Peculiarities of measles virus multiplication in roller-suspension cultures on passaging by mixtures of infected and uninfected cells.


Pathogenicity of tick-borne encephalitis virus. VI. Relation between infective and pathogenic activity for golden hamsters.


Some properties of nonspecific inhibitors of arbovirus haemagglutination.


Attempt to differentiate B virus from herpes simplex virus by the fluorescent antibody technique.


Modified plaque assay of tick-borne encephalitis viruses in chick embryo cell cultures and some aspects of its uses.


Correlation between inhibitor activity and sialic acids content in organ extracts of polyoma infected Syrian hamsters.


Isolation of tick-borne encephalitis virus from Haemaphysalis inermis ticks.


Isolation of Tahyna virus in the south of France.


Mercaptoethanol sensitivity of interferons produced in various compartments of the mouse organism.


Isolation of Tribec virus from the blood of sentinel pastured goats in Tribec region (Slovakia).


Early reaction of lymphoid organs to intramuscular injection of poliovirus.


Isolation of enterovirus from water buffaloes in Egypt.


Adaptation of street rabies virus to primary Syrian hamster kidney cell culture.


Detection of tick-borne encephalitis virus in tick haemocytes by the fluorescent antibody technic.


Attempts at experimental infection of pheasants with Tahyna virus.


Effect of heparin on B virus multiplication in vitro.


Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias with beta-adrenergic blocking agents. Clinical and experimental studies.


Quantitative studies on tissue transplantation immunity. VII. The normal lymphocyte transfer reaction.


Electrical and pharmacological properties of mammalian neuroglial cells in tissue-culture.


Histochemical localization of monoamines in the nervous system of the polychaete Nephtys.


The incidence of psychiatric illness in a group of New Zealand medical students.


Fractures, with special reference to fractures of the ankle and foot.


Attraction of humans of different age groups to mosquitoes.


The action of adrenergic beta-receptor blocking agents on susceptibility to cardiac arrhythmias in hypothermia and hypoxia.


The anaplerotic fixation of carbon dioxide by Escherichia coli.


Properties and regulation of phosphopyruvate carboxylase activity in Escherichia coli.


A comparison of connective tissue lining aortic grafts with extravascular connective tissue.


Biochemical studies on haemoglobin variants of the irus macaque.


Electrolyte regulation during the adaptation of humans to life at high altitude.


Cytokinin activity of some substituted ureas and thioureas.


Neuropharmacological profile of the young chick.


Facilitation of ganglionic transmission by some adrenergic neurone blocking drugs.


Excerpts from the Ohio Conference on Dental Care and Dental Health Education, Columbus, Ohio, March 12-13, 1966.


Measurement of ATP in tissues with the use of C14-O2 production from glucose-1-C14.


Excerpts of the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology's Second Pain Control Conference.


Experiments concerning the cleavage furrow in invertebrate eggs.


Substrate specificities of liver and kidney glucuronate reductases.


Effect of some anesthetic agents on diuresis and hypothalamo-hypophysial neurosecretion in the rat.


Isolation and properties of small and large plaque variants of the Blacksburg (B 1) strain of Newcastle disease virus.


The peroxidase-thiocyanate-hydrogen peroxide antimicrobial system.


Effects of oral administration of a fuel cell product water to Macaca mulatta. AMRL-TR-65-176.


Effect of doxapram on heart rhythm during anesthesia in dog and man.


Norepinephrine-induced reflex vasodilation and adrenergic beta-receptors.


Diurnal chemo-convulsive responses and central inhibition.


Similarity in therapeutic dyads: a reevaluation.


Social desirability and the prediction of MMPI scores.


Quantitative studies on tissue transplantation immunity. 8. The effects of irradiation.


Observations on the morphology of the proteinpolysaccharide complex of bovine nasal cartilage and its relationship to collagen.


Stability and change in the inheritance of behaviour in rats: a further analysis of statistics from a diallel cross.


The photoassimilation of glucose in Chlorella with reference to the role of glycollic acid.


The passage of lymphocytes through the sinusoidal endothelium of guinea-pig bone arrow.


Mechanical factors affecting the ATPase activity of glycerol-extracted insect fibrillar flight muscle.


A pharmacological investigation of human isolated ileum.


Some biological effects of thyronamine.

Some biological effects of thyronamine.


Cyclic outbreaks of Japanese encephalitis among pigs and humans.


The effect of cinchophen on the acid polysaccharides of the gastric and duodenal wall in dog.


Failure of beta-adrenergic blockade to alter ventricular fibrillation threshold in the dog. Evidence for extra-adrenergic effects of pronethalol.


A note on Marks' and Seeman's rules for actuarially classifying psychiatric patients.


Differential MMPI performance in pseudo-seizure epileptic and pseudo-neurologic groups.


The relationship between acting out behavior and some psychological test indices in a prison population.


A diagnostic assembly of MMPI items based on Comrey's factor analyses.


Problems in Atlas classification of MMPI profiles.


The Mac Andrew alcoholism scale. A cross-validation in a domiciliary setting.


Psychological and behavioral change in delinquents following psychotherapy.


Treatment of grass pollenosis with various preparations: eleven-year study.


Comparison of some properties of pronethalol and propranolol.


Changes in vascular permeability produced in rats by dextran, ovomucoid and yeast cell wall polysaccharides.


The release of catechol amines from the adrenal medulla by histamine.


Some effects of staphylococcal alpha-toxin on isolated mammalian smooth muscle preparations.


A prelminary report: insect-borne viral encephalitis in Texas.


Medical students' disease: hypochondriasis in medical education.


Enzyme activities in the preincubation media from adrenal tissue incubations.


Distribution of quaternary ammonium salts between chloroform and water.


Role of PMN-leukocyte lyosomes in tissue injury, inflammation and hypersensitivity. 3. Passive cutaneous anaphylaxis induced in the rat with homologous and heterologous hyperimmune antibody.


Utilization of hydrophilic gums for the control of drug release from tablet formulations. I. Disintegration and dissolution behavior.


Noninfectious necrotizing granulomatosis of the lung: Wegener's syndrome.


Fluoridation in Canberra. I. Prefluoridation data: dental caries and mottled enamel.


Health, education, and statistical findings of 300 pre-school children from culturally deprived families.


Lincoln dental survey 1964.

Lincoln dental survey 1964.


Incidence of dental caries and of malocclusion among applicants of the Philippine Military Academy for the period 1961-1964.


The survival of Toxoplasma in infected mosquitoes.


"Dream deprivation": effects on dream content. Dream content elicited following the selective deprivation of rapid-eye-movement sleep was intensified compared to that elicited under nondeprivation conditions. This effect was observed both for repressers and for sensitizers, but was significant only for repressers. On nondeprivation nights, the dream periods of sensitizers were shorter and their dreams more intense than those of repressers.


Synthesis and pharmacologic properties of the N-oxide of the diethylaminoethyl ester of diphenylacetic acid (N-oxide of adiphenine).


The conduct of dental health surveys.

The conduct of dental health surveys.


Studies on the central action of two spatial isomers of 1-methyl-5-allyl-5-beta-hydroxypropylbarbituric acid.


The mechanism of systemic deciduoma production.


Effectiveness of a SnF2-Ca2P2O7 dentifrice on dental caries in children whose teeth calcified in a natural fluoride area. II. Results at the end of 24 months.


Effect of SnF2 dentrifices on caries in children: two-year clinical study of supervised brushing in children's homes.


Some biochemical changes in hamsters fed excess phenylalanine diets.


Chronotropic action of glucagon on the sinus node.


Evidence for the pentose cycle in Nocardia corallina.


An anomalous effect of theophylline on ACTH and adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate stimulation.


Contributions to the study of certain energy-producing intracellular enzymes during chronic experimental hepatitis.


Electrolytes in gastric juice of man. I. A statistical analysis of calcium and inorganic phosphorus before and after subcutaneous injection of large doses of histamine.


Electrolytes in gastric juice of man. II. A statistical analysis of magnesium before and after subcutaneous injection of large doses of histamine.


An improved preparative method for D-erythrose 4-phosphate.


Gynandromorphs and intersexes in mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae).


Optic neuropathy during treatment with Catron.


Ocular damage during Catran medication.

Ocular damage during Catran medication.


Can optic atrophy caused by pheniprazine treatment become aggravated by subsequent nialamid treatment?


Antisympathomimetic and antifibrillatory effects of pronethalol and propranolol.


A new approach to the management of atopic dermatitis.


Avian embryo rabies immunization.

Avian embryo rabies immunization.


Narcotics and their regulation--a lawyer's view.


The epidemiology of drug addiction and reflections on the problem and policy in the U. S.


Sociology of addiction.

Sociology of addiction.


Recent developments in the chemistry and biochemistry of narcotics.


The pharmacology and physiology of drug addiction.


The addict and treatment.

The addict and treatment.


Patterns and profiles of addiction and drug abuse.


Why compulsory closed-ward treatment of narcotic addicts?


Commentary on the above paper: why compulsory closed-ward treatment of narcotic addicts?


Study of methadone as an adjunct in rehabilitation of heroin addicts.


Pharmacologic factors in relapse and the possible use of the narcotic antagonists in treatment.


Narcotic addict rehabilitation.

Narcotic addict rehabilitation.


Aftercare of drug addicts: the missing link in rehabilitation.


Drugs and people.

Drugs and people.


The position of the Bureau of Narcotics.


Economic impact of drug addiction.

Economic impact of drug addiction.


Conference on narcotic addiction Mental health logistics.


The legislator looks at addiction.

The legislator looks at addiction.


The view box.

The view box.


Shape, movement in situ and locomotion of plasmodial ookinetes.


A comparison between a baited wooden hut with four entrance traps for mosquitoes, and a stable trap, at a village in Madras state.


Site of action of the corpus allatum hormone at the cellular level in Schistocerca gregaria.


Effect of antipsychotic drugs on reproductive functions.


Studies on the specificity and mechanism of action of hepatic glutathione-insulin transhydrogenase.


Effect of divalent metal ions on nucleotide inhibition of pig heart citrate synthase.


Activities of chloroplast fragments. I. Hill reaction and ascorbate-indophenol photoreductions.


