OSTEOCLASTS: ORGANIZATION IN CHICK EMBRYO BONE. A multinucleated endosteum was observed in the long bones of chick embryos aged 14 to 17 days. The endosteum appears to be responsible for extensive bone resorption; the bulk of the diaphyseal bone is almost completely replaced during this particular 3-day interval. Eventually, the endosteum appears to be transformed into numerous individual osteoclasts. Both the endosteum and the osteoclasts are found almost entirely on the medial surfaces of the innermost bone spicules and they seem to destroy collagen by extracellular proteolysis.


CIRCULATING SMALL LYMPHOCYTES: IMMUNOLOGICALLY COMPETENT  CELLS WITH LIMITED REACTIVITES. Highly purified small lymphocytes from peripheral blood are capable of producing acute transplantation disease. However, such lymphocytes do not transfer from sensitized to normal mice the capacity to produce antibody to bovine serum albumin under conditions where mixed populations of lymphoid cells from the sensitized donors are effective.


ISOLATED MAMMALIAN EYE: A METHOD FOR QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF AUTONOMIC DRUGS. The enucleated rodent eye can be mounted for study in vitro, in a chamber that contains electrodes suitably placed to enable the severed post-ganglionic nerves to the iris to be stimulated. The technique provides a simple quantitative method for the study of drugs which act at the parasympathetic neuro-effector junction.


CORTISOL FROM HUMAN NERVE.

CORTISOL FROM HUMAN NERVE. Cortisol was found in myelinated nerve fibers of the lumbo-sacral plexus (2.0 to 6.0 microg per gram of tissue) and in the sympathetic chain with dorsal root ganglia (0.2 to 0.4 microg per gram of tissue).


PHOSPHATE INCORPORATION IN DESHEATHED NERVES: EFFECTS OF POTASSIUM AND CALCIUM IONS. In the presence of Ringer's solution containing a high concentration of potassium ions, the incorporation of P(32)-orthophosphate into adenosine triphosphate and other organophosphates of the desheathed sciatic nerve of the bullfrog was inhibited by more than 75 percent. In calcium-free Ringer's solution containing ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, the inhibition was about 30 percent. Both solutions depolarized the nerves, and the depolarization probably interfered with the mechanisms of phosphate transfer rather than directly with phosphorylation. The inhibition may have been a consequence of the decreased adsorption of phosphates which occurs at the excitable surface during depolarization.


FEEDBACK CONTROL OF PURIFIED DEOXYCYTIDYLATE DEAMINASE. The activity of purified deoxycytidylate deaminase obtained from chick-embryo extracts is dependent upon the presence of deoxycytidine triphosphate and magnesium ions. The stability of the enzyme at 37 degrees C is markedly enhanced by deoxycytidine triphosphate, and less so by the other deoxyribonucleotides. The inhibition by p-chloromercuribenzoate, urea, and deoxythymidine triphosphate, is reversed by deoxycytidine triphosphate. This reversal suggests that the regulation of enzyme activity is effected through configurational changes in the enzyme structure.


PHOTOSENSITIZING SUBSTANCE IN HUMAN SERUM: EFFECT ON HELA CELLS. The destructive effects of blue and white light on HeLa cells grown in monolayers is described. Apparently, there is a photosensitizer in the human-serum component of the growth medium. The photosensitizer may be a compound containing riboflavin.


THIAMINE: A NOVEL CONVERSION FROM THIOCHROME. Reaction of thiochrome with with alpha-chloropropionic acid yields thiamine and acetaldehyde. The reaction seems to proceed by way of a zwitterion intermediate that undergoes decarboxylation and hydrolysis. The biological significance of the reaction cannot yet be evaluated.


INDOLEACETAMIDE AS AN INTERMEDIATE IN THE SYNTHESIS OF INDOLEACETIC ACID IN PSEUDOMONAS SAVASTANOI. When DL-tryptophan-2-C(14) was incubated with washed cells or cell-free preparations of Pseudomonas savastanoi, two radioactive metabolites were formed. One was identified as indoleacetamide and the second, indoleacetic acid. The amount of indoleacetamide in the reaction mixture increased rapidly during the early stages of incubation; it reached a peak after 15 minutes and declined steadily there-after. Indoleacetic acid, on the other hand, accumulated slowly throughout the incubation period. Cell-free preparations preferentially utilize the L-isomer of tryptophan for the synthesis of indoleacetamide and indoleacetic acid. The results of these experiments suggest, therefore, that P. savastanoi synthesizes indoleacetic acid by the following reactions: L-tryptophan--> indoleacetamide-->indoleacetic acid.


ANGIOTENSIN II: ITS EFFECTS ON CORTICOID PRODUCTION BY CHICKEN ADRENALS IN VITRO. Mammalian angiotensin II, added to the incubation medium, failed to increase corticoid production by chicken adrenal tissue in vitro. Mammalian corticotropic hormone (ACTH) stimulated both aldosterone and corticosterone production.


CORTICAL EVOKED POTENTIALS AND PERCEPTION OF PAIRED FLASHES. Digital computer techniques have been employed to extract cortical evoked potentials to paired visual stimuli. Changes in the evoked potentials have been related to perceptual phenomena varying as a function of the interval between flashes. Evoked potentials to paired stimuli, which gave rise to perceptual interactions, could be approximated by algebraic summation of the responses to the stimuli when presented separately.


FEAR AND PAIN: THEIR EFFECT ON SELF-INJECTION OF AMOBARBITAL SODIUM BY RATS. Rats receiving occasional brief electric shocks pressed a bar, which caused them to be injected with amobarbital sodium, more frequently than the control rats to which they were yoked and which were injected when their partners pressed but whose own bar activated only a recorder. This differential effect was not shown by pairs run without shocks.


A COLCHICINE, HYPOTONIC CITRATE, AIR DRYING SEQUENCE FOR FOETAL MAMMALIAN CHROMOSOMES.


ADAPTING TOLUIDINE BLUE TO STAIN GANGLION CELLS IN VISCERA ORTHOCHROMATICALLY,  AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS METACHROMATICALLY.


CHROMOSOME SPREADS FROM RABBIT LENS EPITHELIUM FOR CYTOLOGIC AND AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


ADAPTATION OF THE NAUTA METHOD FOR USE ON DEGENERATING FIBERS IN RAT CORTEX AND THALAMUS.


THE ALCIAN DYES APLIED TO GASTRIC MUCOSA.


AN IODINE STAIN FOR GROSS NEUROPATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF BRAIN STEM AND SPINAL CORD.


ARALDITE 6005 FOR PERMANENT MOUNTING IN SITU OF CELL COLONIES GROWN IN PLASTIC DISHES.


A DEVICE FOR MOUNTING GLASS KNIVES IN THE ORDINARY   ROTARY MICROTOME FOR SECTIONING PLASTIC-EMBEDDED MATERIAL.


PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT OF THE CORONARY SYNDROME.


EFFECT OF METHYLPENTYNOL ON EXTRASYSTOLIC ARRHYTHMIA WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO EXTRASYSTOLES OF NERVOUS ORIGIN AND THOSE DUE TO DIGITALIS THERAPY.


HIREPIN TREATMENT OF VASCULAR HEADACHE.

HIREPIN TREATMENT OF VASCULAR HEADACHE.


THROMBOLYSIS WITH NICOTINIC ACID.

THROMBOLYSIS WITH NICOTINIC ACID.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF DIABETES.

THE PATHOGENESIS OF DIABETES.


COMBINED DRUG THERAPY OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


VACCINIA VIRUS-HELA CELL INTERACTION. I. THE EFFECT OF IMMUNE SERUM ON THE PRODUCTION OF INFECTIVE VIRUS, COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIGEN, AND HEMAGGLUTININ.


RESISTANCE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHALLENGE INFECTION OF POLYOMA-  INDUCED TUMOR CELL CLONES.


THE BASIS FOR THE SIZE DIFFERENCES IN PLAQUES PRODUCED BY VARIANTS OF ENCEPHALOMYOCARDITIS (EMC) VIRUS.


PURIFICATION AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MENINGOPNEUMONITIS VIRUS.


THE EFFECTS OF ACTINOMYCIN D ON GROWTH OF ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS IN VITRO.


A SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE ADENOVIRUS GROUP.


THE GROWTH OF AN RNA BACTERIOPHAGE: THE ROLE OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF SHADOWED TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS.


INHIBITION OF VIRAL REPLICATION BY ANTICELLULAR SERUM.


A DIALYSIS TECHNIQUE FOR PREPARING FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY.


AN INFECTIOUS NUCLEIC ACID FROM THE LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE AGENT.


THE EFFECT OF PHOSPHATASES AND ORGANIC PHOSPHATES ON RH REACTIONS.


THE BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN MIA IN JAPANESE.


SEROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ANTI-A RELATED TO TYPE OF ANTIBODY PROTEIN (7 S GAMMA OR 19 S GAMMA).


HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN DUE TO ANTI-CE (RHI) IN TWINS.


TWO BATCH METHODS FOR THE PREPARATION OF HIGHLY PURIFIED, PLASMINOGEN-DEFICIENT HUMAN OR BOVINE FIBRINOGEN.


PLASMA CHANGES DURING FIBRINOLYTIC THERAPY.


A "D-POSITIVE" MAN WHO PRODUCED ANTI-D.

A "D-POSITIVE" MAN WHO PRODUCED ANTI-D.


MEASUREMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF (AHG) THERAPY IN HEMOPHILIA.


BP 400 IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.

BP 400 IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


THE PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF PLATELET COFACTOR I (FACTOR VIII).


MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY IN GASTROINTESTINAL FLUID LOSS.


EFFECT OF A PROTEIN FACTOR ISOLATED FROM SCHIZOPHRENIC BLOOD ON PERMEABILITY.


STUDIES ON THE DIGESTION OF HUMAN FIBRINOGEN WITH PLASMIN.


THE CELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF FIBRINOGEN AS REVEALED BY THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE.


AUTOMATION OF ROUTINE BLOODTYPING PROCEDURES.


STARCH BLOCK ELECTROPHORESIS OF HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS AND ASSOCIATED METAL IONS.


THE ACTIVATION OF ENDOGENOUS PLASMA PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES.


GM(B+) TYPE OF SERA IN POPULATION OF PRAGUE.


A RECORD OF MAN'S EVOLUTION IN THE SOLUBLE PROTEINS OF BLOOD.


VIRUS INFECTED ERYTHROCYTES STERILIZED WITH BETAPRONE (BPL). I. EFFECT ON IN-VITRO STORAGE AND IN-VIVO SURVIVAL.


BILE PERITONITIS. II. EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF PLASMA VOLUME LOSS, HAPTOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION IN SERUM AND KIDNEY LESIONS IN BILE PERITONITIS.


THE INCIDENCE OF COLONIC DIVERTICULOSIS IN FINLAND AND SWEDEN.


APPARATUS FOR RECORDING MICTURITION.

APPARATUS FOR RECORDING MICTURITION.


ACUTE INTESTINAL INFARCTION: ACUTE MESENTERIC VASCULAR OCCLUSION.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE FLUID SHIFT FOLLOWING INTRA-INTESTINAL INJECTION OF HYPERTONIC GLUCOSE SOLUTIONS AS MEASURED BY VARIATIONS IN PLASMA VOLUME AND "THIOCYANATE  AVAILABLE SPACE".


EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION DUE TO FOREIGN BODIES.


COLOUR REACTIONS FOR THE IN SITU CHARACTERISATION OF STEROID OESTROGENS ON THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAMS.


VARIATIONS IN ANTITHROMBIN ACTIVITY IN PLASMA AFTER MAJOR SURGERY.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION STUDIES AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF A MACROMOLECULAR SYNTHETIC OESTROGEN (14C-POLYDIETHYLSTILBOESTROL PHOSPHATE).


AUTOLOGOUS TRANSPLANTATION OF A FINGER PHALANX WITH ARTICULAR SURFACE: REPORT OF A CASE.


ORNITHINE CARBAMOYL TRANSFERASE ACTIVITY IN BLOOD PLASMA IN  PARTIAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE COMMON BILE DUCT. EXPERIMENTS ON THE DOG WITH A PERMANENT EXTERNAL BILIARY FISTULA.


FACTORS AFFECTING THE BINDING OF CORTISOL BY TRANSCORTIN.


COMPARISON OF WOUND HEALING WITH AND WITHOUT DRESSINGS.


CHEMOTHERAPEUTICALLY INDUCED VITAMIN B6 DEFICIENCY IN PATIENTS WITH UROGENITAL TUBERCULOSIS.


HYPOPHYSEAL GONADOTROPHINS FOLLOWING GONADECTOMY IN MALE AND FEMALE ANDROGENIZED RATS.


GYNAECOMASTIA AND DISEASES OF THE THYROID.


SERUM ACTIVITY OF ORNITHINE CARBAMOYL TRANSFERASE AND TRANSAMINASES IN SEVERE BURNS.


EFFECTS OF LONG TERM ADMINISTRATION OF GLUCAGON ON THE PANCREATIC ISLET TISSUE OF RATS AND GUINEA-PIGS.


THE DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LYMPH NODE BIOPSIES MADE IN HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENTS.


THE HEPATOCELLULAR ORIGIN OF CIRCULATING ENZYMES IN EXPERIMENTAL BURNS.


AMINO ACID FORMATION FROM GLUCOSE IN THE ISOLATED ADRENOCORTICAL AND THYROID TISSUE OF THE RABBIT.


FIBRINOLYSIS IN PATIENTS WITH PROSTATIC CANCER.


IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF ANDROGENS BY A VIRILIZING ADRENAL ADENOMA AND ASSOCIATED POLYCYSTIC OVARIES.


STEROID BIOSYNTHESIS IN VITRO BY A  VIRILIZING SUPRARENAL TUMOUR.


HYPERPLASTIC MEDIASTINAL LYMPH NODES RESEMBLING THYMOMA.


ENDOCRINE ACTIVITY OF THE TESTIS IN OBESE-HYPERGLYCAEMIC MICE.


DIFFUSE MALIGNANT PLEURAL MESOTHELIOMA: A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF 10 FATAL CASES.


FAILURE TO INHIBIT CORTICOTROPHIN SECRETION BY EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED INCREASES IN CORTICOID LEVELS.


ACUTE OBSTRUCTION OF AFFERENT LOOP FOLLOWING GASTRIC RESECTION A. M. BILLROTH II--HOFMEISTER.


STUDIES ON EFFECT OF STREPTOKINASE INFUSIONS IN THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE.


EFFECTS OF 17ALPHA-HYDROXY-6ALPHA-METHYLPROGESTERONE ACETATE (DEPO-PROVERA) ON URINARY GONADOTROPHINS AND OESTROGENS IN MAN.


THE CONVERSION OF PREGNENOLONE-7-3H AND PROGESTERONE-4-14C TO OESTRADIOL BY A CORPUS LUTEUM OF PREGNANCY.


IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF TESTOSTERONE AND ANDROSTENEDIONE IN NORMAL AND STEIN-LEVENTHAL OVARIES.


THE ADRENAL CORTEX AND EFFECTS OF ADRENALINE ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN THE ISOLATED RAT DIAPHRAGM.


METABOLIC ROLE OF OLIGOSACCHARIDES IN ALCOHOLIC FERMENTATION BY YEASTS.


THE INTRARENAL ARTERIAL PATTERN IN THE NORMAL AND DISEASED HUMAN KIDNEY. A MICRO-ANGIOGRAPHIC AND HISTOLOGIC STUDY.


EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATION CURVE OF INFLUENZA VIRUS.


INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE MULTIPLICATION OF VARICELLA VIRUS.


STUDIES ON SWINE ENTEROVIRUSES. I. ISOLATION AND SEROLOGICAL GROUPING OF STRAINS.


STUDIES ON SWINE ENTEROVIRUSES. II. MORPHOLOGY  OF THE CYTOPATHIC CHANGES PRODUCED IN SWINE-KIDNEY MONOLAYERS.


TAXONOMIC STUDIES ON PROCANDIDA ALBICANS.  I. FERMENTATION OF SUGARS.


ISOLATION OF HERPES ZOSTER VIRUS STRAINS.


