Sounder thinking through clearer writing. A graduate course on scientific writing can, if appropriately designed, strengthen scientific thinking. Bad scientific writing involves more than stylistic inelegance: it is often the outward and visible form of an inward confusion of thought. The scientific literature at its present standard distorts rather than forms the graduate student's view of scientific knowledge and thought, and corrupts his ability to write, to read, and to think. Strong educational measures are needed to effect reform. I advocate a course on scientific writing as an essential feature in every scientist's training. Such a course delves deep into the philosophy and method of science if it deals with logic, precision, and clarity; on how these qualities can be achieved in writing; and on how such achievement strengthens the corresponding faculties in thinking.


Librarians against machines. Librarians are having difficulty adopting the new technology because they have no professional philosophy.


International cooperation: the new ICSU program on critical data.


The National Standard Reference Data system. The National Standard Reference Data System is a government-wide effort to give to the technical community of the United States optimum access to the quantitative data of physical science, critically evaluated and compiled for convenience. This program was established in 1963 through action of the President's Office of science and Technology and the Federal Council for Science and Technology, acting upon the recommendation of the Council's Committee on Scientific and Technical Information. The National Bureau of Standards has been assigned responsibility for administering the effort. The general object of the system is to coordinate and integrate existing activities in data evaluation and compilation into a systematic comprehensive program, supplementing and expanding technical coverage when necessary, establishing and maintaining standard for the output of the participating groups, and providing mechanisms for dissemination of the output as required. The NSRDS is a decentralized operation of nationwide scope, with central coordination by the Bureau; it comprises a complex of data centers and other activities carried on in government agencies, academic institutions, and nongovernmental laboratories. The independent operational status of existing data projects is maintained and encouraged. Data centers that are components of NSRDS produce compilations of critically evaluated data, critical reviews of the state of quantitative knowledge in specialized areas, and computations of useful functions derived from standard reference data.


Proposal for an institution for scientific judgment.


Birth control: U. S. programs off to slow start.


DDT residues in an east coast estuary: a case of biological concentration of a persistent insecticide. DDT residues in the soil of an extensive salt marsh on the south shore of Long Island averaged more than 13 pounds per acre (15 kilograms per hectare); the maximum was 32 pounds per acre (36 kilograms per hectare). A systematic sampling of various organisms from the vicinity showed concentrations of DDT increasing with trophic level through more than three orders of magnitude from 0.04 part per million in plankton to 75 parts per million in a ring-billed gull. Highest concentrations occurred in scavenging and carnivorous fish and birds, although birds had 10 to 100 times more than fish. These concentrations approach those in animals dying from DDT poisoning, which suggests that many natural populations in this area are now being affected, possibly limited, by DDT residues. Similar concentrations have been reported elsewhere in North America.


Bacteriophage S13: a 7th gene.

Bacteriophage S13: a 7th gene. Genetic complementation tests of ochre-type suppressible mutants of bacteriophage S13 have revealed a seventh gene. A mutation of this gene has no significant effect on synthesis of the phage replicative form DNA, but like five other phage genes it prevents the appearance of single-stranded DNA. With the new gene, it seems likely that approximately 70 to 100 percent of the phage genes are accounted for.


Optical differentiation of amoebic ectoplasm and endoplasmic flow. Optical activity differentiating the flowing and nionflowing amoebic cytoplasm was detected. This evidence indicates mtiolecular alignment in the flow stream and can be used to provide data on the direction of alignmtient. The results were obtained by utilizing a dynamnic polarized-light detection system which is sensitive only to specimenis which possess a preferred axis.


Humoral agent from calf lung producing pulmonary arterial vasoconstriction. Saline washings obtained in vivo from the lung of young calves produce pulmonary hypertension upon intrayascular (systemic or pulmonary) injection into either the dog or the calf. This pulmonary hypertension is produced by vasoconstriction of small, precapillary pulmonary vessels. The active agent, pulmonary arterial constrictor substance, differs chemically and physiologically from other substances which have been investigated with respect to vasomotor activity in the pulmonary circulation. Although the chemical nature of the active agent is not known it appears to have a relatively large molecular weight. Whether this agent plays a role in the physiological regulation of the pulmonary circulation is not known.


Attention shift and errorless reversal learning by the California sea lion. Repeated combinations of a previously well-learned size clue preference with the previously negative form cue followed by gradual reduction of the size cue resulted in nearly errorless performance by two sea lion. on a series of nine form-discriminination reversals. Systematic insertion of probe trials, during which the size cue was not present, revealed that attention was primarily focused on the size dimension during early stages of training, when size differences were large, and then was gradually shifted to the form dimension as a function of the increasing difficulty of the size discrimination.


Biomechanical properties of skin.

Biomechanical properties of skin.


The finger extensor mechanism.

The finger extensor mechanism.


The surgical treatment of chronic lymphoedema of the extremities.


Intersex and related problems.

Intersex and related problems.


Traumatic blepharoptosis.

Traumatic blepharoptosis.


Family studies of thalassemia in Arabia.


Studies on several genetic hematological traits of Mexicans. XI. Red cell acid phosphatase and phosphoglucomutase in three Indian groups.


Hyperuricemia in Filipinos: interaction of heredity and environment.


The inheritance of the MNSs blood groups in a Caucasian population sample.


Histoplasma capsulatum in a human eye.

Histoplasma capsulatum in a human eye.


Tumor metastasis to the eye. I. Incidence in 213 adult patients with generalized malignancy.


Tumor metastasis to the eye. II. Clinical study in infants and children.


Primary malignant melanoma of the skin metastatic to the eye and orbit. Report of ten cases and review of the literature.


Complications of frontalis sling surgery.


Anterior polar cataract. Electron-microscopic evidence of collagen.


Electron microscopic studies of human retinitis pigmentosa. I. Two cases of advanced retinitis pigmentosa.


Congenital cataract surgery.

Congenital cataract surgery.


A lateral version light-reflex test.

A lateral version light-reflex test.


Complications, repair and reoperation of antiglaucoma filtering blebs.


The Möbius syndrome. Report of electromyographic examinations in two cases.


Arcus senilis and adulthood myopia.

Arcus senilis and adulthood myopia.


Response of rabbits to corticosteroids. I. Influence on growth, intraocular pressure and lens transparency.


Response of rabbits to corticosteroids. II. Influence of topical therapy on lens, aqueous humor, serum and urine composition.


Refractive errors in cerebral palsy. Their relationship to the causes of brain damage.


Portable tangent screen.

Portable tangent screen.


Stereophotography of anterior ocular segment.


Comparison of fixation targets during noncycloplegic retinoscopy.


Unusual orbital foreign body.

Unusual orbital foreign body.


Increased susceptibility of magnesium-deficient rats to a phosphate-induced nephropathy.


Fine structure of melanosomes in S-91 mouse melanomas.


Elimination of routine nasogastric decompression following vagotomy-antrectomy and vagotomy with pyloroplasty or gastroenterostomy.


Fibrosing alveolitis and atypical proliferative lesions of the lung. An experimental study in Syrian hamsters.


Intestinal volvulus without malrotation in a four-month-old infant.


Inapparent carcinoma of the gallbladder.


Adenocarcinoma of the parathyroid gland: review of the literature and report of one case.


Three helpful tools for open-heart surgery.


Congenital hemorrhagic telangiectasia. Rendu-Osler-Weber disease.


Traumatic hemothorax: complications and management.


Variations in the surgical anatomy of patent ductus aarteriosus in infants.


Complications of internal iliac artery ligation in resection of aorto-iliac aneurysms.


Surgical management of solitary adenomyoma of the gallbladder.


One-stage resection of bilateral giant pneumatoceles: case report.


Intramedullary spinal cord metastasis from carcinoma of the colon.


Recovery after methohexitone and thiopentone.


Interactions between induction agents and muscle relaxants. Clinical observations.


Observations on intragastric pressure.

Observations on intragastric pressure.


Aid to developing countries.

Aid to developing countries.


The influence of circulatory factors on arterial oxygenation during anaesthesia in man.


Trichlorethylene for post-operative analgesia. A clinical assessment of trichlorethylene for the relief of post-operative pain.


A new Boyle's machine.

A new Boyle's machine.


Thiopentone anaphylaxis.

Thiopentone anaphylaxis.


Disposable anaesthetic masks.

Disposable anaesthetic masks.


A laryngeal spray.

A laryngeal spray.


Use and misuse of a pressure-limiting bag.


Premixed gas machine.

Premixed gas machine.


Twenty years ago.

Twenty years ago.


Ventilatory effect of decreasing functional residual capacity in pulmonary emphysema.


Adult mucoviscidosis.

Adult mucoviscidosis.


Expanding immunologic sensitization in children.


Problems in the investigation of drug hypersensitivity in man.


Chronic lymphocytic leukemia--an accumulative disease of immunolgically incompetent lymphocytes.


Cytoplasmic fibrils in mixed lymphocyte cultures.


Reutilization of DNA breakdown products from lymphocytes in lumen of intestine.


Influence of immunologic hyperstimulation on murine viral leukemogenesis.


A method for counting phytohemagglutinin-stimulated lymphocytes.


The effect of phytohemagglutinin upon glucose catabolism in lymphocytes.


Leukocytosis, bone marrow hyperplasia and leukemia in chronic magnesium deficiency in the rat.


A plasma factor in chronic lymphocytic leukemia which stimulates DNA synthesis and blastogenesis in leukocyte cultures.


Surgical timing in biliary tract disease. Based on 991 cases of biliary tract disease managed in a recent four-year period, the authors contrast an elective operative mortality rate of 0.6% against 4.4% for acute cholecystitis. Because in 21 of 28 patients with acute cholecystitis symptoms and signs subsided within 48 hours of conservative management in hospital, they recommend a two-day trial of conservative management for patients with acute cholecystitis and operation only for those who are not definitely improving under optimal conditions. The incidence and expected mortality from acute cholecystitis increased with age. Where possible, elective operation should be done when stones are first diagnosed because in patients over 65 years of age the rate of complications was four times and the mortality rate three times that in patients under 65. The incidence of cancer in cholelithiasis was sufficiently high that it is a significant factor in the consideration of prophylactic cholecystectomy. Patients with ruptured gall-bladders can present a trap for the unwary diagnostician; they should have minimal emergency surgery.


The onus of proof.

The onus of proof.


5-hydroxyindoles and kinins in the carcinoid and dumping syndromes.


Idiopathic neonatal hepatitis: discordance in monozygotic twins. Idiopathic neonatal hepatitis is the uncommon syndrome of prolonged obstructive jaundice associated with giant cell transformation in the liver and patent bile ducts. Either hepatitis virus or an inherited abnormality has been suggested as a likely pathogenic agent for the syndrome.Recent observation of discordance for idiopathic neonatal hepatitis in monozygotic twins is felt to be inconsistent with either an infectious or a simple genetic etiology. Immaturity of the hepatic parenchymal cell bilirubin excretory pathway is postulated as a cause of jaundice in some of these babies.


Hypogammaglobulinemia, thymoma and ulcerative colitis.