Studies on the effect of experimental nonketotic diabetes mellitus on antibacterial defense. I. Demonstration of a defect in phagocytosis. Chronically diabetic nonketotic rats were shown to be more susceptible to experimental Type 25 pneumococcal pneumonia than nondiabetic rats. The cumulative mortality in the diabetic group was significantly higher at infecting doses of 10(3), 10(4), 10(5), and 10(6) organisms, and the LD(50) was less than one twentieth of that for the nondiabetic group. More than ten times as many viable pneumococci were found in the pneumonic lesions of the diabetic animals at 24 and 36 hr as were present in the lesions of the nondiabetic controls, and serial histologic studies revealed that phagocytosis was strikingly depressed in the alveolar exudates of the diabetic animals. The diabetic state was also found to cause a similar depression of in vivo phagocytosis in preformed peritoneal exudates. The results of in vitro experiments indicated that the principal defect in the diabetic animals resided in their serum rather than in their polymorphonuclear leukocytes. The depressive factor in the serum was identified as the abnormally high concentration of glucose. Since equivalent molar concentrations of unmetabolized sugars added to normal serum caused a similar depression of phagocytosis, it was tentatively concluded that the action of the glucose on the leukocytes was primarily osmotic. The sensitivity of the granulocytes to the glucose effect, however, depended upon the conditions of the phagocytic test. Only when the pneumococci were encapsulated and the leukocytes derived from inflammatory exudates were crowded together, as in vivo, was the depressive action of the glucose clearly demonstrable.


The metabolism of tritiated glucose by rat adipose tissue.


A double-blind evaluation of rigidyl in Parkinson's disease.


Carbon-14- and tritium-labeled DPN and TPN.


Exercise tolerance of SEALAB II aquanauts.


Ionizing radiation and the intracellular oxidation-reduction state.


Intramitochondrial glycogen granules in digestive cells of Hydra.


Vascular lesions resembling polyarteritis nodosa in rats undergoing prolonged stimulation with oestrogen.


Allergy to dermatologic agents.

Allergy to dermatologic agents.


Effects of serotonin, anti-serotonin, and anti-histamine drugs on uracil-mustard intoxication.


New preparations and appliances. Actidil injection.


Genetic and biochemical studies of genes controlling the synthesis of threonine and methionine in Saccharomyces.


16-alpha-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase of rat kidney. Purification, assay, and properties.


Reaction of peroxyacetyl nitrate with glutathione.


A photochemically active particle derived from chloroplasts by the action of the detergent Triton X-100.


Electric and motor effects of autonomic drugs on longitudinal esophageal smooth muscle.


Antagonism of lobeline by ganglion-blocking agents at afferent nerve endings.


Frata house, an Australian alcoholic unit.


Regional studies of catecholamines in the rat brain. IV. Effects of drugs on the disposition and metabolism of H3-norepinephrine and H3-dopamine.


Manned space flight--some medical considerations.


The effect of glycopyrrolate and a combined oxyphencyclimine-hydroxizine preparation on gastric acid secretion.


The detection and identification of synthetic steroids in horse urine.


Biotransformations in vitro undergone by phenothiazine derivatives in a liver preparation.


The nature of the adrenergic receptors of the trachea of the guinea-pig.


Release of tissue histamine by the babesicidal agents quinuronium and amicarbalide.


Liver function and pyrexia caused by a pyrogen from Escherichia coli, lysergic acid diethylamide and dinitrophenol.


Protein binding and the excretion of some azo dyes in rat bile.


A note on the absorption and excretion of 14C-labelled thalidomide in pregnant mice.


A transistorised impulse generator for recording the heart rate from intact and isolated preparations.


Gastric and duodenal ulceration: differences.


Histochemical amd biochemical effects of diethyldithiocarbamate on tissue catecholamines.


The effect of pronethalol and propranolol on lipid-facilitated transport of calcium ions.


Interrelationship between angiotensin II and the sympathetic nervous system.


Specificity of antihistamine drugs and involvement of the adrenergic system in histamine deaths in the guinea pig.


Dehydrogenase in the rat ovary. I. A histochemical study of delta-5-3-beta-and 20-alpha-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases and enzymes of carbohydrate oxidation during the estrous cycle.


Some personality and intellectual correlates of repeated out-of-wedlock childbirth among welfare recipients.


Effect of sodium nitrite, primaquine, and menadione on TPN-methemoglobin reductase in vitro.


Current cardiovascular diagnostic measures and associated nursing care.


Epidemiologic content in baccalaureate nursing education.


Don't overlook class discussions.

Don't overlook class discussions.


Observation of a hospitalized child as a teaching technique in student nurse education.


Public meetings and how to run them.

Public meetings and how to run them.


Radiological manifestations of ulcerogenic tumors of the pancreas. The Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.


Release of tritiated bretylium by sympathetic nerve stimulation.


Evaluation of effectiveness of doxapram and various analeptic combinations in dogs.


The effect of antihistaminics, cocaine and reserpine on amine-induced rat cardiac phosphorylase activation.


Adrenergic beta receptors and plasma free fatty acids.


Cocaine and antihistaminic compounds: comparison of effects of some cardiovascular actions of norepinephrine, tyramine and bretylium.


Time course of altered sensitivity to flurothyl following cortical ablations in rats.


Diagnosis and treatment of insect sensitivity.


The treatment of psychiatric patients by simultaneous use of electroconvulsive and pharmacoconvulsive therapy.


Hot metal burns of the feet in foundry workers.


Studies on the induction of immunological unresponsiveness to pneumococcal polysaccharide in mice. 1. Comparison of dose-response curves indicated that preimmunized animals were slightly more susceptible to the induction of immunological paralysis with pneumococcal polysaccharide than were normal mice. The results also indicated that the paralysis threshold was unaltered by preimmunization. 2. Transient desensitization of immunized mice could be achieved by an amount of polysaccharide far less than that required to induce paralysis. 3. A transient phase of weak immunity was detected prior to the onset of paralysis when induced by relatively low paralyzing doses of polysaccharide. 4. No "low dose" zone of paralysis (analogous to that obtainable with certain protein antigens) could be elicited with pneumococcal polysaccharide. 5. Massive proliferation of lymphoreticular tissues induced by Corynebacterium parvum failed to raise the threshold for paralysis induction, but amplified the immune response over the entire dose-response curve. Similarly, C. parvum failed to abrogate an established state of paralysis. The results suggest that the induction of polysaccharide paralysis is related to the concentration of antigen in the animal and is not modified by the number of immunologically competent cells.


A disulfide-linked collagenous protein of nematocyst capsules. The major protein component present in the capsule and thread of a sea anemone nematocyst consists of monomers of a collagen-like protein linked by disulfide bonds. Purified nematocyst capsules and threads are rich in hydroxyproline, and dissolved by disulfide reducing agents. Electrophoresis of the dissolved component on acrylamide gel results in a single detectable protein band.


The pharmacology of beta sympathetic blockade.


Effects of beta adrenergic blockade on heart size.


Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias in unanesthetized patients. Role of adrenergic beta receptor blockade.


Beta adrenergic blocking drugs in the clinical management of cardiac arrhythmias.


Inhibition of thyroidal deiodination of diiodotyrosine by compounds which enhance NADPH oxidation.


Interactions between the catecholamines and ganglionic stimulating agents in sympathetic ganglia.


Myocardial alpha and beta adrenergic receptors as demonstrated by atrial functional refractory-period changes.


Response of isolated guinea-pig atria to various ganglion-stimulating agents.


Decreased central depressant effect of progesterone and other steroids in rats pretreated with drugs and insecticides.


Inhibition of writhing by narcotic antagonists.


Drug alteration of autonomic function and electroconvulsive shock mortality in rats.


NAD- and NADP-linked dehydrogenases in the sciatic nerve of rats injected with di-isopropylfluorophosphate.


Cardioaccelerator nerve stimulation and pronethalol on metabolism of norepinephrine.


Western equine encephalitis in Saskatchewan birds and mammals 1962-1963.


Determination of micro amounts of 3-(dithien-2-ylmethylene)-1-methylpiperidine, a non-narcotic antitussive.


The interaction of benzoic acid and chloroxylenol with cetomacrogol.


Distribution of some phenothiazines in red blood cells and platelets.


The effect of (+)-amphetamine on various central and peripheral catecholamine-containing neurones.


Effects of cocaine on brain noradrenaline in relation to toxicity and convulsions in mice.


The structure of porphyroxine (papaverrubine D).


The use of bradykinin-induced effects in rats as an assay for analgesic drugs.


The diuretic activity of clorexolone and some related phthalimides and 1-oxoisoindolines.


The flow properties of granular magnesia.


The determination of liothyronine and thyroxine in thyroid preparations.


Clinical evaluation of stannous fluoride when used as a constituent of a compatible prophylactic paste, as a topical solution, and in a dentifrice in naval personnel. I. Report of findings after first year.


Pock formation by vaccinia virus deoxyribonucleic acid after passage through Escherichia coli spheroplasts.


The activity of oxidative enzymes in Detroit-6 cells infected with adenovirus type 5. A cytochemical study.


Some characteristics of the effects of 6-azauridine on vaccinia virus multiplication, in comparison with those of 5-iododeoxyuridine.


The rct40 and T50 markers and the characteristics of some variants of measles virus.


Purification of bovine serum beta-inhibitor by chromatographic methods and its reaction with A1 influenza virus.


Pathogenicity of tick-borne encephalitis virus for the chicken embryo. II. Influence of incubation temperature on the lethal activity of the virus.


Purification and properties of an influenza virus inhibitor isolated from mouse lungs.


Pathogenicity of tick-borne encephalitis virus for the chicken embryo. 3. Titration of infectious activity of virus and of specific neutralization antibodies in chicken embryos.


Quantitative relationships of Tahyna virus and the mosquito Aëdes vexans.


Determination of Tahyna virus concentration threshold producing viraemia in suckling pigs.


Neutralization of Rous sarcoma virus strains.


The appearance of "red" plaques of Newcastle disease virus as a result of interfering effect of influenza A2 virus.


Attempts to induce immunological tolerance to Western equine encephalomyelitis virus.


On the interferon production inducing capacity of Tahyna virus.


Isolation of haemadsorptive virus from cases of sarcoidosis.


The use of indirect haemagglutination for evaluating antibody formation against purified gamma-inhibitor.


Transmission of tick-borne encephalitis virus by nymphs of Ixodes ricinus to the European mole (Talpa europaea).


Isolation of tick-borne encephalitis virus from the blood of the mole (Talpa europaea) in a natural focus of infection.


Hepatitis: drug or viral?

Hepatitis: drug or viral?


Pharmacological agents affecting the release and activity of catecholamines.


Acute ventilatory failure in chronic obstructive lung disease.


Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases in normal and abnormal human testes.


Pulmonary dirofilariasis. Cause of pulmonary nodular disease.


Fatal viral encephalitis following 17D yellow fever vaccine inoculation. Report of a case in a 3-year-old child.


Anxiety-proneness and susceptibility to social influence.


Effect of stretch on the isolated cat sinoatrial node.


New pharmacologic aspects of beta-diethyl-aminoethyl 2,2-diphenylpentanoate.


Treatment of polyarteritis nodosa and related arteritities.


The effect of a new analeptic agent on arterial blood gases and minute ventilation in adult males.


Caries experience and dental treatment in children. A survey.