QUANTITATIVE PRECIPITATION AND ENZYME INHIBITION BY ANTIPHOSPHORYLASE.


STUDY OF THE MULTIPLICATION OF VARICELLA-ZOSTER VIRUS BY THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TEST.


GLOBUS PALLIDUS IN PARKINSONISM.

GLOBUS PALLIDUS IN PARKINSONISM.


PLASMA PHOSPHATASE, CHOLINESTERASE AND PEPTONASE IN ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK.


EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DISORDERS--MIXED SYNDROMES AND BORDERLINE GROUPS.


A CASE OF DYSTONIA MUSCULORUM DEFORMANS. KINEMATOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT SINCE 1928.


ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MESO-DIENCEPHALIC EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PATHOGENESIS OF INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS.


EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES ON THE FLUOROBIOLOGY OF THE CERVIX. II. NUCLEIC ACIDS' VARIATION IN EARLY STAGES OF INDUCED CARCINOGENESIS.


RETINAL DAMAGE IN CHLOROQUINE THERAPY.

RETINAL DAMAGE IN CHLOROQUINE THERAPY.


ESSENTIAL IRIS ATROPHY. THE ROLE OF PROPHYLACTIC SURGERY FOR ASSOCIATED GLAUCOMA.


INFLUENCE OF FUNGICIDES ON SYMBIOSIS OF RHIZOBIUM WITH PEA AND LUPINE.


THE ENOLASE ACTIVITY OF THE RETINA OF THE RABBIT.


CHRONIC PROGRESSIVE EXTERNAL OPHTHALMOPLEGIA AND MUSCULARDYSTROPHY.


ELECTRO-OCULOGRAPHIC AND ELECTRORETINOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF RETINAL FUNCTION IN SUBJECTS UNDERGOING CHLOROQUINE TREATMENT.


ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN CATARACTOUS LENSES.


FOAM AT OUTER PALPEBRAL CANTHUS.

FOAM AT OUTER PALPEBRAL CANTHUS.


HYGROTON-INDUCED MYOPIA AND RETINAL EDEMA.


THE OCCURRENCE OF POSTERIOR SUBCAPSULAR CATARACTS IN PATIENTS ON LONG-TERM SYSTEMIC CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY.


BINOCULAR RIVALRY AND MONOCULAR DOMINANCE STUDIED WITH OPTOKINETIC NYSTAGMUS.


RACEMOSE HAEMANGIOMA OF THE RETINA. TWO ADDITIONAL CASES.


CHANGES IN THE BASOPHILIC SUBSTANCE OF THERETINAL GANGLION CELLS OF RABBITS AFTER EXPOSURE TO UNPHYSIOLOGICAL LIGHT STIMULATION.


IMPROVED METHODS OF INVESTIGATION OF THE PLUNGER'S END CURVATURE AND EDGE CURVATURE IN TONOMETER TESTING.


DEGENERATION OF THE RETINA CAUSED BY THE P-CHLORO-MERCUROBENZOATE OF SODIUM.


LASER ACTION ON THE HUMAN EYE.

LASER ACTION ON THE HUMAN EYE.


FRACTURES OF THE TIBIAL CONDYLES.

FRACTURES OF THE TIBIAL CONDYLES.


THE EFFECT OF GROWTH HORMONE AND THYROTROPIN ON HUMAN FRACTURE HEALING. A CLINICAL, QUANTITATIVE RADIOGRAPHIC AND METABOLIC STUDY.


THE ANGIOTENSIN CONTENT OF THE RENAL BLOOD OF NORMAL DOGS.


VERSATILE POSITIONING AID IN FIXED AND MOVING FIELD THERAPY IN HEAD AND NECK TUMORS.


RENAL CIRCULATORY EFFECTS OF A THIOPHANIUM DERIVATIVE.


EFFECT OF BREATHING HIGH PRESSURE OXYGEN UPON TISSUE OXYGEN TENSION IN RAT AND MOUSE TUMOURS.


INDICATIONS AND METHODS FOR RADIOTHERAPY OF CAVERNOUS HAEMANGIOMAS. A STUDY OF 1191 HAEMANGIOMAS FOLLOWING RADIOTHERAPY.


A WEDGE FILTER FOR COBALT 60 SUPPLEMENTATION OF CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX UTERI PREVIOUSLY TREATED BY RADIUM.


A LOW DOSE RATE COBALT 60 IRRADIATION FACILITY FOR BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH.


PROTRACTION OF THE SURVIVAL PERIOD OF BRONCHO-PULMONARY CANCER PATIENTS IN THE ADVANCED STAGES OF THE DISEASE BY CHEMO-RADIOLOGIC TREATMENT.


CARE OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER.

CARE OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER.


OUR EXPERIENCES IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED STAGE OF MALIGNANT TUMORS.


APPLICATION OF TISSUE THERAPY USING ACADEMICIAN V. P. FILATOV'S AMPOULE PREPARATIONS IN CASES WITH ADVANCED CANCER.


THE TREATMENT OF RECURRENT NEOPLASMS WITH INTERSTITIAL IMPLANTATION OF GOLD SEEDS (AU198).


THE EFFECTS OF CHEMOTHERAPY AND HORMONE ADMINISTRATION ON FATAL CANCER.


PSYCHOLOGIC FACTORS IN THE CARE OF INCURABLE CANCER.


ON SURGICAL TECHNIQUE IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER OF THE OESOPHAGUS AND CARDIAC END OF THE STOMACH.


THE REHABILITATION OF ESOPHAGEAL PERMEABILITY IN INOPERABLE PATIENTS.


A NEW APPROACH TO THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE HEPATIC PORTA CARCINOMA.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ADVANCED STAGES OF CANCER OF THE LARYNX.


RADICAL SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS OF HEAD AND NECK.


TREATMENT OF PATIENTS IN THE LATER PERIOD OF DEVELOPMENT OF CANCEROUS TUMOURS OF THE VESTIBULAR PART OF THE LARYNX.


ADVANCED BREAST CARCINOMA-FACTORS INFLUENCING SURVIVAL.


INTEGRAL TREATMENT OF BONE METASTASIS.

INTEGRAL TREATMENT OF BONE METASTASIS.


ON CHEMO- AND BIOTHERAPY OF RECTUM CANCER.


CO-OPERATIVE CONTROLLED TRIALS OF RADIOTHERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY IN UNRESECTABLE CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


PAIN RELIEF BY PREFRONTAL LOBOTOMY IN ADVANCED HUMAN MALIGNANT DISEASE.


MODERN TRENDS IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER.


HOSPITAL TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CANCER PATIENTS.


THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AND THE CANCER PROBLEM.


CO-ORDINATION OF RESEARCH IN CANCER BETWEEN THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL, GOVERNMENTAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS.


POSSIBILITIES FOR JOINT ACTION ON SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF CANCER RESEARCH BY THE   INTERNATIONAL UNION AGAINST CANCER AND THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION.


HEALTH STATISTICS AND CANCER.

HEALTH STATISTICS AND CANCER.


CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY IN WHO.

CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY IN WHO.


CANCER CONTROL.

CANCER CONTROL.


PRINCIPLES OF CANCER CONTROL IN THE U.S.S.R.


IMPORTANCE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF PUBLIC INFORMATION IN CANCER CONTROL.


PARTICIPATION OF THE SOVIET RED CROSS IN CANCER CONTROL.


COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER.


AN INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.

AN INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.


PROGRAM OF THE AMERICAN JOINT COMMITTEE ON CANCER STAGING AND END RESULTS REPORTING.


THE INCIDENCE OF MALIGNANT TUMOURS AMONG THE POPULATION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION.


THE VALUE OF CANCER RECORDS.

THE VALUE OF CANCER RECORDS.


STATISTICAL REVIEW OF CANCER DETECTION WORK IN HUNGARY, BASED ON 4.5 MILLION SCREENING TESTS.


THE POSSIBILITIES OF FLUOROGRAPHY USED FOR PROPHYLACTIC SCREENING IN THE DETECTION OF CANCER OF THE LUNG, STOMACH AND OESOPHAGUS.


VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN A NATIONAL CANCER SOCIETY.


ADVANCING THE WORLDWIDE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER.


RESULTS OF THE MORBIDITY STATISTICS FROM CANCER IN THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC.


MASS SURVEY FOR THE CANCER OF CERVIX UTERI IN CHINA.


CANCER CONTROL IN THE CUBAN REPUBLIC.

CANCER CONTROL IN THE CUBAN REPUBLIC.


INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM ON HEREDITARY, ENVIRONMENTAL AND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS IN ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF TUMORS BY STANDARD CLINICAL RECORDS.


CANCER CONTROL PROGRAMME OF THE ONTARIO CANCER TREATMENT AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION.


OUR EXPERIENCE IN PREVENTION OF MALIGNANT TUMOURS OF FEMALE GENITALS.


THE DENTIST IN ORAL CANCER DETECTION.

THE DENTIST IN ORAL CANCER DETECTION.


EVALUATION OF CANCER EDUCATION.

EVALUATION OF CANCER EDUCATION.


CANCER EDUCATION IN THE U.S.S.R.

CANCER EDUCATION IN THE U.S.S.R.


TRIENNIAL EXPERIENCE OF WORK AT INSPECTION AND CONSULTING ROOMS FOR WOMEN IN THE LATVIAN S.S.R.


A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER OF THE CERVIX UTERI.


ANTI-SCHOOLCHILD-SMOKING CAMPAGIN IN DENMARK.


THE EVOLUTION OF A CENTER FOR CANCER RESEARCH.


THE NATIONAL CANCER REGISTRATION SCHEME IN ENGLAND AND WALES 1947 TO 1959.


CANCER CONTROL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

CANCER CONTROL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


A STUDY ON THE CYTO-CHEMISTRY OF CANCER OF THE UTERINE CERVIX II.


RELATIONSHIP OF A LAY ORGANIZATION TO CANCER PATIENTS.


CANCER CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT IN GHANA.

CANCER CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT IN GHANA.


EVALUATION OF CANCER EDUCATION PROGRAMMES DIRECTED TO YOUNG PEOPLE.


RESULTS OF CANCER EDUCATION IN THE MANCHESTER AREA.


CONTINUING EDUCATION IN CANCER FOR THE PHYSICIAN IN THE UNITED STATES--AN APPRAISAL.


CARE OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER.

CARE OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER.


PAIN RELIEF IN CANCEROUS PATIENTS BY THE USE OF PHENOL SOLUTION.


RADIATION THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CANCER.


INHIBITION OF THE ADVANCED MAMMARY CANCER BY STEROIDS OF REDUCED ANDROGENIC ACTIVITY.


THE MANAGEMENT OF INTESTINAL AND URINARY OBSTRUCTION IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CARCINOMA.


THE RISE OF HOT FUMES FROM CHIMNEYS.

THE RISE OF HOT FUMES FROM CHIMNEYS.


HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF SKIN IN NORMAL AND IN CERTAIN PATHOLOGIC CONDITIONS.


HEMATIN--STUDIES ON PROTEIN COMPLEXES AND DETERMINATION IN  HUMAN PLASMA.


X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. V. TOTAL SERUM IODINE.


INEXPENSIVE METHOD FOR RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF CANDIDA ALBICANS.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LATEX AGGLUTINATION AND HEMAGGLUTINATION TESTS FOR DEMONSTRATION OF ENTEROBACTERIAL ANTIBODIES.


ACCIDENTAL LABORATORY INFECTION CAUSED BY LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROHAEMORRHAGIAE. REPORT OF A CASE.


A CASE OF LISTERIOSIS OF  THE NEWBORN WITH FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY HOSTOLOGIC STUDIES.


LEUKEMOGENIC THYMOMA: REPORT OF A UNIQUE CASE.


CARCINOMA ORIGINATING IN DUCTS SURROUNDING THE PROSTATIC URETHRA.


IN MEMORIAM RALPH MOSTELLER, M.D. 1888-1961.


EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMATOPOIESIS AND METASTATIC CANCER IN THE SPLEEN.


A NEW COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TOTAL SERUM BILIRUBIN.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR MAKING CHROMOSOME SLIDES: PREPARATION FROM SHORT-TERM CULTURES OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD.


NARCOTIC AND METHAMPHETAMINE USE DURING PREGNANCY. EFFECT ON NEWBORN INFANTS.


PEDIATRICS IN ART. AN INFANT WITH SOME FACIAL FEATURES OF MONGOLISM.


DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD-REARING ATTITUDES OF PARENTS OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN.


EXERTIONAL IDIOPATHIC PAROXYSMAL MYOGLOBINURIA. EVIDENCE OF A DEFECT IN SKELETAL MUSCLE METABOLISM.


A COMPARISON OF NORMALS AND RETARDATES WITH RESPECT TO INCIDENTAL AND INTENTIONAL LEARNING.


OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE EVOLUTION OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN THE RABBIT AFTER CESSATION OF CHOLESTEROL FEEDING.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS. I.


HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE GENUS LAVANDULA. III. SECTION STOECHAS. LAVANDULA DENTATA LINN., L. VIRIDIS L'HERIT., AND L. PEDUNCULATA CAV.


THE PUBLIC IMAGE OF THE PHARMACIST.

THE PUBLIC IMAGE OF THE PHARMACIST.


THE IMAGE OF MENTAL ILLNESS.

THE IMAGE OF MENTAL ILLNESS.


THE PHYSICIAN AND THE PSYCHOTHERAPIST--A PROBLEM IN MEDICAL EDUCATION.


FROM SCHIZOPHRENIC TO HOMOSEXUAL: A CRISIS IN ROLE AND RELATING.


METHODOLOGIC APPROACHES IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: CURRENT CONCEPTS IN EAST GERMANY.


SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENTS.


THE FANTASY OF UTOPIA.

THE FANTASY OF UTOPIA.


THE FEAR OF DEATH AS AN INDISPENSABLE FACTOR IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE NEGATIVE THERAPEUTIC REACTION.


VALUE JUDGMENTS, MENTAL HEALTH, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY.


GREEK POETRY AND MODERN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

GREEK POETRY AND MODERN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


SYNCHRONIZED COUNTERSHOCK: AN ADJUVANT TO SURGICAL THERAPY.


SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCES OF OUTPATIENT PSYCHOTHERAPY; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


SOME OBSERVATIONS IN RELATION TO PROPERDIN SYSTEM. III. RELATION BETWEEN SERUM PROPERDIN LEVEL AND ANTI-TUBERCULOUS DRUG THERAPY IN HUMAN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


RESULTS OF TREATMENT ON GASTRIC CARCINOMA.


INTERVERTEBRAL CALCINOSIS IN CHILDHOOD.

INTERVERTEBRAL CALCINOSIS IN CHILDHOOD.


PRIMARY VITAMIN D-REFRACTORY RICKETS. II. THE CALCIUM   INFUSION TEST AS A MEANS OF DETERMINING THE CALCIUM AVIDITY OF THE SKELETON (CALCIUM  RETENTION TEST).


NEWS IN CYTOGENETICS.

NEWS IN CYTOGENETICS.


RESISTANCE AND ALLERGY TO INSULIN.

RESISTANCE AND ALLERGY TO INSULIN.


DESCRIPTION OF A CASE OF THALASSEMIA MAJOR AND THE EFFECTS OF SPLENECTOMY.


THE UNSTABLE DIABETIC CHILD.

THE UNSTABLE DIABETIC CHILD.


A NEW COMPOUND IN THE TREATMENT OF OBESITY.


FIBROBLAST DEVELOPMENT AND FIBROGENESIS. A HISTOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY.


LEIOMYOMAS OF THE SKIN.

LEIOMYOMAS OF THE SKIN.


DIMINISHED TUBERCULIN REACTION AFTER ORAL CALCIFEROL (VITAMIN D2).


ONYCHODYSTROPHY AFTER TOPICAL 5-FLUOROURACIL.


LOCALIZED ARGYRIA.

LOCALIZED ARGYRIA.


ANALYSIS OF ECTOPIC BONE IN OSTEOMA CUTIS.


GREEN NAILS. IMPORTANCE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA IN ONYCHIA.