A fitness performance test for school children and its correlation with physical working capacity and maximal oxygen uptake. The Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation fitness test (CAHPER test) composed of six items was compared to two laboratory tests of endurance fitness, physical working capacity at a minute pulse rate of 170 (PWC(170)) and maximum oxygen uptake (Vo(2) max.) in over 500 Winnipeg school children of both sexes aged 6 to 17 years. CAHPER test results were similar to the national average published by CAHPER in a test booklet. Correlation coefficients (r) of Vo(2) max. for boys with the CAHPER tests were: sit-ups .42, broad jump .69, shuttle run .50, arm hang .43, 50-yard dash .60, 300-yard run .65; for girls the r values were about half the values for the boys. Much of the correlation between CAHPER tests and Vo(2) max. or PWC(170) depended on the association of each test with body size. When multiple correlations were obtained including surface area as the first variable, the only significant factor correlating with the endurance tests was the arm hang; none of the other tests showed a significant correlation. "Physical fitness" is task-specific, so that a subject's position in the scoring scale of a fitness test depends entirely upon the test. The CAHPER test for physical fitness shows little or no correlation with standard laboratory measures of endurance in average children.


Medical paleography.

Medical paleography.


The time and the place.

The time and the place.


A correlated morphological and functional study of the effects of actinomycin D on HeLa cells. I. Effects on the nucleolar and cytoplasmic ribonucleoproteins.


Quantitative fluorescence microspectrophotometry of 5-hydroxytryptamineformaldehyde products in models and in mast cells.


Comparative effectiveness of intraperitoneal and intramuscular 3H-TDR injection routes in mice.


Calibration of stripping film autoradiography in sections of rat liver labelled with tritium.


Mutation of chloroplasts in Ageratum, following treatment with 5-bromodeoxyuridine.


Crystallized tubules in the mitochondrial matrix of adrenal cortical cells.


Lactate dehydrogenase activity in oocytes.


Desoxyribonucleic acid assay as a measure of cell number in preparations from monolayer cell cultures and blood leucocytes.


A method for the autoradiographic determination of absolute specific radioactivity in cells.


Ethanolamine and phosphonic acid complexes in heat-treated Tetrahymena cells.


Oogenesis in the mouse. A study of the origin of the mature ova.


Alkaline phosphatase "constitutive" clones: evidence for de-novo heterogeneity of established human skin fibroblast strains.


The pattern of autosomal DNA replication in four tissues of the Chinese hamster.


Factors controlling organ growth. A comparison of mitotic activity of newborn and adult mouse lung in organ culture.


Delayed and prolonged vascular leakage in inflammation. 3. Immediate and delayed vascular  reactions in skeletal muscle.


Ultrastructural studies of spleen after whole body irradiation of mice.


The castration atrophy of the dorsal bulbocavernosus muscle of rat: an electron microscopic study.


Interaction of 6-mercaptopurine and antigens with cellular syntheses.


Collageen and platelet interaction in experimental vegetative cardiac valvular lesions.


Nephrotoxic nephritis in rats: quantitative histochemistry of isolated glomeruli.


Effect of alpha-naphthyl-isothiocyanate (ANIT) on rat livers, studied with colchicine and with 3H-thymidine autoradiography.


Experimental tissue calcification. II. Calcification and regeneration of the thymus.


Effect of alloxan diabetes on maternal and fetal serum lipids in the rabbit.


Ocular complications of ulcerative colitis.


Observations on the incidence and cause of anaemia in ulcerative colitis.


Transition from symptomatic diffuse spasm to cardiospasm.


Oesophageal sensitivity to Mecholyl in symptomatic diffuse spasm.


ABO blood group and secretor status in stomal ulcer.


Side effects of carbenoxolone sodium: a study of ambulant therapy of gastric ulcer.


Effects of gastric surgery upon gastric emptying in cases of peptic ulceration.


Use of 51-CrCl-3 in the diagnosis of protein-losing enteropathy.


Recovery, reproducibility, and usefulness of polyethylene glycol, iodine-labelled rose bengal, sulphobromophthalein, and indocyanine green as non-absorbable markers.


Rectal stricture due to ischaemia following ruptured ectopic gestation.


Colo-rectal anastomosis with a suturing apparatus in resection of the rectum and colon.


Epidemiological study of peptic ulcer in the south of India. Observations from Madras on the changing incidence of peptic ulcer, with special reference to causation.


An application of transintestinal intubation to the study of the colon.


New methods of studying intestinal transit times.


An improved technique of perfusion of the stomach for the study of gastric secretion in the rat.


Hepatic biochemistry.

Hepatic biochemistry.


Psychogenic vomiting and hypokalaemia.

Psychogenic vomiting and hypokalaemia.


Unstable intertrochanteric fractures of the hip.


Anterior tibial compartment syndrome. Acute and chronic.


Pseudarthrosis of the fibula and progressive valgus defformity of the ankle in children: treatment by fusion of the distal tibial and fibular metaphyses. Review of three cases.


Treatment of recurrent posterior dislocations of the shoulder by glenoplasty. Report of three cases.


A diagnostic sign in osteochondritis DISSECANS OF THE KNEE.


A reliable in vivo measurement of bone-mineral content.


Birth weight and Legg-Perthes disease.

Birth weight and Legg-Perthes disease.


Recurrent avascular necrosis of the proximal femoral epiphysis in the same hip in Gaucher's disease.


An unusual osteogenic lesion of a finger.


Fractures of the supracondylar process of the humerus. Report of two cases.


Shock in the multiple-injury patient.

Shock in the multiple-injury patient.


Surgical anatomy of the foot.

Surgical anatomy of the foot.


The claw sign of cortical cysts in renal arteriography.


Seduction for a cause.

Seduction for a cause.


Periostitis: an early diagnostic sign of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.


Thoracic radionuclide angiography with the gamma-ray scintillation camera.


Cancer of the tongue.

Cancer of the tongue.


Roentgen findings in the XXXXY chromosome anomaly.


Primary hyperparathyroidism.

Primary hyperparathyroidism.


Development and structure of the human placenta from the end of the 3rd month of gestation.


Intrauterine foetal visualization.

Intrauterine foetal visualization.


Serum proteins in pregnancy at term.

Serum proteins in pregnancy at term.


Foetal and placental weight changes in normal pregnancy and pre-eclampsia.


An assessment of the safety of surgical induction of labour.


Serum cystine aminopeptidase "oxytocinase" as an index of placental function.


Subcutaneous symphysiotomy in association with the vacuum extractor.


A comparison of the use of enzyme tests and electronic particle sizing as a screening method for gynaecological cancer.


Ovarian stromal response to neoplasia and the relationship with hormone production.


The role of trauma and catheterization in puerperal urinary tract infection.


Pelvic fibroma causing recurrent attacks of hypoglycaemia.


Studies of the exoerythrocytic stages of simian malaria. I. Plasmodium fieldi.


Hypofibrinogenaemia in association with uterine rupture and abortion.


The fine structure of microgametocytes of Eimeria perforans, E. stiedae, E. bovis, and E. auburnensis.


Concentration of Toxoplasma gondii in the brain tissue of animals: a histological study confirmed by biological isolations.


Ancylid snails as intermediate hosts of Megalodiscus temperatus and other digenetic trematodes.


Virulent Trypanosoma lewisi infections in cortisone-treated rats.


A radioisotopic assay of acetylcholinesterase in Fasciola hepatica.


Heterophile antibodies in schistosomiasis mansoni.


Schistosomicidal activity of lucanthone hydrochloride, hycanthone and their metabolites in mice and hamsters.


The ultrastructure of cestode muscle.

The ultrastructure of cestode muscle.


Acetylcholinesterase activity in Fasciola hepatica miracidia.


Studies on Angiostrongylus cantonensis in molluscan intermediate hosts.


Maintenance and growth of Hymenolepis microstoma (Cestoda: Cyclophyllidea) in vitro.


Lipid metabolism in helminth parasites. 3. Biosynthesis and interconversion of fatty acids by Hymenolepis diminuta (Cestoda).


Notes on Steatonyssus Kolenati in Korea with description of a new species (Acarina: Macronyssidae).


Physical and biological factors affecting the longevity and oviposition of engorged Rhipicephalus sanguineus female ticks.


Malignant hemangioma-endothelioma of bone presenting as Tietze's syndrome.


Malignant hamartoma of the lung: fact or fiction?


Intralobar pulmonary sequestration and intralobar enteric sequestration associated with vertebral anomalies.


Pulmonary embolectomy for lethal emboli in dogs.


Intra-arterial infusion of dextran. A new concept to prevent sludging and thrombosis in vascular surgery.


Pervenous synchronous pacing.

Pervenous synchronous pacing.


Total heart-valve replacement in the pediatric age group.


A new perfusion technique for congenital lesions of the right heart. Reduction in problems of intracardiac suction and postoperative low cardiac output.


Experimental evaluation of a rotating membrane oxygenator.


Iatrogenic aortico-right ventricular shunt. A complication of aortic valvular surgery.


Diagnostic and surgical aspects of left atrial tumors.


Evaluation of venous autografts and aortic homografts in canine intrathoracic venae cavae for periods up to eight years.


Retrograde internal mammary artery implantation.


Air embolism to the pulmonary artery during insertion of transvenous endocardial pacemaker.


Metabolic studies of blood infused into the myocardium.


Open-heart surgery for mitral stenosis during pregnancy.


Aneurysm of the aorta due to giant cell aortitis. Successful surgical correction.


Origin of the anterior interventricular (descending) coronary artery and vein from the left mammary vessels. A previously unknown anomaly of the coronary system.


Studies on the urinary excretion of certain tryptophan metabolites in Egyptian pellagrins.


Regional blood flow during dextran-induced normovolemic hemodilution in the dog.


Open-heart surgery during pregnancy. A report of three cases.


The effect of antimony on advanced ureteric lesions in bilharziasis--a case report.


Clinical manifestations of early Bancroftian filariasis. A study of 212 cases of microfilariaemia.


Ampicillin "Penbritin" in the treatment of acute Brucella melitensis septicaemia and Salmonella typhi urinary carriers.


Urinary ionized calcium and renal stone. An interracial study.


Simplified bilateral differential function studies in hypertensive patients utilizing radioactive clearance techniques.


Local excision in transitional cell tumors of the upper urinary tract.


The renal papilla and calculogenesis.

The renal papilla and calculogenesis.


Distal tunnel ureteral reimplantation.

Distal tunnel ureteral reimplantation.


Localization and efficiency of interstitial chromic phosphate in the bladder.


Does the ureter have nervous control?

Does the ureter have nervous control?


Ultrasonic studies of the bladder.

Ultrasonic studies of the bladder.


Pathological association of the right ureter and right ovarian vein.


Regeneration of subtotally cystectomized bladder patched with omentum: an experimental study in rabbits.


Pregnancy in the presence of lower urinary tract diversion.


The treatment of urinary incontinence using the colonic conduit.


A new theory of the anatomy of the internal urinary sphincter and the physiology of micturition. 3. Anatomy of the urethra.


Super Otis urethrotomy.

Super Otis urethrotomy.