Importance of carbon dioxide in the isolation of pneumococci. Austrian, Robert (The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia), and Patricia Collins. Importance of carbon dioxide in the isolation of pneumococci. J. Bacteriol. 92:1281-1284. 1966.-Of the strains of pneumococci isolated from man, 8% manifest a requirement for CO(2) if detectable growth is to occur on the surface of solid media. The pneumococci most frequently manifesting this requirement are types I, III, XVI, XXVIII, and XXXIII. These strains will grow in the presence or absence of oxygen provided the atmosphere in which they are incubated contains CO(2). Review of published data provides no unequivocal evidence for the existence of anaerobic pneumococci.


Interaction of mutations affecting growth rate and resistance to streptomycin in pneumococci and streptococci. Krauss, Marjorie R. (New York University Medical Center, New York, N.Y.), James C. King, and Rody P. Cox. Interaction of mutations affecting growth rate and resistance to streptomycin in pneumococci and streptococci. J. Bacteriol. 92:1337-1344. 1966.-A strain of Streptococcus (Viridans group) was shown by transformation reactions to be the carrier of two interacting mutations. One produced resistance to streptomycin and a slow rate of growth; the only effect of the second was an increase in growth rate when it was added by transformation to streptococcal strains that had already been transformed to bear the first. Similar modifying mutations were observed in strains of streptococci and pneumococci into which the first mutation had been introduced by transformation.


Genetic differentiation by nucleic acid homology. IV. Relationships among Lancefield groups and serotypes of streptococci. Weissman, Sherman M. (National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Md.), Paul R. Reich, Norman L. Somerson, and Roger M. Cole. Genetic differentiation by nucleic acid homology. IV. Relationships among Lancefield groups and serotypes of streptococci. J. Bacteriol. 92:1372-1377. 1966.-A deoxyribonucleic acid-ribonucleic acid homology technique was used to measure the genetic relatedness among Lancefield groups and serotypes of streptococci. Organisms in different Lancefield groups were related, but were differentiated from each other. Serotypes within group A could be distinguished. Two isolates serologically classified in group A type 1 were indistinguishable. Streptococcus faecalis was only remotely related to streptococci of Lancefield groups A and H, whereas Diplococcus pneumoniae was more closely related to these organisms. The serological data were in good agreement with the results obtained with the homology method.


Enzymatic studies of pure cultures of rumen microorganisms. Joyner, A. E., Jr. (University of California, Davis), and R. L. Baldwin. Enzymatic studies of pure cultures of rumen microorganisms. J. Bacteriol. 92:1321-1330. 1966.-The activities of enzymes representing the major pathways of carbohydrate metabolism and anaerobic electron transport in cell-free extracts of whole rumen contents have been reported. The effects of diet upon the activities of several enzymes suggested that enzymatic measurements might prove useful for the study of rumen metabolism. In the present study, the distribution and characteristics of aldolase, succinate dehydrogenase, glutamate dehydrogenase, lactyl-coenzyme A dehydrase, lactate dehydrogenase, and other enzymes were measured in cell-free extracts of pure cultures of Ruminococcus flavefaciens, R. albus, Bacteroides succinogenes, B. ruminicola, B. amylophilus, Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens, Peptostreptococcus elsdenii, Streptococcus bovis, and Selenomonas ruminantium. Some enzymes were widely distributed (aldolase, glutamate dehydrogenase), whereas others were observed in one or two species (lactyl-coenzyme A dehydrase). The cofactor requirements and kinetic characteristics of enzymes varied considerably with species. Enzymes that vary with species might be employed as indices for estimating the activities of various groups of microorganisms in whole rumen contents.


The actions of the catecholamines on transmission in the superior cervical ganglion of the cat.


An attempt to stimulate and depress the functional activity of the inflammatory cells from lesions experimentally induced by M. leprae and M. lepraemurium.


Improved dental status in 15-year-old candidates for the Royal Navy 1957-59 survey compared with 1963-65.


The physiologic role of the sympathetic nervous system in exercise.


Influence of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on 5-hydroxytryptamine synthesis in the brain.


Surgical injury of the common bile duct, ureters and vas deferens.


Effects of sulfhydryl inhibition on red blood cells. 3. Glutathione in the regulation of the hexose monophosphate pathway.


The quantitative histochemistry of a chemically induced ependymoblastoma. I. Enzymes.


Oxidative enzyme activities in rat brain subcellular fractions. The effect of deoxycholate, freeze-thaw, and water.


Corals: their use in dental research.

Corals: their use in dental research.


Clinical effectiveness of anti-motion-sickness drugs. Computer review of the literature.


A pilot study on the effectiveness of a stannous fluoride dentifrice on dental caries in children.


Dental conditions of senior dental students.


Effect of quinidine and pronethalol on acetylstrophanthidin-induced ventricular arrhythmia in cats treated with reserpine.


An analysis of the caries process by finite absorbing Markov chains.


The physician and the pharmacist.

The physician and the pharmacist.


Coelomomyces infections in mosquito larvae in the South Pacific.


The known vectors of simian malaria in Malaya today.


The effects of halothane, fluroxene and cyclopropane on ventilation: a comparative study in man.


The social worker in the private practice of internal medicine.


Reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide and pyruvate in urea-denaturation of lactic dehydrogenase isozymes.


A critical assessment of an accelerated storage test.


Antihistamines in the treatment of drug eruptions.


Glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase of human erythrocytes. I. Purification and characterization of normal (B+) enzyme.


On the metabolic role of T6 phage-induced dihydrofolate reductase. Intracellular reduced pyridine nucleotides.


Regulation of glycolysis in brain, in situ, during convulsions.


Enzymatic omega-oxidation. I. Electon carriers in fatty acid and hydrocarbon hydroxylation.


Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity in normal human placenta from six weeks to forty-two weeks of gestation.


Total oral health.

Total oral health.


A report on the specialized institute on hospital dental service.


Pituitary "total" gonadotropins, FSH and LH in orchiectomized or cryptorchid rats.


11 beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase of lung and testis.


Protein synthesis and aldosterone production.


Effects of NADPH and other cofactors on the in vitro metabolism of steroids by guinea pig adrenal glands.


Immunochemical studies of bovine and frog liver glutamate dehydrogenases.


Corneo-scleral ulceration in periarteritis nodosa.


Propavane: an inhibitor of oxidative phosphorylation connected with mitochondrial glutamate metabolism.


The role of adenosine 3',5'-phosphate in the action of vasopressin on water permeability of toad bladders.


The isolation and properties of an active peroxidase from hepatocatalase.


Use of tetrazolium salts for electron transport studies in meningopneumonitis. II. Reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate system. Allen, Emma G. (Downstate Medical School, State University of New York, Brooklyn). Use of tetrazolium salts for electron transport studies in meningopneumonitis. II. Reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate system. J. Bacteriol. 92:1041-1046. 1966.-The conditions of electron transfer from nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate in meningopneumonitis (MP) are described and compared with electron transfer from nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide by this organism. The observations suggest that, in either system, there may be more than one pathway of electron flow, and that these pathways differ from those in normal membrane particulates. It was also found that after trypsin treatment, particulates from pools of normal allantoic fluids and membranes retain the normal characteristics, whereas those from pools of MP-infected fluids and membranes assume the characteristics of MP particles from fluids.


Transformation of pneumococcal M protein. Feingold, David S. (The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia), and Robert Austrian. Transformation of pneumococcal M protein. J. Bacteriol. 92:952-955. 1966.-Antisera prepared with vaccines of noncapsulated pneumococci of a given M protein type and absorbed with organisms of heterologous M protein type agglutinated specifically the homologous organisms. Specific anti-M protein sera can be used as selective reagents to permit isolation of organisms of heterologous M protein type from mixed populations. This capacity of anti-M protein sera was employed to facilitate recovery of intraspecific M protein transformants of pneumococcus. Attempted interspecific transfer of group A beta-hemolytic streptococcal M protein to pneumococcus by means of transformation reactions, however, was not accomplished.


Bacteriocins of Diplococcus pneumoniae. I. Antagonistic relationships and genetic transformations. Mindich, Leonard (The Public Health Research Institute of the City of New York, Inc., New York, N.Y.). Bacteriocins of Diplococcus pneumoniae. I. Antagonistic relationships and genetic transformations. J. Bacteriol. 92:1090-1098. 1966.-Several strains of Diplococcus pneumoniae produced bacteriocins inhibiting the growth of other strains of pneumococcus but inactive upon themselves. Strain R6, which did not produce pneumocin under most conditions, was changed to a producing state by mutation or by transformation with deoxyribonucleic acid from other pneumococci. The genetic determinants of several different bacteriocins were introduced into the same cell, where they acted independently. Determinants active in bacteriocin production were also constructed by crosses involving two nonproducing parents. Resistance to pneumocin B4 was a property of cells of the P4 type which produced it. On selection of pneumocin-resistant cells resulting from mutation or transformation in strain R6, resistant cells, all of which were pneumocin producers, were obtained. The genetic determinants of B4 production and resistance were transferred together in transformation. A gene for high level B4 resistance was found in strain P7S. This gene was not associated with B4 production and did not induce production when introduced into R6, although it did increase resistance to B4. Pneumocin B4 was bactericidal and caused a rapid cessation of growth. Its action was inhibited by pronase, trypsin, chymotrypsin, and phospholipids.


Changes in the white blood picture in students during intense brain work.


The first homografts: Trembley and the polyps.


Behavioral parameters and drug effects. A study of a hyperkinetic epileptic child.


Production of a pyrrole antibiotic by a marine bacterium. Evidence is presented for the isolation and identification of bacteria able to synthesize an unusual antibiotic containing five bromine atoms per molecule. The identification and taxonomic position of these bacteria was made by use of a computer in conjunction with traditional methods. These microorganisms and closely related strains have been isolated on various occasions from tropical water in the vicinity of Puerto Rico. One bacterium, a pseudomonad, has been given the name Pseudomonas bromoutilis because of its distinctive capability. The antibiotic has been extracted, purified, and obtained in crystal form, and its structure has been determined. Although clinical tests of its properties were not encouraging, it may be of significant value and interest from an ecological standpoint.


Circulatory control in the surgical patient.


Characterization of leukocyte glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase in Sardinian mutants.


Basophil counts in patients with urticaria, treated with oral antihistamines.


The effect of tritocaline, a tetrahydroisochinoline derivate, on the anaphylactic microshock in guinea pigs.


Estrogen control of uterine carbohydrate metabolism: factors affecting glucose utilization.


Inhibition of adrenal corticosteroidogenesis in the rat by cyanotrimethylandrostenolone, a synthetic androstane.


Treatment of narcolepsy with imipramine (tofranil) and desmethylimipramine (pertofran).


Oral diseases of the soldier which must be managed by a dental officer.


The isolation of Coxsackie A viruses from human sera and mosquitoes in Fiji.


D-amino acid oxidase in brain: distribution in several species and inhibition by pentobarbitone.


