TRANSCRIPTION IN VIVO OF DNA FROM BACTERIOPHAGE SP8. The DNA of bacteriophage SP8, when denatured, yields two components differing in buoyant density in cesium chloride gradients and separable by chromatography on a column of methylated bovine serum albumin and kieselguhr. The denser of the two strands (H) contains more pyrimidines and fewer purines than the lighter (L) strand. Only the H strand forms hybrids with the RNA synthesized by the infected host. The L strand is capable of annealing with complementary RNA synthesized in vitro with it as primer in reactions catalyzed by RNA polymerase. During the vegetative development of phage, host-specific messenger RNA is also synthesized.


DELAYED INCORPORATION OF TRITIATED THYMIDINE INTO DNA. Delayed utilization of tritiated thymidine by regenerating mouse liver can be almost completely suppressed by a continuous infusion of nonradioactive thymidine. In addition, as shown earlier for lymphocytes, labeled granulocytes are a potential source of the tritium marker. These observations suggest that the delayed incorporation of label into DNA must be due to the transfer of labeled nucleoside, which may be derived either from the degradation of DNA or from a long-lived intracellular pool. In either case, the transferred material probably originates from all tissues that have a high rate of cell turnover.


ACTINOMYCIN: INHIBITION OF CORTISONE-INDUCED SYNTHESIS OF HEPATIC GLUCONEOGENIC ENZYMES. The cortisone-induced de novo synthesis of liver glucose-6-phosphatase, fructose-1, 6-diphosphatase, aldolase, and lactic dehydrogenase was prevented by injections of Actinomycin D in the rat. In the in vitro assay systems, addition of actinomycin exerted no effect on the enzyme activities examined. The evidence favors the concept that the increased gluconeogenesis induced by corticoids entails at a certain stage an increased rate in the synthesis of gluconeogenic enzymes.


POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF RABBIT GAMMAGLOBULIN. Rabbit gamma globulin has been extensively reduced, and its polypeptide chains separated by gel filtration on Sephadex G-200 in SM guanidine hydrochloride. The larger H (or A) chains make up two-thirds of the molecule and have a molecular weight of approximately 55,000 each. The smaller L (or B) chains account for the other one-third and have a molecular weight of approximately 25,000 each. The data are consistent with a model of the gamma globulin molecule that has two H and two L chains.


NEW MEAT REGULATIONS.

NEW MEAT REGULATIONS.


SMALLPOX.

SMALLPOX.


NOREPINEPHRINE AND 3,4DIHYDROXYPHENETHYLAMINE TURNOVER IN GUINEA PIG BRAIN IN VIVO. By administering C(14)-la-beled tyrosine or H(3)-labeled 3,4-dihy-droxyphenylalanine to guinea pigs it has been possible to achieve sufficient labeling of the norepinephrine and dopamine in the brain to permit measurement of their turnover rates. The half-life of brain dopamine was about 2.5 hours. The half-life of norepinephrine was about 4 hours, suggesting a rate of synthesis of at least 0.03 to 0.04, microg/g per hr or 2.4 microg/day for the whole guinea pig brain.


DEOXYCYTIDINE IN URINE OF HUMANS AFTER WHOLE-BODY IRRADIATION. Increased levels of deoxycytidine were found in the urine of two humans during the first 24 hours after irradiation. This substance presumably was produced by the break-down of DNA following irradiation, or resulted from interference with the synthesis of DNA.


THE FUTURE OF MEDICAL PRACTICE OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAL.


CHILD DENTAL HEALTH: THE WORLD SITUATION.


ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF HEMOGLOBIN FROM FETAL MICE OF DIFFERENT INBRED STRAINS. Starch gel electrophoretic patterns of hemoglobins from fetal mice of seven inbred strains (two with single, five with diffuse adult hemoglobins), were compared with each other and with electrophoretic patterns of hemoglobins from adults of the same strains. The blood from 15-day-old fetuses of all strains contained four electrophoretically separable heme components. However, there seems to be a difference between strains with single and diffuse adult hemoglobin in the time of emergence of a clear adult pattern.


MINISTER'S PLEA FOR IMMUNIZATION AND VACCINATION DRIVE.


PROTEIN BIOSYNTHESIS: SOME ALTERNATIVE CONSIDERATIONS ON THE CURRENT HYPOTHESIS.


MENTAL HEALTH IN NEW COMMUNITIES.

MENTAL HEALTH IN NEW COMMUNITIES.


NEW NATURAL GROWTH PROMOTING SUBSTANCES IN YOUNG CITRUS FRUIT. A naturally occurring compound that induces curvature in the Avena coleoptile test has been found in young orange fruits. Cochromatography with C(14)-labeled indole-3-acetic acid, plus excitation and fluorescence spectra determinations, indicates that this compound is not one of the known indoles or gibberellins.


CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND OCCUPATION.

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND OCCUPATION.


PLAGUE TOXIN: ITS EFFECT IN VITRO AND IN VIVO. The murine toxin of Pasteurella pestis inhibited the respiration of heart mitochondria from the rat and the mouse but had little or no effect on the respiration of mitochondria from the rabbit, chimpanzee, dog, and monkey. Alterations occurred in tile S-T segments of the electrocardiogramus recorded corded from rats injected with (1/4) to 10 LD(50) of toxin, but not in those from rats dying of hemorrhagic shock, hypoxia, intoxication with glucose, or Escherichia coli endotoxin. No abnormalities were observed in electrocardiograms from rabbits injected with large amounts of toxin.


SCHISTOSOME OVA: RAPID SEPARATION FROM MOUSE TISSUE BY DIGESTION WITH PINGUINAIN. High yields of ova of Schistosoma mansoni were obtained from the livers and intestines of infected mice by digestion of the homogenized tissue with the proteolytic enzyme pinguinain.


CHEMICALLY INDUCED EPILEPTIFORM SEIZURES IN THE CAT. Long-term epileptiform seizures were induced in the cat by a single stimulation of the basolateral components of the amygdala with cholinergic agents. These electro-physiological changes were accompanied by persisting alterations of the animal's "emotional responsiveness." It is evident dent that electroencephalographic seizure activity and overt behavior can be dissociated in this species.


HANDLING OF PREGNANT RATS: EFFECTS ON EMOTIONALITY OF THEIR OFFSPRING. Pregnant rats were either unmanipulated or were handled for 10 minutes three times daily throughout pregnancy. Offspring remained with their natural mothers or were crossfostered within and between experimental and control groups. When tested at 45 and 100 days of age, the offspring of handled mothers were found to be generally less emotional than the controls.


PREDICTION OF DISCRIMINATION FROM GENERALIZATION AFTER VARIATIONS IN SCHEDULE OF REINFORCEMENT. The relationship between generalization and discrimination is explored in the present study by utilizing the results of systematic changes in the generalization gradient to predict changes in discrimination behavior. In the first of two experiments, differing groups of pigeons were trained to respond to a wavelength of 550 mmicro under conditions of varying schedules of reinforcement. Generalization gradients were then obtained and the ratios of the responses to selected discriminative stimuli calculated. These were used to predict discrimination behavior in a second experiment using the same stimuli. Both the number of trials to a discrimination criterion and the ratio of response indicate the plausibilty of an inverse hypothesis, and the applicability of the generalization model to related behavior such as discrimination.


INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF MEAT HYGIENE.

INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF MEAT HYGIENE.


THE TREATMENT OF THE ACUTE BURN.

THE TREATMENT OF THE ACUTE BURN.


BURN THERAPY--A REQUIREMENT FOR TEAM EFFORT.


BURN INFECTIONS.

BURN INFECTIONS.


MEDICAL DEBRIDEMENT AND MICRODERMAGRAFTING OF BURNS.


INFREQUENT BURN COMPLICATIONS.

INFREQUENT BURN COMPLICATIONS.


AGGRESSION.

AGGRESSION.


TREATMENT OF THE BURNED PATIENT: USE OF THE GERMFREE PLASTIC ISOLATOR AS A BARRIER AGAINST HOSPITAL PATHOGENS.


BURN MANAGEMENT IN CHILDREN.

BURN MANAGEMENT IN CHILDREN.


MANAGEMENT OF THE BURNED HAND.

MANAGEMENT OF THE BURNED HAND.


RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY IN THE LATE BURN.


BURNS BY ELECTRICITY.

BURNS BY ELECTRICITY.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF BURN MASS CASUALTIES.


ENFORCED POSTPONEMENT OF SELECTIVE PHAGOCYTOSIS FOLLOWING BURN: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE BIOPHYSICS OF DISEASE.


MEDICAL GRAND ROUNDS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER. CASE 9: WILSON'S DISEASE.


THE CLINICIAN AND INTERSEXUALITY.

THE CLINICIAN AND INTERSEXUALITY.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN PEPTIC ULCER MORTALITY TRENDS.


REDUCTION IN MORTALITY FROM FIREARM ACCIDENTS.


THE PRESIDENT, 1963.

THE PRESIDENT, 1963.


A LONGITUDINAL SURVEY OF NATURAL MALARIA INFECTION IN  A GROUP OF WEST AFRICAN ADULTS.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF AN AMBLYOPIA SYNDROME IN WESTERN NIGERIA.


ELECTROANAESTHESIA IN MAJOR SURGERY; PRELIMINARY REPORT ON 34 CASES.


A NOTE ON ENDEMIC GOITRE.

A NOTE ON ENDEMIC GOITRE.


THE MECHANISM OF HYPOFIBRINOGENAEMIA IN PREMATURE SEPARATION OF THE NORMALLY IMPLANTED PLACENTA.


CYTOLOGY OF THE HUMAN FALLOPIAN TUBE.

CYTOLOGY OF THE HUMAN FALLOPIAN TUBE.


EXTREMES OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE MORTALITY IN ETHNIC GROUPS IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA.


MYOCARDIAL ABSCESSES.

MYOCARDIAL ABSCESSES.


ANGINA PECTORIS WITH COEXISTING SKELETAL CHEST PAIN.


EFFECTS OF BREATHING OXYGEN ON ATRIOVENTRICULAR CONDUCTION.


INTERPOLATION OF ATRIAL PREMATURE BEATS OF INFRA-ATRIAL ORIGIN DUE TO CONCEALED A-S CONDUCTION; REPORT OF A CASE OF A-V NODAL PARASYSTOLE AND OF A CASE OF PREMATURE IMPULSES EMERGING FROM A PRE-EXCITATION BYPASS.


OBSERVATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH IMPLANTED CARDIAC PACEMAKER. I. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.


THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN INFARCTION OF THE ANTEROLATERAL PAPILLARY MUSCLE.


BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK ON CARDIAC SLOWING AT A CRITICAL SLOW HEART RATE.


A STUDY OF RETROGRADE PRESSURE AND PULSE IN THE SINUS NODE ARTERY.


ELECTROGENESIS OF THE MORPHOLOGIES OF THE VENTRICULAR EXTRASYSTOLIC COMPLEXES. I. ACTIVATION OF THE INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTUM.


ALTERATIONS IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD FLOW CONSEQUENT TO MAXIMAL EXERCISE.


A TECHNIQUE FOR POSTMORTEM CORONARY ARTERIOGRAPHY.


THE EFFECT OF DIGOXIN IN NORMAL MAN ON THE CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSE TO SEVERE EFFORT.


SELECTIVE ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY IN DIAGNOSIS OF VARICOSITY OF THE PULMONARY VEINS; REPORT OF A CASE.


CONGENITAL ANEURYSMS OF THE VENTRICULAR SEPTUM.


A HISTOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF THE ATRIOVENTRICULAR COMMUNICATIONS IN A CASE OF WPW WITH INCOMPLETE LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FACTORS MODIFYING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ISOPROTERENOL-INDUCED MYOCARDIAL NECROSIS.


CURRENT CONCEPTS CONCERNING THE ETIOLOGY OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION.


CURRENT TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION WITH DRUGS.


THE TREATMENT OF ENDOCARDITIS.

THE TREATMENT OF ENDOCARDITIS.


CONTRACTILE TENSION IN THE MYOCARDIUM.

CONTRACTILE TENSION IN THE MYOCARDIUM.


DEATH BY CRUCIFIXION.

DEATH BY CRUCIFIXION.


FIBRILLATORY WAVE SIZE AS A CLUE TO ETIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS.


PORTABLE CHEST ROENTGENOGRAPHY AND ITS VALUE IN ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


PAIN DUE TO ESOPHAGEAL DISTENTION.

PAIN DUE TO ESOPHAGEAL DISTENTION.


EFFECT OF A SMALL, CIRCUMSCRIBED HEPATIC NECROSIS ON SERUM AND HEPATIC ENZYME ACTIVITIES.


PANCREATIC DUCTAL REFLUX.

PANCREATIC DUCTAL REFLUX.


FREE PERFORATION IN REGIONAL ENTERITIS. REPORT OF A CASE.


AN ANOMALOUS ILEOCECAL MESENTERY. REPORT OF A CASE.


THE ZOLLINGER-ELLISON SYNDROME. REPORT OF A CASE WITH PROTEIN STUDIES ON THE GASTRIC JUICE.


DENTAL CARIES AND THE PEDIATRICIAN.

DENTAL CARIES AND THE PEDIATRICIAN.


SIR WILLIAM OSLER THE PEDIATRICIAN.

SIR WILLIAM OSLER THE PEDIATRICIAN.


DISSOCIATION OF VOLUME AND OSMOLAR CONTROL OF ADH IN INFANCY.


ORAL PHOSPHATES IN VITAMIN-D-REFRACTORY RICKETS AND OSTEOMALACIA.


EXTERNAL CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS BALANCES. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RENAL DISEASE AND THE CELIAC SYNDROME.


CONTROL OF WATER  BALANCE IN THE NEWBORN.


SERUM LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE. ACTIVITY IN NORMAL NEWBORNS AND INFANTS.


SERUM CHOLESTEROL AND LIPOPROTEINS IN PREMATURE INFANTS. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FORMULAS.


ANTEPARTUM SURVEY FOR ENTEROPATHOGENIC  ESCHERICHIA COLI. DETECTION BY CULTURAL AND FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY METHODS.


DISTENSIBILITY CURVES AND EXPANSION PATTERNS OF NEWBORN LUNGS. THE UNIQUE PATTERN OF LUNGS OF INFANTS WITH HYALINE MEMBRANES.


UNDERREPORTING OF INCIDENCE OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE.


PERCUTANEOUS GUIDE WIRE CATHETERIZATION--DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY.


CEREBELLAR ATAXIA WITH PREERUPTIVE VARICELLA.


IRON SUPPLEMENTATION DURING FIRST YEAR OF LIFE.


TRANSPLACENTAL INFECTION BY HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS.


EXTRACTED PERTUSSIS ANTIGEN. A CLINICAL APPRAISAL.


ROUTINE CIRCUMCISION. A PROBLEM FOR MEDICINE.


ACNE IN INFANCY.

ACNE IN INFANCY.


FAMILIAL ENDOCRINE ADENOMATOSIS. A FAMILY WITH HYPERINSULINISM AS THE PREDOMINANT MANIFESTATION.


TRANSPLACENTAL BROMISM.

TRANSPLACENTAL BROMISM.


A NEW SAFETY CAP BOTTLE.

A NEW SAFETY CAP BOTTLE.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF SUPERVISION OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.


INTERRELATEDNESS OF MENTAL ACTIVITY DURING SLEEP.


EFFECT OF CATATONIA ON SCHIZOPHRENIC MORTALITY.


PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSIGHT.


14 AND 6 CPS POSITIVE EEG SPIKES IN A FAMILY.


EXPLORATORY STUDY OF DRUGS AND SOCIAL INTERACTION.


"IMPROVEMENT" IN UNTREATED PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


MASSIVE DOSES OF CHLORPROMAZINE: EFFECTIVENESS IN CONTROLLING PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR.


INFANTILE RUMINATION; A CASE REPORT.

INFANTILE RUMINATION; A CASE REPORT.


ABNORMAL LEUKOCYTES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.

ABNORMAL LEUKOCYTES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.


PREJUDICE IN AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE STUDENTS: MENTAL STATUS, ANTISEMITISM AND ANTIFOREIGN PREJUDICE.


THE WIVES OF 50 "NORMAL" AMERICAN MEN.

THE WIVES OF 50 "NORMAL" AMERICAN MEN.


TOWER OF BABEL 1963.

TOWER OF BABEL 1963.


FATAL AMPHETAMINE POISONING.

FATAL AMPHETAMINE POISONING.


SYNDROME OF THE NUMB CHIN.

SYNDROME OF THE NUMB CHIN.


SECONDARY THROMBOCYTOPATHIA.  PLATELET FACTOR 3 IN VARIOUS DISEASE STATES.


UNUSUAL DISTRIBUTION OF VASCULAR SPIDERS IN PREGNANCY.


PHOSPHORUS POISONING IN HUMANS.

PHOSPHORUS POISONING IN HUMANS.


DRUG HYPERSENSITIVITY PURPURAS. REPORT OF A CASE AND DISCUSSION OF THEIR MECHANISMS.


NEPHROTOXICITY OF AMPHOTERICIN B. A CLINICAL-PATHOLOGIC STUDY.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


THE STRUCTURE OF RHEUMATOID FACTORS.

THE STRUCTURE OF RHEUMATOID FACTORS.


SPECIFICITY OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR FOR GENETIC TYPES OF HUMAN GAMMA BLOBULIN.


SPECIFICITY OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR WITH GAMMA GLOBULIN OF DIFFERENT SPECIES.


THE SITE OF FORMATION OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


POSSIBLE CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ASSOCIATIONS OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


EXPERIMENTAL MODELS IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


SEROLOGIC REACTIONS IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


GENETIC STUDIES OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY STUDIES OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


DNA ANTIBODIES.

DNA ANTIBODIES.


INDUCING AGENTS AND RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DISEASES.


LEUKEMIA IN BURKITT'S LYMPHOMA.

LEUKEMIA IN BURKITT'S LYMPHOMA.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY ON THE GOLDEN HAMSTER (MESOCRICETUS AURATUS). I. WASTING DISEASE.


RENOPRIVAL HEMOLYSIS AND ITS PREVENTION BY RENAL TISSUE.


IN VITRO STUDIES ON ERYTHROPHAGOCYTOSIS.


HUMORAL REGULATION OF ERYTHROPOIESIS. XI. THE PATTERN OF RESPONSE TO SPECIFIC THERAPY IN IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA.


A FAMILY WITH HEMOGLOBIN. I.

A FAMILY WITH HEMOGLOBIN. I.


METABOLISM OF HETEROGENIC HEMOGLOBINS. FE59 INCORPORATION IN SICKLE CELL TRAIT.


METHEMOGLOBIN REDUCTION. STUDIES OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CELL POPULATIONS AND OF THE ROLE OF METHYLENE BLUE.


STUDIES ON SEVERAL    GENETIC HEMATOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEXICAN POPULATION. IV. THE FINDING OF A  FAST HEMOGLOBIN COMPONENT (HEMOGLOBIN MEXICO) IN AN INDIAN FAMILY.


EFFECT OF ASCORBIC ACID IN VIVO ON LABELING OF RED CELLS BY RADIOACTIVE SODIUM CHROMATE.


LEANDRO M. TOCANTINS, M.D.

LEANDRO M. TOCANTINS, M.D.


CELLS INVOLVED IN HYPERSENSITIVITY AND IMMUNITY.


DENTAL ANAESTHETICS.

DENTAL ANAESTHETICS.


EMERGENCY SUPRAPUBIC CATHETERIZATION.

EMERGENCY SUPRAPUBIC CATHETERIZATION.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.

PSYCHIATRY AND THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.


PROTEIN INTAKE IN RENAL FAILURE.

PROTEIN INTAKE IN RENAL FAILURE.


EFFECTS OF PRONETHALOL.

EFFECTS OF PRONETHALOL.


BRONCHIAL MUCOUS GLANDS.

BRONCHIAL MUCOUS GLANDS.


IRRITABLE COLON.

IRRITABLE COLON.


EFFECT OF PRONETHALOL IN ANGINA PECTORIS.


CAUSES OF DEATH IN TREATED HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS: BASED ON 82 DEATHS DURING 1959-61 AMONG AN AVERAGE HYPERTENSIVE POPULATION AT RISK OF 518 PERSONS.


BETA-ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR BLOCKADE IN CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.


INCIDENCE OF UNSUSPECTED CHRONIC GLAUCOMA IN A  POPULATION SAMPLE AT OXFORD.


ASYMPTOMATIC DISEASE OF CORONARY ARTERIES IN YOUNG MEN.


RENAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL HYDRONEPHROSIS.


ACCIDENTAL LOSS OF PLASTIC TUBE INTO VENOUS SYSTEM.


USE OF PRONETHALOL IN PHAEOCHROME TUMOURS.


USE OF INTRAVENOUS PLASTIC CATHETERS.

USE OF INTRAVENOUS PLASTIC CATHETERS.


DIURETICS.

DIURETICS.


CARCINOGENIC ACTION OF PRONETHALOL.

CARCINOGENIC ACTION OF PRONETHALOL.


PSORIASIS AND ARTHRITIS.

PSORIASIS AND ARTHRITIS.


TREATMENT OF SKIN TUBERCULOSIS.

TREATMENT OF SKIN TUBERCULOSIS.


HYPOTHERMIA IN RESUSCITATION OF THE NEWBORN.


ANTI-EPILEPTIC DRUGS AND THE FOETUS.

ANTI-EPILEPTIC DRUGS AND THE FOETUS.


HAND, FOOT, AND MOUTH DISEASE.

HAND, FOOT, AND MOUTH DISEASE.


ANTIHISTAMINES AND THE OVUM.

ANTIHISTAMINES AND THE OVUM.


PERSISTENCE OF BARBITURATES.

PERSISTENCE OF BARBITURATES.


SUTURELESS SKIN CLOSURE.

SUTURELESS SKIN CLOSURE.


SUTURES AND THE BURST ABDOMEN.

SUTURES AND THE BURST ABDOMEN.


FLUOTHANE AND JAUNDICE.

FLUOTHANE AND JAUNDICE.


CHLORPHENTERMINE.

CHLORPHENTERMINE.


CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.

CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.


AMIPHENAZOLE AND BRONCHITIS.

AMIPHENAZOLE AND BRONCHITIS.


APPARATUS FOR OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION.

APPARATUS FOR OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION.


CYSTIC MYXOMATOUS DEGENERATION OF POPLITEAL ARTERY.


SURGERY OF PEPTIC ULCER.

SURGERY OF PEPTIC ULCER.


ANTICONVULSANTS.

ANTICONVULSANTS.


EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM.


CARMICHAEL WILSON.

CARMICHAEL WILSON.


ANTIBIOTICS REVISITED: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS AFTER TWO DECADES.


INDOMETHACIN: A NEW NON-STEROID ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENT.


A COMPARISON OF FOUR PHENOXYPENICILLINS.


BEETURIA: ITS INCIDENCE AND A CLUE TO ITS MECHANISM.


AMPICILLIN IN TREATMENT OF CERTAIN GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIAL INFECTIONS.


BLOOD PYRUVIC ACID IN THALIDOMIDE NEUROPATHY.


ANAPHYLAXIS WITH BEETURIA.

ANAPHYLAXIS WITH BEETURIA.


PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE IN CENTRE FOR THE TREATMENT OF POISONING.


ANTIBIOTICS IN DERMATOLOGY.

ANTIBIOTICS IN DERMATOLOGY.


MIGRATION OF BRITISH DOCTORS TO AUSTRALIA.


COELIAC DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD.

COELIAC DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD.


MALARIA AND STRESS IN RELATION TO HAEMOGLOBINS S AND C.


A BALANCED TEACHING HOSPITAL.

A BALANCED TEACHING HOSPITAL.


CYSTIC DEGENERATION.

CYSTIC DEGENERATION.


DIAGNOSIS OF APPENDICITIS.

DIAGNOSIS OF APPENDICITIS.


INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN LONDON.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN LONDON.


TOXICITY OF LIGNOCAINE.

TOXICITY OF LIGNOCAINE.


COLLAPSE AFTER"PARSTELIN".

COLLAPSE AFTER"PARSTELIN".


SIDE-EFFECTS OF TRANYLCYPROMINE.

SIDE-EFFECTS OF TRANYLCYPROMINE.


FOETAL DEATH AFTER PETHIDINE AND PROMAZINE.


INCREASED LIBIDO WITH CHLORPROTHIXENE.

INCREASED LIBIDO WITH CHLORPROTHIXENE.


GENETIC MARKERS AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF VIRUS STRAINS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SERODIFFERENTIATION OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC POLIOVIRUS.


THE DETECTION OF ISO-LEUKOAGGLUTININS AND THEIR CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


A MODIFICATION OF THE POOL AND ROBINSON QUANTITATIVE ANTIHEMOPHILIC GLOBULIN ASSAY.


A STUDY OF SERUM PROTEINS BY PAPER ELECTROPHORESIS IN PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT TUMORS.


CHICAGO HOSPITAL STAFF AGAIN TO THE FORE.


CATATONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA AS A MOURNING PROCESS.


GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY AS A PRIMARY TREATMENT IN AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC.


THE USE OF DIAZEPAM IN CLINICAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


PUBLICATION TRENDS IN AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY: 1844-1960. III. RESEARCH AND PROFESSION OF AUTHORS.


NIALAMIDE AND PLACEBO IN DEPRESSED PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC PATIENTS. (A CONTROLLED DOUBLE BLIND STUDY).


THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF THIORIDAZINE.

THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF THIORIDAZINE.


COMBINED CHLORPROMAZINE AND TRIFLUOPERAZINE ON A READMISSION SERVICE.


A PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE IN AN ALL PURPOSE GENERAL HOSPITAL.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE IN NORMAL HUMAN GRANULOCYTES AND IN CELLS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKEMIA.


EFFECTS OF ULTRASONIC RADIATION ON ESCHERICHIA COLI: SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES.


SOLUBLE ANTIGENS IN MICROSOMES OF ADULT AND EMBRYONIC KIDNEYS.


EFFECT OF 8-AZAGUANINE ON CLEAVAGE AND NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN SEA URCHIN, STRONGYLOCENTROTUS PURPURATUS, EMBRYOS.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF YEAST CELLS COLORED ALIVE WITH ACRIFLAVINE AND OTHER BASIC DYES.


ION EFFECTS IN X-RAY DEPOLARIZATION OF MUSCLE MEMBRANE.


IRRADIATION AND CESIUM DEPOLARIZATION OF MUSCLE MEMBRANE.


DELETION OF THYMIDINE KINASE ACTIVITY FROM L CELLS RESISTANT TO BROMODEOXYURIDINE.


INCORPORATION OF AMINO ACIDS INTO THE PROTEINS OF SUB-MITOCHONDRIAL PARTICLES.


RIBONUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN THE SILK GLAND.


MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURES CONTAMINATED WITH PLEUROPNEUMONIA-LIKE ORGANISMS. II. EFFECT OF PPLO ON CELL MORPHOLOGY IN ESTABLISHED MONOLAYER CULTURES.


THE GESELL INCOMPLETE MAN TEST AS A MEASURE OF DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS.


PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN PREDICTION OF CAREER PATTERNS  OF WOMEN.


FUNCTIONALISM AND ITS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


DIET AND LONGEVITY.

DIET AND LONGEVITY.


MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IN THE ELDERLY PATIENT.


HEALTH PROBLEMS OF MIDDLE-AGED EMPLOYEES.


PSYCHOSOMATIC CARE: MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC.


STUDY AND MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE ASTHMA.

STUDY AND MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE ASTHMA.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS.


DIAGNOSIS OF IMPENDING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


IRON ABSORPTION IN THE HEALTHY AGED.

IRON ABSORPTION IN THE HEALTHY AGED.


SEMIQUANTIFIED CONSTRICTION OF THE LEG: A TEST FOR DEEP VENOUS THROMBOISIS.


THE POSTCHOLECYSTECTOMY SYNDROME: PSYCHOGENIC AND PHYSIOLOGIC FACTORS.


ATTITUDES OF GERIATRIC PATIENTS TOWARD PLANNED ACTIVITY.


TUBERCULOSIS COMPLICATING OTHER PULMONARY DISEASES.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF JAW FRACTURES.


RECTAL EXAMINATION IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.


THE THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE AS AN AID TO DIAGNOSIS IN THE ANEMIC PATIENT.


GENERAL PRACTICE: A CONCEPT AND ITS CHALLENGES.


BREACH OF CONTRACT.

BREACH OF CONTRACT.


SURGICAL ASPECTS OF HEART DISEASE IN PREGNANCY.


INTRAVENOUS CHOLANGIOGRAPHY.

INTRAVENOUS CHOLANGIOGRAPHY.


ACUTE RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS AND COR PULMONALE.


THE CLINICAL APPLICATION AND TECHNIQUE OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


PASSIVE TRANSFER OF ADJUVANT ARTHRITIS IN RATS WITH LIVING LYMPHOID CELLS OF SENSITIZED DONORS.


BASOPHIL LEUKOCYTES IN ALLERGIC ECZEMATOUS CONTACT DERMATITIS.


PASSIVE TRANSFER OF HUMAN ATOPIC ALLERGIES TO CATARRHINE AND PLATYRRHINE PRIMATES OF SUBORDER ANTHROPOIDEA.


EFFECT OF BACTERIAL ENDOTOXIN ON LEUCOCYTES OF TUBERCULIN SENSITIVE HOSTS.


EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS IN THYMECTOMIZED, BURSECTOMIZED AND NORMAL CHICKENS.


STUDIES ON PASSIVE SENSITIZATION IN GUINEA-PIGS.


THE EFFECT OF EARLY ABLATION OF PROGESTERONE ON THE MAINTENANCE OF PREGNANCY IN CASTRATED RABBITS.


VULVAR CARCINOMA.

VULVAR CARCINOMA.


EVALUATION OF X-RAY PELVIMETRY WITH A DRIED PELVIS.


THE USE OF HIGH CONCENTRATION PITOCIN INTRAVENOUS DRIPS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MISSED ABORTION.


A CASE REPORT OF CONGENITAL SKIN DEFECT.


ABDOMINAL MENSTRUAL FISTULA, A CASE REPORT.


BOTRYOID VAGINAL SARCOMA, A CASE REPORT.


MEIGG'S SYNDROME. A CASE REPORT.

MEIGG'S SYNDROME. A CASE REPORT.


COMPARATIVE RELIABILITY OF CATTELL'S "COVERT" AND "OVERT" ITEMS AS MEASURES OF THE ANXIETY FACTOR.


REPEATED EXPOSURE OF SUBLIMINAL STIMULI TO DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS.


INFLUENCE OF SUBLIMINAL CUES IN AN INCIDENTAL CHOICE TASK.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FIELD OF MAJOR CONCENTRATION AND PERSONALITY ADJUSTMENT IN COLLEGE MALES.


THE EFFECT OF LENGTH OF CS-US INTERVAL AS A FUNCTION OF BODY TEMPERATURE IN A COLD-BLOODED ANIMAL.


A COMPARISON OF THREE SCALING TECHNIQUES IN ESTIMATING THE ACCURACY OF WRITTEN RECALL.


A MASCULINITY-FEMININITY SCALE FOR THE KUDER PREFERENCE RECORD.


WECHSLER M-F INDEX.

WECHSLER M-F INDEX.