BOOK MATCHES AS A SOURCE OF CHROMATE.

BOOK MATCHES AS A SOURCE OF CHROMATE.


PERIPHERAL VASCULAR RESPONSES IN ATOPIC DERMATITIS. THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE CHANGES.


ECCRINE POROMA. REPORT OF THREE CASES, TWO WITH AN UNUSUAL LOCATION.


HAMYCIN--A NEW ANTIFUNGAL ANTIBIOTIC.

HAMYCIN--A NEW ANTIFUNGAL ANTIBIOTIC.


HALF-FACE PLANING OF PRECANCEROUS SKIN AFTER FIVE YEARS. AN EVALUATION.


GENERALIZED ERUPTIVE HISTIOCYTOMA. A BENIGN PAPULAR HISTIOCYTIC RETICULOSIS.


UNILATERAL ICHTHYOSIFORM ERYTHRODERMA.

UNILATERAL ICHTHYOSIFORM ERYTHRODERMA.


RELATIONSHIP OF VITAMIN A AND ORAL LEUKOPLAKIA.


EPIDERMOTROPIC ECCRINE CARCINOMA. A CASE COMBINING FEATURES OF ECCRINE POROMA AND PAGET'S DERMATOSIS.


ALDRICH'S SYNDROME. A REPORT OF TWO CASES.


PATTERNS OF PORPHYRIA IN THE AMERICAN NEGRO.


KERATOSIS PUNCTATA PALMARIS ET PLANTARIS.


RELAPSING POLYCHONDRITIS.

RELAPSING POLYCHONDRITIS.


MULTIPLE LIPOIDAL HISTIOCYTOMAS WITH REGRESSION.


THALAMIC INFLUENCES ON THE GAMMA MOTOR SYSTEM.


MUSCLE FASCICULATIONS IN A HEALTHY POPULATION.


THE NEUROPATHOLOGY OF HEREDITARY DYSTOPIC LIPIDOSIS.


LOCALIZED COOLING IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. II. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL RESULTS.


CEREBRAL MICROCIRCULATION IN THE MOUSE BRAIN. SPONTANEOUS AND DRUG-INDUCED CHANGES IN FLOW AND VASCULAR DIAMETER.


HYPERKALEMIC PERIODIC PARALYSIS WITH HYPOCALCEMIC EPISODE. ABSENCE OF AN AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT PEDIGREE PATTERN.


CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE IN CAROTID ARTERY SURGERY.


VISUAL PROBLEMS OF SPACE TRAVEL.

VISUAL PROBLEMS OF SPACE TRAVEL.


PRESUMPTIVE X-LINKED INTERMEDIATE TRANSMISSION OF RETINAL DEGENERATIONS. VARIATIONS AND COINCIDENTAL OCCURRENCE WITH ATAXIA IN A LARGE FAMILY.


PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN MALIGNANT MELANOMAS AFTER PHOTOCOAGULATION.


PTERYGIUM AMONG VETERANS. AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY SHOWING A CORRELATION BETWEEN FREQUENCY OF PTERYGIUM AND DEGREE OF EXPOSURE OF ULTRAVIOLET IN SUNLIGHT.


CORNEAL DEPOSITS SECONDARY TO TOPICAL EPINEPHRINE.


LYMPHOMATOUS OPTIC NEURITIS.

LYMPHOMATOUS OPTIC NEURITIS.


EFFECT OF RETROBULBAR ANESTHESIA UPON INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE. PRELIMINARY REPORT ON ITS IMPORTANCE IN CATARACT SURGERY.


UVEAL EFFUSION. 1. CLINICAL PICTURE.

UVEAL EFFUSION. 1. CLINICAL PICTURE.


HAIDINGER'S BRUSHES IN THE CLINICAL HAPLOSCOPE. AN INSTRUMENT NOTE.


A COMPARISON OF TONOGRAPHY AND SUCTION.

A COMPARISON OF TONOGRAPHY AND SUCTION.


CARRIERS OF OCULAR ALBINISM WITH AND WITHOUT OCULAR CHANGES.


HEMOLYTIC GLAUCOMA. AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF ACUTE OPEN-ANGLE SECONDARY GLAUCOMA.


CONE DYSFUNCTION SYNDROMES.

CONE DYSFUNCTION SYNDROMES.


PNEUMOCEPHALUS SECONDARY TO A PENETRATING ORBITAL WOUND. REPORT OF A CASE.


SECONDARY REATTACHMENT OF THE MEDIAL CANTHAL LIGAMENT.


EXPERIMENTAL CORNEAL VASCULARIZATION.

EXPERIMENTAL CORNEAL VASCULARIZATION.


INDUCTION OF CATARACTS IN MICE BY 4-(P-DIMETHYLAMINOSTYRYL) QUINOLINE.


THE RETINA IN EXPERIMENTAL DIABETIC RATS.


RETINAL GANGLION CELL DEGENERATION FOLLOWING CHIASMAL LESIONS IN MAN.


PHOTOSTRESS TEST FOR THE EVALUATION OF MACULAR FUNCTION.


PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY.

PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY.


HOME PLEOPTICS. INCREASING THERAPEUTIC IMPORTANCE.


NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY.

NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY.


INOCULATION--A LUGUBRIOUS PHASE OF OCULAR THERAPEUTICS.


ABILITY OF VENOMS TO RENDER SQUID AXONS SENSITIVE TO  CURARE AND ACETYLCHOLINE.


FACTORS IN VENOMS LEADING TO BLOCK OF AXONAL CONDUCTION BY CURARE.


ON 1-METHYLTHYMINE PHOTOPRODUCT.

ON 1-METHYLTHYMINE PHOTOPRODUCT.


STRUCTURAL CHANGES CORRELATED WITH PHOTOCHEMICAL PHOSPHORYLATION IN CHLOROPLAST MEMBRANES.


EQUIVALENT PORE RADIUS IN THE FROG GASTRIC MUCOSA.


ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE-DEPENDENT TRANSPORT OF RUBIDUM INTO ERYTHROCYTE GHOST.


THE EFFECT OF FOCUSSED ULTRASOUND ON THE PERMEABILITY OF FROG MUSCLE.


A FLOW CHAMBER FOR THE DIFFERENTIAL MICROFLUORIMETER OF CHANCE AND LEGALLAIS. PRELIMINARY WORK WITH GLASS-GROWN ASCITES CELLS.


LIGHT-INDUCED CHANGES OF ALPHA-TOCOPHERYLQUINONE IN SPINACH CHLOROPLASTS.


APPEARANCE OF FLUORESCENCE ON TREATMENT OF HISTIDINE RESIDUES  WITH N-BROMOSUCCINIMIDE.


THE ROLE OF ALPHA-TOCOPHERYLQUINONE IN THE ELECTRON-TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF CHLOROPLASTS.


STRUCTURAL CHANGES RELATED TO PHOTOSYNTHETIC ACTIVITY IN CELLS AND CHLOROPLASTS.


POLY-S-CARBOBENZOXYMETHYL-L-CYSTEINE: A MODEL SYSTEM FOR THE DENATURATION OF NON-HELICAL PROTEINS.


THE INTERACTION OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE WITH AQUEOUS UREA. I. REVERSIBLE AND IRREVERSIBLE EFFECTS.


THE INTERACTION OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE WITH AQUEOUS UREA. II. RATE ANALYSIS OF INFLUENCE OF UREA CONCENTRATION, TEMPERATURE AND PH.


EFFECT OF X-RAYS ON BACTERIAL RIBOSOMES.


AN X-RAY-DIFFRACTION STUDY OF CRYSTALLINE CHOLESTEROL IN SOME PATHOLOGICAL DEPOSITS IN MAN.


DENSITY DETERMINATION IN A PREFORMED GRADIENT OF CAESIUM CHLORIDE.


EXTENT OF STRONTIUM SUBSTITUTION FOR CALCIUM IN HYDROXYAPATITE.


EFFECT OF BRONCHODILATOR AEROSOL ON VENTILATORY CAPACITY IN CHRONIC LUNG AND HEART DISEASES.


ABORTION AND THE PSYCHIATRIST.

ABORTION AND THE PSYCHIATRIST.


URINARY FORMIMINO-GLUTAMIC ACID EXCRETION IN PREGNANCY.


MATERNAL DEATHS FROM ASPIRATION ASPHYXIA.


E.P. SHARPEY-SCHAFER.

E.P. SHARPEY-SCHAFER.


BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF URINE.

BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF URINE.


AMYLOIDOSIS AND THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT.


THE MORBIDITY AND EFFICACY OF TOPICAL NITROGEN MUSTARD AS A SURGICAL ADJUVANT: A CLINICAL STUDY.


A GENERAL TARGET THEORY OF RADIOBIOLOGICAL ACTION.


PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE AND ITS SURGICAL TREATMENT.


A NOTE ON A VARIATIONAL PROBLEM IN BIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY.


THE 1963 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN RHEUMATISM ASSOCIATION.


SYMPOSIUM ON INFLAMMATION AND ROLE OF FIBRIN IN THE RHEUMATIC DISEASES.


GENIC INTERACTION IN SACCHAROMYCES.

GENIC INTERACTION IN SACCHAROMYCES.


MAPPING THE ELEVENTH CENTROMERE IN SACCHAROMYCES.


COMPARISON OF LETHAL + SEMILETHAL FREQUENCIES IN SECOND AND THIRD CHROMOSOMES FROM A NATURAL POPULATION OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


THE UNCHANGING PATTERN OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS. Study of mortality from pulmonary tuberculosis in Ontario between 1881 and 1961 reveals a steady decline in rates since the beginning of this century, affecting both sexes and all age groups. This decline has been much faster in the younger than in the older age groups. When the mortality rates are studied for groups of men and women born within 10-year periods (10-year cohorts) an orderly pattern of mortality emerges, consisting of two distinct phenomena. First, the shape of the "cohort" curves is always similar: the mortality rates rise sharply in childhood and the peak is reached in early adult life, followed by a gradual descent. This appears to be a basic but unexplained feature of pulmonary tuberculosis. Secondly, each cohort shows through its life span a lower mortality rate than the previous cohort, but a higher rate than the succeeding one; it is suggested that this is primarily due to a decline in intensity of tuberculous infection over the past several decades. The high tuberculosis rates seen now in the elderly are but the residue of the much higher rates experienced by these people early in their lives.


CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG: THE CHANGING PATTERN OF MORTALITY IN ONTARIO. Study of the mortality rates for carcinoma of the lung in men in Ontario between 1931 and 1959 reveals a rise from 3.7 in the early 1930's to 26.7 per 100,000 in the late 1950's. Analysis of age-specific mortality rates in five-year cohorts (groups of men born within five-year periods) shows that (1) mortality rates in each cohort rise rapidly after the age of 40, ascending in the later years of life almost as a straight line; (2) each succeeding cohort experiences an appreciably higher mortality rate than the preceding one. Mortality rates in individual cohorts in Ontario are compared with those in England; the shape of the cohort curves, and the rate of the increase in mortality from cohort to cohort, are almost identical. However, the picture in Ontario appears to be lagging some 10 years behind. The mortality rates for men in Ontario born around the year 1890 are almost identical with those shown by men born in England around 1880. The rates for carcinoma of the lung will almost inevitably continue to rise in Ontario for at least the next 10 to 20 years.


DISTURBANCES OF PULMONARY FUNCTION IN MITRAL VALVE DISEASE. To study the sequence of changes in respiratory function that occur in the natural history of mitral stenosis, and the physiological basis of "cardiac dyspnea", 30 patients with chronic mitral valve disease were subjected to detailed pulmonary function tests. There was no significant change in vital capacity and functional residual capacity. The reduction in maximal mid-expiratory flow rate showed excellent correlation with the respiratory symptoms. The pulmonary capillary blood volume was increased in moderately advanced cases but was consistently reduced in the severest cases. Hyperventilation was due to an increased respiratory rate. Dyspnea was associated with increased respiratory work owing to the interrelation between the reduction in diffusion capacity, compliance, cardiac output, the increase in airway resistance, and the uneven ventilation and perfusion of the lungs. The amount of "effort" required to breathe is incommensurate with the external load in these patients.


SUICIDAL ATTEMPTS IN CHILDREN.

SUICIDAL ATTEMPTS IN CHILDREN. Psychiatric assessment and management of 22 suicidal attempts in children are reviewed. Intrapsychic and interpersonal conflicts of a serious nature were present in all cases. Most patients demonstrated longstanding, unrecognized disturbed mental states. These were associated with disturbed family relationships in the majority of cases. The child's position in sibling order appeared to be of some significance. It was of interest to find the presence of superior intelligence in all but one patient. Various types of loss were significant precipitating factors. All patients demonstrated a need for hospitalization and immediate treatment based on a thorough assessment of underlying dynamic factors.


SERUM LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE, LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE AND 5-NUCLEOTIDASE ACTIVITIES: OBSERVATION IN PATIENTS WITH CARCINOMA OF THE PANCREAS  AND HEPATOBILIARY DISEASE. Serum lactic dehydrogenase, leucine aminopeptidase, 5-nucleotidase and alkaline phosphatase activities were investigated in a number of diseases involving the hepatobiliary system.Leucine aminopeptidase was found to be a sensitive indicator of biliary obstruction, serum 5-nucleotidase slightly less sensitive, and alkaline phosphatase appreciably less sensitive. Leucine aminopeptidase and 5-nucleotidase activities were often increased by malignant infiltration of the liver and primary hepatic disease even in the absence of jaundice.Serum lactic dehydrogenase was frequently increased in primary hepatic disease and malignant disorders but was not apparently affected by bile duct obstruction per se. Thirty-five of 45 patients with proved malignancy had increased lactic dehydrogenase levels.The highest leucine aminopeptidase levels were encountered in carcinoma of the head of the pancreas. The frequent increase in both serum lactic dehydrogenase and leucine aminopeptidase activities in patients with carcinoma of the head of the pancreas suggests that these combined estimations are useful laboratory procedures in the diagnosis of malignant extrahepatic obstruction.


MEDICINE IN MALAYSIA.

MEDICINE IN MALAYSIA.


DRUGS ARE NOT ENOUGH: SOME PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY FOR GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTICE. There is no necessary antagonism between the judicious use of drugs and a psychotherapeutic approach to patients in general medical practice. A table is presented with a simple pragmatic classification of types of drugs for altering emotional and mental states. Three general principles are given for the use of such drugs, illustrated by examples of the use and misuse of tranquillizers.Some differentiation is made between sedatives and tranquillizers and between different types of tranquillizers, particularly with reference to the need to consider depressive features in patients. Suggestions are made for the use of drugs for mild depressions and for depressions accompanying organic disease.One may have to take an "experimental" approach to new drugs to determine which to them are of value in relation to the particular emotional states of one's own patients.


MAST CELL DISEASE.

MAST CELL DISEASE.


PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS AND CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG.


A CLASSIFICATION OF VIRUS PARTICLES BASED ON MORPHOLOGY. Recent improvements in electron microscope techniques which allow the study of virus fine structure have permitted the grouping of many viruses on a purely morphological basis. Briefly the techniques used in electron microscopy for the study of viruses are reviewed and the symmetry properties of virus particles as revealed by negative staining are discussed somewhat more fully.Finally, virus particles are grouped on two bases, firstly the site of formation of the virus within the cell as seen by thin sectioning techniques, and secondly the symmetry property of the virus as seen by negative staining. Consideration of the groupings obtained in this way reveals that the biochemical and physical properties of a virus can be deduced from the readily established morphological characteristics.


SEARCH FOR ONCOGENIC PROPERTIES IN VARIOUS VIRUSES FOUND IN MAN: POSITIVE RESULTS WITH ADENOVIRUS TYPES 12 AND 18. Since the inoculation of newborn hamsters with polyoma virus results both in necrotizing lesions and virus-free tumours the possibility was raised that necrotizing viruses found in man acted similarly. Accordingly a group of viruses found in man were tested for oncogenic activity by injecting them into newborn hamsters. Most were observed for more than a year. As yet only Adenovirus Types 12 and 18 have induced tumours; the oncogenic properties of these were reported by Trentin et al., and Huebner et al., respectively, while this study was in progress. The significance of the findings with regard to man cannot as yet be evaluated but the point is made that Adenovirus Types 12 and 18, like polyoma and SV40 virus, only cause neoplasia under special circumstances. Further work will be required to discover if these circumstances or their equivalent occur under conditions of the natural spread of infection.