Viral antibody production in animals exposed to a space cabin environment. SAM-TR-66-82.


Effects of doxapram on the electrocardiogram during anesthesia.


Biosynthesis of uridine diphospho-N-acetyl muramic acid.


Clinical experience with fluroxene nitrous oxide-oxygen anesthesia as a nonflammable anesthetic. Clinical application of MSA model 22 meter.


Intestinal relaxation produced by sympathomimetic amines in the isolated rabbit jejunum: selective inhibition by adrenergic blocking agents and by cold storage.


The influence of microelectrophoretically introduced metabolites on pyridine nucleotide reduction in giant tissue culture ascites cells.


An approach to senior seminar.

An approach to senior seminar.


A teacher returns to staff nursing.

A teacher returns to staff nursing.


Teaching nursing care in a community college associate degree program.


Preparing student nurses to function as health teachers.


Does teacher really know best?

Does teacher really know best?


Evaluation of the pH-sensitive telemetering capsule in the estimation of gastric secretory capacity.


The in vitro effect of parathyroid extract on the amount of NADP in embryonic mouse calvaria.


Differences in epithelial enzyme activity in the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum of the monkey.


Competition between oxidative phosphorylation and energy-linked pyridine nucleotide transhydrogenation in submitochondrial particles.


Keratitis fugax hereditaria--a new eye syndrome.


Measurement of respiratory resistance in anesthetized subjects.


Serologic and genetic relationships between pneumococci and other respiratory streptococci.


Life support system for space flights of extended time periods. NASA CR-614.


Effects of drugs acting in relation to sympathetic functions on the analgesic action of morphine.


Interactions between sympathomimetic amines and blocking agents on the rat ventricle strip.


Tachyphylaxis. IV. Tyramine.

Tachyphylaxis. IV. Tyramine.


Achlorhydria, gastric mucosal atrophy and gastric neoplastic lesions in rats, mice and hamsters treated with an anticholinergic drug, propantheline bromide, and a carcinogen, 20-methylcholanthrene.


NADH2-benzyl viologen reductase from Azotobacter vinelandii.


Contractility, metabolism and pharmacological reactions of isolated gas-perfused cat hearts.


Outpatient group therapy with geriatric patients.


Mepyramine and sympathetic nerve function.


Relationships between hepatic enzyme induction, glutamate formation, and purine nucleotide biosynthesis in glucocorticoid action.


Effect of epinephrine on phosphorylase b kinase in perfused rat hearts.


Interaction between tetraethylthiuram disulfide and the sulfhydryl groups of D-amino acid oxidase and of hemoglobin.


Mammalian galactose dehydrogenase. II. Properties, substrate specificity, and developmental changes.


The effect of ganglionic blocking agents in normal and pancreas diabetic cats after prolonged heparin treatment.


Effect of discontinuous exposure of rats to a high oxygen-low pressure environment.


Portuguese Man of War envenomization. A personal experience.


Effect of centrophenoxine on the lipofuscin pigments in the neurones of senile guinea-pigs.


Retrospective data concerning childhood loss of a parent. II. Category of parental loss by decade of birth, diagnosis, and MMPI.


The turnover of microsomal reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate-cytochrome c reductase in the livers of mice treated with phenobarbital.


Mitochondrial isocitrate dehydrogenases from yeast.


Biosynthesis of tyvelose. The purification and properties of cytidine diphosphate D-glucose oxidoreductase.


Glycogen metabolism in meal-fed rats and chicks and the time sequence of lipogenic and enzymatic adaptive changes.


Vestibular function in man during a 120-day period in a hermetically sealed chamber.


Antifibrillatory properties of hydrazine derivatives in experimental acute coronary insufficiency.


Item and response characteristics in attitude and personality measurement: a reaction to L. G. Rorer's "the great response-style myth".


Further comments on the internal structure of the MMPI.


Immunological investigations in experimental chemotherapy. II. Resistance to re-infection, its specificity and dependence upon the inoculum.


Immunological investigations in experimental chemotherapy. I. The susceptibility of mice to homologous re-infection following antibacterial treatment.


Clinico-pharmacological studies of the actions of diisopropylamine dichloroacetate (IS 401).


Extrinsic tooth stains in children.

Extrinsic tooth stains in children.


The effects in sheep of quinuronium and amicarbalice and the influence of atropine pyridine 2-aldoxime methiodide (2-PAM). Adrenaline and mepyramine.


Transhydrogenation in the human placenta.


Effects of steroids on cerebral electrical activity. Epileptogenic effects of conjugated estrogens and related compounds in the cat and rabbit.


Foulds' punitiveness scales in relation to MMPI validation and diagnostic scales.


Magnesium pemolone: lack of facilitation in human learning, memory, and performance tests. Either a placebo or 25 or 37.5 milligrams of magnesium pemoline was administered on a doubleblind basis to three intelligencematched groups of normal, adult males. Learning and 24-hour retention tests included verbal learning, motor learning, and classical conditioning. Short-term memory tests were administered through both the visual and auditory modalities. Arm-hand steadiness and visual reaction time performance tests were included. The only measures revealing significant group differences showed the performance of subjects given pemoline was inferior to that of subjects given a placebo.


The enzymatic deficiency in tyrosinemia.


Progressive arterial occlusive disease (Köhlmeier-Degos). A frequently fatal cutaneosystemic disorder.


Hexose monophosphate shunt in the kidney during acid-base and electrolyte imbalance.


Enzyme histochemical changes in a canine thyroid carcinoma cell line inoculated with a canine lymphoma suspension.


Thymic lymph follicles; a histopathological study of 1,356 autopsy cases.


Enzymic conversion of farnesyl pyrophosphate to squalene.


Antagonism of the adrenergic neurone blocking action of guanethidine by certain antidepressant and antihistamine drugs.


Studies on mosquito attractants and stimulants. II. A laboratory technique for obtaining mosquito eggs by forced oviposition.


Studies on mosquito attractants and stimulants. 3. The presence in mosquito breeding waters of a factor which stimulates oviposition.


High-frequency components in the electrocardiogram. A comparative study of normals and patients with myocardial disease.


Regional enteritis in adolescence.

Regional enteritis in adolescence.


Localized dissecting hemorrhage and arteritis. Renal and cerebral manifestations.


Analeptics--good or bad?

Analeptics--good or bad?


Injury to the teeth during laryngoscopy.


Ulcerative colitis in children. Problems in management.


The in vitro cultivation of tissues from the mosquitoes. 3. Further studies on the cultivation of ovarian tissues of three mosquito species and the examination of the origin of cells grown in vitro.


Perforation of a gastrojejunal ulcer into the pericardium. Complication of Wermer's disease (Zollinger-Ellison syndrome).


Psychological component in the etiology of geographic tongue.


Paradoxical effect of dichloroisoproterenol on pentobarbital sleep time in hyperthyroid mice.


Detection and identification of micrograms of neutral drugs in biological samples.


MMPI profiles of obese men and six other diagnostic categories.


Cross-validation of the Aaronson Mf index with a college population.


Note on the Edwards Social Desirability Scale.


MMPI personality patterns for several semi-skilled and unskilled occupational groups.


The hypnotic efficacy of doxylamine.

The hypnotic efficacy of doxylamine.


Electrical interaction between muscle layers of cat intestine.


Study on saliva using a thermo-recording balance.


Liver nucleotide patterns in stressed and unstressed intact and adrenalectomized rats.


Atrial flutter with 1:1 atrioventricular conduction precipitated by antazoline (antistine).


Inorganic pyrophosphate-glucose phosphotransferase activity associated with alkaline phosphatase of Escherichia coli.


Serotonin receptor in rabbit artery.

Serotonin receptor in rabbit artery.


Membrane effects of pronethalol on the mammalian heart muscle fiber.


Studies on the mechanism of fatty acid synthesis. XV. Preparation and general properties of beta-ketoacyl acyl carrier protein reductase from Escherichia coli.


Response of adaptive rat liver enzymes to acute poisoning by organophosphate insecticides.


The metabolism of cholest-4-en-3-one-7-alpha-ol by rat-liver cell fractions.


Hormone regulation of the genetic potential through the pentose phosphate pathway.


Effect of phagocytosis on the carbohydrate metabolism of polymorphonuclear leucocytes.


The structural specificity involved in the inhibition of a microbial D-glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase by synthetic estrogens.


Ann Arbor Case Reports: intractable foot pain in a saleswoman.


Intellectual factors, biographical information, and personality variables as related to performance on the professional nurse licensure examination.


The role of carotenoids in the photosynthesis of green plants.


Testicular tumors following orchiopexy.

Testicular tumors following orchiopexy.


The balance of pyridine nucleotides and ATP in adipose tissue.


Identification of volatile contaminants of space cabin materials. AMRL-TR-66-53.


Preliminary study on the microbial flora of normal human subjects in a restricted environment. AMRL-TR-66-59.


Water recovery from human waste during prolonged confinement in the life support system evaluator. AMRL-TR-65-170.


Water and carbon removal from carbon dioxide reduction systems. AMRL-TR-66-83.


A study of water and carbon dioxide precipitation technique using thermal radiation principles. AMRL-TR-66-118.


The photosynthetic energy conversion process in isolated chloroplasts.


DMF-experience in children with and without supragingival calculus on lower front teeth.


Quantitative studies of the specificity of anti-pneumococcal polysaccharide antibodies, types 3 and 8. II. Inhibition of precipitin reactions with oligosaccharides isolated from hydrolysates of S3 and S8.


Quantitative studies of the specificity of anti-pneumococcal polysaccharide antibodies, types 3 and 8. I. Isolation of oligosaccharides from acid and from enzymatic hydrolysates of S3 and S8.


Some possible hazards arising from the foods of today.


Health in a changing environment. Welcome.


Tamar Valley survey and trace elements west of Tamar.


The use and abuse of organic pesticides.


Health in a changing environment. Opening remarks.


Planning for a new community.

Planning for a new community.


Aspects of a changing external environment.


The industrial environment.

The industrial environment.


Trace elements in the environment.

Trace elements in the environment.


Fluorometric determination of aspartate, glutamate, and gamma-aminobutyrate in nerve tissue using enzymic methods.


Complications of smallpox vaccination. I. National survey in the United States, 1963.


Dental health survey of Gilbert and Ellice islanders.


Psychiatric morbidity in medical students of four successive fifth year classes.


Characterization of glutamate dehydrogenase from the ammonia-oxidizing chemoautotroph Nitrosomonas europaea.


Inhibition of the maximum acid output of the stomach by isopropamide iodide ('Tyrimide').


The treatment of hypertension by beta adrenergic blocking drugs.


Studies on the biosynthesis of sterol and corticosterone in rat adrenal gland.


Purification and properties of halogenated tyrosine and thyroid hormone transaminase from rat kidney mitochondria.


Response of human adipose tissue to endogenous serum insulin-like activity in vitro.


