THE PROCESS RECORDING.

THE PROCESS RECORDING.


THE THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF THE STAFF NURSE.


SMALL GROUP BEHAVIOR AS APPLIED TO NURSING IN THE HOSPITALSETTING.


FAMILY-CENTERED CARE FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


THE VISITING COMMITTEE OF A UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NURSING.


JEAN'S STORY--A CHILD WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


PSYCHIATRIC NURSE CONSULTANT IN GENERAL HOSPITAL.


THEORETICAL CONTENT IN PHYSICAL AND MENTAL ILLNESS.


A LIBERAL APPROACH TO NURSING EDUCATION AND NURSING PRACTICE.


THE DEAN--BORN OR MADE?

THE DEAN--BORN OR MADE?


FROM STUDENT TO NURSE.

FROM STUDENT TO NURSE.


CARE SYSTEMS AND NURSING EDUCATION.

CARE SYSTEMS AND NURSING EDUCATION.


THE INTERVIEW. WHAT QUESTIONS SHOULD THE NURSE ASK--AND HOW SHOULD SHE ASK THEM?


LET'S EXAMINE. WHY ONE LICENSURE EXAMINATION?


THE WHERE OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING IN THE BASIC PROGRAM.


ROOMING-IN: PSYCHOTIC MOTHER AND HEALTHY BABY.


NURSING'S UNCHANGING PURPOSE.

NURSING'S UNCHANGING PURPOSE.


EDUCATION AND THE NURSING PROFESSION.

EDUCATION AND THE NURSING PROFESSION.


THE SCHIZOPHRENIC'S MOTHER.

THE SCHIZOPHRENIC'S MOTHER.


CHRONIC BRONCHITIS WITH EMPHYSEMA AND HEART FAILURE.


NURSING IN WALES.

NURSING IN WALES.


THE PRINCIPLES OF TRACTION.

THE PRINCIPLES OF TRACTION.


ELIMINATION AND CUMULATION.

ELIMINATION AND CUMULATION.


BANISHING THE BOILER.

BANISHING THE BOILER.


BACK TO BARAGWANATH. A PROFILE OF JANE XABA.


THE VARIED EFFECTS OF PUNISHMENT ON BEHAVIOR.


SIMPLE CONDITIONING AS TWO-STAGE ALL-OR-NONE LEARNING.


A CONTINGENT REINFORCER.

A CONTINGENT REINFORCER.


THE RELATION BETWEEN TEST AND PERSON FACTORS.


SOME TESTS OF A THEORY OF INTRACRANIAL SELF-STIMULATION.


DNA AND RNA AS MEMORY MOLECULES.

DNA AND RNA AS MEMORY MOLECULES.


THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER--FAMILY PHYSICIAN AND COUNSELLOR.


RADIATION LEVELS ABOARD COMMERCIAL JET AIRCRAFT RESULTING FROM ATMOSPHERIC NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTS. NOVEMBER 1961-DECEMBER 1962.


THE NON-PSYCHIATRIST AND PSYCHIATRY.

THE NON-PSYCHIATRIST AND PSYCHIATRY.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF DEPRESSION.

CURRENT CONCEPTS OF DEPRESSION.


THE ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED  CHILD. IV MANAGEMENT.


THE PHYSICIAN, PATIENT AND PILL: THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS ON  DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP.


ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF PSYCHOSOMATIC DISEASE.


COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF OFFICE PATIENTS WITH THE AID OF A NEW  PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC AGENT, OPIPRAMOL (ENSIDON).


COMBINATION THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY.


THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF INTRAORAL CARCINOMA.


RADICAL SURGICAL TREATMENT OF INTRAORAL CARCINOMA.


BRANCHIAL-CLEFT CYSTS AND SINUSES: THEIR EMBRYOLOGIC DEVELOPMENT  AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.


PARAPHARYNGEAL TUMORS.

PARAPHARYNGEAL TUMORS.


MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION OF BENIGN LARYNGEAL  PAPILLOMAS IN CHILDREN AFTER RADIATION THERAPY.


LARYNGECTOMY: ANATOMY AND TECHNIQUE.

LARYNGECTOMY: ANATOMY AND TECHNIQUE.


ASYMPTOMATIC NODULAR GOITER--DIAGNOSTIC ASPECTS.


VOCAL-CORK SURGERY.

VOCAL-CORK SURGERY.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THYROIDAL CARCINOMA.


DIFFICULTIES IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


CARCINOMA OF THE PARATHYROID GLAND: REPORT OF A CASE.


DIAGNOSTIC PRINCIPLES IN THE JUGULAR FORAMEN SYNDROME.


CAROTID-BODY TUMORS.

CAROTID-BODY TUMORS.


OCCLUSIONS AND ANEURYSMS OF THE CERVICAL  CAROTID ARTERIES.


CYSTIC HYGROMA.

CYSTIC HYGROMA.


PHARYNGO-ESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULA.

PHARYNGO-ESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULA.


REPLACEMENT OF THE CERVICAL ESOPHAGUS.

REPLACEMENT OF THE CERVICAL ESOPHAGUS.


TREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC LESIONS OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


ANESTHESIA FOR OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD AND NECK.


FRESH-FROZEN SECTIONS IN HEAD AND NECK SURGERY.


MECHANISMS, DIAGNOSIS, AND MANAGEMENT OF SOME CRANIAL AND FACIAL PAIN SYNDROMES.


SURGICAL REMOVAL OF WRINKLES AND REDUNDANT TISSUES ABOUT THE FACE AND NECK.


THE FACIAL NERVE IN PAROTID SURGERY.

THE FACIAL NERVE IN PAROTID SURGERY.


SURGICAL CORRECTION OF DEFORMITIES OF THE  MANDIBLE.


IMMOBILIZATION OF THE MANDIBLE FOR BONE GRAFTING IN THE   COMPLETELY EDENTULOUS MOUTH.


STUDIES ON THE CORRECTION OF SANBORN METABULATOR'S TABLE, ESPECIALLY  ON ADAPTABILITY TO THE JAPANESE.


CLINICAL PARALYTIC POLIOMYELITIS DUE TO COXSACKIE VIRUS GROUP B, TYPE  1.


STUDIES ON SERUM PROTEIN IN CLONORCHIASIS SINENSIS. STUDIES ON CLONORCHIS  SINENSIS. 20.


TEMPERATURE OF INNER SURFACE OF THE HUMAN BLADDER.


HEPATIC INJURY  FOLLOWING IRRADIATION--A MORPHOLOGIC STUDY--.


CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON ALPHA-KETO ACIDS METABOLISM. 3. FLUCTUATION  OF THE EXCRETION OF ALPHA-KETO ACIDS IN THE URINE OF PANTOTHENIC ACID DEFICIENT RATS TO  WHICH FRUCTOSE SODIUM GLUTAMATE AND ASPARTIC ACID ARE ADMINISTERED.


HOW TO BEAT YOUR FRIENDS AT BRIDGE. A PSYCHIATRIST LOOKS AT COMIC STRIPS.


LOCALIZATION OF BRAIN TUMORS WITH RADIOACTIVE MERCURY.


EXPERIMENTAL USE OF TWIN-COIL ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY AS OXYGENATOR.


AN AL CAPP STRIP ON PSYCHIATRY.

AN AL CAPP STRIP ON PSYCHIATRY.


THE ECONOMICS OF OPERATING A HOSPITAL.

THE ECONOMICS OF OPERATING A HOSPITAL.


CLINICAL USE OF RADIOISOTOPES FOR ORGAN SCANNING.


THE PERILIMBAL SUCTION CUP: A NEW METHOD FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF GLAUCOMA.


TREATMENT OF POISONING DUE TO CYANIDE.

TREATMENT OF POISONING DUE TO CYANIDE.


SMALLPOX VACCINATION IN HOSPITALS.

SMALLPOX VACCINATION IN HOSPITALS.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


THE ORGANIZATION AND ROLE OF THE UNION OF MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF YUGOSLAVIA.


WOMEN, BEAUTY AND QUACKS.

WOMEN, BEAUTY AND QUACKS.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN YUGOSLAVIA.

MEDICAL EDUCATION IN YUGOSLAVIA.


INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN POISON CONTROL CENTERS.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON INTOXICATIONBY "NEJIKI" (LYONIA OVALIFOLIA VAR. ELLIPTICA). II. EXPERIMENTS ON RABBITS BY "LYONIOLA".


LOST YEARS OF LIFE FOR INDEX OF MORTALITY FROM CEREBRAL APOPLEXY IN THE CITY OF YOKOHAMA.


INFLUENCE OF LOW TEMPERATURE, SUNSHINE, DESICCATION AND EXCRETA UPON THE EGGS OF ANCYLOSTOMA DUODENALE AND NECATOR AMERICANUS. II. SUNSHINE.


STUDIES ON X-AGENT. XXX. DISTANCE COVERED BY SECONDARY X-AGENT EMITTEDFROM WATER OR LEAD.


VITAL STATISTICS OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE--PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE.


ETIOLOGY OF BILATERAL CLEFT LIP AND PALATE.


HARELIP AND CLEFT PALATE--GENETIC CONTRIBUTION.


CLEFT LIP AND CLEFT PALATE: A SUMMARIZED STATISTICAL SURVEY.


NOTES ON THE QUESTION OF CEREBRAL OEDEMA AFTER BURNS.


ANALYSIS OF 147 FATAL THERMIC INJURIES.

ANALYSIS OF 147 FATAL THERMIC INJURIES.


LIVER DAMAGE IN BURNS.

LIVER DAMAGE IN BURNS.


PERSONALITY OF PATIENTS WITH INADEQUATELY DEVELOPED MALE GENITALS, IN PARTICULAR, WITH HYPOSPADIAS.


NEUROGENIC ETIOLOGY OF DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE. I.


NEUROGENIC ETIOLOGY OF DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE. II.


COMPLICATIONS DURING ANAESTHESIA IN CHILDREN WITH HARE-LIP AND CLEFT PALATE.


MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN ON TAIWAN.


WHO SHOULD LEAD THE FIGHT AGAINST THE KILLER WEEK?


JULY 1963: HEAT EXHAUSTION.

JULY 1963: HEAT EXHAUSTION.


MODE OF ACTION OF SOME HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENTS.


CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS OF HEAD INJURIES IN CHILDREN.


APPLICATION OF PRESENT AND POTENTIAL HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENTS.


THE CLINICAL USE OF DBI.

THE CLINICAL USE OF DBI.


SERUM LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE IN LIVER DISEASES.


A GENETIC, BIOCHEMICAL AND CLINICAL STUDY OF WILSON'S DISEASE AMONG CHINESE IN TAIWAN.


PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS.

PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS.


POSTGRADUATE PREPARATION FOR GENERAL PRACTICE.


UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING OF PSYCHIATRY.

UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING OF PSYCHIATRY.


REFLECTIONS ON UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION.


PSYCHIATRY IN THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.

PSYCHIATRY IN THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.


INTEREST OF GRADUATING MEDICAL STUDENTS IN SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF ILLNESS.


EXAMINATION PERFORMANCE OF MEDICAL AND NON-MEDICAL STUDENT AT CAMBRIDGE.


NEW APPROACH TO GENERAL-PRACTITIONER OBSTETRIC EDUCATION.


INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT SOURCES OF THERAPEUTIC INFORMATION ON PRESCRIBING BY GENERAL PRACTITIONERS.


BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS. I.NOMENCLATURE.

BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS. I.NOMENCLATURE.


PATTERN OF PRESCRIBING IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


A NEW BLOWER-HUMIDIFIER.

A NEW BLOWER-HUMIDIFIER.


THE HEART AND DIGITALIS.

THE HEART AND DIGITALIS.


UROLOGY IN REVIEW.

UROLOGY IN REVIEW.


UROLOGICAL INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURES.

UROLOGICAL INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURES.


THE ROLE OF THE NURSE IN INVESTIGATIVE UROLOGICAL PROCEDURES.


TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION.

TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION.


RENAL FAILURE.

RENAL FAILURE.


POSTOPERATIVE CARE FOLLOWING NEPHRECTOMY.


PATIENT EXPECTATIONS AND THE PATIENT ROLE.


RED CROSS CENTENARY.

RED CROSS CENTENARY.


EXECUTIVES' SEMINAR.

EXECUTIVES' SEMINAR.


PRIMARY MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS OF NERVES  (MALIGNANT NEURILEMOMAS) IN PATIENTS WITHOUT MANIFESTATIONS OF MULTIPLE NEUROFIBROMATOSIS (VON RECKLINGHAUSEN'S DISEASE).


SARCOMAS OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVES AND SOMATIC SOFT TISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIPLE NEUROFIBROMATOSIS (VON RECKLINGHAUSEN'S DISEASE).


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF ADULTS TREATED WITH ROENTGEN RAYS FOR THYROID DISEASE.


THE VALUE OF SERUM PHOSPHOHEXOSE ISOMERASE AS AN INDEX OF METASTATIC BREAST CARCINOMA ACTIVITY.


HORMONAL THERAPY OF METASTATIC FEMALE BREAST CARCINOMA. III. ANDROST-4-EN-3-ONE-2ALPHA,17BETA-DIHYDROXY DIPROPIONATE AND ANDROST-4-EN-3-ONE-16ALPHA, 17BETA-DIHYDROXY DIPROPIONATE.


GIANT CELL TUMORS COMPLICATING PAGET'S DISEASE OF BONE.


HETEROLOGOUS, HOMOLOGOUS, AND AUTOLOGOUS TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN TUMORS.


A CONTROLLED STUDY OF NITROGEN MUSTARD IN INOPERABLE BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA.


GIANT CELL CARCINOMA OF LUNG.

GIANT CELL CARCINOMA OF LUNG.


RENAL AND HEPATIC ENLARGEMENT IN ACUTE LEUKEMIA.


ROENTGENOGRAPHY OF BREAST CANCER MODERATING CONCEPT OF "BIOLOGIC PREDETERMINISM".


TESTICULAR NEOPLASMS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN. I. TUMORS OF GERM CELL ORIGIN.


TESTICULAR NEOPLASMS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN. II. TUMORS OF NON-GERM CELL ORIGIN.


FIBROBLASTIC TYPE OF LEUKEMIC RETICULOENDOTHELIOSIS.


STUDIES ON THE MORPHOGENESIS OF ADENOMATOUS POLYPS IN THE HUMAN COLON.


MICROBIOLOGICAL SCREENING OF CHEMICALS FOR POTENTIAL ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY.


SCREENING DATA FROM THE CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY NATIONAL SERVICE CENTER SCREENING LABORATORIES. XIV.


AN APPRAISAL OF 100 CONSECUTIVE COLON RESECTIONS.


INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION.

INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION.


THE ILEOSTOMY: ITS PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CHEMICAL  BEHAVIOR.


CHRONIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS IN  CHILDREN.

CHRONIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS IN  CHILDREN.


APPRAISAL OF A FLUORESCENCE TECHNIC IN IDENTIFICATION OF  ABNORMAL CELLS OF THE COLON.


THE EFFECT OF THE APPLICATION OF GONADAL HORMONES ON THE RESTORATION TIME OF THE ADRENALS IN GUINEA-PIGS AFTER PROLONGED TREATMENT WITH CORTISONE.


CYTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE POSSIBLE SITES OF RENIN FORMATION IN HYPERTENSIVE RATS BY DOCA, CORTISONE AND THYROXINE.


MELANOSIS COLI: A STUDY WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.


HIGH INTERMUSCULAR  ABSCESS.

HIGH INTERMUSCULAR  ABSCESS.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE FETAL RAT ADRENAL IN PROLONGED PREGNANCY.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION OF ESTRIOL, 16-KETOESTRADIOL-17BETA, 16-EPIESTRIOL, ESTRADIOL-17ALPHA, ESTRADIOL-17BETA, ESTRONE AND 2-METHOXYESTRONE ON THE COLUMN OF PARTIALLY ESTERIFIED CARBOXYLIC ACID TYPE ION EXCHANGE RESIN.


VALUE OF PERFUSION IN PELVIC SURGERY.

VALUE OF PERFUSION IN PELVIC SURGERY.


SERUM INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITY AND THE EFFECT OF ORAL ANTI-DIABETIC DRUGS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FAILURE IN LONG-TERM USE.


COLON PERFORATION DURING BARIUM ENEMA: REPORT OF A CASE.


PANCOLONOSCOPY: IS IT A VALUABLE PROCEDURE?


ANORECTAL FISTULA AND CANCER.

