL-12 AVIAN LEUKOSIS VIRUS.


ROUS SARCOMA AND ITS HELPER VIRUSES (A REVIEW).


THE EFFECT OF FOWL POX VACCINATION, STAIN, AND SEX ON SEVERAL GLANDS OR ORGANS OF WHITE LEGHORN CHICKENS.


SOME PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF TURKEY HEPATITIS VIRUS.


TISSUE-CULTURE SYSTEMS WITH NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS AND RELATIONSHIP OF ANTIGENICITY TO IMMUNOGENICITY AMONG STRAINS.


INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENT OF VIRUS DISEASES OF POULTRY.


SOME STUDIES OF INFECTIOUS BRONCHITIS VIRUS IN CELL CULTURE.


THE STRUCTURE OF ANIMAL VIRUSES.

THE STRUCTURE OF ANIMAL VIRUSES.


PRESENCE OF A NEWCASTLE DISEASE-LIKE AGENT IN CHICKEN EMBRYO CELLS: A PRELIMINARY NOTE.


THE ACTIVITY OF NIHYDRAZONE IN EIMERIA TENELLA INFECTIONS--LABORATORY TRAILS.


ORNITHOSIS: EXPERIMENTAL IMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES.


THE ISOLATION OF A LATENT ADENOLIKE VIRUS FROM CHICKEN KIDNEY CELL CULTURES.


STRAIN STABILITY AND IMMUNOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A TISSUE-CULTURE-MODIFIED INFECTIOUS LARYNGOTRACHEITIS VIRUS.


THE PATHOLOGY OF MYCOTOXICOSIS OF CERTAIN FUNGI IN CHICKENS.


CONTROL OF EXPERIMENTAL MYCOPLASMA GALLISEPTICUM INFECTION IN YOUNG CHICKENS WITH TYLOSIN AND OTHER ANTIBIOTICS.


THE SUBCUTANEOUS MITE OF CHICKENS: AN INCIDENCE REPORT.


TRANSMISSION OF VIRUS FROM FIELD CASES OF AVIAN LYMPHOMATOSIS. II. DEVELOPMENT OF STRAINS BY SERIAL PASSAGE IN LINE 151 CHICKENS.


NATURAL OUTBREAK OF EASTERN AND WESTERN ENCEPHALITIS IN PEN-RAISED CHUKARS IN FLORIDA.


THE FATE OF CHOLESTERYL ESTERS IN HUMAN SERUM INCUBATED IN VITRO AT 38 DEGREES.


MECHANISM OF ACTION OF GLUCOSE AND PYRIMIDINE NUCLEOSIDES ON (14C)FORMATE UTILIZATION BY EHRLICH ASCITES CELLS.


DELAYED SYNTHESIS OF URACIL-DEGRADING ENZYMES IN REGENERATION RAT LIVER.


FEEDBACK INHIBITION OF URIDINE KINASE BY CYTIDINE TRIPHOSPHATE AND URIDINE TRIPHOSPHATE.


RNA SYNTHESIS IN THE MITOTIC CYCLE OF PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM.


THE EFFECT OF METAL IONS ON THE BINDING OF ACRIDINE ORANGE TO TABACCO MOSAIC VIRUS RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


PURIFICATION OF PROTAMINE SULFATE FOR THE QUANTITATIVE PRECIPITATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF LYSYL- AND METHIONYL-SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHETASES FROM WHEAT GERM.


NUCLEOTIDE COMPOSITION AND ARRANGEMENT OF SOLUBLE RNA IN POSTERIOR SILKGLAND.


SOME NEW APPLICATIONS OF MICROCOCCAL NUCLEASE TO THE ELUCIDATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS.


NUCLEASE-RESISTANT SEQUENCES IN ULTRAVIOLET-IRRADIATED DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID.


STUDIES OF THE NUCLEOTIDE ARRANGEMENT IN DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS. IX. SELECTIVE DEGRADATION OF PYRIMIDINE DEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDES.


MOLECULAR EVENTS IN THE REPRODUCTION OF ANIMAL CELLS. 3. FRACTIONAL SYNTHESIS OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID WITH 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE AND ITS EFFECT ON CLONING EFFICIENCY.


DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM THE CHLOROPLASTS OF EUGLENA GRACILIS.


PATTERNS OF GROWTH AND ALPHA-AMYLASE ACTIVITY IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK PANCREAS.


CHANGES IN (14C)GLYCINE-INCORPORATING ACTIVITIES OF RAT-ADRENAL MICROSOMES AND SOLUBLE CELL FRACTION DURING PROLONGED ADRENOCORTICOTROPIN ADMINISTRATION.


INHIBITION OF THE FORMATION IN VITRO OF POLYSOMES BY SUPERNATANT FACTORS FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI.


SYNTHESIS OF PSEUDOURIDINE 5'-DIPHOSPHATE GLUCURONIC ACID.


RADIOSENSITIZATION OF PNEUMOCOCCUS CELLS AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID TO ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT AND X-RAYS BY INCORPORATED 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE.


DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID SOLUTIONS IN SALT WATER, FORMAMIDE AND UREA.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF BACITRACIN AND PROTEIN.

BIOSYNTHESIS OF BACITRACIN AND PROTEIN.


THE EFFECT OF HEPARIN ON THE TITER OF THE INFECTIOUS NUCLEIC ACID FROM THE LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE AGENT.


THERMAL DENATURATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID-ACRIDINE ORANGE COMPLEXES.


(14-C)FORMATE UTILIZATION IN CELL-FREE EXTRACTS OF EHRLICH ASCITES CELLS.


BIOSYNTHESIS IN VICIA SATIVA (COMMON VETCH) OF GAMMA-GLUTAMYL-BETA-CYANOALANINE FROM (BETA-14-C)SERINE AND ITS RELATION TO CYANIDE METABOLISM.


ALVEOLAR-ARTERIAL GAS TENSION GRADIENTS.


VENOUS BLOOD AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ARTERIAL BLOOD FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF CARBON DIOXIDE TENSIONS.


THE ACTION OF ADIABATIC EFFECTS ON THE COMPLIANCE OF AN ARTIFICIAL THORAX.


PETHIDINE COMPARED WITH PETHIDINE PLUS LEVALLORPHAN AND WITH A PLACEBO.


CYCLOPROPANE INDUCTION TO ENDOTRACHEAL ETHER ANAESTHESIA IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


POSOPERATIVE SHVERING AND HYPOXAEMIA AFTER HALOTHANE, NITROUS OXIDE AND OXYGEN ANAESTHESIA.


HYPOXAEMIA AND ATELECTASIS PRODUCED BY FORCED EXPIRATION.


THERAPEUTIC INHALATION ANAESTHESIA.

THERAPEUTIC INHALATION ANAESTHESIA.


CLINICAL STUDIES ON INDUCTION AGENTS. XII. THE INFLUENCE OF SOME PREMEDICANTS ON THE COURSE AND SEQUELAE OF PROPANIDID ANAESTHESIA.


PLACENTAL TRANSFER OF ATROPINE AND THE EFFECT ON FOETAL HEART RATE.


FATAL CEREBRAL ANOXIA FOLLOWING THE USE OF LIGNOCAINE SPRAY FOR BRONCHOSCOPY. A CASE REPORT.


TRANSPORTABLE APPARATUS FOR HALOTHANE ANAESTHESIA.


VARIATION IN KIDNEY LENGTH DURING THE INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAM.


PRIMARY MESENCHYMOMA OF THE PULMONARY ARTERY: RADIOLOGICAL FEATURES.


THE AETIOLOGY OF "SIDEROPENIC" WEB.

THE AETIOLOGY OF "SIDEROPENIC" WEB.


AN IMPROVED RADIOLOGICAL CALSSIFICATION OF DISEASES.


A COMPOSITE FILTER TECHNIQUE AND SPECIAL PATIENT JIG FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE WHOLE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD.


HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON TREATMENT PLANNING FOR INHOMOGENEITIES.


ENERGY DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONS EJECTED FROM BONE AND LUCITE BY 150-300 KVP X-RAYS.


LEPTOMENINGEAL ARTERIAL ANASTOMOSES: AN UNUSUAL ANGIOGRAPHIC PICTURE.


ANGIO-RENOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN LIVING RATS DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF RENAL CORTICAL NECROSIS.


FALLOT'S TETRALOGY--SOME RADIOLOGICAL AND OTHER FINDINGS IN THE FIRST FEW YEARS AFTER TOTAL CORRECTION.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY IN TUMOURS OF THE KIDNEY, BLADDER AND TESTICLE.


NEW CONCEPTS ON THE AETIOLOGY AND VASCULARIZATION OF MENINGIOMATA; THE MECHANISM OF MIGRAINE; THE CHEMICAL PROCESSES OF THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID; AND THE FORMATION OF COLLECTIONS OF BLOOD OR FLUID IN THE SUBDURAL SPACE.


THE ARTICULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF INTESTINAL DISEASE.


THE NON-SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


TEN-YEAR SURVIVAL IN LUNG CANCER. A STUDY OF 56 CASES.


THE RELATION OF OCCUPATION TO CANCER, ESPECIALLY CANCER OF THE LUNG.