PATHOLOGY AND MEDICAL CARE INSURANCE.

PATHOLOGY AND MEDICAL CARE INSURANCE.


CLINICAL STUDIES OF NEUROPATHY DUE TO MACROGLOBULINEMIA (WALDENSTROEM'S SYNDROME). A case of severe neuropathy due to macro-globulinemia is reported with clinical, biochemical and electrophysiological studies. The clinical picture was that of a severe, symmetrical polyneuropathy of a sensory-motor type with increased protein in the CSF. Sedimentation rate was increased and a sharp rise was found in the globulin fractions on plasma electrophoresis. Immuno-assays of CSF showed increases of albumin, transferrin and gamma globulin. Blood chromosome studies were normal. EMG showed neuromuscular atrophy. Nerve conduction times were prolonged. These studies are compatible with a neuropathy of an allergic or metabolic nature. Macro-globulinemia of Waldenström should be considered in the differential diagnosis of obscure neuropathies.


RESTENOSIS FOLLOWING MITRAL VALVOPLASTY. Nineteen seriously disabled patients were operated upon a second time (using closed-heart technique) for recurrence of symptoms of mitral stenosis. The hospital mortality rate was 10.5%; there was one late death. Ten patients (52%) were well and working six months to five years after the second operation. In considering the cause of restenosis it was noted that nine patients had inadequate opening of the mitral valve at first operation. In five cases (26%) rheumatic activity appeared to be solely responsible for restenosis. In a further four cases (21%) it was considered that rheumatic activity was a contributing cause of restenosis. The diagnosis of rheumatic activity and the place of open heart procedures in the treatment of restenosis are discussed.


NON-REACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS.

NON-REACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS.


CHANGING CONCEPTS ABOUT ONCOGENIC VIRUSES.


GAUCHER'S DISEASE AND PREGNANCY.

GAUCHER'S DISEASE AND PREGNANCY.


THE FIRST OPERATION FOR CLEFT PALATE.

THE FIRST OPERATION FOR CLEFT PALATE.


FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR GRADUATE OR POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDY IN CANADA, THE UNITED STATES, AND EUROPE.


NORANDROSTENOLONE DECANOATE AS A CARDIAC ANABOLIZER STUDIED BY MEANS OF ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES.


SERUM LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY: AN ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT ASSAYS.


AUTOMATION OF PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE DETERMINATIONS.


PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE, TOTAL IODINE, AND BUTANOL-EXTRACTABLE IODINE BY PARTIAL AUTOMATION.


QUANTITATIVE RANGE OF NESSLER'S REACTION WITH AMMONIA.


A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC METHOD FOR MEASURING SERUM TRYPSIN INHIBITOR CAPACITY.


IMPROVEMENTS ON THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF MICRO AMOUNTS OF SERUM CALCIUM.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF "NONSIGNIFICANCE".

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF "NONSIGNIFICANCE".


PROBLEMS IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF ORAL POLIOVIRUS VACCINE.


ATP-HYDROLYZING ENZYMES IN NORMAL HUMAN SKIN.


THE ROLE OF HISTAMINE AND SEROTONIN IN ALTERATIONS OF CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY FOLLOWING INJURY.


PROPOSED AIMS, ORGANIZATION, AND ACTIVITIES OF A DIVISION OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY.


A NOTE ON NAMES.

A NOTE ON NAMES.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE HUMAN PHARMACOLOGY AND ADDICTIVENESS OF METHOTRIMEPRAZINE.


PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDY OF PHENYLCARBAMIDE DERIVATIVES WITH A  VIEW TO THE RELATION BETWEEN THEIR CHEMICAL STRUCTURE AND ANTICONVULSION EFFECT.


ALCOHOL ACCUMULATION IN HUMANS AFTER PROLONGED DRINKING.


EVALUATION OF ACTINOSPECTACIN IN URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.


STUDIES OF PROLONGED-ACTION MEDICATION. III. PENTOBARBITAL SODIUM IN PROLONGED-ACTION FORM COMPARED WITH CONVENTIONAL CAPSULES: SERUM LEVELS OF DRUG AND CLINICAL EFFECTS FOLLOWING ACUTE DOSES.


DRUGS FOR TRAVELERS.

DRUGS FOR TRAVELERS.


THE EFFECTS OF DRUGS USED IN LABOR ON THE FETUS AND NEWBORN.


DRUG THERAPY AND PREGNANCY.

DRUG THERAPY AND PREGNANCY.


UNTOWARD REACTIONS TO RADIODIAGNOSTIC CONTRAST MEDIA.


TREATMENT OF DIABETES INSIPIDUS WITH ORALLY ADMINISTERED COMPOUNDS.


THE LIMITED CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF NITROUS OXIDE.


PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF A RADIOPROTECTIVE AGENT ON TESTES INJURY OF PRENATALLY X-IRRADIATED RATS.


EFFECTS OF PECTIN N.F. AND OTHER COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES ON HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


SINUS ARRHYTHMIA IN CASES OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


MEANS TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL WORK CAPACITY OF HEART PATIENTS.


ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICS OF LOCOMOTION.


SERUM ANTIGENS IN MAMMALS: CROSSREACTING ISO-IMMUNE AND HETERO-IMMUNE SYSTEMS.


FURTHER STUDIES CONCERNING CARCINOLYSIS.


BLOOD GROUPS IN CHIMPANZEES.

BLOOD GROUPS IN CHIMPANZEES.


A REVIEW OF NEUROLATHYRISM INCLUDING THE RUSSIAN AND POLISH LITERATURE.


THE M-N TYPES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE MATING MNXMN.


THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM OF THE HEART.


PRESENT CONCEPTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF NECK TUMORS.


MANAGEMENT OF BRONCHIAL FOREIGN BODIES.

MANAGEMENT OF BRONCHIAL FOREIGN BODIES.


OCULAR COMPLICATIONS FROM TOPICAL EPINEPHRINE THERAPY OF GLAUCOMA.


BRONCHOSCOPY IN TREATMENT OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND EMPHYSEMA.


NASAL ALLERGY--ETIOLOGIC AND THERAPEUTIC CONCEPTS.


THE NOSE IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE.

THE NOSE IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE.


CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CENTRAL CORNEAL ULCERS.


HEARING AID FITTING: A CRITIQUE OF CRITERIA.


NASAL PLASTIC SURGERY IN CHILDREN - LATE RESULTS.


ALLERGIC SHINERS--SIGNIFICANCE.

ALLERGIC SHINERS--SIGNIFICANCE.


SEASONAL FLUCTUATIONS IN REACTIVITY TO LIVE INFLUENZA  VACCINES.


EFFECT OF PRELIMINARY IMMUNIZATION WITH LIVING AND  KILLED E. COLI CELLS ON RADIORESISTANCE OF ANIMALS.


LATE SKELETAL CHANGES OF DOGS AFFECTED BY RADIOACTIVE STRONTIUM.


NUCLEIC ACIDS AND MICROORGANISM MUTABILITY.


FILTRABLE VIRUSES ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATIC FEVER.


CATALASE AND PEROXIDASE ACTIVITY OF TYPHOID  BACTERIA SENSITIVE AND RESISTANT TO CHLORAMPHENICOL.


EFFECT OF IONIZING RADIATION ON THE COURSE OF  INFECTION AND STATE OF IMMUNITY IN MONKEYS WITH EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED MEASLES.


ISOLATION OF INFLUENZA VIRUS FROM ALLANTOIC FLUID  BY MEANS OF CHROMATOGRAPHY ON HYDROXYLAPATITE.


LATE DISTURBANCES IN THE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS OF  THE MONKEY FOLLOWING ACUTE RADIATION SICKNESS.


REMOTE CARCINOGENIC EFFECTS  OF CERTAIN RADIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS.


USE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES FOR TAGGING HADENA  SORDIDA SKH. MOTHS.


ACUTE RADIATION SICKNESS IN NEWBORN RATS AND REMOTE  CONSEQUENCES.


HYPOTENSION AND VASOCONSTRICTION IN ACUTE RADIATION SICKNESS.


PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF COMBINATIONS OF AMINES AGAINST RADIATION.


RADIOACTIVE XENON METHOD FOR DETERMINATION  OF RESIDUAL VOLUME IN THE LUNGS.


SIGNIFICANCE OF CAVERNOUS SINUS  IN REGULATION OF CEREBRAL CIRCULATION.


ASEPTIC INFLAMMATION IN THE LUNGS IN ACUTE RADIATION SICKNESS.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN CHRONIC NONSPECIFIC LUNG DISEASES.


CHANGES IN  PULMONARY CIRCULATION DURING MITRAL COMMISSUROTOMY.


FUNCTIONAL VIEW OF INTRAORGANIC BLOOD VESSELS IN THE  HUMAN HYPOPHYSIS.


RENIN ACTIVITY IN THE KIDNEYS IN VASCULAR HYPERTENSION  AND IN SYMPTOMATIC RENAL HYPERTENSION.


USE OF ANIMAL SERUM TO GROUP HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES BY THE ABO METHOD.


COBALT, MANGANESE AND ZINC CONTENT IN THE BLOOD OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS  PATIENTS.


CHANGES IN SODIUM AND POTASSIUM CONTENT OF PLASMA AND  ERYTHROCYTES IN PATIENTS WITH MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


LIGATION OF THE THORACIC DUCT IN DOGS.

LIGATION OF THE THORACIC DUCT IN DOGS.


EFFECTS OF GANGLERON AND HEXONIUM ON REGIONAL  BLOOD FLOW IN PATIENTS WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION.


RETICULOCYTE COUNT AND SEDIMENTATION RATE IN MAN DURING TOTAL  FASTING (WITHOUT LIMITATION OF WATER) AND AFTER RESUMPTION OF EATING.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF EXPERIMENTALLY PRODUCED MYOCARDIAL  INFARCTION.


SEPARATION AND PRESERVATION OF THROMBOCYTE MASS.


SIMPLE METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF A HIGHLY  ACTIVE COLLAGENASE PREPARATION.


EFFECT OF EXPERIMENTAL FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY (CAUSED BY AMINOPTERIN)   ON ENZYMATIC SECRETION OF THE MAIN DIGESTIVE GLANDS.


RIBOFLAVIN CONTENT IN ORGANS OF RATS WITH TRANSPLANTED  TUMORS.


ELECTROPHORETIC AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC  INVESTIGATION OF SERUM GLYCOPROTEINS IN PATIENTS WITH MITRAL STENOSIS.


CHANGES IN GLUCOSE SYNTHESIS AND UTILIZATION IN RATS  TREATED WITH CHLORPROMAZINE.


CONTENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF TYROSINE IN MALIGNANT TUMORS (HISTOCHEMICAL  INVESTIGATION).


CHARACTERISTICS OF GLYCOLYTIC OXIDOREDUCTION IN MYOCARDIAL   EXTRACTS.


GLUCOSE ABSORPTION FROM SMALL INTESTINE   AND ITS ENDOCRINE REGULATION DURING POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT.


SPLITTING OF THYROTROPIC HORMONE PREPARATIONS FROM BULL AND HUMAN HYPOPHYSES BY PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES.


FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF 11-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS IN  HUMAN BLOOD PLASMA.


STIMULATION OF ADRENAL CORTEX BY CERTAIN ANTIBIOTICS OF  THE MACROLIDE GROUP.


EFFECT OF CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN ON SOME OXIDATION  PROCESSES IN ANIMAL TISSUES.


ARTERIOVENOUS DIFFERENCE IN BLOOD CHOLESTEROL LEVELS  IN DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL STATES OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX.


EVOKED POTENTIALS AT VARIOUS LEVELS OF THE MOTOR ZONE OF THE  CAT CORTEX AND THEIR RELATION TO THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM.


RADIOIODINE STUDY OF THYROID FUNCTION IN  THYROTOXICOSIS AND ENDEMIC GOITER.


HUMERAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN  MOTHER AND FETUS IN CLINIC AND EXPERIMENT.


INTERACTION OF AFFERENT SYSTEMS OF THE CEREBELLUM.


ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAMMARY GLAND  OF WOMEN IN THE FIRST DAYS OF LACTATION.


A METHOD FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS RECORDING, IN VITRO, OF THE MOTILITY OF THE VAGINA, OF THE BODY OF THE UTERUS, AND OF BOTH UTERINE HORNS IN THE GUINEA PIG.


OOCYTES IN PROPHASE OF MEIOSIS FROM SQUASH PREPARATIONS OF HUMAN FETAL OVARIES.


GLUTAMINE TRANSAMINASE IN BRAIN TISSUE  PREPARATIONS AND IN CELLS OF A HUMAN STRAIN OF DEDIFFERENTIATED ASTROCYTOMA.


SUMMATION PHENOMENA IN THE LACRIMATION CENTERS.


EVOLUTIONARY AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN VERTEBRATE JUNCTIONS.


PREMATURE EJACULATIONS.

PREMATURE EJACULATIONS.


CEREBRAL CIRCUITS.

CEREBRAL CIRCUITS.


RECURRENT TUMMY ACHE.

RECURRENT TUMMY ACHE.


BIOCHEMICAL CARICATURES.

BIOCHEMICAL CARICATURES.


PROGESTATIONAL ACTIVITY   OF A NEW ACETOXYPROGESTERONE DERIVATIVE (6 ALPHA-METHYL-6-DEHYDRO-17 ALPHA-ACETOXYPROGESTERONE).


IMMUNIZATION OF THE GUINEA PIG WITH HOMOLOGOUS TESTIS AND SPERM.


MEASURING MEALS.

MEASURING MEALS.


ORAL PROGESTINS IN FERTILITY CONTROL: A COMPARATIVE STUDY.


ART IN THE SERVICE OF SURGERY.

ART IN THE SERVICE OF SURGERY.


THE DAY OF CONCEPTION: A STUDY OF 48 WOMEN HAVING 2 OR MORE CONCEPTIONS BY DONOR INSEMINATION.


TEMPERATURE AND THE PRODUCTION OF SPERMATOZOA.


WORLD HEALTH.

WORLD HEALTH.


WHITHER PHARMACOLOGY?

WHITHER PHARMACOLOGY?


THE COUNTING AND SIZING OF GUINEA PIG SPERMATOZOA.


RECORDING FLOW THROUGH THE CERVICAL CANAL.


NEW STAINING TECHNIC FOR IDENTIFYING AND STUDYING THE MACROPHAGE CELLS IN THE SEMEN.


ELEMENTS OF EMERGENCY PLANNING FOR COPING  WITH A SERIOUS RADIATION ACCIDENT.


EXCRETION OF PLUTONIUM FOLLOWING ACCIDENTAL SKIN CONTAMINATION.


EXTRATHYROIDAL GAMMA DOSE FROM THE INTAKE OF MILLICURIE LEVELS OF IODINE-131.


ACUTE TOXICITY OF NEPTUNIUM-237 AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO LIVER FUNCTION IN SHEEP.


MOVEMENT OF RUTHENIUM IN THE BED OF WHITE OAK LAKE.


A METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF CAESIUM-137 IN SEA WATER.


THE REMOVAL OF STRONTIUM FROM ORGANIC WASTE.


OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE EVOLUTION  OF THE CHRONIC FORM OF IDIOPATHIC HYPERCALCAEMIA IN CHILDREN.


INVESTIGATIONS INTO RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BLADDER STONES AND MALNUTRITION.


SEX CHROMATIN IN TUMORS OF THE OVARY.

SEX CHROMATIN IN TUMORS OF THE OVARY.


CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF THYROTOXICOSIS.


RADIOIODINE TRACER TESTS IN THE EVALUATION OF THYROID DISORDERS IN ADULTS. ANALYSIS OF 232 CASES.


ALCOPAR IN ANKYLOSTOMIASIS.

ALCOPAR IN ANKYLOSTOMIASIS.