ANORECTAL FISTULA AND CANCER.


THE I131 SCINTIGRAM IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF THYROID DISEASE.


THE DISCHARGED MENTAL HOSPITAL PATIENT.

THE DISCHARGED MENTAL HOSPITAL PATIENT.


INTRA-ABDOMINAL BLEEDING.

INTRA-ABDOMINAL BLEEDING.


THE PHYSICIAN AND THE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM.


SUBMARINES AND STEEL HELMETS: GENERAL PRACTICE IN THE NAVY AND ARMY.


"REHABILITATION BENEFITS"--FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOLLOWING DISABILITY.


A STUDY OF ADOLESCENT OBESITY.

A STUDY OF ADOLESCENT OBESITY.


PULMONARY CYTOLOGY: A DIAGNOSTIC AID OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE.


HOW TO PRESCRIBE LOWER EXTREMITY BRACES.


ESTIMATION OF INTELLIGENCE IN CHILDREN.

ESTIMATION OF INTELLIGENCE IN CHILDREN.


TIC DOULOUREUX AND DR. SAMUEL MUDD. AN HISTORICAL IRONY.


HEMATOLOGIC PROBLEMS IN CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.


A STUDY OF ARTIFICIAL LIPOPROTEINS.

A STUDY OF ARTIFICIAL LIPOPROTEINS.


GRANULOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN CARCINOMA.


PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA AT THE GRACE HOSPITAL. A 13 YEAR REVIEW.


PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH MODERN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RECORDING SYSTEMS. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE USE OF NORETHYNODREL (ENOVID) IN THE TREATMENT OF MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.


OCULAR TRAUMA.

OCULAR TRAUMA.


PROTRACTED PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE. CASE REPORT.


THE UNCOVERING OF EARLY MEMORIES BY IDEOMOTOR RESPONSES TO QUESTIONING.


HIGHWAY HYPNOSIS: AN HYPOTHESIS.

HIGHWAY HYPNOSIS: AN HYPOTHESIS.


BODY IMAGE AND HYPNOTIC RESPONSE.

BODY IMAGE AND HYPNOTIC RESPONSE.


THE COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF SPOKEN AND TAPE-RECORDED SUGGESTIONS OF BODY SWAY.


HYPNOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY IN MIDDLE CHILDHOOD.


CAN SOMNAMBULISTS SUCCESSFULLY SIMULATE HYPNOTIC BEHAVIOR WITHOUT BECOMING ENTRANCED?


THE MAUDSLEY PERSONALITY INVENTORY, SUGGESTIBILITY, AND HYPNOSIS.


A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON A PLANT PROTEASE CONCENTRATE.


THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIALLY VARIED SURFACE ON  AMBULATORY REHABILITATION WITH PRELIMINARY EMG EVALUATION OF CERTAIN MUSCLES INVOLVED.


POST-SURGICAL HALLUX VARUS.

POST-SURGICAL HALLUX VARUS.


CUTANEOUS  CIRCULATION AND SOME MEASURES FOR ENHANCEMENT.


THE ROLE OF THE ABDUCTOR HALLUCIS IN METATARSUS PRIMUS VARUS ASSOCIATED  WITH HALLUX VALGUS.


PERINEURAL FIBROSIS, A CASE REPORT.

PERINEURAL FIBROSIS, A CASE REPORT.


COOPERATIVE SURGERY, A CASE REPORT.

COOPERATIVE SURGERY, A CASE REPORT.


POST-TRAUMATIC NEUROFIBROMA, A CASE REPORT.


VILLOUS SYNOVITIS, A CASE REPORT.

VILLOUS SYNOVITIS, A CASE REPORT.


SPONTANEOUS ONYCHOGRYPHOSIS, A CASE REPORT.


MILK CHOCOLATE AS THE FAT MEAL FOR CHOLECYSTOGRAPHY.


THE RATIONALE OF MAMMOGRAPHY.

THE RATIONALE OF MAMMOGRAPHY.


FURTHER EXPERIENCES WITH A NEW SIGN IN POSTERIOR FOSSA TUMORS.


VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX.

VESICO-URETERAL REFLUX.


UNCOMMON CYSTOGRAPHIC APPEARANCE OF THE ENLARGED PROSTATE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HYPERPLASIA OF THE MIDDLE OR SUBCERVICAL LOBE.


LEARNING TO RESIST PAIN AND FEAR: EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC SHOCK  BEFORE VERSUS AFTER REACHING GOAL.


EFFECT OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCK INTENSITY AND SEIZURE PATTERN ON   RETROGRADE AMNESIA IN RATS.


FACILITATION AND INHIBITION OF RUNWAY PERFORMANCE BY  HIND- AND FOREPAW SHOCK OF VARIOUS INTENSITIES.


RETENTION AND REVERSAL OF CONDITIONED AVOIDANCE FOLLOWING SEVERE  HYPOTHERMIA.


EFFECT OF AMYGDALECTOMY ON FEAR-MOTIVATED BEHAVIOR IN RATS.


FEAR CONDITIONING AND RESISTANCE TO ULCERATION.


OPERANT DISCRIMINATION LEARNING AND STIMULUS  GENERALIZATION AS A FUNCTION OF REWARD EXPOSURE.


RETENTION OF RUNWAY PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF PROACTIVE  INTERFERENCE.


RETENTION OF FIXED-INTERVAL PERFORMANCE IN RATS.


EXTINCTION OF A DISCRIMINATION HABIT AS A FUNCTION OF OVERTRAINING.


TITRATION OF SPATIAL S-R SEPARATION IN DISCRIMINATION  BY MONKEYS (MACACA MULATTA).


ESTABLISHMENT OF A LASTING DISCRIMINATIVE STIMULUS  IN RATS BY COMPETITION TRAINING.


OPERANT BEHAVIOR AS A FUNCTION OF STIMULUS COMPLEXITY.


STARTLE RESPONSE: HABITUATION OVER TRIALS AND DAYS, AND SEX AND STRAIN  DIFFERENCES.


EXPLORATORY MOTIVATION AND ANIMAL HANDLING: THE EFFECT ON RUNWAY PERFORMANCE OF  START-BOX EXPOSURE TIME.


MOVEMENT-PRODUCED STIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF VISUALLY GUIDED  BEHAVIOR.


INFANTILE STIMULATION AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: A METHODOLOGICAL  STUDY.


INFANTILE EXPERIENCES, STRAIN DIFFERENCES, AND AVOIDANCE LEARNING.


GENOTYPE-CORRELATED PARENTAL INFLUENCES IN TWO STRAINS OF MICE.


BIOLOGICAL DETERMINATION OF THE INTENSITY OF THE ALARM REACTION IN HOUSE  MICE.


EFFECTS OF GENOTYPE ON THE RECOVERY OF SEX DRIVE  IN THE MALE MOUSE.


DISCRIMINATION OF DIRECTION OF LINE IN CHILDREN.


SPEECH LATERALIZATION IN YOUNG CHILDREN AS DETERMINED BY AN AUDITORY TEST.


INDIVIDUAL ISOHEDONS IN SUCROSE-SODIUM  CHLORIDE AND SUCROSE-SACCHARIN GUSTATORY AREAS.


A COMPARISON OF RHESUS MONKEY AND GIBBON  RESPONSES TO UNFAMILIAR SITUATIONS.


TASTE DISCRIMINATION IN THE GREAT TIT (PARUS MAJOR).


"TAIL FLIP RESPONSE" IN GOLDFISH.

"TAIL FLIP RESPONSE" IN GOLDFISH.


RUNNING SPEED AND INTERMEDIATE BRIGHTNESS DISCRIMINATION IN THE FRESH  WATER TURTLE (CHRYSEMYS).


EFFECT OF PRENATAL MATERNAL INJECTION OF EPINEPHRINE ON POSTNATAL OFFSPRING  BEHAVIOR.


EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE DOMESTIC CHICK.


IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF ANTIBODY BY CHICKEN SPLEEN CELLS. I. DETECTION OF ANTIBODY BY ISOTOPE TECHNIQUES.


IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF ANTIBODY BY CHICKEN SPLEEN CELLS. II. IMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES OF TISSUE CULTURE PREPARATIONS.


IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH PARTIALLY PURIFIED BOVINE AND HUMAN TSH.


CLASSIFICATION OF TRACHOMA VIRUS STRAINS BY PROTECTION OF MICE FROM TOXIC DEATH.


VARIATION IN REACTIVITY OF ANTIGENIC FACTORS OF THE B BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM OF CATTLE.


STUDIES ON FRAGMENTS OF RABBIT GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY AND BURSECTOMY ON THE SURVIVAL OF SKIN HOMOGRAFTS IN CHICKENS.


THE ROLES OF CELLULAR DIVISION AND MATURATION IN THE FORMATION OF PRECIPITATING ANTIBODY.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY AND BURSECTOMY ON PRECIPITIN AND NATURAL HEMAGGLUTININ PRODUCTION IN THE CHICKEN.


DEMONSTRATION OF HUMAN MEASLES ANTIBODY BY MIXED AGGLUTINATION.


THE EFFECT OF ACUTE RADIATION INJURY ON PHAGOCYTIC MECHANISMS OF ANTIBACTERIAL DEFENSE.


INDUCTION OF UNRESPONSIVENESS AND IMMUNITY IN NEWBORN AND ADULT MICE WITH PNEUMOCOCCAL POLYSACCHARIDE.


CELLULAR DEMONSTRATION OF ANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN RANA PIPIENS.


THE RESISTANCE OF A2G MICE TO MYXOVIRUSES.


BIOLOGIC ACTIVITIES OF AGGREGATED GAMMA-GLOBULIN. VI. AGGREGATED PRODUCTS OF RABBIT SERUM PROTEINS.


PREPARATION OF PRIMARY HUMAN AMNION CELLS BY PANCREATIN PROCEDURE AND THEIR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ENTEROVIRUSES.


CLINICAL DEHYDRATION AND ELECTROLYTE DISTURBANCES.


SIMULTANEOUS ONSET OF DIABETES MELLITUS AND ADDISON'S DISEASE--A CASE REPORT.


COMMON FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS OF THE ALIMENTARY CANAL.


PAUL HEFFERNAN (1719-1777).

PAUL HEFFERNAN (1719-1777).


FUNCTIONAL ILLNESS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

FUNCTIONAL ILLNESS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


SYMPOSIUM ON ROAD ACCIDENTS. I.

SYMPOSIUM ON ROAD ACCIDENTS. I.


SYMPOSIUM ON ROAD ACCIDENTS. 2.

SYMPOSIUM ON ROAD ACCIDENTS. 2.


SYMPOSIUM ON ROAD ACCIDENTS. 3. THE CLASSIFICATION OF ROAD ACCIDENT CASES IN HOSPITAL.


MELANOMA OF THE UMBILICUS--A CASE REPORT.


THE DANISH ACCIDENT AMBULANCE.

THE DANISH ACCIDENT AMBULANCE.


MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORGAN SYSTEMS IN NEMATOTAENIID CESTODES. III. GAMETOGENESIS AND EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT IN BAERIETTA DIANA AND DISTOICHOMETRA KOZLOFFI.


A NEW ECHINOID HOST FOR THE ENDOZOIC HYMENOSTOME CILIATE, CRYPTOCHILIDIUM POLYNUCLEATUM NIE, 1934, FROM HONG KONG.


TWO NEW GYRODACTYLUS (TREMATODA: MONOGENEA) FROM CYPRINID FISHES WITH SYNOPSIS OF THOSE FOUND ON NORTH AMERICAN FISHES.


COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS ON EXPERIMENTAL SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI INFECTIONS IN AFRICAN GREEN AND RHESUS MONKEYS.


THE BIOLOGY OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI IN LABORATORY RATS.


STUDIES ON DIGENETIC TREMATODES OF HAWAIIAN FISHES, PRIMARILY FAMILIES LEPOCREADIIDAE AND ZOOGONIDAE.


EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF THE PLANORBID SNAIL MENETUS DILATATUS BUCHANENSIS (LEA) WITH SPIRORCHIS SP. (TREMATODA).


STUDIES ON THE IN VITRO GROWTH OF PARASITIC NEMATODES. I. COMPLETE OR PARTIAL PARASITIC DEVELOPMENT OF SOME GASTROINTESTINAL NEMATODES OF SHEEP AND CATTLE.


STUDIES ON TRICHOSTRONGYLUS AXEI (COBBOLD, 1879). VIII. SOME QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF THE MONGOLIAN GERBIL (MERIONES UNGUICULATUS).


SEROLOGICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF CALVES TO INFECTION WITH TRICHOSTRONGYLUS AXEI.


SPONTANEOUS CURE IN TRICHURIS MURIS INFECTIONS IN ALBINO MICE AND ITS SUPPRESSION BY CORTISONE.


PRECIPITINS IN SERA OF SWINE INFECTED WITH STEPHANURUS DENTATUS.


EFFECT OF STILBAZIUM IODIDE ON ENTEROBIUS VERMICULARIS AND OTHER INTESTINAL HELMINTHS.


DETOXIFICATION OF MOLLUSCICIDE ICI 24223 BY FREE CHLORINE AND BY CERTAIN PH LEVELS.


CHOLESTEROL-LECITHIN SLIDE (TSSF) AND CHARCOAL CARD (TSCC) FLOCCULATION TESTS USING AN ACID SOLUBLE FRACTION OF TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS LARVAE.


HISTAMINE IN THE PHYLUM PLATYHELMINTHES.


DRUG RESISTANCE IN EIMERIA TENELLA. III. STABILITY OF RESISTANCE TO GLYCARBYLAMIDE.


EIMERIA SINIFFI SP. N. AND E. ARIZONENSIS  (PROTOZOA: EIMERIIDAE) FROM DEERMICE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.


EXTERNAL ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE HAEMOBAPHES CYCLOPTERINA, A COPEPOD PARASITE OF MARINE FISHES.


HAEMAPHYSALIS PARATURTURIS SP. N., A CARNIVORE PARASITE OF THE H. TURTURIS GROUP IN INDIA (IXODOIDEA, IXODIDAE).


REDESCRIPTION OF THE HOLOTYPE AND DESCRIPTION OF ALL STAGES OF HAEMAPHYSALIS TURTURIS NUTTALL AND WARBURTON FROM CEYLON AND INDIA (IXODOIDEA, IXODIDAE).


STATUS OF HAEMAPHYSALIS BISPINOSA VAR. INTERMEDIA WARBURTON AND NUTTALL, 1909, NEXT AVAILABLE NAME FOR H. PARVA NEUMANN,  1908 (PREOCCUPIED) (IXODOIDEA, IXODIDAE).


TISSUE DAMAGE INFLICTED BY LERNAEA CYPRINACEA LINNAEUS, A COPEPOD PARASITIC ON TADPOLES.


SPHAEROPHRYA SOL (CILIATA: SUCTORIA) PARASITIC IN SOME MEXICAN CILIATES.


DIFFERENTERIAL GROWTH OF OSTERTAGIA SPP. IN THE SHEEP'S ABOMASUM.


SURVIVAL OF LABORATORY-REARED AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS INFECTED WITH SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI.


THOMINX PHASIANINA (NEMATODA: CAPILLARIIDAE) AND OTHER NEMATODES FROM THE RING-NECK PHEASANT (PHASIANUS COLCHICUS) IN ILLINOIS.


SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ONCOMELANIA FORMOSANA FROM THREE  DIFFERENT AREAS OF TAIWAN TO INFECTION WITH FORMOSAN STRAIN OF SCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM.


ADMISSIONS TO A DISTRICT HOSPITAL IN PORT HERALD, NYASALAND.


HEALTH CENTRES: A BASIS FOR A RURAL HEALTH SERVICE?


THE PROPHYLACTIC USE OF TETANUS ANTITOXIN.


AN UNUSUAL CASE OF EMPYEMA. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL CASE PRESENTATION.


HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION. NATIONAL HEALTH GRANTS, 1948-1961.


A MESSAGE FROM SOLFERINO.

A MESSAGE FROM SOLFERINO.


VARIOUS STIMULI AS THEY AFFECT LEARNING AND PUBLIC HEALTH.


CURRENT RESEARCH, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND THERAPY OF SHOCK.


CASUALTIES FROM NUCLEAR WEAPONS: A MANUAL FOR EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES, CANADA.


MEDICINE, RELIGION AND THE PATIENT.

MEDICINE, RELIGION AND THE PATIENT.


A POSITIVE MASTER TWO-STEP TEST.

A POSITIVE MASTER TWO-STEP TEST.


WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT NURSING HOMES.

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT NURSING HOMES.


ANATOMY AS APPLIED TO CLINICAL MEDICINE.


ABNORMAL MEDIASTINAL SHADOW ON CHEST FILM.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


EXPERIENCE WITH REGENERATED OXIDIZED CELLULOSE.


CONGENITAL HEREDITARY NEPHRITIS WITH NERVE DEAFNESS.


CAROTIDYNIA.

CAROTIDYNIA.


PRELIMINARY REPORT OF USE OF VACUUM EXTRACTOR WITH CAUDAL ANESTHESIA.


ERYTHROCYTE DESTRUCTION AND HEMOLYTIC DISEASE.


CHOLERA.

CHOLERA.


OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.

OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE.


EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL INTAKE ON SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE VARIABLES OVER A FIVE-HOUR PERIOD.


MULTIPLE ITEM FACTORS AS CHANGE MEASURES IN PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY.


COMPARISON OF A PLACEBO, N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE, AND 6-HYDROXY-N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE IN MAN.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THIORIDAZINE AND CARPHENAZINE USING SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS.


POTENTIATION OF AN EFFECT OF MORPHINE IN THE RAT BY SERA FROM MORPHINE-TOLERANT AND ABSTINENT DOGS AND MONKEYS.


A TRIAL OF FOUR ANTI-DEPRESSANT DRUGS.

A TRIAL OF FOUR ANTI-DEPRESSANT DRUGS.


CODING PROCEDURES AND THE REDUCTION OF BIAS IN DOUBLE-BLINDS.


FACILITATION OF SUCCESSIVE DISCRIMINATION LEARNING BY STRYCHNINE SULPHATE.


AMITRIPTYLINE AND NORTRIPTYLINE AS ANTAGONISTS OF CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL CHOLINERGIC ACTIVATION.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS OF DRUG EFFECTS ON AN INSTRUMENTAL REWARD DISCRIMINATION IN RABBITS.


DRUGS, SHOCK INTENSITY, AND THE CER.

DRUGS, SHOCK INTENSITY, AND THE CER.


EFFECTS OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS ON OPEN-FIELD BEHAVIOUR IN RATS.


GENETIC AND BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF PHARMACOLOGICALLY INDUCED AROUSAL.


WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS.

WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS.


TECHNIQUES FOR THE CARE OF DEPRIVED CHILDREN.


PRACTICAL PROBLEMS OF VACCINATION CAMPAIGNS.


SOME ASPECTS OF HEALTH SERVICES IN KENYA.


STUDIES ON THE EXPERIMENTAL EVOCATION OF DEPRESSIVE RESPONSES USING HYPNOSIS. II. THE INFLUENCE OF DEPRESSIVE RESPONSES UPON THE SECRETION OF GASTRIC ACID.


"DESIGNING FOR EDUCATION".

"DESIGNING FOR EDUCATION".


EXTRA-INTERVIEW THERAPY IN FAMILY PSYCHIATRY.


HUNDREDS OF MOTORISTS ARE KILLED BY CARBON MONOXIDE.


SEPARATION EXPERIENCES AND HEALTH RECORDS IN A GROUP OF NORMAL ADULTS.


THE EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILD WITH A CONVULSIVE DISORDER.


CHRONIC FLUORINE POISONING CAUSED BY THE DRINKING OF SUBTERRANEAN WATERS  CONTAINING EXCESSIVE QUANTITIES OF FLUORINE.


IODOPHORS ARE POPULAR AS CATERING STERILANTS IN U.S.A.


THE ROLE OF OLFACTION IN SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT.


THE RECOVERY OF VIRUSES FROM SEWAGE.

THE RECOVERY OF VIRUSES FROM SEWAGE.


SIALOADENITIS--SIALOADENOSIS. SOME RADIOGRAPHIC DATA CONCERNING THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


CARDIOVASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION OF SENSORY STIMULI.


THE EMOTIONAL FIELD: A SEQUENTIAL STUDY OF MOOD AND FANTASY IN 2 ASTHMATIC PATIENTS.


BONE ALTERATIONS IN CHRONIC LEUKEMIA.

BONE ALTERATIONS IN CHRONIC LEUKEMIA.


PROTEIN METABOLISM OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


DERELICTIONS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION CONCERNING NARCOTIC ADDICTION.


DIAGNOSTIC UTILIZATION OF SLEEP CHARACTERISTICS.


EVALUATING DRUGS USED IN EMOTIONAL ILLNESS.


TREATMENT OF MALLET FINGER.

TREATMENT OF MALLET FINGER.


CONNECTIVE TISSUE, INFLAMMATION, AND ALLERGY.


PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL PALSY. THE OBSTETRICIAN'S RESPONSIBILITY.


CONGENITAL VERTICAL TALUS.

CONGENITAL VERTICAL TALUS.


COMPLICATIONS OF GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA.

COMPLICATIONS OF GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


ATOPY OLD AND NEW.

ATOPY OLD AND NEW.


OUR FATHERS OF OLD.

OUR FATHERS OF OLD.


TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS. OBSERVATION IN 113 PATIENTS.


THE AIR-BORNE SPREAD OF DERMATOPHYTES AND CANDIDA ALBICANS.


NAIL DYSTROPHIES.

NAIL DYSTROPHIES.


PHOTODERMATITIS DUE TO TOILET SOAP.

PHOTODERMATITIS DUE TO TOILET SOAP.


PLASTIC FILM THERAPY.

PLASTIC FILM THERAPY.


THE MARGARINE STORY.

THE MARGARINE STORY.


JOHN EDWIN MACKONOCHIE WIGLEY.

JOHN EDWIN MACKONOCHIE WIGLEY.


HENRY HABER.

HENRY HABER.


STUDIES IN CONTACT DERMATITIS. XV. DENTAL MATERIALS.


THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF TUBERCULOSIS PHYSICIANS: PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHALLENGE OF TUBERCULOSIS IN NEW JERSEY.


PULMONARY DEFENSE MECHANISMS: RHEOLOGICAL FACTORS OF THE BRONCHIAL MUCOUS  FILTER.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


A REVIEW OF PARATHYROID CYSTS (WITH CASE REPORT).


ECTOPIC PREGNANCY: ANALYSIS OF 63 CASES.


COLICINOGENIC ENTEROBACTERIA IN HUMAN AND ANIMAL FAECES.


MALIGNANT MELANOMAS OF THE UVEA IN DENMARK 1943-1952. A CLINICAL, HISTOPATHOLOGICAL, AND PROGNOSTIC STUDY.


GIRL SWIMMERS. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RESPIRATORY AND CIRCULATORY ADAPTATION AND GYNAECOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS.


THE PHYSICAL WORKING CAPACITY OF HEALTHY CHILDREN. SEASONAL VARIATIONS AND EFFECT OF ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION AND VITAMIN-D SUPPLY.


PREVENTIVE PAEDIATRICS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM. GENERAL DISCUSSION.


PREVENTIVE PAEDIATRICS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM. DIFFERENT PROBLEMS IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE WORLD.


PREVENTIVE PAEDIATRICS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM. PREVENTION IN THE UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.


HISTAMINE METABOLISM IN ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS.


A PSYCHOSOMATIC APPROACH TO ASTHMA.

A PSYCHOSOMATIC APPROACH TO ASTHMA.


ORNITHINE CARBAMOYL TRANSFERASE ACTIVITY IN THE SERUM AFTER SUPPLY  OF TETRA-IODOPHTHALIC ACID MORPHOLIDE.


INCOMPLETE ANGIOGRAM IN SELECTIVE RENAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


RESPIRATORY KYMOGRAPHY IN ACUTE PULMONARY DISEASE.


ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. I. THE SIZE OF THE ASCENDING AND DESCENDING AORTA.


LATE EFFECTS OF THOROTRAST IN  CEREBRAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


ADVANCES IN KNOWLEDGE OF THE CARCINOGENIC PROCESS, 1958-1962.


BLASTOMOGENIC SUBSTANCES IN HUMAN ENVIRONMENT AND PRINCIPLES OF PREVENTION.


DIRECTIONS AND DIRECTIVES OF OCCUPATIONAL CANCER RESEARCH.


THE CLINICAL PROPHYLAXIS OF THE URINARY BLADDER CANCER IN THE WORKERS OF THE ANILINE DYEING INDUSTRY.


PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL CANCER OF THE URINARY BLADDER IN WORKERS IN ANILINE DYES INDUSTRY IN THE U.S.S.R.


AIR POLLUTION WITH CANCERIGENIC SUBSTANCES.


DECANCERIGENIZATION OF SOME SHALE PROCESSING PRODUCTS.


ON SUBSTANCES INDUCING CANCER OF THE BLADDER.


DETECTION OF CANCEROGENIC HYDROCARBONS WITH THE FINE STRUCTURE FLUORESCENT SPECTRA.


THE ROLE OF 3:4-BENZPYRENE IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF LUNG CANCER.


TUMORS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. INDUSTRIAL CONSIDERATIONS.


THE METABOLISM OF N-2-FLUORENYLACETAMIDE IN THE RHESUS MONKEY.


ON SOME REGULAR RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CARCINOGENICITY OF AMINODIPHENYL DERIVATIVES AND THE STRUCTURE OF SUBSTANCE.


ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS FACTORS IN CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS BY N-2-FLUORENYLACETAMIDE.


CARCINOGENICITY AND METABOLISM OF 2-ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE IN THE RABBIT.


THE METABOLISM OF DIBENZ(A,H)ANTHRACENE.


METABOLISM OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN RATS WITH AND WITHOUT LIVER INJURY.


CARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY OF ANALOGUES OF P-DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE.


THE METABOLISM OF 1-NAPHTHYLAMINE AND ITS BEARING ON THE MODE OF CARCINOGENESIS OF THE AROMATIC AMINES.


IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES OF RAT LIVER CELL ANTIGENS DURING AZO DYE CARCINOGENESIS.


THE EARLY CHANGES INDUCED IN TISSUES BY CARCINOGENS.


SOME BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVER CELLS IN THE COURSE OF EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS IN MICE.


INFLAMMATORY REACTIVITY AND CARCINOGENESIS.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON THE INCORPORATION OF LABELED PRECURSOR IN THE AH 130 ASCITES HEPATOMA CELLS AND IN THE LIVER FROM DAB-FED WISTAR RATS.


CORRELATED CHEMICAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF EARLY ENZYMATIC CHANGES IN RAT LIVERS DURING AZO CARCINOGENESIS.


QUANTITATIVE CYTOCHEMISTRY OF THE CARCINOGENESIS IN THE RAT LIVER.


THE DUPLICATION OF DESOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID AND EPIDERMAL CARCINOGENESIS.


CYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF RAT LIVER CARCINOGENESIS.


ESTIMATION OF CELL RENEWAL AND GROWTH IN RELATION TO MITOTIC COUNT AND MITOTIC DURATION IN EXPERIMENTAL SKIN CARCINOGENESIS.


CHANGES OF THE SUB-EPITHELIAL CONNECTIVE TISSUES IN THE EARLY STAGES OF SKIN CARCINOGENESIS INDUCED BY CHEMICAL AGENTS.


AN EVALUATION OF A SHORT-TERM BIOLOGICAL TEST FOR CARCINOGENICITY.


THE PHOTODYNAMIC ACTIVITY OF POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBON CARCINOGENS.


PHOTODYNAMIC ACTION AND CARCINOGENICITY IN POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS.


EARLY EFFECTS OF A SINGLE APPLICATION OF 3 METHYLCHOLANTHRENE IN BENZENE SOLUTION ON THE EPIDERMIS OF HAIRLESS MICE STUDIED BY MEANS OF A TETRAZOLIUM REDUCTION METHOD.


THE MECHANISM OF REGENERATION, HYPERPLASIA AND CANCERIZATION.


STUDIES IN SUBCUTANEOUS CARCINOGENESIS WITH IMPLANTS OF GLASS AND TEFLON IN MICE.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE CHANGES OF RATS IN THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE DEVELOPING AROUND CELLOPHANE EMBEDDED SUBCUTANEOUSLY IN CARCINOGENIC AND NON-CARCINOGENIC FORMS.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SENSITIVITY OF NORMAL AND MALIGNANT CONNECTIVE TISSUE OF RATS TO THE ACTION OF CARCINOGENIC HYDROCARBONS.


THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL FORM OF IMPLANT ON NICKEL SULPHIDE TUMOURIGENESIS IN THE RAT.


ON MALIGNIZATION OF RAT FIBROBLASTS IN TISSUE CULTURE.


ENDOGENOUS CARCINOGENS FOR THE EXTRAHEPATIC BILIARY TRACT.


SELENIUM-CAUSED TUMOURS.

SELENIUM-CAUSED TUMOURS.


DUODENAL CANCER IN HAMSTERS INDUCED BY A TRANSPLANTABLE HUMAN CANCER OF THE COLON.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ETIOLOGY OF CANCER TYPES SPECIFIC TO INDIA. (A) ORAL CANCER; (B) KANGRI CANCER.


CARCINOGENICITY OF OXY COMPOUNDS.

CARCINOGENICITY OF OXY COMPOUNDS.


EXPERIMENTAL RHABDOMYOBLASTOMATA AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR AN ANALYSIS OF THE PHENOMENA OF TUMOROUS TRANSFORMATION.


NEW FACTORS IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CANCER IN ANIMALS OF ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE.


SUBCUTANEOUS NEOPLASMS INDUCED BY TRYPAN BLUE.


INDUCTION OF RETICULAR TUMOURS IN MICE BY REPEATED ANTIGENIC STIMULATION.


BLASTOMOGENIC PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN METABOLITES OF TRYPTOPHANE.


ON THE PRESENCE OF ENDOGENOUS LEUKEMOGENOUS FACTORS IN THE URINE OF LEUKEMIA CASES.


MORPHOLOGIC CHANGES PRECEDING VIRUS-INDUCED LEUKEMIA IN RODENTS.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF  20-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE-INDUCED DYSPLASIA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


A UNIFYING CONCEPT OF THE GENESIS OF CANCER.


THE ROLE OF COMBINED EFFECT OF LOCAL AND GENERAL ETIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE INDUCTION OF CARCINOMA OF UTERINE CERVIX, VAGINA AND URETHRA IN MICE.


HISTOGENESIS AND PATHOGENESIS OF EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


EXPERIMENTAL INDUCTION OF SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG, OESOPHAGUS  AND STOMACH. THE MODE OF THEIR INDUCTION.


EXPERIMENTAL LUNG CANCER INDUCED WITH RADIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS P32, AU198, AND FE59.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL TUMOURS IN THE LUNGS OF VARIOUS LABORATORY ANIMALS.


INDUCTION OF LUNG CANCER IN RATS BY INTRATRACHEAL INSUFFLATION OF CANCEROGENIC HYDROCARBONS.


INDUCTION OF PULMONARY ADENOMATOSIS IN DBA/2 MICE BY THE ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF DIBENZ(A,H)ANTHRACENE.


INFLUENCE OF AGE AND ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION ON LUNG CARCINOGENESIS BY URETHAN IN SWISS MICE.


TUMOUR FORMATION OF PITUITARY ISOGRAFTS IN MICE.


MELANOMAS OF THE SKIN OF GUINEA PIGS FOLLOWING THE APPLICATION OF A SOLUTION OF 9,10-DIMETHYL-1,2-BENZANTHRACENE IN BENZENE.


THE INDUCTION OF TUMORS IN MONKEYS AND RABBITS BY CHEMICAL AND RADIATION AGENTS.


THE EFFECTS OF BENZO(A)PYRENE, CIGARETTE SMOKE CONDENSATE AND ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF SYRIAN HAMSTERS.


BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF TOBACCO SMOKE AND NICOTINE INHALATION.


THE COMPLEX AETIOLOGY OF LUNG CANCER.

THE COMPLEX AETIOLOGY OF LUNG CANCER.


CIGARETTES, ARSENIC AND LUNG CANCER.

CIGARETTES, ARSENIC AND LUNG CANCER.


ACTIVITY OF FRACTIONS OF TOBACCO SMOKE CONDENSATE IN THE SEBACEOUS GLAND SUPPRESSION TEST.


CANCEROGENIC SUBSTANCES IN THE AIR OF CITIES AND POSSIBLE PREVENTIVE MEASURES.


ON THE BLASTOMOGENIC ACTION OF THE ESTONIAN SHALE OIL SOOT AND THE SOOT OF LIQUID FUEL OBTAINED FROM THE PROCESSING OF SHALE OIL.


MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN MAN CAUSED BY PULMONARY CANCER AND ITS RELATION TO THE POLLUTION OF THE ATMOSPHERE IN THE AREAS OF ALUMINUM PLANTS.


CANCER OF THE LUNG INCIDENCE IN A MAJOR INDUSTRIAL CENTRE.


AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF OCCUPATIONAL BLADDER CANCER.


BENZENE LEUKEMIAS.

BENZENE LEUKEMIAS.


ON SOME NEW ASPECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS THYROID GLAND.


STUDIES ON PREDISPOSING FACTOR IN EXPERIMENTAL OVARIAN TUMORIGENESIS.


STUDIES ON CHEMICALLY INDUCED BREAST TUMOURS IN THE RAT.


THE MECHANISM OF CARCINOGENESIS IN BREAST TUMOUR DEVELOPMENT IN MICE.


EFFECTS OF SEX HORMONES ON THE EXCRETION OF BLASTOMOGENIC AZO-DYE IN MICE.


THE EFFECT OF ADRENALECTOMY AND OF DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE ACETATE DURING EARLY AND LATE STAGES OF LIVER CARCINOGENESIS IN RATS FED P-DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF A BIOLOGICAL MODEL OF RAT BRAIN TUMOR INDUCED WITH 9, 10-DIMETHYL-1,2-BENZANTHRACENE/DMBA.


EFFECTS OF SPECIFIC GENES OF THE MOUSE ON NORMAL GROWTH AND ON THE OCCURENCE OF TUMORS.


OVARIAN TUMORIGENESIS FOLLOWING GENIC DELETION OF GERM CELLS IN HYBRID MICE.


THE EFFECT OF PAINTING WITH CYCLICAL TERPENES ON THE SKIN OF WHITE MICE AND ON THE SKIN CARCINOMA DEVELOPED BY BENZPYRENE PAINTING.


COMPARISON OF THE UPTAKE AND RETENTION OF CARCINOGEN BY BREAST AND FAT (AFTER FEEDING) AND SKIN (AFTER TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION).


COMBINED EFFECTS OF METHYLCHOLANTHRENE AND VACCINIA VIRUS IN CORTISONE-TREATED AND UNTREATED MICE.


SELECTION FOR INCREASED SUSCEPTIBILITY TO INDUCED LUNG TUMOURS IN THE MOUSE.


COMPARISON OF MAMMARY NEOPLASIA IN THE RAT INDUCED BY CHEMICAL PLUS PHYSICAL CARCINOGENS.


HUMAN TOLERANCE LIMITS FOR SOME THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS OF AEROSPACE.


A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NITROGEN LACK AND HYPEROXIA ON THE VASCULAR DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHICK EMBRYO.


VISUAL FACTORS IN AIRCREW STATION LIGHTING DESIGN.


ROTARY AUTOKINESIS AND DISPLACEMENT OF THE VISUAL HORIZONTAL ASSOCIATED WITH HEAD (BODY) POSITION.


THE INFLUENCE OF SPECIFIC EXERCISES IN THE PREVENTION OF DEBILITATION MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS; IMPLICATION IN PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONING FOR PROLONGED WEIGHTLESSNESS.


THE EFFECT OF UDMH ON LEARNED BEHAVIOR IN THE JAVA MONKEY.


AN ANALYSIS OF CARDIOVASCULAR INJURIES RESULTING FROM ACCELERATIVE FORCE.


CIRCULATORY EFFECTS OF ARTERIAL HYPOXIA.


CHEMICAL RADIOPROTECTION.

CHEMICAL RADIOPROTECTION.


BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY PROTON IRRADIATION.


AEROMEDICAL ASPECTS OF MALARIA PROPHYLAXIS WITH CHLOROQUINE-PRIMAQUINE.


LABORATORY METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS IN FLYING PERSONNEL.


UNUSUAL MANIFESTATIONS OF CORONARY ARTERY HEART DISEASE.


NEUROLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF DYSBARISM: A REVIEW AND REPORT OF A CASE WITH MULTIPLE EPISODES.


PRESIDENT'S PAGE: AEROSPACE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.


HEBER W. YOUNGKEN.

HEBER W. YOUNGKEN.


CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC ASPECTS OF PENICILLIN-PENICILLINASE INTERACTION.


A CODE OF ETHICS FOR PHARMACY.

A CODE OF ETHICS FOR PHARMACY.


CORTICOSTEROIDS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE AND THE LEUKEMIAS.  V. CLINICAL REPORTS, 1959-62.


THE ROLE OF MOLECULARLY DEHYDRATED PHOSPHATES IN REGULATING THE  INTERCELLULAR AND INTRACELLULAR TRANSPORT OF SUBSTANCES.


PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON ELECTROSLEEP.


MOVEMENT OF THE  SACROILIAC JOINT IN THE ADULT MALE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC SPLINT FOR THE HAND.


INCORPORATION OF A QUADRILATERAL ISCHIAL WEIGHT-BEARING THIGH SOCKET INTO  A PROSTHESIS FOR THE BELOW-KNEE AMPUTEE.


HAND GRIP EXERCISE: EFFECT ON STRENGTH AND FOREARM HYPERTROPHY.


AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE REHABILITATION  OF A SEVERELY DISABLED AMPUTEE.


LIVER KYNURENINASE ACTIVITY OF TUMOR BEARING ANIMALS.


RESISTANCE TO THE DRUG PROPAMIDINE  IN LEISHMANIA DONOVANI.


AN INFECTIOUS AND RIBONUCLEASE-SENSITIVE FRACTION  FROM MOUSE BRAIN INFECTED WITH JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS.


HETEROGENEITY IN THE HEMAGGLUTINATING AGENT OF  JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS.


ANTI-SALMONELLA SUBSTANCE OF RABBIT MACROPHAGES.


HIGH FREQUENCY APPEARANCE OF AMITOTIC NUCLEAR DIVISIONS  IN PS CELLS INDUCED BY HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS.


AUTORADIOGRAPHY OF THE TISSUES OF MICE INFECTED WITH   ECTROMELIA VIRUS USING H3-THYMIDINE.


INDUSTRIAL THERAPY; ONTARIO HOSPITAL, NEW TORONTO.


FACTS ABOUT LEPROSY.

FACTS ABOUT LEPROSY.


INSTITUTE ON CHILD PROSTHETICS.

INSTITUTE ON CHILD PROSTHETICS.


COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY OF HEPATOMAS. V. STUDIES ON AMINO ACID INCORPORATION IN LIVER TUMORS OF DIFFERENT GROWTH RATES.


THE EFFECTS OF ADRENALECTOMY AND PYRIDOXINE DEFICIENCY ON THE  GROWTH OF 3,4,9,10-DIBENZPYRENE-INDUCED TUMORS.


STUDIES ON IMMUNITY TO LEUKEMIA L1210 IN MICE.


THE CHROMOSOMES OF PRIMARY HUMAN AMNION CELLS AND FL CELLS.


THE USE OF LYMPHOGRAPHY.

THE USE OF LYMPHOGRAPHY.


VARIATIONS IN AMOUNTS OF TOBACCO TAR RETRIEVED FROM SELECTED MODELS OF SMOKING BEHAVIOR SIMULATED BY SMOKING MACHINE.


MALIGNANT BONE TUMORS: PRIMARY AND METASTATIC. II.


MITOTIC RESPONSES OF THE COMPENSATING RAT KIDNEY TO INJECTIONS OF TISSUE HOMOGENATES.


TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES OF CALVACIN.

TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES OF CALVACIN.


UNPROVEN METHODS OF CANCER TREATMENT. THE FROST METHOD.


RESPONSE OF JENSEN SARCOMA CELL CULTURES TO SOME ANALOGS, HOMOLOGS, AND PEPTIDES OF ARGININE, ORNITHINE, AND CITRULLINE.


EFFECT OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ON RIBONUCLEASE AND NUCLEIC ACID CONTENT IN LYMPHOSARCOMA P1798.


OFFICE CYTOLOGY.

OFFICE CYTOLOGY.


OBSERVATIONS ON MURINE LEUKEMIA TREATED WITH DEUTERIUM AND X-RAY.


FORMATION OF CYTOXIC ANTIBODY AGAINST LEUKEMIAS INDUCED BY FRIEND VIRUS.


BREAKING THE CIGARETTE HABIT.

BREAKING THE CIGARETTE HABIT.


PHYSIOLOGICAL DISPOSITION AND THERAPEUTIC CONSEQUENCES OF ADENINE ADMINISTERED VIA THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT IN NORMAL AND TUMOR-BEARING MICE.


METABOLISM OF BILE COMPONENTS DURING HEPATOCARCINOGENESIS. I. CONJUGATION OF CHOLIC ACID IN VITRO IN EXPERIMENTAL LIVER CARCINOGENESIS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF HUMAN LARYNGEAL PAPILLOMATOSIS.


LYMPHOID HYPERPLASIA AND NEOPLASIA ASSOCIATED WITH A MOUSE PITUITARY THYROTROPIC TUMOR.


THE UNIFYING THREAD.

THE UNIFYING THREAD.


THE EFFECTS OF TRIAMCINOLONE DIACETATE ON LEVELS OF 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE IN RAT MAMMARY GLANDS.


LEUKEMIA INDUCED BY SARCOMA 180 AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF RECIPROCAL IMMUNITY.


SUSCEPTIBILITY OF NEWBORN GERM-FREE MICE TO TUMOR INDUCTION BY 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE.


THE LACK OF EFFECT OF URETHAN (ETHYL CARBAMATE) ON SARCOMA INDUCTION BY THE SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION OF 3,4-BENZPYRENE.


COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY OF HEPATOMAS. III. CARBOHYDRATE ENZYMES IN LIVER TUMORS OF DIFFERENT GROWTH RATES.


COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY HEPATOMAS. IV. ISOTOPE STUDIES OF GLUCOSE AND FRUCTOSE METABOLISM IN LIVER TUMORS OF DIFFERENT GROWTH RATES.


PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES IN DAR ES SALAAM IN THE TWENTIES.


POLYARTHRITIS IN NAIROBI AFRICANS.

POLYARTHRITIS IN NAIROBI AFRICANS.


MULTIPLE MYELOMATOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERCALCAEMIA.


IS THERE AN ANIMAL RESERVOIR OF KALA-AZAR IN KENYA?


TRIBAL CUSTOMS IN INFANT FEEDING. I. AMONG THE HAYA.


TRIBAL CUSTOMS IN INFANT FEEDING. II. AMONG THE CHAGGA.


THE OCCURRENCE OF HEINZ BODIES DURING AZULFIDINE TREATMENT OF ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


ACUTE GASTRIC DILATATION.

ACUTE GASTRIC DILATATION.


THE MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION OF THE NUMBER OF SELF-STERILITY  ALLELES IN A POPULATION.


GENETIC CONTROL OF HEPATIC DELTA-AMINOLEVULINATE DEHYDRATASE IN  MICE.


GENETIC CONTROL OF TWO PRE-ALBUMINS IN PIGS.


GROWTH OF INBRED YELLOW (AYA) AND NON-YELLOW (AA) MICE IN PARABIOSIS.


A BIOCHEMICAL AND GENETIC STUDY OF REVERSION WITH THE A-GENE  A-PROTEIN SYSTEM OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TRYPTOPHAN SYNTHETASE.


THE EFFECTS OF HETEROZYGOSITY AND RECOMBINATION ON THE RELATIVE  FITNESS OF EXPERIMENTAL POPULATIONS OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


ALLELIC RECOMBINATION AND ITS RELATION TO RECOMBINATION OF OUTSIDE MARKERS  IN YEAST.


SUPPRESSOR MUTATIONS FOR THE ISOLEUCINE LOCUS IN SACCHAROMYCES.


PATTERNS OF SPONTANEOUS AND RADIATION INDUCED MUTATION RATES DURING  SPERMATOGENESIS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


SOCIAL COMPETENCE AND SELF-IMAGE DISPARITY IN PSYCHIATRIC AND NONPSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


EFFECTS OF DISPLACED AGGRESSION ON SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE.


EFFECTS OF EPINEPHRINE UPON NOVELTY PREFERENCE AND AROUSAL.


BELIEFS ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS AS A FUNCTION OF PSYCHIATRIC STATUS AND PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION.


SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS IN SUPERVISED AND UNSUPERVISED WORK GROUPS.


AUDIENCE INFLUENCE, SOCIAL ISOLATION, AND SPEECH.


CONDITIONING OF VERBAL BEHAVIOR AS A FUNCTION OF AWARENESS, NEED FOR SOCIAL APPROVAL, AND MOTIVATION TO RECEIVE REINFORCEMENT.


A FOLLOW-UP STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF INDIVIDUAL OPINION ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ATTITUDE SCALE.


DECREASED DISCRIMINATION AS A FUNCTION OF INCREASED DRIVE.


THE CLASSIC PERSONAL STYLE.

THE CLASSIC PERSONAL STYLE.


PERFORMANCE EXPECTANCY AS A DETERMINANT OF ACTUAL PERFORMANCE: A PARTIAL REPLICATION.


STUDIES IN EFFICIENCY: VERBAL CONDITIONING AS A FUNCTION OF DEGREE OF TASK CENTERING. A REPLICATION.


POSITIONAL EFFECTS IN THE STUTTERING OF CONTEXTUALLY ORGANIZED VERBAL MATERIAL.


ACQUIESCENT RESPONSE SET AS A MEASURE OF ACQUIESCENCE: FURTHER EVIDENCE.


CONVULSIVE DISORDERS IN CHILDREN; NEED FOR THE PHYSICIAN TO KNOW THE LAW.


HYSTERIA.

HYSTERIA.


THE WOMAN ALCOHOLIC AND PREMENSTRUAL TENSION.


ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS IN PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE.


ANTIDEPRESSANT-TRANQUILIZER REGIMEN IN MENOPAUSAL PATIENTS.


THE CURRENT STATUS OF DUODENAL ULCER THERAPY.


HOW STRONG IS A CONVICTION.

HOW STRONG IS A CONVICTION.


WHAT'S NEW IN OTOLOGY SURGERY OF OTOSCLEROSIS.


A REPORT ON HOME NURSING CARE SERVICES IN ARKANSAS.


CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL CENTER.


CHORDOMA.

CHORDOMA.


SURGERY IN CHOLELITHIASIS.

SURGERY IN CHOLELITHIASIS.


DISABILITY UNDER THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT.


INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP PERFORMANCE UNDER REWARD AND FINE.


AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE OPERATION OF PRESTIGE SUGGESTION IN EXTRAVERTS AND INTROVERTS.


PEER GROUP ATTITUDES TOWARD THE AMPUTEE CHILD.


THE ROLE OF UNDERSTANDING IN SOCIAL INFLUENCES OF JUDGMENT.


GROUP EFFECTIVENESS, COERCION, CHANGE, AND COALESCENCE AMONG DELINQUENTS COMPARED TO NONDELINQUENTS.


FACTORS DETERMINING GROUP STEREOTYPES.

FACTORS DETERMINING GROUP STEREOTYPES.


CULTURAL AND SOCIAL CORRELATES OF TEACHERS' ATTITUDES TOWARD THEIR SCHOOL.


RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AUTHORITARIAN ATTITUDES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS, ESTIMATION OF PARENTS' ATTITUDES, AND ACTUAL PARENTAL ATTITUDES.


A SURVEY OF THE UNDERGRADUATE COURSE IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY.


INTELLIGENCE TEST PATTERNS OF PUERTO RICAN CHILDREN SEEN IN CHILD PSYCHIATRY.


MULTIPLE REGRESSION IN THE EXPLANATION OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE.


AUTHORITARIANISM AND MISOGYNY.

AUTHORITARIANISM AND MISOGYNY.


MOOD, PERCEIVED SIMILARITY, AND THE JUDGEMENT OF THE MOOD OF OTHERS.


ISOLATION OF RUBELLA VIRUS FROM CASES IN BRITAIN.


TEACHING IN THE REGIONAL HOSPITALS.

TEACHING IN THE REGIONAL HOSPITALS.


EXAGGERATED RESPONSE TO PARATHYROID EXTRACT IN SARCOIDOSIS.


GROWTH OF THE MAST-CELL TUMOUR P.815 IN THYMECTOMISED MICE.


CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN ABORTUSES AND STILLBORN INFANTS.


CHEMOTHERAPY IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS. A TWO-YEAR CLINICAL, BACTERIOLOGICAL, AND FUNCTIONAL FOLLOW-UP.


PROTAMINE DERIVATIVES IN TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


HAEMAGGLUTINATION-INHIBITION AND NEUTRALISATION TESTS USING WHOLE BLOOD DRIED ON FILTERPAPER DISCS.


NON-ESTERIFIED FATTY-ACID-RELEASING ACTIVITY OF DIABETIC SERUM.


MICRODISSECTION STUDIES OF STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN CYSTIC DISEASES OF THE KIDNEY.


FRUCTOSE INTOLERANCE.

FRUCTOSE INTOLERANCE.


ASSISTED RESPIRATION IN CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


VAGINAL CYTOLOGY IN "WELL WOMEN".

VAGINAL CYTOLOGY IN "WELL WOMEN".


ERYTHROCYTE ANTIBODIES AND AUTOIMMUNITY.


COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

COMBINING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


A GENETIC THEORY OF INFLAMMATORY POLYARTHRITIS.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF M'ENI'ERE'S DISEASE.


DRUM AND MIDDLE EAR GRAFTS IN CATS. I.

DRUM AND MIDDLE EAR GRAFTS IN CATS. I.


STAPEDECTOMY AND NOISE.

STAPEDECTOMY AND NOISE.


STAPES SURGERY IN GERIATRICS. SURGERY IN THE NERVE DEAF OTOSCLEROTIC.


HISTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF DEHYDROGENASES IN THE COCHLEA OF LIVING ANIMALS.


FOREIGN BODIES IN THE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE CAUSING OBSTRUCTIVE EMPHYSEMA: A CLINICAL STUDY.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON VOCAL PITCH AND INTENSITY IN PHONATION.


TECHNIQUE  THROMBECTOMY. PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL ASSOCIATED WITH EMBOLIZATION THROMBOSIS.


THE PHYSICIAN'S ROLE IN TERMINAL ILLNESS AND DEATH.


RENAL FAILURE ASSOCIATED WITH  ENDOTOXIN SHOCK.


FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES. A TECHNIC FOR INSERTION OF  THE MASSIE NAIL. A REPORT OF 26 CONSECUTIVE CASES.


COLLOID CYSTS OF THE BRAIN.

COLLOID CYSTS OF THE BRAIN.


INFLAMMATORY DERMATOSES. AN APPRAISAL OF EFFICACY OF  OXYTETRACYCLINE HYDROCORTISONE SPRAY.


METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.

METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.


CEREBELLAR ATAXIA.

CEREBELLAR ATAXIA.


GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA.

GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA.


UNDERGRADUATE TRAINING.

UNDERGRADUATE TRAINING.


STATE SUBSIDY FOR TRANSIENTS INCREASED.

STATE SUBSIDY FOR TRANSIENTS INCREASED.


QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT KERR-MILLS IN MINNESOTA.


THE SOCIAL REHABILITATION CLUB.

THE SOCIAL REHABILITATION CLUB.


[RECORDING OF MEDICAL DATA IN HOSPITALS].


RECURRENT ACUTE IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA.


MYOCARDIAL NOREPINEPHRINE CONCENTRATION IN MAN. EFFECTS OF RESERPINE AND OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


A POSSIBLE AUTOIMMUNE BASIS FOR ADDISON'S DISEASE IN THREE SIBLINGS, ONE WITH IDIOPATHIC HYPOPARATHYROIDISM, PERNICIOUS ANEMIA AND SUPERFICIAL MONILIASIS.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. GENERAL PRACTICE--AN ANALYSIS AND SOME SUGGESTIONS.


QUESTIONS OF PRIORITY.

QUESTIONS OF PRIORITY.


A COMPARISON OF TRANSTRACHEAL ASPIRATION WITH OTHER METHODS OF DETERMINING THE BACTERIAL FLORA OF THE LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT.


NEW VIRAL EXANTHEMS.

NEW VIRAL EXANTHEMS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 61-1963.


HYPERLIPEMIA AND ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.

HYPERLIPEMIA AND ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.


DENERVATION OF THE ABDOMINAL VISCERA FOR THE TREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC SHOCK.


RENAL DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH PROLONGED USE OF ACETOPHENETIDIN-  CONTAINING COMPOUNDS.


IMPENDING GANGRENE OF FOUR EXTREMITIES SECONDARY TO ERGOTISM.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. GROUP MEDICAL PRACTICE AND PREPAYMENT.


NEW VIRAL EXANTHEMS (CONCLUDED).

NEW VIRAL EXANTHEMS (CONCLUDED).


PARADOXICAL SPLITTING OF THE SECOND HEART SOUND IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE OF LEFT-AXIS DEVIATION IN PATIENTS WITH DEFECTS OF THE ATRIAL SEPTUM OF THE SECUNDUM TYPE.


DOCTORS AFIELD: DR. JANUSZ KORCZAK.

DOCTORS AFIELD: DR. JANUSZ KORCZAK.


ANALGESIC DRUGS AND KIDNEY DISEASE.

ANALGESIC DRUGS AND KIDNEY DISEASE.


FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY IN SICKLE-CELL ANEMIA.


PROGNOSIS OF  CHILDHOOD URINARY-TRACT INFECTION. THE CURRENT STATUS OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED BETWEEN  1940 AND 1950.


PULMONARY ASPERGILLOSIS IN A CHILD WITH LEUKEMIA. REPORT OF  A CASE AND A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE PEDIATRIC LITERATURE.


MERCURY IN HOUSE PAINT AS A CAUSE OF ACRODYNIA.  EFFECT OF THERAPY WITH N-ACETYL-D,L-PENICILLAMINE.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. HEALTH-SERVICE SYSTEMS  IN THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER COUNTRIES--CRITICAL COMPARISONS.


ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS: THE NATURE OF THEIR ACTION AND  SELECTIVE TOXICITY.


THE TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS.

THE TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS.


DIFFUSE HETEROTOPIC CYSTIC MALFORMATION OF THE STOMACH.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 66-1963.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 67-1063.


ACTION OF PARATHYROID HORMONE.

ACTION OF PARATHYROID HORMONE.


MEDICINE IN A CHANGING WORLD.

MEDICINE IN A CHANGING WORLD.


SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

SUPPLY AND DEMAND.


CHOLESTEROL: PHOSPHOLIPID RATIOS IN BODY FLUIDS.


A RAPID METHOD FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF PREGNANCY UTILISING A HAEMAGGLUTINATION-INHIBITION REACTION.


THE ETYMOLOGY OF "CAESAREAN SECTION".

THE ETYMOLOGY OF "CAESAREAN SECTION".


PATTERNS OF OESTRIOL EXCRETION IN ABNORMAL PREGNANCY. A STUDY OF 234 CASES.


A SYNTOMETRINE TRIAL AND A POSSIBLY RELATED UTERINE INVERSION.


THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES IN BLOOD DONORS.


CHORION-EPITHELIOMA FOLLOWING TERM DELIVERY: REPORT OF A CASE.


KENNETH ROBERT STALLWORTHY.

KENNETH ROBERT STALLWORTHY.


A MODIFIED ROTARY BLOOD PUMP.

A MODIFIED ROTARY BLOOD PUMP.


OCCUPATIONAL DEAFNESS.

OCCUPATIONAL DEAFNESS.


AIR CONTAMINATION FROM A HOSPITAL LAUNDRY-SORTING ROOM.


POLYCYTHEMIA AND QUADRIPLEGIA IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA. A CASE REPORT.


FUNCTIONING ISLET CELL CARCINOMA OF PANCREAS. REPORT OF A CASE WITH EXTENSIVE LIVER METASTASIS.


THE CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE HEART. XIV. SNAPS AND CLICKS. A CONCLUDING REMARK.


THE URIC ACID ANURIA OF LEUKEMIA TREATED BY DIALYSIS.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE FROM THE OHIOSTATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, OHIO.


INFECTIOUS SYPHILIS IN OHIO.

INFECTIOUS SYPHILIS IN OHIO.


AN APPROACH TO EMPHYSEMA.

AN APPROACH TO EMPHYSEMA.


FAILURE TO THRIVE. A STUDY OF FAILURE TO GROW IN HEIGHT OR WEIGHT.


VISUAL FACTORS IN SIZE MEASUREMENT BY MICROSCOPY.


VISUAL THRESHOLDS NEAR A CONTINUOUSLY VISIBLE OR A BRIEFLY PRESENTED LIGHT-DARK BOUNDARY.


INSUFFICIENCY OF SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY (SO-CALLED INTESTINAL ANGINA): REPORT OF A PATIENT SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY ENDARTERECTOMY.


CENTRAL FACTORS IN AUDITORY FREQUENCY SELECTIVITY.


REWARD AND PUNISHMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THE SAME GOAL RESPONSE: A FACTOR IN THE LEARNING OF MOTIVES.


A RECONSIDERATION OF THE EXTINCTION HYPOTHESIS OF WARM UP IN MOTOR BEHAVIOR.


COMMENT ON FELDMAN'S "RECONSIDERATION OF THE EXTINCTION HYPOTHESIS OF WARM UP IN MOTOR BEHAVIOR".


DIRECTIVENESS AND NONDIRECTIVENESS IN RESEARCH INTERVIEWING: A REFORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM.


A REPLY TO YOUNISS AND FURTH.

A REPLY TO YOUNISS AND FURTH.


RUSSIAN THEORY AND RESEARCH ON SCHIZOPHRENIA.


CLARIFICATION OF BARTLEY'S MODEL: A REPLY TO THROSBY.


REACTION TO A PLACEBO: THE MEDIATIONAL DEFICIENCY HYPOTHESIS.


STRONTIUM-90 AND CALCIUM IN INFANT AND ADULT DIETS 1959-1962.


GIANT-CELL TUMOURS OF THE SOFT TISSUES.

GIANT-CELL TUMOURS OF THE SOFT TISSUES.


SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE AND QUACKERY.

SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE AND QUACKERY.


SOME TRIALS WITH 'ORFENSO', A NEW ANALGESIC.


BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA: THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE HISTOLOGICAL TYPES IN THE THREE RACIAL GROUPS OF CAPE TOWN.


ANTICANCER AGENTS.

ANTICANCER AGENTS.


VOLUNTEER PEACE CORPS NURSES TREAT BOLIVIAN INDIANS IN PRIMITIVE EL ALTO.


EVALUATION OF DRUG THERAPY IN DYSMENORRHEA OF COLLEGE WOMEN.


SPONTANEOUS RENAL EXCRETION OF NICOTINIC ACID, BIOTIN AND VITAMIN B6 AFTER TREATMENT WITH P-(DI-N-PROPYLSULPHAMYL)-BENZOIC ACID.


STUDIES ON HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE.

STUDIES ON HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE.


[THE BEHAVIOUR OF SERUM IRON IN PEOPLE WITH LEAD POISONING].


SENSITIZATION OF PIGS WITH 3-CARENE.

SENSITIZATION OF PIGS WITH 3-CARENE.


QUICK AND EASY METHOD FOR APPLICATION OF PATCH TESTS AND STORAGE OF TEST SUBSTANCES. PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION.


THE INFLUENCE OF CORTISONE AND HYDROCORTISONE ON THE TUBERCULIN REACTION.


UPTAKE OF CATECHOL AMINES IN THE SKIN.

UPTAKE OF CATECHOL AMINES IN THE SKIN.


PHYSICS OF LIGHT SOURCES. APPLICATIONS IN CLINICAL AND INVESTIGATIVE DERMATOLOGY.


CHRONIC POLYMORPHIC LIGHT ERUPTION. A REVIEW.


CURRENT PROBLEMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY OF GONORRHOEA FROM THE LABORATORY POINT OF VIEW.


SENSITIVITY TO ANTIBIOTICS OF GONOCOCCAL STRAINS ISOLATED BY REPEATED CULTURING FROM THE SAME PATIENT.


ACTINOSPECTACIN (TROBICIN) IN THE TREATMENT OF GONORRHOEA.


REITER PROTEIN COMPLEMENT-FIXATION TEST IN TREATED NEUROSYPHILIS.


IMMUNO-ELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES OF BLOOD SERUM AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN EARLY SYPHILIS.


FOCAL DERMAL HYPOPLASIA SYNDROME.

FOCAL DERMAL HYPOPLASIA SYNDROME.


WERNER'S SYNDROME.

WERNER'S SYNDROME.


PATHOLOGICAL STUDY ON MYELOFIBROSIS.

PATHOLOGICAL STUDY ON MYELOFIBROSIS.


ADVANCES IN RENAL FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSTICS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES ON THE LYMPH NODES OF RABBITS VITALLY STAINED BY REPEATED INTRAVENOUS OR SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS OF ACID AND BASIC DYES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE DIRECTION OF THE PASSAGE OF VITAL DYES IN THE NODES.


LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES ON THE AGE CHANGES OF THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL DENSITY OF COLLAGENOUS FIBRILS IN HUMAN AORTIC MEDIA EMPLOYING THREE KINDS OF ACIDIC DYES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY ON THE AGE CHANGES OF THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL DENSITY OF COLLAGEN MICROFIBRILS IN THE HUMAN AORTIC MEDIA WITH THE AID OF SILVER IMPREGNATION.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY ON THE AORTIC MEDIA IN HUMAN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE INNERVATION OF THE TUNICA MEDIA.


PLASMA VITAMIN A AND E IN THE STUDY OF LIPID AND LIPOPROTEIN METABOLISM IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


ACUTE FLUORIDE INTOXICATION.

ACUTE FLUORIDE INTOXICATION.


FATAL APLASTIC ANAEMIA FOLLOWING USE OF POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE IN THYROTOXICOSIS.


"THYROGLOBULIN" IN THE SERUM.

"THYROGLOBULIN" IN THE SERUM.


THE OCCURRENCE OF ANTIBODY AGAINST "SECOND COLLOID ANTIGEN" (CA-2 ANTIBODY) IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT THYROID DISEASE.


MEGALOBLASTIC BOTHRIOCEPHALUS ANEMIA MAINLY DUE TO FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY.


CHLORPROMAZINE JAUNDICE OF LONG DURATION.


CLINICAL STUDIES WITH METHYL-DOPA (ALDOMET) IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION DURING TWO YEARS.


ANTICOAGULANTS IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. RECURENT MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND DEATH AFTER DISCONTINUANCE OF ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.


CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN QUINIDINE THERAPY OF CHRONIC AURICULAR FIBRILLATION. A STUDY OF 200 UNSELECTED PATIENTS--WITH FOLLOW-UP.


SODIUM ECONOMY IN THE PROXIMAL AND DISTAL PARTS OF THE NEPHRON STUDIED IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES INSIPIDUS. THEIR ESTIMATION UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS AND AFTER SALT RESTRICTION, CHLOROTHIAZIDE AND A MERCURIAL DIURETIC.


REVERSIBLE HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINAEMIA IN CYANOCOBALAMIN (B12) DEFICIENCY.


IN VITRO STUDIES ON THE GLUCOSE UPTAKE AND FATTY ACID METABOLISM OF HUMAN ADIPOSE TISSUE IN DIABETES MELLITUS. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


ZIEVE'S SYNDROME. REPORT OF A CASE.

ZIEVE'S SYNDROME. REPORT OF A CASE.


SUCCESSFUL CARDIAC RESUSCITATION IN MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. REPORT OF A CASE.


ALDOSTERONE TREATMENT IN ADDISON'S DISEASE.


AETIOLOGIC AGENTS IN RESPIRATORY ILLNESS. OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIA AND SEROLOGIC REACTIONS AGAINST VIRUSES AND BACTERIA IN ACUTE RESPIRATORY ILLNESS.


BASOPHIL AND EOSINOPHIL LEUKOCYTED IN VARIOUS INTERNAL DISORDERS.


RADIATION AND EAR. EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.


PATHOGENESIS OF NEONATAL HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE.


PERSONALITY.

PERSONALITY.


BACTERIAL FLORA OF THE SUBGLOTTIS IN SAMPLES TAKEN IN A CLOSED SYSTEM. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF POTENTIAL PATHOGENS.


STUDIES ON THE INHERITANCE OF CRIGLER--NAJJAR'S SYNDROME BY THE MENTHOL TEST.


PREVENTION OF TRANSFUSION HEPATITIS.

PREVENTION OF TRANSFUSION HEPATITIS.


COMPUTATION OF DOSES IN DERMATOLOGIC ROTATION THERAPY.


FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO INFLUENCE THE ELIMINATION OF RADIOSTRONTIUM.


RELATION BETWEEN FIELD SIZE AND TOLERANCE OF RABBIT'S BRAIN TO ROENTGEN IRRADIATION (200KV) VIA A SLIT-SHAPED FIELD.


COBALT, COPPER AND IRON IN ANEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH RADIOTHERAPY OF  TUMORS. PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION.


PRESERVATION OF OVARIAN FUNCTION IN EARLY CERVICAL CANCER AFTER SURGICAL LIFTING OF THE OVARIES AND RADIATION THERAPY.


EFFECTS OF ROENTGENRAYS ON THE ENZYME-SUBSTRATE (LUCIFERASE-LUCIFERIN) SYSTEM OF THE CRUSTACEAN CYPRIDINA.


SEMI-PORTABLE WHOLE-BODY COUNTER FOR CESIUM 137 AND OTHER GAMMA-EMITTING ISOTOPES.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE SWEDISH ROENTGEN STANDARD LABORATORY EQUIPMENT.


REPORT ON MEETING ON PRACTICAL METHODS OF ASSISTING RADIOTHERAPY CENTERS IN LESS-DEVELOPED AREAS. INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY/WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION.


THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF BRONCHOSCOPY.

THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF BRONCHOSCOPY.


CORTICOSTEROIDS AND PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS. ACTIVATION OF FOUR CASES.


FRACTIONIZATION OF 17-KETOSTEROIDS IN URINE OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH ISONIAZID.


THE VALUE OF ETHIONAMIDE IN RETREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


THE EFFECT OF EXCESSIVE SENSORY STIMULATION ON EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED TUBERCULOSIS.


THE MECHANISM OF THE SANARELLI-SHWARTZMAN PHENOMENON IN HUMAN DISEASE.


LATERAL DECUBITUS BRONCHOSPIROMETRY.

LATERAL DECUBITUS BRONCHOSPIROMETRY.


INVESTIGATIONS WITH A "TUBERCULIN ACTIVE PEPTIDE".


UNEVEN VENTILATION IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


CATALASE ACTIVITY OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS AND PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR, DL-SERINE-N-ISOPROPYLHYDRAZIDE (RO 4-1038), IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR INVOLVEMENT IN FRIEDREICH'S ATAXIA.


THE VARIABILITY OF BLOOD PRESSURE: BASAL AND CASUAL MEASUREMENTS IN ADULT TWINS.


ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS DRAINAGE IN RELATION TO LEFT  SUPERIOR VENA CAVA AND CORONARY SINUS.


LOSS OF REACTIVITY OF THE PULMONARY VASCULAR BED IN PRIMARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN THE MESENTERIC CIRCULATION. OBSERVATIONS AND CORRELATIONS WITH AORTIC AND CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


EPINEPHRINE IN CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.

EPINEPHRINE IN CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.


A HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE GRADIENT IN THE PLEURAL SAC.


MEASUREMENT OF RIGHT VENTRICULAR VOLUME BY CINEANGIOFLUOROGRAPHY.


PRIMARY SARCOMA OF THE MITRAL VALVE.

PRIMARY SARCOMA OF THE MITRAL VALVE.


A MYXOMA OF THE PULMONARY VALVE CAUSING SEVERE STENOSIS IN INFANCY.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CEREBRAL VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


DIETARY FAT AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

DIETARY FAT AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.


EVALUATION OF PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION IN CARDIAC PATIENTS.


ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS AND CARCINOIDOSIS. A COMMON DENOMINATOR?


ON THE LACK OF MEANING OF HEART FAILURE.


THE SINGULARITY OF MAN: A MAJOR PROBLEM OF THERAPY.


HEMATOCRIT, HEMOGLOBIN LEVEL, AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU.


AN ANALYSIS OF VALID AND INVALID OBJECTIONS TO HYPNOTHERAPY.


THE CLENCHED FIST TECHNIQUE AS A HYPNOTIC PROCEDURE IN CLINICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY.


USE OF POSTHYPNOTIC SUGGESTIONS TO REDUCE PAIN FOLLOWING HEMORRHOIDECTOMIES.


"CREDULITY" AND "SKEPTICISM" IN HYPNOTIC RESEARCH: A CRITICALEXAMINATION OF SUTCLIFFE'S THESIS AND EVIDENCE.


HYPNOTIC AVERSION TO ALCOHOL: THREE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF ONE PATIENT.


THE CONTROLLED PSYCHEDELIC STATE.

THE CONTROLLED PSYCHEDELIC STATE.


HYPNOSIS AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: A BRIEF CASE REPORT.


CONTROL OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN WITH AUTOHYPNOSIS.


THE USE OF INTRAVENOUS SODIUM AMYTAL TO OVERCOME RESISTANCE TO HYPNOTIC  SUGGESTION.


CROWS AND PIGEONS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY.

CROWS AND PIGEONS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY.


HYPNOTICALLY ORIENTED PSYCHOTHERAPY IN ORGANIC BRAIN DAMAGE.


HEIGHT AND WEIGHT OF HAITIAN CHILDREN.

HEIGHT AND WEIGHT OF HAITIAN CHILDREN.


THE EFFECT OF GLUCAGON, PHENMETRAZINE AND EPINEPHRINE ON HUNGER, FOOD INTAKE AND PLASMA NONESTERIFIED FATTY ACIDS.


AN EVALUATION OF MINERAL MIXTURES COMMONLY USED IN DIETS FOR EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS.


PREDICTION OF SERUM CHOLESTEROL CHANGES PRODUCED BY DIETARY FAT.


NUTRITION, AGRICULTURE, FOREIGN AID AND THE POPULATION PROBLEM.


THE EFFECT OF ETHANOL UPON SYSTEMIC AND HEPATIC BLOOD FLOW IN MAN.


FREE AMINO ACIDS OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF MILK.


ESTERIFIED SERUM FATTY ACIDS IN SUBJECTS EATING HIGH AND LOW CHOLESTEROL DIETS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SERUM LIPID METABOLISM IN NEW YORKERS, INDIGENOUS POOR EAST AFRICANS AND UPPER CLASS EAST AFRICANS.


STUDIES ON RICKETS AND MALNUTRITION IN THE UNDERNOURISHED CHILD.


EFFECT OF PREVIOUS DIETARY INTAKE ON THE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF THE PLASMA CHOLESTEROL ESTERS.


SYMPOSIUM: ENTERIC DISEASES, A PROBLEM IN INSTITUTIONS FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED; SUMMARY AND REMARKS.


MASS THERAPY FOR HELMINTHIASIS IN AN INSTITUTION FOR MENTAL DEFECTIVES.


EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF AMEBIASIS IN INSTITUTIONS FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


DEMENTIA INFANTILIS--HELLER.

DEMENTIA INFANTILIS--HELLER.


HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN.


PREDICTION OF SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY PLACEMENT OF  INSTITUTIONALIZED RETARDATES.


DIMENSIONS OF JUDGED SIMILARITY AMONG DEVIANT TYPES.


INCENTIVE SCALING IN MENTAL RETARDATES BY THE METHOD OF PAIRED COMPARISONS.


PERFORMANCE OF NORMAL AND RETARDED SUBJECTS ON A MODIFIED PAIRED-ASSOCIATE TASK.


RELATIONSHIP OF DIFFERENTIAL ABSTRACTION ABILITY LEVELS TO PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST PERFORMANCES IN MENTALLY RETARDED SUBJECTS.


ANIMAL VS. HUMAN FIGURES IN A PICTURE STORY TEST FOR YOUNG, MENTALLY BACKWARD CHILDREN.


ON THE 400TH ANNIVERSARY OF JOHANN WEYER'S "DE PRAESTIGIIS DAEMONUM"--ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR TODAY'S PSYCHIATRY.


IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM SYMPTOMATIC COURSE OF PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS.


THE DYNAMICS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE LIGHT OF LEARNING THEORY.


A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF POTENTIAL DELINQUENTS.


RECENT ADVANCES IN NEUROLOGY SIGNIFICANT TO PSYCHIATRY.


THE EFFECTS OF METHYLPHENIDATE ON SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND LEARNING IN DISTURBED CHILDREN.


SOCIO-ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT OF A SAMPLE OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


HALLUCINATIONS AND DELUSIONS IN WHITE AND NEGRO SCHIZOPHRENICS.


THE TECHNIQUE OF UNILATERAL ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY.


THE EFFECT OF POSITIVE-CHOICE CONFLICTS ON NORMAL AND NEUROTIC MONKEYS.


TRIFLUPERIDOL: A BUTYROPHENONE  DERIVATIVE.


PREFRONTAL SONIC TREATMENT (PST).

PREFRONTAL SONIC TREATMENT (PST).


TYBAMATE, A NEW TRANQUILIZER.

TYBAMATE, A NEW TRANQUILIZER.


TREATMENT OF THE ACUTE ALCOHOLIC WITH INJECTABLE THIORIDAZINE.


TREATMENT OF SEVERE DEPRESSION WITH DESIPRAMINE, A METABOLITE OF IMIPRAMINE.


STUDY DESIGN FOR CLINICAL EVALUATION OF PHENOTHIAZINE DERIVATIVES.


RAPID EYE MOVEMENTS WHILE AWAKE.

RAPID EYE MOVEMENTS WHILE AWAKE.


DELIRIUM AS A COMPLICATION OF IMIPRAMINE THERAPY IN THE AGED.


EVALUATION OF COMBINED ANTIDEPRESSANT AND TRANQUILIZINGDRUG (AMITRIPTYLINE-PERPHENAZINE) IN THE TREATMENT OF HOSPITALIZED CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICPATIENTS.


DYSKINETIC SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH CHLORPROTHIXENE.


COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS.

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS.


PLANS FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS IN LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION.


PUBLIC CLINIC CARE AND ELIGIBILITY.

PUBLIC CLINIC CARE AND ELIGIBILITY.


COMMUNITY INTERORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICES.


SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ZULU HYPERTENSION.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF LIP, ORAL, AND PHARYNGEAL CANCERS, AND THE ASSOCIATION WITH SELECTED SYSTEMIC DISEASES.


THE AURORA-ROCKFORD, ILL., STUDY. II. EFFECT OF NATURAL FLUORIDE ON THE PERIODONTAL HEALTH OF ADULTS.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF AN ARSENIC-LUNG CANCER THEORY.


A STUDY OF RESPONSES TO A QUESTIONNAIRE ON FLUORIDATION.


AN EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY NURSING SERVICES IN THE CARE OF THE MENTALLY ILL.


THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL--CORNELL MEDICAL CENTER PROJECT: AN EXPERIMENT IN WELFARE MEDICAL CARE.


A CUMULATIVE REGISTER OF PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES IN A COMMUNITY.


THE RELATION OF SURFACE CONTAMINATION TO THE TRANSMISSION OF DISEASE.


TRENDS IN SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES.

TRENDS IN SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES.


THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND METROPOLITAN PROBLEMS.


THE GENERAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM AND ITS PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS.


STANDARDIZATION OF MILK PLATING MEDIA.

STANDARDIZATION OF MILK PLATING MEDIA.


THE ANTITUBERCULOSIS ISONIAZID CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS ON HUMANS AND CATTLE.


KINETICS OF HYPERPLASIA IN PSORIASIS.

KINETICS OF HYPERPLASIA IN PSORIASIS.


THE DERMAL ELASTOSES.

THE DERMAL ELASTOSES.


DERMATOPHYTE VIABILITY AT MODESTLY RAISED TEMPERATURES.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS AND ECCRINE SWEAT GLAND SIZE.  WITH SOME ADDITIONAL SERENDIPITOUS OBSERVATIONS ON SWEAT GLAND SIZE.


CONTACT PHOTODERMATITIS FROM BITHIONOL.

CONTACT PHOTODERMATITIS FROM BITHIONOL.


ZOSTER BRACHIALIS IN AN INFANT.

ZOSTER BRACHIALIS IN AN INFANT.


FAMILIAL MALIGNANT MELANOMA. A PEDIGREE AND CYTOGENETIC STUDY.


PERCUTANEOUS ABSORPTION OF C14-LABELED TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE.


PIGMENTATION FROM ANTIMALARIAL  THERAPY. ITS POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP TO THE OCULAR LESIONS.


THE EVOLVING ART OF MEDICINE.

THE EVOLVING ART OF MEDICINE.


ARTEMUS WARD.

ARTEMUS WARD.


CHRONIC HYPERVITAMINOSIS A. REPORT OF A CASE IN AN ADULT.


BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHIC PATTERNS AND NICOTINE.


FEVER IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE. A CLINICAL-PATHOLOGIC STUDY OF SIXTY ADULT PATIENTS.


FIRST-DEGREE HEART BLOCK ASSOCIATED WITH THYROTOXICOSIS.


PYOGENIC VERTEBRAL OSTEOMYELITIS. A DIAGNOSTIC PITFALL FOR THE INTERNIST.


THE LYMPHATICS OF THE HEART.

THE LYMPHATICS OF THE HEART.


MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: PRESENT, PAST, AND FUTURE. I. PRESENT CONCEPTS OF THE MEANING AND LIMITATIONS OF MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS.


MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: PRESENT, PAST, AND FUTURE. II. PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS AND HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF OUR CONCEPTS OF HEALTH, DISEASE, AND DIAGNOSIS.


MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: PRESENT, PAST, AND FUTURE. III. DIAGNOSIS IN THE FUTURE, INCLUDING A CRITIQUE ON THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS DIAGNOSTIC AIDS TO THE PHYSICIAN.


HYPERTENSION, BODY WEIGHT, AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


POSTURAL CHANGES IN PLASMA VOLUME IN HYPOALBUMINEMIA.


NEUROMYOPATHIES AND THYROID DYSFUNCTION. SOME UNUSUAL ASSOCIATIONS.


THYROIDAL I-131 UPTAKE PATTERNS FOLLOWING  IODIDES.


FUNCTIONING PANCREATIC ISLET CELL ADENOMA. WITH LEUCINE-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA.


SPONTANEOUS LACERATION AND RUPTURE OF ESOPHAGUS AND STOMACH. MALLORY-WEISS SYNDROME, BOERHAAVE SYNDROME, AND THEIR VARIANTS.


HYPOGLYCEMIA IN A PATIENT WITH A FIBROUS TUMOR. STUDIES OF THE MECHANISM OF THE HYPOGLYCEMIA.


ASEPTIC BONE NECROSIS AND CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY.


CLINICAL APPLICATION OF URINARY AMYLASE TEST.


CORTICOSTEROIDS IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. STUDIES ON ALDOSTERONE, 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROID, AND 17-KETOSTEROID RESPONSE TO CORTICOTROPIN IN MALE PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


LORD BYRON: "THE PILGRIM OF ETERNITY". A COMMENTARY--MOSTLY MEDICAL.


TOXOPLASMOSI.

TOXOPLASMOSI.


CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA.

CONGENITAL CHOLESTEATOMA.


ACQUIRED CHOLESTEATOMA.

ACQUIRED CHOLESTEATOMA.


SECRETORY OTITIS MEDIA IN ETIOLOGY OF CHOLESTEATOMA.


ETIOLOGY OF CHRONIC SUPPURATIVE OTITIS MEDIA.


CHRONIC MIDDLE EAR DISEASE: ITS SURGICAL EXPLORATION WITH INTERPRETATION OF PATHOLOGY.


MECHANISMS OF AIR CONDUCTION.

MECHANISMS OF AIR CONDUCTION.


PANEL ON MYRINGOPLASTY METHODS.

PANEL ON MYRINGOPLASTY METHODS.


FUNCTIONAL RESTORATION IN TYMPANOPLASTY.


MYRINGOPLASTY METHODS.

MYRINGOPLASTY METHODS.


CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS OF THE MIDDLE EAR.


LAMINOGRAPHY OF THE TEMPORAL BONE.

LAMINOGRAPHY OF THE TEMPORAL BONE.


PANEL ON SURGICAL APPROACH, CAVITY MANAGEMENT, AND POSTOPERATIVE CARE IN EAR SURGERY.


NONMALIGNANT DESTRUCTIVE EAR DISEASE.

NONMALIGNANT DESTRUCTIVE EAR DISEASE.


MIDDLE EAR SURGERY IN NORTHERN EUROPE.

MIDDLE EAR SURGERY IN NORTHERN EUROPE.


PAST AND FUTURE OF TYMPANOPLASTY.

PAST AND FUTURE OF TYMPANOPLASTY.


PANEL ON SELECTION OF TECHNIQUE FOR THE CHRONIC DRAINING EAR.


THERAPY OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE.

THERAPY OF THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE.


ESSENTIAL FAMILIAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA AND XANTHOMATOUS HEART DISEASE.


SYSTEMIC HISTOPLASMOSIS: CASE REPORT.

SYSTEMIC HISTOPLASMOSIS: CASE REPORT.