AN APPARENT SOURCE OF DRIVE IN THE METHODOLOGY OF MOTIVATIONAL STUDIES OF REACTION TIME AND GENERALIZATION.


INDEPENDENT MANIPULATION OF MEANING AND M.


MEANING ESTABLISHED BY CLASSICAL CONDITIONING CONTROLLING ASSOCIATES TO THE UCS.


MANIFEST ANXIETY ON AN INDIAN SAMPLE.

MANIFEST ANXIETY ON AN INDIAN SAMPLE.


CORRELATIONAL STUDY OF THE MMPI AND GZTS.


EXPERIMENTAL EXTINCTION IN LEARNING AND MEMORY.


THE RELATION OF TEMPERAMENT TRAITS OF SOCIAL EXTRAVERSION AND EMOTIONALITY TO VOCATIONAL INTERESTS.


A SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF GAMBLING BEHAVIOR.


THE RELATIONAL INFLUENCE OF SIZE ON JUDGMENTS OF DISTANCE.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPONSE CONTIGUITY AND CLASSIFICATION LEARNING.


THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER AS A TEACHING MACHINE.


TELEVISION IN HEALTH SCIENCES EDUCATION: MEASURING ACHIEVEMENT IN SCIENCE REASONING ABOUT PHYSIOLOGY.


A SURVEY OF THE ACTIVITIES OF MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN THE FIELD OF CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION.


PROBLEMS OF COMMUNICATION, DIAGNOSIS, AND PATIENT CARE: THE INTERPLAY OF PATIENT, PHYSICIAN AND CLINIC ORGANIZATION.


A BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES TEACHING PROGRAM FOR FIRST YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS.


SHORT AND LONG-TERM PREDICTIONS ABOUT MEDICAL STUDENTS.


MEDICAL EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY NEEDS.

MEDICAL EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY NEEDS.


MOTIVATION AND LEARNING IN MEDICAL SCHOOL: THE GROUND RULES.


APPLICATION OF GROUP DYNAMICS TO MEDICAL EDUCATION: THE STUDENT-CENTERED GROUP.


BIO-SCIENCE SUMMER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR HIGH ABILITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.


MEDICAL OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT TEACHING.


DATAGRAMS. HOW CLOSELY IS THE SUPPLY OF U. S. MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES KEEPING PACE WITH THE POPULATION?


THE PREDIAGNOSTIC STATE OF LYMPHOMA. DETECTION AND DESCRIPTION.


HEART RATE RESPONSE TO THE VALSALVA MANEUVER AS A TEST OF CIRCULATORY INTEGRITY.


THE ACCIDENT PROCESS. I. ETIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF INDUSTRIAL INJURIES.


QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO THE I-131 RENOGRAM.


KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME AND BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY.


CORONARY CINEARTERIOGRAPHY FOR RECOGNITION OF "DEMAND" FOR COLLATERAL ARTERIES.


HYDRODYNAMICS OF GALLBLADDER FILLING.

HYDRODYNAMICS OF GALLBLADDER FILLING.


LEFT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION DURING CROSS-CLAMPING OF THE DESCENDING THORACIC AORTA.


VERY DENSE BONES IN A 57-YEAR-OLD MAN.

VERY DENSE BONES IN A 57-YEAR-OLD MAN.


MASTURBATION AND CLITORIDECTOMY. A NINETEENTH-CENTURY VIEW.


ALPHA PARTICLES AND PROTON BEAMS IN THERAPY.


OPHTHALMOPLEGIA, ATAXIA, AND AREFLEXIA. FISHER'S SYNDROME.


RAPID MYOCARDIAL CALCIFICATION AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY.


TREATMENT OF CAUSTIC BURNS OF THE  ESOPHAGUS. EARLY ESOPHAGOSCOPY AND ADRENOCORTICAL STEROIDS.


ACRIDINE ORANGE FLUORESCENCE. A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR EXAMINATION OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


THE PLACE OF METHYLDOPA IN THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE HYPERTENSION.


DIAGNOSIS OF METASTATIC MELANOCARCINOMA BY LYMPHOGRAPHY.


BEHAVIORAL VARIABILITY RELATED TO STIMULATION OF THE CAT'S AMYGDALA.


ASCARIS BODY CAVITY FLUID AS A NEW ANTI-TRICHOPHYTON AGENT.


INFECTION AND GROWTH OF EQUINE RHINOPNEUMONITIS VIRUS IN CULTURED HORSE KIDNEY CELLS.


SEROLOGICAL STUDY OF A MEASLES OUTBREAK IN AN INSTITUTION, TOKYO, 1962.


SEROLOGICAL SURVEY OF EQUINE RHINOPNEUMONITIS   VIRUS INFECTION AMONG HORSES IN JAPAN.


DEPRESSION OF RESPONSE IN THE CHICKS EXPOSED TO MAMMALIAN ERYTHROCYTE ANTIGEN AT HATCHING.


IDENTIFICATION OF THE PRESSOR SUBSTANCE PRODUCED IN EXPERIMENTAL NEPHRITIS  AND PREVENTION OF THE HYPERTENSION BY A SURGICAL PROCEDURE.


PREVENTION OF SERUM HEPATITIS BY MEANS OF   WHOLE BLOOD TRANSFUSION WITH PANS NO. 610 AND PANS-S.


A CASE OF THE SJOEGREN'S SYNDROME.

A CASE OF THE SJOEGREN'S SYNDROME.


THE NATURE AND CAUSATION OF ROAD INJURIES.


EVALUATION OF THE PREPUERIN PREGNANCY TEST.


GALACTOSAEMIA LOCUS AND THE DOWN'S SYNDROME CHROMOSOME.


ANTIDIARRHOEAL EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTICS.

ANTIDIARRHOEAL EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTICS.


OEDEMA ASSOCIATED WITH PANCREATITIS.

OEDEMA ASSOCIATED WITH PANCREATITIS.


RESISTANT VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA A YEAR AFTER SURGICAL CORRECTION OF FALLOT'S TETRALOGY, TREATED BY EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL COUNTERSHOCK.


IDENTIFICATION OF UROCANIC ACID IN THE URINE IN STATUS ASTHMATICUS.


CHRONIC ACTIVE LIVER DISEASE AND SUCCESSFUL PREGNANCY.


HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINAEMIA PRESENTING AS PSEUDOMONAS SEPTICAEMIA.


CIRCULATORY CAVITATION. "BUBBLES IN THE BLOOD".


BROAD-SPECTRUM REDEFINED.

BROAD-SPECTRUM REDEFINED.


ASSOCIATION OF REDUCED URINARY OESTRONE EXCRETION AND LOW SERUM-FOLIC-ACID ACTIVITY IN PREGNANCY.


THE WORK OF THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

THE WORK OF THE FAMILY DOCTOR.


WRAPPING OF STERILIZED ARTICLES.

WRAPPING OF STERILIZED ARTICLES.


NOT IN THE CURRICULUM.

NOT IN THE CURRICULUM.


TRANYLCYPROMINE AND CHEESE.

TRANYLCYPROMINE AND CHEESE.


CONTROL OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION.

CONTROL OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION.


HAIRY PINNAE.

HAIRY PINNAE.


PHYSICS AND PHYSIC.

PHYSICS AND PHYSIC.


AMYLOIDOSIS.

AMYLOIDOSIS.


INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOPATHOLOGY.

INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOPATHOLOGY.


RELATION OF AUDITORY-VISUAL SHIFTING TO READING ACHIEVEMENT.


EFFECT OF INTERPOLATED MONOCULAR AND BINOCULAR VISUAL PURSUIT REACTION TIME ACTIVITY ON REMINISCENCE IN PURSUIT ROTOR PERFORMANCE.


HEIGHT OF CHRISTMAS TREE DRAWINGS AS A FUNCTION OF TIME.


RELATIVE STRENGTHS OF IMPULSE, EGO, AND SUPEREGO IN FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS.


ORDER AMONG DIFFERENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE SAME BEHAVIOR.


COMPUTER SYSTEMS CONTROL OF DELAYED AUDITORY FEEDBACK.


EFFECTS OF SPECIFIC TRAINING ON FRAME DEPENDENCE.


PAROXYSMAL PSYCHOLOGICAL EVENTS AND CERTAIN PHASES OF SLEEP.


NOTE ON THE BEHAVIOR OF RHESUS MONKEYS AFTER RELEASE FROM A TOTAL BODY PLASTER CAST.


THE FRAME ILLUSION: A RECTIFICATION.

THE FRAME ILLUSION: A RECTIFICATION.


REMINISCENCE, DRIVE AND PERSONALITY THEORY: REPLICATION.


INFLUENCE ON JUDGMENT OF INCREASING ASYMMETRY OF STIMULUS SERIES.


INDUCED COLORS AND COLORS PRODUCED BY CHROMATIC ILLUMINATION MAY HAVE SIMILAR PHYSIOLOGICAL BASES.


FIELD INDEPENDENCE AND CONCEPT FORMATION.


PATTERN COMPLEXITY AND AFFECTIVE AROUSAL.


COGNITION OF EXPECTED AND UNEXPECTED RELATIONS.


AN ATTEMPT TO FIND A LOCUS OF TEMPORARY WORK DECREMENT IN PURSUIT ROTOR PERFORMANCE.


EFFECT OF LOW BLOOD-ALCOHOL CONCENTRATIONS IN SIMULATED DAY AND NIGHT DRIVING.


A COMMENT ON "PERFORMANCE ON A MOTOR LEARNING TASK AS RELATED TO MAS SCORES".


EFFECTS OF NOISE ON DISCRIMINATION REACTION TIME.


CONTOUR DETECTABILITY THRESHOLD AS A FUNCTIONOF CHRONOLOGICAL AGE.


THE RORSCHACH TEST: A PERCEPTUAL OR A GRAMMATICAL DEVICE?


RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND OPEN-MINDEDNESS IN BINOCULAR RESOLUTION.


BODY BALANCE ACTIVITY AND PERCEPTION.

BODY BALANCE ACTIVITY AND PERCEPTION.


PERSONAL VALUES AND SELECTIVE PERCEPTION OF SPEECH.


DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES ON THE BENDER GESTALT TEST.


LABORATORY BEHAVIOR OF THE MEPHITIS MEPHITIS.


REANALYSIS OF DATA FROM "SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF BODY SIZE ESTIMATION".


ISOMETRIC STRENGTH AND OCCURRENCE OF FATIGUE AND WORK DECREMENT.


SOME ASPECTS OF TEMPORAL DISCRIMINATION.


COMPUTER SCORING OF INKBLOT PERCEPTIONS.


A PICTURE STORY TEST FOR USE IN PHYSICAL DISABILITY.


TWO ATTEMPTS TO DEMONSTRATE TONAL SUPRESSION OF NON-NUTRITIVE SUCKING IN NEONATES.


EFFECT OF PHENOTHIAZINES ON THE THINKING OF ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENICS.


REDUCTION OF WORD-RECOGNITION THRESHOLD UNDER HYPNOSIS.


SELECTIVE REGISTRATION OF INFORMATION IN VISUAL JUDGMENT OF SURFACE SLANT.


APPARENT RATE OF FLICKER AT VARIOUS RETINAL LOCI AND NUMBER OF PERCEIVED FLASHES PER UNIT TIME: A PARADOX.


REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE: II. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS ACTIVATING CONDITIONS.


PERCEPTION BIBLIOGRAPHY: IX. PSYCHOLOGICAL INDEX,  NO. 6, 1899.


PROCEDURAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE SPIRAL AFTEREFFECT TEST.


INTERTRIAL INTERVAL, DELAY OF KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS, AND MOTOR PERFORMANCE.


FURTHER COMMENTS ON "PERFORMANCE ON A MOTOR TASK AS RELATED TO MAS SCORES".


FOLLOW-UP EFFECTS ON REACTION TIME WITH PARTIAL KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS.


PSYCHODIAGNOSTIC THEORY OF THE SEVEN-SQUARES TEST.


PROFILE DRAWINGS AND PROCRASTINATION.

PROFILE DRAWINGS AND PROCRASTINATION.


REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE: III. EFFECTS OF INTERPOLATION ON REVERSAL RATE OF THE CUBE PRESENTED REPETITIVELY.


RELATION BETWEEN THE WAIS AND THE KAHN TEST OF SYMBOL ARRANGEMENT.


FAILURE TO CONFIRM PIAGET'S FORMULATION OF NUMBER PERCEPTION IN CHILDREN.


ON MAKING A RANDOM PATTERN.

ON MAKING A RANDOM PATTERN.


JUDGMENT OF EMOTIONAL FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AS A FUNCTION OF MANIFEST ANXIETY AND SEX.


SENSORY DISCRIMINATION OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: PRESSURE/PAIN THRESHOLDS ON THE FOOT.


MEASUREMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL PREFERENCES: A COMPARISON OF SCALING METHODS.


REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE: IV. RESPONSES OF ELDERLY PEOPLE.


A CRITICAL PERIOD IN MATURATION OF PERFORMANCE WITH SPACE-DISPLACED VISION.


"PSYCHOANALYTIC PIONEERS": A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROJECT.


PAIN SENSITIVITY AS A MEASURE OF PERCEPTUAL DEPRIVATION TOLERANCE.


GENERALITY OF HONESTY RECONSIDERED.

GENERALITY OF HONESTY RECONSIDERED.


DURATION AS A MEASURE OF THE SPIRAL AFTEREFFECT.


MOWRER'S REVISED TWO-FACTOR THEORY AND THE MOTIVE-EXPECTANCY-VALUE MODEL.


THE RATIO THEORY OF INTERMEDIATE SIZE DISCRIMINATION.


HUMAN ACQUISITION OF CONCEPTS FOR SEQUENTIAL PATTERNS.


A RESONANCE THEORY OF "MICROVIBRATIONS".


COMMENTS ON "AN ANALYSIS FOR GSR CONDITIONING".


RTT PARADIGM: NO PANACEA FOR THEORIES OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING.


A VIEWPOINT ON CO-ORDINATION IN REHABILITATION SERVICES: A GEOMETRY OF SOCIAL ACTION.


PHYSICAL THERAPY IN HANSEN'S DISEASE IN EASTERN NIGERIA.


THE LINEAR ANALYSES OF LATERAL DENTOFACIAL COMPLEX IN JAPANESE ADULTS BY MEANS OF ROENTGENOGRAPHIC CEPHALOMETRY.


SPECIFIC INHIBITION OF REPLICATION OF ANIMAL VIRUSES.


KILLING OF CULTURED RABBIT FIBROBLASTS WITH ISOIMMUNE SERUM. A strain of cultured fibroblasts from a Flemish rabbit, when repeatedly injected into New Zealand rabbits, appears to induce the formation of antibodies. Incubation of the donor fibroblasts with these antiserums results in a significant reduction in the number of cells that survive and multiply.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC TITRATIONS OF HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN AND REDUCED CARBOXYMETHYLATED ALBUMIN. The tyrosyl groups of reduced and carboxymethylated human serum albumin, in which all disulfide bonds are broken, ionize at lower pH than those of native albumin, in spite of the greater negative charge on the protein produced by the S-carboxy-methyl groups. The heat and entropy of ionization of these groups in the reduced albumin are also "normal," in contrast to native albumin. Spectro-photometric titrations at 244 and 295 mmicro give equivalent results. The more open structure of the reduced albumin, as compared with the native protein, presumably allows the tyrosine groups to come freely into contact with solvent. In acid solutions the heights of the two peaks at 236 and 287 mmicro in the difference spectrum (albumin at pH 7 against albumin at a lower pH) are strictly proportional over the whole course of the titration. Both peaks apparently arise from changes in the environment of tyrosyl residues, rather than from more general conformational changes.


X-RAYS: ARE THERE CYCLIC VARIATIONS IN RADIOSENSITIVITY? When adult CF1 mice of either sex were x-irradiated at various times of day and under various conditions of light and dark, their responses showed no cyclic variations. Radiodi-agnosis and radiotherapy may be practiced with equal safety at all times.


CRYSTALLIZATION OF SE POLYOMA VIRUS.

CRYSTALLIZATION OF SE POLYOMA VIRUS. Crystals have been obtained from purified preparations of SE polyoma virus. Specific infectivity measurements of the mother liquor, wash fractions, and the dissolved crystals indicate the viral nature of the crystals.


RUBELLA VIRUS: NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY IN COMMERCIAL GAMMA GLOBULIN. In 19 lots of standard commercial gamma globulin from humans, the titers of antibody neutralizing rubella virus varied from, 256 to 2048. The titers could not be correlated with geographic location of the donors, method of extraction, or tissue source. Samples of gamma globulin from rubella convalescents had titers of 4096. These titers were approximately 20 times higher than those in serum specimens from patients ill with natural or experimental infection. Serum antibody appears to persist for a number of years at nearly the original titers.


MOLECULAR  HETEROGENEITY OF ENZYMES: MALATE DEHYDROGENASE OF EUGLENA. Experiments with analogs of the coenzyme nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide demonstrate that the molecular forms of malate dehydrogenase in Euglena vary with the nutritional environment. Electrophoretic separations on starch gel show that Euglena grown on autotrophic medium has a malate dehydrogenase which is lacking in Euglena grown on heterotrophic medium.


FINE STRUCTURE OF A DIATOM CENTROSOME.

FINE STRUCTURE OF A DIATOM CENTROSOME. The centrosome of the diatom Surirella ovalis is a dense spherical structure 500 mmicro in diamneter with filaments 15 mmicro in diamneter connected to it. The interior is filled with uniform granules but does not contain a typical centriole or clear area. The filaments emanating from it resemble the filaments of the mitotic apparatus, but they are present during interphase and appear to terminate at pores in the nuclear envelope.


INVERTEBRATE FERRITIN: OCCURRENCE IN MOLLUSCA. Ferritin, in both crystalline and paracrystalline forms, occurs in the columnar epithelial cells of the dorsal wall of the radula of the marine chiton Cryptochiton stelleri, order, Polyplacophora. The ferritin occurs in association with the magnetite of the radular teeth. It has been isolated and crystallized in the presence of cadmium sulfate.


CESIUM-134 IN ALASKAN ESKIMOS AND IN FALLOUT. Whole-body counts of Alaskan Eskimos during the summer of 1962 showed the presence of cesium-134 as well as cesium-137. Cesium-134 was also found in reindeer and caribou meat; this finding was confirmed through coincidence counting. There was generally about 1 percent as much cesium-134 as there was cesium-137. Cesium-134 was also found on air filters collected at Richland, Washington. The appearance of cesium-134 seems to be world-wide and continuing.


BLOOD GROUPS IN ANTHROPOID APES AND BABOONS. Tests on chimpanzees, orangutans, gibbons, baboons, and a gorilla, with blood grouping reagents prepared for human red cells, have disclosed patterns of reactions characteristic of each primate species. Determinations have been made of A-B-O groups and subgroups, M-N types, Rh-Hr types, secretor status, and Lewis types. Immunization experiments with ape and monkey blood are in progress.


VISUAL RESPONSES IN THE EYE OF THE DRAGON FLY. Responses to illumination recorded from cells in the eye of the dragonfly are similar to responses of cells in the eye of Limulus and are affected in the same manner by currents through the cell membrane. It appears probable that visual responses are brought about by the same processes in the two species.


AVERSIVE STIMULATION OF THE RAT: LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON SUBSEQUENT BEHAVIOR. One year after exposure to intense electric shock, rats were punished with shocks of lesser intensity. The previous exposure increased the suppressive effects of the punishment during both the initial encounter with punishment and over the course of a 7-day test period. Rats that had not been previously exposed to shock recovered during continued shock punishment.


BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


INSTITUTE FOR EXPERIMENTAL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS IN MOSCOW.


ORIGIN OF THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.

ORIGIN OF THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.


MEASUREMENT OF OPTICAL ACTIVITY: NEW APPROACHES.


XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASE IN DROSOPHILA; DETECTION OF ISOZYMES. Two or possibly three isozymes of the enzyme, xanthine dehydrogenase, have been detected in wildtype Drosophila melanogaster. by starchgel electrophoresis. Two genes, rosy and maroon-like, may control these isozymes by producing two different polypeptides that assemble in groups of three or four.


INVERTED INDEXING ON EDGE-NOTCHED CARDS. Edge-notched cards in an inverted system of indexing may be used satisfactorily to analyze research data which concern a small series of individuals but a large number of highly variable characteristics in a short-term research project.


MEASUREMENT OF BONE MINERAL IN VIVO: AN IMPROVED METHOD. The mineral content of bone can be determined by measuring the absorption by bone of a monochromatic, low-energy photon beam which originates in a radioactive source (iodine-125 at 27.3 kev or americium 241 at 59.6 kev). The intensity of the beam transmitted by the bone is measured by counting with a scintillation detector. Since the photon source and detector are well collimated, errors resulting from scattered radiation are reduced. From measurements of the intensity of the transmitted beam, made at intervals across the bone, the total mineral content of the bone can be determined. The results are accurate and reproducible to within about 3 percent.


AMMONIA: POSSIBLE USE FOR PRESERVING FISH. Eviscerated oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) that have been treated with ammonia can be stored at a temperature of 25 degrees to 30 degrees C for more than 2 months without deterioration of their nutritive value. There is no measurable residue of ammonia in the final product.


CYTOCHROMES OF A BLUE-GREEN ALGA: EXTRACTION OF A C-TYPE WITH  A STRONGLY NEGATIVE REDOX POTENTIAL. Aqueous extraction of lyophilized Anacystis nidulans cells followed by chromatography on diethylaminoethyl cellulose separates three different c-type cytochromes. Of the two present in highest concentration, cytochrome-554 has a + 0.35-volt redox potential and resembles the cytochrome f of other photosynthetic tissues, while cytochrome-549 has a -0.26-volt potential. The possible participatidn of cytochrome-549 in electron transport in photosynthesis in this alga at a more negative oxidation-reduction potential than previously postulated for any cytochrome is inferred from the similarities in its spectra to the light-induced spectral changes in vivo observed by others.


FREEZING-POINT DEPRESSION: NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING ULTRAMICRO QUANTITIES OF FLUIDS. Accurate determination of the solute content of millimicroliter samples of biological fluids can conveniently be made with an instrument consisting of a thermoelectric cooler controlled by an electronic proportional servo system. Accuracies to within less than 2 percent have been achieved in determining the osmolarity of body fluids.


SPECTROSCOPIC ULTRAMICROANALYSIS WITH A LASER. A microbeam probe capable of vaporizing many biological materials is formed by focusing a conventional laser through a microscope objective. The elemental gases which are excited by this demagnified spot are raised to emission levels when sparked between carbon electrodes. Elemental analysis is then performed on the excited material by conventional spectroscopy. The method is simple and rapid. Simultaneous analysis of multiple elements is practical.


ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IN RATS: EFFECTS OF INTRACRANIAL INJECTIONS OF ETHANOL. After permanent implantation of intraventricular cannulae, rats were repeatedly infused with ethanol solutions of several concentrations. Pro-nounced preferences were exhibited for ordinarily noxious ethanol without prior oral exposure to this fluid. Since preferences for ethanol remained unusually high after cessation of infusion, a permanent change may take place in the central nervous system. central nervous system.


ULTRAMICROTOME: A SIMPLE, EASILY CONSTRUCTED INSTRUMENT. A practical microtome may be built with nominal skill, hand tools, and a drill press. Thermal specimen advance and cutting action by rod flexion eliminate pivots and critical moving parts. The cost of materials is negligible. Resultant sections are adequate for routine work in electron microscopy. sectioning for electron microscopy.


ESTROGEN-INDUCED 16-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN RAT KIDNEY. The activity of an enzyme system which readily converts estriol to 16-ketoestradiol is present only in the kidneys of mature female rats and is absent in the kidneys of male rats and immature rats of either sex. The full enzyme activity occurs in kidneys of rats of either sex at any stage of maturity after administration of estradiol for 2 weeks. The time course of the appearance and disappearance of the enzyme, the absence of detectable inhibitors and activators, and evaluation of cofactor requirements suggest that this may be an example of enzyme induction by the hormone. Furthermore, the enzyme activity itself represents a metabolic pathway for estriol metabolism whose potential quantitative significance has not heretofore been recognized.


ORNITHOCHOLANIC ACIDS AND CHOLELITHIASIS IN MAN. Ornithocholanic acids and small soft gall stones were found in the bile of patients from which Klebsiella pneumoniae was also isolated. Cholelithiasis may be initiated by metabolic disturbances in the conjugation of bile acids in liver tissue and the subsequent precipitation of cholesterol and bile pigment.


MUSCLE: VOLUME CHANGES IN ISOLATED SINGLE FIBERS. Volumetric experiments on single fibers isolated from semiten-dinosus muscles of frogs, some performed in correlation with measurements of membrane potential, confirm the data obtained on whole muscles, but only for the specific range of conditions in which most of the latter experiments have been done. These conditions are restricted to media in which the anion ( Cl usually) is permanent and the K is 10 to 12.5 meqlliter, or four to five times above the normal level in Ringer's solution. When other ionic conditions are employed, phenomena are disclosed which have not previously been described. The findings throw doubt upon the validity of some generally accepted views regarding the permeability properties of the membrane of frog muscle fibers and regarding the nature of the mechanisms which regulate their volume.


THE ROLE OF THE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY IN A COMMUNITY-WIDE CANCER PROGRAM.


THE EL PASO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM FOR CANCER.


THE DEAF CAN HEAR.

THE DEAF CAN HEAR.


PORPHYRIN THERAPY.

PORPHYRIN THERAPY.


AMPUTATION FOR MELANOMA OF THE EXTREMITY.


MERCURY GRANULOMA COMPLICATING GASTROINTESTINAL  TUBE DECOMPRESSION.


DECUM'S DISEASE WITH UNUSUAL RETROPERITONEAL AND  PARAVESICAL FATTY INFILTRATION.


EFFECT OF PREOPERATIVE ISOTONIC  EXPANSION OF EXTRACELLULAR FLUID VOLUME ON POSTOPERATIVE RENAL SODIUM  EXCRETION.


INSULIN-PRODUCING ZOLLINGER-ELLISON TUMOR.


HEMODYNAMIC STUDIES AFTER MITRAL  COMMISSUROTOMY.


NEW, TABLE-SUPPORTED, SELF-RETAINING RETRACTOR.


TORSION OF THE SPERMATIC CORD.

TORSION OF THE SPERMATIC CORD.


INSTRUMENT TO AID IN LOCATING THE PAPILLA OF VATER.


THE DUMPING SYNDROME: AN EVALUATION OF PH IN ITS GENESIS.


PATHOGENESIS OF MANN-WILLIAMSON ULCER. III. EFFECT OF  EXCLUDING PANCREATIC OR BILIARY SECRETIONS FROM THE INTESTINE ON GASTRIC SECRETION  AND LIVER FUNCTION.


CORTISONE, VAGAL GASTRIN, AND GASTRIC SECRETION.


IS COMPLETE VAGOTOMY  POSSIBLE IN THE DOG?


PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS  OF GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA. V. PANCREATIC FUNCTION IN THE HEALTHY ANESTHETIZED DOG.


HIATAL HERNIA IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.

HIATAL HERNIA IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.


GASTRIC TERATOMA IN THE NEWBORN.

GASTRIC TERATOMA IN THE NEWBORN.


MEDIASTINAL TERATOMA IN THE NEWBORN.

MEDIASTINAL TERATOMA IN THE NEWBORN.


ADVICE TO A WOMAN WHO HAS UNDERGONE RADICAL MASTECTOMY.


CHYLURIA IN ABNORMALITIES OF THE THORACIC DUCT.


HISTORY OF THYROID SURGERY.

HISTORY OF THYROID SURGERY.


UVEITIS ASSOCIATED WITH SYSTEMIC DISEASES. I. BACTERIAL INFECTIONS.


CONGENITAL ANTERIOR STAPHYLOMA.

CONGENITAL ANTERIOR STAPHYLOMA.


THE STAFFING OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND OUTPATIENT NURSING SERVICES. METHODS OF  STUDY.


INCOMPETENT CERVICAL OS--A CONTROVERSIAL ENTITY.


DOUBLE BLIND EVALUATION OF ANALGESIC AGENTS IN THE POSTPARTUM PATIENT.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VASCULAR LANDMARKS IN GASTRIC RESECTION.


A CASE OF BREAST CARCINOMA WITH HYPOTHALAMICMALFORMATION.


THE USE OF SEQUENTIAL ESTROGEN AND PROGESTIN TO INHIBIT FERTILITY. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


MALIGNANT MELANOMA.

MALIGNANT MELANOMA.


"THE SURGEON'S PLACE".

"THE SURGEON'S PLACE".


TWO CASE HISTORIES OF ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION (AIH).


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY. NOT MERELY A CANCER-SCREENING METHOD.


THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE DISEASES OF THE EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM.


HEREDITARY EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DISEASES.

HEREDITARY EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DISEASES.


THYROID HORMONE ACTIVITY AND GASTROINTESTINAL FUNCTION. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN THE RAT.


PATHOLOGY OF EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DISEASES.

PATHOLOGY OF EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DISEASES.


THE PATHOLOGY OF ARTIFICIALLY PRODUCED LESIONS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


THE CLINICAL MANIFESTATION OF LESIONS TO THE EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM IN CHILDREN.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PARKINSONISM.

THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PARKINSONISM.


THE MEDICAL TREATMENT OF PARKINSONISM.

THE MEDICAL TREATMENT OF PARKINSONISM.


NEUROPATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN 12 PATIENTS OPERATED FOR PARKINSONISM.


CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CLINICAL EFFECT OF STEREOTACTIC OPERATIONS AND BRAIN-AUTOPSY FINDINGS.


PARALYSIS AGITANS. PATHOLOGICAL--ANATOMICAL FINDINGS IN 2 OPERATED CASES.


DRUG INDUCED EXTRAPYRAMIDAL REACTIONS.

DRUG INDUCED EXTRAPYRAMIDAL REACTIONS.


DROP-ATTACKS IN ASSOCIATION WITH PARKINSONISM AND BASILAR ARTERY SCLEROSIS.


STEREOTAXIC TREATMENT OF SPASMODIC TORTICOLLIS.


THE EFFECT OF SURGICAL AND MEDICAL TREATMENT OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE.


TREATMENT OF TORTICOLLIS.

TREATMENT OF TORTICOLLIS.


ON THE VESSEL-PLAQUE RELATIONS IN THE BRAIN IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


RETINAL PERIPHLEBITIS IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


DIABETIC ENCEPHALOPATHY. DIFFUSE AND FOCAL LESIONS OF THE BRAIN IN LONG-TERM DIABETES.


INFANTILE CHRONIC NECROTIZING ENCEPHALOPATHY.


PARADOXICAL HYPERMIMIA (M-K) AND ITS ANATOMICAL SUBSTRATUM.


DYSSYNERGIA CEREBELLARIS PROGRESSIVA. A FILM-DEMONSTRATION.


THE ORIGIN AND MORPHOGENETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EXTERNAL GRANULAR LAYER OF THE CEREBELLUM, AS DETERMINED EXPERIMENTALLY IN CHICK EMBRYOS.


STUDIES ON SPECIFIC CEREBROSPINAL GAMMA-GLOBULIN COMPONENTS.


CONDUCTION VELOCITY IN HUMAN PERIPHERAL MOTOR NERVES.