COMBINED PERIPHERAL AND CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE, PROBABLY THROMBOANGITIS OBLITERANS.


CONJOINED TWINS.

CONJOINED TWINS.


"HUNGER": DISEASE OF MILLIONS. 3. THE HUNGRY AND THE SICK.


THE EXTRACTION OF CARRIER-FREE I-131.

THE EXTRACTION OF CARRIER-FREE I-131.


SURGERY FOR ACUTE SIGMOID VOLVULUS IN THE AGED.


HOST-TUMOR ANTAGONISM. 33. CANCER IMMUNITY--A REVIEW AND AN ANALYSIS OF SOME FACTORS IN HOST RESISTANCE TO CANCER.


PROSTATIC METASTASIS TO THE BREAST AND THE ROLE OF ESTROGENS:  CASE REPORT AND REVIEW.


ATTEMPTS TO GROW DRUG-RESISTANT CULTURES OF LACTOBACILLI FOR THE PRODUCTION OF YOGURT.


SEDATIVE AND SOMNIFACIENT EFFECTS OF METHAPYRILENE-NIACINATE: COMPARISON WITH METHAPYRILENE HYDROCHLORIDE IN 53 CASES.


TOPICAL USE OF PLACENTA-EXTRACT GEL (NON-ESTROGENIC) IN THE TREATMENT OF AGING SKIN.


PSEUDODIVERTICULUM OF THE STOMACH: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND REPORT OF CASE.


SUBSTRATE OF THE ENZYMATIC REACTION CONCERNING LIBERATION OF ETHANOLAMINE IN RAT ASCITES HEPATOMA.


STRUCTURE OF MURAMIDASE (LYSOZYME). I. THE EFFECT OF GUANIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE ON MURAMIDASE.


RADIO-ACTIVE GOLD IN THE TREATMENT OF PERSISTENT SYNOVIAL EFFUSION.


EFFECT OF ACETONE ON ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF C14-LABELLED FLAVIN ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE BY EREMOTHECIUM ASHBYII.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON STREPTOLYSIN S'. II. PROPERTIES OF A POLYPEPTIDE COMPONENT AND ITS ROLE IN THE TOXIN ACTIVITY.


PURIFICATION AND SOME PROPERTIES OF CYTOCHROMES FROM ASPERGILLUS ORYZAE.


THE STUDIES ON THE STRUCTURE OF CHICKEN HEMOGLOBIN. I. CHROMATOGRAPHIC PURIFICATION OF CHICKEN HEMOGLOBIN.


PROTEOLIPID FROM BEEF HEART MUSCLE. II. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION.


PREPARATION AND SOME PROPERTIES OF S-POOR AND S-RICH CHARONINSULFURIC ACIDS.


STUDIES ON THE CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF COLISTIN. II. AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF COLISTIN A.


THE N-TERMINAL AMINO ACID SEQUENCES OF HEMOGLOBIN OF BLUE-WHITE DOLPHIN (PRODELPHINUS COERULEO-ALBUS).


EFFECT OF CYANIDE ON THE ENZYMATIC REDUCTIONS OF SEVERAL OSONES.


THE N-TERMINAL AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF SOYBEAN TRYPSIN INHIBITOR.


INOSITOL HEXASULFATE, A NON-COMPETITIVE INHIBITOR OF ACID PHOSPHATASE FROM WHEAT BRAN.


CRYSTALLIZATION OF D-AMINOACID OXIDASE HOLO-ENZYME.


CRYSTALLIZATION OF A HOLO-ENZYME-PRODUCT COMPLEX OF  D-AMINOACID OXIDASE.


THE MECHANISM OF SODIUM DURESIS AFTER SALINE INFUSION IN THE DOG.


RED-CELL AND PLASMA LIPIDS IN ACANTHOCYTOSIS.


MUTUAL SUPPRESSION OF THE URICOSURIC EFFECTS OF  SULFINPYRAZONE AND SALICYLATE: A STUDY IN INTERACTIONS BETWEEN DRUGS.


SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FERTILE AND INFERTILE WOMEN.


THE PROTEIN-BINDING OF C14-BILIRUBIN IN HUMAN AND MURINE SERUM.


COMMITMENT: ASPECTS OF A VARIABLE IN THE TRAINING AND FUNCTIONING OF THE CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST.


INTERVIEW CONTENT AND INTERVIEWER SPEECH DURATION.


CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIBODIES IN NORMAL HUMAN URINE.


AGE AND SEX AS SOURCES OF STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE IN JUDGMENTS OF PHOTOS AND PEERS.


NUTRITIONAL INDIVIDUALITY.

NUTRITIONAL INDIVIDUALITY.


FOOD ADDITIVES.

FOOD ADDITIVES.


CHOLESTEROL. II. DIET AND ARTERIAL DISEASES.


CHOLESTEROL. I. "CORN OIL" DIET IN DIABETIC RETINOPATHY.


CHOLESTEROL. III. WHAT CAN BE DONE.

CHOLESTEROL. III. WHAT CAN BE DONE.


THE ENQUIRING GENERAL PRACTITIONER.

THE ENQUIRING GENERAL PRACTITIONER.


THE RIGHT FOOD FOR THE RIGHT AGE. II. THE ELDERLY.


THE RIGHT FOOD FOR THE RIGHT AGE. I. CHILDREN.


NUTRITION: RESISTANCE AND REACTION TO TRAUMA.


FOOD GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT.

FOOD GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT.


TEETH. I. NUTRITION AND DIET.

TEETH. I. NUTRITION AND DIET.


TEETH. II. FLUORIDES IN DIET.

TEETH. II. FLUORIDES IN DIET.


OBESITY. I. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH.

OBESITY. I. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH.


OBESITY. II. THE APPROACH TO THE PATIENT.


SOIL, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH.

SOIL, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH.


DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASES--DISCS AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. III. THE SCOPE OF MANIPULATIVE TREATMENT.


DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASES--DISCS AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. II. DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS.


INFLAMMATORY POLYARTHRITIC DISEASE. I. PROBLEMS FACING THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER.


INFLAMMATORY POLYARTHRITIC DISEASE. II. THE MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


ARTHRITIS IN POPULATIONS.

ARTHRITIS IN POPULATIONS.


INFLAMMATORY POLYARTHRITIC DISEASE. III. POLYARTHRITIS.


INFLAMMATORY POLYARTHRITIC DISEASE. IV. GOUT.


DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASES--DISCS AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. I. PROBLEMS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


EFFECT OF ADRENAL IRRADIATION UPON ALDOSTERONE PRODUCTION IN THE RAT.


CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGIC STUDY OF HOMOLOGOUS TOOTH TRANSPLANTATION.


FETAL PHONOCARDIOTACHOMETRY DURING LABOR.


DIASTOLIC HYPERTENSION AND THE OCULAR FUNDI.


THE USE OF FIBRINOLYSIN  WITH PROSTHETIC VASCULAR GRAFTS. I. KNITTED AND WOVEN TEFLON.


THE PROBLEM OF THE NASAL SEPTUM.

THE PROBLEM OF THE NASAL SEPTUM.


MUCOCELE OF THE APPENDICEAL STUMP.

MUCOCELE OF THE APPENDICEAL STUMP.


A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPONSES PER REINFORCEMENT AND PREFERENCE DURING CONCURRENT. VI.


THE REVERSION OF CATALASE DURING GROWTH OF YEAST IN ANAEROBIOSIS. Growth of originally aerobic bakers' yeast under conditions of anaerobiosis caused a decrease in the total specific catalatic activity (patent plus cryptic) of one-half per generation. It is concluded that reversion of catalase was a dilution, rather than a destruction, of the intracellular enzyme. However, the specific patent (whole cell) catalase activity remained constant for one or more generations, and then declined at a considerably slower rate than did the total activity. Thus the cryptic factor diminished progressively during anaerobic growth; after seven or eight generations virtually all the catalase was patent; i.e., the cryptic factor (the ratio of total enzyme to patent enzyme) was approximately unity. At this point, the basal level of enzyme was attained, and thereafter maintained by a basal synthesis, which produced only the patent, heat-stable, variety. Aerobic growth caused a significant, but much smaller, decline of both total catalase activity and of the cryptic factor. The data suggested that during reversion, the cryptic, heat-labile catalase became progressively converted to the patent, heat-resistant form. A model of these events is presented.


THE INFLUENCE OF SODIUM-FREE SOLUTIONS ON THE MEMBRANE POTENTIAL OF FROG MUSCLE FIBERS. The membrane potential of frog sartorius muscle fibers in a Cl- and Na-free Ringer's solution when sucrose replaces NaCl is about the same as that in normal Ringer's solution. The K(+) efflux is also about the same in the two solutions but muscles lose K and PO(4) in sucrose Ringer's solutions. The membrane potential in sucrose Ringer's solution is equal to that given by the Nernst equation for a K(+) electrode, when corrections are made for the activity coefficients for K(+) inside and outside the fiber. For a muscle in normal Ringer's solution, the measured membrane potential is within a few millivolts of E(K). This finding is incompatible with a 1:1 coupled Na-K pump. It is consistent with either no coupling of Na efflux to K influx, or a coupling ratio of 3 or greater.


LINEAR RELATIONS BETWEEN STIMULUS AMPLITUDES AND AMPLITUDES OF RETINAL ACTION POTENTIALS FROM THE EYE OF THE WOLF SPIDER. Incremental photic stimuli have been used to elicit small amplitude retinal action potentials from light-adapted ocelli of the wolf spider, Lycosa baltimoriana (Keyserling) in order to see whether or not the amplitudes of these potentials are linearly related to the stimulus amplitudes. Sine wave variations of light intensity around a mean elicit sine wave variations in potential which contain inappreciable harmonics of the stimulus frequency and whose amplitudes are linearly related to the stimulus amplitudes. Likewise, the responses to the first two periodic Fourier components of incremental rectangular wave stimuli of variable duty cycle are directly proportional to the amplitudes of these components and have phases dependent only on the frequencies and phases of these components. Thirdly, a linear transfer function can be found which describes the amplitudes and phases of responses recorded at different frequencies of sine wave stimulation and this transfer function is sufficient to predict the responses to incremental step stimuli. Finally, it is shown that flash response amplitudes are linearly related to incremental flash intensities at all levels of adaptation. The relations of these linear responses to non-linear responses and to physiological mechanisms of the eye are discussed.


INHIBITION OF CAFFEINE RIGOR AND RADIOCALCIUM MOVEMENTS BY LOCAL ANESTHETICS IN FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE. Local anesthetics have been found to act as competitive inhibitors of caffeine in frog sartorius muscle. They block caffeine-induced rigor and the attendant increase in Ca(45) influx and efflux. Increased net uptake of sodium, loss of potassium, and concurrent increase in oxygen consumption are all effectively blocked by procaine. Evidence is presented that the inhibitory effect of the local anesthetics cannot be explained by the formation of molecular complexes with caffeine. Increased efflux of Ca(45) produced by changing from zero calcium Ringer's to 0.1 mM or 1 mM calcium Ringer's is inhibited by procaine and tetracaine. EDTA-stimulated calcium efflux is not affected by either local anesthetic. Caffeine rigor develops in frog muscle depolarized with KCl or rendered electrically inexcitable by sodium lack. Both the rigor and the increased calcium fluxes are inhibited by local anesthetics in depolarized muscle.


PHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE CALCIUM SITES IN SMOOTH MUSCLE. Inherent smooth muscle tone and acetylcholine-induced contractions of the isolated longitudinal muscle from guinea pig ileum are inhibited by 1.2 M ethanol. The inhibitions are antagonized by high concentrations of calcium ion in the external medium. Previous work has indicated that an acetylcholine-induced increase in potassium efflux from the ileal muscle is also inhibited by ethanol and reactivated by high concentrations of calcium ion. It was found in this study that, in addition to ethanol, a drastic reduction in the calcium ion concentration of the bathing medium appeared to produce a depression of this drug-induced increase in potassium efflux. Preincubating the muscle in a reduced calcium ion concentration also inhibited the increase in potassium efflux initiated by a high potassium medium. Conversely, the exposure of the muscle to 1.2 M ethanol did not depress the potassium-induced increase in potassium efflux. Increases in smooth muscle tone produced by a high potassium medium have been reported to be inhibited both by ethanol and by a depletion of external calcium. These data suggest that the calcium ions which activate or enhance a potassium-induced increase in potassium efflux are not bound to the same loci in the muscle fiber as those involved in an acetylcholine-induced increase in potassium efflux or those involved in a potassium-induced increase in smooth muscle tone.


EVIDENCE FOR ANION-PERMSELECTIVE MEMBRANE IN CRAYFISH MUSCLE FIBERS AND ITS POSSIBLE ROLE IN EXCITATION-CONTRACTION COUPLING. Under certain conditions only, isolated crayfish skeletal muscle fibers change in appearance, becoming grainy, darkening, and seemingly losing their striations. These changes result from development of large vesicles on both sides of the Z-line. The longitudinal sarcoplasmic reticulum remains unaffected. The vesicles are due to swelling of a transverse tubular system (TTS) which is presumably homologous with the T-system tubules of other muscle fibers. The vesiculations occur during efflux of water or on reducing external K or Cl, but only when KCl can leave the fiber. They never result from osmotic, ionic, or electrical changes when KCl cannot leave. Inward currents, applied through a KCl-filled intracellular cathode, also cause the vesiculations. These are not produced when the cathode is filled with K-propionate, nor by outward or longitudinal currents. Thus the transverse tubules swell only when Cl leaves the cell. Accordingly, their membrane is largely or exclusively anion-permselective. These findings also indicate that the TTS forms part of a current loop, connecting with the exterior of the fiber probably through radial tubules (RT) possessing membrane of low conductivity. Thus, part of the current flowing inward across the sarcolemma during activity can return to the exterior through the membrane of the TTS. The structure and properties of the latter offer the possibility for an efficient electrical mechanism to initiate excitation-contraction coupling.


THE EFFECTS OF INHIBITORS OF MACROMOLECULAR BIOSYNTHESIS UPON THE PERSISTENT RHYTHM OF LUMINESCENCE IN GONYAULAX. Certain inhibitors of nucleic acid and protein synthesis, namely actinomycin D, mitomycin C, and puromycin, have been found to block the expression of a persistent daily rhythm of bioluminescence. The action does not inhibit luminescence per se but rather the rhythmicity. Exposure of the cells to these inhibitors for only a few hours, which might be expected to thereby delay the rhythm by a few hours, does not in fact have this effect. Chloramphenicol and amethopterin do not inhibit the rhythm. It is proposed that the functioning of the clock-like rhythmic mechanism depends upon the cell's normal ability to synthesize RNA.


THE PHOTOSENSITIVE RETINAL PIGMENT SYSTEM OF GEKKO GEKKO. Retinal extracts of Gekko gekko were found to contain two retinene(1) photopigments, one with maximum absorption at about 521 mmicro, the second with a maximum in the region of 478 mmicro. These pigments were assayed by the method of partial bleaching and their spectral characteristics studied by examining their difference spectra. The 478 mmicro pigment was present in the extracts as 8 per cent of the total photopigment concentration. The two pigment systems were shown to be biochemically independent and to have different properties. Unlike the 521 mmicro pigment, for example, the 478 mmicro pigment was found to resist the action of NH(2)OH and, within the cells, to be unaffected by sucrose solutions. These solutions destroyed or altered the 521 system so that extracts of sucrose-treated retinae were found to contain significantly less 521 photopigment. In digitonin solution the 521 pigment was unaffected by sucrose treatment. Both pigments were extracted from separated, washed outer segments and so are considered to be visual pigments. This dual system accounts for the spectral sensitivity of this gecko as determined by Denton. A search was made, but no evidence was secured for the presence of a photopigment absorbing at longer wavelengths. Electoretinographic data suggest, however, that an elevated sensitivity at longer wavelengths occurs in some geckos so that a continued search is justified for a third photopigment.