ROBERT SESSIONS WOODWORTH 1869-1962.

ROBERT SESSIONS WOODWORTH 1869-1962.


OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING IN MONKEYS AND APES.


ON THE MEASUREMENT OF THE LEVEL OF SKIN POTENTIAL.


MASSED PRACTICE AND REACTIVE INHIBITION, REMINISCENCE AND DISINHIBITION IN THE SPIRAL AFTER-EFFECT.


INTELLIGENCE, SEASON OF BIRTH AND CLIMATIC TEMPERATURE.


ARTERIAL OCCLUSION ESPECIALLY OF THE CORONARY ARTERIES ANDCAROTID OF THE SUBCLAVIAN AND ARTERIES.


GLOMERULAR LESIONS IN THE NEPHROTIC SYNDROME AND THEIR RELATION TO CORTISONE THERAPY.


ATRAUMATIC METHOD OF THE ENDONASAL OPERATIONS ON THE MAXILLARY SINUSES.


PROTECTIVE VACCINATION AGAINST DISEASES.


TETANUS: A CLINICAL CHALLENGE AND PREVENTION PROBLEM.


PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC.


BIORRHEUSIS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.

BIORRHEUSIS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.


ON THE SENSITIVITY OF GERMINATING SPORES OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES POMBE TO X-RAYS.


ABNORMAL GERMINATION OF SPORES OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES POMPE AS A RESULT OF X-RAY IRRADIATION.


RENOGRAMS. CORRELATION WITH RENAL ARTERIOGRAPHY AND INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAPHY. A study was carried out to determine how well the information supplied by a radioactive renogram correlates with that obtained by renal arteriography and intravenous pyelography. In 1962 35 patients at the UCLA Medical Center had all three studies. This represents a total of 70 kidneys (one kidney surgically absent). We found the radioactive renogram to be a very reliable and valuable aid in the diagnosis of kidney disease. When compared with the results of the intravenous pyelogram and aortogram, the renogram had false negative result in 11 per cent of cases, and a 14 per cent false positive result.


ORTHOSTATIC RENAL ARTERIOGRAPHY.

ORTHOSTATIC RENAL ARTERIOGRAPHY. Orthostatic renal arteriography has served to provide better delineation of the renal arteries, to better define stenotic lesions of these vessels and to point to a possible relationship between excessive renal mobility and the development of mural hyperplasias of the renal artery. It is suggested that where facilities permit, orthostatic renal arteriography be employed as a method of obtaining a better understanding of renal artery architecture and function in patients who are being studied for secondary hypertension.


COUMARIN THERAPY. PROTHROMBIN ACTIVITY AFTER TERMINATION OF TREATMENT. Twelve patients receiving coumarin type hypoprothrombinemic agents were studied before, during and after termination of therapy, the prothrombin proconvertin method having been used to assay the prothrombin activity complex. In no instance was post treatment "rebound" demonstrated. Prothrombin activity levels returned to pretreatment values only after ten days following termination of coumarin or Dicumarol administration. If a reactivation of thrombotic tendency occurs following discontinuance of anticoagulant therapy, it would not appear to be related to a "rebound" of prothrombin activity above that which is "normal" for the individual patient. Patients tend to return to the same level of prothrombin activity present before initiation of coumarin therapy.


INTRAVENOUS ETHER ANESTHESIA.

INTRAVENOUS ETHER ANESTHESIA. From a study of intravenous ether anesthesia, it was concluded that ether diluted to a 5 per cent solution in 5 per cent dextrose and water may be used to induce and maintain a smooth and easily controlled anesthetic state similar to that obtained with inhalation ether but without the dependence of the latter technique on ventilation. Cough and laryngospasm were absent. Adequate spontaneous respiration can be maintained with this technique. The technique is particularly useful in endoscopy during which the airway is often not available for anesthetic administration.


CANCER OF THE OVARY.

CANCER OF THE OVARY.


CARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM.

CARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM.


PERINATAL MORTALITY AND SURVIVAL. II. COMPARISONS BETWEEN POPULATION GROUPS. If the time span of risk of perinatal death is defined as the period from 20 weeks gestation through 27 days after birth, 97 out of 100 infants born in California during 1959 were born alive and survived the first month of life. The California State Department of Public Health made an analysis of descriptive items from 358,388 birth and 10,916 death certificates to identify demographic characteristics associated with perinatal mortality and survival. Maturity of the infant was the single most important factor; two-thirds of all perinatal mortality was among infants weighing 2,500 grams or less. An infant premature by any two of three criteria (birth weight, birth length or gestation) had less chance of surviving than an infant premature by only one; infants premature by all three measures had the poorest prospect of being born alive and surviving one month. Nonwhite premature infants fared better than white; Oriental infants of all weights showed remarkable survival capacity. Female infants of all races had a survival advantage over males up to weights of 4,501 grams or more.Certain "high-risk" groups of infants were identified: Infants premature by more than one criterion, Negro infants, infants who were one of a set of twins or triplets, infants born to older mothers or to very young multiparae, infants of mothers with four or more previous live births, those born by cesarean section, infants of families in low income occupations, infants of military personnel, infants born in county or federal hospitals, those born outside a hospital, those born to mothers who had no prenatal care and those born in northern, mountain counties.


HYDROCOLPOS IN A NEWBORN CHILD.

HYDROCOLPOS IN A NEWBORN CHILD.


EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA OF THE TEMPORAL BONE.


PROBLEMS, PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS IN PLASTERS.


MENISECTOMY.

MENISECTOMY.


INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF THE FEMUR.


SPONDYLOLISTHESIS.

SPONDYLOLISTHESIS.


BONE MARROW MORPHOLOGY STUDY.

BONE MARROW MORPHOLOGY STUDY.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH VINCRISTINE.

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH VINCRISTINE.


EFFECT OF STEROIDS ON THREE TRANSPLANTABLE MAMMARY TUMORS IN THE FISCHER RAT.


TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LEUKEMIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA WITH TRIETHYLENE MELAMINE (TEM) AND CHLORAMBUCIL (CB-1348).


1,3-BUTYLENE SULPHITE.

1,3-BUTYLENE SULPHITE.


PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF HORMONALLY INDUCED HYPERCALCEMIA IN BREAST CANCER.


PURIFIED PYRONINE B.

PURIFIED PYRONINE B.


PORFIROMYCIN.

PORFIROMYCIN.


STREPTOZOTOCIN.

STREPTOZOTOCIN.


TENUAZONIC ACID.

TENUAZONIC ACID.


TRIMETHYLPURIN-6-YLAMMONIUM CHLORIDE.

TRIMETHYLPURIN-6-YLAMMONIUM CHLORIDE.


TUBERCIDIN.

TUBERCIDIN.


SEMIANNUAL REPORT OF STATUS OF CLINICAL TRIALS BY THE COOPERATIVE STUDY GROUPS OF THE CLINICAL STUDIES PANEL.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CYTOTOXICITY IN VITRO AND WHOLE ANIMAL TOXICITY.


EVALUATION OF ANTILEUKEMIC AGENTS IN THE TREATMENT OF DRUG RESISTANT VARIANTS OF LEUKEMIA L1210.


SCREENING DATA FROM THE CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY NATIONAL SERVICE CENTER SCREENING LABORATORIES. XIII.


ACTION OF PLANT EXTRACTS ON TRANSPLANTED MOUSE TUMORS. SCREENING DATA II.


CINCINNATI'S DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH.

CINCINNATI'S DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH.


SEVEN HUNDRED NEW HOSPITAL BEDS.

SEVEN HUNDRED NEW HOSPITAL BEDS.


ALPHA-METHYL DOPA FOR THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION:  CLINICAL AND PHARMACODYNAMIC STUDIES.


CHEMOTHERAPY OF HYPERTENSION: YESTERDAY--TODAY--TOMORROW.


THE NARROW INFUNDIBULUM IN PULMONARY VALVULAR  STENOSIS: ITS PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS BY ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


CALCIFIC EMBOLIZATION ASSOCIATED W WITH VALVOTOMY FOR CALCIFIC AORTIC STENOSIS.


CORONARY RADIOGRAPHY AND ENDARTERECTOMY: POSTMORTEM STUDY OF  FEASIBILITY OF SURGERY.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF    DIAZOXIDE: A NEW TREATMENT FOR ACUTE HYPERTENSION.


LEFT VENTRICULAR ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY BY TRANSSEPTAL PUNCTURE OF THE  LEFT ATRIUM.


CHRONIC PERICARDIAL EFFUSION COMPLICATING ENDOMYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS.


THE CONDUCTION SYSTEM IN MIXED LEVOCARDIA WITH VENTRICULAR  INVERSION (CORRECTED TRANSPOSITION).


THE RESPONSE OF THE NORMAL AND ABNORMAL  HEART TO EXERCISE: A FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION.


PREMATURE MITRAL VALVE  CLOSURE: A HEMODYNAMIC EXPLANATION FOR ABSENCE OF THE FIRST SOUND IN AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY.


BASILAR ARTERY INSUFFICIENCY SECONDARY TO OBSTRUCTION OF LEFT SUBCLAVIAN  ARTERY.


PATHOLOGY OF THE CARDIAC CONDUCTION SYSTEM  IN A CASE OF DIPHTHERIA ASSOCIATED WITH ATRIAL ARRHYTHMIAS AND HEART BLOCK.


MINORITY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE EFFECT OF STRAIN AND TRAUMA  ON THE HEART AND GREAT VESSELS.


PULMONARY STENOSIS: ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC,  VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC, AND CATHETERIZATION DATA.


MODERN VIEWS CONCERNING GONORRHOEA THERAPY.


FOLLOW UP OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC DISCOID LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


SYMPOSIUM: PITFALLS IN  DIAGNOSING CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.


REPORT OF A SYSTEMATIC SURVEY OF ANIMAL RINGWORM IN HUMANS AND CATTLE.


A FIFTH PHACOMATOSIS NAEVUS EPITHELIOMATODES MULTIPLEX.


DEMONSTRATIONS. DERMATOLOGICAL CENTRE, ROTTERDAM.


THE MECHANISM OF ECCRINE SWEAT-GLAND FUNCTION IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS WITH MUCOVISCOIDOSIS.


REGISTRATION OF THE INSENSIBLE PERSPIRATION OF SMALL QUANTITIES OF SWEAT.


TESTING OF THE SKIN FOR REACTIONS TO ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION.


DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION OF HUMAN MALFORMATIONS.


TIMING OF HUMAN CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS WITH A TIME-TABLE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS.


MALFORMATIONS IN TIME AND SPACE.

MALFORMATIONS IN TIME AND SPACE.


STATISTICAL PITFALLS IN DRUG TERATOGENICITY STUDIES.


SOURCES OF VARIATION IN THE REPORTING OF MALFORMATIONS.


CLINICAL PITFALLS IN RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE DRUG TERATOGENICITY STUDIES.


BIRTH WEIGHT AND LENGTH OF GESTATION IN CEREBRAL PALSY.


IMMUNIZATION AND ENCEPHALITIS.

IMMUNIZATION AND ENCEPHALITIS.


EXOMPHALOS.

EXOMPHALOS.


THE NURSERY STAPHYLOCOCCUS.

THE NURSERY STAPHYLOCOCCUS.


OBSTETRIC FACTORS IN CEREBRAL PALSY.

OBSTETRIC FACTORS IN CEREBRAL PALSY.


FOCAL EPILEPSY IN CHILDREN.

FOCAL EPILEPSY IN CHILDREN.


RECREATIONAL THERAPY IN ITALY.

RECREATIONAL THERAPY IN ITALY.


HEALTH SERVICES IN THE SOVIET UNION.

HEALTH SERVICES IN THE SOVIET UNION.


OSPOLOT IN EPILEPSY.

OSPOLOT IN EPILEPSY.


PROGRESS IN PHENYLKETONURIA.

PROGRESS IN PHENYLKETONURIA.


PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY.

PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY.


DESCRIPTION OF THE HELICAL RESERVOIR BUBBLE-TYPE PUMP OXYGENATOR FOR HEMODILUTION HYPOTHERMIC PERFUSIONS.


LUNG DISEASE CAUSED BY INORGANIC AND ORGANIC DUST.


CONTROL OF THE CRUSHED CHEST. THE USE OF THE "CAPE TOWN LIMPET".


THE ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRICAL ALTERNANS WITH PERICARDIAL EFFUSION.


ROENTGEN MANIFESTATIONS OF THORACIC EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMATOPOIESIS.


PULMONARY ALVEOLAR MICROLITHIASIS; A REPORT OF TWO YOUNGEST CASES IN A FAMILY.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SINUS BRADYCARDIA IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


EPIDEMIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF LUNG CANCER IN SEATTLE.


THE DIFFERENTIATION OF DEXTROVERSION FROM DEXTROPOSITION OF THE HEART AND THEIR RELATION TO PULMONARY ABNORMALITIES.


EMERGENCY CORONARY ENDARTERECTOMY.

EMERGENCY CORONARY ENDARTERECTOMY.


NEW CONCEPTS IN THE APPROACH TO DIGITALIS THERAPY FOR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION.


ANTERO-LATERAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION: PERI-INFARCTION BLOCK.


PARAGONIMUS INFESTATION OF THE LUNG.

PARAGONIMUS INFESTATION OF THE LUNG.


PULMONARY EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA: REPORT OF A CASE.


FIBROUS DYSPLASIA OF RIB; REPORT OF A CASE.


SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS; REPORT OF A CASE WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AS THE PRESENTING SYNDROME.


A-V DISSOCIATION WITH TRIPLE VENTRICULAR CAPTURE BEATS AND VRYING PATHWAYS OF CONDUCTION. REPORT OF A CASE.


OPERATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE VARIETIES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. AN ANALYSIS BASED ON THE PRINCIPLES OF CLASSICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONDITIONING.


THE POSSIBLE USE OF HIGH PRESSURE OXYGEN IN THE TREATMENT OF LEPROSY  AND TUBERCULOSIS.


CLINICAL AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDY OF A NEW HYPNO-SEDATIVE COMBINATION AND ITS CONSTITUENTS.


NEUROLOGICAL CHANGES IN DOGS RESULTING FROM INJECTIONS OF ANTISERUM TO DOG BRAIN.


CLINICAL IMPRESSIONS OF HYDROXYZINE AND OTHER TRANQUILIZERS IN A CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC.


SEASON OF BIRTH, PSYCHOSIS AND INTELLIGENCE.


PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES IN THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS.


TREATMENT OF DYSKINESIAS INCLUDING HUNTINGTON'S CHOREA WITH THIOPROPAZATE AND R-1625.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIAZEPAM AND CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE IN PSYCHONEUROTIC PATIENTS.


CLINICAL NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.

CLINICAL NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.


DRUG-INDUCED BLOOD DYSCRASIAS.

DRUG-INDUCED BLOOD DYSCRASIAS.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


THE CELL CORTEX.

THE CELL CORTEX.


NEURAL MECHANISMS IN TRANSFER OF TRAINING.


THE FORM AND DUPLICATION OF DNA.

THE FORM AND DUPLICATION OF DNA.


PROGRAMS OF ADVANCED STANDING.

PROGRAMS OF ADVANCED STANDING.


ADVANCES AND EXPERIMENTS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION: THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.


POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC BARRIERS TO UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT AND RECIPROCITY.


THE PROBLEM OF GRADUATES OF FOREIGN MEDICAL SCHOOLS AS RELATED TO UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT AND RECIPROCITY.


EXAMINATION INSTITUTES. II.

EXAMINATION INSTITUTES. II.


STUDIES ON THE CELL SURFACE ANTIGENS OF RAT ASCITES TUMORS BY FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE.


A SUPPLEMENTARY STUDY ON THE CHROMOSOMES OF VENERAL TUMORS OF THE  DOG.


CYTOLOGICAL EFFECT OF CHEMICALS ON TUMORS. XVI. EFFECT OF SOME INORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON THE MTK-SARCOMA III IN VIVO.


CYTOLOGICAL EFFECT OF CHEMICALS ON TUMORS. XVII. EFFECT OF MITOMYCIN-C AND CARZINOPHILIN ON HELA CELLS.


SOME ASPECTS OF HISTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN LIVER TISSUES OF TUMOR-BEARING RATS.


THE TRANSPORT OF14 C-LABELED NITROGEN MUSTARD N-OXIDE THROUGH CELLULAR MEMBRANE TREATED WITH TWEEN 80 IN VITRO.


THE SPECIFICITY OF ANTIGENIC  PROTEIN OF RAT ASCITES HEPATOMA CELLS.