EXPERIENCES WITH INTRACAROTID INJECTIONS OF SODIUM AMYTAL. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


SOFT TISSUE OSSIFICATION IN PARAPLEGIA. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF COPPER AND AROMATIC AMINES IN RELATION TO THE EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM.


PROGNOSIS IN EPILEPSY. PRELIMINARY REPORT OF AN INVESTIGATION.


PARKINSON'S SYNDROME, PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE IN GOETEBORG.


SOME DATA AND PERSPECTIVES ON THE ANATOMY OF THE SO-CALLED "EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM".


THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PARKINSONIAN TREMOR, RIGIDITY, AND HYPOKINESIA.


PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CORPUS STRIATUM.

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CORPUS STRIATUM.


EFFECT OF THREATENED ABORTION ON FAETAL PROGNOSIS.


ON THREATENED ABORTION.

ON THREATENED ABORTION.


THE TECHNIQUE OF STRASSMANN'S METROPLASTY.


MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM IN TWO SISTERS.


THE EFFECT OF EPSILON-AMINOCAPROIC ACID ON UTERINE HAEMORRHAGE.


ON THE VASCULATURE OF ECTOPIC ENDOMETRIUM WITH DECIDUAL REACTION.


EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES ON THE FLUOROBIOLOGY OF THE CERVIX. I. THE FLUORESCENCE OF RODENTS' SMEARS STAINED IN VIVO BY DIAMINOACRIDINES.


CARCINOMA OF THE CERVICAL STUMP.

CARCINOMA OF THE CERVICAL STUMP.


CELLULAR ELEMENTS IN GINGIVAL POCKET FLUID.


DIFFUSION OF HISTAMINE INTO THE GINGIVAL CREVICE AND THROUGH THE CREVICULAR EPITHELIUM.


THE BACTERIAL STATE OF DIFFERENT REGIONS WITHIN THE CLINICALLY HEALTHY GINGIVAL CREVICE.


THE CARIOGENIC EFFECT OF VARIATIONS IN THE SALT MIXTURE IN A SYNTHETIC CARIOGENIC DIET. EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL CARIES IN GOLDEN HAMSTERS. XI.


COLORIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF IRON WITH ORTHOPHENANTHROLINE AT HIGH ELECTROLYTE CONCENTRATIONS.


STANDARDIZATION, BY MEANS OF ULTRASONIC TREATMENT, OF TEST SAMPLES FOR LABORATORY STEAM-CORROSION TESTS.


STUDIES IN ORAL LEUKOPLAKIAS. IV. MITOTIC ACTIVITY IN ORAL LEUKOPLAKIAS. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


GELL'E TEST WITH B'EK'ESY AUDIOMETRY. II. NORMAL VALUES.


THE RESPONSE OF THE OTOLITH ORGANS TO TILT.


OTO-NEUROLOGICAL FINDING IN POST-TRAUMATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY.


CYTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF MUCOSAL SECRETION IN NOSE, THROAT, ORAL CAVITY, AND OESOPHAGUS BY A REPLICA METHOD.


MASKING AUDIOMETRY WITH SELF-RECORDING AUDIOMETER. II. CLINICAL EVALUATION.


COCHLEAR BLOOD FLOW AND FUNCTION: EFFECT OF PRESSOR AGENTS.


SUBGLOTTIC HAEMANGIOMA OF LARYNX IN AN INFANT CURED OPERATIVELY.


BRONCHOSCOPIC EVALUATION OF THE OPERABILITY OF PULMONARY CARCINOMA.


A NOTE ON CEREBRAL DOMINANCE IN HEARING.


A STUDY ON THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF PARENTAL ENVIRONMENT ON NEUROTIC AND SCHIZOID PATIENTS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES IN TROPICAL COUNTRIES.


TESTICULAR HILAR NODULES IN ADRENOGENITAL SYNDROME. THE NATURE OF THE NODULES.


MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THE PICKWICKIAN SYNDROME. STUDIES ON VENTILATION AND  CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM: CASE REPORT OF A CHILD WHO RECOVERED.


CONTROLLED TRIAL OF LIVE MEASLES VACCINE. EFFECTS OF AGE, HISTORY OF MEASLES IN SIBLINGS, PREVACCINE ANTIBODY, AND HUMAN GAMMA-GLOBULIN ON SYMPTOMATIC AND IMMUNE RESPONSES.


STUDIES OF PREMATURES GIVEN ERYTHROMYCIN ESTOLATE.


CALCIFICATION OF THE CERVICAL INTERVERTEBRAL DISC.


PURULENT PERICARDITIS.

PURULENT PERICARDITIS.


ALKAPTONURIA. REPORT OF TWO CASES IN SIBLINGS.


IATROGENIC FOREIGN BODY IN ESOPHAGUS. TWO CASE REPORTS.


ETIOLOGY OF TOXIC ERYTHEMA. ERYTHEMA TOXICUM NEONATORUM.


PREMATURE CLOSURE OF FORAMEN OVALE.

PREMATURE CLOSURE OF FORAMEN OVALE.


RESPIRATORY TRACT BACTERIOLOGY IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


SALICYLISM.

SALICYLISM.


CALORIES DON'T COUNT--IF YOU DON'T USE THEM.


THE OCCURRENCE OF VALVULAR AND MYOCARDIAL DISEASE  IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC JOINT DEFORMITY. A SPECTRUM.


ABNORMAL GLOBULINS IN MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO A MATERIAL COATING ERYTHROCYTES AND A COLD-INSOLUBLE PROTEIN.


GLOBULINS RESEMBLING RHEUMATOID FACTOR IN SERUM OF THE AGED.


THE OCCURRENCE OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR IN SYNOVIAL FLUID.


HOOK-NEEDLE BIOPSY OF PLEURA, PERICARDIUM, PERITONEUM AND SYNOVIUM.


PROTRACTED TOLBUTAMIDE HYPOGLYCEMIA.

PROTRACTED TOLBUTAMIDE HYPOGLYCEMIA.


ENDOCRINE ADENOMATOSIS AND PEPTIC ULCER IN A LARGE KINDRED. INHERITED MULTIPLE TUMORS AND MOSAIC PLEIOTROPISM IN MAN.


NATURAL HISTORY OF ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.


FULMINATING LIVER DISEASE IN A PREGNANT WOMAN AT TERM.


CARDIOVASCULAR LESIONS OF THE MIMEAE ORGANISMS.


MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION AND ALDOSTERONE SECRETION. INFLUENCE OF REVERSAL AND PROGRESSION OF THE SYNDROME IN TWO CASES.


HYPONATREMIA AND BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA ASSOCIATED WITH RENAL EXCRETION OF LARGE AMOUNTS OF ANTIDIURETIC MATERIAL.


CHRONIC THROMBOTIC OBSTRUCTION OF MAJOR PULMONARY ARTERIES. REPORT OF A CASE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY THROMBENDARTERECTOMY, AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF AORTIC LIPIDOSIS IN THE RAT.  A CORRELATIVE HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY.


ENDOTHELIUM GROWN FROM CIRCULATING BLOOD ON ISOLATED INTRAVASCULAR DACRON HUB.


ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF THE ARTERIAL WALL IN ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID  DEFICIENCY.


ALLERGIC INFLAMMATION. II. IDENTIFICATION OF ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY  COMPLEXES WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE DURING THE EARLY PHASE OF ALLERGIC INFLAMMATION.


LOCAL IRRADIATION OF THE THYMUS.  HISTOLOGIC CHANGES WITH OBSERVATIONS ON CIRCULATING LYMPHOCYTES AND SERUM PROTEIN  FRACTIONS IN ADULT MICE.


THE ORGANIZED EPITHELIOID CELL GRANULOMA:   DIFFERENTIATION OF ALLERGIC (ZIRCONIUM) FROM COLLOIDAL (SILICA) TYPES.


BACTERIAL DYNAMICS IN COMBINED INFECTION. A STUDY OF THE POPULATION   DYNAMICS OF STRAINS OF HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE TYPE B IN COMBINED INFECTION  WITH INFLUENZA C VIRUS IN EMBRYONATED EGGS.


SERUM PROTEINS AND GLYCOPROTEINS  IN PAPAIN-INJECTED RABBITS.


A MORPHOLOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF   CYTOPLASMIC RUSSELL BODIES IN CANCER CELLS.


NEPHROTOXIC TUBULAR DAMAGE AND CALCIUM DEPOSITION FOLLOWING AMPHOTERICIN B THERAPY.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF BIOPSY SPECIMENS IN PERSISTENT  GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL HEPATIC CHANGES IN RATS ON A NECROGENIC DIET.


RESTORATION OF LIVER MASS FOLLOWING PARTIAL HEPATECTOMY: "SURGICAL  HEPARTROPHY". I. INFLUENCE OF BLOOD FLOW.


LIVER CELL LYSOSOMES IN WILSON'S DISEASE: ACID PHOSPHATASE  ACTIVITY BY LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


A FORMULA FOR PREDICTING AND A DEVICE FOR PREVENTING POSTOPERATIVE THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE.


ANABOLIC HORMONES IN HEART THERAPY.

ANABOLIC HORMONES IN HEART THERAPY.


PRODUCTION OF EXPERIMENTAL ANEURYSMS IN THE CANINE AORTA.


OBSERVATIONS IN TREATMENT OF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH LOW MOLECULAR DEXTRAN.


THE RUSSIAN STAPLER IN SMALL ARTERY ANASTOMOSES AND GRAFTS.


MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR (TERSAVID) IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE.


SKIN TEMPERATURE OF NORMAL AND VARICOSE LEGS AND SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE ETIOLOGY OF VARICOSE VEINS.


A LONG-TERM THERAPY OF ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE.


EFFECT OF FEEDING GROUNDNUT PROTEIN FORTIFIED WITH LIMITING ESSENTIAL AMINO-ACIDS ON GROWTH AND COMPOSITION OF LIVER, BLOOD, CARCASS AND CERTAIN LIVER ENZYMES IN ALBINO RATS.


STUDIES ON CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGS.  V: PHARMACOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOTAL ALKALOIDS FROM THE SEEDS OF ALANGIUM LAMARCKII THW.


STUDIES ON CARDIOLIPIN ANTIGEN: ROLE OF THE PHOSPHATIDIC ACID MOLECULE AND ITS COMPONENT PARTS IN THE SEROLOGIC REACTION.


ACTION OF AN ANTIFUNGAL ANTIBIOTIC, NYSTATIN, ON THE PROTOZOA,  LEISHMANIA DONOVANI.  V: STUDIES ON THE ABSORPTION OF NYSTATIN BY L. DONOVANI.


FURTHER STUDY OF HAEMAGGLUTINATION AND COMPLEMENT FIXATION TESTS IN LEPROSY.


ON THE MECHANISM OF THERMOGLYCAEMIA IN GUINEA-PIGS.


FEMALE GENITAL TUBERCULOSIS AND PREGNANCY.


EFFECT OF 3:5:3'-TRIIODOTHYRONINE ON TESTICULAR LIPID PATTERN IN PREPUBERAL RHESUS MONKEYS.


THE CORONARY PROFILE.

THE CORONARY PROFILE.


SOME GLOBAL ASPECTS OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN JAPAN.


SOME EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN NEW ZEALAND AND THE COOK ISLANDS.


APPROACHES TO THE PRIMARY PREVENTION OF  CLINICAL CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN HIGH-RISK, MIDDLE-AGED MEN.


THE EFFECT OF INSULIN AND POTASSIUM IN MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.


PATHOGENESIS OF HEMORRHAGIC INFARCTION OF THE BRAIN. I. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS OF ROLE OF HYPERTENSION AND OF COLLATERAL CIRCULATION.


DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF CEREBRAL ARTERIES. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND REPORT OF A CASE.


PATHOGENESIS OF HEMORRHAGIC INFARCTION  OF THE BRAIN. II. PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT DEXTRAN.


CEREBRAL LOCALIZATION FOR SCRATCHING AND  SEMINAL DISCHARGE.


MEDULLOBLASTOMA WITH EXTRACRANIAL METASTASES.


SEESAW NYSTAGMUS. CASE REPORT ELUCIDATING THE MECHANISM.


ABNORMAL BRAIN PERMEABILITY IN CO2 NARCOSIS.


NEUROLOGIC COMPLICATIONS OF MYELOMATOSIS.


SEVERE CRANIOCEREBRAL TRAUMA AND RESPIRATORY ABNORMALITIES.   I. PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO EFFECT OF TRACHEOSTOMY ON SURVIVAL.


THE CHAMBER ANGLE IN SPLIT-PUPIL.

THE CHAMBER ANGLE IN SPLIT-PUPIL.


METHOCARBAMOL IN THE THERAPY OF TETANUS.


SCHIOTZ AND APPLANATION TONOMETRY.

SCHIOTZ AND APPLANATION TONOMETRY.


MARGINAL DEGENERATION OF THE CORNEA WITH PERFORATION.


GLYCERIN. AN ORALLY EFFECTIVE OSMOTIC AGENT.


THE EOG IN CHLOROQUINE AND OTHER RETINOPATHIES.


RETINAL PITS. A STUDY OF PATHOLOGIC FINDINGS IN TWO CASES.


UNILATERAL GLAUCOMA FOLLOWING RESECTION OF A TUMOR OF THE SUPERIOR FORNIX.


GLIOMA OF THE OPTIC DISK.

GLIOMA OF THE OPTIC DISK.


ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR LIP SCLERECTOMY FOR OPEN ANGLE GLAUCOMA.


FURTHER AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THE LENS EPITHELIUM. NORMAL AND X-IRRADIATED RAT EYES.


FURTHER STUDIES ON BINDING OF EXOPHTHALMOS-PRODUCING SUBSTANCE BY NORMAL HUMAN SERUM.


SYMPATHETICS IN OCULAR SENSITIZATION TO CIRCULATING ANTIGEN.


BLOCKED AIRWAYS.

BLOCKED AIRWAYS.


RETINAL NEUROGLIA.

RETINAL NEUROGLIA.


INTERNATIONAL BIOLOGICAL STANDARDS.

INTERNATIONAL BIOLOGICAL STANDARDS.


PROGNOSIS IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE.

PROGNOSIS IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


TRANSFUSION OF A FOETUS.

TRANSFUSION OF A FOETUS.


MAPPING OF DISEASE.

MAPPING OF DISEASE.


LINOLEIC ACID IN INFANT NUTRITION.

LINOLEIC ACID IN INFANT NUTRITION.


CATCH-UP GROWTH.

CATCH-UP GROWTH.


BEHAVIOUR OF APPARATUS FOR OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION.


EXPERIMENTAL CLINIC FOR PREVENTING CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


CORRELATION BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL SIGNS OF  HYPERCAPNIA AND THE MIXED VENOUS PCO2.


RISK OF FACIAL PARALYSIS AFTER PAROTIDECTOMY.


A METHOD OF INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF HEPARIN IN  MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


PORTAL PHLEBOTHROMBOSIS IN THE PUERPERIUM: A REPORT OF  THREE CASES.


INTRAUTERINE TRANSFUSION OF FOETUS IN HAEMOLYTIC DISEASE.


UNUSUAL NEUROLOGICAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF  RESPIRATORY FAILURE.


ORAL NEOMYCIN: A POSSIBLE ANAESTHETIC HAZARD.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.

PSYCHIATRY AND THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM.


DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF LEUKAEMIA.

DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF LEUKAEMIA.


EVALUATION OF DRUGS FOR ANGINA.

EVALUATION OF DRUGS FOR ANGINA.


IMMOBILIZATION AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


EFFECT OF ANABOLIC STEROIDS ON RATS.

EFFECT OF ANABOLIC STEROIDS ON RATS.


OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE RIBS.

OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE RIBS.


DIAGNOSIS OF COARCTATION.

DIAGNOSIS OF COARCTATION.


ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN CHILDHOOD.

ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN CHILDHOOD.


DESENSITIZATION FOR DAPSONE DERMATITIS.

DESENSITIZATION FOR DAPSONE DERMATITIS.


TRANYLCYPROMINE AND CONVULSIONS.

TRANYLCYPROMINE AND CONVULSIONS.


CHRONIC PNEUMONITIS AND ASBESTOSIS.

CHRONIC PNEUMONITIS AND ASBESTOSIS.


TRANSIENT FOCAL CEREBRAL ISCHAEMIA.

TRANSIENT FOCAL CEREBRAL ISCHAEMIA.


INGROWING TOENAILS.

INGROWING TOENAILS.


LORD EVANS.

LORD EVANS.


SPONTANEOUS REGRESS OF CANCER.

SPONTANEOUS REGRESS OF CANCER.


ERNEST BRADFIELD.

ERNEST BRADFIELD.


ON THE FOKKER-PLANCK EQUATION IN THE STOCHASTIC THEORY OF MORTALITY. I.


AN ANALYSIS OF THE AORTIC PRESSURE CURVE DURING DIASTOLE.


BIOPHYSICAL LIMITATIONS ON DEEP DIVING: SOME LIMITING PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS.


BASIC CONCEPTS OF THERAPY IN ARTERIAL DISEASE.


THE HORMONE-DEPENDENT CANCERS.

THE HORMONE-DEPENDENT CANCERS.


"SOME PROBLEMS OF OSTEO-PLASTIC OPERATIONS ON THE LOWER-JAW".


THE ISOLATION OF ACTIVE PRINCIPLES IN PURE FORM BY PARTITION.


RADIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF GASTRO INTESTINAL HAEMORRHAGE.


INTESTINAL PLASTIC REPAIR OF THE RESECTED STOMACH.


A CLINICAL TRIAL OF A NEW METHOD OF INTRAVENOUS PREMEDICATION COMBINED   WITH PUDENDAL BLOCK FOR FORCEPS DELIVERIES.


STUDIES ON FACTORS THAT SELECTIVELY INFLUENCE CALCIFICATION IN THE MYOCARDIUM.


THE DURATION OF THE P WAVE IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE.


EFFECTS OF ACUTE CARDIAC TAMPONADE ON CIRCULATORY DYNAMICS AND CATECHOLAMINE PLASMA LEVELS.


ON THE HOST SPECIFICITY OF SCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM.


BACILLUS ALKALIGENES INFECTIONS. A CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 33 CASES.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN PARAGONIMIASIS.


TUBERCULOUS ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM.   REPORT OF A CASE TREATED WITH RESECTION AND ARTIFICIAL CRAFT.


THE IDENTITY OF PARAGONIMUS SZECHUANENSIS CHUNG AND TS'AO AND P. WESTERMANI (SZECHUAN VARIETY).


ROENTGENOLOGIC EXAMINATION OF THE PULMONARY VENTILATORY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SILICOSIS.


CONTINUOUS EPIDURAL BLOCK IN CESAREAN SECTION.


RADIATION, GENES AND CHILDHOOD.

RADIATION, GENES AND CHILDHOOD.


THE EFFECT OF SPLENECTOMY ON ASCITES IN SCHISTOSOMIASIS JAPONICA.


THE EFFECT OF ORALLY ADMINISTERED TRIOXYETHYLRUTIN ON HEMORRHOIDS.


METHYCLOTHIAZIDE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE.


ETHYLESTRENOL AS AN ANABOLIC STEROID IN INSTITUTIONALIZED CHILDREN.


A COMPARISON OF ORAL AND INTRAMUSCULAR TRIAMCINOLONE IN THE TREATMENT OF ACNE VULGARIS.


NEWER TOPICAL CORTICOSTEROIDS. A PAIRED COMPARISON STUDY OF TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE AND FLUOCINOLONE ACETONIDE.


A PRELIMINARY TRIAL OF R-2028 (HALOANISONE) (4' FLUORO (1-/4-(2 METHOXY) PHENY PIPERAZINYL) BUTYROPHENONE ORTHOPHOSPHATE.


A COMPARISON OF TOPICAL CORTICOSTEROIDS, UNDER OCCLUSIVE DRESSINGS: FLUOCINOLONE ACETONIDE AND TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE.


THE USEFULNESS OF TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF ARTHRITIC DISORDERS.


REPRODUCIBILITY OF DATA: TEST OF METHOD FOR EVALUATING SEDATIVE AND ANALGESIC MEDICATIONS.


THE ZONA PELLUCIDA OF THE RABBIT EGG.

THE ZONA PELLUCIDA OF THE RABBIT EGG.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE LIVING PRIMORDIAL GERM CELLS IN THE MOUSE.


TREATMENT OF OLIGOSPERMIA WITH LARGE DOSES OF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN.


PRIVILEGE AND RESPONSIBILITY.

PRIVILEGE AND RESPONSIBILITY.


VASO-EPIDIDYMOSTOMY WITH SIX-YEAR FOLLOW-UP. REPORT OF THREE NONGONOCOCCAL CASES.


HYPNOTIC PSEUDO-ORIENTATION IN TIME AS A MEANS OF DETERMINING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SURGICAL STERILIZATION IN THE MALE AND FEMALE. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


IMMUNOELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF SEMINAL PLASMA.


APPLICATION OF CURRENT RESEARCH DATA IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF MALE SUBFERTILITY.


CLOMIPHENE CITRATE: NEWER ASPECTS OF ITS USE IN PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF INFERTILITY.


EFFECT OF A DIPHENYLINDENE DERIVATIVE (U-11555A) ON BLASTOCYST SURVIVAL IN UTERO.


SPERM EVALUATION AS IT RELATES TO , UNPLANNED PARENTHOOD.


A STUDY OF THE INCIDENCE OF PREGNANCY FOLLOWING ADOPTION.


HIGH-SPEED HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY.

HIGH-SPEED HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY.


SOME STUDIES WITH ANTISERA TO HUMAN FSH.


VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA IN CHILDREN. (REPORT OF TWO CASES).


CLINICAL PATTERNS OF VIRUS HEPATITIS (BOTKIN'S DISEASE) IN CHILDREN AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS.


TREATABLE MENTAL SUBNORMALITY. I. INTRODUCTION.


ACUTE PANCREATITIS IN CHILDHOOD.

ACUTE PANCREATITIS IN CHILDHOOD.


PANCREATIC SURGERY.

PANCREATIC SURGERY.


REGIONAL PULMONARY FUNCTION STUDIED WITH XENON IN PATIENTS WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


PULMONARY VASOCONSTRICTION IN RESPONSE TO PRECAPILLARY HYPOXEMIA.


EPIDURAL ANESTHESIA IN FRACTURED NECK OF FEMUR.


THE LATERAL THENAR FLAP.

THE LATERAL THENAR FLAP.


CHANGES IN THYROIDAL FUNCTION DURING ADAPTATION TO LARGE DOSES OF IODIDE.


FOLLOW-UPSTUDY OF TWO NEW TECHNIQUES OF URETEROILEAL ANASTOMOSIS.


METABOLIC DISTURBANCES IN PYLORIC STENOSIS.


EFFECTS OF ACETYLCHOLINE ON THE INCORPORATION OF P32 INTO THE PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN SLICES OF SKIN FROM CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF THE PANCREAS.


STUDIES OF CALCIUM METABOLISM IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA WITH CALCIUM AND METABOLIC-BALANCE TECHNIQUES.


MANNOSE UTILIZATION IN MAN.

MANNOSE UTILIZATION IN MAN.


PLASMA LIPOPROTEIN METABOLISM IN PERFUSED  RAT LIVERS. II. TRANSFER OF FREE AND ESTERIFIED CHOLESTEROL INTO THE PLASMA.


PORTA-SYSTEMIC VENOUS ANASTOMOSES.

PORTA-SYSTEMIC VENOUS ANASTOMOSES.


THE USE OF AUTOCLAVED CADAVERIC BONE IN ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY.


METABOLISM OF CONSTITUENT LIPIDS OF DOG CHYLOMICRONS.


MEASUREMENT OF SMALL QUANTITIES OF INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITY WITH RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE. IV. SERUM INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITY AND TUMOR INSULIN CONTENT IN PATIENTS WITH FUNCTIONING ISLET-CELL TUMORS.


EXPERIENCE WITH THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ARTERIOVENOUS ANEURYSMS OF THE CAROTID SYSTEM.


THE PRESENCE OF TWO PERMEABILITY GLOBULINS IN HUMAN SERUM.


CARBON DIOXIDE AND THE WORK OF BREATHING.


A REVISION OF THE STANDARDIZED GENETIC NOMENCLATURE FOR MICE.


OBSERVATIONS ON HEMOGLOBIN "PYLOS": THE HEMOGLOBIN PYLOS-HEMOGLOBIN S COMBINATION.


ENZYME ACTIVITY IN SYNOVIAL FLUID.

ENZYME ACTIVITY IN SYNOVIAL FLUID.


REDUCED ABILITY OF MITOCHONDRIA   ISOLATED FROM LIVER TISSUE OF PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSIS TO SYNTHESIZE ATP.


NEPHROTOXIC SERUM RENAL DISEASE IN THE TAIWAN MONKEY.


THE INHERITANCE OF MAMMALIAN BEHAVIOR RE-EXAMINED.


THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM OF THE ADIPOSE MOUSE.


FACTORS AFFECTING INDIRECT DETERMINATION OF SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE OF RATS.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES IN THE ANEMIA OF MALIGNANCY. II. EFFECT OF FREUND'S ADJUVANT AND COLLOIDAL CARBON ON THE ERYTHROAGGLUTINATION REACTION.


USE OF EXOGENOUS AND ENDOGENOUS UREA FOR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN NORMAL AND UREMIC SUBJECTS.


PLASMA CLEARANCE AND WHOLE BODY TURNOVER OF INJECTED AND ABSORBED RADIOACTIVE VITAMIN B12 IN MAN.


"BLISTERING" IN TRIBOLIUM CONFUSUM.

"BLISTERING" IN TRIBOLIUM CONFUSUM.


MICROMELIA IN JAPANESE QUAIL. AN EMBRYONIC LETHAL MUTANT.


METHOD FOR THE ASSAY OF ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE IN PLASMA WITH A NOTE ON THE ANTIDIURETIC TITER OF HUMAN PLASMA.


SOME DIFFERENCES IN ERYTHROCYTE COMPOSITION AND UPTAKE OF RADIOACTIVE POTASSIUM, SODIUM, CHROMATE, AND TRIIODOTHYRONINE ASSOCIATED WITH IN VIVO AGING.


COMPARATIVE DURATION OF THE ANTIBACTERIAL EFFECT OF TOPICAL PENICILLIN AND MAFENIDE ON EXPERIMENTAL WOUNDS.


PHENOTYPIC VARIABLILTY OF TAILLESSNESS IN MANX CATS.


MORPHOLOGIC AND BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ERYTHROCYTES IN TESTOSTERONE-INDUCED REMISSION IN PATIENTS WITH ACQUIRED AND CONSTITUTIONAL APLASTIC ANEMIA.


LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION. VARIABILITY IN TWO INBRED STRAINS OF MICE AND THEIR F HYBRIDS.


VISUALIZATION OF THE LIVER BY SCANNING WITH MO99 (MOLYBDATE)  AS TRACER.


EFFECT OF PLASMA FROM NORMAL AND SCHIZOPHRENIC SUBJECTS ON THE OXIDATION OF LABELED GLUCOSE BY CHICKEN ERYTHROCYTES.


DETERMINATION OF D-XYLOSE IN URINE BY AUTOMATIC  CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.


SEPARATION OF IODOAMINO ACIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES--1962. II. A LITERATURE REVIEW.


SYNTHESIS OF SOME GAMMA-SUBSTITUTED ALPHA-AMINO GAMMALACTONES.


GASTROINTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF ASPIRIN ANHYDRIDE.


GRAVIMETRIC EVALUATION OF PAPER CHROMATOGRAMS. I. THEORY, INSTRUMENTATION, AND PROCEDURE.


GRAVIMETRIC EVALUATION OF PAPER CHROMATOGRAMS. II. STUDIES ON OUABAIN, OTHER GLYCOSIDES, AND PREDNISONE.


EFFECTS OF SOME HYPNOTIC DRUGS ON RESPIRATION AND OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION IN RAT BRAIN.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE KINETICS OF THE C.4 EPIMERIZATION OF TETRACYCLINE.


POWDERED PARTICLE INTERACTIONS: SUSPENSION FLOCCULATION AND CAKING. I.


ABSORPTION, METABOLISM, AND EXCRETION OF THE SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLIN 6-(2-ETHOXY-1NAPHTHAMIDO)PENICILLANIC ACID (NAFCILLIN).


PHYSICS OF TABLET COMPRESSION. XIII. DEVELOPMENT OF DIE-WALL PRESSURE DURING COMPRESSION OF VARIOUS MATERIALS.


SABADILLA ALKALOIDS. VIII. ISOLATION OF SABADILLINES I, II, AND III.


SABADILLA ALKALOIDS. IX. ISOLATION OF UNREPORTED MINOR CONSTITUENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THE KNOWN SABADILLA ALKALOIDS.


DISSOLUTION BEHAVIOR OF CRYSTALLINE SOLVATED AND NONSOLVATED FORMS OF SOME PHARMACEUTICALS.


DETERMINATION OF AMPHETAMINE IN DOSAGE FORMS BY PARTITION CHROMATOGRAPHY.


MICRO-METHOD FOR INTRAVENOUS INJECTION AND BLOOD SAMPLING.


EFFECT OF ZINC OXIDE CATALYZED PEROXIDE ON STEROLS OF ALMOND, COTTONSEED, AND OLIVE OILS.


COLORIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF PHENYLEPHRINE USING 4AMINOANTIPYRINE.


MOFIDICATION IN SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR THE MICROBIOLOGICAL ASSAY OF VITAMIN B12.


ACUTE TOXICITY OF INTRAVENOUS SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE.


METABOLISM OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE AND CHLOROFORM BY THE RAT.


THE DISTRIBUTION, EXCRETION, AND METABOLISM OF METHYLGLYOXAL-BIS-GUANYLHYDRAZONE-C14.


STIMULATORY EFFECT OF PHENOBARBITAL ON THE METABOLISM OF DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN.


THE UPTAKE AND BINDING OF CIRCULATING SEROTONIN AND THE EFFECT OF DRUGS.


MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITION BY A SERIES OF COMPOUNDS STRUCTURALLY RELATED TO BRETYLIUM AND GUANETHIDINE.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SUPERSENSITIVITY TO NOREPINEPHRINE AND ACETYLCHOLINE PRODUCED BY DENERVATION, DECENTRALIZATION AND RESERPINE.


SYMPATHOMIMETIC ACTIONS OF CIS-2-AMINO-4-METHYL-5-PHENYL-2OXAZOLINE.


RELEASE OF AUTONOMIC MEDIATORS IN CARDIAC TISSUE BY DIRECT SUBTHRESHOLD ELECTRICAL STIMULATION.


GANGLIONIC ACTIONS OF MUSCARINIC SUBSTANCES.


CHOLINOCEPTIVE SITES IN DENERVATED SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA.


IMPORTANT FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO REDUCTION IN MORTALITY IN A MONKEY COLONY.


ANALYSIS OF THE ROCHESTER ANIMAL TECHNICIANS TRAINING PROGRAM.


THE EFFECTS OF COLONY DISEASE UPON BEHAVIORAL STUDIES IN PRIMATES.


A DISEASE OF MICE CHARACTERIZED BY LUNG CONGESTION.


THE OPERATION OF AN EFFICIENT SURGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY.


AN INEXPENSIVE FACILITY TO HOUSE FARM ANIMALS USED IN RESEARCH.


BEAGLES FOR PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES.

BEAGLES FOR PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES.


UNIFORM AND FAVORABLE CONDITIONS FOR EXPERIMENTAL RATS.


OFFICE EVALUATION OF THE HYPERTENSIVE PATIENT. I.


DEATHS FROM MEASLES IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN 1961. A REPORT FROM THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, COLINDALE, LONDON, N.W.9.


SEROLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION OF PASTEURELLA PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS AND PASTEURELLA SEPTICA.


BRIEF REPORT ON THE ISOLATION OF ARTHRODERMA TUBERCULATUM FROM A HUMAN SOURCE.


FRAGMENTA MYCOLOGICA. V. ARE PERFECT FORMS OF HYPHOMYCETES (DERMATOPHYTES) PATHOGENIC?


CRITICAL SURVEY OF MEDICAL MYCOLOGICAL LITERATURE IN BULGARIA FOR THE PERIOD 1946-1961.


REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON MEDICAL MYCOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES, 1955-1962.


FURTHER RESEARCHES ON THE LONG VIABILITY AND GROWTH OF MANY PATHOGENIC FUNGI AND SOME BACTERIA IN STERILE DISTILLED WATER.


SPECIES OF MORTIERELLA FROM INDIA. III.

SPECIES OF MORTIERELLA FROM INDIA. III.


FUNGI ON MEDICINAL AND AROMATIC PLANTS IN THE NORTH WEST HIMALAYAS. I.


RESIDUAL PULMONARY LESIONS OF FUNGAL ORIGIN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.


THE GENUS PHYLLOSTICTA IN BOMBAY-MAHARASHTRA II.


SACCHAROMYCES VANUDENII NOV. SPEC.

SACCHAROMYCES VANUDENII NOV. SPEC.


STUDIES ON COLLETOTRICHUM CAPSICI III. THE EFFECT OF INITIAL PH ON THE GROWTH AND AMINO ACID COMPOSITION.


DIFFERENTIATION OF TRICHOPHYTON RUBRUM FROM TRICHOPHYTON MENTAGROPHYTES.


SWELLINGS OF THE PAROTID REGION: SIALOGRAPHY AS AN AID IN DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


A CONTEMPORARY VIEW OF THE PROBLEM OF ALCOHOLISM.


CURRENT ADVANCES IN THE AMBULATORY MEDICAL TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLICS.


CURRENT ADVANCES IN THE HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM.


CURRENT ADVANCES IN PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OF THE ALCOHOLIC.


CHANGES IN ALCOHOLISM REHABILITATION, 1928-1963.


PANEL DISCUSSION -- ALCOHOLISM.

PANEL DISCUSSION -- ALCOHOLISM.


THE ACTION OF THIOPENTONE ON THE PROTHROMBIN INDEX IN MAN.


DIMEFLINE, A NEW RESPIRATORY ANALEPTIC. AIR ANALYSES ON ARTERIAL AND CAPILLARY BLOOD.


SCOPOLAMINE AS SOLE PRE-ANAESTHETIC MEDICATION.


LOCAL EFFECTS OF ADRENALINE AND PHENYLALANYL-LYSYL-VASOPRESSIN IN LOCAL ANAESTHESIA.


FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TONIC AND PHASIC MUSCLES ELICITED BY SUCCINYLCHOLINE.


TRICHLORETHYLENE ANAESTHESIA AND HEPATIC FUNCTION. A STUDY BASED ON THE DETERMINATION OF ENZYME CONCENTRATIONS IN THE BLOOD.


DIMEFLINE, A NEW RESPIRATORY ANALEPTIC. PNEUMOTACHOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY.


A STUDY OF ISOCITRIC-DEHYDROGENASE OF RABBIT RETICULOCYTES AND ERYTHROCYTES. I. PROPERTIES, THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS IONS AND SH-REAGENTS.


ISOCITRIC-DEHYDROGENASE OF RABBIT RETICULOCYTES AND ERYTHROCYTES. II. THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL AGENTS ON THE LIBERATION OF THE ENZYME; THE MAXIMAL ACTIVITY OF THE ENZYME IN THE CELL.


CHEMICAL BASIS OF THE ACTION OF NATURAL COUMARIN AND ITS DERIVATIVES ON CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE.


CYTOLOGY SCREENING OF PRENATAL PATIENTS IN A MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL.


NORMAL EXFOLIATION OF ENDOMETRIAL CELLS IN PREMENOPAUSAL WOMEN.


A COMPARISON OF THE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX FROM SIBLINGS WITH GARGOYLISM AND TAY-SACHS' DISEASE.


TISSUE CULTURE STUDIES OF CELLS FROM MOUSE CERVIX SUBJECTED TO CARCINOGENIC TREATMENT.


NEUROSECRETORY MATERIAL PASSING INTO THE HYPOPHYSIAL PORTAL SYSTEM IN THE HUMAN INFUNDIBULUM, AND ITS FOETAL DEVELOPMENT.


THE ENDOCRINE STIMULATION OF IN VITRO ENDOMETRIUM.


CYTOLOGY OF CARCINOMA OF THE KIDNEY.

CYTOLOGY OF CARCINOMA OF THE KIDNEY.


MUCOSAL SMEAR CYTOLOGY IN THE DETECTION OF COLONIC CARCINOMA.


EFFECT OF ELECTROSHOCK AND THIAMINE ON CEREBRAL LACTIC ACID AND PYRUVIC ACID CONTENT OF THE RAT BRAIN.


PSYCHOANALYTIC AND NEUROVEGETATIVE MOOD DEPRESSING AND ELATING TREATMENT OF DEPRESSIONS AND PSYCHOSES.


SIGNIFICANCE OF MULTINUCLEATED EPITHELIAL CELLS IN BRONCHIAL WASHINGS.


REACTION OF THE PERITONEAL MESOTHELIUM OF THE RAT TO IRRITANTS: A CYTO-HISTOLOGIC STUDY.


AN EXPERIENCE IN THE CYTOPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


THE ROLE OF THE SPINAL GANGLION OF THE SACRAL NERVE ON THE FUNCTION OF THE URINARY BLADDER.


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY IN AN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED CARCINOMA OF THE HAMSTER CHEEK POUCH.


A TRIBUTE TO MORITZ TRAMER.

A TRIBUTE TO MORITZ TRAMER.


CYTOLYSIS IN POSTMATURITY AND ITS RELATION TO FETAL IMPAIRMENT.


IN VITRO INHIBITION OF PITUITARY PROLACTIN SYNTHESIS  AND RELEASE BY HYPOTHALAMIC EXTRACT.


TASTE PREFERENCES FOR LITHIUM CHLORIDE BY ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS.


INFLUENCE OF FASTING AND REFEEDING ON RESPONSE OF ADIPOSE TISSUE TO INSULIN.


PENTYLENETETRAZOL (METRAZOL) SHOCK IN NORMAL AND ADRENALECTOMIZED DOGS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GASTRIC SECRETION AND BEHAVIOR IN CHRONIC FISTULA RATS.


POLAROGRAPHIC STUDIES OF ENERGY METABOLISM IN RAT LIVER HOMOGENATES.


METABOLISM OF PHOSPHORUS IN THE SUPERSENSITIVE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND OF THE CAT.


A MECHANISM FOR ABSORPTION OF SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS FROM THE CANINE GALL BLADDER.


CONCENTRATIVE AND REVERSIBLE CHARACTER OF INTESTINAL AMINO ACID TRANSPORT.


QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF INTESTINAL FLUID LOSS IN IRREVERSIBLE HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


PRESSOR ACTIVITY OF RENAL VENOUS EFFLUENT OF NORMAL AND HYPERTENSIVE RATS.


MECHANISM OF BILIRUBIN EXCRETION BY AVIAN KIDNEY.


OSMOLALITY, BICARBONATE CONCENTRATION, AND WATER REABSORPTION IN PROXIMAL TUBULE OF THE DOG NEPHRON.


RENAL TUBULAR TRANSPORT OF CITRATE: RELATIONS WITH CALCIUM.


EFFECT OF URETERAL BLOCKADE ON RENAL BLOOD FLOW AND URINARY CONCENTRATING ABILITY.


EFFECTS OF ENDOTOXIN ON RENAL FUNCTION AND HEMODYNAMICS.


ACTIVATION OF PHOSPHORYLASE IN TOAD BLADDER AND MAMMALIAN KIDNEY BY ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE.


BIO-ASSAY OF CIRCULATING RENIN-LIKE PRESSOR MATERIAL BY ISOVOLEMIC CROSS CIRCULATION.


MEMBRANE POTENTIALS IN K-DEFICIENT MUSCLE.


EFFECT OF HIGH SPINAL SECTION ON ESTABLISHED LACTATION IN THE RABBIT.


FATE OF H3-NORADRENALINE IN SKELETAL MUSCLE BEFORE AND FOLLOWING SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION.


KIDNEY OXYGEN AVAILABILITY.

KIDNEY OXYGEN AVAILABILITY.


CRITICAL OXYGEN TENSIONS IN NEWBORN, YOUNG, AND ADULT MICE.


RESPIRATORY FUNCTIONS OF BLOOD OF THE YAK, LLAMA, CAMEL, DYBOWSKI DEER, AND AFRICAN ELEPHANT.


THE BOHR EFFECT RELATED TO BLOOD AND ERYTHROCYTE PH.


PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF INTERMEDIATE COAGULATION PRODUCT I AND A STUDY OF ITS PROPERTIES.


PARALLEL INHIBITION OF SPONTANEOUS AND ANTIGEN-INDUCED PLATELET HISTAMINE RELEASE.


VOLUME DISTRIBUTION OF EVANS BLUE DYE AND IODINATED ALBUMIN IN THE DOG.


PASSIVE TRANSFER OF DEXTRAN ANAPHYLACTOID REACTION IN RATS.


BLOOD FLOW AND OXYGEN DEBT REPAYMENT IN EXERCISING SKELETAL MUSCLE.


BARORECEPTOR INFLUENCE ON POSTURAL CHANGES IN BLOOD PRESSURE AND CAROTID BLOOD FLOW.


HIGH NA CONTENT OF EARLY EMBRYONIC CHICK HEART.


INFLUENCE OF EXTRACELLULAR POTASSIUM LEVELS ON ATRIOVENTRICULAR TRANSMISSION.


RELATIONSHIP OF BLOOD FLOW AND MYOCARDIAL RB  CLEARANCE IN RIGHT AND LEFT VENTRICLES.


CHORDA TENDINEA TENSION.

CHORDA TENDINEA TENSION.


RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IN DOGS WITH CARDIAC DENERVATION.


LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE ACTIVITY IN HUMAN HEART.


PERFUSION OF RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE.

PERFUSION OF RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE.


CONGENITAL SHORT URETHRA WITHOUT HYPOSPADIA.


CEREBROSPINAL RHINORRHOEA IN CASES OF HIGH FACIAL FRACTURES.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF EPIPHYSIOLYSIS CAPITIS FEMORIS.


TWO WOMEN WITH STONE FORMATION IN A URETHRAL DIVERTICULUM.


ON LECTURING.

ON LECTURING.


STATISTICAL OBSERVATION ON RHEUMATIC FEVER IN JAPAN.


CALLING MEPHISTOPHELES.

CALLING MEPHISTOPHELES.


DISCOVERY OF CORONARY SCLEROSIS AS A CAUSE OF ANGINA PECTORIS, CONTRIBUTION OF A FORGOTTEN IRISH PHYSICIAN (SAMUEL BLACK).


PROBABLE HISTOPLASMA PERICARDITIS WITH EFFUSION. REPORT OF A CASE WITH RECURRENCE.


IDIOPATHIC DISEASE OF MYOCARDIUM. A PROSPECTIVE STUDY.


PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA. CLINICAL AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC ASPECTS (WITH A CASE REPORT OF TWO TUMORS ARISING IN ABDOMINAL SYMPATHETIC PLEXUSES).


SERUM VISCOSITY IN RHEUMATIC DISEASES AND MACROGLOBULINEMIA.


PAINFUL DYSFUNCTION OF TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT.


ELEVATED SWEAT SODIUM AND CHLORIDE IN ADULT WITHOUT CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


MANAGEMENT OF ASCITES.

MANAGEMENT OF ASCITES.


THE MACULA DENSA AND JUXTAGLOMERULAR BODY IN CIRRHOSIS.


NEPHROTIC SYNDROME. A CLINICAL AND PATHOLICAL STUDY.


CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS OF GONOCOCCEMIA. A REVIEW OF 14 CASES.


URICOSURIC AGENTS AND PHENOLSULFONPHTHALEIN EXCRETION.


SIMPLE TESTS FOR SIGNIFICANT BACTERIURIA.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN RHESUS MONKEYS. V. MARKED DIET-INDUCED HYPERCHOLESTEREMIA WITH XANTHOMATOSIS AND SEVERE ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


GRANULOMATOUS ANGIITIS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.


ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN THE RAT THYROID GLAND. A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


ADRENAL WIDTH AND METASTASIS IN BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA.


MELANOTIC PROGONOMA OF THE MAXILLA. CASE REPORT OF SO-CALLED RETINAL ANLAGE TUMOR.


DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN KIDNEY AS SHOWN BY MICRODISSECTION. I. PREPARATION OF TISSUE WITH REASONS FOR POSSIBLE MISINTERPRETATION OF OBSERVATIONS.


DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN KIDNEY AS SHOWN BY MICRODISSECTION. II. RENAL PELVIS, CALYCES, AND PAPILLAE.


DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN KIDNEY AS SHOWN BY MICRODISSECTION. III. FORMATION AND INTERRELATIONSHIP OF COLLECTING TUBULES AND NEPHRONS.


NEPHROTIC SYNDROME IN RENAL VEIN THROMBOSIS. REPORT OF A CASE WITH ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF A RENAL BIOPSY.


PATHOGENESIS OF THE SPONTANEOUS ATHEROSCLEROTIC PLAQUE. A STUDY ON THE  A/FRIEDMAN M: PATHOGENESIS OF THE SPONTANEOUS ATHEROSCLEROTIC PLAQUE. A STUDY ON THE CHOLESTEROL-FED RABBIT.


HISTOPATHOLOGY OF ADRENALS IN ANIMALS IMMUNIZED WITH  TISSUE ANTIGENS. A STUDY OF GUINEA PIGS AND RABBITS.


WEIGHT LOSS IN CORTISONE-TREATED RABBITS. EFFECTS OF STREPTOMYCIN AND PENICILLIN.


CARCINOMA OF RAT LUNG FROM INTRAPLEURAL METHYLCHOLANTHRENE.


CUTANEOUS METASTASIS OF RENAL CELL CARCINOMA.


WHOSE PATIENT?

WHOSE PATIENT?


THE USE OF DTPA IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF IDIOPATHIC HAEMOCHROMATOSIS.


MACROGLOBULINAEMIA WITH CHROMOSOMAL ANOMALY.


HEREDITARY FACTORS IN HUMAN LEUKAEMIA: A REPORT OF FOUR CASES  OF LEUKAEMIA IN A FAMILY.


ORAL I-131 TRIOLEIN TOLERANCE CURVES IN NORMAL, ATHEROSCLEROTIC AND HYPERLIPAEMIC SUBJECTS.


PATTERNS OF RESPONSE TO BRONCHODILATOR IN YOUNG PATIENTS WITH ASTHMA.


SENSORY LOSS IN POLIOMYELITIS.

SENSORY LOSS IN POLIOMYELITIS.


OBSERVATIONS ON TRIAMTERENE--A NEW DIURETIC.


INSTRUMENTS USED FOR GASTRO-INTESTINAL BIOPSY.


PORPHYRIA GUTANEA TARDA SYMPTOMATICA ASSOCIATED WITH HEPATIC GRANULOMATA.


THE ISOLATION OF SALMONELLAE FROM MEAT PRODUCTS AND FERTILIZERS IN ADELAIDE.


THE PLATELET.

THE PLATELET.


THE ANANCASTIC INDIVIDUAL IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH.


THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF THE AMNESIC SYNDROME.


THE METABOLISM OF INORGANIC NITROGEN AND ITS COMPOUNDS IN MICRO-ORGANISMS.


A NEW LOOK AT RUBELLA.

A NEW LOOK AT RUBELLA.


FOOD IN HOSPITALS.

FOOD IN HOSPITALS.


ADDICTION TO CHLORODYNE.

ADDICTION TO CHLORODYNE.


RADIOACTIVITY IN MAN.

RADIOACTIVITY IN MAN.


FIFTY YEARS OF MEDICAL RESEARCH.

FIFTY YEARS OF MEDICAL RESEARCH.


ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL.


THE FUTURE OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF RUBELLA.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF RUBELLA.


LABORATORY STUDIES ON RUBELLA AND THE RUBELLA SYNDROME.


NEUROLOGICAL AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS OF THE RUBELLA EPIDEMIC OF 1962.


TROPHOBLASTIC TUMOURS. CHEMOTHERAPY AND DEVELOPMENTS.


NALIDIXIC ACID IN INFECTIONS OF URINARY TRACT. LABORATORY AND CLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS.


NALIDIXIC ACID IN URINARY INFECTIONS.

NALIDIXIC ACID IN URINARY INFECTIONS.


DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID CONTENT OF EPIDERMAL IN-SITU CARCINOMAS.


ADDISON'S DISEASE IN IDENTICAL TWINS.

ADDISON'S DISEASE IN IDENTICAL TWINS.


BLOOD GROUPS AND ENZYMES OF HUMAN RED CELLS AFTER TWO YEARS' STORAGE IN LIQUID NITROGEN.


ANALGESIC DRUGS FOR RHEUMATISM.

ANALGESIC DRUGS FOR RHEUMATISM.


HOSPITAL STERILE SUPPLIES:  EDINBURGH PRE-SET TRAY SYSTEM.


CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL.

CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL.


ISOLATION OF HOSPITAL PATIENTS.

ISOLATION OF HOSPITAL PATIENTS.


DEATH RATE FROM CARDIAC DISEASES.

DEATH RATE FROM CARDIAC DISEASES.


SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.

SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.


ALCOHOL AND ROAD ACCIDENTS.

ALCOHOL AND ROAD ACCIDENTS.


DENTAL ANAESTHETICS.

DENTAL ANAESTHETICS.


ANOXIA AND SICKLING.

ANOXIA AND SICKLING.


WOUND CLOSURE WITH ADHESIVE TAPE.

WOUND CLOSURE WITH ADHESIVE TAPE.


J. F. CORSON.

J. F. CORSON.


COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ANIMAL REPRODUCTION.


THE INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE PREPARATION OF SMALLPOX VACCINE. AN INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE ASSAY. A purified, concentrated sheep vaccine, prepared from a vaccinia strain in use in the United Kingdom for more than 60 years, has been established as the International Reference Preparation of Smallpox Vaccine, intended to permit comparative assay with national reference vaccines.Before its establishment as the International Reference Preparation, the proposed international reference vaccine was tested in seven laboratories in as many countries together with four other distributed vaccines and one local vaccine in each country. All laboratories used the scarification test on rabbits; four used the pock count method; the intracutaneous test in rabbits, the plaque count in tissue culture and the LD(50) test in eggs, cultures and newborn mice were used by one to three of the participants.The proposed international reference preparation met all the requirements laid down by the WHO Study Group on Requirements for Smallpox Vaccine in six laboratories when the scarification test was used and in all laboratories when the pock count test was used.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CLINICAL REACTION OBSERVED AFTER APPLICATION OF SEVERAL SMALLPOX VACCINES IN PRIMARY VACCINATION OF YOUNG ADULTS. Four smallpox vaccines from different production laboratories were compared in primary vaccination of young adults. Morbidity rate, high fever rate and prolonged fever rate, as defined in this report, were used as gauges for pathogenic potency. Special batches were prepared, in addition, from two of these vaccines after three passages on calf skin. Two vaccines, prepared from the Elstree strain-a sheep lymph and its third calf-passage-were found to be of low pathogenicity. Two calf lymphs, prepared from the Copenhagen strain and the Bern strain respectively, caused clearly higher rates of illness and of height and duration of fever. Two calf lymphs from the Ecuador strain took up an intermediate position.Vaccine potency, as assessed on the chorio-allantoic membrane of developing chick embryos, seems to be of no significance for the course of vaccinia disease caused by two pustules. Besides the pathogenicity of the vaccinia strain, ill-defined extraneous factors might be of importance for the degree of illness observed after primary smallpox vaccination.


MOSQUITO CYTOGENETICS. A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE, 1953-62. Although an intensified interest in mosquito cytogenetics in the past decade has produced a number of contributions to knowledge on this subject, the available information is still superficial and limited to a few mosquito species only. The author of this review summarizes the research done in this field between 1953 and 1962.The following are some of the achievements and some of the gaps that remain to be filled. Karyotypes of several species of Anopheles, Aedes and Culex conform to the general pattern 2n=6, with heterosomes distinguishable only in Anopheles. At least three different karyotypes are present in Anopheles. Salivary gland chromosome maps are now available for several anopheline species, but are still lacking for Culex and Aedes. No precise correlation may yet be made between the frequency of chromosomal aberrations and the degree of insecticide-resistance. Sexual differences in the salivary X-chromosomes have been reported for several species of Anopheles. Chromosomal polymorphism is common in some anophelines, but rare in others. Chromosomal mutation has been induced by means of X-rays.In his conclusions, the author stresses that prospects are especially good for evolutionary and genetic studies involving chromosomal polymorphism.


INVESTIGATIONS LEADING TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF MEMBERS OF THE ANOPHELES UMBROSUS GROUP AS THE PROBABLE VECTORS OF MOUSE DEER MALARIA. Although mosquitos of the Anopheles umbrosus group have long been recognized as important vectors of human malaria in Malaya, there have been doubts about the origin of some of the malaria infections found, especially in A. umbrosus and A. letifer. Investigations have accordingly been carried out in the Malayan swamp-forest, in conjunction with laboratory studies, into the nature of malaria infections in wild-caught mosquitos, the biting behaviour of anophelines and the presence of malaria infection in man and animals. The authors conclude from the results reported in this paper that A. umbrosus is a vector of mouse deer malaria and rarely, if ever, transmits primate malaria; that A. letifer transmits both human and mouse deer malaria; and that A. baezai and A. roperi are probably vectors of mouse deer malaria.


CANINE NEOPLASIA. A PROTOTYPE FOR HUMAN CANCER STUDY. The authors review current knowledge of spontaneous neoplasms in the dog. The prevalence of certain types of canine tumour has been studied, and comparisons have been made with the occurrence of similar neoplasms in man. Where there are appropriate analogies between the two species, the dog with spontaneous tumours can be used for studies that are not practicable in man.Nutritional and morphological studies have been done on cells cultured from canine tumours. Some consistency has been demonstrated in the morphology of cultures of different tumours of the same type. Nutritional studies with the transmissible venereal sarcoma of the dog have shown the cells to be subject to a growth-repressing effect by SH-containing amino-acids.Attempts to transmit tumours to other dogs or other species have generally been unsuccessful. A transplantable tumour developed in a mouse injected with non-cellular material from a canine thyroid carcinoma, but it is not certain that the tumour was induced. Cell-culture studies have shown that some tumours yield a factor that is cytopathogenic for normal cells, but none has been shown capable of inducing neoplasms in vivo.


FIELD TESTS OF RUBBER DISC FLOW-REGULATORS ON COMPRESSION SPRAYERS. As part of a WHO project for the evaluation of spraying equipment for use in malaria eradication campaigns, field trials were carried out in Northern Nigeria which confirmed the potential usefulness of rubber disc flow-regulators on compression sprayers. In these trials the operational characteristics of disc regulators were compared with those of mechanical regulators. Although the scale of the tests was too small to indicate the financial implications of the widespread use of disc regulators, some valid quantitative data were obtained on constancy of flow rate, liquid distribution, tendency to clog, and other factors. The greatest advantage of the rubber disc regulator for the field operator is its simplicity; it has, however, two disadvantages as compared with the mechanical regulator: it tends to clog more frequently with debris and it is rather easily lost when spraying apparatus is being cleaned.


A REVIEW OF CENTRAL EUROPEAN METHODS FOR THE BIOLOGICAL ESTIMATION OF WATER POLLUTION LEVELS. With the increasing amount and variety of pollution of surface and other waters in the modern world, there is an increasing need for simple, rapid and reliable methods for assessing the degree of purity or contamination of water. Partly for historical reasons, chemical methods have been used more widely than biological ones, although the latter possess certain advantages not shared by the former.Much important work on the biological assessment of water pollution has been done in Central Europe, and the author of this paper reviews the more significant of the modern methods evolved there. Some are ecological, some physiological; and certain of them merit consideration as standardizable procedures, applicable over a wider range of waters than those for which they were developed. To this end it will be necessary to conduct carefully controlled field trials under varying climatic and other conditions.


THE NON-MEDICAL USE OF ANTIBIOTICS AND THE RISK OF CAUSING MICROBIAL DRUG-RESISTANCE. One of the hazards involved in the use of antibiotics in animal feeds is that it may lead to the development of bacterial drug-resistance. An analysis of the phenomenon shows that this possibility largely depends on the size of the bacterial populations involved and on the possibility of selective multiplication of the resistant mutants that may be present. Additional factors involved in the development of resistance are the type of drug applied and the time during which the bacteria are in contact with it.Animal experiments and general practical experience show that resistance, especially in E. coli, Salm. typhimurium and Staph. aureus, may considerably increase as higher doses are added to the feed. Therefore, the lowest effective level for growth promotion (5-20 p.p.m. of penicillin or tetracycline) is to be preferred over higher levels.AS TO THE PRACTICE OF FOOD PRESERVATION BY MEANS OF ANTIBIOTICS, A DANGEROUS SITUATION MAY ARISE IF TWO FACTORS COMBINE: emergence of bacterial resistance in Salmonella and perhaps other pathogenic bacteria in the animal as a result of the addition of a certain antibiotic to feeds, and subsequent use of the same substance for preservation of the meat.


STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY IN MOLLUSCICIDES: THE PHENACYL HALIDES, A GROUP OF POTENTIALLY USEFUL MOLLUSCICIDES.


ALIMENTARY LIPAEMIA IN ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE.


MOLLUSCICIDAL QUALITIES OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE (NAPCP) REVEALED BY 6-HOUR AND 24-HOUR EXPOSURES AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE STAGES AND SIZES OF AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS.


DRUGS RELATED TO THE EXACERBATION OR AMELIORATION OF HEPATIC COMA AND THEIR EFFECTS ON AMMONIA TOXICITY.


PLASMA VALUES AFTER ORAL 45-CALCIUM AND 85-STRONTIUM AS AN INDEX OF ABSORPTION.


THE ACTION OF ANGIOTENSIN IN MAN.

THE ACTION OF ANGIOTENSIN IN MAN.


PHOSPHATE EXCRETION AND PARATHYROID FUNCTION AFTER RADIOIODINE THERAPY AND THYROIDECTOMY.


THE EFFECTS OF SYNTHETIC VASOPRESSIN AND ANGIOTENSIN ON THE CIRCULATION IN CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER.


METABOLIC CHANGES IN THE FOREARM MUSCLE AND SKIN DURING EMOTIONAL MUSCULAR VASODILATATION.


THE RATIO OF THE AVERAGE BODY HAEMATOCRIT TO THE VENOUS HAEMATOCRIT IN PREGNANCY.


RETENTION OF ALIPHATIC AMINES IN URAEMIA.


GRADED SWEAT-DUCT OCCLUSION; A TECHNIQUE FOR STUDYING SWEAT-GLAND FUNCTION.


THE CLINICAL USEFULNESS OF ADRENOCORTICAL HORMONES IN TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF POTASSIUM, SODIUM, CHLORIDE AND UREA BETWEEN LUMBAR CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND BLOOD SERUM IN HUMAN SUBJECTS.


NYSTAGMUS IN RABBITS PROVOKED BY ARTIFICIAL BRAIN TUMOURS.


EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND X-RAY IRRADIATION ON INTRINSIC GROWTH RATE IN POPULATIONS OF DROSOPHILA PSEUDOOBSCURA.


PANCREATIC REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF PANCREATIC STEATORRHOEA. The effect of a whole pancreas preparation (Viokase) has been investigated in 11 patients with pancreatic steatorrhoea and in five patients with steatorrhoea due to other causes. The appearance of the stool, faecal fat, and stool and blood radioactivity after a given dose of I(131) triolein (Raolein) were employed in assessing the response to Viokase therapy. Pancreatic steatorrhoea was considerably improved in the majority of patients, and showed some improvement in the remainder. Viokase appeared to be of limited value in the treatment of post-gastrectomy steatorrhoea, and failed to influence fat absorption in steatorrhoea due to disorder of the small intestine.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF CHRONIC PANCREATITIS. A series of 53 cases of chronic pancreatic disease is described and attention drawn to the frequency with which symptoms are persistent rather than intermittent. A plea is made for the use of the term ;progressive' rather than ;relapsing' in describing many of these cases. Alcohol was an unimportant factor in the aetiology. The possibility of achieving an accurate and early diagnosis using the serum secretin/pancreozymin test is emphasized. The frequent relief of symptoms and the prevention of progress of the disease by surgery, especially sphincterotomy, is recorded.


POST-NECROTIC CIRRHOSIS WITH CHRONIC CHOLESTASIS. Features of biliary obstruction were seen in 57 of 300 cases of post-necrotic cirrhosis but gave rise to real diagnostic difficulty in only 11 cases. The paper deals with the recognition and possible pathogenesis of this syndrome.


THE VITAMIN B12 CONTENT OF HUMAN LIVER TISSUE OBTAINED BY ASPIRATION  BIOPSY. It is possible to estimate the vitamin B12 content of liver specimens obtained by needle biopsy. The liver B12 content is not related to the serum levels of vitamin B12, bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase, or albumin. It is reduced in a number of pathological conditions of the liver and the reasons for this are discussed, as also are the factors determining the content of B12 in the normal liver.


THE ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERN OF NORMAL HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE AND OF THE GASTRIC JUICE OF PATIENTS WITH GASTRIC ULCER AND GASTRIC CANCER. This study reports the electrophoretic pattern of the proteins in human gastric juice of control patients and patients with gastric ulcer and gastric carcinoma. Autodigestion was prevented by intragastric neutralization. The statistical limits of normal are defined and the changes found in the gastric juice of gastric ulcer and gastric patients with gastric carcinoma described.


AN ASSESSMENT OF THE AUGMENTED HISTAMINE TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PEPTIC ULCER. CORRELATIONS BETWEEN GASTRIC SECRETION, AGE AND SEX OF PATIENTS, AND SITE AND NATURE OF THE ULCER. Patients with peptic ulcer, radiologically negative dyspepsia, and gastric carcinoma have been studied with the modified augmented histamine test described in the previous paper. For each disease a range of values is presented and compared with the normal range, taking account of age and sex. The test may be of diagnostic value because comparison of an observed result with the ranges presented may show that a disorder, for example duodenal ulcer, is almost certainly present or almost certainly not present. Thus, in duodenal ulcer about half the values of peak acid output were above the normal range, and there was a threshold figure for peak acid output below which patients with duodenal ulcer were not found. There was a gradient for peak acid output in patients with ulcers at different sites so that ulcers in the body of the stomach < near the angulus < prepyloric < duodenal ulcers. Normal acid output did not exclude carcinoma of the stomach. Abnormally high basal or peak acid output in patients with dyspepsia but negative barium meals may suggest the presence of peptic ulceration.