ELECTRICAL RESPONSE AND GROWTH OF OLFACTORY CILIA OF THE OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM OF THE NEWT IN WATER AND ON LAND. A correlation between the length of the olfactory cilia and the electrical activity of the olfactory epithelium was studied in newts living in water and on land. The olfactory cilia grew when newts were transferred onto land. The cilia in the olfactory bud became longest in 108 hours after the transfer and then became shorter, while those in the interstitium only gradually elongated. Slow potentials were evoked in the epithelium by the application of odorous fluids but not by odorous vapors for 20 hours after the transfer. Thereafter, the slow potential began to appear in response to odorous vapors and reached maximal magnitude between 60 and 70 hours after the transfer, while it was not evoked by odorous fluids in this period. In the later stage, the slow potential to odorous vapors decreased in magnitude and disappeared 120 hours after the transfer, while it began to reappear in response to odorous fluids. When these changes in the slow potential were compared with those in the cilium, a discrepancy was found between the period of maximal potential magnitude and that of maximal cilium length.


POST-TETANIC REPETITIVE ACTIVITY IN THE CAT SOLEUS NERVE. ITS ORIGIN, COURSE, AND MECHANISM OF GENERATION. Subsequent to conditioning by a high frequency stimulus axons of the cat soleus nerve respond to single stimuli with brief trains of repetitive action potentials. This phenomenon, post-tetanic repetitive activity (PTR), was studied in individual axons and single motor units of an in situ cat soleus nerve-muscle preparation. The occurrence, intensity, and duration of PTR are principally dependent on the frequency and duration of the conditioning tetanus. PTR occurs synchronously in the axon and muscles of single motor units. An analysis of the temporal relationships of the repetitive nerve and muscle potentials showed that PTR is generated in the motor nerve terminal. It is postulated that PTR is produced by a generator potential which is developed in the post-tetanic period between the unmyelinated nerve terminal and the last node of Ranvier.


LATHYRISM: A CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY.


BASAL CELL CARCINOMA: A CLINICOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF 120 CASES.


INFANTILE HYDROCEPHALUS.

INFANTILE HYDROCEPHALUS.


PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE IN CIRRHOSIS LIVER.


FAMILY PLANNING: OBSERVATION AND FINDINGS OF 149 MALE CASES ADOPTING CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS.


PROGRESSIVE PATIENT CARE.

PROGRESSIVE PATIENT CARE.


CEREBRAL CYSTICERCOSIS.

CEREBRAL CYSTICERCOSIS.


OSTEOMYELITIS VARIOLOSA DURING CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY.


LATHYRISM.

LATHYRISM.


PYRIDOXINE RESPONSIVE ANAEMIA.

PYRIDOXINE RESPONSIVE ANAEMIA.


STUDIES ON THE CORRELATION OF THE GENETICALLY DETERMINED TRAIT, GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY, WITH BEHAVIORAL MANIFESTATIONS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA.


STUDIES OF METABOLIC PRODUCTS IN EXPIRED AIR. I. METHANE.


SIMPLIFICATION OF THE ANTHRONE METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF INULIN IN CLEARANCE STUDIES.


STABILITY OF PANCREATIC DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE IN THE PRESENCE OF PROTEASES.


VARIATION OF PKA'-VALUES OF TETRACYCLINES IN DIMETHYLFORMAMIDE-WATER SOLVENTS.


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


FLUOROMETRIC ASSAY OF YOHIMBINE.

FLUOROMETRIC ASSAY OF YOHIMBINE.


QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF SPARTEINE SULFATE.


MODIFIED AUTOMATED APPARATUS FOR DETERMINATION OF DISSOLUTION RATES OF CAPSULES AND TABLETS.


FERGUSON PRINCIPLE AND THE CRITICAL MICELLE CONCENTRATION.


PHARMACEUTICAL INVESTIGATION OF SELECTED ALBERTA BENTONITES. III. CATION EXCHANGE DETERMINATION.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC DATA FOR SOME ANTIHISTAMINES.


ABNORMAL PHARMACOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ISOLATED NERVE-MUSCLE PREPARATIONS FROM MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIC MICE.


A "GO, NO-GO" ASSAY PROCEDURE FOR RESIDUAL AMOUNTS OF ACETONE IN FILM-COATED TABLETS.


STUDIES ON VERATRUM ALKALOIDS. 36. THE ACTION OF GERMINE MONOACETATE AND GERMINE DIACETATE ON MAMMALIAN SKELETAL MUSCLE.


CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF IMIPRAMINE.

CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF IMIPRAMINE.


SUPERSENSITIVITY TO ANTICHOLINESTERASES OF AN ISOLATED NERVE-MUSCLE PREPARATION FROM HEREDITARILY DYSTROPHIC MICE.


PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF REVERSIBLE CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION INDUCED BY N-METHYL 3-ISOPROPYL PHENYL CARBAMATE (COMPOUND 10854).


THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE AND LIMITATION OF MOVEMENT ON AMPHETAMINE TOXICITY.


CONDUCTION BLOCK BY COCAINE IN SODIUM-DEPLETED NERVES WITH ACTIVITY MAINTAINED BY LITHIUM, HYDRAZINIUM OR GUANIDINIUM IONS.


FIVE-YEAR RESULTS IN THE TREATMENT OF WILMS TUMOR OF CHILDREN.


HAS CHEMOTHERAPY REDUCED THE INCIDENCE OF GENITOURINARY TUBERCULOSIS?A COMPARISON BASED ON NECROPSY MATERIAL FROM BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.


NORCARDIA AND NOCARDIOSIS.

NORCARDIA AND NOCARDIOSIS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE CYTOPLASM OF PARENCHYMAL LIVER CELLS IN ALPHA-NAPHTHYL-ISOTHIOCYANATE-INDUCED CIRRHOSIS.


RENAL TOXICITY OF MALEIC ACID IN THE RAT: ENZYMATIC AND MORPHOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS.


HEPATIC DIHYDROOROTIC ACID DEHYDROGENASE IN VIRAL LIVER INJURY; A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


THE EXTENT OF HUMAN EPIDERMOID CARCINOMA CELL (HEP-3) INVASION INTO STROMA OF DECREASED TENSILE STRENGTH.


RELATIONIN DOGS OF PULMONARY VASCULAR OBSTRUCTION TO PULMONARY VASCULAR "RESISTANCE".


EFFECT OF BETA-AMINOPROPIONITRILE ON CULTURED CELLS.


TRAINING IN COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY.

TRAINING IN COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY.


A DESIGN FOR GENERAL PRACTICE. I. REINFORCEMENT FOR THE FAMILY DOCTOR.


CHANGING TREATMENT OF STROKE PATIENTS.

CHANGING TREATMENT OF STROKE PATIENTS.


TRENDS IN UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION.


THE USE OF RADIATION RESPONSE IN SELECTING THE METHOD OF TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA CERVICIS UTERI.


TRENDS IN OBSTETRICS.

TRENDS IN OBSTETRICS.


TRENDS IN EDUCATION IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY: A FORUM.


ABORTION -- A SURVEY OF 1,000 CASES.

ABORTION -- A SURVEY OF 1,000 CASES.


MATERNITY SERVICES IN FEDERATION OF MALAYA.


A CONCEPT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TWIN DELIVERY.


REPAIR OF WOUNDS OF THE PERINEUM.

REPAIR OF WOUNDS OF THE PERINEUM.


THE PLACE OF THE VACUUM EXTRACTOR IN OBSTETRICS.


A TECHNIQUE OF OPERATIVE CHOLANGIOGRAPHY AND ITS EVALUATION.


SIMPLE FUNCTIONAL TESTS FOR DETERMINING PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION.


HYPERTENSION AND CARDIAC INFARCTION.

HYPERTENSION AND CARDIAC INFARCTION.


"NO LOSS WITHOUT PROFIT" A STUDY IN MATERNAL MORTALITY.


SPASTIC CEREBRAL ATTACKS IN THE LIGHT OF NEUROPATHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS.


A NORMATIVE SAMPLE OF INTELLIGENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT OF NEGRO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TINEA CAPITIS.

THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TINEA CAPITIS.


OXACILLIN TREATMENT OF SEVERE STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS.


SURGERY IN POLYCYTHEMIA VERA.

SURGERY IN POLYCYTHEMIA VERA.


AGE FACTOR IN EPILEPSY. A SUMMARY AND SYNTHESIS.


SURVIVAL OF TRANSFUSED DONOR MONONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTES DURING OPEN-HEART SURGERY.


MEDICAL CARE: ITS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS. EVALUATION OF THE QUALITY OF MEDICAL CARE.


NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY.

NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY.


A TEST FOR HYSTERICAL HEMIANALGESIA.

A TEST FOR HYSTERICAL HEMIANALGESIA.


ELEVATION OF FACTOR VIII (ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR) DURING PREGNANCY IN NORMAL PERSONS AND IN A PATIENT WITH VON WILLEBRAND'S DISEASE.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 76-1963.


TAX RETIREMENT ACT FOR THE SELF-EMPLOYED.


LEUKOCYTE "SURVIVAL".

LEUKOCYTE "SURVIVAL".


HEREDITARY FRUCTOSE INTOLERANCE.

HEREDITARY FRUCTOSE INTOLERANCE.


CHEMICAL PROTECTION OF MEG AGAINST IONIZING RADIATION. I. THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF MEG AGAINST DEATH DUE TO X-RAY IRRADIATION IN MICE.


PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF MEG ON RADIATION INJURIES OF HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM IN MICE AND RATS.


PSYCHE SEQUELAE OF SURGICAL CHANGE IN BODY STRUCTURE.


PARENTS IN PEDIATRICS.

PARENTS IN PEDIATRICS.


ANY WOMAN WHO REALLY WANTS TO NURSE HER BABY CAN DO SO?


FRESHMAN CHARACTERISTICS AND    EXPECTATIONS RELATED TO ANTICIPATED SATISFACTION FROM ATTENDING NURSING SCHOOL.


THE SCHOOL NURSE-TEACHER'S ROLE IN AIDING CHILDREN WITH EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS.


THOUGHTS ON NURSING.

THOUGHTS ON NURSING.


THE PATIENT COMES TO THE HOSPITAL.

THE PATIENT COMES TO THE HOSPITAL.


HUMAN RELATIONS TRAINING FOR SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IN HOSPITALS.


MOTOR AND RECEPTOR UNITS IN THE SOLEUS MUSCLE AFTER NERVE REGENERATION IN VERY YOUNG RATS.


THE EFFECT OF THE CAROTID SINUS PRESSOR REFLEX ON RENAL FUNCTION AND ELECTROLYTE EXCRETION. ON THE NATURE OF THE AFFERENT SIGNAL.


THE EFFECT OF CERVICAL VAGOTOMY AND POSTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC LESIONS ON THE SALURETIC RESPONSE TO DEXTRAN INFUSION.


THE EFFECT OF DIBENZYLINE AND HYPERTENSIN ON SALURETIC PRESSOR AND "VOLUME" REFLEXES.


THE INTRARENAL DISTRIBUTION OF 32-P.

THE INTRARENAL DISTRIBUTION OF 32-P.


THE INTRARENAL DISTRIBUTION OF DIODRAST 131-I.


THE ROLE OF SODIUM CHLORIDE IN THE EXCITABILITY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE RAT.


CONDITIONED REFLEX ACTIVITY IN MALE RATS WEANED NORMALLY OR PREMATURELY.


THE EFFECT OF NEOCORTICAL AND CAUDATAL SPREADING DEPRESSION ON "CIRCLING MOVEMENTS" INDUCED FROM THE CAUDATE NUCLEUS.


LONG-TERM REGULATORY INFLUENCE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM ON SOME METABOLIC DIFFERENCES IN MUSCLES OF DIFFERENT FUNCTION.


DEMONSTRATION OF TRF (THYROTROPHIN-RELEASING FACTOR) ACTIVITY OF A FRACTION OF BOVINE HYPOTHALAMIC EXTRACTS IN RATS IN VIVO.


A TRANSIENT ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL PHENOMENON IN FROG SKIN.


THE EFFECT OF METHYLTHIOURACIL ON THE METABOLISM OF 131-I-THYROXINE AND 127-I-THYROXINE.


THE EFFECT OF A LOW PH ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN VITRO BY RAT NERVOUS TISSUE DURING POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT.


THE EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF CEREBRAL CORTEX, LIVER SLICES AND OF DIAPHRAGM IN VITRO DURING POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT.


THE DISTRIBUTION AND METABOLISM OF ROSE BENGAL-131-I IN RATS.


TRAINING THE DISABLED FOR INDEPENDENCE IN THE HOME.


PLANNING HOMES FOR THE DISABLED.

PLANNING HOMES FOR THE DISABLED.


THE DRUG-REQUIRING PHASE IN THE GROWTH OF DRUG-DEPENDENT  ENTEROVIRUSES.


GENETIC EVIDENCE FOR THE SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE ISOZYMES.


PREVENTION OF HORMONE ACTION BY LOCAL APPLICATION OF ACTINOMYCIN D.


OLD AND NEW RNA IN THE EMBRYOGENESIS OF THE PURPLE SEA URCHIN.


EVIDENCE FOR A RING STRUCTURE OF POLYOMA VIRUS DNA.


THE ROLE OF PROTEIN AND NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESPIRATION IN POTATO TUBER SLICES.


THE PARTICULATE NATURE OF NONCHROMOSOMAL GENES IN CHLAMYDOMONAS.


ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE SPINDLE APPARATUS AND REOVIRUS.


THE ROLE OF RNA SYNTHESIS IN EARLY ESTROGEN ACTION.


THE STRUCTURE OF CARBOXYPEPTIDASE A, I. A TWO-DIMENSIONAL SUPERPOSITION FUNCTION.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF THYROGLOBULIN: RELATIONSHIP TO RNA-TEMPLATE AND PRECURSOR PROTEIN.


HOST-INDUCED MODIFICATION OF T-EVEN PHAGES DUE TO DEFECTIVE GLUCOSYLATION OF THEIR DNA.


COMPLEMENTATION, RECOMBINATION, AND SUPPRESSION IN GALACTOSE NEGATIVE MUTANTS OF E. COLI.


A CHEMICAL BASIS FOR THE HOST-INDUCED MODIFICATION OF T-EVEN BACTERIOPHAGES.


DEPENDENCE OF FREQUENCY OF X-RAY-INDUCED CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS ON DOSE RATE IN THE CHINESE HAMSTER.


PRIMITIVE NERVOUS SYSTEMS.

PRIMITIVE NERVOUS SYSTEMS.


DISSOCIATION OF RABBIT GAMMA GLOBULIN INTO SUBUNITS BY REDUCTION AND ACIDIFICATION.


POLARIZATION OF CELL LOCOMOTION IN VITRO.


DANON D: POLYRIBOSOMES AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS DURING RETICULOCYTE MATURATION IN VITRO.


PROPERTIES OF A TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE REGULATORY SYSTEM.


A MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF MITOMYCIN ACTION: LINKING OF  COMPLEMENTARY DNA STRANDS.


INACTIVATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE BY CHLOROFORM AND X IRRADIATION.


RAPID TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN FIBROBLAST CULTURES BY SIMIAN VIRUS.


SPECTROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION OF THE REACTION OF SPERM WHALE MYOGLOBIN WITH ZINC.


NONRECIPROCAL EVENTS AT THE GARNET LOCUS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


SPECIFIC ADENOVIRUS COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIGENS IN VIRUS-FREE HAMSTER AND RAT TUMORS.


ANEUPLOIDY IN THE DEGENERATIVE PHASE OF SERIAL CULTIVATION OF HUMAN CELL STRAINS.


THE ANALEPTIC ACTIVITY AND EEG EFFECTS OF SOME INDOLE ALKALOIDS.


INVESTIGATIONS ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN PROGRESSIVE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES.


METHODOLOGY IN TWO CALIFORNIA HEALTH SURVEYS: SAN JOSE (1952) AND STATEWIDE (1954-55).


SUMMARY OF RESULTS FROM THE RAW MILK SAMPLING PROGRAM JUNE 1957-APRIL 1963.


IN VITRO MEASUREMENT OF IODINE-131 IN BOVINE THYROIDS.


EMOTIONS: A PHYSIOLOGIC PROCESS.

EMOTIONS: A PHYSIOLOGIC PROCESS.