EFFECT OF CYTOLOGIC SCREENING ON THE INCIDENCE OF INVASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX IN A SEMI-CLOSED COMMUNITY.


LEUKEMIA AND CANCER IN THE SAME PATIENT.


THE GUILLAIN-BARR'E SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH CANCER.


THE PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF BLOOD VESSEL INVASION AND LYMPHOCYTIC INFILTRATES IN BREAST CARCINOMA.


SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA AND ADENOACANTHOMA OF THE STOMACH. A CLINICOPATHOLOGIC STUDY.


THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY IN EPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA. I. EPITHELIAL CHANGES OF MICE IN SIMPLE DEFICIENCY.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODIES TO HUMAN CANCER-SPECIFIC DNA AND NUCLEAR PROTEINS.


IMMUNOLOGICAL DEFECT IN AGED POPULATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO CANCER.


THYMOMA ASSOCIATED WITH PURE RED-CELL AGENESIS. REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND REPORT OF 4 CASES.


HILUS CELL TUMORS OF THE OVARY. A REVIEW WITH A REPORT OF 3 NEW CASES.


TUMORS OF THE JAW, ODONTOGENIC TISSUES AND MAXILLARY ANTRUM (EXCLUDING BURKITT LYMPHOMA) IN UGANDA AFRICANS.


FIBROUS HAMARTOMA OF INFANCY.

FIBROUS HAMARTOMA OF INFANCY.


HEMANGIOPERICYTOMA.

HEMANGIOPERICYTOMA.


MYELOBLASTOMA PRECEDING BLOOD AND MARROW EVIDENCE OF ACUTE LEUKEMIA.


GIANT-CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG: A DEDIFFERENTIATED ADENOCARCINOMA.


HUNNER'S CYSTOPATHY.

HUNNER'S CYSTOPATHY.


THE FREQUENCY AND BLADDER CALCIFICATION IN A SAMPLE OF BOYS AT ST. MARY'S MISSION, SALISBURY.


PECULIARITIES IN DERMATOLOGY. LICHENIFICATION, AN EXTENSIVE CASE OF LICHEN SIMPLEX CHRONICUS OF VIDAL-BROCQ.


THE DOCTOR AND THE LAW.

THE DOCTOR AND THE LAW.


THE HAEMOLYTIC-URAEMIC SYNDROME OF INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. A REPORT OF ELEVEN CASES.


FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF HUMAN ADIPOSE TISSUE IN DIFFERENT SITES.


METABOLISM OF AROMATIC AMINO ACIDS IN COLLAGEN DISEASES. URINARY EXCRETION OF VANILLACTIC ACID AND DIHYDROXYPHENYLALANINE.


BETTER LIVING FOR THE DISABLED.

BETTER LIVING FOR THE DISABLED.


RELATION BETWEEN INSECURITY AND ONSET OF STUTTERING.


A COMPARISON OF SOUND DISCRIMINATION OF MENTALLY RETARDED AND CEREBRAL PALSIED CHILDREN. FORM A.


VARIATION OF BLOOD HAEMOGLOBIN IN FINNISH TWINS.


EXCRETION OF ENDOGENOUS 11-DEOXY-17-OXO STEROID CONJUGATES IN HUMAN URINE.


TRANSGLUCURONIDASE ACTIVITY OF THE LIVER: A DOSAGE METHOD SUITABLE FOR FRAGMENTS OBTAINED WITH NEEDLE BIOPSY.


A METHOD FOR THE RAPID DETERMINATION OF SERUM TOTAL CHOLESTEROL USING A MODIFICATION OF THE PEARSON REACTION.


AUTOMATED METHOD FOR THE DIRECT DETERMINATION OF TOTAL SERUM CHOLESTEROL.


CHROMATOGRAPHY AND I.R. SPECTROGRAPHY OF INDOCYANINE GREEN.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF BILE LIPIDS.


THE ROLE OF PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF LIPOPROTEINS WITH REGARD TO THE FORMATION OF LIPIDIC PREALBUMIN.


DIFFERENTIAL DETERMINATION OF  GLUCOSAMINE AND GALACTOSAMINE.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF PROSTAGLANDINS IN HUMAN SEMEN.


CAFETERIA CONSULTATIONS. WHY THE LATERAL CHEST FILM?


CORRECTION FOR NON-LINEARITY IN THE RESPONSE OF THE CHROMOSCAN.


UROBILIN IN URINE.

UROBILIN IN URINE.


ELECTROPHORETIC SEPARATION OF LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE AND LEUCYL-BETA-NAPHTHYLAMIDE-SPLITTING ENZYME.


DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN IODINE AND NON-IODINE SPOTS ON PAPER CHROMATOGRAMS DURING THE MICROQUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE IODINATED AMINO ACIDS OF HUMAN SERUM.


A COLORIMETRIC MODIFICATION OF THE PISANO METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF 3-METHOXY-4-HYDROXYMANDELIC ACID IN URINE.


RAPPORT. 3. THE FORMATION OF RAPPORT.

RAPPORT. 3. THE FORMATION OF RAPPORT.


THE ROLE OF THE SYMPATHETICS IN ARRHYTHMIAS PRODUCED BY DIGITALIS.


THYROCALCITONIN: AN EXERCISE IN THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD.


NEUROLOGY GRAND ROUNDS: PETIT MAL, MYOCLONIC AND AKINETIC SEIZURES, INFANTILE SPASMS.


FAMILY ORIENTED APPROACH TO HOSPITALIZING DISTURBED ADOLESCENTS.


PLEURAL BIOPSY.

PLEURAL BIOPSY.


THE TECHNIQUE OF LIVER BIOPSY.

THE TECHNIQUE OF LIVER BIOPSY.


THE THYMUS. 2. IMMUNOLOGICALLY REACTIVE CELLS.


PERORAL SMALL BOWEL BIOPSY.

PERORAL SMALL BOWEL BIOPSY.


SCIENCE TOOLS. 12. THE GERM FREE ANIMAL.


VIM-SILVERMAN NEEDLE BONE MARROW BIOPSY.


INTERMITTENT PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN INFANTS AND SMALL CHILDREN.


RENAL BIOPSY.

RENAL BIOPSY.


THE ALVEOLAR-CAPILLARY BLOCK SYNDROME.

THE ALVEOLAR-CAPILLARY BLOCK SYNDROME.


SCIENCE TOOLS. 15. THE CINEANGIOCARDIOGRAM.


ALCOHOL IN OUR SOCIETY.

ALCOHOL IN OUR SOCIETY.


EXERCISE TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH EMPHYSEMA.


HEALTH PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENTS.

HEALTH PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENTS.


TRAUMA AND OCCLUSIVE DISEASE OF PERIPHERAL VESSELS--SOME MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS.


PEPTIC ULCER TODAY.

PEPTIC ULCER TODAY.


MITRAL VALVE SURGERY.

MITRAL VALVE SURGERY.


RESEARCH ON MAN.

RESEARCH ON MAN.


BARRIERS TO THE FORMATION OF RAPPORT.

BARRIERS TO THE FORMATION OF RAPPORT.


THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM. 2. THE SCALENE NODE BIOPSY.


BLOOD PRESSURE AND LIFE EXPECTANCY.

BLOOD PRESSURE AND LIFE EXPECTANCY.


CONTROLLING CONTAMINATION IN BOTTLING OPHTHALMIC PREPARATIONS.


SPLENECTOMY--INDICATIONS, TECHNIC AND COMPLICATIONS.


UNUSUALLY TALL PRECORDIAL QRS COMPLEXES DUE TO EXTRACARDIAC FACTORS.


CARDIAC MYXOMAS.

CARDIAC MYXOMAS.


ROENTGENOGRAM OF THE MONTH.

ROENTGENOGRAM OF THE MONTH.


ASPERGILLOMA ASSOCIATED WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. REPORT OF A CASE.


COLLATERAL VENTILATION IN "INTRALOBAR PULMONARY SEQUESTRATION." REPORT OF A CASE.


MULTIPLE MYELOMA PRESENTING AS PULMONARY INFILTRATION. REPORT OF A CASE.


PLEUROPULMONARY AMEBIASIS IN IRAQ.

PLEUROPULMONARY AMEBIASIS IN IRAQ.


TRAUMATIC DISORDERS OF THE ANKLE AND FOOT.


MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTING IN GERIATRIC SURGICAL PATIENTS.


INTRATHORACIC PLASMACYTOMAS. PRESENTATION OF 21 CASES AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


PAULINO THORACOPLASTY.

PAULINO THORACOPLASTY.


PULMONARY INFARCTION ASSOCIATED WITH LUNG CANCER.


CARDIAC ARREST IN 20 INFANTS AND CHILDREN: CAUSES AND RESULTS OF RESUSCITATION.


RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE MAXIMUM VOLUNTARY VENTILATION AND VARIOUS EXPIRATORY FLOW RATES.


THE LUNGS IN SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS.

THE LUNGS IN SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS.


CARDIAC OUTPUT BY EXTERNAL RADIOISOTOPE COUNTING IN PATIENTS REVERTED FROM ATRIAL FIBRILLATION.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS AND LUNG CANCER--ARE CYTOLOGIC STUDIES OF BLOOD AND BONE MARROW OF VALUE?


TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOUS PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH LOCAL INSTILLATION OF HYDROCORTISONE.