AMINOAZO DYE AMINE-N-OXIDE AS A POSSIBLE INTERMEDIATE METABOLITE PRECEDING N-DEMETHYLATION AND ORTHO-HYDROXYLATION, AS WELL AS AZO DYE-PROTEIN BINDING.


SUGGESTED USE OF MAGNETIC STIRRER TECHNIQUE FOR CYTODIAGNOSIS OF STOMACH CANCER: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS USING LABORATORY ANIMALS AND RESECTED HUMAN STOMACH.


STUDIES ON THE TOXOHORMONE-LIKE SUBSTANCES IN THE RESPIRATION-DEFICIENT MUTANT OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE INDUCED BY 4-NITROQUINOLINE 1-OXIDE.


A PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF 4-HYDROXYAMINOQUINOLINE 1-OXIDE.


THE DUODENAL REGULATION OF GASTRIC EMPTYING.


EFFECT OF ETHYL ALCOHOL ON HEPATIC CIRCULATION, SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN CLEARANCE, AND HEPATIC GLUTAMIC-OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE PRODUCTION IN MAN.


PRIMARY CELL-CULTURE OF RAT ASCITES HEPATOMA AS A TOOL FOR ANTITUMOR SCREENING.


ISOLATED GRANULOMATOUS GASTRITIS: ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DISSEMINATED SARCOIDOSIS AND REGIONAL ENTERITIS.


UREA CYCLE ENZYMATIC ABNORMALITIES IN PATIENTS IN ENDOGENOUS HEPATIC COMA.


DISINFECTION OF HOSPITAL ROOMS BY THE FOGGING METHOD.


INTEGRATION: WHAT IS HOSPITAL'S ROLE?

INTEGRATION: WHAT IS HOSPITAL'S ROLE?


HOSPITALS AND THE PACE OF CHANGE.

HOSPITALS AND THE PACE OF CHANGE.


REDUCING HOSPITAL SEPSIS THROUGH DESIGN.


HOSPITALS IN BRASILIA: MODERN FACILITIES IN A PLANNED CITY.


LENGTH OF CONVALESCENCE AFTER SURGERY.

LENGTH OF CONVALESCENCE AFTER SURGERY.


A SIMPLIFIED KEY SYSTEM FOR PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES.


WRITING COLLECTION LETTERS THAT COLLECT.


PROGRAM FOR IMPROVING PATIENT CARE SERVICES: WHAT MINNESOTA FOUND IN A THREE-YEAR STUDY.


TRAINING FOR FOOD SUPERVISORS IN METROPOLITAN HOSPITALS.


OPERATIVE NON-DRAINAGE TREATMENT FOR APPENDICULAR ABSCESS.


TERMINATION OF DIETARY TREATMENT OF PHENYLKETONURIA.


STUDIES IN NEUROLOGICAL STRUCTURE. V. BASIC THEORY OF CIRCUITS.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF FUCIDIN IN BONE AND JOINT INFECTIONS.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN EXTRACTS OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS AND THEIR RELATION TO THE "PH 6 ANTIGEN". Bichowsky-Slomnicki, Leah (The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovoth, Israel) and Shlomo Ben-Efraim. Biological activities in extracts of Pasteurella pestis and their relation to the "pH 6 antigen." J. Bacteriol. 86:101-111. 1963.-Three kinds of biological activities could be found in crude extracts prepared from all the tested strains of Pasteurella pestis: cytotoxicity for monocytes, ability to agglutinate red blood cells, and induction of primary inflammatory reactions of the skin. All these biological activities were related to the presence of the "pH 6 antigen." In addition, fractions of the pH 6 antigen devoid of agglutinating activity against red blood cells, but possessing the other biological activities, could be isolated. The active biological principles appear to be protein in nature. The possible role of the described biological activities in the pathogenesis of plague is discussed.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF ATHEROMATOSIS IN THE CORONARY ARTERIES.


SOME POSSIBLE ENZYME SYSTEMS INVOLVED IN PLATELET AGGREGATION.


THYMIDINE DIPHOSPHATE-L-RHAMNOSE METABOLISM IN SMOOTH AND ROUGH STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI AND SALMONELLA WESLACO. Okazaki, Tuneko (Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo.), Jack L. Stominger, and Reiji Okazaki. Thymidine diphosphate-l-rhamnose metabolism in smooth and rough strains of Escherichia coli and Salmonella weslaco. J. Bacteriol. 86:118-124. 1963.-Logarithmic-phase cells of Escherichia coli O18, which have rhamnose in their lipopolysaccharide, contained only traces of thymidine diphosphate (TDP)-l-rhamnose. Extracts of this organism, however, catalyzed the synthesis of TDP-l-rhamnose from TDP-d-glucose. On the other hand, cells of E. coli R44, a rough variant of this strain which contains no rhamnose in its lipopolysaccharide, contained a large amount of TDP-l-rhamnose. Like the smooth form, this organism was able to synthesize TDP-l-rhamnose. The rough variant is apparently a mutant blocked in some manner in utilization of TDP-l-rhamnose for lipopolysaccharide synthesis. Similar studies of smooth (rhamnose-containing) and rough (rhamnose-lacking) forms of Salmonella weslaco showed that both organisms can synthesize TDP-l-rhamnose from TDP-d-glucose. In contrast to the smooth and rough forms of E. coli O18, only traces of TDP-l-rhamnose were detected in extracts of both forms. A second thymidine diphosphosugar compound isolated from E. coli R44 is similar or identical to TDP-X, previously isolated from E. coli Y-10.


THE EFFECT OF SEXUAL STATUS ON ARTERIAL RESPIRATION AND GLYCOLYSIS.


ROLE OF BUTYRYL PHOSPHATE IN THE ENERGY METABOLISM OF CLOSTRIDIUM TETANOMORPHUM. Twarog, R. (University of Illinois, Urbana) and R. S. Wolfe. Role of butyryl phosphate in the energy metabolism of Clostridium tetanomorphum. J. Bacteriol. 86:112-117. 1963.-A partially purified butyrokinase from Clostridium tetanomorphum has been found to phosphorylate valerate, butyrate, isobutyrate, and propionate. The divalent cation requirement is satisfied with magnesium. The pH optimum lies between 7.4 and 8.3. Growth of the organism was followed using glutamate or histidine as substrate, butyrokinase being formed in each instance. The average dry weight of cells formed per mmole of substrate utilized was 6.8 mg for glutamate and 11.1 mg for histidine. Since both phosphotransbutyrylase and butyrokinase are present in the cells, it is proposed that a significant portion of energy derived from glutamate oxidation by this organism is obtained from butyryl phosphate.


THE INFLUENCE OF 4,4'-DIHYDROXY-A-METHYLSTILBENE ON BLOOD LIPIDS AND CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN CHOLESTEROLFED CHICKENS.


THE INFLUENCE OF THYROID HORMONES ON CHOLESTEROL METABOLISM IN EXPERIMENTAL ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN RABBITS.


DELAYED SPONTANEOUS REGRESSION OF EXPERIMENTAL AORTIC LIPOIDOSIS IN THE RAT.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF INFECTION THREADS AND BACTERIA IN YOUNG ROOT NODULES OF MEDICAGO SATIVA. Jordan, D. C. (Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Canada), I. Grinyer, and W. H. Coulter. Electron microscopy of infection threads and bacteria in young root nodules of Medicago sativa. J. Bacteriol. 86:125-137. 1963.-Ultrathin sections of alfalfa nodules (Medicago sativa L.) revealed that initially the infection thread consisted of a naked mucoid strand, containing imbedded bacteria, migrating between the walls of the cortical cells of the host plant. At certain locations, the plant cell walls were forced into a funnel-shaped structure which elongated to form a tubular sheath containing bacterial cells and gum. Lateral and terminal vesicles formed on the ensheathed infection thread, and these burst to liberate the bacteria into the host cell cytoplasm, the process being similar to that proposed by certain of the earlier workers. In some cases, the ensheathed thread migrated entirely across a host cell without rupturing, and, in this case, the tip of the thread fused into the host cell wall opposite the point of entry. The bacteria, after their release from the thread, became bacteroidal, and ultimately each bacterial cell became surrounded by a double-layered membrane. It is suggested that this enclosing membrane may be derived from the tubules of the endoplasmic reticulum, although the possibility of the formation of these membranes de novo as a protective mechanism of the host plant cannot entirely be disregarded.


GROWTH INHIBITORY PROPERTIES OF MYCOPLASMA ANTIBODY. Bailey, Jack S. (The George Washington University, Washington, D.C.), Harold W. Clark, William R. Felts, and Thomas McP. Brown. Growth inhibitory properties of Mycoplasma antibody. J. Bacteriol. 86:147-150. 1963.-A substance in antiserum responsible for growth inhibition of Mycoplasma was found to be associated with the water-insoluble globulin fraction. This fraction and the agglutinins removed from agglutinated antigen inhibited the growth of Mycoplasma in a similar manner. Sonic oscillation of antiserum broth cultures partially relieved the growth inhibition. The results of this study suggest the existence of neutralized Mycoplasma in a latent phase, which could explain their infrequent detection in tissues and fluids. The application of such techniques as sonic oscillation may improve the recovery and identification of Mycoplasma from these sources.


SHORT-TERM AORTIC LIPOIDOSIS IN THE RAT: EVALUATION OF SOME FACTORS RELATED TO THE EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE.


BIOHYDROGENATION IN GERM-FREE RATS.

BIOHYDROGENATION IN GERM-FREE RATS.


TRANSFER RATE OF SERUM CHOLESTEROL INTO THE RABBIT AORTIC WALL IN VARIOUS PHASES OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND AFTER APPLICATION OF CORTISONE OR THYROXINE.


STUDIES OF BOVINE ERYTHROCYTES IN ANAPLASMOSIS. IV. EFFECTS OF SONIC VIBRATION ON ANAPLASMA COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIGEN.


DETERMINATION OF SERUM TRIGLYCERIDES.

DETERMINATION OF SERUM TRIGLYCERIDES.


SPONTANEOUS CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN BIRDS.


DEGRADATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID AND ALTERATION NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN SUSPENSION CULTURES OF L-M CELLS INFECTED WITH EQUINE ABORTION VIRUS. Randall, Charles C. (University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Jackson) and Barbara M. Walker. Degradation of deoxyribonucleic acid and alteration of nucleic acid metabolism in suspension cultures of L-M cells infected with equine abortion virus. J. Bacteriol. 86:138-146. 1963.-Metabolic alterations in log-phase suspension cultures infected with equine abortion virus (EAV) were determined in L-M cells simultaneously labeled or prelabeled with H(3)- or C(14)-thymidine. Although infection produced an early stimulation of the uptake of labeled thymidine (TdR) into the acid-soluble fraction of concurrently labeled cells, incorporation of the isotope into deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) was progressively inhibited. The specific activity of infected-cell DNA was 48% of the control at 24 hr. The rate of incorporation of isotope from 12 to 24 hr was 43 and 13 counts per min per mug of DNA per hr for control and infected cultures, respectively. Owing to degradation of DNA, synthesis could not be accurately determined with the concurrently labeled cells. On the other hand, with prelabeled cells, quantitative isotopic methods could be used to determine the amount of DNA synthesized by measuring dilution of specific activity, even though infection triggered degradation of DNA into acid-soluble components. With this method, the DNA synthesized in infected cultures for 24 hr was approximately five times greater than the slight net increase determined by the diphenylamine reaction. The specific activity of infected-cell DNA decreased and then remained fixed after 24 hr, with 53% of the radioactivity appearing in the medium by 48 hr. No radioactive CO(2) was detected as a consequence of DNA degradation. Infected cells lost ribonucleic acid (RNA) as well as DNA; RNA and DNA were reduced by 64 and 50%, respectively, at 48 hr. The degradation of DNA was effectively inhibited by chelating agents in situ and is thought to be due to a deoxyribonuclease. Preliminary experiments with extracts of infected cells support this observation. The relationship of deoxyribonuclease to the synthesis of viral DNA remains to be determined.


CHEMICAL PROTECTION AND CHEMORESUSCITATION OF ULTRAVIOLET-IRRADIATED SHIGELLA SONNEI.


GLUCOSE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN PEDIOCOCCUS PENTOSACEUS.


ELIMINATION OF DRUG RESISTANCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS BY TREATMENT WITH ACRIFLAVINE.


MIXED POLAR AND PERITRICHOUS FLAGELLATION OF MARINE BACTERIA.


METHOD FOR STANDARDIZING STAPHYLOCOCCAL SUSPENSIONS: RELATIONSHIP OF OPTICAL DENSITY TO VIABLE CELL COUNT.


SPHEROIDAL AND POLYHEDRAL FORMS OF CLOSTRIDIUM BUTYRICUM INDUCED BY PENICILLIN.


HIGH MUTATION FREQUENCY OF BACTERIA DEVELOPING RESISTANCE TO BACTERIOPHAGE.


PRODUCTION AND NATURE OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES HEMOLYSINS. Njoku-Obi, Augustine N. (School of Veterinary Medicine, Tuskegee Institute, Ala.), Edward M. Jenkins, Jessie C. Njoku-Obi, Joanne Adams, and Verdell Covington. Production and nature of Listeria monocytogenes hemolysins. J. Bacteriol. 86:1-8. 1963.-Hemolysin produced by various strains of Listeria monocytogenes varied in quality and quantity, depending on medium, incubation temperature and time, and biological variations in the organisms. The hemolysin was inactivated by filtration (through Seitz, Selas, or sintered-glass filters), heat, oxygen, and formalin. Sodium thiosulfate reactivated hemolysin inactivated by filtration and oxygen. The hemolysin was protein in nature, migrating electrophoretically as a gamma-globulin, and highly antigenic in the rabbit. Although no toxicity was observed in intact mice injected with hemolysin, a possible leukocytolysis was noted with isolated mice peritoneal exudate cells. Due to the high antihemolytic activity of normal sera from various species, the possible use of an antilisteriolysin test in serological diagnosis is questioned.


CULTURE MEDIUM FOR THE PRODUCTION OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROTOXIN A. Casman, E. P. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Washington, D.C.) and R. W. Bennett. Culture medium for the production of staphylococcal Enterotoxin A. J. Bacteriol. 86:18-23. 1963.-By use of Wadsworth's modification of the gel diffusion test of Ouchterlony for the assay of enterotoxin, cultivation on semisolid Brain Heart Infusion Agar of pH 5.3 permitted the detection of the production of staphylococcal Enterotoxin A with all of 49 strains without concentration of their toxins. The production of appreciably more potent enterotoxin was effected by using a cellophane sac culture technique. The use of the latter procedure, together with Brain Heart Infusion broth, permitted the detection of the production of trace amounts of Enterotoxins A and B.


PRODUCTION OF LIPASE BY PSEUDOMONAS FRAGI IN A SYNTHETIC MEDIUM. Alford, John A. (U.S. Department of Agriculture, Beltsville, Md.) and David A. Pierce. Production of lipase by Pseudomonas fragi in a synthetic medium. J. Bacteriol. 86:24-29. 1963.-The growth and production of lipase by Pseudomonas fragi in 41 dehydrated media were determined. From a chemical analysis of the peptone medium which gave the maximal lipase production, numerous synthetic media were prepared. Good cell growth, but no lipase production, was obtained on a buffered ammonium sulfate-glucose medium. The addition of arginine, lysine, aspartic acid, and glutamic acid to this medium gave lipase production approaching that obtained in the peptone medium. Omission of the glucose had little effect on growth, but no lipase were produced. Sterilization of the glucose with either the amino acids or phosphate buffer had no effect on growth, but sharply reduced lipase production. Gas chromatographic analysis of the fatty acids liberated from lard, corn oil, and coconut oil indicated that medium composition had no effect on enzyme specificity. P. fluorescens produced very little lipase in any of the synthetic media examined.


ENZYME SYSTEMS IN THE MYCOBACTERIA. XV. INITIAL STEPS IN THE METABOLISM OF GLYCEROL. Goldman, Dexter S. (Veterans Administration Hospital, Madison, Wis.). Enzyme systems in the mycobacteria. XV. Initial steps in the metabolism of glycerol. J. Bacteriol. 86:30-37. 1963.-In cell-free extracts of strain H37Ra of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, glycerol is metabolized first by oxidation to dihydroxyacetone. A kinase was partially purified and shown to phosphorylate dihydroxyacetone; in the presence of the glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase system, the product of the kinase reaction was further oxidized to 3-phosphoglycerate. The role of alpha-glycerol phosphate in the metabolism of strain H37Ra is discussed.