Treatment of organic impotence by implantation of a penile prosthesis.


Operation for correction of distal penile ventral curvature with or without hypospadias.


Experiences with ureteral carcinoma in situ detected during operations for vesical neoplasm.


Buschke-Loewenstein tumor of the penis.

Buschke-Loewenstein tumor of the penis.


Bilateral successive embryonal carcinoma of the testes.


On the etiology of varicocele.

On the etiology of varicocele.


Urological aspects of Vietnam War injuries.


Applications of the scintillation camera in urology.


Immune complex disease. I. Experimental acute and chronic glomerulonephritis.


Arfonad test for predicting blood pressure response to spinal anestheisia.


Topics in clinical medicine. Chronic constrictive pericarditis. Clinical and laboratory findings in 11 cases.


Clinicopathologic conference. Case presentation.


The ethics of the clinical trials of drugs.


A survey of some administrative policies in Australian psychiatric hospitals.


Family support and rehabilitation in the therapeutic community: second progress report.


Immune complex disease. II. The role of circulatory dynamics and glomerular filtration in the development of experimental glomerulonephritis.


Rehabilitation of injured football players.


The results of varicose vein operations.


The inhaled foreign body.

The inhaled foreign body.


Freedom and mental health.

Freedom and mental health.


Medicine in South Vietnam today. 2. The Australian surgical team at Long Xuyen, and some neighbours.


Anterior pylorectomy in the treatment of perforated duodenal ulcer.


The posterior wall in inguinal hernia repair.


Radioisotopes in medicine. 4. Some uses of radioisotopes in haematology.


Ophthalmological aspects of the bush fire tragedy in Hobart and surrounding districts.


Systemic Pseudomonas infection in childhood.


Studies on the binding properties of acidic, basic and neutral drugs to anion and cation exchange resins and charcoal in vitro.


Dealing with difficulties and complications of varicose vein operations.


A pattern of malnutrition in the territory of Papua and New Guinea.


Detection of urinary abnormalities in a well-baby population: results of a survey.


Scientology.

Scientology.


Radioisotopes in medicine. 6. Radioisotopes in radiotherapy.


The morbidity of cardiac nondisease in schoolchildren.


Emphasis: clinical practice.

Emphasis: clinical practice.


Abortion laws and the physician. I.

Abortion laws and the physician. I.


Aortic aneurysmectomy.

Aortic aneurysmectomy.


A hundred years of Harvard dentistry.

A hundred years of Harvard dentistry.


Intestinal ulceration--a complication of celiac disease.


Failure of the Trendelenburg position to improve circulation during clinical shock.


Treatment and survival of patients with cancer of the prostate. The Veterans Administration Co-operative Urological Research Group.


Symptomatic symphyseal separation in pregnancy.


An ultrastructural study of the small intestine after total vagotomy.


Prostatic abscess.

Prostatic abscess.


Cerebral blood flow changes following severe hemorrhage and treatment.


Hepatic artery injury.

Hepatic artery injury.


The effect of immobilization on the vascular bed of tendon.


The superior clinical surgeon.

The superior clinical surgeon.


Urinary lipase excretion in pancreatic and hepatobiliary disease.


Technique for cannulation of the thoracic duct.


Choledochotomy in nonmalignant disease of the biliary tract.


Inactivation of purified plant viruses and their nucleic acids by photosensitizing dyes.


Biochemical and biophysical properties of cucumber mosaic virus.


Crystallization of the protein of the head of bacteriophage T2 in vitro.


Degeneration of sieve element plastids in sugar beet infected with curly top virus.


In situ breakage of turnip yellow mosaic virus RNA and in situ aggregation of the fragments.


Multiplication of aster yellows virus in a nonvector leafhopper.


Viral neuraminidase: a cytochemical binding method using a glycoprotein coupled to ferritin.


Lethality of injected peach Western X-disease virus to its leafhopper vector.


Biochemical studies on adenovirus multiplication. XII. Plaquing efficiencies of purified human adenoviruses.


Adenovirus proteins. I. Amino acid composition of oncogenic and nononcogenic human adenoviruses.


Acquisition and release of infectious tobacco mosaic virus by aphids.


Studies on influenza virus ribonucleic acid.


Proprioceptive REFLEXES AND POSTURE.

Proprioceptive REFLEXES AND POSTURE.


Exploratory and analytical survey of therapeutic exercise. First question and discussion period.


A functional concept of motor control.

A functional concept of motor control.


Exteroceptive reflexes and movement.

Exteroceptive reflexes and movement.


Exploratory and analytical survey of therapeutic exercise. Second question and discussion period.


The visceral nervous system and skeletal muscular activity.


Auditory-motor learning and the acquisition of speech.


Exploratory and analytical survey of therapeutic exercise. Third question and discussion period.


The supportive framework for willed movement.


Exploratory and analytical survey of therapeutic exercise. Delineating the dilemma.


Ingredients of coordinate movement.

Ingredients of coordinate movement.


The tonic neck reflex mechanism in the normal human adult.


Conditioned reflexes.

Conditioned reflexes.


Development of normal motor behavior.

Development of normal motor behavior.


Control of individual motor units.

Control of individual motor units.


Role of practice in perceptual-motor learning.


Disorders of tone.

Disorders of tone.


Mechanisms underlying normal motor behavior.


The gastrointestinal tract. An often forgotten source of prolonged fever.


The "jumpers" of Maine: a reappraisal.

The "jumpers" of Maine: a reappraisal.


Mesenteric arteritis and intestinal infarction in rheumatoid disease.


Calcinosis, Raynaud's phenomenon, sclerodactyly, and telangiectasia. The CRST syndrome.


Gasoline sniffing complicated by acute carbon tetrachloride poisoning.


Chediak-Higashi syndrome with severe cutaneous involvement. Occurrence in two brothers 14 and 15 years of age.


Mumps arthritis.

Mumps arthritis.


Overwhelming salicylate intoxication in an adult. Acid-base changes during recovery with hemodialysis.


Group C monosomy in myelofibrosis with myeloid metaplasia.


Post-Greenbrier reflections on graduate training in clinical neurology.


Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis.

Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis.


The Troyer syndrome. A recessive form of spastic paraplegia with distal muscle wasting.


Maple syrup disease. Effects of dietary therapy on cerebral lipids.


Intracranial hypertension. Cerebrospinal fluid pressure rises following intracisternal infusions of blood components in dogs.


Independence of blood and cerebrospinal fluid lactate.


Focal myopathic changes produced by electromyographic and hypodermic needles. "Needle myopathy".


Electromyographic and histopathologic correlations in arthrogryposis.


Absence of a foramen of Magendie in the dog, cat, rabbit, and goat.


Creatine phosphokinase in neuromuscular disease. Patients and families.


Rigidity in man due to spinal interneuron loss.


Rehabilitation and the American Medical Association.


Serotonin, the carotid body, and cranial vessels in migraine.


Harmonic analysis in carriers of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.


Echographic observations of peripheral arteries.


Respiratory function in hemiplegic patients.


Personality abnormalities among patients on a physical medicine and rehabilitation service.


Motor conduction velocities in the median and ulnar nerves.


Change in heel width following support of pronated foot.


Rectal thermocouple mounts.

Rectal thermocouple mounts.


The mechanical resistance of platelets: a description of the method, results in normal cases, and preliminary results in pathologic cases.


Effect upon insulin secretion of physiologic doses of glucagon administered via the portal vein.


Mechanism of action of phenethylbiguanide in normal subjects.


Studies of insulin antagonism. I. An artifactual antagonist to insulin and plasma nonsuppressible insulin-like activity occurring in preparation of "albumin".


Blood sugar response to electric shock stress in normal, adnalectomized and hypophysectomized white rats.


The incipient asymptomatic diabetic bladder.


Diabetes mellitus and periodontal disease.


Effects of hypokalemia on carbohydrate and lipid metabolism in the rat.


Infants of diabetic mothers.

Infants of diabetic mothers.


Evaluation of an eight-hour therapeutic regimen in uncontrolled diabetes.


A comparison of normal and cold synchronized cell divisions in tetrahymena.


Prolonged and recurrent tolazamide-induced hypoglycemia. Report of a case.


Isolation and chemical composition of macronuclei from Tetrahymena.


The uptake of deoxyribonucleic acid released from damaged cells in tissue cultures.


Electron microscopy of Trichamoeba villosa and amoeboid movement.


The effect of actinomycin D on mitosis in regenerating mouse liver.


The reversibility of the respiratory inhibition in gills and the ultrastructural changes in chloride cells from the rotenone-poisoned marine teleost, Gadus callarias L.


Temperature, RNA synthesis and cell division in heat-synchronised cells of Tetrahymena.


Chromosomal 3 H-lysine incorporation and patterns of deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in human cells.


RNA synthesis during G1, S, and G2 periods of diploid and colchicine-induced tetraploid cells in the same tissue of Pisum.


Studies on controlled aand released respiration in animalized and vegetalized embryos of the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus.


The culture of embryonic cells from the bug Triatoma maculata (Erichson) (Hemiptera: Reduviidae).


Incubation conditions which influence contrasting effects of thymus DNA on L1210 cell viability.


Fractionation of subcellular elements from rat central nervous tissue in a cesium chloride gradient. Biochemical and ultrastructural studies.


Ion accumulating ability in two strains of Nitella clavata.


Effect of partial fluorine substitution on the phosphate exchange and protein adsorption of hydroxylapatite.


Submicroscopic localization of the alkaline phosphatase activity in the duodenum of the rat.


Extracellular polysaccharides formed by caries-inducing streptococci. Monosaccharide composition of the substrate soluble component.


A comparison in the rat of the cariogenicity of defined high sucrose diets containing either casein or skimmed milk powder as the cource of dietary protein.


Acquisition of fluoride by enamel from fluoride pumice pastes.


The influence of reduced salivary flow on the intensity of the cariogenic challenge.


Age and caries susceptibility in gnotobiotic rats.


A comparison of dental caries in two strains of rats fed on high-sugar diets.


Mineral composition of human dental calculus.


A pilot study using mass spectrometry for the estimation of the trace element content of dental tissues.


Symposium on glaucoma: joint meeting with the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. New observations on the radial peripapillary capillaries.


Provocative testing for primary open-angle glaucoma in "senior citizens".


Trace elements and dental caries: molybdenum, aluminum, titanium.


Principle and clinical application of a portable applanation tonometer.


Mode of action of cyclodialysis implants in man.


Alcohol, vasopressin, and intraocular pressure.


An electrical model of the human eye. II. The model and the eye during tonography.


An electrical model of the human eye. I. The basic model.


An electrical model of the human eye. 3. The model and the eye during suction cup procedure, and its reconciliation with tonography.


Differences in the fine structure of the mucosa of mouse cheek and palate.


Studies on the effects of osmotically active substances on the circulation and structure of the retina. I. Observations in vivo.


An ultrastructure study of the experimental keratoacanthoma.


The fine structure of diphtheroids of erythrasma.


The response of mammalian epidermal melanocytes in culture to hormones.


Short chain fatty acids (below C12) of human skin surface lipids.