Evidence of renal hemodynamic changes encountered after dichloroisoproterenol.


Addiction to stimulants.

Addiction to stimulants.


Activity and responsivity in rats after magnesium pemoline injections. Rats injected intraperitoneally with magnesium pemoline avoided a buzzing sound (conditioned stimulus) associated with an electric shock to the feet (unconditioned stimulus) more frequently than controls. Drug-injected rats did not avoid the foot shock more frequently than controls, although the experi mental rats did have shorter response latencies fn the active avoidance task. In sub sequent experiments which measured activity changes and response to the buzzing sound alone, it was found that magnesium pemoline caused a lesser decrease in activity level and a more sustained responsivity to the buzzer's. sound than did control injections of tragacanth. This may account for the latency differences observed in the avoidance task.


The induction of liver tyrosine 2-oxoglutarate transaminase in rats by immobilization.


Isocitric dehydrogenase and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotidase in experimental tuberculosis: influence of isoniazid on metabolic damage.


Indirect sympathomimetic activity of Recosen, a commercial heart extract.


Transfer of tumor cells by mosquitoes.

Transfer of tumor cells by mosquitoes.


Deciduous teeth and future caries experience.


Determining optimum fluoride levels for community water supplies in relation to temperature.


Council announces classification of additional products. Council on Dental Therapeutics.


Significance of caries experience in preschool children aged 3 to 5.


Alumni Association supports teaching conference.


Evaluation of examiner variability and the use of radiographs in determining the efficacy of community fluoridation.


A proposed six-year topical fluoride program for the public elementary schools in the city of Manila.


Legislative developments in 1966.

Legislative developments in 1966.


Comprehensive health care for welfare recipients--dental care under new Title XIX of the Federal Social Security Act.


Dental care in Project Head Start and other OEO programs.


The role of the dental service corporation in governmental health programs.


Oral and dental condition of "Pra Juwana" pupils in Tange-rang.


The Missouri plan of state board examination.


Michigan's program.

Michigan's program.


Programs and administration of constituent societies.


Freer movement of dentists between states.


Dental trade and laboratory relations at the state level.


Dental laboratory relations at the national level.


Preferred stock--your editor and publication.


The Dental Estimates Board.

The Dental Estimates Board.


The effects of ACTH and HCG on the urinary excretion of testosterone in male patients with various endocrine disorders.


Differential effects of deoxyribonucleotides on respiration of virulent pneumococci. Firshein, William (Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.), Robert J. Erickson, and Bernadette A. Gargan. Differential effects of deoxyribonucleotides on respiration of virulent pneumococci. J. Bacteriol. 92:1645-1654. 1966.-Four naturally occurring deoxyribonucleotides affect respiration in three virulent pneumococcal types (Diplococcus pneumoniae) differentially. Deoxyadenylic acid (dAMP) stimulates respiration in type I and slightly stimulates respiration in type III, but has no effect in type II. Deoxyguanylic acid (dGMP) stimulates respiration in type I, inhibits respiration in type II, and has no effect in type III. Thymidylic acid (dTMP) inhibits respiration of type I, but is stimulatory in types II and III. Deoxycytidylic acid (dCMP) inhibits respiration of all three pneumococcal types. Of a large number of related compounds, including many of the naturally occurring deoxynucleosides, nucleosides, nucleotides, purines, and pyrimidines, thymidine is slightly effective in types II and III, and deoxycytidine is slightly inhibitory in all three types. None of the remaining compounds affects respiration significantly. With a few exceptions, there is a correlation between the extent of uptake of each deoxynucleotide in the three types and their ability to stimulate (or inhibit) respiration. The greater the uptake, the greater the enhancement of respiration. The less uptake, the greater the inhibition of respiration. In cell-free extracts of type I, dAMP also stimulates the oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvic acid. During this reaction, dAMP is phosphorylated to deoxyadenosine diphosphate (dADP) and to deoxyadenosine triphosphate (dATP).


Digitalis intoxication: some practical considerations.


Long-acting antihistamine-decongestant evaluation.


The clinical effectiveness of phosphate-enriched breakfast cereals on the incidence of dental caries in children: results after 2 years.


Induction of anesthesia, seizures and sleep by steroid hormones.


Opening ceremonies XX International Congress of Ophthalmology. Address of the President of the International Council of Ophthalmology.


Studies on crystalline D-amino acid oxidase. V. Characterization of borohydride-reduced enzyme-subtrate intermediate. Synthesis of epsilon-N-(1-carboxyethyl)-L-lysine.


The effect of inferior alveolar injection of procaine and/or epinephrine on the rate of bleeding from a mandibular extraction site.


The comparative pathogenesis of experimentally induced cleft palate.


Filariasis in a university campus in Ceylon.


Metabolism of the carcinogen 2-acetylaminofluorene by rainbow trout.


A comparison of alkylhydrazines and their B 6-hydrazones as convulsant agents.


Metabolism of rotenone in vitro by tissue homogenates from mammals and insects. Hydroxylation of rotenone in vitro in the enzyme system composed of microsomes and reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide phosphate, and in living mice and houseflies, yields products tentatively identified as rotenolone I; rotenolone II; 8'-hydroxyrotenone; 6',7'-dihydro-6',7'-dihydroxyrotenone; two rotenolones of each of the last-mentioned two compounds; and uncharacterized polar materials. The toxicity of certain of these rotenoids to mice is of the same order as that of rotenone.


Spermatogenic activity test (S.A.T.) for evaluation of fertility in cryptorchidism.


Clinical and biochemical studies of families of schizophrenic patients.


Dental caries in Watford and Maidstone. Observations on the value of fluoridation.


Studies of mechanisms of chemical radiation protection in vivo. 3. Changes in fluorescence of intracellular pyridine nucleotides and modification by extracellular hypoxia.


Mechanisms of pacemaker and effector integration in coelenterates.


Oestrogen-dependent pyridine nucleotide transhydrogenase in normal and pathological human placentae.


The in vitro activity of cephaloridine. Spectrum, routine sensitivity tests, cross-resistance and inactivation.


Effects of autonomic blockade on pulmonary and systemic circulation before and after birth.


Oxidoreductases in periodontal tissues in the guinea pig.


First congress of the International Society of Endoscopy.


Inhibitors of preferentially stimulated deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in pneumococci.


Incorporation of thymidine and amino acids into deoxyribonucleic acid and acid-insoluble cell structures in pneumococcal cultures synchronized for competence to transform. Ephrussi-Taylor, Harriett (Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio), and Barbara A. Freed. J. Bacteriol. 87:1211-1215. 1964.-Pneumococcal cultures, in which competence to transform develops in an acute, synchronous fashion toward the end of growth of the cultures, show an arrest in lysine incorporation into trichloroacetic acid-insoluble residues during the competent period. Thymidine incorporation into deoxyribonucleic acid is momentarily halted after the development of maximal competence. It is suggested that competence is associated with a brief arrest of normal cell-wall synthesis.


Fifth meeting of the Eastern Regional Committee of the International Union against Tuberculosis.


Pharmacodynamic observations on metronidazole therapy. Side effects in endocrine, metabolic and auto-immune disorders. 3. Anti-ischemic and anti-inflammatory action in peripheral vascular disorders.


The role of monoamine oxidase in phenelzine tachyphylaxis.


Metabolism of carbohydrates in the normal liver and under the influence of ethanol and hormones.


Effects of magnesium pemoline and dextroamphetamine on human learning. Two central nervous system stimulants, magnesium pemoline and dextroamphetamine, were tested to see if they facilitate learning in human subjects. Subjects under placebo learned faster than the subjects under any of the several doses of magnesium pemoline; however, none of these differences reached statistical significance. Subjects who received dextroamphetamine learned significantly more slowly than those who received placebo.


Effect of certain monoamine oxidase inhibitors on isoproterenol-induced cardiac necrosis in rats.


Pharmacological reactivity of an isolated tracheal preparation of the guinea-pig.


Inhibition of liver phenylalanine and tryptophan hydroxylating enzyme systems in vitro and in vivo.


In vitro inhibition of noradrenaline-3H uptake by reserpine and tetrabenazine in mouse cerebral cortex tissues.


Changes in incidence and aetiology of bacteraemia arising in hospital practice.


Diagnosis and treatment of fractures of the os calcis.


Preoperative and operative management of patients with phaeochromocytoma.


Swimming sea anemones of Puget Sound: swimming of Actinostola new species in response to Stomphia coccinea. Swimming as a response of the sea anemone Actinostola new species can be elicited as a result of contact with the submarginal surface of another swimming sea anemone Stomphia coccinea. However, Stomphia does not swim as a result of contact with Actinostola. In all other known respects, swimming is caused in both species by the same stimuli, including certain starfishes, a nudibranch, and electrical stimuli. No agent that causes Actinostola to swim has been detected in extracts, rubbings, or dried matter from Stomphia.


Studies in hypothermia. VII. Anaphylactoid reaction to low-molecular-weight dextran in hypothermic mice.


Clinical use of bamethane sulfate.

Clinical use of bamethane sulfate.


Effect of ganglionic stimulants and sympatholytic drugs on white mice. Weight gain, body fats and noradrenaline content of tissues after the chronic administration of nicotine, dimethylphenylpiperazine, phentolamine and dichloroisoprenaline.


The influence of thyroid hormone upon the synthesis of fatty acids in the liver.


The control of lipid metabolism. Concluding remarks.


Caries incidence in teeth with tetracycline incorporation.


The biological synthesis of unsaturated fatty acids.


The role of reduced coenzymes and oxygen in the control of fatty acid synthesis in adipose tissue.


Human blood types and dental caries experience.


Genetic linkage of streptomycin-dependence and resistance in Pneumococcus.


3-Indolylsuccinimides and 3-(3-pyrrolidinyl)indoles.


Effect of adenosine derivatives and antihistaminics on platelet aggregation.


Phagocytic and bactericidal capacity of polymorphonuclear leucocytes recovered from venous blood of human beings.


Counteraction of narcotic antagonist analgesics by the narcotic antagonist Naloxone.


Magnesium pemoline: effect on avoidance conditioning in rats. Rats administered 20 milligrams of magnesium pemoline per kilo gram of body weight learned to avoid shock in a jump-out apparatus in fewer trials than did controls. However, the results suggested that the principal effect of the drug was to facilitate the avoidance behavior of those animals that tended to "freeze" in response to electric grid shock. No differences in retention were observed between experimental and control animals that had achieved equal levels of learnine.


Sociopsychiatric investigation of teenage girls with gonorrhea.


Levels of oxidized and reduced pyridine nucleotides in avian malaria (Plasmodium lophurae).


Modification by beta-adrenergic blockade of the circulatory respones to acute hypoxia in man. In 17 healthy men, beta-adrenergic blockade reduced significantly the tachycardia and the elevation of cardiac output associated with inhalation of 7.5% oxygen for 7 to 10 minutes. Hypoxia did not increase plasma concentrations of epinephrine or norepinephrine in six subjects. Furthermore, blockade of alpha and beta receptors in the forearm did not modify the vasodilation in the forearm induced by hypoxia, providing pharmacologic evidence that hypoxia of the degree and duration used was not associated with an increase in the concentrations of circulating catecholamines in man. Part of the increase in cardiac output and heart rate during acute hypoxia in man is produced by stimulation of beta-adrenergic receptors, probably by cardiac sympathetic nerves. The mechanism of the vasodilation in the forearm during hypoxia remains uncertain.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. "The sair back".


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Rehabilitation and resettlement.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Antenatal foetal hazards.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Foetal distress in labour.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Foetal hazards in domiciliary midwifery.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Virologists-Can they help us?


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. The newborn at risk.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Obesity in adults and children. The metabolism of fat.


A symposium on clinical problems of practice. Obesity in adults and children. Fat in childhood.


Studies in experimental pulmonary oedema. 3. Effect of adrenolytic drugs on epinephrine-induced pulmonary oedema in the rat.


Day-by-day variation in the mycotic flora of the mouth.


Possible sex differences in incidence of caries in human deciduous canines and molars.


Death after transplantation; an analysis of sixty cases.


Adaptation of Knutson's "working estimate" in surveys of gingivitis and periodontitis.


The effect of dietary phosphate supplements on dental caries incidence in tropical Brazil.


Oral conditions in children from three highland villages in Guatemala.


Parotid fluid and serum uric acid and total protein in relation to dental caries experience.


Pharmacology of scopinium bromide.

Pharmacology of scopinium bromide.


The possible role of acetylcholine in Schistosoma mansoni.


Histamine protection produced by oak gall extracts.


Effects of adrenaline and noradrenaline on coronary blood flow before and after beta-adrenergic blockade.


Mouse inoculation as a means of identifying pneumococci in the sputum.


Cardiac action of dimorpholamine.

Cardiac action of dimorpholamine.


An enzymic assay for the determination of millimicrogram quantities of B-12-coenzyme.


The drug-receptor complex.

The drug-receptor complex.


Some size distributions of particulate contamination found in commercially available intravenous fluids.


Some basic ketones with central nervous system depressant activity.


The effect of humidity and temperature on the cohesion of powders.


A note on the determination of pilocarpine in solutions containing methylcellulose.


The effect of chemical structure on chromatographic multiple spot formation by sympathomimetic amines in the presence of hydrochloric acid.


Neuroendocrine and metabolic effects of general anaesthesia during spontaneous breathing, controlled breathing, milk hypoxia, and mild hypercarbia.


Dental caries in relation to PTC taste sensitivity, secretor status, and salivary thiocyanate level.


The effects of some derivatives of  noradrenaline and 2-amino-1-p-hydroxyphenylethanol on the in vitro mobilisation of fat.


The relation between tracheorelaxant and fat mobilising action of some derivatives of noradrenaline and 2-amino-1-p-hydroxyphenylethanol.


Innervation of domestic fowl and guinea-pig ventricles.


On the ability of desipramine to interfere with reserpine-induced noradrenaline release.


Effects of (+) -amphetamine on lactic acid concentrations in the tissues of aggregated mice.


2-Deoxyglucose and inflammation.

2-Deoxyglucose and inflammation.


Blockade of the psychotic syndrome caused by nialamide in mice.


Surgical treatment of the high undescended testis.


Sex differences in dental disease in Polynesian peoples.


Ultralanum.

Ultralanum.


Isoetharine methanesulfonate with phenylephrine hydrochloride and thenyldiamine (Bronkometer) in hypertensive and sympathomimetic amine-sensitive asthmatic patients.


Shortening of coma duration in narcotic poisoning.


Drugs and the mental state.

Drugs and the mental state.


Omni-serum. A diagnostic Pneumococcus serum, reacting with the 82 known types of Pneumococcus.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, the pentose phosphate cycle, and its place in carbohydrate metabolism.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase. Its purification and properties.


Effect of drugs on after-nystagmus induced by lateral vestibular nucleus stimulation.


Mosquito-borne hemorrhagic fevers of South-East Asia and the Western Pacific.


The effect of antihistamines in decreasing the toxicity of alkylating agents.


Intellectual and personality changes following open-heart surgery.


Modification of metrazol induced convulsions in rats by antihistaminics.


Rescinamine and urinary excretion of catecholamines in rats.


Comparative central activities of a new dihydrodibenzoxazepine antihistaminic and of pyrilamine.


Syme's amputation by Joseph Lister after sixty-six years.


An endocrinologic follow-up study of operated cases of cryptorchism.


Accumulation of methylene blue by metabolizing erythrocytes.


The polarographic determination of chlorpromazine and chlorpromazine sulphoxide.


The mathematics of drug-receptor interactions.


Inhibition of intestinal absorption by different samples of cetrimide and the homologous alkyl series C10-C20.


A note on the assay of the contribution of the pentose phosphate pathway to glucose metabolism in human red cells.


The analgesic and related properties of 6-deoxy-6,6-ethylenedioxy-7,8-dihydro-14-hydroxycodeine hydrochloride.


The passage of drugs across the rat intestine in vitro.


Effects of amphetamine, tyramine, and protriptyline on reserpine-resistant amine-concentrating mechanisms of adrenergic nerves.


Some central nervous properties of diethyldithiocarbamate.


An adrenergic neurone blocking action of emetine.


Gentisate and guinea-pig testis metabolism.


Desipramine and potentiation of noradrenaline in the isolated perfused renal artery.


Indirect sympathomimetic actions of dopamine.


The effect of reserpine on amphetamine toxicity in aggregated mice.


Adrenolytic activity of atropine, (+)-hyoscyamine, atroscine, homatropine, and related compounds.


Adrenergic mechanism of the drugs. Systemic arterial pressure changes caused by intravenous injection of reserpine following the administration of pheniprazine and pyrogallol in anesthetized dogs.


Periarteritis nodosa caused by hypersensitivity to estrogens.


Active uptake of tritiated metaraminol by mouse brain slices in vitro.


Hypertension past 60.

Hypertension past 60.


dl-2,6-diamino-4-hexynoic acid, a growth inhibitor.


Carcinoma of the testis following orchiopexy.


Induction of tyrosine transaminase in rat liver by actidione.


General considerations in inhalation therapy.


Sensitization to anaphylaxis and to some of its pharmacological mediators by blockade of the beta adrenergic receptors.


Suppression by antihistamine of passive cutaneous anaphylaxis produced with anaphylactic antibody in the guinea pig.


Studies on the mechanism of substrate protection of enolase and lactic dehydrogenase against ionizing radiation.


Biological effects of x-irradiation on salivary glands of mice.


Pharmacological responses in irradiated animals.


Hearing impairment as the initial sign of polyarteritis nodosa.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in mature erythrocytes.


Café au lait spots, temporal dysrhythmia, and emotional instability.


The chemorelease of norepinephrine in mouse hearts. Structure-activity relationships. II. Drugs affecting the sympathetic and central nervous systems.


Gastrovascular system of small hydromedusae: mechanisms of circulation. Small medusae possess a circulatory system of narrow tubes subdivided into several compartments by functional "sphincters." Flow is activated by gastrodermal flagella twice as long as the diameter of the tubes. The flow may be reversed in any part of the system through pressure waves generated by muscular action of the gastric pouches. The combination of flagellar and muscular action provides an adjustable, low-pressure circulation.


Oxford ophthalmological congress.

Oxford ophthalmological congress.


Rheumatoid nodule of the sclera. (A type of necrogranulomatous scleritis).


Personality characteristics of first-year medical and law students.


The diagnosis and management of episcleritis and scleritis.


Triphosphopyridine nucleotide photoreduction with cell-free preparations of Anabaena variabilis.


Antagonism of digitalis arrhythmia by pronethalol: a neural phenomenon?


Metabolism of coumarin by a micro-organism.


Medical aspects of aircraft pilot fatigue with special reference to the commercial jet pilot.


Treatment of peptic ulcer by high dosage of propantheline bromide.


The use of a multiphasic anti-histaminic preparation in the treatment of hay fever: a double-blind, cross-over, placebo-controlled study.


Cleavage of cholesterol side chain by adrenal cortex. IV. Effect of phosphate and various nucleotides on a soluble enzyme system.


Further studies on corticosteroidogenesis. IV. Inhibition of utilization of biological substrates for corticoid synthesis by high calcium concentrations. Possible role of transhydrogenase in corticosteroidogenesis.


Further studies on corticosteroidogenesis. 3. Effect of biological substrates and electron transport dependence in rat adrenal mitochondria.


In vivo effect of parathyroid extract on nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide cofactor levels in kidney mitochondria.


Role models and the professional nurse identity.


Uterine deciduoma induction: comparison of direct mechanical trauma with systemic pyrathiazine.


Assisting the patient to learn the "patient role".


The culture concept and its relevance to nursing.


Powerlessness: a significant determinant in patient behavior?


The shifting frame of reference in nursing.


The dynamic interactionist concept of role.


Blood flow measurements in response to bamethane sulfate in man.


The effect of o,p'DDD on cortisol and hexobarbital metabolism.


Inhibition of ulcer formation by urine extracts with antihistamine activity.


The mechanism of the pressor action of noradrenaline in pithed cats.


Genetic recombination in DNA-induced transformation of Pneumococcus. IV. The pattern of transmission and phenotypic expression of high and low-efficiency donor sites in the amiA locus.


Biological characterization of mouse 'early' antibodies.


The Lincoln dental caries study. I. The incidence of dental caries in persons with various mental disorders.


The effect of a dicalcium phosphate chewing gum on caries incidence in children: 30-month results.


Genetically alterable transport of amethopterin in Diplococcus pneumoniae. I. Physiological properties and kinetics of the wild-type system. A system of H(3)-amethopterin uptake, physiologically and kinetically resembling active transport, has been described in Diplococcus pneumoniae. Uptake by this system has a pH optimum near 6.0, is temperature-dependent, requires a readily available source of energy, and conforms to Michaelis-Menten kinetics. The system showed a K(m) of 0.9 x 10(-6)m and a V(max) of 1.9 x 10(-13) moles per min per mg (dry weight). Both folate and H(2)-folate compete with H(3)-amethopterin for the same system, but to a limited degree. The intracellular concentration of H(3)-amethopterin accumulated at equilibrium was 1.06 x 10(-9) moles/ml or fivefold the external concentration when the latter was limiting, but at least 60-fold the internal concentration attained solely by diffusion in the same time interval at 0 C.


Genetically alterable transport of amethopterin in Diplococcus pneumoniae. II. Impairment of the system associated with various mutant genotypes. Six mutations determining resistance to amethopterin were examined for their effects on the active transport of the drug. In strains bearing each of the mutations and exhibiting resistance levels varying from 10- to 100-fold, transport at limiting concentrations of H(3)-amethopterin was reduced from 2.5 to 10 times the rate characteristic of the wild type. Kinetic analysis of transport showed an increase in the value for K(m) of the system in all of the mutants. Values for the wild-type system were 0.9 x 10(-6)m and for the mutants varied between 2.5 x 10(-6)m and 9.0 x 10(-6)m. Values for V(max) were approximately the same for each system. The mutant transport systems also exhibited a shift in pH optimum from near 6.0 (wild-type) to below 5.0. The results were interpreted as an alteration in the binding properties of the permease in the mutant strains.


Qualitative differences in the behavior of pneumoncoccal deoxyribonucleic acids transforming to the same capsular type. A method is described for estimating quantitatively the frequency of transformation of pneumococci to new capsular types. It is found that, when S-(III) cells are exposed to deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) from wild-type I strains, transformation to SI occurs at a frequency 20 to 60 times that of transformation to the binary type SI-III. SI markers on DNA isolated from binary strains behave qualitatively and quantitatively in a different manner from the same markers on DNA from wild-type I strains and will transform S-(III) cells only to SI-III. Strains are described which produce only one capsular polysaccharide, but which are genetically binary and carry a second capsular genome with a mutated gene so that the second polysaccharide is not produced. Stability and other characteristics of binary strains are discussed, and one hypothesis for the genetic organization of binary strains is presented.


Photooxidation of adenine and its nucleotides in the presence of riboflavin. I. Photooxidation of NAD and NADP.


A characterization of a purple intermediate of D-amino acid oxidase.


Studies on the role of vitamin B6 derivatives in regulating tyrosine alpha-ketoglutarate transaminase activity in vitro and in vivo.


Alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in tissues of the Weddell seal. High activity of alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase and low activity of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in adipose tissue of Weddell seals suggest that neutral fat may be assembled there from exogenous sources of fatty acids. Low activity of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in other tissues tested precludes assignment of the function of fatty-acid synthesis to any specific tissue and emphasizes uniqueness of adipose mass in seals.


Physiologic responses to equivalent doses of doxapram and various analeptic combinations in acute barbiturate narcosis in dogs.


Coenzymatic activities of 2-anilino and 2-morpholino derivatives of FMN with yeast NADPH diaphorase.


Coupled oxidation-reduction activity of liver alcohol dehydrogenase.


Hypocholesterolemic activity of antihistaminics.


Starvation-induced adaption of rat liver tyrosine transaminase and serine dehydrase.


Where medicine and ophthalmology meet--some personal experiences.


Activity of salicylates as inhibitors of virus replication in vitro and their mode of action.


Studies on antiviral activity of virothricin.


Biological and antigenic peculiarities of A2 influenza virus strains isolated in Leningrad during the 1965 epidemic.


Neutralization of myxoviruses by anticellular sera.


Multiplication of Newcastle disease virus strains and interferon production in the mouse, an animal naturally insusceptible to this infection.


Cultivation of tick-borne encephalitis virus in parenterally inoculated ticks.


Pathogenicity of tick-borne encephalitis virus. V. Relation between infective and pathogenic activity for white mice.


Study on nonspecific thermostable inhibitors of arboviruses in human sera.


Stabilization of ECHO virus haemagglutinins. 3. Some peculiarities of the stabilization with organic compounds.


Cultivation of mammalian cells in a medium with growth-promoting proteins from calf serum.


Ultrastructure of Rickettsia prow azeki. An electron microscope study of ultrathin sections from infected louse guts and chick embryo yolk sacs.


Morphological modifications of Semliki Forest virus after treatment with pronase.


Partial heterologous tolerance to interferon production in mice infected with B. pertussis.


On the mechanism of the ability of certain viruses to block the action of interferon.


Thermal inactivation of parastolbur virus in extracts from viruliferous Euscelis plebejus leafhoppers.


Propagation of fixed rabies virus in cell cultures.


Interferon-like inhibitor in mouse sera induced by rickettsiae.


Plaque assay of rickettsiae.

Plaque assay of rickettsiae.


Photosensitivity of SP 8 and SP 3 phages of Bacillus subtilis.


Interferon formation and multiplication of virulent and avirulent strains of Newcastle disease virus in chick embryos.


Pentose metabolism in Candida. 3. The triphosphopyridine nucleotide-specific polyol dehydrogenase of Candida utilis.


Small-bowel epithelial migration during a generalized nonenteric infection in the rat.


Enzymic synthesis of a diamino sugar nucleotide by extracts of type XIV Diplococcus pneumoniae.


Microsomal oxidases. I. The isolation and dialkylarylamine oxygenase activity of pork liver microsomes.


The capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcus type XII, SXII.


Controlling the hazards of biological and particulate contamination within manned spacecraft.


Difluoromethyl 1,1,2-trifluoro-2-chloroethyl ether as an anaesthetic agent: results with dogs, and a preliminary note on observations with man.


An improved procedure for serum creatine phosphokinase determination.


An epidermal particulate fraction rich in  mitochondria capable of independent respiration.


Hospital infection with pneumococci resistant to tetracycline.


Migration of epithelio-muscular cells in Hydra.


Effectsof nethalide on insulin activity and binding by rat muscle and adipose tissue.


Type 6 pneumococcus resistant to erythromycin and lincomycin.


On biology and structure of the testis of Philidium Leuckhart (Leptomedusae).


Experimental cyclic transmission of Western equine encephalitis virus in chickens and Culex tarsalis through a year.


Specificity of energy metabolism of coronary artery.


Hormone production by experimental cryptorchid rat testes as indicated by radioautographic studies of the seminal vesicles and coagulating glands.


The action of analgesic substances on the gastric mucosa. Clinical effects on the gut of ingestion of aspirin, phenylbutazone, indomethacin and paracetamol.


The nephrotoxicity of analgesics.

The nephrotoxicity of analgesics.


The toxicity of some of the newer narcotic analgesics.


Partial molal volumes of some non-ionic detergents in monomeric and micellar form.


A periarterial nerve-circular muscle preparation from the caecum of the guinea-pig.


Effect of bradykinin on the human uterus in vitro.


Reversal of adrenergic vasodepression.

Reversal of adrenergic vasodepression.


Effects on lipomobilisation of the beta-adrenergic blocking drugs, propranolol and INPEA.


The fate of amphetamine in man and other mammals.


The effects of hypotonicity on the degranulating action of Compound 48/80 on mast cells.


Histamine and rat blood pressure.

Histamine and rat blood pressure.


Meso-OO' -succinylbis(beta-methylcholine).


Occlusion.

Occlusion.


Report of conference on concepts pertaining to occlusion. Comments by the chairman of the conference.


An evaluation of tissue loss following single and repeated frostbite injuries.


Photochemistry of polynucleotides I-ultraviolet photolysis of substituted pyrimidines.


Phages-adsorption--test for differentiation of genus: Brucella.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. I. Introduction and general experimental design.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. II. Major and minor atmospheric components.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. 3. Renal response.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. IV. Selected blood enzyme response.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. V. Exercise performance and cardiovascular response.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. VI. Excretion of steroids and catecholamines.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. VII. Respiratory function.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. 8. Observations on feeding bite-size foods.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. IX. Nutritional evaluation of feeding bite-size foods.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. X. Enteric microbial flora.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. XI. Oral, cutaneous, and aerosol bacteriologic evaluation.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. XII. Clinical observations.


Study of man during a 56-day exposure to an oxygen-helium atmosphere at 258 mm. Hg total pressure. 13. Behavior factors.


Studies on aldosterone biosynthesis in vitro.


Crystalline ferredoxin from the photosynthetic bacterium Chromatium.


Pyridine nucleotides in the thyroid. VI. DPN kinase activity of thyroid homogenate obtained from slices incubated with and without thyroid stimulating hormone.


"Flip flop" sandals.

"Flip flop" sandals.


The maximal histalog test of gastric secretion. A comparison with the histamine infusion test in man.


Possible role of P-450 in the oxidation of drugs in liver microsomes.


Partial separation and properties of mitochondrial monoamine oxidase in brain.


The thermal dependence of the rates of glycogen and triglyceride synthesis in the mosquito.


A possible interpretation of the binding of D-amino acid oxidase with benzoate.


Energy capture and conversion by photosynthesis.


Heliacus (Gastropoda: Architectonicidae) symbiotic with Zoanthiniaria (Coelenterata). Eight species of Heliacus are obligate symbionts with Zoanthus and Palythoa, colonial zoanthid sea anemones. The gastropods live among Zoanthus polyps and under the edges of Palythoa incrustations, on which they feed and to which they and their egg masses are attached with sturdy but elastic mucous threads.


A comparison of haloperidol and Trifluoperazine. (A double-blind, controlled study on chronic schizophrenic outpatients).


Evaluation of a stannous fluoride dentifrice for use in dental public health programs. 3. Supplementary findings.


Chemotaxis during fertilization in the hydroid Campanularia.


Further observations on the possible role of noradrenaline in centrally mediated cardiovascular responses.


Organizing a TV public service program.

Organizing a TV public service program.


The mitochondrial fatty acid synthesizing system: general properties and acetate incorporation into monoenoic acids.


Enhancing the image of dentistry.

Enhancing the image of dentistry.


NADP-linked enzymes and lipids in normal and neoplastic mammary tissue: effects of estrogen and dietary glucose.


The speakers' platform: neglected medium.


The speakers' bureau: the role of the state society.


Oral administration of the respiratory stimulant ethamivan in patients with pulmonary insufficiency.


Canadian Dental Association meets the press.


Mechanism of metopirone inhibition of a soluble adrenal steroid 11-beta-hydroxylase.


Tips and gripes from a newspaper editor.


Effect of propiomazine, perphenazine, promethazine and promazine on adrenaline-induced ventricular arrhythmias during nitrous oxide-halothane anesthesia in the dog.


What the ADA has to offer to speakers' bureaus.


Rhythmic and light-induced changes in levels of pineal 5-hydroxyindoles in the pigeon (Columba livia).


The speakers' bureau: role of the local society.


Organizing and financing a newspaper supplement on dentistry.


A state association's role in dental public education through a weekly newspaper column.


Publicizing your annual session.

Publicizing your annual session.


Panel discussion.

Panel discussion.


Respiratory enzyme activities in neurons and glial cells of the hypoglossal nucleus during nerve regeneration.


The development of tension.

The development of tension.


Effect of prostaglandin E1 on blood pressure and heart rate in the dog. Prostaglandin and related factors 48.


The persistence of amphetamine stereotypies of rats in spite of strong sedation.


Plaque assay of measles virus in diploid cells.


Coronary blood flow and myocardial metabolism in obstructive cardiomyopathy. Observations before and after treatment with a beta adrenergic blocking agent.


Management of vesicovaginal fistula. Experience with 75 cases.


The demonstration and solubilization of beta-hydroxy-beta-methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase from rat liver microsomes.


A prospectus of the 11th General Meeting of the Japanese Association for Dental Science.


Influence of the mammotropic tumor MtTF4 on the growth and biochemistry of the R3230AC mammary carcinoma and mammary glands.


Physalia stings: a report of two cases.

Physalia stings: a report of two cases.


Ragweed pollinosis and the Barr body structure in squamous buccal cells.


Control of the synthesis of long-chain fatty acids and triacetic acid in E. coli.


Tissue specific differences in rate limiting factors of glutamate metabolism in enzyme systems of kidney and liver.


Alterations in tissue levels of S-adenosylmethionine.


Inhibition of Na+K+-activated adenosine triphosphatase activity in rat brain by substituted phenothiazines.


Turnover of rat liver tyrosine transaminase: stabilization after inhibition of protein synthesis. Turnover of the rat liver tyrosine transaminase in vivo was measured by a label and chase procedure under conditions where the amount of enzyme undergoes no change. Half-life of the (14)C-labeled enzyme in this basal condition was found to be 1.5 +/- 0.3 hours. Inhibitors of protein synthesis (cycloheximide or puromycin) do not appreciably influence the basal enzyme level over a 5-hour period, although these drugs will block hormonal induction of this enzyme. In pulse-labeling experiments, cycloheximide blocked transaminase synthesis almost completely. The conclusion that enzyme degradation, as well as synthesis, must be blocked when protein synthesis is stopped was confirmed in experiments showing that labeled enzyme is stable in the liver of rats treated with cycloheximide The participation of a continuously synthesized polypeptide in the degradative phase of transaminase turnover is suggested.


TMA's 100 annual sessions.

TMA's 100 annual sessions.


Cephaloridine and cephalothin comparative in vitro evaluation.


Psychedelic therapy utilizing LSD in the treatment of the alcoholic patient: a preliminary report.


Flurothyl (Indoklon) side effects.

Flurothyl (Indoklon) side effects.


Variations in feeding patterns of seven culicine mosquitoes on vertebrate hosts in Weld and Larimer Counties, Colorado.


Residual-insecticide field trials in Haiti.


Intracellular microbial polysaccharide production and dental caries in a Guatemalan Indian Village.


Research in progress in Utah in 1965 on mosquitoes and mosquito control.


The influence of analeptic drugs on the pontine vasomotor center.


Magnesium pemoline: failure to affect in vivo synthesis of brain RNA. The effect of magnesium pemoline on the synthesis of brain RNA in vivo was studied. No significant effect either on the concentration of RNA or on the uptake of H(3)-uridine into RNA was detected.


Clinical experience with sulthiame (Ospolot).


Isolation of Tlacotalpan virus, a new Bunyamwera-group virus from Mexican mosquitoes.


The early train.

The early train.


How to be a clever conventioneer.

How to be a clever conventioneer.


Effects of in vivo hyperoxia on erythrocytes. V. Changes of RBC glycolytic intermediates in mice after in vivo oxygen under high pressure.


Report on first Congress on Socio-economics.


Genetic aspects of cortisol hydroxylation in guinea pigs: kinetics of enzymatic 2-alpha- and 6-beta-hydroxylation by adrenal homogenates.


Virus-like particles in subacute sclerosing encephalitis; electron microscopic, virological and histochemical studies.


The quantitative enzyme histochemistry of an experimental glioma.


Interaction of oxotremorine and hemicholinium on brain acetylcholine formation in vitro.


Set the stage for dental health.

Set the stage for dental health.


Survey of needs for dental care, 1965. VII. Dental needs according to size of city. Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics.


The use of an enzyme test as a primary screening test for gynaecological cancer.


Effects of prenatal exposure to fluoridation on dental caries.


Effects of cortisol released cutaneous protease upon the permeability of the micro-circulation.


Personality factors in the success of classroom teachers of the multihandicapped.


Studies on the relationship between phosphorylase activation and increase in cardiac function.


Experimental alteration of the metabolism of chlorcyclizine and the incidence of cleft palate in rats.


Antagonism of intracaudate carbachol tremor by local injections of catecholamines.


Control of nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide phosphate synthesis in the livers of rats treated with ethionine.


Psychologic screening of inmates requesting cosmetic operations: a preliminary report.


Mental status schedule. Properties of factor-analytically derived scales.


The prognosis for vital pulpotomy of traumatized permanent incisors.


Prevention of myocardial lesions during hemorrhagic shock in dogs by pronethalol.


An electron spin resonance study of liver and adrenal mixed function oxidases near the temperature of liquid helium.


Structural and immunological studies on the pneumococcal C polysaccharide.


Components of the electron transport system in adrenal steroid hydroxylase. Isolation and properties of non-heme iron protein (adrenodoxin).


Pigeon liver malic enzyme. II. Isolation, crystallization, and some properties.


Pigeon liver malic enzyme. 3. Fluorescence studies of coenzyme binding.


Allosteric effects in nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate-specific glutamate dehydrogenase from Neurospora.


Human epidermal isoenzymes.

Human epidermal isoenzymes.


The surgical problem of polyarteritis nodosa.


Flavodoxin. Chemical and biological properties.


Purification and kinetic characteristics of dogfish liver glutamate dehydrogenase.


Studies on the regulation of tyrosine aminotransferase in rats.


Patterns for progress.

Patterns for progress.


Functional studies of the ureter: its behaviour in the domestic pig (Sus scrofa domestica) as recorded by the technique of Trendelenburg.


7th Annual Conference on Dental Journalism dedicated to William A. Elsasser, Jr.


Alterations of alkaline phosphatase in mouse tissues after experimental infection.


Anesthesia LXXI. Pharmacologic and physicochemical comparison of flurothyl and its isomer.


Nervous control and spontaneous activity of the chromatophores of a cephalopod, Loligo opalescens.


Purification and characterization of diphosphopyridine nucleosidase from pig brain.


Solubilization and comparative properties of some mammalian diphosphopyridine nucleosidases.


Feedback control of rat liver tryptophan pyrrolase. I. End product inhibition of trytophan pyrrolase activity.


Electron transport in chloroplasts. 3. The role of plastoquinone C.


Synthesis and metabolism of cholest-5-ene-3 beta, 7-alpha, 12-alpha-triol.


Purification and mechanism of action of sucrose phosphorylase.


Inhibition of the extraneuronal accumulation and metabolism of norepinephrine by adrenergic blocking agents.


Gastric secretory responses to drugs affecting adrenergic mechanisms in rats.


Pharmacologic studies of norepinephrine, acetylcholine and related compounds on neurons in Deiters' nucleus and the cerebellum.


Tumor of undescended testicle in an infant.


Whataroa virus, a group A arbovirus isolated in South Westland, New Zealand.


Hypersensitive reactions in man to specific mosquito bites.


Evaluation of the potential of gastric ulceration after administration of certain drugs.


The mechanics of left ventricular contraction in acute experimental cardiac failure. The effects of acute cardiac failure induced by pentobarbital or pronethalol on the basic mechanical properties of the intact left ventricle were examined in the dog, and the influence on auxotonic and isovolumic contractions of the increase in end-diastolic volume that usually accompanies cardiac failure was assessed. The right heart bypass preparation was employed, and isovolumic beats were induced by sudden balloon occlusion of the aortic root. The ventricular pressure-volume curve was determined directly, and the mechanical responses of the myocardial fibers and contractile elements were calculated.When end-diastolic pressure was held constant, failure reduced the extent of circumferential fiber shortening, and the tension-velocity relation calculated during isovolumic beats was always shifted, with reductions in both maximal velocity (average decrease 30%) and maximal developed tension (average 23%); in addition, during failure achievement of maximal contractile element velocity and maximal tension was delayed, whereas the total duration of contraction was always prolonged. Acetylstrophanthidin tended to reverse all of these changes. When end-diastolic volume was augmented during failure at a constant stroke volume, the extent of circumferential fiber shortening was reduced (3.82 cm to 2.02 cm), and during ejection the fiber and contractile element velocities were diminished at wall tensions comparable to control; maximal velocity and velocity at peak tension were also decreased. The tension-velocity relation during isovolumic beats was shifted by failure with consistent reductions in maximal shortening velocity, but changes in maximal tension were small. Maximal instantaneous power was always reduced by failure, and a striking alteration occurred in the relation between work expended in stretching the series elastic component and the external work; the former, "internal work," increased by an average of 90%, the latter diminished by 11%, and the total contractile element work remained essentially unchanged. These findings are discussed within the framework of a three dimensional model that included fiber length, wall tension, and contractile element velocity. The experimental techniques employed appear to permit a more complete definition of the abnormalities of the ventricular myocardium in experimental failure. They are potentially applicable in the closed-chest animal and allow quantitative determinations of the contractile properties of the left ventricle.


Postinfectious and vaccinal encephalitis.


Bacterial interference induced in embryonated eggs by staphylococci. Studies of experimental infections in embryonated eggs demonstrated that prior allantoic infection with avirulent staphylococci afforded significant protection against subsequent challenge with virulent strains. All strains of coagulase-positive and coagulase-negative staphylococci tested that were relatively avirulent for embryonated eggs were capable of producing interference. The interference induced afforded protection not only against challenge with virulent staphylococci, but also against Diplococcus pneumoniae, Salmonella typhimurium, Escherichia coli, Proteus mirabilis, and one strain of influenza virus (A(2)J 305). Prior allantoic infection with avirulent staphylococci also protected against intravenous as well as allantoic infection with challenge strains.Interference required infection with viable bacteria. The onset of interference appeared within a few minutes after injection of the interfering strain, but was not maximal until 24 hours had elapsed between injection of the interfering and challenge strains. The protection afforded by the production of interference could not be overcome by increased inoculum size of the challenge strain and extended even to challenge with 10(9) bacteria. Studies of in vitro and in vivo growth of challenge strains in allantoic fluid demonstrated that some interfering strains inhibited growth of the challenge strains. Other strains produced interference without producing prolonged inhibition of the growth of challenge strains. Similarly, interference could not be attributed to attenuated virulence of the challenge organisms. All interfering strains studied produced enhanced bactericidal activity of whole blood from the affected embryos, but whether this affected leukocyte activity, opsonization, or other host defense mechanisms has yet to be determined.


Management of drug poisoning.

Management of drug poisoning.


Control of opiate abstinence syndrome with meclofenoxate (Ludicril, ANP235). A report of two cases.


Control of differentiation by calcium and sodium ions in Hydra pseudoligactis.


Transmitter release in skin and muscle blood vessels during sympathetic stimulation.


Effects of hypercapnia on human forearm blood vessels.


Factors influencing the self-rating depression scale.


Retention of lactate dehydrogenase cortisol binding and lack of enzyme induction in rat liver cell suspensions.


Ospolot (sulthiame) in epilepsy. (Preliminary report).