PHYSIOLOGIC STUDIES DURING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS ELIMINATING HEPARINIZED BLOOD.


CHEST MEASUREMENTS AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


PULMONARY ARTERY BANDING IN INFANTS WITH CARDIAC ANOMALIES OTHER THAN VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS: INCLUDING AN EVALUATION OF A NEW TECHNIC FOR DETERMINING A CRITICAL DEGREE OF BANDING.


A PUNCH CARD RECORD SYSTEM DESIGNED FOR A NEUROPSYCHIATRIC TUBERCULOSIS UNIT.


EVIDENCE FOR THE EXISTENCE OF THYROCALCITONIN IN THE RAT.


FORMATION OF ESTRADIOL BY GRANULOSA AND THECA CELLS OF THE EQUINE OVARIAN FOLLICLE.


METABOLIC AND CARDIAC RESPONSES TO THYROXINE ANALOGS.


EFFECT OF ESTRADIOL AND ETHAMOXYTRIPHETOL (MER-25) ON THE MOUSE UTERUS.


BIO-ASSAY OF ESTROGENS BY INTRAVAGINAL INJECTION IN IMMATURE RATS.


ASSAY CHARACTERISTICS OF TANNATE COMPLEXES OF OVINE GONADOTROPINS.


GOITROGENIC ACTIVITY OF ALLYLISOTHIOCYANATE--A WIDESPREAD NATURAL  MUSTARD OIL.


THYROTROPIN STIMULATION OF THYROXINE SYNTHESIS IN ISOLATED THYROID CELLS TREATED WITH PUROMYCIN.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE OVARIAN ASCORBIC ACID DEPLETION ASSAY FOR LUTEINIZING HORMONE EMPLOYING IMMATURE FEMALE MICE.


BIO-ASSAY OF ANTISERA AGAINST HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN.


HEN OXYTOCIC ACTIVITIES OF OXYTOCIN AND 1-DEAMINO-OXYTOCIN.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OXYTOCIN AND PROLACTIN SECRETION IN MAINTENANCE OF LACTATION IN RATS.


ROLE OF THYROTROPIC HORMONE IN IODINE METABOLISM OF EMBRYONIC RAT THYROID GLANDS IN ORGAN CULTURE.


IN VITRO STEROID SYNTHESIS BY FETAL, NEWBORN AND ADULT ARMADILLO ADRENALS AND BY FETAL ARMADILLO TESTES.


EFFECOF TRIAMCINOLONE ADMINISTRATION ON CORTICOSTEROID METABOLISM IN THE LIVER.


KINETICS OF IN VIVO GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS IN THE ESTROGEN-STIMULATED RAT UTERUS.


FINE STRUCTURE OF THE CELLS RESPONSIBLE FOR SECRETION OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIN IN THE ADRENALECTOMIZED RAT.


EFFECT OF SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION, EPINEPHRINE AND PHENTOLAMINE ON RECOVERY FROM INDUCED HYPOCALCEMIA.


DURATION OF THE CYCLE OF THE SEMINIFEROUS EPITHELIUM OF NORMAL, HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED AND HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED-HORMONE TREATED ALBINO RATS.


EFFECTS OF DIETHYLSTILBESTROL AND MAGNESIUM ON THE RAT OXYTOCIC POTENCIES OF SOME NEUROHYPOPHYSIAL HORMONES AND ANALOGUES.


ON THE MECHANISM OF OVARIAN HYPERTROPHY FOLLOWING HEMICASTRATION IN RATS.


EFFECT OF THYROPARATHYROIDECTOMY ON THE CLINICAL COURSE AND THE SERUM CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS CONCENTRATION IN DOGS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATPASE ACTIVITY AND OPTICAL DENSITY DURING CONTRACTION AND RELAXATION OF MYOFIBRILS.


THE ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ASTERS FROM ARTIFICIALLY ACTIVATED SEA URCHIN EGGS.


THE LOCALIZATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID AND ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTIVE GRANULES IN VICIA FABA ROOT TIPS.


EFFECT OF STORAGE OF X-RAY IRRADIATED ONIONS ALLIUM CEPA L. ON CHANGES IN CELL PERMEABILITY.


RADIOAUTOGRAPHIC RNA AND PROTEIN LABELING AND THE NUCLEOLAR VOLUME IN RATS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF MODERATE DOSES OF ACTINOMYCIN D.


AGGREGATION OF DISSOCIATED HUMAN EMBRYONIC CELLS: INTERACTION OF TROPHOBLAST WITH AUTOLOGOUS LIVER AND LUNG.


VARIATION IN THE FORSSMAN ANTIGEN ON CELLS IN CULTURE.


PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR CHANGES IN IRRADIATED RAT THYMOCYTES BY NICOTINAMIDE.


OXYGEN INHIBITION OF NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN HELA S3 CELLS.


RELEASE OF ACID POLYSACCHARIDES FOLLOWING FERTILIZATION OF SEA URCHIN EGGS. A CHEMICAL STUDY OF CHANGES IN THE CELL SURFACE.


THE EFFECTS OF X-RADIATION ON THE CHROMATIN STRUCTURE AND HISTONE COMPONENTS OF RAT THYMOCYTE NUCLEI.


SYNCHRONIZATION OF CELL DIVISION IN EUGLENA GRACILIS BY HEAT SHOCK.


DIURNAL INTRACELLULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN PARAMECIUM BURSARIA.


THE INHIBITION OF THE RESPIRATION OF BRAIN MITOCHONDRIA OF ROTENONE-POISONED FISH.


THE EFFECT OF 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE ON THE RECOVERY PHENOMENON IN SUB-LETHALLY IRRADIATED CELLS.


A NEW SPREADING PROCEDURE FOR HUMAN CHROMOSOMES.


CHANGES IN NUCLEAR HISTONE OF IRRADIATED RAT THYMOCYTES.


IN VITRO CULTURES OF A PIGMENTED HAMSTER MELANOMA CELL LINE.


THE SIMILARITY OF HEMOGLOBINS IN TWO CELL POPULATIONS IN THE CHICK EMBRYO.


REGULATION OF MAMMALIAN TRYPTOPHAN PYRROLASE ACTIVITY DURING DEVELOPMENT.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES ON THE UPTAKE OF FERRITIN BY PLANT ROOTS.


PINOCYTOSIS BY LEUCOCYTES OF "O" ENDOTOXINS.


THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF THE BOVINE EYE LENS.


COMMENTS ON "ELECTROLYSIS--A FACTOR IN CARDIAC PACEMAKER ELECTRODE FAILURE".


CONTINUOUS TURBIDIMETRIC ANALYSIS OF PH DEPENDENT BIOLOGICAL COALESCENCE PROCESSES.


DIGITAL COMPUTER DETERMINATION OF A MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC INDEX DIRECTLY FROM CHEST X-RAY IMAGES.


COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS USING A LINEAR REGRESSION TECHNIQUE.


MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF AVERAGE RESPONSE VALUES FOR NONSTATIONARY DATA.


A SERVO-CONTROLLED, WHOLE BODY, BLOOD PERFUSION SYSTEM AS A PRESSURE/FLOW CLAMP.


HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION. A NURSING CHALLENGE.


SHEEPSKINS IN NURSING--NEW ZEALAND.

SHEEPSKINS IN NURSING--NEW ZEALAND.


THE NATURE OF NURSING.

THE NATURE OF NURSING.


THE FAMILY'S PART IN CARING FOR THE PATIENT.


THE TEACHING OF NURSING ETHICS.

THE TEACHING OF NURSING ETHICS.


APPLICATION OF OXYGEN UNDER HIGH ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.


TRANSCERVICAL FEMORAL FRACTURE. A REVIEW OF 195 PATIENTS TREATED BY SLIDING NAIL-PLATE FIXATION.


OSCILLATORY BEHAVIOR OF VENTILATION IN RESTING MAN.


TRIANGLE PINNING FOR FRACTURE OF THE FEMORAL NECK. A NEW METHOD BASED UPON THE INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE.


BONE RESORPTION IN TISSUE CULTURE. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE RESPONSE TO PARATHYROID HORMONE.


INFLUENCE OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL IODIDE CYCLE ON THE EARLY DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVE IODIDE IN MAN.


PH OPTIMA IN IMMUNE HEMOLYSIS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN GUINEA PIG AND HUMAN COMPLEMENT.


THE PASSIVE TRANSFER OF IMMEDIATE TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY FROM MAN TO OTHER PRIMATES.


A NEW ORAL ISOTOPIC TEST OF CALCIUM ABSORPTION.


C-19-O-2 STEROIDS AND SOME OF THEIR PRECURSORS IN BLOOD FROM NORMAL HUMAN ADRENALS.


INTRACELLULAR ACID-BASE REGULATION. II. THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CO-2 TENSION AND EXTRACELLULAR BICARBONATE IN THE DETERMINATION OF MUSCLE CELL PH.


RESPONSES OF ADRENAL CORTICOSTEROID SECRETION TO HYPOTENSION AND HYPOVOLEMIA.


THE EARLY APPEARING BILIRUBIN: EVIDENCE FOR TWO COMPONENTS.