Characteristics of accommodated (hardened) skin.


Immunologic studies in patients with serum sickness-like reactions following penicillin therapy.


Simultaneous development of unresponsiveness and of sensitivity following topical exposure to contact sensitizers.


Observation and photography of sweat ducts of the finger in vivo.


The movement of the nail bed.

The movement of the nail bed.


The acinar pattern in the mammary glands of virgin mice at different ages.


Comparison of the sensitivity of hematopoietic colony-forming cells in different proliferative states to vinblastine.


Neoplasms in persons treated with x rays in infancy for thymic enlargement. A report of the third follow-up survey.


Skin tumors induced in rats by the dietary administration of N,N'-2,7-fluorenylenebisacetamide.


Comparison of the sensitivity of hematopoietic colony-forming cells in different proliferative states to 5-fluorouracil.


Utilization of glucose in the anaerobically perfused turtle heart.


The effect of adrenalectomy and hydrocortisone on responses to norepinephrine and stimulation of the cardioaccelerator nerve.


The effect of the ionic milieu on the response of rabbit cardiac muscle to ouabain.


Histochemical and functional relationships of catecholamines in adrenergic nerve endings. II. Extravesicular norepinephrine.


Effects of serotonin upon the isolated iris sphincter of the cat.


The effect of xylocaine on oxygen consumption in the frog sartorius.


Inhibition of catecholamine secretion and calcium exchange in perfused cat adrenal glands by tetracaine and magnesium.


Influence of cocaine on the uptake of H3-norepinephrine and on the responses of isolated guinea-pig atria to sympathomimetic amines.


Further studies on the metabolism of drugs by subfractions of hepatic microsomes.


Toxicologic studies with alpha-methyltyrosine, an inhibitor of tyrosine hydroxylase.


A comparison of some central effects of morphine, morphinone and thebaine on rats and mice.


D-mannitol, erythritol and glycerol in bovine semen.


Drug effects on the spontaneous electrical activity of the squid giant axon.


The effect of chronic cold stress on the metabolism and chemical constituents of the mature rat testis.


In-vitro uptake of zinc by boar spermatozoa.


The buoyant density of bovine and rabbit spermatozoa.


The effect of oxygen and type of container on the retention of the fertilizing capacity of fowl spermatozoa stored in vitro.


A mechanism antagonizing the luteotrophic action of exogenous prolactin in rats.


The effect of clomiphene on spermatogenesis and hormone excretion in a patient with Klinefelter's syndrome.


The influence of plane of nutrition in early pregnancy on the survival and development of embryos in the sow.


Boar seminal haemagglutinin. II. Combination with red cells and spermatozoa.


The presence of two conceptuses in the uterus of a nine-banded armadillo.


The time of foaling of thoroughbred mares.


The response of female mice to repeated injections of human chorionic gonadotrophin.


The effect of reserpine upon the rate of egg transport in the fallopian tube of the mouse.


The importance of capacitation for establishing contact between eggs and sperm in the rabbit.


Development of 5-day rabbit blastocysts after culture at 37 degrees C.


Effect of foetal mass on gestation period in mice.


The efficacy of two non-steroidal antifertility agents after topical administration in rats.


Estriol and Rh isoimmunization: a new approach to the management of severely affected pregnancies.


Hydrotubation in tubal occlusion using chymotrypsin.


Fibrinolysis in the dead fetus syndrome. Report of a case.


Elimination of maternal deaths from anesthesia.


Epidural anesthesia in obstetrics.

Epidural anesthesia in obstetrics.


Intrauterine transfusion of twins. Report of a case.


Effects of asphyxia on the fetal brain.

Effects of asphyxia on the fetal brain.


Endometrioid carcinoma of the ovary.

Endometrioid carcinoma of the ovary.


Psychologic reaction to therapeutic abortion. I. Subjective patient response. A subjective study was undertaken to determine how abortion patients thought they had reacted emotionally to legal abortion and discover whether the abortions were truly "therapeutic" or not.  The investigators were also interested in identifying the patients whose emotional instability might be aggravated by the operation.  The 116 subjects were women over 16-years-old who underwent therapeutic abortion at one of the affiliated hospitals of the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1963, 1964; or 1965.  The shortest interval from operation to questionnaire was 8 months.  Two-thirds of the patients said they felt better immediately after the abortion.  This percentage rose to 82.8% as time elapsed, and 79.3% of the patients felt that they were emotionally better off 8 or more months after the abortion.  To the question, "Was therapeutic abortion the best answer for you?" 110 patients responded affirmatively.  3 of the 6 negative or doubtful reactions occurred in emotionally normal women who obviously desired more children, and the other 3 occurred in patients who were in need of an abortion on psychiatric grounds.  Since 95% of the group were certain that legal abortion had been the best solution to their problems, the medical decision to abort appears to have been therapeutically effective.  The patients in the series who expressed doubts most frequently were those who were married and who were aborted for medical indication, while conversely, the best satisfied were those aborted for psychiatric indication and those who were not  married.  The findings suggest that physicians should exercise special care when encouraging abortion for maternal organic disease or for rubella in the first trimester of pregnancy.  However when the decision to abort is made, the treatment seems to be usually therapeutic.


Vaginal cytology at the end of pregnancy and during labor.


Leukocytic infiltration of the umbilical cord. Fetal infection or hypoxia?


Benign cystic teratomas.

Benign cystic teratomas.


Trendelenburg's position: current usage.


Nonpuerperal galactorrhea and the contraceptive pill.


A new hemostatic device for office biopsy of the cervix uteri.


Maternal mortality: a 40-year survey.

Maternal mortality: a 40-year survey.


The essence of womanhood---biologic inequality.


Absorption pattern of silver nitrate from open wounds.


Surgical orthodontia: a new horizon for plastic surgery.


Symmetric and asymmetric movement of pharyngeal flaps and the relationship to speech.


A new approach to the radiologic evaluation of the mandible.


Visceral response to subcutaneous and intraperitoneal injections of silicone in mice.


Simplified head dressings.

Simplified head dressings.


Local and systemic effects of dimethylpolysiloxane fluid in mice.


Factors for safety in use of silicone.

Factors for safety in use of silicone.


Internationalism in plastic surgery.

Internationalism in plastic surgery.


Surgical reconstruction of the maxilla in severe thalassemia.


Congenital mesodermal malignancy occurring in a giant pigmented nevus of the scalp.


The air drill with diamond abrader: a new, useful adjunct for dermabrasion.


Purification of lettuce necrotic yellows virus by column chromatography on calcium phosphate gel.


Complete bilateral bony choanal atresia: a new approach to its correction and report of a case.


Soluble components of adenovirus type 4.


Purification and properties of the components of cowpea mosaic virus.


A quasi-genetic model for plant virus host ranges. I. Group reactions within taxonomic boundaries.


Photoreactivation of UV-irradiated blue-green algal virus LPP-1.


In vivo removal of protein from tobacco mosaic virus after inoculation of tobacco leaves.


Virus inactivation by moderate forces during quasi-equilibrium zonal density gradient centrifugation.


Estimation of the molecular weight of adenovirus 12 tumor CF antigen by rate-zonal centrifugation.


Similarity in symptoms produced in tobacco plants by actinomycin D and TMV.


Bovine adenovirus type 3: detection of specific tumor and T antigens.


On the arginase of the Shope papillomas.


A symptomatological difference between some unstable and stable variants of pea early browning virus.


Inhibition of mouse leukemia virus (MLV) replication by actinomycin D.


Response of wound-tumor virus infection in insects to vector age and temperature.


A dynamic approach to descriptive psychiatry. Patterns of symptom change in daily clinical ratings.


Clinical judgment in psychiatry.

Clinical judgment in psychiatry.


A method of formalizing psychiatric study.


Research on the supervisory process. I. Supervisor's appraisal of the interview data.


Symptom alternation. An evaluation of the theory.


Golf and psychotherapy. The function of theory construction.


Components of depression. Identified from a self-rating depression inventory for survey use.


Biochemical changes in psychotic depression. High norepinephrine levels in psychotic vs neurotic depression.


Corticosteroid responses to psychotherapy of depressions. I. Evaluations during confrontation of loss.


Transactional disqualification. Research on the double bind.


Incest. A genealogical study.

Incest. A genealogical study.


Progress against rubella.

Progress against rubella.


The epidemiology of rubella.

The epidemiology of rubella.


Persistent virus infection in congenital rubella.


The retinal disease of rubella.

The retinal disease of rubella.


Strabismus in congenital rubella. Management in the presence of brain damage.


Ocular pathology in the rubella syndrome.


Congenital strabismus. The common sense approach.


Diabetes mellitus and the eye. 1. Changes in the anterior segment.


Diffuse malignant melanoma of the iris in the nevus of Ota.


Diabetes mellitus and the eye. 11. Intraocular pressure and aqueous outflow facility.


Dilatation of the pupil in the cat via the oculomotor nerve.


A fluorescein colored polygonal pattern in the human cornea. The reflectographic "Furchenbild" of Fischer.


Spring-driven apparatus for needle placement into the eyes of rabbits.


The ophthalmologist and perinatal pharmacology.


Exophathalmos induced by steroids.

Exophathalmos induced by steroids.


Topical corticosteroid in normal patients and glaucoma suspects.


Echothiophate iodide therapy in children. Effect upon blood cholinesterase levels.


Ocular signs from brain stimulation and lesions.


Fluorescein angiography in central retinal artery occlusion.


Turner's syndrome in a male. Report of a case with myopia, retinal detachment, cataract, and glaucoma.


Oculocerebrorenal syndrome of Lowe. A case report.


Hidradenitis suppurativa of glands of Moll.


Proliferating pigment epithelium. Producing a simple organoid structure in the subrentinal space of a human eye.


Clinical evaluation of the AO applanation tonometer.


Intraocular coccidioidomycosis.

Intraocular coccidioidomycosis.


Congenital embryonal orbital rhabdomyosarcoma in a newborn.


Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous in an adult. A brief review of the literature and a histopathologic study.


Experimental embolic ischemia of the choroid.


Italian ophthalmology.

Italian ophthalmology.


Human intraocular penetration of sodium oxacillin.


The tale of the warped cornea: a real-life melodrama.


Recent observations on concepts of metastasis.


A quick, simple method of removal of the spinal cord.


Ultrastructure of the alveolar-capillary membrane in congenital and acquired heart disease.


Dietary lipids and coagulation. In vitro studies of the coagulation mechanism in rats fed a hyperlipemic diet.


Retroperitoneal and periarterial fibrosis.


Vagotomy in the rat. A study of its effects on stomach and small intestine.


Thromboembolic complications seen at autopsy in South India.


Infection in guinea-pigs produced by trachoma and inclusion conjunctivitis agents.


On the pathogenesis of Semliki forest virus (SFV) infection in the hamster.


Studies on azide, caeruloplasmin and copper in relation to Wilson's disease.


Cellular proliferation during the development of amyloid. Electron microscopic observations on the kidneys of Leishmania-infected hamsters.


Vitamin E and stress. II. The metabolism of D-alpha-tocopherol and the effects of stress in vitamin E deficiency in the chick.