APPETITE SUPPRESSING DRUGS AS AN ETIOLOGIC FACTOR IN MENTAL ILLNESS.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF HYPNOANALYSIS.

CLINICAL ASPECTS OF HYPNOANALYSIS.


A PSYCHOSOMATIC APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF RECALCITRANT DERMATOSES.


TRI-CITY DIET STUDY--STABLE STRONTIUM-CALCIUM BONE/DIET OBSERVED RATIOS, 1962.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF DEPRESSION.III. PSYCHODYNAMICS OF DEPRESSION.


CHROMOSOME INVERSION IN TWO SPECIES OF DROSOPHILA.


EMOTIONAL FACTORS IN REPETITIVE DIABETIC ACIDOSIS.


A NEW GENUS OF PHORID FLIES, WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF SEVEN NEW SPECIES (DIPTERA, PHORIDAE).


PSYCHODYNAMIC CONSIDERATION IN CURRENT PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC PRACTICES.


UGO CERLETTI M.D. (1877-1963).

UGO CERLETTI M.D. (1877-1963).


FLUORESCENT TRACER AND NATURAL FLUORESCENCE IN DIPTERA OF THE GENUS PHLEBOTOMUS.


BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER OF ALBINO RATS UNDER THE SYNTHETIC ORGANIC DYES.


OXYTOCIN GIVEN SIX DAYS POST PARTUM--THE EFFECT ON LACTATION.


ARTHROPOD-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUSES IN THE WEST INDIES AREA. VI. A SEROLOGICAL SURVEY OF ST. VINCENT, W.I.


GANJA (CANNABIS SATIVA L.). A REVIEW.

GANJA (CANNABIS SATIVA L.). A REVIEW.


AN IMPROVED ELECTROPHORETIC TECHNIQUE.

AN IMPROVED ELECTROPHORETIC TECHNIQUE.


PREVALENCE OF ENTEROVIRUSES IN CHILDREN AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, PORT-OF-SPAIN, TRINIDAD, IN 1960.


A CASE OF PUERPERAL GENITAL TUBERCULOSIS.


A SURVEY OF PARASITIC INFECTION IN TWO COMMUNITIES IN JAMAICA AND A DRUG TRIAL ON POSITIVE CASES.


STUDY OF BIRTHWEIGHTS OF BABIES BORN IN BARBADOS, WEST INDIES.


SUPPURATIVE SOFT TISSUE INFECTION OF THE HEAD AND NECK.


AN UNUSUAL CASE OF RAISED INTRA-CRANIAL PRESSURE IN A CHILD.


GIDDINESS AND DIZZINESS. II. THE OTOLOGICAL ASPECTS.


SYMPOSIUM ON FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE MANAGEMENT AFTER SURGERY.


THE GENETIC BASIS OF SOMATIC DAMAGE PRODUCED BY RADIATION IN THIRD INSTAR LARVAE OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER. I. DEATH BEFORE MATURITY.


EVIDENCE OF AN ESSENTIAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POINT MUTATIONS AND CHROMOSOME BREAKS INDUCED BY TRIETHYLENE MELAMINE IN DROSOPHILA SPERMATOZOA.


STIMULATION EFFECTS AND BIOELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE CAUDATE NUCLEUS IN UNILATERALLY DECORTICATED RABBITS AND CATS.


CONDITIONED REFLEXES ESTABLISHED IN UNILATERALLY DECORTICATED RABBITS TO CAUDATE NUCLEUS STIMULATION.


PROPERTIES OF MULTIPLE CONDITIONED REFLEX TYPE II ACTIVITY.


AMYGDALOID COMPLEX OF THE DOG.

AMYGDALOID COMPLEX OF THE DOG.


DEGENERATIONS OF THE MEDIAL GENICULATE BODY FOLLOWING ABLATIONS OF VARIOUS TEMPORAL REGIONS IN THE DOG.


CARDIAC AND RESPIRATORY CONCOMITANTS IN CLASSICAL DEFENSIVE CONDITIONING IN CATS.


PROPERTIES OF SPINAL FROG PREPARATION IN RELATION TO THE LEVEL OF THE SPINAL TRANSECTION.


THE INHIBITORY ROLE OF AMYGDALA STIMULATION.


THE EFFECT OF PARTIAL LESIONS OF THE PREFRONTAL AREA ON ALIMENTARY CONDITIONED REFLEXES IN DOGS.


RHYTHMIC CHANGES IN FOOD INTAKE AND BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL IN THE RABBIT AS A FUNCTION OF FOOD DEPRIVATION INTERVALS.


OTOGENIC BRAIN ABSCESS. A STUDY OF 99 CASES, INCLUDING 24  FOLLOW-UP EXAMINED.


EFFECTS OF SODIUM ARSENITE ON THE INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF MAGNESIUM IN RABBITS.


NAMES APPROVED BY THE NORDIC PHARMACOPOEIA COUNCIL (NFN NAMES).


EFFECTS OF THE POTASSIUM AND MAGNESIUM SALTS OF ASPARTIC ACID ON AMMONIA INTOXICATION IN THE RAT.


SODIUM, POTASSIUM AND CHLORIDE IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE.


EFFECT OF CHLORPROMAZINE OR HALOPERIDOL ON FORMATION OF 3METHOXYTYRAMINE AND NORMETANEPHRINE IN MOUSE BRAIN.


ADRENERGIC MECHANISMS AND AMPHETAMINE INDUCED ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR.


MORPHINE AND NORMORPHINE IN THE BRAINS OF RATS GIVEN IDENTICALLY ANALGAESIC DOSES OF MORPHINE, CODEINE OR NORMORPHINE.


THE EFFECT OF MORPHINE ON THE HISTAMINE CONTENTS OF BRAIN AND SKIN IN THE RAT.


SPONTANEOUS AND PRALIDOXIME-INDUCED RE-ACTIVATION OF BRAIN CHOLINESTERASE IN THE CHICKEN AFTER FATAL NITROSTIGMINE (PARATHION) POISONING.


EFFECTS OF CHOLINERGIC AGENTS ON INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF MAGNESIUM BY RABBITS.


PREPARATION OF  TRUE CHOLINESTERASE FROM THE STRIATED MUSCLE OF THE RABBIT.


HYPERMOTILITY  EVOKED BY LESIONS OF THE SEPTUM AND ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMUS.


ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK  AND PEPTONE SHOCK IN THE DOG. III. EFFECT OF COMPOUND 48/80 ON ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK  AND PEPTONE SHOCK.


SUMMATION PHENOMENA IN THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.


DETERMINATION OF ELASTASE AND ELASTASE INHIBITOR BY MEANS OF ORCEIN-ELASTIN.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE SEMINAL VESICLE OF THE RAT. 1. RAPIDLY LABELLED PROTEIN IN THE RNA FRACTION.


A STUDY OF PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS EXOPENICILLINASE.


STUDIES ON THE SULFHYDRYL GROUPS OF LDH FROM SKELETAL MUSCLE.


ENZYMIC FORMATION OF THE DISULFIDE BRIDGES OF RIBONUCLEASE.


EFFECT OF HYPOTHALAMIC AND BRAIN STEM STRUCTURE STIMULATION ON PITUITARY-ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION.


STUDIES OF THE DOUBLE INNERVATION IN THE REGULATION OF ADDUCTOR MUSCLE TONE IN THE CLAM ANODONTA CYGNEA L.


CORRELATIONS BETWEEN AVOIDING CONDITIONED REFLEX ACTIVITY AND PITUITARY-ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION IN THE RAT.


FURTHER DATA CONCERNING THE SEX DIFFERENCES OF THE PITUITARY-ADRENAL SYSTEM IN THE RAT.


EXTENT OF THE MOTOR CORTEX IN THE POSTERIOR SIGMOID GYRUS IN THE CAT.


ALKOXYGLYCEROLS AND THEIR USE IN RADIATION TREATMENT. AN EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDY.


EFFECT OF ADMINISTERED PROGESTERONE ON URINARY  EXCRETION OF ENDOGENOUS PREGNANEDIOL IN PREGNANCY.


REFINEMENTS IN TECHNIQUE AND INTERPRETATION OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION  TIME (MCT) USED AS AN OFFICE TEST OF THYROID FUNCTION.


CLINICAL AND  STATISTICAL STUDY OF TRICHOMONAD INFESTATION IN VIETNAMESE WOMEN WITH SPECIAL  REFERENCE TO TREATMENT BY A NEW IMIDAZOLE DERIVATIVE.


GASTRIC RESPONSE TO TOPICAL HISTAMINE; SUBCUTANEOUS DOSE-  RESPONSE RELATION.


EFFECTS OF CALCIUM REMOVAL ON BULLFROG GASTRIC MUCOSA.


EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON FFA METABOLISM OF PANCREATECTOMIZED DOGS.


EFFECTS OF CARBOHYDRATES ON SECRETION OF INSULIN FROM ISOLATED RAT PANCREAS.


DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERN OF GLUCURONIDE FORMATION IN RAT AND GUINEA PIG LIVER.


UPTAKE OF PLASMA FREE FATTY ACIDS BY THE ISOLATED RAT LIVER: EFFECT OF GLUCAGON.


EFFECTS OF ACID-BASE CHANGES AND CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITION ON PANCREATIC SECRETION.


EFFECTS OF INTRAHYPOTHALAMIC CRYSTALLINE STEROIDS ON ACUTE ACTH SECRETION.


NATURE OF ELECTROLYTE EXCHANGE IN ISOLATED UTERINE SMOOTH  MUSCLE.


ROLE OF CALCIUM IN INITIATION OF CONTRACTION IN SMOOTH MUSCLE.


DISTRIBUTION AND EXCHANGE OF CALCIUM IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND SMOOTH MUSCLE.


EFFECT OF CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITION ON  PROXIMAL TUBULAR BICARBONATE REABSORPTION.


ADIPOSE TISSUE IN EXPERIMENTAL NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.


SITE OF REABSORPTION OF CITRATE AND CALCIUM IN THE RENAL TUBULE OF THE DOG.


INTERRELATIONS OF ARSENATE AND PHOSPHATE TRANSPORT IN THE DOG KIDNEY.


EFFLUX OF SODIUM FROM ISOLATED TOAD BLADDER.


DIFFUSION OF TRITIATED WATER INTO COLLECTING DUCT URINE IN THE DOG.


RELATION OF BLOOD PH AND CO2 TO CENTRAL STIMULATORY EFFECTS OF SALINE ON DOGS.


CNS EXCITABILITY CHANGES DURING ALTITUDE ACCLIMATIZATION AND DEACCLIMATIZATION IN RATS.


DEVELOPMENT OF TISSUE HYPOXIA DURING PROGRESSIVE HYPERTHERMIA IN DOGS.


INDUCED MODULATIONS IN AUTONOMIC EFFERENT NEURON ACTIVITY.


CENTRAL CONTROL OF SYMPATHETIC CARDIAC AUGMENTATION IN LOWER BRAIN STEM OF THE CAT.


EFFECTS OF CHOLINERGIC DRUGS ON HYPOTHALAMIC SELF-STIMULATION RESPONSE RATES OF DOGS.


FOOD AND WATER INTAKE FOLLOWING LESIONS OR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE AMYGDALA.


AORTIC DEPRESSOR FIBERS IN THE RAT: AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY.


METABOLISM OF PALMITIC ACID IN PERFUSED RAT HEART.


ROLE OF AORTIC AND VAGUS NERVES IN ARTERIAL BAROREFLEX BRADYCARDIA IN RABBITS.


ANAEROBIC FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF ISOLATED RABBIT ATRIA.


EFFECT OF CA ON DURATION OF Q-T INTERVAL AND VENTRICULAR SYSTOLE IN DOG.


EFFECT OF HEART RATE ON ACTION OF OUABAIN ON CA EXCHANGE IN GUINEA PIG LEFT ATRIA.


PROTHROMBIN HOMEOSTASIS IN CROSS-  CIRCULATED NORMAL AND DICUMAROL-TREATED DOGS.


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF CHILDREN SEEN IN THE DIAGNOSTIC  CENTERS FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN.


RELATIONSHIP OF INSULIN AND STROPHANTHIDIN TO MYOCARDIAL METABOLISM AND FUNCTION.


EVALUATION OF A POISON CENTER.

EVALUATION OF A POISON CENTER.


CONTACT INVESTIGATION: A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO TUBERCULOSIS ERADICATION.


SOCIAL WORK IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS.


WORLD-WIDE IMPORTANCE OF PROTEIN MALNUTRITION AND  PROGRESS TOWARD ITS PREVENTION.


OVERNUTRITION.

OVERNUTRITION.


RESEARCH PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS BY LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS--GENERAL  POLICIES AND PRACTICES.


RESEARCH DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL NUTRITION.


APPLICATION OF NEWER KNOWLEDGE OF NUTRITION ON PHYSICAL AND MENTAL GROWTH  AND DEVELOPMENT.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECTS OF PROGRAM RESEARCH IN A LOCAL  HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


A STUDY IN ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICES.

A STUDY IN ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICES.


THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY IN MENTAL HEALTH.


A STUDY OF HAEMAGGLUTINATION REACTION IN LEPROSY CONTACTS.


POTENTIATION OF ANDROGENIC ACTION OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE BY SODIUM MOLYBDATE.


EFFECTS OF AIR TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY  ON THE METABOLISM OF FOOD NUTRIENTS IN CATTLE AND BUFFALO BULLS.


EFFECT OF NYSTATIN AND AMPHOTERICIN B ON THE GROWTH OF CANDIDA ALBICANS.


BAIT COMPOSITION AND RODENTICIDAL ACTIVITY OF BARIUM CARBONATE.


SEARCH FOR AN UNIDENTIFIED NUTRIENT IN MAMMALIAN LIVER. I. GROWTH STUDIES WITH VARIOUS OX LIVER PREPARATIONS.


CHEMISTRY OF INFLAMMATION.

CHEMISTRY OF INFLAMMATION.


SOME CARDIO-VASCULAR ACTIONS OF THIORIDAZINE HYDROCHLORIDE.


ETHANOL AND LUNG FUNCTION IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


BRADYKININ AND ETHANOL IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


NOTE ON THE ACTION OF DRUGS IN THE LIGHT OF THEIR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE.


ON THE EVALUATION OF HISTAMINE FORMATION AND CATABOLISM IN RATS BY ANALYSIS OF THE URINE.


ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND DEPRESSOR EFFECT OF CERTAIN SUBSTITUTED METHYL ETHERS OF CHOLINE.


THE INFLUENCE OF MARSILID ON THE TEMPERATURE RESPONSE IN RATS AFTER MORPHINE.


THE EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUS NORADRENALINE IN LOW DOSAGE ON THE ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE OF THE DOG.


SELECTIVE BLOCKADE OF SYMPATHETIC OR PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA.


A SIMPLE METHOD TO MEASURE CENTRAL CHOLINOLYTIC ACTIVITY.


METABOLIC FACTORS DETERMINING A HIGHER RESISTANCE TO STRYCHNINE IN GUINEA PIGS.


STUDIES ON ALMONDS. III. THE SEROTONIN CONTENT OF DRIED SWEET ALMONDS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE POSSIBLE MEDIATION OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE HEPATOTOXICITY THROUGH THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


EFFECT OF PYROGALLOL ON THE DURATION OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR ACTION OF CATECHOLAMINES.


LIVER FUNCTION AND PYROGENIC RESPONSE TO THE LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE FROM E. COLI.


STUDIES ON THE INFLUENCE OF ACETYLCHOLINE, ESERINE AND ATROPINE ON COCHLEAR POTENTIALS, IN THE GUINEA PIG AND THE CAT.


EFFECT OF DRUGS ON CONDITIONED AVOIDANCE RESPONSE IN RATS.


ATROPINE EFFECTS UPON BLOOD PRESSURE IN THE PULMONARY CIRCULATION OF CATS AFTER APPLICATION OF GANGLIOPLEGIC DRUGS.


THE ACTION OF PROCAINE ON THE CONDUCTION AND O2 CONSUMPTION OF THE FROG ISOLATED NERVE.


EFFECTS OF TETRAHYDROCANNABINOLS AND OTHER DRUGS ON OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN RATS.


COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGY OF ATROPINE SULFATE, BENZTROPINE METHANESULFONATE AND ETHYLBENZTROPINE BROMIDE.


PULMONARY VENTILATION RESPONSE TO THE METABOLIC ACTION OF 2,4-DINITROPHENOL.


COMPARISON OF INTRAMUSCULAR AND ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF CHLORPROMAZINE AND THIORIDAZINE.


MANAGEMENT OF THE DIFFICULT SEPTUM.

MANAGEMENT OF THE DIFFICULT SEPTUM.


ELASTIC MEMBRANES OF THE DEVELOPING HUMAN AORTA. A HISTOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION.


CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF MINERALIZED TISSUE WITH OXYTETRACYCLINE.


EFFECTS OF HEAVY HIGH ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES. II. PRIMARY ATYPICAL EPITHELIAL  HYPERPLASIA IN MOUSE SKIN AFTER EXPOSURE TO 10 MEV PROTONS, 20 MEV DEUTERONS, OR 40 MEV ALPHA-PARTICLES.


EFFECTS OF HEAVY HIGH ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES. III. IN VIVO ACTIVATION IN MICE OF C12, N14, AND O16 BY BOMBARDMENT WITH 2 BEV PROTONS.


EFFECTS OF HEAVY HIGH ENERGY CHARGED PARTICLES. IV. THE FATE OF GIANT CELLS PRODUCED IN A NEOPLASM BY 20 MEV DEUTERON BOMBARDMENT.


TISSUE REACTIONS TO FORMS OF CHOLESTEROL.


LIPID DEPOSITS IN THE LUNGS OF GERM-FREE ANIMALS.


SPONTANEOUS ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL THROMBOATHEROSCLEROSIS.   EFFECT OF ARTERIAL AND VENOUS ENVIRONMENTS.


THROMBOAORTITIS IN THE NEWBORN.

THROMBOAORTITIS IN THE NEWBORN.


HYDROLASES OF MONONUCLEAR EXUDATE CELLS AND TUBERCULOSIS. I. EXUDATE CHARACTERISTICS, ESTERASES, PROTEINASES, AND LIPASE.


LOW-FLOW FAIL-SAFE INTRA-ARTERIAL  INFUSION.


THE SALIVARY GLANDS IN RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS.


SEXUAL ASSAULTS ON CHILDREN.

SEXUAL ASSAULTS ON CHILDREN.


YAWS REPORTED IN SHEFFIELD.

YAWS REPORTED IN SHEFFIELD.


LUNG CANCER AND BRONCHITIS.

LUNG CANCER AND BRONCHITIS.


THE AETIOLOGY OF COMPLETE HEART-BLOCK.

THE AETIOLOGY OF COMPLETE HEART-BLOCK.


USE OF ULTRASONICS IN DIAGNOSIS OF ABDOMINAL SWELLINGS.


PLACE OF MASS RADIOGRAPHY IN RELATION TO  LUNG CANCER IN MEN.


INFLUENCE OF SMOKING ON MORTALITY FROM VARIOUS DISEASES  IN SCOTLAND AND IN ENGLAND AND WALES. AN ANALYSIS BY COHORTS.


DIURETIC ACTION OF ETHACRYNIC ACID IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


RELIGHTING OF CIGARETTES  AND LUNG CANCER.


VAGINAL CYTOLOGY AND RECURRENT ABORTIONS.


TOBACCO SMOKING AND BLOOD GROUP.

TOBACCO SMOKING AND BLOOD GROUP.


HYDATIDIFORM MOLE AND PREGNANCY DIAGNOSED BY SONAR.


ADDICTION TO CHLORODYNE.

ADDICTION TO CHLORODYNE.


SPONTANEOUS UTERINE RUPTURE IN ASSOCIATION WITH ABORTION.


SUBACUTE COMBINED DEGENERATION OF THE CORD AFTER PARTIAL  GASTRECTOMY.


CYTOTOXIC DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER.


ENURESIS.

ENURESIS.


FITNESS FOR GENERAL ANAESTHESIA.

FITNESS FOR GENERAL ANAESTHESIA.


PSYCHIATRIC UNITS IN GENERAL HOSPITALS.

PSYCHIATRIC UNITS IN GENERAL HOSPITALS.


PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW.

PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW.


HAEMAGGLUTINATION IN VIRUS HEPATITIS.

HAEMAGGLUTINATION IN VIRUS HEPATITIS.


GAS MIXTURES.

GAS MIXTURES.


IMMUNOLOGICAL PREGNANCY TESTS.

IMMUNOLOGICAL PREGNANCY TESTS.


TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS IN INDUSTRY.

TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS IN INDUSTRY.


TREATMENT OF HYPOADRENALISM.

TREATMENT OF HYPOADRENALISM.


ADDICTION TO AMPHETAMINES.

ADDICTION TO AMPHETAMINES.


TOXICITY OF ACETAZOLAMIDE.

TOXICITY OF ACETAZOLAMIDE.


URETHRAL DIVERTICULA IN WOMEN.

URETHRAL DIVERTICULA IN WOMEN.


NICOTINE AND COLONIC MUSCLE.

NICOTINE AND COLONIC MUSCLE.


ANTIBIOTIC COVER FOR DENTAL EXTRACTIONS.


PIGMENTATION AND VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY.


SIR WILLIAM KELSEY FRY.

SIR WILLIAM KELSEY FRY.


NORMAL VERSUS SYNCHRONIZED DIVISION IN TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS. A STUDY WITH ANTIMETABOLITES.


DRUGS MADE IN GERMANY.

DRUGS MADE IN GERMANY.


GERHARD DOMAGK.

GERHARD DOMAGK.


A HUNDRED YEARS OF BAYER CHEMISTRY. 75 YEARS OF BAYER DRUGS.


AUTOMATION OF DRAGEE PRODUCTION.

AUTOMATION OF DRAGEE PRODUCTION.


AQUA DESTILLATA -- AQUA PRO INIECTIONE. (2ND. REPORT).


A NEW HIGH IN PACKAGING EFFICIENCY. A STRIKING IMPROVEMENT IN THE AUTOMATIC PACKAGING OF TABLETS, COATED TABLETS, AND GELATINE CAPSULES.


DRUGS OF CURRENT USE FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER AND ALLIED DISEASES. (1ST REPORT).


OBSERVATIONS ON THE CARCINOGENIC EFFECT OF ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS OF DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS ON THE SKIN OF MICE, WITH SOME REMARKS ON CARCINOGENESIS.


THE TECHNIC OF LAPAROSCOPY AND GUIDED BIOPSY.


THE USE OF RADIO TELEMETRY FOR ELECTROMYOGRAPHY.


THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DUODENAL ULCER BY GASTRIC FREEZING: A  PRELIMINARY REPORT.


STUDIES ON SNAKE VENOMS. XIV. HYDROLYSES    OF INSULIN B CHAIN AND GLUCAGON BY PROTEINASE C FROM AGKISTRODON HALYS BLOMHOFFI VENOM.


PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS OF THE RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF NEON.


CHRISTIAN FENGER AND THE MIDWESTERN SCHOOL OF SURGERY.


TISSUE REACTIVITY AND SURG-O-PAK.

TISSUE REACTIVITY AND SURG-O-PAK.


ALTERATIONS IN THE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF HUMAN LYMPH AND SERUM LIPOPROTEINS BY SINGLE FEEDINGS.


LEUKOCYTE GROUPING. A METHOD AND ITS APPLICATION.


RADIOASSAY OF SERUM VITAMIN B12 BY QUANTITATING THE COMPETITION BETWEEN CO57B12 AND UNLABELED B12 FOR THE BINDING SITES OF INTRINSIC FACTOR.


SOURCES OF VENOARTERIAL ADMIXTURE IN PORTAL HYPERTENSION.


MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF LUNG IN NORMAL MEN OVER 60 YEARS OLD.


REDUCED VASCULAR RESPONSE TO ANGIOTENSIN II IN SECONDARY HYPERALDOSTERONISM.


PRODUCTION OF CONDITIONED DIURESIS IN MAN.


ALTERATIONS IN SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN SODIUM-REMOVAL MECHANISMS FROM BLOOD DURING NORMAL PREGNANCY.


INFLUENCE OF SODIUM INTAKE ON EXCHANGEABLE SODIUM IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS.


IN VITRO ASSAY FOR HUMAN INTRINSIC FACTOR.


EFFECTS OF ETHANOL ADMINISTRATION ON URINARY EXCRETION OF MAGNESIUM AND OTHER ELECTROLYTES IN ALCOHOLIC AND NORMAL SUBJECTS.


REGULATION OF SPLEEN GROWTH AND SEQUESTERING FUNCTION.


TESTICULAR TORSION.

TESTICULAR TORSION.


A MODEL SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING HISTOCOMPATIBILITY IN MAN.


INFLUENCE OF THE PITUITARY AND THE RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM ON THE SECRETION OF ALDOSTERONE, CORTISOL, AND CORTICOSTERONE.


THE HOSPITAL NURSE.

THE HOSPITAL NURSE.


EFFECT OF ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS CHOLESTEROL ON THE FEEDBACK CONTROL OF CHOLESTEROL SYNTHESIS.


CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITY. III. CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND SERUM TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITY IN CEREBRAL VASCULAR ACCIDENTS.


MUCUS AND ELECTROLYTE SECRETING VILLOUS ADENOMA OF THE RECTUM: CASE REPORT AND REVIEW.


THE NORMAL VECTORCARDIOGRAM OF CHINESE.

THE NORMAL VECTORCARDIOGRAM OF CHINESE.


NUCLEIC ACID BIOSYNTHESIS AND PHAGE T2 GROWTH IN CO60 IRRADIATED E. COLI B.


AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY ON DIPHTHERIA IN TAIWAN.


STUDIES ON PERTUSSIS TOXIN.

STUDIES ON PERTUSSIS TOXIN.


THE EFFECT OF MORPHINE ON THE NORADRENALINE CONTENT OF THE GUINEA-PIG SMALL INTESTINE.


STUDIES ON THE IMMUNE  GLOBULINS OF HUMAN SERUM. II. A STUDY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF ANTI-BRUCELLA AND  ANTI-DIPHTHERIA ANTIBODY ACTIVITIES AMONG GAMMA-SS, GAMMA-IM AND GAMMA-1A-GLOBULIN  FRACTIONS.


A NEW APPROACH TO UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL LOBOTOMIES FOR PSYCHOMOTOR EPILEPSY.


PATHOLOGICAL PLANTAR RESPONSE: DISTURBANCES OF THE NORMAL INTEGRATION OF FLEXOR AND EXTENSOR REFLEX COMPONENTS.


THE INCIDENCE OF RINGED FIBRES AND SARCOPLASMIC MASSES IN NORMAL AND DISEASED MUSCLE.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS IN THE COUNTIES OF NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM.


STUDIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND BREAKDOWN OF THE USE OF NAMES. III. RECOVERY FROM NOMINAL DYSPHASIA.


THE MANAGEMENT OF OCULAR INJURIES.

THE MANAGEMENT OF OCULAR INJURIES.


PERINATAL STRESS  AND THE PREMATURE NEONATE. I. EFFECT OF FLUID AND CALORIE DEPRIVATION.


TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SEROTONIN.

TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SEROTONIN.


APPRAISAL OF CONCEPTUAL AGE OF NEWBORN INFANTS BY ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC METHODS.


SYNTHESIS OF CERTAIN 16ALPHA-SUBSTITUTED  DERIVATIVES OF 9ALPHA-FLUORO-11-DEHYDROCORTICOSTERONE, PROGESTERONE AND DEOXYCORTICOSTERONE.


SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DEATH IN INFANTS. II. VIRAL INFECTIONS AS CAUSATIVE FACTORS.


NEW PSYCHOTROPIC AGENTS. III.  DERIVATIVES OF 6,11-DIHYDRODIBENZ(B,E)OXEPINE AND 6,11-DIHYDRODIBENZO(B,E)THIEPINE.


POTENTIAL  PURINE ANTAGONISTS. 32. THE SYNTHESIS AND ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN  COMPOUNDS RELATED TO  4-AMINOPYRAZOLO(3,4-D)PYRIMIDINE.


TREATMENT OF JUVENILE THYROTOXICOSIS.

TREATMENT OF JUVENILE THYROTOXICOSIS.


BACTERIURIA IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE FEBRILE ILLNESSES.


THE METABOLISM OF 5-NITRO-2-FURALDEHYDE  ACETYLHYDRAZONE.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE INCIDENCE OF ADENOVIRUS ANTIBODIES IN CHILDREN WITH INTUSSUSCEPTION WITH THAT IN A CONTROL GROUP.


STEROIDS. 175. FURTHER STEROIDAL ANABOLIC AGENTS.


CHEMISTRY  AND STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF MECAMYLAMINE AND DERIVATIVES.


ULCERATIVE COLITIS BEGINNING IN INFANCY; A REPORT OF 5 CASES.


THE INTESTINAL LESIONS IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF THE PANCREAS.


AN INFANT FATALITY ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE B1 VIRUS.


FLUORIDE TABLETS: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


TECHNIQUE FOR PERORAL SMALL INTESTINAL BIOPSY IN CHILDREN.


CHILDREN OF MOTHERS WITH PHENYLKETONURIA.


INTUSSUSCEPTION AS A CAUSE OF DEATH IN ACUTE LEUKEMIA; REPORT OF A CASE.


"HAND, FOOT, AND MOUTH" DISEASE.

"HAND, FOOT, AND MOUTH" DISEASE.


GLUE SNIFFING.

GLUE SNIFFING.


SYNERGISM. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DEPRESSANTS.


CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF DEFECTIVE THYROID PREPARATIONS.


NONAQUEOUS TITRIMETRIC ANALYSIS OF AMINOPHYLLINE.


ANALOGS OF TETRAHYDROFOLIC ACID. VII. SYNTHESIS OF N-(1-(2-AMINO-  4-HYDROXY-6-METHYL-5-PYRIMIDYL)-3-PROPYL)-P-AMINOBENZOYL-L-GLUTAMIC ACID, AN INHIBITOR OF FOLIC REDUCTASE.


SOME DERIVATIVES OF ASPARTIC AND GLUTAMIC ACIDS.


RATES OF HYDROLYSIS OF CARBAMATE AND CARBONATE ESTERS IN ALKALINE SOLUTION.


CHELATOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF FERROUS IRON WITH 2-PYRIDINEALDOXIME AS AN INDICATOR.


KINETICS OF THE METABOLISM OF ACETAMINOPHEN BY HUMANS.


ARYL INDOLIZINES. I. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF SOME PHENYLINDOLIZINES.


CRITICAL IN VITRO FACTORS IN EVALUATION OF GASTRIC ANTACIDS. I. POLYPEPTIDE INHIBITION.


TACHYPHYLAXIS. III. EPHEDRINE.

TACHYPHYLAXIS. III. EPHEDRINE.


STUDIES OF PRESERVATIVES OF POLIOMYELITIS (SALK) VACCINE. I. BENZETHONIUM CHLORIDE.


OXIDATION OF SULFUROUS ACID SALTS IN PHARMACEUTICAL SYSTEMS.


BINDING OF ORGANIC ELECTROLYTES BY A NONIONIC SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENT.


THIAINDANONES. THIOPHENE ISOSTERES OF INDANONE.


SYNTHESIS OF AMIDES OF DIPHENIC ACID AS POTENTIAL ANTISPASMODIC AGENTS.


COMPARISON OF EXTRACTIVE PROCEDURES FOR DIGITALIS.


ANTITUBERCULAR ACTIVITY OF SOME AROMATIC ALDEHYDE AND KETONE DERIVATIVES.


LIGHT--AN ESSENTIAL FACTOR IN THE TRIHYDROXYINDOLE-  SPECTROPHOTOFLUOROMETRIC ASSAY OF NOREPINEPHRINE.


CYCLIZED SUBSTITUTED THIOUREAS. III. 1-SUBSTITUTED-TETRAZOLINES-5-THIONES.


DETERMINATION OF ERGOTAMINE AND ERGOTAMININE IN PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS.