THE SENSITIZATION BY IODODEOXYURIDINE OF CULTURED HUMAN CELLS TO THE LETHAL EFFECT OF X-RAYS AND HEAVY IONS.


ANOMALOUS X-RAY SURVIVAL KINETICS IN HELA CELL POPULATIONS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RADIATION-INDUCED MITOTIC DELAY AND DOUBLING-TIME OF CELLS.


A COMPARISON OF MUTATION AND KILLING OF ESCHERICHIA COLI WP2 BY GAMMA-IRRADIATION IN THE PRESENCE OF CHLORIDE IONS.


INACTIVATION OF UREASE IN VITRO BY MEANS OF TRITIATED WATER AND ITS RESTORATION WITH POLYCYSTEINE.


A PROFILE OF DENTAL MANPOWER IN CALIFORNIA.


IMPORTANT PROCEDURES IN GENERAL ANESTHESIA FOR RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY.


SAY IT SAFELY: DENTISTRY AND THE LAW OF LIBEL.


THE WHY OF STERILIZATION.

THE WHY OF STERILIZATION.


GROUNDBREAKING.

GROUNDBREAKING.


AN EVALUATION OF THE ACCURACY OF THE ONE-PIECE CAST PARTIAL DENTURE. IV.


THE BIOLOGICAL TRACE ELEMENTS OR PERIPATETICS THROUGH THE PERIODIC TABLE.


ABNORMAL TRACE METALS IN MAN: NIOBIUM.

ABNORMAL TRACE METALS IN MAN: NIOBIUM.


GRAND ROUNDS AT BARNES HOSPITAL. I. PERIODIC FEVER.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF HEMATOCRIT TO CARDIOVASCULAR STATES OF HEALTH IN THE NEGRO AND WHITE POPULATION OF EVANS COUNTY, GEORGIA.


GRAND ROUNDS AT BARNES HOSPITAL. II. MUSCULAR SUBAORTIC STENOSIS.


PROFESSIONAL OATHS AND AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES.


SOCIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION. POINTS OF CONVERGENCE BETWEEN MEDICINE AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE.


QUANTITATIVE CLINICAL NEUROLOGICAL TESTING. II. SOME STATISTICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF A BATTERY OF TESTS.


PRODUCTION, EXCRETION, AND NET BALANCE OF FIXED ACID IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL ACIDOSIS.


THE NET BALANCE OF ACID IN SUBJECTS GIVEN LARGE LOADS OF ACID OR ALKALI.


PRODUCTION OF ILLNESS WITH A SMALL-PARTICLE AEROSOL OF COXSACKIE A21.


THE INITIATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF HUMAN RED CELL LYSIS BY ACTIVATORS OF THE FIRST COMPONENT OF COMPLEMENT AND BY FIRST COMPONENT ESTERASE; STUDIES USING NORMAL RED CELLS AND RED CELLS FROM PATIENTS WITH PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HEMOGLOBINURIA.


STUDIES OF LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFER REACTIONS IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


THE ROLE OF THE INTESTINAL MUCOSA IN IRON ABSORPTION.


SODIUM EXCRETION DURING ACUTE SALINE LOADING IN DOGS WITH VENA CAVAL CONSTRICTION.


HAPTOGLOBIN SYNTHESIS. I. IN VIVO STUDIES OF THE PRODUCTION OF HAPTOGLOBIN, FIBRINOGEN, AND GAMMA-GLOBULIN BY THE CANINE LIVER.


THE EXCRETION OF ACID IN UNILATERAL RENAL DISEASE IN MAN.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARTICLE SIZE AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF E. COLI BOIVIN ENDOTOXIN.


STUDIES OF MYOSIN IN HEREDITARY MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY IN MICE.


STUDIES OF EXPERIMENTAL RENAL FAILURE IN DOGS. I. EFFECT OF 5-6 NEPHRECTOMY ON CONCENTRATING AND DILUTING CAPACITY OF RESIDUAL NEPHRONS.


THE RENAL EXCRETION OF OXYPURINES.

THE RENAL EXCRETION OF OXYPURINES.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ADENINE IN RED CELL PRESERVATION.


LEUKOKINETIC STUDIES. IX. EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A MODEL OF GRANULOPOIESIS.


DIALYZABILITY, PROTEIN BINDING, AND RENAL EXCRETION OF PLASMA CONJUGATED BILIRUBIN.


STUDIES ON PHENOLIC STEROIDS IN HUMAN SUBJECTS. VII. METABOLIC FATE OF ESTRIOL AND ITS GLUCURONIDE.


ON THE MECHANISM OF HYPOSTHENURIA IN HYPERCALCEMIA.


PLASMA KETOSTEROIDS AND TESTOSTERONE IN MAN: A STUDY OF THE PITUITARY-TESTICULAR AXIS.


MECHANISMS OF ENAMEL DISSOLUTION IN ACID BUFFERS.


STUDIES IN THE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF DENTAL EXPERIMENTS.8. APPLICATION OF ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE TO DENTAL RESEARCH.


INTRAVENOUS ASCORBIC ACID LOADING IN SUBJECTS CLASSIFIED AS TO PERIODONTAL STATUS.


PERIODONTAL LESIONS IN HYPERCITRICEMIA: EFFECT OF INSULIN AND SOME ACONITASE-ACTIVATING SUBSTANCES ON THE BLOOD CITRIC-ACID LEVEL AND THE PERIODONTAL TISSUES.


SIZE INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF THE MESIAL AND DISTAL TEETH.


ENAMEL PRESERVATION DURING DECALCIFICATION FOLLOWING FIXATION BY SOME REACTIVE HALOGEN COMPOUNDS.


RESISTANCE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ORAL DISEASE. I. A STUDY IN GINGIVITIS AND CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM.


TOOTH SHAPE TO ELIMINATE HORIZONTAL FORCE COMPONENT.


SCREENING AND SELECTION OF AN ENDODONTIC ANTIFUNGAL AGENT.


THE INTERMEDIATE PLEXUS OF THE PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT: HISTORY AND FURTHER OBSERVATIONS.


THE CA, P, NA, AND ASH CONTENT AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS IN CARIES.


BONDING ALUMINUM TO ENAMEL WITH ULTRASONIC ENERGY.


BIOCHEMICAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF AEROBIC OXIDATIVE METABOLISM OF ORAL TISSUES. II. ENZYMATIC DISSECTION OF GINGIVAL AND TONGUE EPITHELIA FROM CONNECTIVE TISSUES.


SIALIC ACID IN HUMAN GINGIVA.

SIALIC ACID IN HUMAN GINGIVA.


EFFECTS OF CATIONS ON THE CARIOSTATIC ACTIVITY OF ORTHOPHOSPHATES.


THE RATE OF FLOW IN DENTINAL TUBULES DUE TO CAPILLARY ATTRACTION.


AN IMPORTANT PROPERTY OF THE MASTICATORY FORCE.


X-LINKED INHERITANCE OF TOOTH SIZE.

X-LINKED INHERITANCE OF TOOTH SIZE.


TARNISH OF DENTAL AMALGAM.

TARNISH OF DENTAL AMALGAM.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE SENSITIVITY OF THE PERIODONTAL SYNDROME IN THE RICE RAT TO DIETARY ANTIBIOTICS.


COMPARATIVE CONCENTRATION OF VARIOUS CONSTITUENTS OF BLOOD PLASMA AND DENTAL-PULP FLUID.


EFFECTS OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE AND TETRACHLORETHYLENE ON THE KIDNEY AND LIVER FUNCTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH ANCYLOSTOMA DUODENALE.


TRICHOMONIASIS IN EGYPT. 3. BACTERIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF THE VAGINAL DISCHARGE IN VAGINAL TRICHOMONIASIS.


CONGENITAL ANEURYSM OF THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN. (CASE REPORT).


A METHOD OF MEASURING IN VITRO PLAQUE.

A METHOD OF MEASURING IN VITRO PLAQUE.


MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN THE EPITHELIAL ATTACHMENT.


HYPERVENTILATION OF SERIOUSLY SHOCKED PATIENTS.


TELEMICROSCOPY OF FISH TOOTH TUBULAR ENAMEL.


THE USES OF TRACHEOSTOMY IN GENERAL SURGERY.


STUDIES ON THE BIOPHARMACOLOGY OF ANABOLIC AGENTS. 4. THE EFFECT OF METHANDROSTENOLONE ON EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL CARIES IN THE RAT.


NEW DRUGS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THERAPEUTICS APPROVED BY THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR DRUGS. I. GLUCOCORTICOIDS.


BLOOD CIRCULATION RESPONSE IN ORAL SOFT TISSUES AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS.


NEW DRUGS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THERAPEUTICS APPROVED BY THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR DRUGS. II. THE PENICILLINS.


INHIBITION OF TERTIARY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE CRYSTAL GROWTH WITH LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF BERYLLIUM.


TOOTH MOVEMENT IN MINIATURE SWINE LABELED WITH TETRACYCLINE.


THE PRODUCTION OF ERYTHROCYTE AUTOANTIBODIES IN CHIMPANZEES. Young adult chimpanzees immunized with human blood products produced circulating antibodies which reacted with human red cells of a certain proportion of chimpanzees. In addition, agglutinins were formed which reacted with the animals' own erythrocytes. That these agglutinins were true autoantibodies was demonstrated by: (a) their ability to sensitize the animals' own erythrocytes at 37 degrees C both in vivo and in intro; (b) the iso-specificity which they displayed toward other chimpanzee red cells; and (c) the fact that they belonged to the gamma(G)-class of immunoglobulins. Complement appeared to be bound to the in vivo sensitized cells but no evidence of increased cell destruction was observed. It seemed most likely that these autoagglutinins were produced as a result of active immunization with closely related antigens.


THE MECHANISM OF TOLERANCE PRODUCED IN RATS TO SHEEP ERYTHROCYTES. I. PLAQUE-FORMING CELL AND ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO SINGLE AND MULTIPLE INJECTIONS OF ANTIGEN. Previous studies suggested that an active immune response was partially responsible for maintaining immunological unresponsiveness to sheep erythrocytes. Measurement of the plaque-forming (antibody-releasing) cell response proved to be a sensitive indicator of an immune response to sheep erythrocytes in the absence of detectable circulating antibody to the antigen. The present studies were undertaken to determine whether an active immune process, measured by the plaque-forming cell response, was partially responsible for induction and maintenance of tolerance. Rats injected intraperitoneally with large doses of sheep erythrocytes beginning at the day of birth develop tolerance to the antigen. In this paper, the plaque-forming cell and antibody response to sheep erythrocytes was characterized for rats receiving a single antigen injection at various ages and for rats which received repeated antigen injections as adults. The dose of antigen was the same as that used to produce tolerance; the injection schedule for repeated immunizations was also the same as that used to produce tolerance. Rats receiving a single antigen injection on the day of birth or at age 7 days had no measurable response to the antigen. Rats receiving a single antigen injection at age 17 days and sacrificed 4 days later had an unequivocal response to the antigen. The spleens had about one-tenth as many plaque-forming cells as spleens of adult animals immunized similarly, but the antibody titers were as high as titers for adult animals. Presumably the high titers of these young animals resulted from the high ratio of plaque-forming cells to body weight and blood volume. Adult animals receiving a single antigen injection had a peak or near peak plaque-forming cell response 4 days after immunization; at this time, sera contained high titers of 19S antibody and the numbers of plaque-forming cells in spleens correlated reasonably well with circulating antibody titers. 7S antibody appeared in serum 5 or 6 days after immunization. The numbers of plaque-forming cells declined progressively 2 and 3 weeks after immunization. Repeated twice weekly, injections of the antigen in adult rats produced a marked decline and then stabilization of numbers of plaque-forming cells in spleens. Although the numbers of plaque-forming cells were fewer, titers of 19S and 7S antibody stabilized at high levels. A progressive recovery of the plaque-forming cell response and a rise in antibody titer occurred when the interval between the last 2 injections was increased from 3 to 10, 17, or 32 days. These findings suggested that repeated closely spaced antigen injections interfered with either cell division or maturation of antibody-forming cells. As the interval between injections was increased, additional antibody-forming cells matured or were formed through cell division. Thus, relatively constant antigenic stimulation provided a mechanism for controlling or limiting the response of antibody-forming cells. In the following paper, it will be shown that this mechanism operating together with a homeostatic mechanism which prevents induction of new antibody-forming cells serves to regulate the immune response to repeated injections of antigen.


PREPARATION OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF POWDERED ENAMEL.


THE MECHANISM OF TOLERANCE PRODUCED IN RATS TO SHEEP ERYTHROCYTES. II. THE PLAQUE-FORMING CELL AND ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO MULTIPLE INJECTIONS OF ANTIGEN BEGUN AT BIRTH. An active immune response to sheep erythrocytes was demonstrated in rats made "tolerant" to sheep erythrocytes by twice-weekly antigen injections beginning on the day of birth. Groups of tolerant rats were sacrificed 4 days after they had received 5 to 42 antigen injections; spleens were sampled for plaque-forming (antibody-releasing) cells and sera were titrated for antibody to sheep erythrocytes using a sensitive "plate hemolysin" technique. During the 3rd week of life and after the 5th antigen injection, the tolerant rats had an immune response equivalent to that of rats of similar age which had received a single antigen injection, but spleens contained only about one-tenth as many plaque-forming cells as adults animals receiving similar antigen injections. Continued antigen injections produced a marked decline and stabilization of this relatively small population of antibody-forming cells; however, the number of plaque-forming cells in the tolerant rats remained considerably elevated above the numbers of plaque-forming cells present in the spleens of non-immunized animals. The sera from all but 1 tolerant rat had demonstrable antibody to sheep erythrocytes in low titer. A progressive recovery of the plaque-forming cell response and rise in antibody titers occurred in adult tolerant rats when the interval between the last 2 antigen injections was increased from 3 days to 14 or 28 days. The decline and stabilization of numbers of plaque-forming cells occurring with continued injections after the 3rd week of life paralleled a similar decline and stabilization in rats receiving similar antigen injections as adults. Also, the recovery of the plaque-forming cell and antibody response of tolerant animals paralleled the recovery observed when the interval between injections was increased in rats receiving similar antigen injections as adults. These findings suggested that the same mechanism controlled numbers of antibody-forming cells in tolerant and normally responsive adult animals. Repeated closely spaced antigen injections presumably interfered with either cell division or maturation of antibody-forming cells. As the interval between injections was increased, additional antibody-forming cells matured or were formed through cell division. Relatively constant antigenic stimulation provided a mechanism for controlling or limiting the response of antibody-forming cells. The mechanism controlling or limiting the response of antibody-forming cells would not account for the stabilization of numbers of antibody-forming cells at high levels for normal animals and at low levels for the tolerant animals. Passive immunization of growing rats with homologous anti-sheep erythrocyte serum markedly inhibited the plaque-forming cell response of growing rats. It was proposed that antibody produced by the small population of antibody-forming cells in the tolerant rats provided a feedback or homeostatic mechanism which inhibited transformation of potential antibody-forming cells to antibody-forming cells. Thus, tolerance to sheep erythrocytes was induced and maintained by two mechanisms. One mechanism, dependent on relatively constant antigenic stimulation, limited or controlled the numbers of antibody-forming cells. The other, dependent on the production of small quantities of antibody by a few antibody-forming cells, limited or controlled the transformation of potential antibody-forming cells to antibody-forming cells.


FLUORIDE CONCENTRATION OF SURFACE ENAMEL, CEMENTUM, LAMINA DURA, AND SUBPERIOSTEAL BONE FROM THE MANDIBULAR ANGLE OF HEBREWS.


EXPERIMENTAL GLOMERULONEPHRITIS. V. STUDIES ON THE INTERACTION OF NEPHROTOXIC ANTIBODIES WITH TISSUE OF THE RAT. A direct correlation between the amount of kidney-fixing antibody and the degree of associated renal injury was demonstrated for rabbit and duck nephrotoxic antibodies. No evidence for a qualitative difference among nephrotoxic antibodies of a given type was obtained. It appeared that duck nephrotoxic antibody was directed against a wider spectrum of rat renal antigens than was rabbit nephrotoxic antibody. In order to produce immediate proteinuria an amount of rabbit or duck gamma-2 kidney-fixing antibody capable of occupying approximately 45 per cent or more of the capillary filtration surface was needed. For immediate proteinuria an amount of rabbit gamma-2 kidney-fixing antibody capable of reacting with more than one-half of the available antigenic sites was needed. Less than twice that amount of rabbit antibody completely saturated available antigenic sites in the kidney. Virtually all nephrotoxic antibodies in hyperimmune rabbit nephrotoxic sera were of the gamma-2 variety while nephrotoxic antibodies in comparable duck nephrotoxic sera were found in gamma-2 (with 5.8 and 7.4S sedimentation coefficients) and gamma-1M fractions. Gamma-1M duck nephrotoxic antibody was 60 times more potent a nephritogen than gamma-2 duck nephrotoxic antibody on a molecular basis. Mercaptoethanol abolished the nephrotoxicity of gamma-1M duck antibody and reduced that of gamma-2 duck antibodies but had no effect on rabbit gamma-2. In no case did mercaptoethanol treatment have an effect on the kidney-fixing properties of the antibodies involved. After injection of nephrotoxic antibodies there appeared to be a prompt fixation of a majority of the antibody to tissue antigens primarily in the kidney. However, a small amount of potentially kidney-fixing antibody remained in the circulation for a considerable period apparently reflecting a dissociation of less avid antibodies with an equilibrium between fixed and free antibody. The role of this more easily dissociable antibody in the progression of nephrotoxic nephritis is not certain but it is possible that it could play a role in the early progression of the disease.


LYSOSOMAL ACID HYDROLASES AND HYPERREACTIVITY TO ENDOTOXIN IN MICE INFECTED WITH BCG. Experiments are reported dealing with the correlation between activities of lysosomal acid hydrolases and hyperreactivity to endotoxin induced by BCG infection. Acid hydrolases were determined quantitatively in peritoneal MP, liver homogenate, and plasma of normal and hyperreactive mice. Mice infected with BCG not only exhibited a hyperreactive state to lethal effect of endotoxin, but also responded to endotoxin by rapid increase of acid hydrolases, especially of beta-glucuronidase, in the plasma; whereas control mice responded to endotoxin by almost no change in plasma acid hydrolases. The extent of increase of beta-glucuronidase in plasma of hyperreactive mice was shown to correlate fairly well with the degree of hyperreactivity to the lethal effect of endotoxin. Desensitization of such animals with endotoxin was found to cause a decreased response of plasma beta-glucuronidase parallel with decreased mortality. A large amount of PPD exerted the similar effect to that of endotoxin in hyperreactive mice. Furthermore, the effect of PPD was decreased by desensitization of such animals with endotoxin, a fact which suggests contamination of PPD with endotoxin.


CHANGES IN THE VASCULAR BED OF THE MARGINAL PERIODONTIUM IN PERIODONTITIS.


LYSOSOMAL ACID HYDROLASES IN MICE INFECTED WITH BCG. Experiments are reported dealing with the increase of lysosomal acid hydrolases induced by BCG infection. Acid hydrolases were determined quantitatively in peritoneal MP, liver homogenate, and plasma of normal and BCG-infected mice. A significant increase of acid phosphatase, beta-glucuronidase, and cathepsin was found in MP and liver homogenate of BCG-infected mice. In plasma also a significant increase of acid phosphatase and beta-glucuronidase was noticed. The results of the determination of the enzymes in centrifugally separated subcellular fractions of liver homogenate indicated clearly that the acid hydrolases associated mainly with the "large granular" fraction, which consists of mitochondria, lysosomes, and microsomes and that infection with BCG caused significant increase of the enzymes specifically in this fraction. Differences in the pattern of location among centrifugally separated fraction of liver homogenate were observed between acid phosphatase and the other two acid hydrolases. MP cultured in vitro doubled their acid phosphatases content within 24 hours, whereas beta-glucuronidase rather decreased in the same cells.


MODIFICATION OF HOST RESPONSES TO BACTERIAL ENDOTOXINS. II. PASSIVE TRANSFER OF IMMUNIY TO BACTERIAL ENDOTOXIN WITH FRACTIONS CONTAINING 19S ANTIBODIES. Serum from rabbits rendered tolerant or immune to 100 MPD-3/kg of endotoxin when passively transferred to normal rabbits gave partial tolerance to the standard dose of endotoxin. The same serum was fractionated by DEAE chromatography into 4 major fractions. Immunoelectrophoretic analysis indicated that the 7S gamma(2)-and the 19S gamma(1)-immunoglobulins were separated into two distinct fractions. Of the four fractions tested, only fraction IV containing 19S gamma(1)-immunoglobulm conferred complete pyrogenic tolerance to 100 MPD-3/kg of endotoxin. Additional fractionation of DEAE fraction IV by exclusion chromatography on sephadex G-200 gave 3 fractions. Of these only the first, containing 19S gamma(1)-immunoglobulin conferred complete pyrogenic and lethal tolerance to normal rabbits. There was no correlation between the quantity of O-specific antibodies and the ability to transfer tolerance. It is concluded that endotoxin tolerance involves a classical immune mechanism which includes both 19S gamma(1)-immunoglobulin specific for toxophore groups common to many endotoxins and a normally functioning RES. To avoid confusion with immunologic tolerance, it is suggested that the term endotoxin immunity be substituted for endotoxin tolerance.


MORPHOLOGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON A VIRUS IN CULTURED LYMPHOBLASTS FROM BURKITT'S LYMPHOMA. Lymphoblasts of two tissue culture strains (EB1 and EB2) from different biopsy specimens of Burkitt's lymphoma have been examined in thin sections by electron microscopy, and have each been found to carry a morphologically identical virus. The virus was observed in samples taken over many months, being present in about 1 to 2 per cent of the cells in two forms: Immature particles about 75 mmicro in diameter which were seen in both the nucleus and cytoplasm; and larger mature particles with a diameter of 110 to 115 mmicro, which were either within membrane-bounded cytoplasmic spaces or at the cell surface. There was some indication that the particles matured by budding through the cytoplasmic membranes. Both types of particle occurred in dead degenerating cells or, less frequently, in intact altered cells. The characteristic alterations of the latter included margination of the chromatin, fragmentation of the nuclear envelope, beaded opaque material in the mitochondria, and, with one of the cell strains (EB1), sheaves of altered spindle tubules. All attempts to isolate and identify the virus carried by the two strains of lymphoblasts failed. No pathological effects were caused in 8-day chick embryos inoculated either with whole lymphoblasts or extracts of disrupted lymphoblasts, using the intraallantoic, amniotic, and chorioallantoic routes, and the extraembryonic fluids of such chicks were without haemagglutinating activity for human, chicken, guinea pig, or monkey erythrocytes. Whole lymphoblasts or lymphoblast extracts were likewise without effect when inoculated intraperitoneally into newborn hamsters or two strains of newborn mice. Similar lymphoblast inocula did not cause detectable changes in 9 different test tissue culture systems even after 8 blind passages. The nature of the unknown, unidentified virus in the cultured lymphoblasts from Burkitt's lymphomas is considered and its possible relationship to the cells discussed.


THE LYSIS OF CELL WALLS OF GROUP A STREPTOCOCCI BY STREPTOMYCES ALBUS ENZYME TREATED WITH DIISOPROPYL FLUOROPHOSPHATE. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LYTIC REACTION AND THE SOLUBLE CELL WALL FRAGMENTS. Diisopropyl fluorophosphate (DFP) effectively inhibited proteolytic activity in preparations of partially purified Streptomyces albus enzyme used to lyse cell walls of Group A streptococci. Lysis of non-trypsinized Group A cell walls with DFP-treated S. albus enzyme released a soluble protein fraction containing antigenic type-specific M protein, a carbohydrate fraction consisting of Group A and a small amount of A-variant polysaccharides, and a dialyzable fraction. The similarities of the products of DFP-treated S. albus enzyme lysis of streptococcal cell walls to those released by phage muralytic enzyme furnish additional evidence of the close relationship of these wall lysins. In view of small differences in electrophoretic mobility, immunodiffusion, and chemical composition, it is suggested that Group A streptococcal cell wall polysaccharide dissolved by DFP-S. albus enzyme consists of a spectrum of molecules having the same immunological determinants but differing in content of conjugated mucopeptide.


PATHOGENESIS OF INFLAMMATION. II. IN VIVO OBSERVATIONS OF THE INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF ACTIVATED HAGEMAN FACTOR AND BRADYKININ. Activated Hageman factor, when injected into the rabbit ear chamber, produces a delayed and prolonged inflammatory response characterized by prominent sticking and emigration of leucocytes. In contrast, preformed bradykinin evokes an immediate and more transient response in which leucocytic emigration occurs less frequently. It is concluded that either Hageman factor produces its inflammatory effects by mechanisms other than kinin release, or bradykinin released endogenously has effects quite different from those resulting from a single injection of the exogenous material.