Vitamin E and stress. 3. The metabolism of D-alpha-tocopherol in the rat under dietary stress with silver.


Lysosomal enzymes and vitamin E deficiency. 3. Liver necrosis and testicular degeneration in the rat.


The short-term prognosis of severe primary infantile malnutrition.


Biological evaluation of crab meat (Scylla-serrata) in the rat.


Studies of amino acid requirements of adult rats.


The effect of the type of roughage in the diet on plasma cholesterol levels and aortic atherosis in rabbits.


Effects of vitamin E deficiency on total polyunsaturated fatty acids in rats and chicks.


Design of cages for work with copper-deficient rats.


The effect of uncooked and roll-dried maize starch, alone and mixed in equal quantity with sucrose, on dental caries in the albino rat.


The relationship between nutritive value of dietary protein and activity of liver arginae and kidney transamidinase enzymes.


Protein-calorie malnutrition: effect of deficient diets on enzyme levels of jejunal mucosa of rats.


Studies on the active transport of D-glucose and L-histidine by rats and golden hamsters fed on a penicillin-enriched diet.


Vitamin E and stress. I. Dietary unsaturated fatty acid stress and the metabolism of alpha-tocopherol in the rat.


Food intake in Antarctica.

Food intake in Antarctica.


Treatment of proliferative diabetic retinopathy.


Ocular melanosis with special reference to chlorpromazine.


Defects of vision through aphakic spectacle lenses.


Nutritional amblyopia among tuberculous patients.


Cyanide, smoking, and tobacco amblyopia.


Bilateral amblyopia occurring in aphakic West Indians.


Treatment of traumatic hyphaema.

Treatment of traumatic hyphaema.


Dyscephaly with congenital cataract.

Dyscephaly with congenital cataract.


Fatal reaction to acetazolamide.

Fatal reaction to acetazolamide.


Clinical electroretinography. I.

Clinical electroretinography. I.


Training in radiological physics.

Training in radiological physics.


The effect of oxygen and anaesthesia on radiosensitivity in vivo of epithelial cells of mouse skin.


Radiation dosimetry of the 131-I-hippuran renogram.


Estimation of exposure pattern and bone marrow and gonadal doses during fluoroscopy.


Gorlin's syndrome. A radiological and cytogenetic study of nine cases.


The mechanism of the larynx. II. The epiglottis and closure of the larynx.


Case reports. An unusual case of monilial oesophagitis.


De Lange syndrome: report of 20 cases.

De Lange syndrome: report of 20 cases. Typus Degenerativus Amstelodamensis or Amsterdam dwarfism, a syndrome of unknown etiology characterized by mental retardation, a distinctive face, characteristic hands and feet, defective growth and other minor malformations, was first described by Cornelia de Lange in 1933. Approximately 69 cases, including nine autopsies, have been reported in the literature. In this paper we present a further 20, with illustrations of the syndrome from infancy to puberty (including de Lange's original three cases). The historical, physical, laboratory and radiographic findings of de Lange's three patients and our 20 are tabulated. Autopsy findings in one of our patients are reported and the literature is briefly reviewed.Although some observers have recently reported chromosome abnormalities in de Lange's syndrome, we feel that the diagnosis is made from the history and physical examination and that there are no definitive laboratory aids which can confirm the diagnosis. Chromosome studies in all 20 of our patients were normal and the genetic implications are discussed.


Gas in the foetal skull.

Gas in the foetal skull.


Clinical evaluation of a new sequential oral contraceptive agent. One hundred and seventy-eight patients were placed on a new sequential oral contraceptive preparation (Ortho-Novum SQ) and observed through a total of 1785 months in an effort to determine the effectiveness of the agent and its acceptability to patients. Patients with varicose veins and/or previous thrombophlebitis were not excluded from the study. The most frequent side effect was "breakthrough bleeding" which occurred in 19 patients. One patient became pregnant while apparently taking the tablets as directed, and another was already pregnant when started on the drug. However, in spite of at least four weeks' continued ingestion after conception, both gave birth to normal female infants. Chloasma, noted in four patients while on combination oral contraceptives, cleared on this medication. There was no aggravation of thrombophlebitis or varicose veins. The acceptance of this sequential preparation by patients was excellent.


Carcinoma of the colon in childhood and adolescence.


Studies of male survivors of myocardial infarction. IX. Mortality experience and insurability. The mortality of a group of Canadians who survived myocardial infarction for at least three months was compared with the mortality of medically selected lives insured in Canada at standard rates. The results were expressed as the ratio of the actual deaths incurred in the infarction group to the deaths expected according to the insured table. There were 120 men, approximately 25 in each decade from the fourth to the eighth inclusive, with no condition other than coronary disease which might affect survival. The severity and number of infarcts did not influence selection.Calculating from the date of entry into the study the mortality ratio after 10 years was 530%. Calculating from the date of first infarction, the mortality ratio from 0 to five years was 980%, from six to 10 years 510% and after 10 years 320%. The mortality ratio was greatest in the fourth decade, 9400%, and decreased progressively: fifth, 2400%; sixth, 1300%; seventh, 400%; eighth, 230%. In the younger groups the high mortality ratios were due to the small number of expected deaths at young ages, not to an increase in the absolute number of actual deaths. In each age group the mortality ratio decreased with time but remained substantially increased even after 10 years. The mortality experience of this coronary group was worse than that of more rigidly selected, insured coronary groups.


Peliosis hepatis.

Peliosis hepatis.


A personal activity prescription.

A personal activity prescription.


Parenteral poisoning with metallic mercury.


Electroshock hazards.

Electroshock hazards.


Effect of a simple deconditioning procedure on the diuretic and natriuretic response of hypertensive patients to a hypertonic salt load.


A hemodynamic comparison of essential and renovascular hypertension. Cardiac output and total peripheral resistance: supine and tilted patients.


A hemodynamic evaluation of bilateral nephrectomy and hemodialysis in hypertensive man.


Studies with tritiated digoxin in anephric human subjects.


Parasystole with fixed coupling.

Parasystole with fixed coupling.


Ultrasonic diagnosis of pericardial effusion.


Persistence of reflex sympathetic nervous system activity in man on guanethidine or reserpine.


Hemodynamic effects of aminophylline in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Cardiovascular function in shock. Responses to volume loading and isoproterenol infusion.


Observations on changing hemodynamics in tricuspid atresia without associated transposition of the great vessels.


Correlation of hemodynamic data and pulmonary angiography in mitral stenosis.


Physical fitness and coronary heart disease. Some basic views.


Infradiaphragmatic anomalous pulmonary venous drainage. Normal hemodynamics following operation in infancy.


Anomalous mitral arcade. A type of congenital mitral insufficiency.


Whole-body counting of the absorption and distribution of iron in haemochromatosis.


The immediate CO2 storage capacity of the body during exercise.


The maximum sustained voluntary ventilation in exercise.


Effects of isoproterenol on the pulmonary circulation in obstructive airways disease.


Studies in the metabolism of cholesterol in subjects with normal plasma cholesterol levels and in patients with essential hypercholesterolaemia.


Serum carbonic acid pK'1 abnormalities in patients with acid-base disturbances.


Leucocytes and ascorbic acid uptake.

Leucocytes and ascorbic acid uptake.


Errors in clinical measurement of blood pressure in obesity.


Transfer factor for carbon monoxide in patients with airways obstruction.


Plasma glucose, non-esterified fatty acid, insulin and growth hormone response to glucagon in the newborn.


Interrelations between thyrocalcitonin and parathyroid hormone in rats.


The effects of posture, oxygen, isoproterenol and atropine on ventilation-perfusion relationships in the lung in asthma.


Graphical analysis of carbon dioxide transport during exercise.


The relationship between the differences in pressure and content of carbon dioxide in arterial and venous blood.


The estimation of carbon dioxide pressure of mixed venous blood during exercise.


Changes in ventilation, gas exchange and circulation during exercise in normal subjects.


Optic tract lesions destroying pattern vision in cats.


Functional properties of spindle receptors in the frog masseter muscle.


Primary afferent fibers of contralateral origin in the lower spinal cord of cat.


Migration of sodium ion along stimulated frog sciatic nerve.


Effects of subcortical ablations on polysensory cortical responses and interactions in the cat.


Optic tract lesions sparing pattern vision in cats.


The nature of postasphyxial rigidity examined by intracellular recording from motoneurons.


The enzymology of virus-infected bacteria. IX. Purification and properties of the deoxycytidylate deaminase of T6-infected Escherichia coli.


Chloramphenicol, protein synthesis, and the metabolism of the carcinogen N-2-fluorenyldiacetamide in rats. Inhibition by chloramphenicol of carcinogen binding.


Inhibition of fatty acyl desaturase by cyclopropene fatty acids.


Carbohydrate metabolism in Streptomyces hygroscopicus. I. Enzymatic synthesis of trehalose phosphate from guanosine diphosphate D-glucose-14C.


P-2e-ratios approaching 4 in isolated chloroplasts.


Studies on the mechanism of the enzymic catalysis of disulfide interchange in proteins.


P:O and ADP:O ratios and quantum yields in chloroplasts, with the use of chloranil as electron acceptor.


Lysosomal hyaluronidase from rat liver. I. Preparation.


Competition between phosphate and protons on phosphorylation and cation exchange in chloroplasts.


Preparation and characterization of alpha-gliadin.


Transphosphatidylation by phospholipase D.


Properties of the single sulfhydryl group of streptococcal proteinase. A comparison of the rates of alkylation by chloroacetic acid and chloroacetamide.


The interconversion and reutilization of injected 75-Se-selenomethionine in the rat.


Rat skeletal muscle hexokinase. II. Kinetic evidence for a second hexokinase in muscle tissue.


Thermostable protease from thermophilic bacteria. II. Studies on the stability of the protease.


Allosteric activation of sheep kidney pyruvate carboxylase by the magnesium ion (Mg2+) and the magnesium adenosine triphosphate ion (MgATP2-).


The pK of specific groups of proteins. I. The alpha-amino group of the alpha chain of human CO-hemoglobin.


A ribonuclease specific for 2'-O-methylated ribonucleic acid.


Some interrelations between carboxymethylation and heme reactions in sperm whale myoglobin.


Free and membrane-bound ribosomes in rat liver.


The catalase requirement in the reversal of mitochondrial swelling caused by reduced glutathione and by trace metals.


Protein synthesis by human platelets.

Protein synthesis by human platelets.


A guanosine triphosphate-dependent acyl coenzyme A synthetase from rat liver mitochondria.


Oxidation of long chain fatty acids by rat liver mitochondria.


Purification and some properties of inorganic pyrophosphatase from human erythrocytes.


Effects of arabinonucleotides on ribonucleotide reduction by an enzyme system from rat tumor.


Computer simulation studies of mammalian pyruvate kinase.


Properties of a nucleoside diphosphokinase from liver mitochondria and its relationship to the adenosine triphosphate-adenosine diphosphate exchange reaction.


The comparative enzymology of lactic dehydrogenases. 3. Properties of the H4 and M4 enzymes from a number of vertebrates.


The priming activity of x-irradiated mammalian deoxyribonucleic acid for the deoxyribonucleic acid polymerase from calf thymus.


Ribosomes from rat liver mitochondria. I. Isolation procedure and contamination studies.


Ribosomes from rat liver mitochondira. II. Partial characterization.


Inhibition of photophosphorylation by phenazine methosulfate.


Differences in the amino acid sequences of tryptic peptides from three sheep hemoglobin beta chains.


Ion transport by heart mitochondria. 8. Activation of the adenosine triphosphate-supported accumulation of mg++ by zn++ and by rho-chloromercuriphenylsulfonate.


Evidence for nuclear synthesis of lactic dehydrogenase in rat liver.


The fractionation of arginine-rich histones from fetal calf thymus by exclusion chromatography.


Total inhibition of hepatic beta-lipoprotein production in the rat by orotic acid.


Stereochemical course of the maleate hydratase reaction.


Purification of a corn ribonuclease.

Purification of a corn ribonuclease.


Studies on phosphoserine aminotransferase of sheep brain.


Enzymatic transfer of sulfate from 3'-phosphoadenosine 5'-phosphosulfate to uridine diphosphate N-acetylgalactosamine 4-sulfate.


The circular dichroism of phosvitin.

The circular dichroism of phosvitin.


The effect of varying temperatures on thyroid activity and the survival of rats exposed to cold and treated with L-thyroxine or corticosterone.


The effects of progesterone on body weight and composition in the rat.


Uterine changes after intraluminal administration of histamine and oestrogen.


Gas chromatographic identification of the urinary oxopregnane derivatives in the pregnant rabbit.


Biochemistry of histologically defined zones in the adrenal cortex: cortisol synthesis in the horse.


Serum and urine insulin in late pregnancy and in a few pregnant latent diabetics.


Effects of a glucocorticoid (dexamethasone) on the eosinophils of the rat.


Hormonal requirements for the survival of blastocyts in the uterus of the rat.


Comparison of intravenous and oral methyrapone tests performed on the same subjects.


Spontaneous activity and pineal gland cell density.


In vivo behavior of homologous and heterologous thyroglobulin and induction of immunologic unresponsiveness to heterologous thyroglobulin.


Heterotypic serologic responses after yellow fever vaccination; detection of persons with past St. Louis encephalitis or dengue.


Studies on the effect of interferon on the formation of antibody in mouse spleen cells. I. Survival of spleen cells in culture and preservation of cellular function.


The growth of rubella virus in small laboratory animals.


Studies on the effect of interferon on the formation of antibody in mouse spleen cells. II. The effect of interferon on antibody plaque formation and antibody production by transferred spleen cells.


Charcoal as a carrier in a rapid slide agglutination test for the detection of antibodies to adenoviruses.


Studies on the biophysical characteristics of antibodies produced in birds and mammals in response to exerpimental chlamydial infection (psittacosis).


Quantitative hemagglutination studies on several anti-A lectins.


Formation and isolation of rabbit antibodies to a synthetic antigen of low molecular weight.


The X-Y-Z scheme of immunocyte maturation. II. The effect of antigen on spontaneous escape from immune paralysis.


Changes in subcellular and circulating antibody levels during the hemolysin response in rabbits.


Ontogeny of the immune response. 3. Characterization of X-component in germfree, colostrum-deprived piglets.


Incorporation of 14C-labelled leucine into synaptosomes from rat cerebral cortex in vitro.


Transglutaminase and experimental allergic encephalomyelitis. The effects of encephalitogenic components in mice and guinea pigs.


Effect of x-irradiation on glucose metabolism in rat cerebral cortex slices.


Biochemical and histochemical studies on myelination in the chick embryo spinal cord.


Synthetic mechanisms in the axon. 3. Stimulation of acetylcholinesterase synthesis by actinomycin-D in the hypoglossal nerve.


Oxidative metabolism of glucose in resting and active sciatic nerve.


Incorporation of glucose carbon into gangliosides and cerebrosides by slices of developing rat brain.


The effects of ethacrynic acid diuresis on renal hemodynamics and Hg203 chlormerodrin excretion.


Distribution of some synaptic transmitter suspects in cat spinal cord: glutamic acid, aspartic acid, gamma-aminobutyric acid, glycine and glutamine.


The symmetry of the mechanical properties of the human femur.


A method of studying the mechanical properties of long bones.


Anesthesia in Australia: present and the future.


A comparison of the hyperuricaemic effect of chlorothiazide and quinethazone.


Six cases of de Lange's syndrome; parental consanguinity in two.


Choriocarcinoma: clinician, beware.

Choriocarcinoma: clinician, beware.


Percutaneous cholangiography.

Percutaneous cholangiography.


The use of a cardioverter in a provincial hospital.


Clinical investigation tests with a new sunscreen agent.


Sequelae following smallpox vaccination in the Sepik District of the Territory of Papua and New Guinea.


Surgical emphysema of the head, neck and upper part of trunk complicating an attack of asthma.


National nutritional survey of preschool children.


Cumulative effect of perinatal complications and deprived environment on physical, intellectual, and social development of preschool children.


Significance of mycoplasma infections in children with respiratory disease.


Group B, Coxsackie virus infection in infants with acute lower respiratory disease.


"Anatomy is destiny". Psychological implications of adolescent physical changes in girls.


Comparison of rectosigmoid motility in normal children, children with recurrent abdominal pain, and children with ulcerative colitis.


A case of hyperlysinemia: biochemical and clinical observations.


Carbohydrate and energy metabolism in the newborn--an international exploration.


An unusual complication of retrograde pyelography: neuromuscular blockade.


Extensive hydatid disease in a 4-year-old child.


A simple chromatographic screening test for the detection of galactosemia in newborn infants.


Solvent sniffing. Physiologic effects and community control measures for intoxication from the intentional inhalation of organic solvents. II.


Effects of gamma radiation on deoxyribonuclease I in the presence of high concentrations of second solutes.


State vector description of the proliferation of mammalian cells in tissue culture. II. Effects of single and multiple doses of ionizing radiations.


Treadmill exercise performance by the aging irradiated rat.


Effect of increased endogenous gonadotrophin on testes of irradiated immature and mature rats.


The indirect effect of irradiation on embryonic development. 3. The contribution of ovarian irradiation, uterine irradiation, oviduct irradiation, and zygote irradiation to fetal mortality and growth retardation in the rat.


Late effects of H3TDR as a DNA label on liver cell replication.


Development of a low-background neutron autoradiographic technique.


Triglyceride synthesis following whole-body x-irradiation in the rabbit.


The relationship between the rate of DNA synthesis and its inhibition by ultraviolet light in mammalian cells.


Temperature dependence of ionizing radiation effect on dry preparations of two melanophore-stimulating hormones.


Chromosome substitution and radiosensitivity in Drosophila melanogaster.


The role of sulfhydryl groups in radiation sensitivity and chemical protection in enzymes.


Irreparable damage following X-irradiation of the fetal mouse.


Theory of RBE for heavy ion bombardment of dry enzymes and viruses.


Penetrating wounds of the aorta.

Penetrating wounds of the aorta.


Electrical anaesthesia in man.

Electrical anaesthesia in man.


Rheumatoid arthritis--the orthopaedic contribution. II. The upper limb.


Fasting blood sugar levels in premature African babies.


Conn's syndrome in a Bantu patient.

Conn's syndrome in a Bantu patient.


Poliomyelitis among white immigrants to South Africa.


Iron, folate and vitamin-B12 nutrition in Bantu patients with postpartum anaemial.


Urinary abnormalities in burns.

Urinary abnormalities in burns.


Mendelson's syndrome--a case report.

Mendelson's syndrome--a case report.


The physician's approach to the patient with cancer.


Lymphangiography in the diagnosis and management of lymphoma and metastatic disease.


The use of colloidal gold 198 in the diagnosis of hepatic tumors.


Management of tumors of the parotid gland.


Nontoxic nodular goiter and carcinoma of the thyroid in children 15 years of age and younger.


Management of carcinoma of the thyroid.

Management of carcinoma of the thyroid.


Survival in carcinoma of the esophagus.

Survival in carcinoma of the esophagus.


Malignant neoplasms of the bile ducts.

Malignant neoplasms of the bile ducts.


Carcinoma of the colon.

Carcinoma of the colon.


Partial nephrectomy in renal cell carcinoma.


Primary retroperitoneal tumors.

Primary retroperitoneal tumors.


Neurosurgical management of intracranial metastatic malignancy.


Radical prostatectomy for carcinoma: a review and perspective.


Current status of protracted arterial infusion cancer chemotherapy for the treatment of solid tumors.


Personal experinces with 1,261 cases of acute and chronic cholecystitis and cholelithiasis.


Relationship of cholecystographic visualization of gallbaldder to incidence of choledocholithiasis.


Primary malignant tumors of the liver: a review of the clinical and pathologic characteristics of 47 cases and a discussion of current diagnostic techniques and surgical management.


Cytomegaly of the adrenal gland. An interesting finding: report of three cases.


Adenocarcinoma of the lungs. An analysis of 24 cases in men.


Serum levels of 5'-nucleotidase in disease.


Electrophoretic patterns of several dehydrogenases and hydrolases in muscles in human myopathies.


A kinetic photometric method for serum leucine aminopeptidase.


The A-B ratio. A new approach to acid-base balance.


Spectral absorption characteristics of human methemalbumin.


Eosinophilia of peritoneal fluid and peripheral blood associated with chronic peritoneal dialysis.


Mycoplasma pneumoniae. Complement-fixing antibody titers at birth.


Removal of complete spinal cord at autopsy.


Laboratory suggestion. A method for the autopsy study of the femoral-popliteal vessels.


Clinical and physiologic sequelae of large ventricular septal defects.


The hemodynamic role of the atria with and without mitral stenosis.


Airway responsiveness in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Nodular pleuropulmonary rheumatoid disease. Report of two cases and review of literature.


Aortic valve perforation.

Aortic valve perforation.


The triiodothyronine suppression test.

The triiodothyronine suppression test.


A twenty-two year old woman with hemoptysis and increasing dyspnea of two years' duration.


A diastolic murmur arising in a stenosed coronary artery.


Warfarin resistance.

Warfarin resistance.


Partial absence of the right ventricular musculature. A congenital lesion.


Vasculitis following procaine amide therapy.


Hyperosmolality with hyponatremia, caused by inappropriate administration of mannitol.


The infected ununited long bone fracture with bone loss.


The emergency clinic: an educational responsibility.


Melanotic freckle of Hutchinson.

Melanotic freckle of Hutchinson.


Comparison of Dacron and vein grafts under conditions of arterial outflow restriction.


Wire sutures: braided or monofilament?

Wire sutures: braided or monofilament?


A critical study of causes of the problems encountered in a series of 350 skin incisions closed by means of adhesive strips.


Depressed fractures of the skull in infants. Surgical management.


How to treat the infected ununited fracture of the tibia.


Technic of tricuspid annuloplasty.

Technic of tricuspid annuloplasty.


Blind pouch syndrome. A complication of side to side intestinal anastomosis.


5-Fluorouracil inhibition of experimental peritoneal adhesions.


Stomach drainage after vagotomy and pyloroplasty.


Construction and care of the end tracheostomy.


An evaluation of silicone rubber tubing as a replacement of the common bile duct.


Adenocarcinoma of the colon and rectum in persons under thirty years of age.


Incidence of carcinoma in the retained ovary.


The intrapleural roentgenogram. A forgotten tool for localizing a pulmonary foreign body.


Venous thrombosis in surgical patients.

Venous thrombosis in surgical patients.


Colon perforation simulating acute appendicitis in children.


Surgical treatment of massive iliofemoral venous thrombosis.


Surgery for peptic ulcer in patients with chronic lung disease.


Hepatic resection for metastatic cancer.


Omphalocele with patent vitellointestinal duct and ileal prolapse.


Gastric volvulus. An unusual complication after pneumonectomy.


Liposarcoma of the breast. A case of bilateral involvement.


A simple device for T tube occlusion.

A simple device for T tube occlusion.


Renal angiomas.

Renal angiomas.


A safe method of drying hands and forearms after the surgical scrub.


Unusual cutaneous infections associated with immunosuppressive therapy.


Pyoderma gangrenosum in association with regional enteritis.


Ectopic sebaceous glands of the tongue.

Ectopic sebaceous glands of the tongue.


The scalded skin syndrome in small children.


Sporotrichoid nocardiosis caused by Nocardia brasiliensis.


Prominent pigmented papillae of the tongue.


Histopathology and histochemistry of psoriasis. I. The active lesion and clinically normal skin.


Experimental cholelithiasis and liver lipids in rabbits. Influence of ethanol.


Ultraviolet light and glycogen formation in the human epidermis.


Single coronary artery with ruptured coronary artery aneurysm. Report of a case.


Pathogenesis of cerebral artery thrombosis in man.


Bolivian hemorrhagic fever. A pathologic description.


Quadricuspid pulmonary valve.

Quadricuspid pulmonary valve.


Hemangiopericytoma of heart with metastasis to vertebra.


Radiation death from cardiovascular shock following a criticality accident. Report of a second death from a newly defined human radiation death syndrome.


A method for determination of pedal pressure changes during weight bearing: preliminary observations in normal and arthritic feet.


Postmortem angiography. A new medium and technique.


Vacuolar myopathy in a patient with positive LE cell preparations.


A five year prospective study of rheumatoid factor tests in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.


Blastomycosis arthritis.

Blastomycosis arthritis.


Effect of a gold salt on the immune response.


The Chediak-Higashi syndrome: cytoplasmic sequestration in circulating leukocytes.


In vitro development of bone marrows from patients with neutropenia.


Studies on the regulation of hemopoietic spleen colonies.


Hydrogen peroxide toxicity and detoxification in the erythrocytes of newborn infants.


Conversion of cyanocobalamin to a physiologically occurring form.


Separation of vitamin B 12-binding proteins of serum, gastric juice and saliva by rapid DEAE cellulose chromatography.


A new technic for the production of an in vivo labeled fibrinogen.


The uptake of fibrin and fibrin-degradation products by the isolated perfused rat liver.


Disseminated eosinophilic collagen disease.


On the suggested cerebral dominance for consciousness.


Delayed information processing and extinction following cerebral damage.


Language after section of the cerebral commissures.


Carcinoma of the choroid plexus.

Carcinoma of the choroid plexus.


Post-traumatic ageusia.

Post-traumatic ageusia.


Studies of spasticity in man. I. Some features of spasticity.


The centrum medianum--central tegmental fasciculus complex. A stimulation, lesion and degeneration study in the cat.


Byssinosis among winders in the cotton industry.


Hearing thresholds of a non-noise-exposed population in Dundee.


A further study of china biscuit placers in Stoke-On-Trent.


Aspects of pulmonary mechanics in arc welders' siderosis.


An evaluation of the safety of shrouded nozzels used on high-pressure greasing equipment.


Pulmonary hypersensitivity to the grain weevil.


Symptoms among chilli grinders.

Symptoms among chilli grinders.


Industrial medicine--an art or a science?


Shift and day work. A comparison of sickness absence, lateness, and other absence behaviour at an oil refinery from 1962 to 1965.


Successful primary anastomosis in oesophageal atresia after reduction of a long gap between the blind ends by bouginage of the upper pouch.


Wound infection prevention by topical antibiotics.


Massive fibro-osseous dysplasi of the jaws in two generations.


Firearm injuries.

Firearm injuries.


Traumatic rupture of the thoracic aorta: diagnosis and treatment.


The surgical treatment of lung metastases.


Evaluation of kidney preservation with the use of hyperbaric oxygen.


Trans-sphenoidal hypophysectomy in the treatment of advanced breast cancer.


Cytological studies in retroperitoneal fibrosis.


Peutz-Jeghers syndrome: sporadic and familial.


Platelet adhesiveness after operation.

Platelet adhesiveness after operation.


Peritoneal tuberculosis.

Peritoneal tuberculosis.


Massive intestinal infarction following multiple injury.


Potassium deficiency in ambulant patients.


Precipitants of multiple sclerosis.

Precipitants of multiple sclerosis.


The scabies epidemic.

The scabies epidemic.


Amputation and substitutes for limbs.

Amputation and substitutes for limbs.


Magnesium deficiency.

Magnesium deficiency.


Conversion of cortisone to cortisol and prednisone to prednisolone.


Multiple sclerosis and vaccination.

Multiple sclerosis and vaccination.


Effect of distension of the bladder and of contraction of sphincters on blood pressure.


Haemolysis in chronic renal failure.

Haemolysis in chronic renal failure.


Glass-fibre itch: a modern washday hazard.


Artifact ulcers and bone lesions produced by elastic bands.


Diagnosis and treatment of scabies.

Diagnosis and treatment of scabies.


Osteoporosis.

Osteoporosis.


Radioactive phosphorus.

Radioactive phosphorus.


Paterson-Brown Kelly syndrome.

Paterson-Brown Kelly syndrome.


Risk Register.

Risk Register.


Injuries from vomiting.

Injuries from vomiting.


Hodgkin's disease. I.

Hodgkin's disease. I.


Vasodilator properties of alcohol.

Vasodilator properties of alcohol.


Regimen of indomethacin therapy in acute gouty arthritis.


Pyuria in infancy, and the role of suprapubic aspiration of urine in diagnosis of infection of urinary tract.


Polyethylene sling for procidentia.

Polyethylene sling for procidentia.


Postcricoid dysphagia and iron deficiency in men.


Case of human vibriosis.

Case of human vibriosis.


Human vibriosis: indigenous cases in England.


Rape and other sexual offences.

Rape and other sexual offences.


Virus in cultured lymphoblasts from a New Guinea Burkitt lymphoma.


Treatment of osteoporosis.

Treatment of osteoporosis.


Gloucestershire cobalt unit.

Gloucestershire cobalt unit.


Hospitals sweepstakes in the Irish Republic.


Oral contraceptives and thromboembolic disease.


Outlook in Hodgkin's disease.

Outlook in Hodgkin's disease.


Radioactive corpses.

Radioactive corpses.


Caterpillar dermatitis.

Caterpillar dermatitis.


Accuracy of oxygen and carbon dioxide electrodes.


Risk of thromboembolic disease in women taking oral contraceptives. A preliminary communication to the Medical Research Council by a Subcommittee.


Glue sniffing and heroin abuse.

Glue sniffing and heroin abuse.


Forensic medicine and toxicology. Reference to the coroner.


Dextrans.

Dextrans.


A look at Swedish medicine and neurology.


Future of British medicine--the possibilities.


Death from exposure.

Death from exposure.


Propranolol-induced depression.

Propranolol-induced depression.


Cephaloridine and staphylococcal endocarditis.


Treatment of spasticity.

Treatment of spasticity.


Accidental hypothermia.

Accidental hypothermia.


Diplopia and oral anticoagulants.

Diplopia and oral anticoagulants.


Cardiac catheter introducer.

Cardiac catheter introducer.


A standardized procedure for echoencephalography and for analyzing echoencephalograms. Although echoencephalography is a simple, convenient and atraumatic diagnostic technique, the accuracy and reliability of this test and whether it is reproducible can be greatly influenced by the way in which the examination is performed and subsequently analyzed. Echoencephalography in 850 patients has led to the development of a standardized technique which takes into account the positioning of the patient, the application of the transducer, the identification of the midline-echo-complex, and the elimination of observer bias. Once performed the test must meet rigid standards of acceptability. If acceptable the test is analyzed according to an established format.


A survey of health and psychiatric services on Canadian campuses. The co-operation of the Canadian Union of Students was readily obtained for a survey of the facilities for health and psychiatric services currently available on Canadian campuses. A 100% response was obtained from the 49 campuses on the original list. Thirty-eight campuses had health services, but the staffing and facilities of these varied widely. Infirmary facilities were provided on 19 campuses. Student use of health services appeared to be heavy where they were provided. Carefully defined psychiatric services were present on 22 campuses, but here again the pattern of staffing varied widely. The percentage of the student body seen by the staff of these psychiatric services ranged from 1.4 to 10.3, with a mean of 2.9%. Only one Canadian university approaches the Recommended Standards of the American College Health Association-one physician and one nurse per 1000 students enrolled. Using the currently available figures on the expected incidence of emotional disturbance among university students and the average duration of psychiatric treatment, it was estimated that a psychiatric service needed .5 team member per 1000 students enrolled. The value of infirmary beds on the campus is also emphasized.


Health education and individual responsibility.


Onycholysis due to nail hardener.

Onycholysis due to nail hardener.


Infection at the altar.

Infection at the altar.


A case of chyluria with a note on steroid therapy.


The disadvantaged child. Parent-child education in the clinic.


Training pediatric specialists in developing countries.


Precocious puberty, IQ and school acceleration.


The prevention of accidents. Alerting and instructing parents.


Partial exchange transfusion. A treatment procedure for severe non-hemolytic anemia in newborns.


How we set up a child evaluation clinic in a medium-sized community.


Transient diabetes in the newborn. Report of 20th case and review of the pediatric literature.


The cephalic reflex: an aspect of the rooting reflex.


Chills, fever, hepatosplenomegaly, leukopenia and anemia. Some clinical comments on kala-azar.


Infanticide and British law.

Infanticide and British law.


Phenothiazine reactions in children. Review of side effects with particular reference to prochlorperazine.


Effect of intravenous tolbutamide in juvenile diabetes mellitus.


Critical analysis of blood sugar measurements in diabetes detection and diagnosis.


Effects of Co-ingestion of fat and protein upon carbohydrate-induced hyperglycemia.


Effect of dextran sulfate on plasma lipoprotein lipase activity in obese subjects and diabetic patients.


Fatty metabolism and ketogenesis after liver denervation or bilateral thoracolumbar sympathectomy in pancreatectomized dogs.


Abnormally increased glomerular filtration rate in short-term insulin-treated diabetic subjects.


Modification of insulin and sulfonylurea hypoglycemia by monoamine-oxidase inhibitor drugs.


Hyperglycemic response to intravenous arginine in prematurity-onset diabetes.


Role of extramuscular energy sources in the metabolism of the exercising dog.


Lactic dehydrogenase activities of rat heart and skeletal muscle after exercise and training.


Metabolic responses to submaximal exercise in three water temperatures.


Cardiac rate changes in humans after abrupt deceleration.


Influence of the rate of sweating on the inhibitory dose of atropine.


Plasma concentration and urinary excretion of certain electrolytes during supine work.


Effect of temperature on oxidative phosphorylation in hibernators and nonhibernators.


Aerobic capacity of adolescents.

Aerobic capacity of adolescents.


Bohr integral isopleths in the study of blood gas exchange in the lung.


Exposure of mice to a helium-oxygen atmosphere at pressure to 122 atmospheres.


Time-dependent variations of pulmonary gas exchange in normal man at rest.


Variation in alveolar-arterial O2 tension difference at high levels of alveolar O2 tension.


Effect of different ambient pressures on airway resistance.


Effects of helium and oxygen mixtures on pulmonary mechanics during airway constriction.


Interrelationships between pulmonary blood flow and bronchomotor tone: Po2 and Pco2.


Effects of transverse acceleration on blood oxygen saturation.


Cutaneous diffusion of atmospheric N2 during N2 washout in the dog.


Topographical distribution of inspired gas in excised lobes of dogs.


Some respiratory characteristics of the blood of the adult and young African pygmy goat.


A theory of blood flow in small vessels.


Hyperlactatemia of hyperventilation.

Hyperlactatemia of hyperventilation.


Influence of plasma osmolarity on the rheology of human blood.


Lubrication of joints.

Lubrication of joints.


Simulated diving in man: comparison of facial stimuli and response in arrhythmia.


Plasma insulin after diversion of portal and pancreatic venous blood to vena cava.


An apparatus for varying the length of isolated heart muscle.


Vascular pneumatic constrictor for in vivo calibration of electromagnetic flowmeters.


Stimulus isolation employing a light-activated coupler.


A simple technique for renal artery catheterization.


Technique for experimental complete heart block.


Measurement of blood flow in the rat tail by strain-gauge plethysmography.


Calibration of high-frequency manometers with the shock tube.


Apparatus for study of ventricular function and metabolism in the isolated perfused rat heart.


Differential pressure measurement.

Differential pressure measurement.


A pulse interval predictor.

A pulse interval predictor.


An implantable telemeter for determining body temperature and heart rate.


Energy metabolism of the chimpanzee: a comparison of direct and indirect calorimetry.


Continuous measurement of blood pH with an indwelling arterial glass electrode.


A simple device for electrical recording from the Krogh spirometer.


Analysis of blood carbon monoxide and oxygen by gas chromatography.


The role of pH, temperature, salt type, and salt concentration on the stability of the crystalline, helical, and randomly coiled forms of collagen.


The isolation and identification of the B protein of lactose synthetase as alpha-lactalbumin.


Effects of thyroxine on initiation and completion of protein chains of hemoglobin in vitro.


Solubilization of glucose and related sugars by lecithin.


Role of na+ in the transport of amino acids in rabbit red cells.


The effect of prolonged incubation on lipid synthesis by rat adipose tissue.


Cocoonase. I. Preliminary characterization of a proteolytic enzyme from silk moths.


N5-methyltetrahydrofolate-homocysteine transmethylase. Propylation characteristics with the use of a chemical reducing system and purified enzyme.


Cocoonase. II. Substrate specificity, inhibitors, and classification of the enzyme.


Amphoteric behavior of bovine plasma albumin and its detergent complexes.


Copper-binding properties of bovine serum albumin and its amino-terminal peptide fragment.


Protein synthesis in the maturing reticulocyte.


Kinetic relationships between phosphate-oxygen exchange and hydrolytic cleavage of adenosine triphosphate catalyzed by myofibrils.


Protein-carbohydrate interaction. IV. Application of the quantitative precipitin method to polysaccharide-concanavalin A interaction.


Thyroxine-protein interactions. IV. Thermodynamic values for the association of thyroxine with human serum albumin.


The complete amino acid sequence of a lambda type Bence-Jones protein.


Essential trace metals in man: zinc. Relation to environmental cadmium.


Abnormal trace metals in man: germanium.


Medicine, minerals and Malthus.

Medicine, minerals and Malthus.


Renal tuberculosis in the Japanese.

Renal tuberculosis in the Japanese.


The determination of sample size in treatment-control comparisons for chronic disease studies in which drop-out or non-adherence is a problem.


The impact of illness upon the spouse.

The impact of illness upon the spouse.


Enzymatic defect in Fabry's disease. Ceramidetrihexosidase deficiency.


Shedding of Mycoplasma pneumoniae after tetracycline and erythromycin therapy.


Diagnostic significance of abdominal murmurs.


Congenital diverticula of the aortic arch.


A new clinical and experimental concept on fat embolism.


Return of renal function after late embolectomy. Report of a case.


Education of physicians.

Education of physicians.


Hypofibrinogenemia in scrub typhus. Report of a case.


Borrowed time.

Borrowed time.


Fabry's disease.

Fabry's disease.


Hemodialysis center.

Hemodialysis center.


Bilirubinemia and renal failure.

Bilirubinemia and renal failure.


Copper-induced hemolysis.

Copper-induced hemolysis.


Chronic dialysis and copper poisoning.

Chronic dialysis and copper poisoning.


Rheumatoid arthritis--the orthopaedic contribution. 3. The trunk and lower limb.


Haemoglobin M in a Cape coloured family.


Vectorcardiography made easy. Theoretical considerations.


Right hemi-hepatectomy in secondary carcinoid of the liver--clinical course and liver-function tests.


BCG and tuberculin conversion--a survey.


Klinefelter's syndrome--report of a case of the XXY pattern in an African male.


Transferrin D1: identity in Australian aborigines and American Negroes. Human transferrin D(1) obtained from an Australian aborigine was found to have the same substitution of glycine for aspartic acid in peptide 1C previously shown in transferrin D(1) from an American Negro. This finding is relevant to formation of distinct Australoid and African populations.


Photooxidation of hydrocarbons in the presence of aliphatic aldehydes. A new group of gas-phase reactions have been shown to contribute to the photooxidation of hydrocarbons. The phtotooxidation of aliphatic aldehydes at wavelengths below 3400 angstroms produces intermediates that react with olefinic and aromatic hydrocarbons. Although the photooxidation rates are slower than those induced by nitrogen oxide, the rates are significant, considering the interest in urban atmospheric reactions. These results may indicate that the contro of nitrogen oxides alone may not effectively reduce photochemical air pollution.


Forces between lecithin bimolecular leaflets are due to a disordered surface layer. The long-range repulsion observed between bileaflets of lecithin cannot be explained either with the usual view that the polar groups are arrayed coplanar with the bileaflet surface or by the assumption that charges protrude straight into the aqueous environment. Statistical-thermodynamic analysis of experimental data suggests rather that structure of the leaflet surface is better described as a diffuse charge layer. Forces between leaflets are caused largely by entropy changes in the surface with leaflet separation.


Potential dangers relating to laboratory work on the Aspergilli and their toxins.


Sex differences in taste preference for glucose and saccharin solutions. Taste preferences of mature male and female rats for caloric and noncaloric sweet solutions have been found to differ. Although females do not drink more water than males, they consume significantly greater quantities of a slightly sweet 3 percent glucose and a very sweet 0.25 percent saccharin solution. When given a choice, males switch their initial preference for a saccharin solution to a preference for a glucose solution after several days, while females maintain a preference for the saccharin solution. Females also prefer significantly higher concentrations of saccharin than males do.


Hormone-dependent differentiation of mammary gland: sequence of action of hormones in relation to cell cycle. Differentiation of mouse mammary gland in vitro requires insulin, hydrocortisone, and prolactin. The epithelial cells must first divide in order to synthesize casein in response to these hormones. Insulin is required for the initiation of DNA synthesis and is also necessary during G(1) phase (after mitosis). Prolactin can elicit the overt differentiative responses after mitosis. Activity of hydrocortisone precedes that of prolactin, that is, after mitosis it is not capable of eliciting the differentiative response.


Hemoglobin polymorphism in chimpanzees and gibbons. Hemoglobin polymorphism has been observed in the chimpanzee and two subspecies of gibbons. In chimpanzees, hemoglobins J and B were found in addition to hemoglobin A; J and B differed from A in their alpha and beta chains, respectively. Hemoglobins A and B were observed in different subspecies of gibbons; B differed from A in its beta chain.


Automobile paint effective as an insect attractant. Two acrylic auto paints were effective attractants for sap beetles, Stelidota geminata (Say) and Glischrochilus fasciatus (Oliver). Response to the synthetic lures was sufficient to encourage additional testing of their potential in survey and control programs.


Fluorescence decay times: proteins, coenzymes, and other compounds in water. The fluorescence decay time (tau) was 2 to 5 nanoseconds for proteins and 4 to 5 nanoseconds for flavin, pyridine nucleotide, and vitamin B(6)coenzymes; tau varied widely in 48 compounds measured in water. Altholugh reported values of tau for a few of the soluttions studied were in excellenlt agreement. previously "calculated" lifetimes, in severall instances, are apparently erroneous. Nonexponential decay was detectable with our "nanosecond-flash" apparatus, a modification of the first commercially aavilable unit for determination of tau.


Protection through parabiosis against the lethal effects of exposure to large doses of x-rays. Parabiotic rat pairs with a skin-vascular anastomosis were used to test whether shielding of one member of the pair would protect the irradiated partner against exposure to very large doses of x-rays (1200 to 2400 roentgens). Except with the lowest dose, all unshielded, irradiated pairs or single irradiated animals died before 5 days had elapsed. In contrast, irradiated rats that had a shielded parabiont partner survived the 5-day period and many survived beyond 30 days. This is interpreted as protection against the acute intestinal death that normally occurs in the dose range investigated.


Ethylene and carbon dioxide: mediation of hypocotyl hook-opening response. Ethylene at low concentrations inhibits the light-induced opening of the bean hypocotyl hook; auxin inhibits the opening by inducing production of ethylene. Light causes a decrease in ethylene production and an increase in the production of carbon dioxide. Hook opening appears to be a response in which ethylene serves as a natural growth regulator and in which carbon dioxide may be involved also as a growth regulator through its antagonism of the action of ethylene.


Penetration of an organphosphorus compound into squid axon and its effects on metabolism and function. The tertiary analogute of phospholine, namely, (C(2)H(5)O)(2)P(O)SCH(2)CH(2)N(CH(3))(2), is a potent, irreversible inhibitor of cholinesterase which, when externally applied to the sqluid giant axon, readily penetrates in its inhibitory form into the axoplasm. However, even a 10(-2) molar solution of this compound does not block axonal conduction unless the axon is first treated with a low concentration of venom from the cottonmouth moccasin. The question of the activity of acetylcholinesterase in these axons is considered, and the possibility of subcellular permeability barriers for indivisual components of the excitable membrane is discussed.