STUDIES ON HEMOGLOBIN BIOSYNTHESIS: ASYNCHRONOUS SYNTHESIS OF HEMOGLOBIN A AND HEMOGLOBIN A2 BY ERYTHROCYTE PRECURSORS.


EFFECT OF HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE ON MUSCLE AND ADIPOSE TISSUE METABOLISM IN THE FOREARM OF MAN.


SLOWLY SEDIMENTING MERCAPTOETHANOL-RESISTANT ANTINUCLEAR FACTORS RELATED ANTIGENICALLY TO M IMMUNOGLOBULINS (GAMMA-1M-GLOBULIN) IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


PREVENTION OF PYELONEPHRITIS BY WATER DIURESIS: EVIDENCE FOR THE ROLE OF MEDULLARY HYPERTONICITY IN PROMOTING RENAL INFECTION.


INTRACELLULAR ACID-BASE REGULATION. I. THE RESPONSE OF MUSCLE CELLS TO CHANGES IN CO2 TENSION OR EXTRACELLULAR BICARBONATE CONCENTRATION.


EFFECTS OF EPINEPHRINE ON FOREARM BLOOD FLOW AND METABOLISM IN MAN.


THE MECHANISM OF DENERVATION NATRIURESIS.


A WORD ON SYMPATHY.

A WORD ON SYMPATHY.


A METHOD OF DIAGNOSING AND TREATING ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


THE CHOICE OF OCCULT BLOOD TESTS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


THE USE OF AN AGE-SEX REGISTER AS A PRACTICE INDEX.


MEDICINE IN SOCIETY.

MEDICINE IN SOCIETY.


EMERGENCY CARE AND MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION IN THE EASTERN QUARTER OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1963.


VIRUS ANTIBODY STUDIES IN EXACERBATIONS OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


HOW CAN WE STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO OUR MEMBERSHIP?


ANCILLARY HELP IN GENERAL PRACTICE. A REPORT ON THE ATTACHMENT OF A HOME NURSE TO AN URBAN GROUP PRACTICE.


TREATMENT OF MILD ENDOGENOUS DEPRESSION WITH A MONO-AMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR: A CONTROLLED TRIAL IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


EPIDEMIC WINTER VOMITING IN A GENERAL PRACTICE.


VERTIGO.

VERTIGO.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STREPTOCOCCUS MG, F 3 AND STREPTOCOCCUS SALIVARIUS.


CLINICAL AND HAEMATOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON A RECENT OUTBREAK OF DENGUE-LIKE FEVER IN CALCUTTA WITH OR WITHOUT HAEMORRHAGIC MANIFESTATIONS.


RELEASE OF ROTATOR MUSCLES OF THE HIP IN INTRACAPSULAR FRACTURE OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR. A NEW OPERATIVE PROCEDURE TO COUNTERACT SHEARING STRESS.


CHANGING CHARACTER OF FIRST HEART SOUND.


ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS.

ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS.


THE PREVENTION OF SENSITIVITY REACTIONS TO PENICILLIN.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY (IN VITRO) OF THE ALKALOID OF CROTON SPARSIFLORUS, MORUNG, ON SOME PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS.


XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM.

XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM.


SKIN CANCER.

SKIN CANCER.


BOSTON MEDICAL REPORTS. A POSTGRADUATE EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION SERIES FOR PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN THE STATE OF MAINE, A PRELIMINARY REVIEW AND REPORT OF INITIAL EVALUATION.


A PROBLEM IN TOXICOLOGY.

A PROBLEM IN TOXICOLOGY.


PROGERIA IN THE ADULT.

PROGERIA IN THE ADULT.


THE DOCTOR AS MUSICIAN.

THE DOCTOR AS MUSICIAN.


FUNCTION OF THE CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST IN PRIVATE PRACTICE.


NONREFUNDABLE GRANTS FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN U. S. MEDICAL SCHOOLS.


INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND MEDICOLEGAL CONFLICT AS SEEN FROM THE OTHER SIDE.


THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE: RELATIONSHIPS TO MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH.


ATTITUDES TOWARD MEDICAL SPECIALTIES: TWO FOLLOW-UP STUDIES.


ON BECOMING A PHYSICIAN.

ON BECOMING A PHYSICIAN.


GROUPS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION.

GROUPS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION.


AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN A SOCIAL MEDICINE COURSE.


LIBRARY OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW MEDICAL SCHOOLS.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


PARASITOLOGY IN PROSPECT.

PARASITOLOGY IN PROSPECT.


THE EFFECT OF CYCLOBARBITONE ON MENTAL PERFORMANCE: A TEACHING EXPERIMENT.


THE ROLE OF A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN TEACHING EMERGENCY CARE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT.


FEDERAL AID FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION.


ANNUAL MEDICAL SCHOOL EXPENDITURES FOR SPONSORED AND REGULAR OPERATING PROGRAMS.


SOME CYCLIC HYDROXAMIC ACIDS.

SOME CYCLIC HYDROXAMIC ACIDS.


ESERINE AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS CONTROL OF GUINEA-PIG VAS DEFERENS.


THE INFLUENCE OF DIET ON THE TOXICITY OF ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID.


EFFECT OF VARIOUS DRUGS ON CARRAGEENIN-INDUCED OEDEMA IN THE RAT HIND PAW.


EFFECTS OF ANAPHYLAXIS IN VIVO ON THE LIPID AND PROTEIN CONTENT OF GUINEA-PIG SERUM AND EXTRACELLULAR FLUID OF LUNG TISSUE.


SYNTHESIS AND ANTIPROTOZOAL ACTIVITY OF SOME IMIDAZOLES DERIVATIVES.


EFFECT OF PHENOL ON THE OXYGEN UPTAKE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS SPORES.


ANATOMY OF THE LEAVES AND YOUNG STEM OF MITRAGYNA INERMIS (O. KUNTZE).


EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR BLOOD VOLUME DETERMINATION.


CHANGES IN SENSITIVITY TO NORADRENALINE IN RATS PRETREATED WITH RESERPINE.


BIOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME AMIDOPYRINE METABOLITES.


ALKALOIDS OF VOACANGA SCHWEINFURTHII STAPF: VOACORINE AND VOACANGINE.


HYPOGLYCAEMIC PROPERTIES OF TECOMINE AND TECOSTANINE.


BETA SYMPATHETIC INHIBITORY RECEPTORS IN THE SMALL INTESTINE OF THE GUINEA-PIG.


CALCULATION OF KINETIC CONSTANTS FROM BLOOD LEVELS OF DRUGS.


THE PHYSIOLOGICAL DISPOSITION OF C14-SEROTONIN IN THE RAT UTERUS.


SOME OF THE INTERACTIONS OF SKF 525-A WITH HEPATIC MICROSOMES.


IN VITRO EFFECTS OF THYROXINE AND ANALOGUES ON THE RENAL UPTAKE OF PAH AND TEA.


SIMILARITIES BETWEEN OXIDATIVE DRUG-METABOLIZING ENZYMES AND STEROID HYDROXYLASES IN LIVER MICROSOMES.


EFFECT OF OUABAIN ON POTASSIUM EXCHANGE IN SKELETAL MUSCLE.


DIRECT AND BETA ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR BLOCKING ACTIONS OF NETHALIDE ON ISOLATED HEART MUSCLE.


EFFECTS OF AUTONOMIC DRUGS ON DEVELOPMENT OF TENSION INDUCED BY POTASSIUM IN ISOLATED NORMAL HUMAN UTERINE MUSCLES AND UTERINE LEIOMYOMATA.


SPECIFICITY OF EXCITATION OF MUSCLE SPINDLE AFFERENTS BY CHOLINERGIC SUBSTANCES.


MODIFICATION OF GANGLIONIC RESPONSES TO CHOLINOMIMETIC DRUGS FOLLOWING PREGANGLIONIC STIMULATION, ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS AND PILOCARPINE.


EFFECTS OF 3-ACETYL STROPHANTHIDIN ON POTASSIUM TRANSFER IN THE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND OF THE DOG IN SITU.


THE DUAL MODE OF THE ANTISPASMODIC EFFECT OF DICYCLOMINE HYDROCHLORIDE.


CIRCULATORY RESPONSES TO INTRAVENOUS INFUSIONS OF HYDROXYETHYL STARCH SOLUTIONS.


ANTAGONISM OF RESERPINE BEHAVIORAL DEPRESSION BY D-AMPHETAMINE.


PHARMACOLOGY OF RHODEXIN A.

PHARMACOLOGY OF RHODEXIN A.


A COMPARISON OF CHLORPROMAZINE AND IMIPRAMINE ON BEHAVIOR OF THE PIGEON.


THE EFFECTS OF BARIUM AND OTHER INORGANIC CATIONS ON SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA.


CIRCADIAN SYSTEM PHASE-DEPENDENT TOXICITY AND OTHER EFFECTS OF METHOPYRAPONE (SU-4885) IN THE MOUSE.


A COMPARISON BETWEEN ACUTE AND CHRONIC PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE IN THE CHRONIC SPINAL DOG.


REACTIONS IN 1400 CONSECUTIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS AT THE UE RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.


SOME STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS OF DRUGS THAT STIMULATE THE PULMONARY ARTERY REFLEXOGENIC ZONE.


OBSERVATIONS ON PROLONGED SYSTEMIC USE OF CORTICO-STEROIDS AND ACTH.


BENZQUINAMIDE AND THE 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE RECEPTORS IN GUINEA-PIG TRACHEA.


THE TREATMENT OF TETANUS NEONATORUM.

THE TREATMENT OF TETANUS NEONATORUM.


REHABILITATION UNDER THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAW.


OSTEOPETROSIS: A REPORT OF 3 CASES AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


THE PRINCIPLES OF DIET THERAPY.

THE PRINCIPLES OF DIET THERAPY.


DO ALL FILIPINO WOMEN HAVE LACERATED HYMENS?


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


FUNCTIONING ISLET CELL TUMOR.

FUNCTIONING ISLET CELL TUMOR.


COBALT-60 TELECURIETHERAPY IN THE DEFINITIVE TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE PROSTATE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE USE OF EPSILON AMINO CAPROIC ACID IN THE CONTROL OF HEMATURIA ASSOCIATED WITH HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES.


THE EFFECT OF BUBBLE BATH ON THE URINARY TRACT.


PANEL DISCUSSION: ANOMALIES OF EXTERNAL GENITALIA IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.


CONGENITAL RENAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAS.


A STUDY OF INDUCED RENAL HYPERPLASIA USING AUTORADIOGRAPHY.


THE RADIOISOTOPE RENOGRAM IN POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE.


SPONTANEOUS PERIRENAL HEMORRHAGE FROM CYSTADENOCARCINOMA AND CONCURRENT HYPOPROTHROMBINEMIA: 2 CASE STUDIES.


A MODEL FOR THE PRODUCTION OF REVERSIBLE UREMIA IN THE DOG.


URINARY DIVERSION FOR BLADDER DYSFUNCTION IN CHILDREN.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER.

ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER.


DIVERTICULUM OF FEMALE URETHRA: A SIMPLIFIED DIAGNOSTIC AID.


PERINEOMETER TESTING OF THE BULBOCAVERNOSUS REFLEX.


AN IMPROVED TECHNIQUE FOR MALE URETHROCYSTOGRAPHY.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF HUMAN TESTICULAR TUMORS. I. INTERSTITIAL CELL TUMORS.


MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE SPERMATIC CORD: A BRIEF REVIEW AND PRESENTATION OF A LIPOFIBROMYXOSARCOMA OF THE SPERMATIC CORD.


TEACHING TRANSURETHRAL SURGERY USING A COW'S UDDER.


AIDS TO HEMOSTASIS DURING TRANSURETHRAL PROSTATIC RESECTION.


BASIC EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE PITUITARY PROLACTIN-PROSTATE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS.


STUDIES ON SURGICAL RISK IN ACUTE OBSTRUCTION OF THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA AND ITS PROPHYLACTIC METHOD BY CEREBROSPINAL FLUID DRAINAGE.


CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES IN THE SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE RAT.


FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF LIPIDS IN EFFERENT POPLITEAL LYMPH OF THE RABBIT.


COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF LIPIDS IN THORACIC DUCT LYMPH, SERUM AND DIET OF THE RAT AND RABBIT.


THE SMALLER OF TWINS AND HYPOGLYCAEMIA.

THE SMALLER OF TWINS AND HYPOGLYCAEMIA.


DO ADVANCES IN MEDICINE LEAD TO GENETIC DETERIORATION?


COMMENTS ON A THEME: MAN'S ADAPTATION TO HIS EXPANDING ENVIRONMENT.


PROGRESS IN THE NUCLEAR AGE.

PROGRESS IN THE NUCLEAR AGE.


CAN MAN'S BRAIN MOLD HIS INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT?


ON THE MEASURE OF MAN: CHALLENGE AND RESPONSE IN THE ANTHROPOCOSMOS.


THE FREEDOM OF THE JUGGERNAUT.

THE FREEDOM OF THE JUGGERNAUT.


PANEL DISCUSSION--MIRROR TO MAN: MAN'S ADAPTATION TO HIS EXPANDING ENVIRONMENT.


A SURVEY ON HISTORY OF PRIOR MEDICAL IRRADIATION IN GENERAL POPULATION OF JAPAN.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TUMOR GROWTH AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE.


HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON ADRENAL GLANDS REMOVED SURGICALLY FROM PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER OF THE BREAST.


ESTIMATION OF RADIOTHERAPEUTIC DOSE GIVEN FOR RADIOTHERAPY OF BENIGN DISEASES IN THE PAST JAPAN.


SUB-UNITS OF THE CATALASE MOLECULE SEEN BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


ON THE REGENERATIVE PROCESS OF THE HEPATIC PARENCHYMAL CELLS IN PARABIOTIC RATS.


RATE OF LABELLING OF MITOCHONDRIAL PHOSPHOHISTIDINE BY RADIOACTIVE INORGANIC PHOSPHATE.


GOLGI CELL INHIBITION IN THE CEREBELLAR CORTEX.


ELUCIDATION OF THE BIOSYNTHETIC PATHWAY OF THYROIDAL 3:5:3' TRIIODOTHYRONINE BY MEANS OF ISOTOPE POSITION EXPERIMENTS.


RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF HIGH-LET RADIATION (BRAGG-PEAK LITHIUM IONS) ON NORMAL RABBIT SKIN, USING INTEGRAL DOSE AS A BASIS FOR COMPARISON.


ISOLATION OF A HIGHLY PURIFIED ENCEPHALITOGENIC PROTEIN FROM BOVINE CORD.


BETA-LACTOGLOBULINS.

BETA-LACTOGLOBULINS.


MECHANISM OF BETA-KETOADIPATE FORMATION BY BACTERIA.


TERMINAL DISTRIBUTION IN THE SUPERIOR COLLICULUS OF FIBRES ORIGINATING IN THE VISUAL CORTEX.


UTILIZATION OF SUCCINATE AS CARBON AND ENERGY SOURCE BY SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM.


SUCCINATE METABOLISM AND VIRULENCE IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM.


STRONTIUM-90 AND CAESIUM-137 IN ANTARCTIC SNOWS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE INVESTIGATION OF LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE AGENT.


INTERACTION OF CYTOCHROME C WITH YEAST C(-)LACTIC OXIDASE.


ENZYMATIC OXIDATION OF GALACTOSE-6-PHOSPHATE.


LIPIDS IN THE SKIN OF MICE DEFICIENT IN ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS.


INFLUENCE OF BASIC ANTIBIOTICS ON SERUM- AND LIVER-CHOLESTEROL CONCENTRATIONS IN CHICKS.


SHRINKAGE TEMPERATURE OF EYE COLLAGEN.

SHRINKAGE TEMPERATURE OF EYE COLLAGEN.


BIOCHEMICAL CHLORINATION OF STREPTOMYCES AUREOFACIENS.


EFFECT OF LOCALLY APPLIED HEMICHOLINIUM ON THE ACETYLCHOLINE CONTENT OF THE CAUDATE NUCLEUS.


THERMOGENESIS AND THYROID ACTION.

THERMOGENESIS AND THYROID ACTION.


TRIGEMINUS REFLEX IN YOUNG INFANTS.

TRIGEMINUS REFLEX IN YOUNG INFANTS.


POTASSIUM-FREE EFFECT IN SQUID AXONS.

POTASSIUM-FREE EFFECT IN SQUID AXONS.


SOURCES OF NORADRENALINE IN THE 'IMMUNOSYMPATHECTOMIZED' RAT.


TUMOUR OF THE THYMUS IN MAGNESIUM-DEFICIENT RATS.


EFFECT OF PITUITARY THYROTROPHIN ON THE DIGLYCERIDE TRIGLYCERIDE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN THYROID TISSUE.


RAPID INDUCTION BY ACETYLCHOLINE, BRADYKININ AND POTASSIUM OF A NOCICEPTIVE RESPONSE IN MICE AND ITS SELECTIVE ANTAGONISM BY ASPIRIN.


INHIBITION OF UPTAKE OF TRITIATED-NORADRENALINE IN THE INTACT RAT BRAIN BY IMIPRAMINE AND STRUCTURALLY RELATED COMPOUNDS.


BREAKING OF IMMUNOLOGICAL PARALYSIS BY INJECTION OF A SPECIFIC DEPOLYMERASE.


A CONTINUOUS-FLOW MICRO DOUBLE DIFFUSION TECHNIQUE WITH CELLULOSE ACETATE.


BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN XGA IN GIBBONS.

BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN XGA IN GIBBONS.


SERUM ENZYMES IN THE JAUNDICED HOMOZYGOUS GUNN RAT.


DEMONSTRATION OF HYDROXYINDOLE-O-METHYL TRANSFERASE, MELATONIN, AND SEROTONIN IN A METASTATIC PARENCHYMATOUS PINEALOMA.


CYCLICAL BEHAVIOURAL ACTIVITY IN THE PREGNANT GOLDEN HAMSTER (MESOCRICETUS AURATUS WATERHOUSE).


ADENOSINE-TRIPHOSPHATES AND POTASSIUM RETENTION IN X-IRRADIATED ERYTHROCYTES.


CHLOROFORM SENSITIVITY OF MICE.

CHLOROFORM SENSITIVITY OF MICE.


SPHAEROPLASTS OF E. COLI OBTAINED BY THE LYTIC ENZYME ISOLATED FROM PHAGE T2.


CHROMOSOMES OF X-RAY-INDUCED GIANT CELLS IN CHINESE HAMSTER IN VITRO.


ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF GLIOTOXIN AND GLIOTOXIN ACETATE.


BLOOD CULTURE METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF BOVINE CHROMOSOMES.


DREAM DEPRIVATION: AN EXPERIMENTAL REAPPRAISAL.


THE CHRONOTROPIC ACTIONS OF GUANETHIDINE AND RESERPINE ON THE ISOLATED DOG HEART.


ON THE MECHANISM OF THE PRESSOR ACTION OF TYRAMINE.


ION AND WATER TRANSPORT IN INDIVIDUAL SEGMENTS OF THE NEPHRON.


URINARY EXCRETION OF HYDROGEN-ION IN ACUTE OLIGURIC RENAL FAILURE.


FINDING AND TRAINING STAFF FOR A NEW HOSPITAL.


OSTEO-ARTHRITIS OF THE HIP.

OSTEO-ARTHRITIS OF THE HIP.


HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE. I.

HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE. I.


DIABETES MELLITUS. A COMMUNITY PROBLEM.

DIABETES MELLITUS. A COMMUNITY PROBLEM.


MIGRAINE AS A STRESS DISORDER.

MIGRAINE AS A STRESS DISORDER.


THE ELDERLY AT HOME IN EALING.

THE ELDERLY AT HOME IN EALING.


THOSE RAINY DAYS.

THOSE RAINY DAYS.


QUARANTINE.

QUARANTINE.


THYROIDECTOMY. 2.

THYROIDECTOMY. 2.


DRAINAGE TUBES AND BLOOD LOSS AFTER CARDIOPULMONARY SURGERY.


MEASLES AND MEASLES VACCINES.

MEASLES AND MEASLES VACCINES.


TRAINING THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL.

TRAINING THE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL.


AS OTHERS SEE US.

AS OTHERS SEE US.


SAVING A SCALDED CHILD IN 1919.

SAVING A SCALDED CHILD IN 1919.


A REYNOLDS CRANE, MD.

A REYNOLDS CRANE, MD.


H. THOMPSON DALE, M.D.

H. THOMPSON DALE, M.D.


CHEMOTHERAPY AND IMMUNOLOGY OF BRAIN TUMORS.


INTRA-ARTICULAR INJECTION OF BETAMETHASONE IN THE TREATMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


PHYSICAL FINDINGS IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. II.


PROGNOSIS FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION.


MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPERSENSITIVITY.

MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPERSENSITIVITY.


ALCOHOLISM AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

ALCOHOLISM AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.


ADVANCES IN STERILISATION TECHNIQUES.

ADVANCES IN STERILISATION TECHNIQUES.


TRANSISTORIZED RADIATION MONITOR.

TRANSISTORIZED RADIATION MONITOR.


DISTORTION OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD IN AN IONIZATION CHAMBER USED WITH A TOTAL-FEEDBACK ELECTROMETER.


SUGGESTED CIRCUIT FOR A PHOTOVOLTAIC X-RAY DOSEMETER.


USE OF A PERSPEX SHEATH FOR IONIZATION CHAMBER MEASUREMENTS IN A WATER PHANTOM.


PATIENT MONITORING.

PATIENT MONITORING.


ION-ION RECOMBINATION IN LABORATORY AIR.


THE RESPONSE OF P-I-N JUNCTIONS TO BETA RAYS. I. OPEN-CIRCUIT VOLTAGE VERSUS SURFACE DOSE RATE FOR PHOSPHORUS-32 AND THALLIUM-204.


COLLIMATOR EFFICIENCY AND DESIGN. I. COLLIMATOR EFFICIENCY.


AN EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE OVERALL SPATIAL RESOLUTION OF A SCINTILLATION CAMERA.


A SIMPLE SAMPLE CHANGING MECHANISM FOR AN AUTOMATIC GAMMA SCINTILLATION COUNTER.


RETENTION OF RADIOCAESIUM BY THE RAT AS INFLUENCED BY PRUSSIAN BLUE AND OTHER COMPOUNDS.


INFLUENCE OF COLLIMATOR DESIGN, PHOTON ENERGY AND RADIATION DOSE ON DETECTION EFFECTIVENESS IN LIVER SCANNING.


RELATION OF CHICK KIDNEY ARGINASE TO GROWTH RATE AND DIETARY ARGININE.


EFFECT OF EGG YOLK AND PHOSPHATIDES ON ANTHRAX INFECTION OF RATS AND GUINEA PIGS.


EFFECT OF ELEDOISIN ON THE SYSTEMIC VENOUS RETURN ON DOGS.


EFFECT OF PROSTAGLANDIN E1 ON BLOOD PRESSURE, HEART RATE AND CONCENTRATION OF FREE FATTY ACIDS OF PLASMA IN MAN.


VIRUS ISOLATIONS FROM HUMAN CASES OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN BOLIVIA.


PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON SPONTANEOUS AND RADIATION-INDUCED LEUKEMIA IN GERMFREE MICE.


A PREMIXED POWDER FOR PREPARATION OF TISSUE CULTURE MEDIA.


HAND INFECTIONS IN THE AFRICAN MINER.

HAND INFECTIONS IN THE AFRICAN MINER.


LIBERATION OF BACTERICIDAL HISTONE FROM INACTIVE DEOXYRIBONUCLEOHISTONE COMPLEX BY DNASE.


EFFECTS OF ACID CATABOLITES ON ACTIVITY IN VITRO OF PHENYLALANINE HYDROXYLASE FROM RAT LIVER.


EFFECT OF ESTRADIOL UPON OXYTETRACYCLINE UTILIZATION AS RELATED TO BLOOD CALCIUM.


VIRURIA AND VIRALIQUORIA IN THE DOG AFTER INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF T5 BACTERIOPHAGE.


ESTERIFICATION OF CHOLESTEROL AND HYDROLYSIS OF CHOLESTEROL OLEATE BY HOMOGENATES OF BOVINE ADRENAL GLANDS AND THEIR SUBCELLULAR COMPONENTS.


RELATIVE EFFECTS OF FIGHTING ON BOUND AND UNBOUND CORTICOSTERONE IN MICE.


ABSORPTION OF FRUCTOSE IN MAN.

ABSORPTION OF FRUCTOSE IN MAN.


OXIDATION OF FREE FATTY ACIDS BY DOG LIVER.


SIMIAN ENTEROVIRUS SV2 HEMAGGLUTINATION STUDIES. I. RELATIONSHIP OF INFECTIVITY TO HEMAGGLUTINATION.


EMBRYONIC VIABILITY AS INFLUENCED BY EXCESS MOLYBDENUM IN CHICKEN BREEDER DIETS.


LOW BACK PAIN; ITS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE SYNDROME AS IT OCCURS IN THE MINING INDUSTRY.


GROWTH EFFECT AND TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF VITAMIN A FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF VITAMIN A-RICH CHYLE.


STUDIES OF ONCOGENICITY OF ADENOVIRUS TYPE 7 VIRUS IN HAMSTERS.


EFFECT OF EXCLUSION OF PANCREATIC JUICE ON DIGESTION AND MUCOSAL ABSORPTION OF FAT IN DOGS.


ORGANIC PHOSPHATE COMPOUNDS OF ERYTHROCYTES FROM INDIVIDUALS WITH CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER.


INDEPENDENCE OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE AND ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIN SECRETION IN THE RAT.


FURTHER TESTS IN HAMSTERS FOR ONCOGENIC QUALITY OF ORDINARY VIRUSES AND MYCOPLASMA, WITH CORRELATIVE REVIEW.


ARBOVIRUS COMPLEMENT FIXING ANTIBODIES IN SERA OF WILDLIFE OF WEST CENTRAL UTAH.


MAMMARY GROWTH IN RATS TREATED WITH SOMATOTROPIN DURING PREGNANCY AND/OR LACTATION.


INHIBITION BY PHENYLALANINE OF THE ENTRY OF 5-HYDROXY-TRYPTOPHAN-1-C14 INTO CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


CHARACTERIZATION OF PROTOTYPE VIRUS ECHO-32.


PRODUCTION OF INTERFERON BY HUMAN MONONUCLEAR LEUCOCYTES.


SERUM LACTIC ACID DEHYDROGENASE ISOENZYME PATTERNS IN TROPICAL SPRUE.


DETECTION OF M PROTEIN IN COLONIES OF STREPTOCOCCAL L FORMS BY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE.


RESPONSE OF LIVER NUCLEIC ACIDS AND LIPIDS IN RATS FED CYCAS CIRCINALIS L. ENDOSPERM OR CYCASIN.


ABNORMAL LIMB DEVELOPMENT IN RANA CATESBEIANA.


SEXUAL DIMORPHISM OF MOUSE SUBMAXILLARY GLANDS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NERVE GROWTH STIMULATING PROTEIN.


HEMAGGLUTINATION AND HEMAGGLUTINATION-INHIBITION WITH ADENOVIRUS TYPE 12.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IN VIVO AND IN VITRO GROWN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS. IV. IMMUNOGENIC DIFFERENTIATION.


ENDOTOXIN DETOXIFICATION BY GUINEA PIG TISSUE HOMOGENATES AND POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS REACTION IN VIVO.


EFFECT OF ALTERED THYROID STATUS UPON EPINEPHRINE INDUCED LIPOLYSIS IN VITRO.


ENZYME ACTIVITIES ON THE DEVELOPING MUSCLE AND  LIVER OF NORMAL AND GENETICALLY DYSTROPHIC CHICK EMBRYOS.


IMMUNOLOGICAL HOMOGRAFT ENHANCEMENT. INTERACTIONS OF ANTISERUM AND SKIN AND TUMOR HOMOGRAFTS.


EFFECT OF RESTRICTED FOOD INTAKE ON GROWTH AND COMPOSITION OF PREWEANLING RAT BRAIN.


LIVER CELL DAMAGE PRODUCED BY PORTACAVAL SHUNTS.


EFFECT OF PHENYLALANINE DEFICIENT DIET ON BONE MARROW AND AMINO ACID METABOLISM.


RAPIDLY LABELED RAT LIVER NUCLEAR RNA PARTICLES.


FAILURE OF PREGNANCY AND ESTROGEN TO IMPROVE COLLATERAL CIRCULATION IN NONISCHEMIC HEARTS OF DOGS.


VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLES IN MYELOMA CELLS OF MAN.


ADRENAL STEROID SECRETION IN RABBITS FOLLOWING PROLONGED ACTH ADMINISTRATION.


METABOLISM OF ARTERIAL TISSUE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ESTERASE AND LIPASE.


EFFECT OF THYRO-PARATHYROIDECTOMY AND ADRENALECTOMY ON FOOD INTAKE IN RATS.


DIRECT IDENTIFICATION OF INFLUENZA VIRUS IN THROAT WASHINGS BY MEANS OF CONCENTRATION AND MICRO-ASSAY.


PRODUCTION OF LACTATION BY NON-SEDATIVE PHENOTHIAZINE DERIVATIVES.


ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN THE SKIN OF LATHYRITIC RATS.


EFFECT OF PARATHYROID EXTRACT ON SUCCINIC DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN YOUNG RAT BONE AND SKIN.


SHORT-TERM CALORIC REGULATION IN THE ADULT OPOSSUM (DIDELPHIS VIRGINIANA).


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON STAPHYLOCOCCAL PENICILLINASE.


MALARIA INDUCED ENDOTOXIN TOLERANCE.

MALARIA INDUCED ENDOTOXIN TOLERANCE.


EFFECT OF THYROXINE, HYDROCORTISONE AND GROWTH HORMONE ON FOOD INTAKE IN RATS.


SODIUM PENTOBARBITAL ON TEMPERATURE AND HEART RATE OF RATS SUBJECTED TO COLD.


ANTIBODY ACTIVITY IN DIFFERENT CHICKEN GLOBULINS.


A MICROMETHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SERUM TRIGLYCERIDES.


POTASSIUM LOSS FROM HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES EXPOSED TO AMPHOTERICIN B.


VERIFICATION OF L-ASCORBIC-1-C14 ACID CATABOLISM TO CARBON14 DIOXIDE IN THE HUMAN BY LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING.


EFFECT OF ALTERATIONS IN SERUM ELECTROLYTES ON PRODUCTION OF ENDOGENOUS PYROGEN.


3,5 DIIODOTHYROACETIC ACID MOBILIZATION OF RAT LIVER LIPID AND RELATIVE TOXICITY OF ORAL TRIAC AND TRIPROP.


REDUCED LIVER GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATASE IN HUMAN LEUKEMIA.


HYDRATION OF ARTERIAL MUSCLE AND BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSE.


MECHANISM OF DEXTRAN SULFATE INHIBITION OF ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUS.


SPECIFIC COMPLEMENT-FIXING TUMOR ANTIGEN IN  SV40-TRANSFORMED HUMAN CELLS.


TITRATION OF LIVE MEASLES AND SMALLPOX VACCINES BY JET INOCULATION OF SUSCEPTIBLE CHILDREN.


SEX DEPENDENT PROTEIN COMPONENT OF RAT LIVER.


EFFECT OF A DIET DEFICIENT IN LIPOTROPIC FACTORS ON THE LIPOPROTEINS OF RAT SERUM.


DIKETOPIPERAZINE OF PROLYLHYDROXYPROLINE IN NORMAL HUMAN URINE.


SERUM TRANSAMIDINASE IN RENAL DISEASE.

SERUM TRANSAMIDINASE IN RENAL DISEASE.


SERO-PROTECTION AGAINST INTRACEREBRAL SALMONELLA TYPHOSA INFECTION IN CHICKS.


HYPOXIA INDUCED ALTERATION OF THE SKIN HOMOGRAFT REACTION.


RELATIONSHIP OF 5'-NUCLEOTIDASE ACTIVITY IN LAMB MUSCLE TO SELENIUM LEVELS ADMINISTERED TO THEIR DAMS.


PLASMA AND LIVER CHOLESTEROL LEVELS IN CHICKS FED MEDIUM CHAIN TRIGLYCERIDES (MCT) AND CHOLESTYRAMINE.


PATTERNS OF RECONSTITUTION OF NEONATALLY THYMECTOMIZED MICE BY INJECTIONS OF ISOLATED LYMPHOPOIETIC AND HEMATOPOIETIC CELLS.


GROWTH AND CYTOPATHIC EFFECT OF RUBELLA VIRUS IN A LINE OF GREEN MONKEY KIDNEY CELLS.


OSTEOLATHYRISM IN THE HAMSTER: PATHOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES PRODUCED BY BETA-AMINOPROPIONITRILE IN CONNECTIVE TISSUES.


INHIBITION OF INFLUENZA C VIRUS BY HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE IN EMBRYONATED EGGS.


GROWTH AND REGRESSION OF THE GERMFREE (AXENIC) THYMUS.


DIRECT LUTEINIZING ACTIVITY OF FSH-NIH.

DIRECT LUTEINIZING ACTIVITY OF FSH-NIH.


ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENT.


THE CLOSED MIND IN PSYCHIATRY.

THE CLOSED MIND IN PSYCHIATRY.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP IV. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ANIMAL STUDIES AND HUMAN REACTIONS.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP V. THE EFFECTS OF DRUGS UPON LEARNING AND MEMORY.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP VI. STANDARDIZATION AND REPORTING.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP VII. TOXICITY OF PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP I. CLINICAL TRIALS.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP 8. SOCIAL FACTORS AND INDIVIDUAL EXPECTATION IN DRUG RESPONSE.


PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY SERVICE CENTER, CLINICAL NEUROPHARMACOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER.


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP II. BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PHARMACEUTICAL AGENTS (METABOLIC AND CHEMICAL ASPECTS).


AMERICAN COLLEGE OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY. STUDY GROUP 3. BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PHARMACEUTICAL AGENTS (NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS).


RADIONUCLIDES IN ALASKAN CARIBOU AND REINDEER, 1962-1964.


STRONTIUM-90 IN HUMAN BONE, 1962-1963.

STRONTIUM-90 IN HUMAN BONE, 1962-1963.


EXTRA-ARTICULAR LESIONS OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF IMPAIRED GRIP IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


CYTOLOGY OF SYNOVIAL FLUID.

CYTOLOGY OF SYNOVIAL FLUID.


RHEUMATISM IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

RHEUMATISM IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


ICE WATER IN THE AMBULATORY TREATMENT OF DUODENAL ULCER. INGESTION OF ICE WATER HASTENS RELIEF OF ULCER PAIN BY REDUCING ACID SECRETION AND GASTRIC MOTILITY.


THE MALIGNANT CARCINOID SYNDROME. SYMPTOMS DUE TO HYPERSECRETION OF SEROTONIN. REPORT OF TWO CASES, ONE TREATED BY HEPATIC ARTERY PERFUSION.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY EMBOLISM. LDH REACTION ELEVATION SIGNIFICANT FINDING IN AUTHOR'S SERIES.


OBTURATOR HERNIA. RARE TYPE OF HERNIA MAY BE CAUSE OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION.


THE ROLE OF OUR ASSOCIATION IN A CHANGING WORLD: RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT.


THE 7TH MURRAY S. DANFORTH ORATION. HEALING OF FRACTURES AND NONUNION OF BONE. DISCUSSES CURRENT CONCEPTS OF CAUSES AND MANAGEMENT OF DELAYED UNION AND NONUNION OF FRACTURES.


NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL ASPECTS OF DRIVER SAFETY AND DRIVER LICENSING PROPOSES MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO CONSULT WITH THE MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION ABOUT THE MEDICAL FITNESS OF DRIVERS.


CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND DIABETES.

CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND DIABETES.


THE EFFECT OF ARTERIAL OCCLUSION IN ATHEROMA--AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


THE USE OF INTRAVENOUS UREA IN UPPER URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.


BURNS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

BURNS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


A STUDY OF THE COAGULANT ACTION OF EIGHT SNAKE VENOMS.


LABORATORY DETECTION OF FEMALE CARRIERS OF CANINE HEMOPHILIA.


CANINE HEMOPHILIA.

CANINE HEMOPHILIA.


ORALLY INDUCED FIBRINOLYSIS. A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF PINEAPPLE PROTEASE.


ON THE COMBINED ADMINISTRATION OF STREPTOKINASE AND PANCREATIC TRYPSIN INHIBITOR.


FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF TISSUE SECTIONS OF THE DOG KIDNEY.


LOCALIZATION OF FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY IN MYOCARDIAL INFARCTS IN RATS.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE GENERALIZED SHWARTZMAN REACTION. I. ALTERATIONS IN THE COAGULATION SYSTEM DURING THE GENERALIZED SHWARTZMAN REACTION OF THE PREGNANT RABBIT.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE GENERALIZED SHWARTZMAN REACTION. II. ROLE PLAYED BY EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED FIBRINOLYSIS.


ROLE OF THROMBIN IN PROTHROMBIN ACTIVATION.


ROLES OF SURFACE FACTOR AND A PLASMA INHIBITORY ACTIVITY (ANTI-SF) DURING EXPERIMENTAL THROMBOSIS IN RABBITS.


THE ACTIVATION AND CONSUMPTION OF FACTOR IX.


THE ROLE OF HUMAN PLATELETS AND PLASMA IN THE METABOLISM OF ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE AND MONOPHOSPHATE ADDED IN VITRO.


EFFECT OF FIBRINOGEN ON THE AGGREGATION OF PLATELETS BY ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE.


PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF BLOOD COAGULATION. A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE OF 1964.I.


VASCULARIZATION OF SECOND-SET HOMOGRAFTS IN THE RAT, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE WHITE GRAFT: A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


CHOLERA.

CHOLERA.


MALARIA.

MALARIA.


NOTES ON GALENIC UROLOGY.

NOTES ON GALENIC UROLOGY.


CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOIODINE TESTS AT THE NATIONAL REACTOR TESTING STATION. IDO-12035.


DESCRIPTION OF A STUDY OF ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON A DESERT AREA FROM CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO LOW LEVEL IONIZING RADIATION. UCLA 12-532.


BODPRO II: ANALYSIS OF T4-BACTERIOPHAGE ULTRACENTRIFUGAL BOUNDARIES. LA-3098.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND NIGERIA.


HAND INFECTIONS IN LAGOS--A REVIEW OF 510 CASES.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE BITING HABITS OF MOSQUITOES IN THE LAGOS AREA, WESTERN NIGERIA.


MEASLES AND CHILD MORTALITY IN THE GAMBIA.


CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX. REPORT OF A SERIES TREATED BY SURGERY.


RECURRENT INTUSSUSCEPTION. TEN YEAR SURVEY AND REPORT OF A CASE.


THE ISOTOPE LABORATORY IN PRIVATE PRACTICE. I. ITS APPLICATION IN THYROID DISORDERS.


FIBROSARCOMA OF THE FEMUR.

FIBROSARCOMA OF THE FEMUR.


HISTOLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF CELLULAR (DELAYED) HYPERSENSITIVITY. I. ALTERATIVE COMPONENT IN TUBERCULIN SKIN REACTION IN GUINEA-PIGS.


THE GENETICS OF DROSOPHILA SUBOBSCURA POPULATIONS. II. INVERSION POLYMORPHISM IN A POPULATION FROM HOLLAND.


A HYPOTHESIS ON THE GENETIC MECHANISM GOVERNING PHASE VARIATION IN SALMONELLA.


HOST CELL REACTIVATION OF PHI CHI 174 AT INTRACELLULAR UV IRRADIATION.


EFFECTS OF RADIOACTIVE DECAY ON THE AUTONOMOUS REPLICATION OF AN ESCHERICHIA COLI EPISOME.


ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE OVARY OF THE LIVER FLUKE (FASCIOLA HEPATICA L.).


NUMBER AND STRUCTURE OF PERISOMATIC SATELLITE CELLS OF SPINAL GANGLIA UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS OR DURING AXON REGENERATION AND NEURONAL HYPERTROPHY.


DELTA-5-3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE IN DIFFERENTIATING CHICK GONADS.


STUDIES ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE LYMPH NODES. I. THE RETICULAR NETWORK.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF SYNAPTIC ENDINGS IN CULTURES OF MAMMALIAN CENTRAL NERVOUS TISSUE.


THE FATE OF IRON-SORBITOL IN RAT STRIATED MUSCLE. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE CELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF DOPAMINE IN THE CAUDATE NUCLEUS OF THE RAT.


CONCENTRATIONS OF FREE OESTRADIOL, OESTRONE AND OESTRADIOL-PRECURSORS IN HUMAN CORD PLASMA AND FOETAL SYSTEMIC VENOUS PLASMA AT TERM.


FAT MOBILISING EFFECT OF OESTROGENS.

FAT MOBILISING EFFECT OF OESTROGENS.


A FOUR-DAY CORTICOTROPHIN-SUPPRESSION TEST. STUDIES IN CUSHING'S SYNDROME AND IN NON CUSHING SUBJECTS WITH RELATED SYMPTOMS.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IODINE METABOLISM IN PREGNANCY, SPORADIC GOITRE AND THYROTOXICOSIS.


EFFECT OF MUSCULAR EXERCISE ON THE PLASMA LEVEL CORTISOL IN MAN.


THE EFFECT OF SUBCOMMISSURAL-ORGAN LESIONS ON ALDOSTERONE PRODUCTION IN THE RAT.


EFFECT OF LARGE DOSES OF RADIOIODINE ON THYROID FUNCTION. I. AUTORADIOGRAPHIC LOCALIZATION OF ORGANIC IODINE IN THE THYROID GLAND.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC AND ELECTROPHORETIC SEPARATION OF THYROID HORMONES AND SOME IODINE-CONTAINING ORGANIC COMPOUNDS.


THE REPAIR OF POST-PARTUM NECROSIS OF THE ANTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY GLAND.


IMMUNOLOGICAL CROSS REACTIONS AMONG GONADOTROPHINS.


CUSHING'S DISEASE IN A PATIENT WITH GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND PITUITARY TUMOUR.


EVALUATION OF PITUITARY-ADRENAL FUNCTION IN CHILDREN.


TIME OF ERUPTION OF THE PERMANENT TEETH, CEPHALOMETRIC AND TOOTH MEASUREMENT AND SULPHATION FACTOR ACTIVITY IN 45 PATIENTS WITH TURNER'S SYNDROME WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF X CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS.


EFFECT OF LARGE DOSES OF RADIOIODINE ON THYROID FUNCTION. II. HORMONE SYNTHESIS.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM-BINDING SUBSTANCES ON URINE FLOW AND RENAL SULPHANILAMIDE EXCRETION.


INCREASED BRAIN UPTAKE OF MERCURY CAUSED BY 2,3-DIMERCAPTOPROPANOL (BAL) IN MICE GIVEN MERCURIC CHLORIDE.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM-BINDING SUBSTANCES ON THE ABSORPTION OF FLUID AND SULPHANILAMIDE FROM ISOLATED INTESTINAL SEGMENTS IN SITU.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM-BINDING SUBSTANCES ON GASTRIC EMPTYING AS WELL AS INTESTINAL TRANSIT AND ABSORPTION IN INTACT RATS.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM-BINDING SUBSTANCES ON GLUCOSE AND SULPHAILAMIDE ABSORPTION FROM PERFUSED SMALL INTESTINE LOOPS IN SITU.


INTESTINAL TRANSPORT OF GLUCOSE AND SULPHANILAMIDE IN VITRO AT LOW CALCIUM CONCENTRATIONS AND IN PRESENCE OF CALCIUM-BINDING SUBSTANCES.


GLUCOSE UTILIZATION BY INTESTINAL TISSUE IN THE PRESENCE OF CALCIUM-BINDING SUBSTANCES.


THE ELECTROLYTE COMPOSITION OF GRANULATION TISSUE: NORMAL, SCORBUTIC AND THYROXINE-TREATED GUINEA PIGS.


THE EFFECT OF THE MERSALYL-THEOPHYLLINE COMPLEX ON CONNECTIVE TISSUE ELECTROLYTES.


INTERFERING SUBSTANCES BY DETERMINATION OF POISONS IN AUTOPSY MATERIAL. 3. P-HYDROXYPHENYLACETIC ACID, P-HYDROXYBENZOIC ACID AND P-HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE.


APPARENT DEPRESSION IN THE ABSORPTION OF STRYCHNINE, ALCOHOL AND SULPHANILAMIDE AFTER ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF SODIUM FLUORIDE, SODIUM OXALATE, TETRACEMIN AND SODIUM PHYTATE.


THE EFFECT OF DESLANOSIDE ON THE DURATION OF THE PHASES OF VENTRICULAR SYSTOLE IN MAN.


STUDIES FOLLOWING INTRAMUSCULAR TRITIATED DIGOXIN IN HUMAN SUBJECTS.


HEMODYNAMIC AND METABOLIC EFFECTS OF CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM IN MAN.


SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ATRIAL CONTRIBUTION TO VENTRICULAR FILLING.


TOLERANCE OF RESERPINIZED DOGS TO DIGITALIS.


EFFECTS OF HYPOTHERMIA AND PYREXIA ON LEFT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN THE INTACT ANIMAL.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE USE OF COMPUTERS FOR CALCULATION OF CARDIAC OUTPUT.


STEREO-ISOMERIC NITRATES IN THE TREATMENT OF ANGINA PECTORIS.