THE IN VITRO DIFFERENTIATION OF MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES. II. THE INFLUENCE OF SERUM ON GRANULE FORMATION, HYDROLASE PRODUCTION, AND PINOCYTOSIS. The concentration of newborn calf serum in the medium has marked effects on the morphological and biochemical properties of mouse mononuclear phagocytes. At a low serum concentration, the cells developed small numbers of tiny cytoplasmic granules and little or no increase in acid phosphatase, cathepsin, and beta-glucuronidase. As the serum concentration was raised, granules were formed at a more rapid rate and were larger in size. The rate of production and total amount of three hydrolytic enzymes was increased at higher levels of serum. Observations on living cells indicated that the phase-dense granules which accumulated in the perinuclear region were derived from pinocytic vesicles. These clear vesicles fused and migrated to the centrosphere where they underwent a gradual increase in phase density and reacted positively for acid phosphatase. A microscopic technique was described for the evaluation of the pinocytic process. When this method was employed, the rate of pinocytosis increased curvilinearly with elevations in the calf serum concentration of the medium. The comparative influence of bovine, horse, and rabbit serum on mouse cells was evaluated. It is suggested that pinocytosis is a major regulator of granule formation and hydrolytic enzyme production by the mouse macrophage.


THE CAUSE OF DEATH OF PATIENTS AT NATIONAL TAIWAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1958 AND 1962.


FIBRINOGEN PRECIPITATION BY STREPTOCOCCAL M PROTEIN. I. IDENTITY OF THE REACTANTS, AND STOICHIOMETRY OF THE REACTION. Evidence confirming the identity of fibrinogen-precipitating factor and streptococcal M protein is provided by the demonstration of bactericidal, mouse protective, and long chain-producing antibodies in the sera of rabbits immunized with washed M-fibrinogen precipitates. Two precipitin lines were observed in immunoelectrophoresis of human plasma vs. rabbit anti-M-fibrinogen antiserum; no precipitin reactions were observed between human serum and rabbit anti-M-fibrinogen antiserum. The reaction between M protein and fibrinogen was stoichiometric; a constant equimolar ratio of reactants was observed in precipitates formed with a wide range of M protein concentrations.


PEDODONTIC RADIOGRAPHIC SURVEY.

PEDODONTIC RADIOGRAPHIC SURVEY.


FIBROGEN PRECIPITATION BY STREPTOCOCCAL M PROTEIN. II. RENAL LESIONS INDUCED BY INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF M PROTEIN INTO MICE AND RATS. Intravenous injection of Type 1 streptococcal M protein into mice and rats produced lesions confined to renal glomeruli. Thrombi of eosinophilic amorphous material, seen to occlude glomerular capillaries, were shown to contain M protein and fibrinogen. Gradual regression of the morphological lesions was observed during the 3 weeks following injection. Initial abnormal proteinuria and azotemia returned to control levels by the end of the 1st week; a second rise in urinary protein excretion and urea retention was demonstrated in some rats coincident with appearance of anti-M antibodies. The mechanism of renal localization of streptococcal M protein by means of a complex with fibrinogen was suggested, which may comprise an initial phase in the pathogenesis of acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis.


INTRACELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF THE OXIDATIVE DEMETHYLASE IN RABBIT KIDNEY.


WHAT'S NEW IN DENTISTRY?ORAL EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY.


NEW SIDE REACTIONS WITH TRANQUILIZING DRUGS.


WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS. DIAGNOSTIC DIFFICULTIES--CASE REPORT.


STEROID ULCERS. REPORT OF 28 CASES WITH REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND DISCUSSION OF PATHOGENESIS.


BENIGN THYMOMA, REFRACTORY ANEMIA AND HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA--CASE REPORT.


MEDICAL CARE IN PUBLIC ASSISTANCE DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 1964.


THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF IDEAL BONDING RESTORATIONS ON DENTAL EDUCATION.


HIGH FREQUENCY DENTAL PROPHYLAXIS: A CASE REPORT.


TECHNICAL COMPETENCE VS. BASIC KNOWLEDGE.


POWDERED GOLD FOR SINGLE-SURFACE RESTORATION.


CAVITY VARNISH APPLICATOR MADE FROM AN EXPLORER.


DENTAL CARE FOR THE HANDICAPPED CHILD.

DENTAL CARE FOR THE HANDICAPPED CHILD.


ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF VIRAL DISEASES.

ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF VIRAL DISEASES.


1957 OBSERVATION IN UGANDA PUT SCIENTISTS HOT ON TRAIL OF A CANCER-CAUSING VIRUS.


1965 COUNCIL ON DENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP.

1965 COUNCIL ON DENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP.


DENTISTRY AND EMILY POST.

DENTISTRY AND EMILY POST.


REMOVABLE PERIODONTAL PROSTHESIS AND TEMPORARY SPLINTS.


PUBLIC RELATIONS BENEFITS OF A QUESTION AND ANSWER COLUMN.


EXCERPTS FROM A SYMPOSIUM ON DENTAL CARIES AND ITS PREVENTION.


REIMPLANTATION OF LUXATED TEETH IN HUMANS.


BARNSTORMER RESURGENT.

BARNSTORMER RESURGENT.


THE PREPAYMENT OF DENTAL CARE.

THE PREPAYMENT OF DENTAL CARE.


ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS.


POTASSIUM NET EFFLUX IN RELATION TO WATER MOVEMENT ACROSS THE MEMBRANE OF FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE FIBERS.


BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN RAT EPIDERMIS INDUCED BY CHRONIC ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT EXPOSURE.


A SIMPLIFIED DISPOSABLE BUBBLE OXYGENATOR REQUIRING NO BLOOD FOR PRIMING.


EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL TREATMENTS ON THE INFECTIVITY OF MYC. LEPRAEMURIUM.


THE INCIDENCE OF HEARTWORMS AND INTESTINAL HELMINTHS IN STRAY DOGS.


TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CLIMATOGRAMS FOR RATS AND MICE.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGIC STUDY OF HETEROGENEOUS AND HOMOGENEOUS DOG POPULATIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA.


BREEDING RESPONSES IN TAMARINS.

BREEDING RESPONSES IN TAMARINS.


EFFECT OF TYPE OF BEDDING MATERIAL ON THRESHOLDS OF PENTYLENETETRAZOL CONVULSIONS IN MICE.


THE BREEDING, MANAGEMENT AND REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MONGOLIAN GERBIL (MERIONES UNGUICULATUS).


MINIATURE SWINE AS LABORATORY ANIMALS.

MINIATURE SWINE AS LABORATORY ANIMALS.


SOME RADIOLOGICAL AND OTHER FACTORS FOR ASSESSING AGE IN THE RHESUS MONKEY USING ANIMALS OF KNOWN AGE.


AN OUTBREAK OF A FULMINATING INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN THE SQUIRREL MONKEY, SAIMIRI SCIUREUS.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE BREEDING AND CARE OF THE CHINESE HAMSTER, CRICETULUS GRISEUS.


SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS CELL PHENOMENON IN OLDER WOMEN WITH CHRONIC HEPATIC DISEASE.


INCIDENCE AND HISTOPATHOLOGY OF CALCINOSIS IN COTTON RATS.


SCINTILLATION SCANNING OF THE LIVER.

SCINTILLATION SCANNING OF THE LIVER.


DIRECT PREPARATION OF SEPARABLE LUTEINIZING HORMONE FROM URINE OF MEN.


MIMA POLYMORPHA MENINGITIS: REPORT OF TWO CASES IN CHILDREN.


RESECTION OF THE METATARSAL HEADS TO RELIEVE PAIN AND DEFORMITY.


MONOCYTOSIS: A CURRENT APPRAISAL.

MONOCYTOSIS: A CURRENT APPRAISAL.


CALIFORNIA DENTAL SERVICE CORPORATION.

CALIFORNIA DENTAL SERVICE CORPORATION.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE LEFT VENTRICULAR FAILURE.


MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


OXYGEN THERAPY IN HEART DISEASE.

OXYGEN THERAPY IN HEART DISEASE.


DIGITALIS IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.

DIGITALIS IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


TREATMENT OF ADULT PRIMARY INTESTINAL MALABSORPTION.


TREATMENT OF TROPICAL SPRUE.

TREATMENT OF TROPICAL SPRUE.


TREATMENT OF STEATORRHEA DUE TO PANCREATIC INSUFFICIENCY.


TREATMENT OF DIARRHEA DUE TO DIABETES.

TREATMENT OF DIARRHEA DUE TO DIABETES.


TREATMENT OF DIARRHEA PRODUCED BY ANTIBIOTICS.


TREATMENT OF WHIPPLE'S DISEASE.

TREATMENT OF WHIPPLE'S DISEASE.


TREATMENT OF MALABSORPTIVE DISEASE IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


TREATMENT OF BENIGN INFLAMMATORY AND MALIGNANT LESIONS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE.


TREATMENT OF MALABSORPTION OF CARBOHYDRATES.


TREATMENT OF ELECTROLYTIC DISTURBANCE ASSOCIATED WITH MALABSORPTION.


REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN MORTALITY CAUSED BY MALIGNANT TUMOURS.


NITROGEN MUSTARD-RESISTANT YOSHIDA SARCOMA AND CROSS-RESISTANCE STUDIES.


SPONTANEOUS LYMPHATIC LEUKAEMIA IN WISTAR RAT.


THE ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE OF THE ASCITIC FLUID OF RAT LEUKAEMIAS.


HETEROTRANSPLANTATION OF BS RAT TUMOUR BY MEANS OF DIFFUSION CHAMBERS.


REACTION TO BRUCELLA ABORTUS IN RATS RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE TO TUMOUR HOMOGRAFTS.


THE CYTOLOGIC AND THE METABOLIC EFFECTS OF A NEW ANTILEUKEMIC ANALOGUE 5-AZACYTIDINE IN NORMAL MICE FOLLOWED AUTORADIOGRAPHICALLY WITH TRITIUM.


THE PROBLEM OF THE ESTIMATION OF THE RADIOCURABILITY AND THERAPY OF LOCAL RECURRENCES IN CANCER OF THE UTERINE BODY.


THE PROBLEM OF CLINICAL INTERPRETATION OF HISTOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN CA CORPORIS UTERI FOLLOWING THE RADIATION.


SOME REMARKS TO THE CYTODIAGNOSTICS OF THE CANCER OF THE UTERINE BODY.


RELATIONSHIP  BETWEEN HERPES SIMPLEX AND LIP CARCINOMA. IV. SELECTED CASES.


THE RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT COMBINED WITH CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS HAVING TUMOROUS DISEASE.


COMPARISON OF THYMINALKYLAMINE AND ENDOXAN EFFECT ON ADVANCED GYNECOLOGICAL CARCINOMAS IN A CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL.


REPORT ON TREATMENT OF ADVANCED CARCINOMA OF GENITALS WITH THE PREPARATION MBBA.


AN INDICATOR FOR THE DIRECTION OF THE OSTEOTOMY IN THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MANDIBULAR PROGNATHISM.


ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT, SIR HOWARD FLOREY, AT THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING, 30 NOVEMBER 1964.


PROPAGATION OF ELECTRIC ACTIVITY IN MOTOR NERVE TERMINALS.


THE MEASUREMENT OF SYNAPTIC DELAY, AND THE TIME COURSE OF ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION.


THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM ON ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE FROM MOTOR NERVE TERMINALS.


SEMI-CONDUCTION AND ELECTRODE PROCESSES IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL. I. CRUSTACEA AND CERTAIN SOFT-BODIED FORMS.


ELECTROPHORESIS OF EXTRACTS OF PARAMECIUM AURELIA CONTAINING METAGONS.


THE SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF ACUTE X-IRRADIATION ON OOGONIA AND OOCYCTES.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESISTANCE TO TERRAMYCIN BY BACT. LACTIS AEROGENES (AEROBACTER AEROGENES).


A CIRCUMCISION FANTASY.

A CIRCUMCISION FANTASY.


THE ROLE OF MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN DEVELOPMENT. I. RHYTHMS OF MOVEMENT.


EXPLOITATION OF THE SENSE OF GUILT.

EXPLOITATION OF THE SENSE OF GUILT.


SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR TREATING THE DEPRESSED PATIENT.


THE VISUALISATION OF THE BILE-DUCTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PERCUTANEOUS CHOLANGIOGRAPHY.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EGO IDEAL OF A CREATIVE SCIETIST.


THE CHANGING PATTERN OF OBSTETRIC RADIOLOGY.


INTER-ETHNIC MIXTURE AMONG THE COMMUNITIES OF ISRAEL.


POLYMORPHISM AND NATURAL SELECTION IN HUMAN POPULATIONS.


CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF CHROMOSOMAL DNA AS RELATED TO MUTAGENICITY: STUDIES WITH HUMAN CELL LINES.


STUDIES OF THE LIFE CYCLE OF MAMMALIAN CELLS.


THE SELECTION OF HYBRID MOUSE FIBROBLASTS.


THE STUDY OF GENE AND CHROMOSOME MUTATIONS IN HUMAN AND OTHER MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURES.


EVIDENCE FOR THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE GENETIC CODE.


PROPERTIES ODF DIPLOID CELL STRAINS DEVELOPED FROM PATIENTS WITH AN INHERITED ABNORMALITY OF URIDINE BIOSYNTHESIS.


HUMAN GENETICS -- AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW.

HUMAN GENETICS -- AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW.


PYRUVATE KINASE: MOLECULAR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HUMAN RED CELL AND LEUKOCYTE ENZYME.


PEDIGREES FOR POPULATION STUDIES. A PROGRESS REPORT.


CYTOGENETIC STUDIES WITH ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN HUMAN HETEROPLOID CELLS.


TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGENS AS MARKERS IN SOMATIC CELL GENETICS.


REGULATION OF ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN HUMAN CELL CULTURES.


SELECTION IN MAMMALIAN MOSAIC CELL POPULATIONS.


GENE INACTIVATION: THE DISTRIBUTION OF GENE PRODUCTS AMONG POPULATIONS OF CELLS IN HETEROZYGOUS HUMANS.


A NEW LEUKOCYTE ISOANTIGEN SYSTEM IN MAN.


STRUCTURAL STUDIES OF AMINOETHYLATED HEMOGLOBINS BY AUTOMATIC PEPTIDE CHROMATOGRAPHY.


ON THE METHODS AVAILABLE FOR ESTIMATING THE LOAD OF MUTATIONS DISCLOSED BY INBREEDING.


VARIANT HAPTOGLOBIN PHENOTYPES.

VARIANT HAPTOGLOBIN PHENOTYPES.


HUMAN EMBRYONIC HEMOGLOBINS.

HUMAN EMBRYONIC HEMOGLOBINS.


A STUDY OF MYOGLOBIN IN DISEASE WITH COMMENTS CONCERNING THE MYOGLOBIN MINOR COMPONENTS.


CONTROL OF HEMOGLOBIN SYNTHESIS.

CONTROL OF HEMOGLOBIN SYNTHESIS.


MODULATION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MAN: AN IN VITRO STUDY OF HEMOGLOBIN SYNTHESIS BY HETEROZYGOTES.


GENERAL DISCUSSION: HUMAN PROTEINS.

GENERAL DISCUSSION: HUMAN PROTEINS.


FUNCTIONALLY ABNORMAL GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASES.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF THE GENETICS OF THE THALASSEMIAS.


GENETIC TESTS WITH A SEX-LINKED MARKER: GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE.


LETHAL EQUIVALENTS AND DEMOGRAPHIC MEASURES OF MORTALITY.


GENETIC CHARACTERS AND THE POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF VARIOUS TYPES OF GAMMA-GLOBULIN.


POPULATION, IMMUNOGENETIC, AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE GM(B) FACTORS OF HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULIN.


A CHROMOSOME REGION FOR GAMMA 2A AND BETA 2A GLOBULIN H CHAIN ISOANTIGENS IN THE MOUSE.


ANTIGENICITY OF HEREDITARY GAMMA GLOBULIN (GM) FACTORS -- BIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS.


PREZYGOTIC SELECTION AS A FACTOR IN THE MAINTENANCE OF VARIABILITY.


THE STUDY OF NORMAL VARIATION IN MAN. II. POLYMORPHISM AND PLEIOTROPY.


MATING SYSTEMS OF THE ANDHRA PRADESH PEOPLE.


GENETIC STUDIES OF NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL.

GENETIC STUDIES OF NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL.


A PROSPECTUS FOR GENETIC STUDIES FOF THE AMERICAN INDIAN.


ANALYSIS OF HUMAN EVOLUTION UNDER RANDOM GENETIC DRIFT.


EVALUATION OF SOME TECHNICAL VARIATIONS APPLIED TO TWO STANDARD TESTS FOR SYPHILIS.


AN AQUEOUS OIL RED O FIXATIVE STAIN FOR HISTOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS.


SURVIVAL OF SHIGELLA AND SALMONELLA IN A NEW TRANSPORT MEDIUM.


PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA.


UNIVERSITIES OF HEALTH AND THE FUTURE OF MEDICAL PRACTICE.


THOMAS EAKINS (1844-1916): PAINTER, SCULPTOR, TEACHER.


ROBLEY DUNGLISON: AN EMINENT FIGURE IN PHILADELPHIA MEDICINE.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRONCHOSCOPY AT JEFFERSON.


MEMOIR OF FREDERICK H. ALLEN--1890-1964.


MEMOIR OF MARTIN E.  REHFUSS--1887-1964.

MEMOIR OF MARTIN E.  REHFUSS--1887-1964.


MEMOIR OF THOMAS FITZ-HUGH, JR.--1894-1963.


SENILE CEREBRAL, PANCREATIC INSULAR AND CARDIAC AMYLOIDOSIS.


MEMOIR PHILIP  H.W. GEISLER 1925-1964.

MEMOIR PHILIP  H.W. GEISLER 1925-1964.


PROBLEMS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN SENSORY AIDS FOR THE BLIND.


CONTEMPORARY SOVIET PSYCHOLOGY.

CONTEMPORARY SOVIET PSYCHOLOGY.


TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN THE NEW AFRICA.


BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF THE RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM.


SURGICAL RELIEF OF EPILEPTIFORM SEIZURES IN THE DOG.


ACUTE HEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS DUE TO DUODENAL OBSTRUCTION.


A TECHNIC OF DECOMPRESSION CYSTOLITHOTOMY.


POSTSURGICAL GASTRIC TORSION.

POSTSURGICAL GASTRIC TORSION.


INTERWOVEN POLYETHYLENE MESH PROSTHESIS IN SURGICAL REPAIR OF INGUINAL HERNIA IN THE DOG.


ENDOSCOPY AND ENDOPALPATION.

ENDOSCOPY AND ENDOPALPATION.


FABRICATION OF AN IMPROVED TOGGLE PIN.

FABRICATION OF AN IMPROVED TOGGLE PIN.


THE CLINICAL ROLE OF CORTICOSTEROIDS.

THE CLINICAL ROLE OF CORTICOSTEROIDS.


CLINICAL USE OF METHOXYFLURANE ANESTHETIC IN SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE.


DIAGNOSTIC RADIOGRAPHY OF THE CANINE THORAX. 3. HEART DISEASES.


PESTICIDES, DRUGS, THE VETERINARIAN AND LIABILITY.


INSURANCE PROTECTION FOR VALUABLE PAPERS.


CLINICAL AND IMMUNOELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES ON CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN VIRUS MENINGOENCEPHALITIS AND BACTERIAL MENINGITIS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF MALABSORPTION SYNDROMES TO NUTRITIONAL ANEMIAS.


(THERAPEUTIC ROENTGENOLOGY. A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE SELECTIVE APPLICATION OF CYTOSTATICS AND THE TRANSTHORACIC NEEDLE COAGULATION OF BRONCHIAL CARCINOMAS.)


(ANGIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE PULMONARY EMBOLISM.)


LYMPHOGRAPHY, CAVOGRAPHY AND UROGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF MALIGNANT LYMPHOMAS: A STUDY OF 100 CONSECUTIVE LYMPHOMA CASES.


RADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THALIDOMIDE-INDUCED MALFORMATIONS IN MICE.


SYSTEMIC ARTERIA PULMONARY ARTERIAL COMMUNICATION IN A CASE OF FALLOT'S PENTALOGY.


VENTRICULAR DIVERTICULUM IN INFANTILE HYDROCEPHALUS.


ENCEPHALOGRAPHY WITH UREA.

ENCEPHALOGRAPHY WITH UREA.


BACKWARD LUXATION OF THE ATLAS: REPORT OF A CASE.


CAUDAL END OF THE SPINAL CORD. I. NORMAL PNEUMOGRAPHIC FEATURES.


AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE DEVICE FOR VOIDING CYSTOGRAPHY.


DIFFERENTIATION IN MONOLAYER TISSUE CULTURE CELLS.


(PRE- AND POSTOPERATIVE APPEARANCES OF SPLANCHNIC VEINS IN CHILDREN WITH PORTAL HYPERTENSION.)


ELECTROMYOGRAPHY OF LARYNGEAL MUSCLES IN HUMANS. TECHNICS AND RESULTS.


THE BIOLOGICAL CODING PROBLEM.

THE BIOLOGICAL CODING PROBLEM.


TOCOPHEROL CONTENT OF HUMAN ADIPOSE TISSUE.


B-COMPLEX VITAMINS IN LIVER DISEASE OF THE ALCOHOLIC.


DEATHS AMONG CHILDREN WITH THIRD DEGREE MALNUTRITION; INFLUENCE OF THE CLINICAL TYPE OF THE CONDITION.


STUDIES ON FOLIC ACID IN INFANCY. 3. FOLATES IN BREAST FED INFANTS AND THEIR MOTHERS.


THE BINDING OF ALDOSTERONE IN THE SERUM IN KWASHIORKOR.


PHILOSOPHY OF NUTRITION AND APPLICATION IN MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES.


EFFECTS OF TRIIODOTHYRONINE AND THYROXIN ON THE LIPOLYTIC ACTION OF EPINEPHRINE IN MARKEDLY OBESE SUBJECTS.


AN EXAMINATION OF CALORIE AVAILABILITY AND CONSUMPTION IN THE UNITED STATES, 1909-1963.


MEASUREMENTS OF SERUM CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM BY ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY.


THE STABILITY OF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN IN URINE AND OF REAGENTS FOR THE SLIDE IMMUNOLOGIC TEST FOR PREGNANCY.


MOLECULAR SIEVE IN THE STUDY OF PLASMA PROTEINS.


CHANGING PATTERNS OF CARE.

CHANGING PATTERNS OF CARE.


CEREBRAL HYPONATREMIA WITH INAPPROPRIATE ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE SYNDROME.


TREATMENT OF SALMONELLA CARRIERS WITH COLISTIN SULFATE.


A DOUBLE BLIND COMPARISON OF DOXAPRAM, ETHAMIVAN AND METHYLPHENIDATE.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF COAGULATION DEFECTS TO HEMORRHAGE IN PATIENTS RECEIVING ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS.


THE EFFECTS OF A POTASSIUM MIXTURE ON ABNORMAL CARDIAC REPOLARIZATION IN HOSPITALIZED PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS ENCEPHALITIS.

INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS ENCEPHALITIS.


COMBINED VASODILATOR AND TRANQUILIZER THERAPY IN ANGINA PECTORIS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH STATISTICAL ANALYSIS.


PLASMA FREE FATTY ACID RESPONSES OF MEDICAL STUDENTS INTERVIEWING PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS.


ATTITUDES TOWARD CANCER IN A "CANCER FAMILY": IMPLICATIONS FOR CANCER DETECTION.


RECTAL MUCOSAL BIOPSY IN THE EVALUATION OF CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


HEMATOLOGICAL SIDE-EFFECTS OF PYRIMETHAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF OCULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS.


INJURIES OF THE LARYNX AND TRACHEA AND CORROSIVE ESOPHAGITIS.


CAN THE CHALLENGE OF MODERN ORTHODONTIC STANDARDS BE MET WITH THE BEGG TECHNIQUE?


PRESENT DAY SERODIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS. A REVIEW OF SOME OF THE RECENT LITERATURE.


ADULT ORTHODONTICS.

ADULT ORTHODONTICS.


ASSOCIATES AND RETIREMENT.

ASSOCIATES AND RETIREMENT.


MANDIBULAR PROGNATHISM.

MANDIBULAR PROGNATHISM.


PATHOLOGY OF THE JEJUNAL MUCOSA IN TROPICAL SPRUE.


THE BEHAVIOR OF PEDICLE AUTOGRAFTS OF ILEUM TRANSPLANTED INTO THE COLON IN THE RAT.


INDUCTION OF THROMBI UPON PRE-EXISTING ARTERIAL PLAQUES.


CHOLESTEROL ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN RABBITS WITH CIRRHOSIS.


THE DELAYED AND PROLONGED VASCULAR LEAKAGE IN INFLAMMATION. II. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE VASCULAR RESPONSE AFTER THERMAL INJURY.


PANCREATIC STUDIES IN MICE WITH SPONTANEOUS DIABETES MELLITUS.


EXPERIMENTAL AMYLOIDOSIS.V. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPERIMENTAL GLOMERULAR AMYLOID AND THE MESANGIAL REGION.


THE CONCEPT OF PAINLESSNESS AND OPPOSITE MOTION IN SPINAL MANIPULATIONS.


OPHTHALMOLOGIC AND HISTOLOGIC CHANGES IN RABBIT EYES INDUCED BY ULTRASOUND.


ACUTE ALCOHOLIC HEPATITIS.

ACUTE ALCOHOLIC HEPATITIS.


STRETCH REFLEX INTERACTIONS STUDIED WITH THE AID OF SIMULATION.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT PALATE.

DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT PALATE.


VENTRICULAR BLOOD PRESSURES AND COMPETENCY OF VALVES IN THE EARLY EMBRYONIC CHICK HEART.


DIFFERENTIAL STAINING OF BONE TISSUE ELEMENTS BY SILVER NITRATE STAINING OF BLOCKS OF DECALCIFIED BONE.


THE AUTOFLUORESCENT CELLS OF THE LYMPHOCYTIC TISSUES OF THE RAT.


HISTOPATHOLOGY OF DYSTROPHIC AND NORMAL MICE AFTER TIMED PERIODS OF PARABIOSIS.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE RAT UMBILICAL CORD AT VARIOUS TIMES OF GESTATION.


CYCLICAL CHANGES IN AND SIGNIFICANCE OF LIPIDS AND ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN THE SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES OF THE RAT TESTIS.


ANALYSIS OF CORTICAL AND NUCLEAR LENS PROTEINS BY A COMBINATION OF PAPER AND STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS.


THE EFFECT OF INSULIN AND CHLORPROMAZINE ON THE SUBCOMMISSURAL ORGAN AND HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSEAL NEUROSECRETORY SYSTEM IN THE RAT.


ERASMUS DARWIN.

ERASMUS DARWIN.


ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUG THERAPY; AN APPRAISAL.


ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUG THERAPY; ANOTHER APPRAISAL.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA; EXPERIENCES AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS FROM 1941-1964.


ATRIAL FIBRILLATION TREATED WITH DIRECT CURRENT COUNTERSHOCK.


DIURETIC ACTION OF FUROSEMIDE.

DIURETIC ACTION OF FUROSEMIDE.


MULTIPLE PERIPHERAL GANGRENE.

MULTIPLE PERIPHERAL GANGRENE.


CHRISTMAS DISEASE AND MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


HEREDITARY SPHEROCYTOSIS AND POLYCYTHEMIA.


IMMUNOLOGICALLY PRODUCED LYMPHOPENIA.

IMMUNOLOGICALLY PRODUCED LYMPHOPENIA.


ASYMPTOMATIC MILD INTERMITTENT PROTEINURIA; A PERCUTANEOUS RENAL BIOPSY STUDY.


THE GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM IN FAMILIAL MEDITERRANEAN FEVER.


TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION WITH AMPICILLIN.


SYMPHALANGISM AND FOURTH DIGIT HYPOPHALANGISM.


POLYMYOSITIS AND OTHER DISEASES RESEMBLING MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.


TREATMENT OF PULMONARY ASPERGILLOMA WITH AMPHOTERICIN B.


SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF THE SPLEEN IN HEMOPHILIA.


AEROSOLIZED STEROIDS AND INDUCED CUSHING'S SYNDROME.


WORD LORE WITH SUNDRY NOTES ON THEIR ORDERING, MAKING, AND CARE.


SOME PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS WITH AN EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE FOR THE STUDY OF HYPNAGOGIC AND RELATED PHENOMENA.


MICROCIRCULATION AND RHEOLOGY.

MICROCIRCULATION AND RHEOLOGY.


RHEOLOGY AND MICROCIRCULATION.

RHEOLOGY AND MICROCIRCULATION.


RHEOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS APPLICABLE TO THE MICROCIRCULATION.


LIGHT MICROSCOPY: STUDIES IN BONE MARROW STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION.


EXPERIMENTAL BIOMICROSCOPY.

EXPERIMENTAL BIOMICROSCOPY.


TECHNIQUES FOR CLINICAL EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION OF THE MICROVASCULAR SYSTEM.


MICROVASCULAR ARCHITECTURE AND TOPOGRAPHY.


ANALYSIS OF INTRA- AND EXTRAVASCULAR PRESSURES IN THE MICROCIRCULATION.


STUDIES IN EXTRACELLULAR CIRCULATION.

STUDIES IN EXTRACELLULAR CIRCULATION.


CORPUSCULAR DEFORMATION, FLOW VELOCITY AND VASCULAR DIAMETER.


CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY.

CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY.


PLETHYSMOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THE MICROCIRCULATION.


CAVERS DYING OF COLD.

CAVERS DYING OF COLD.


CHLORPROPAMIDE IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE.

CHLORPROPAMIDE IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE.


TWENTY YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF A CASE OF MASSIVE CALCULUS IN A VESICAL DIVERTICULUM.


ADRENOCORTICAL HYPERFUNCTION AND OAT-CELL CARCINOMA OF THE BRONCHUS.


COMMON SENSE VIEW OF FLUORIDATION.

COMMON SENSE VIEW OF FLUORIDATION.


FLUORIDE CONTENT OF EXTRACTED TEETH FROM SOME ISLANDERS OF TRISTAN DA CUNHA.


ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF HAEMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS.


RESTORATION OF OPTIMAL BITE HEIGHT BY PROSTHESIS; A CASE HISTORY.


THE CLINICAL APPEARANCES OF TETRACYCLINE STAINING OF THE TEETH.


SUBPERIOSTEAL OSTEOMYELITIS. A CONDITION SIMULATING INTRAMEDULLARY SUPPURATIVE OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE MANDIBLE.


CEREBRO-VASCULAR LESIONS AND LIVEDO RETICULARIS.


SOME CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS OF "ALLERGIC" VASCULITIS.


LIVEDO RETICULARIS. A REVIEW.

LIVEDO RETICULARIS. A REVIEW.


THE AETIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY AND COURSE OF GIANT-CELL ARTERITIS. THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF LIGHT SENSITIVITY.


ARTERITIS OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.

ARTERITIS OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS.

WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS.


PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS OF ARTERITIC LESIONS USING FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUES.


RESPIRATORY FUNCTION STUDIES IN PATIENTS WITH CERTAIN CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASES.


BYSSINOSIS IN CARDROOM WORKERS IN SWEDISH COTTON MILLS.


VENTILATORY CAPACITY IN FLAX WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND.


CHANGES IN VENTILATORY CAPACITY IN A GROUP OF FLAX WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND.


AIR POLLUTION IN A CITY STREET.

AIR POLLUTION IN A CITY STREET.


A SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF CARBOXYHAEMOGLOBIN IN A FINGER PRICK SAMPLE OF BLOOD.


TENNIS ELBOW IN INDUSTRY.

TENNIS ELBOW IN INDUSTRY.


RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS AND SMOKING HABITS OF SENIOR INDUSTRIAL STAFF.


PNEUMOCONIOSIS IN A COALWORKER FROM CEYLON.


EFFECT OF QUALITY OF CHEST RADIOGRAPHS ON THE CATEGORIZATION OF COALWORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS.


ASTHMA CAUSED BY THE GRAIN WEEVIL.

ASTHMA CAUSED BY THE GRAIN WEEVIL.


MORTALITY IN COALWORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS RELATED TO LUNG FUNCTION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY.


A 5-YEAR STUDY OF THE DAILY FOOD CONSUMPTION OF SOUTH AFRICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.


UNDESCENDED TESTICLE.

UNDESCENDED TESTICLE.


THE BLADDER IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.

THE BLADDER IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


NATURAL HEPATOTOXINS.

NATURAL HEPATOTOXINS.


SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX.

SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX.


PATHOLOGY OF CROHN'S DISEASE.

PATHOLOGY OF CROHN'S DISEASE.


BLADDER DYSFUNCTION IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


MOSQUITO-BORNE HAEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN MALAYA.


"UNEXPLAINED" DYSPNOEA AND SHRINKING LUNGS IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


SEQUELS OF POST-OPERATIVE URINARY INFECTION IN WOMEN.


EFFECTS OF CHLOROQUINE ON PATIENTS WITH CUTANEOUS PORPHYRIA OF THE "SYMPTOMATIC" TYPE.


SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EXTENSOR PLANTAR RESPONSE IN SURGERY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE.


HISTALOG (AMETAZOLE HYDROCHLORIDE) AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR HISTAMINE IN DETERMINATION OF MAXIMAL ACID OUTPUT.


ANTIBIOTICS IN RECURRENT CHOLANGITIS.

ANTIBIOTICS IN RECURRENT CHOLANGITIS.


ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER DAMAGE.

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER DAMAGE.


DISSEMINATED TUBERCULOSIS OF BONE: REPORT OF TWO CASES.


A CASE OF OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE WITH MELAENA DEMONSTRATED AT THE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF LONDON.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE: THE UNDERWEIGHT AND THE OVERWEIGHT CHILD.


A NEW DEPARTMENT FOR VENEREAL AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES.


BULLOUS LESIONS IN ACUTE BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.


CONCURRENT HERPES ZOSTER AND VARICELLA.

CONCURRENT HERPES ZOSTER AND VARICELLA.


PARACETAMOL OR ASPIRIN?

PARACETAMOL OR ASPIRIN?


DIABETES MELLITUS AND CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.

DIABETES MELLITUS AND CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.


IMMUNIZATION AGAINST THE COMMON COLD.

IMMUNIZATION AGAINST THE COMMON COLD.


CERVICAL CANCER: EARLY DIAGNOSIS OR PREVENTION?


PROGRESS WITH CHILDHOOD LEUKAEMIA.

PROGRESS WITH CHILDHOOD LEUKAEMIA.


INDOMETHACIN.

INDOMETHACIN.


BARBITURATES FOR ANXIOUS PATIENTS.

BARBITURATES FOR ANXIOUS PATIENTS.


ALCOHOLISM AND IRON METABOLISM.

ALCOHOLISM AND IRON METABOLISM.


INTESTINAL VILLI.

INTESTINAL VILLI.


CHEMOTHERAPY OF TUBERCULOSIS: A BACTERIOLOGIST'S VIEWPOINT.


PREVENTION OF COLDS BY VACCINATION AGAINST A RHINOVIRUS: A REPORT BY THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON COMMON COLD VACCINES.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE HAEMATOGENOUS OSTEITIS IN CHILDREN ASSESSED IN A CONSECUTIVE SERIES OF SELECTED CASES.


INDOMETHACIN: STUDIES OF ABSORPTION AND OF THE USE OF INDOMETHACIN SUPPOSITORIES.


EFFECTS OF ORAL CALCIUM UPON SERUM LIPIDS IN MAN.


EXTERNAL BILIARY FISTULA, WITH PORTAL HYPERTENSION, DUE TO MULTIPLE TUBERCULOUS ABSCESSES OF THE LIVER.


NIGHT CALLS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

NIGHT CALLS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


EXCESSIVE ORAL IRON THERAPY CAUSING HAEMOCHROMATOSIS.


INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING BLOOD VOLUME.

INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING BLOOD VOLUME.


CORTICOSTEROID TREATMENT FOR ACUTE MENINGOENCEPHALITIS.


INJURY BY THERMOMETER.

INJURY BY THERMOMETER.


CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME.


MAMMALIAN CHROMOSOMES IN VITRO: XVI. ANALYSIS OF CHROMOSOMES BREAKAGES IN CELL POPULATION OF THE CHINESE HAMSTER.


COMPARATIVE MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF INFECTIOUS AND CELLULAR NUCLEIC ACIDS.


CYTOGENETIC EVIDENCE OF CLONAL PROLIFERATION IN PRIMARY RETICULAR NEOPLASMS.


CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS IN VITRO: THEIR RELATION TO DIFFERENTIATION AND CARCINOGENESIS.


TIME OF MITOSIS IN RELATION TO SYNTHESIS OF DNA AND RNA IN PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM.


A SUBCELLULAR TRANSMISSIBLE AGENT FROM EHRLICH CARCINOMA CELLS PRODUCING ASCITES TUMORS IN MICE.


EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATED FEEDER LAYERS ON MITOTIC ACTIVITY AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANEUPLOIDY IN MOUSE-EMBRYO CELLS IN VITRO.


SITES OF RNA AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE CELL AS SHOWN BY RADIOAUTOGRAPHY.


CELLULAR POPULATIONS AND NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN RAT LIVER PARENCHYMA DURING AZO DYE CARCINOGENESIS.


CELL INTERACTIONS.

CELL INTERACTIONS.


PERSPECTIVES AND PROSPECTS OF IMMUNOTHERAPY AUTOANTIBODIES AND ACQUIRED IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE.


ANTOANTIBODY FORMATION AS A FAILURE OF "SELF-RECOGNITION".


EFFECTS OF ANTIBODIES ON MAMMALIAN CELLS.


THE EFFECTS OF ANTIBODIES ON EMBRYONIC CELLS.


CERTAIN ASPECTS OF TISSUE-SPECIFIC ANTIGENS.


IMMUNITY TO VIRUS-INDUCED TUMORS.

IMMUNITY TO VIRUS-INDUCED TUMORS.


SYNTHETIC POLYNUCLEOTIDES AND THE GENETIC CODE.


TUMOR SPECIFIC IMMUNITY TO NONVIRAL TUMORS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE REACTIONS OF CHLORAMBUCIL, AZO-MUSTARD (CB 1414), AND CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.


MACROMOLECULAR CONSIDERATIONS OF CELLULAR ORGANIZATION.


BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF RESISTANCE TO ANTIMETABOLITES.


LACK OF CROSS RESISTANCE TO THE AMIDINO AND THE UREIDO DERIVATIVES IN MOUSE LEUKEMIAS MADE RESISTANT TO 4',4"-BIS(2-IMIDAZOLIN-2-YL)-2-CHLOROTEREPHTHALANILIDE DIHYDROCHLORIDE (NSC 38280).


PROBLEMS IN CLINICAL RESISTANCE.

PROBLEMS IN CLINICAL RESISTANCE.


THE UPTAKE OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT RIBONUCLEIC ACID BY CULTURED MAMMALIAN CELLS.


GENE EXPRESSION AND CANCER.

GENE EXPRESSION AND CANCER.


CHROMOSOMES AND CARCINOGENESIS.

CHROMOSOMES AND CARCINOGENESIS.


A CLINICAL FORMULATION OF CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO FAVOURABLE CHANGE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY. I.


PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE: A CONCEPT IN SEARCH OF A DEFINITION.


THE RETARDATION FACTOR IN DEPRESSION.

THE RETARDATION FACTOR IN DEPRESSION.


THE SWINGING DOOR: NOTES FOR A BLOCK DISSECTION OF ANIMALS PSYCHIATRICUS.


PEPTIC ULCERS IN CHILDREN.

PEPTIC ULCERS IN CHILDREN.


SIMPLE INDICATORS OF AROUSAL LEVELS IN PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT SITUATIONS.


NORTRIPTYLINE IN PRIVATE PRACTICE.

NORTRIPTYLINE IN PRIVATE PRACTICE.


LASER RADIATION OF MALIGNANCY IN MAN.

LASER RADIATION OF MALIGNANCY IN MAN.


MENINGEAL LEUKEMIA; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.

MENINGEAL LEUKEMIA; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


A TEN-YEAR STUDY OF ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA IN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.


CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG IN WOMEN.

CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG IN WOMEN.


MYOSARCOMA OF THE UTERUS; A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY.


UTERINE TUMORS OF UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN.

UTERINE TUMORS OF UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE BRONCHIAL CARCINOID TUMOR.


POSTRADIATION SARCOMA OF BONE.

POSTRADIATION SARCOMA OF BONE.


SYNOVIAL SARCOMA; AN ANALYSIS OF 34 TUMORS.


EXTRASKELETAL OSTEOGENIC SARCOMA; A LATE COMPLICATION OF RADIATION THERAPY.


SOLITARY MAST CELL GRANULOMA (HISTIOCYTOMA) OF THE LUNG; A HISTOPATHOLOGIC, TISSUE CULTURE AND TIME-LAPSE CINEMATOGRAPHIC STUDY.


CANCER OF THE MIDDLE EAR; A REVIEW OF 89 CASES.


ANTITUMOR EFFICACY OF NORANDROLONE PHENPROPIONATE COMPARED WITH TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE IN ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


CANCER MORTALITY AMONG JAPANESE ISSEI AND NISEI OF CALIFORNIA.


COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGY OF ALKYLATING AGENTS. 3. TOXICITY DATA ON MONKEYS AND DOGS.


COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGY OF ALKYLATING AGENTS. I.


COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGY OF ALKYLATING AGENTS. II. THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES OF ALKYLATING AGENTS AND REFERENCE COMPOUNDS AGAINST VARIOUS TUMOR SYSTEMS.


SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA SEPTICEMIA FOLLOWING TOTAL AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT.


LATE RESULTS OF OPERATION FOR ACQUIRED AORTIC VALVULAR DISEASE.


EFFECTS OF TOTAL CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS ON PULMONARY VASCULAR RESISTANCE IN THE CALF.


CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS WITH LARGE VOLUME NONBLOOD PERFUSATE. EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS.


PERSISTENT HYPOKALEMIA FOLLOWING OPEN-HEART SURGERY.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF MYOCARDIUM AND BLOOD DURING EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION IN MAN.


PLASMA AND URINARY AMINO ACIDS DURING AND AFTER CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PATTERNS OF CIRCULATORY RESPONSE TO THE USE OF RESPIRATORS.


COMPARISON OF BLOOD FLOW DURING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL CARDIAC MASSAGE IN MAN.


HEART HOMOTRANSPLANTATION IN PUPPIES. LONG SURVIVAL WITHOUT IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE THERAPY.


TRANSCARDIAC MEMBRANOTOMY FOR OBSTRUCTION OF THE HEPATIC PORTION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


OBLITERATIVE AORTIC DISEASE IN CHILDREN IN THE TROPICS.


EVALUATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATHERO-ARTERIOSCLEROSIS IN AUTOGENOUS VENOUS GRAFTS INSERTED INTO THE PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL SYSTEM.


PALLIATIVE PROCEDURE FOR TREATMENT OF TRANSPOSITION OF THE GREAT VESSELS.


SELECTION OF PALLIATIVE OPERATION FOR TRANSPOSITION OF THE GREAT VESSELS.


SURGICAL REPAIR OF THE PARTIAL FORM OF PERSISTENT COMMON ATRIOVENTRICULAR CANAL, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PROBLEM OF MITRAL VALVE INCOMPETENCE.


PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY AND SURGICAL CORRECTION OF EBSTEIN'S ANOMALY.


APICAL LEFT VENTRICULOTOMY IN SUBAORTIC STENOSIS DUE TO A FIBROMUSCULAR HYPERTROPHY.


RESULTS OF TOTAL SURGICAL CORRECTION FOR FALLOT'S TETRALOGY.


NATURAL HISTORY OF PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IN SURGICALLY TREATED PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS.


CLINICAL AND HEMODYNAMIC OBSERVATIONS AFTER COMBINED AORTIC AND MITRAL REPLACEMENT.


EFFECTS OF AORTIC REGURGITATION ON LEFT VENTRICULAR PERFORMANCE. DIRECT DETERMINATIONS OF AORTIC BLOOD FLOW BEFORE AND AFTER VALVE REPLACEMENT.


PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE HEMODYNAMIC DATA IN PATIENTS WITH A PROSTHETIC HINGED-LEAFLET AORTIC VALVE.


EBSTEIN'S MALFORMATION OF THE TRICUSPID VALVE. METHOD OF SURGICAL CORRECTION UTILIZING A BALL-VALVE PROSTHESIS AND DELAYED CLOSURE OF ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT.


A CINEFLUOROGRAPHIC STUDY OF VELOPHARYNGEAL FUNCTION IN NORMALS DURING VARIOUS ACTIVITIES.


GUIDANCE MATERIALS FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH CLEFTS.


ACTIVATION OF THE INCOMPETENT SOFT PALATE BY MEANS OF MUSCLE TRANSPLANTS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON SIXTEEN CASES.


UTILIZATION OF BIRTH CERTIFICATES IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE.


CRANIAL BASE IN CHILDREN WITH LIP AND PALATE CLEFTS.


CHANGES IN NASAL RESONANCE RELATED TO DIFFERENCES IN LOCATION AND DIMENSION OF SPEECH BULBS.


THE LINEARITY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTICULATION ERRORS AND VELOPHARYNGEAL INCOMPETENCE.


THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE UNILATERAL CLEFT LIP NASAL DEFORMITY.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CORONARY ARTERIAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASE.


A STUDENT FOR LIFE.

A STUDENT FOR LIFE.


THE FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTIES OF VIRUSES.

THE FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTIES OF VIRUSES.


PROBLEMS IN THE AREA OF ANTIVIRAL VACCINATION.


RAPPORT. 5. COMMON ERRORS IN THE FORMATION OF RAPPORT.


PREHISTORIC TREPHINING.

PREHISTORIC TREPHINING.


OCULAR DYNAMICS IN A CAROTID-CAVERNOUS FISTULA.


LABYRINTHINE TRAUMA IN HEAD INJURY.

LABYRINTHINE TRAUMA IN HEAD INJURY.


A GLIMPSE AT AN EARLY NEURORADIOLOGICAL LANDMARK; THE CONTRIBUTION OF ARTHUR SCHULLER.


EXPERIENCE WITH THE CHLORMERODRIN-HG BRAIN SCAN. A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF 163 CASES.


SCOLIOSIS WITH PARAPLEGIA.

SCOLIOSIS WITH PARAPLEGIA.


MYELOGRAM: A QUESTIONABLE AID IN DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS IN AVULSION OF BRACHIAL PLEXUS COMPONENTS BY TRACTION INJURIES.


SIX-MONTH DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY OF BENZOTHIADIAZINE DRUG EFFECTS ON HYPERTENSION AND SELECTED BLOOD CHEMISTRIES.


CAVITY VARNISHES AND BASES.

CAVITY VARNISHES AND BASES.


GOLD FOIL (FILLING GOLDS) IN DENTAL PRACTICE.


A NEW APPROACH TO IMPRESSION TAKING FOR CROWN AND BRIDGE.


HOW TO UTILIZE PORCELAIN FUSED TO GOLD AS A CROWN AND BRIDGE MATERIAL.


DIABETES-RELATED LITERATURE INDEX BY AUTHORS AND BY KEY WORDS IN THE TITLE FOR THE YEAR 1962.


THE LINGUISTICALLY HANDICAPPED: LEARNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE--A THEORETICAL MODEL.


AN INTENSIVE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PARTIALLY SEEING CHILDREN TO DETERMINE THE IMPLICATIONS OF EDUCATION.


SOME BASIC CONSIDERATIONS IN THE EDUCATION OF EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN.


NEW CONCEPTS OF INTELLIGENCE AND THEIR EFFECT ON EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN.


THE COUNCIL IN ACTION.

THE COUNCIL IN ACTION.


SOME RESEARCH-RELATED THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION OF THE GIFTED.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF ACUTE AND PROGRESSIVE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS IN MAN BY IMMUNOFLUORESCEIN AND IMMUNOFERRITIN TECHNIQUES.


PATHOGENESIS OF BACILLARY DYSENTERY IN LABORATORY ANIMALS.


PATHOGENESIS OF ACUTE CLINICAL DIARRHEAL DISEASE.


THE NEW CURRICULUM IN MATHEMATICS FOR BIOLOGISTS. INTERSECTION OF MATHEMATICS AND BIOLOGY.


INDUCTION OF AUTOIMMUNITY TO HEART IN RHEUMATIC FEVER BY STREPTOCOCCAL ANTIGEN(S) CROSS-REACTIVE WITH HEART.


ROLE OF IMMUNE RESPONSES IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT.


CELL PROLIFERATION IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT OF MAN.


METABOLISM AND TRANSPORT OF LIPID BY INTESTINAL MUCOSA.


CONTACT HYPERSENSITIVITY, CIRCULATING ANTIBODY, AND IMMUNOLOGIC UNRESPONSIVENESS.


INTERRELATIONSHIPS AMONG VITAMIN E, COENZYME Q, AND SELENIUM. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS IN PENICILLIN ALLERGY.


ROLE OF VITAMIN E, SELENIUM, AND RELATED FACTORS IN EXPERIMENTAL NUTRITIONAL LIVER DISEASE.


TOWARD AN UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS PROGRAM FOR FUTURE RESEARCHERS IN THE FIELDS OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN PENICILLIN HYPERSENSITIVITY IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS AND IN HUMAN BEINGS.


FREE-RADICAL LIPID PEROXIDATION DAMAGE AND ITS INHIBITION BY VITAMIN E AND SELENIUM.


ROLE OF VITAMIN E, SELENIUM, AND POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS IN CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL MUSCLE DISEASE.


ANABOLISM OF THE COENZYME Q FAMILY AND THEIR BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES.


ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE COENZYME Q AND VITAMIN E GROUPS.


RENAL INJURY INDUCED BY ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES AND OTHER IMMUNOLOGIC MEANS.


PCA REACTION AND ITS ELICITATION BY SPECIFIC IMMUNOGLOBULIN SPECIES AND FRAGMENTS.


MOLAR ERUPTION, WEIGHT GAIN AND DENTAL CARIES IN OSBORNE-MENDEL AND SPRAGUE-DAWLEY RATS RECEIVING FLUORIDE SUPPLEMENTS.


CARIES ACTIVITY OF MALE AND FEMALE OSBORNE-MENDEL RATS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS.


CRYSTAL MORPHOLOGY AND GROSS STRUCTURES OF MINERALIZING PLAQUE AND OF CALCULUS.


ANALOG COMPUTATION OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC MUSCLE RESPONSE DURING MASTICATION.


HISTOCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE EPITHELIAL LINING OF RADICULAR CYSTS.


STABILITY OF ORAL EPITHELIAL LYSOSOMES DURING LOCAL ANAESTHESIA.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE ASSAY OF HUMAN SKIN-SENSITIZING ANTIBODIES (REAGINS). I. AN EXAMINATION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE ACCURACY OF THE PRAUSNITZ-KUESTNER (P-K) TEST.


THE MIXED CONGLUTINATION REACTION.

THE MIXED CONGLUTINATION REACTION.


MATERNAL-FOETAL TRANSFER OF HUMAN IMMUNE GLOBULINS AND FRAGMENTS IN RABBITS.


SURVIVAL OF H-2 INCOMPATIBLE MOUSE ERYTHROCYTES IN UNTREATED AND ISOIMMUNE RECIPIENTS.


NATURAL HAEMAGGLUTININS IN MICE: THEIR OCCURRENCE AND PROPERTIES.


A GENERAL METHOD FOR THE CALCULATION OF SEROLOGICAL SPECIFICITY.


THE EFFECT OF GRANULOCYTOPENIA ON EXPERIMENTAL TUBERCULIN FEVER.


ANALYSIS OF ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES BY IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS.


THE ANTIGENICITY OF AGGREGATED AND AGGREGATE-FREE HUMAN GAMMA-GLOBULIN FOR RABBITS.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDY ON COLLAGEN DISEASES OF THE SKIN BY AMINO ACID PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


THE REACTION WITH RED CELLS OF 7S RABBIT ANTIBODY, ITS SUB-UNITS AND THEIR RECOMBINANTS.


A BIO-PHYSICAL LAW DESCRIBING HEARING LOSS.


THE FUTURE OF HEALTH IN INDUSTRY.

THE FUTURE OF HEALTH IN INDUSTRY.


FOOT DISABILITIES IN OFFICE PRACTICE.

FOOT DISABILITIES IN OFFICE PRACTICE.


ULCERATIONS OF THE NASAL SEPTUM DUE TO INHALATION OF CHROMIC ACID MIST.


EMERGENCY OF DISASTER PLANNING.

EMERGENCY OF DISASTER PLANNING.


CANCERS FROM AIR-REFINED AND STEAM-REFINED ASPHALT.


THE ROLE OF VIRUSES IN CARCINOGENESIS.

THE ROLE OF VIRUSES IN CARCINOGENESIS.


APPLICATION OF FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUES TO VIRAL INFECTIONS.


NEW WAYS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST INSECTS. A CHEMIST'S VIEWPOINT.


LYMPHOMA IN AFRICA.

LYMPHOMA IN AFRICA.


SCOPE AND SERVICES OF THE U.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE.


CLONAL RESPONSE OF CHICK FIBROBLASTS TO INFECTION WITH ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS (RSV).


AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF TRACHOMA STRAINS AND OTHER AGENTS OF THE PLT GROUP IN CELL CULTURE.


LIVER RESECTION FOR PRIMARY CARCINOMA.

LIVER RESECTION FOR PRIMARY CARCINOMA.


THE INCIDENCE OF UTERINE CANCER IN SINGAPORE.


MALABSORPTION SYNDROME IN LYMPHOMA OF SMALL INTESTINE. A STUDY OF 13 CASES.


LOW BLOOD UREA LEVELS. REPORT OF FIVE CASES.


THERMOSTABLE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN PREGNANCY.


POLIOMYELITIS IN ISRAEL, 1949 TO 1963, AND THE RECENT USE OF ATTENUATED POLIOMYELITIS VACCINES IN ITS CONTROL.


INHIBITION OF CORNEAL NEOVASCULARIZATION BY VITAMIN A PALMITATE.


ALTERATION IN RAT LIVER ANTIGENICITY BY THE ADMINISTRATION OF ALPHA-NAPHTHYL-ISOTHIOCYANATE.


OCCURRENCE OF SPERMINE IN SERA OF CANCER BEARING INDIVIDUALS.


AGE CHANGES IN THE CRYSTALLINITY OF RAT BONE APATITE.


SIX NEW SEROTYPES OF ARIZONA BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM REPTILES IN ISRAEL.


THE EQUIVALENT RADIOISOTOPE FACTOR.

THE EQUIVALENT RADIOISOTOPE FACTOR.


CHLORPROMAZINE AND PROMAZINE IN THE TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY.


ENDOCRINE TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER.

ENDOCRINE TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER.


ENTEROVIRUSES: A REVIEW OF THEIR HISTORY AND PRESENT STATUS.


MALARIA ERADICATION: ITS PRESENT STATUS.


MENTAL ATTITUDES DURING THE LATER PHASES OF A MALARIA ERADICATION PROGRAM.


MEDICAL IMPRESSIONS FROM NYASALAND--1963.


THE GEOGRAPHICAL PATHOLOGY OF HEPATIC CARCINOMA IN MAN.


CERVICAL CARCINOMA AND CIRCUMCISION.

CERVICAL CARCINOMA AND CIRCUMCISION.


MALARIA ERADICATION.

MALARIA ERADICATION.


CORONARY EMBOLISM IN A YOUNG WOMAN WITH RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE.


CALCIUM METABOLISM IN OLD AGE.

CALCIUM METABOLISM IN OLD AGE.


THE FUTURE IN FOOD ADMINISTRATION.

THE FUTURE IN FOOD ADMINISTRATION.


GOLDSMITH RAPID CALCIUM INFUSION TEST.

GOLDSMITH RAPID CALCIUM INFUSION TEST.


PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF THE EXECUTIVE.

PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF THE EXECUTIVE.


PERSONNEL TURNOVER IN DEPARTMENTS OF DIETETICS.


MANAGERIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF STAFF DIETITIANS AND DIETETIC INTERNS.


NEW FEATURES IN INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT.


DEVELOPING A GENERALIZED CAFETERIA SIMULATOR.


THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN CALCULATING DIETARY DATA.


DATA PROCESSING OF DIETARY SURVEY DATA--OLD AND NEW.


ESSENTIAL (PRIMARY) AND SECONDARY PYELONEPHRITIS.


PREPARATION FOR SPECIAL X-RAY STUDIES WITH SIMETHICONE.


A CONTAGIOUS DISEASE: OLD AGE.

A CONTAGIOUS DISEASE: OLD AGE.


ATTACK ON NUCLEOPROTEIN IN CLINICAL CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


EFFECTS OF DIAZEPAM SUSPENSION IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED FOR PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESSES.


GERIATRICS IN BIBLICAL AND TALMUDIC LITERATURE.


RAUWOLFIA-BENDROFLUMETHIAZIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


PSYCHIATRIC SCREENING IN AN OLD AGE HOME.


EMOTIONAL NEEDS AND THE LATER YEARS.

EMOTIONAL NEEDS AND THE LATER YEARS.


CARCINOMA OF THE CECUM IN A 97-YEAR-OLD WOMAN.


GENERAL SAFETY IN HANDLING SOLVENTS.

GENERAL SAFETY IN HANDLING SOLVENTS.


FROM THE TRIOSES TO THE SYNTHESIS OF NATURAL PHOSPHOLIPIDS: A RESEARCH TRIAL OF FORTY YEARS.


CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF SPHINGOLIPIDS.

CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF SPHINGOLIPIDS.


GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY OF GLYCERIDES.


GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY OF BILE ACIDS.


PRECISE ULTRAMICRO DETERMINATION OF STEROID HORMONES BY COMBINED TLC AND GLC ANALYSIS.


UTRAMICRO FATTY ACID ANALYSIS OF POLAR LIPIDS: GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AFTER COLUMN AND THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION.


METHODS FOR METHANOLYSIS OF SPHINGOLIPIDS AND DIRECT DETERMINATION OF LONG-CHAIN BASES BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


INDIVIDUAL MOLECULAR SPECIES OF DIFFERENT PHOSPHOLIPID CLASSES. II. A METHOD OF ANALYSIS.


CYCLOPROPANE FATTY ACID METABOLISM: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF PROPANE RING METABOLIC PRODUCTS IN THE ADIPOSE TISSUE.


ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR HYDROXY ACIDS IN FATS AND OILS.


LOCATION AND REGENERATION OF ENTERIOVIRUS RECEPTORS OF HELA CELLS. Zajac, Ihor (Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.), and Richard L. Crowell. Location and regeneration of enterovirus receptors of HeLa cells. J. Bacteriol. 89:1097-1100. 1965.-Treatment of live HeLa cells with chymotrypsin or trypsin completely inactivated the viral receptors for coxsackievirus B3 and poliovirus T1, respectively. Enzyme-treated cells regained their enterovirus receptor activity after incubation in culture medium. The existence of intracellular receptors for virus could not be demonstrated when live HeLa cells were treated with enzyme prior to disruption and fractionation. These results suggested that receptors for enteroviruses are limited to the cell surface.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOXIGENICITY AND SPORULATING POTENCY OF CLOSTRIDIUM NOVYI. Nishida, Shoki (Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, Japan), and Gizo Nakagawara. Relationship between toxigenicity and sporulating potency of Clostridium novyi. J. Bacteriol. 89:993-995. 1965.-The less toxigenic the strains, the stronger was the sporulating potency of Clostridium novyi strains isolated. This was confirmed by investigation of the toxigenicity of substrains of C. novyi 140 possessing different degrees of sporulating potency. Atoxic strains or type C strains could be obtained from the parent type A strain (no. 140) by heat selection. This phenomenon was also observed in the other five strains. Prolonged storage of C. novyi strains also resulted in selection of cells with stronger sporulating ability and lower toxigenicity.


APPRAISAL OF THE EVIDENCE UNDERLYING THE INHERITED BODY OF KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING SEASONAL EPIDEMICS OF CONJUNCTIVITIS IN U.A.R.II. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL PATTERN OF OCCURRENCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS.


KEEPING QUALITY OF RECONSTITUTED FOWL POX VACCINE.


RENAL INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE "JUVENILE" CIRRHOSIS. Twelve patients with active ;juvenile' cirrhosis (active chronic hepatitis, ;lupoid' hepatitis) and six subjects with other types of portal or postnecrotic cirrhosis were submitted to percutaneous renal biopsy. In addition, renal function was assessed in all patients by measurement of the 24-hour endogenous creatinine clearance, maximal urinary osmolality after deprivation of water, 24-hour urinary protein excretion, and routine urine analysis. Renal function was not significantly abnormal in either group of patients, but seven of the 12 patients with active ;juvenile' cirrhosis showed mild histological changes on renal biopsy. These changes are very similar to the lesions described in early ;lupus nephritis'.The significance of these findings in relation to the aetiology of active ;juvenile' cirrhosis is discussed.


ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MAN AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS IN TYPHUS INFECTION IN EGYPT.


PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THIACETAZONE WITH ISONIAZID FOR MASS-TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


THE ROLE OF INFECTION IN THE PRODUCTION OF MALNUTRITION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


ELECTROPHORETIC SERUM PROTEIN PATTERNS AND TOTAL SERUM PROTEINS IN PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE.

ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE.


CUSHING'S SYNDROME: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


ABNORMALITIES OF SERUM MONOAMINE OXIDASE IN CHRONIC CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.


GLUCOSE METABOLISM OF RED BLOOD CELLS: A STUDY OF TRIIODOTHYRONINE ON RED CELL METABOLISM.


DEFECTIVE REUTILIZATION OF IRON IN THE ANEMIA OF INFLAMMATION.


ABH ANTIGENS IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES.

ABH ANTIGENS IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES.


UNILATERAL RENAL HYPOXIA AND PRODUCTION OF ERYTHROPOIETIN.


DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF SERUM COMPLEMENT DETERMINATION IN HEREDITARY GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.


SEROLOGICAL STUDIES IN PIGEON BREEDER'S DISEASE.


THE ANTIGENIC POTENTIAL OF HISTOPLASMA CAPSULATUM ISOLATED FROM INDIANA PATIENTS. I. WHOLE YEAST-PHASE ANTIGENS STUDIED BY THE COMPLEMENT FIXATION TECHNIQUE.


STUDY OF SPREAD OF RUBELLA VIRUS FROM INOCULATED TO UNINOCULATED CONTACT CERCOPITHECUS MONKEYS.


EVALUATION OF AN ENZYMATIC-SEROLOGICAL TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS.


ZINC CONTENT OF PLASMA, BLOOD, AND ERYTHROCYTES IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS WITH HODGKIN'S DISEASE AND VARIOUS HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS.


CHOLESTEROL COMPLEXING BY MACROMOLECULAR FRACTIONS IN HUMAN GALL BLADDER BILE.


THE EFFECT OF LIGHT ON THE DIRECT DIAZO REACTION OF UNCONJUGATED BILIRUBIN.


A SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF SERUM URIC ACID USING HYDROXYLAMINE.


INTRACELLULAR PH MEASUREMENT WITH TRITIATED WATER, CARBON-14 LABELED 5,5-DIMETHYL-2, 4-OXAZOLIDINEDIONE, AND CHLORIDE-36.


RADIOISOTOPIC DETECTION OF LYMPHATICOVENOUS COMMUNICATIONS IN LIVING ANIMALS.


STUDIES ON PRIMARY HYPEROXALURIA. II. URINARY OXALATE, GLYCOLATE, AND GLYOXYLATE MEASUREMENT BY ISOTOPE DILUTION METHODS.


AN IMPROVED HISTOCHEMICAL METHOD FOR THE DEMONSTRATION OF LEUKOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY: CLINICAL APPLICATION.


A SIMPLE MICROMETHOD FOR IMMUNODIFFUSION.


PRESENT PROBLEMS IN THE SURGERY OF OTOSCLEROSIS.


A MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF TETRACYCLINE LOCALIZATION IN OTOSCLEROTIC STAPES.


OTOSCLEROSIS--STUDIED WITH X-RAY MICROSCOPY AND FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF TETRACYCLINES.


DISORDER IN BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE INNER EAR AS EARLY SYMPTOM OF DIABETIC ANGIOPATHY.


THE PROVISION OF BETTER EARMOULDS FOR DEAF CHILDREN.


COCHLEAR SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS IN VESTIBULAR NEURONITIS.


GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND THE EARS.

GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND THE EARS.


A MENINGIOMA OF THE MIDDLE EAR.

A MENINGIOMA OF THE MIDDLE EAR.


GANGRENE OF TONSIL.

GANGRENE OF TONSIL.


TEFLON--AS AN AID IN PREVENTING NASAL ADHESIONS.


TUBERCULOSIS OF THE MASTOID; (A CASE REPORT OF POSSIBLE KOCH'S PHENOMENON).


THE MECHANISM OF THE ATRIAL REFRACTORY PERIOD CHANGE PRODUCED BY OUABAIN.


A BIPHASIC ACTION OF OUABAIN ON SODIUM TRANSPORT IN THE TOAD BLADDER.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISMS OF DRUG MOVEMENT FROM THE ISOLATED URINARY BLADDER.


AN IN VIVO ESTIMATION OF THE POTENCIES AND HALF-LIVES OF SYNTHETIC BRADYKININ AND KALLIDIN.


RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF TRICHLORETHYLENE, HALOTHANE AND METHOXYFLURANE IN THE CAT.


INCREASED SENSITIVITY TO PENTYLENETETRAZOL AND FLUROTHYL FOLLOWING CORTICAL ABLATIONS IN RATS.


CATECHOLAMINE LEVELS AND DOPA-DECARBOXYLASE ACTIVITY IN PERIPHERAL ORGANS AND ADRENERGIC TISSUES IN THE RAT AFTER IMMUNOSYMPATHECTOMY.


ELUCIDATION OF THE RATE-LIMITING STEP IN NOREPINEPHRINE BIOSYNTHESIS IN THE PERFUSED GUINEA-PIG HEART.


SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF SOME SYMPATHOMIMETIC AMINES AND THEIR BETA-HYDROXYLATED DERIVATIVES IN THE RAT HEART.


ANTAGONISM OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS AGAINST NOREPINEPHRINE ACETYLCHOLINE AND POTASSIUM IN THE ISOLATED NICTITATING MEMBRANE OF THE CAT.


THE INFLUENCE OF COCAINE ON SOME METABOLIC EFFECTS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF CATECHOLAMINES.


A STUDY OF THE POTENTIATION OF TRYPTAMINE BY MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS IN THE DOG.


PHARMACOLOGY OF A GROUP OF PHENYLPIPERAZINE TETRAZOLE DERIVATIVES WITH ADRENERGIC BLOCKING ACTIONS.


NICOTINE-LIKE STIMULANT ACTIONS OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTED PHENYLCHOLINE ETHERS.


EFFECT OF GUANETHIDINE AND BRETYLIUM ON HEART RATE RESPONSES TO THYROXINE.


THE EFFECT OF THYROXIN, CORTICOSTEROIDS, AND EPINEPHRINE ON ATRIAL RATE.


PROLONGED SURVIVAL OF SKIN HOMOGRAFTS IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS TREATED WITH ADRENAL STEROIDS AND ACTH.


ADDITION OF THE SALURETIC ACTION OF FUROSEMIDE TO THE SALURETIC ACTION OF CERTAIN OTHER AGENTS.


THE EFFECTS OF PRONETHALOL AND ITS DEXTRO ISOMER UPON EXPERIMENTAL CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS.


PERSONALITY FACTORS AND BRONCHIAL ASTHMA: A STUDY OF SOUTH AFRICAN INDIAN CHILDREN.


A  COMPARISON OF THE CATECHOLAMINE CONCENTRATIONS OF UTERI FROM SEVERAL SPECIES AND THE ALTERATIONS WHICH OCCUR DURING PREGNANCY.


URINARY CATECHOLAMINE RESPONSES ASSOCIATED WITH HOSPITAL ADMISSION IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS.


AUTONOMIC RESPONSES TO WORDS MODIFIED BY SENSITIZING AND CONDITIONING EXPERIENCES.


THE USE OF COLORED PHOTOGRAPHIC SLIDES IN EVALUATING SEVERITY OF STOMACH ULCERATION.


THE EFFECTS OF CYCLOBARBITONE ON THE PULSE VOLUME, PULSE RATE AND ELECTROMYOGRAM.


PRE-STRESS SENSORY INPUT AS A NON-PHARMACOLOGIC METHOD FOR CONTROLLING RESTRAINT-ULCER SUSCEPTIBILITY.


THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC PAIN UPON THE RESPONSE TO NOXIOUS STIMULI BY PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


THE EFFECT OF EXTRAVERSION ON SUSCEPTIBILITY TO DISEASE: A VALIDATORY STUDY ON CONTACT DERMATITIS.


EGO STRENGTH AND INTRAVENOUS GLUCOSE TOLERANCE.


HEART RATE CONDITIONING IN THE RAT.

HEART RATE CONDITIONING IN THE RAT.


SOME EFFECTS OF GROUP SIZE ON BEHAVIOR AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE RAT.


CONNOTATIVE MEANING OF SELF- AND ASTHMARELATED CONCEPTS FOR TWO SUBGROUPS OF ASTHMATIC CHILDREN.


STOMACH ULCERATION AND EMOTIONALITY IN SELECTED STAINS OF RATS.


THE RELATION OF CORNELL MEDICAL INDEX RESPONSES TO A MEASURE OF INTERVIEW BEHAVIOUR.


SOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGIC AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC ASPECTS OF INGUINAL HERNIA.


X-RAY DIAGNOSIS OF PENETRATING WOUNDS OF THE ABDOMEN.


RATE OF INCORPORATION OF METHIONINE-S-35 INTO THE REGENERATING TISSUE OF EXPERIMENTAL WOUNDS.


AMINO ACID ABSORPTION BY THE INTESTINAL MUCOSA. ITS DEPENDENCE ON THE BLOOD SUPPLY AND ITS RECOVERY AFTER ISCHEMIA.


IN VIVO ACTIVATION OF THE FIBRINOLYTIC SYSTEM OF THE CAT. EFFECT OF STREPTOKINASE, TRYPSIN AND GLYCEROL.


THE HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES TO EXERCISE.


INTRACARDIAC PROSTHETIC MATERIALS. I. ATRIAL SEPTAL PATCHES.


INTRACARDIAC PROSTHETIC MATERIALS. II. TRICUSPID PATCHES.


UNUSUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PULMONARY BLOOD FLOW BETWEEN THE RIGHT AND LEFT LUNG IN MAN. STUDY AND APPLICATION OF MACROAGGREGATED ALBUMIN (MAA) LABELLED WITH I-131.


ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES, CHOLESTEROL, CALCIUM, AND MAGNESIUM CONTENT OF JAPANESE AORTAS.


STUDIES ON TYPE-SPECIFIC STREPTOCOCCAL ANTIBODY IN RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE.


DETERMINATION OF RENIN IN RAT AND HUMAN KIDNEYS.


STIMULUS CONDUCTION IN ATRIA STUDIED BY MEANS OF INTRACELLULAR MICROELECTRODE. II. THAT AROUND ATRIOVENTRICULAR RING.


ORIGINATION AND TRANSMISSION OF IMPULSE IN THE RIGHT AURICLE.


AN ACTIVE STEREO-ISOMER (TRANS-FORM) OF AMCHA AND ITS ANTIFIBRINOLYTIC (ANTIPLASMINIC) ACTION IN VITRO AND IN VIVO.


FRACTIONATION OF PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR AND PROACTIVATOR IN TISSUE AND BLOOD BY GEL FILTRATION.


DETERMINATION OF BLOOD FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY BY MEANS OF GEL FILTRATION IN SEVERAL SKIN DISEASES.


EFFECT OF HISTIDINE OR ITS DERIVATIVES ON THE PLASMA IRON CONTENT.


EFFECTS OF SEVERAL EXCITANTS AND DEPRESSANTS ON GLUTAMIC ACID AND ITS METABOLITES CONCENTRATION IN RABBIT AND RAT BRAIN.


AMNIOTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY SYNDROME. II. MANAGEMENT OF THE PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY SYNDROME AND THE RESULTS OF STUDY.


THE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE, UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA.


A SWEAT GLAND TUMOUR OF THE MIXED-SALIVARY TYPE OF THE RIGHT MIDDLE TOE.


MIGRATION AND SCHIZOPHRENIA--A REVIEW AND CASE REPORT.


CHORIOCARCINOMA.

CHORIOCARCINOMA.


THE BACTERIOLOGY OF GASTROENTERITIS IN CHILDREN BELOW THE AGE OF TWO YEARS.


STAPHYLOCOCCI AND INFANTILE GASTRO--ENTERITIS.


THE USE OF HYPNOSIS AS AN ADJUNCT IN SURGERY.


PATTERN OF ANAEMIA AND ITS EFFECTS ON PREGNANT WOMEN IN MALAYA.


AMNIOTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY SYNDROME. I. CONCEPT OF THE PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY SYNDROME AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


VIRUS-CANCER RESEARCH.

VIRUS-CANCER RESEARCH.


NEW FOSSIL APES FROM EGYPT AND THE INITIAL DIFFERENTIATION OF HOMINOIDEA.


CYCLIC AND EXPERIMENTALLY-INDUCED CHANGES IN THE HISTOLOGY OF THE ADRENAL GLAND IN RANA TEMPORARIA.


BACTERIAL MENINGITIS--A REVIEW OF SELECTED ASPECTS. II. SPECIAL NEUROLOGIC PROBLEMS, POSTMENINGITIC COMPLICATIONS AND CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS.


ANURIA DUE TO ACUTE OCCLUSION OF THE ARTERY TO A SOLITARY KIDNEY, SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT BY OPERATIVE MEANS.


ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF VANCOMYCIN IN THE TREATMENT OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL ENTEROCOLITIS.


MASSACHUSETTS NURSING HOMES TODAY.

MASSACHUSETTS NURSING HOMES TODAY.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 22-1965.


PERNICIOUS ANEMIA IN CHILDHOOD.

PERNICIOUS ANEMIA IN CHILDHOOD.


DIAGNOSIS OF HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE EXCLUDED BY RECTAL SUCTION BIOPSY.


POTASSIUM-DEPLETION SYNDROME SECONDARY TO NEPHROPATHY APPARENTLY CAUSED BY "OUTDATED TETRACYCLINE".


CHELATION BY CALCIUM TRISODIUM PENTETATE IN WORKERS EXPOSED TO LEAD.


ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL SERVICES IN A PRIVATE NURSING HOME--THREE NEW APPROACHES.


NOW IS THE TIME.

NOW IS THE TIME.


SURGICAL EXCISION OF INTRAORAL HEMANGIOMA IN STURGE-WEBER SYNDROME; REPORT OF A CASE.


AN UNUSUAL FOREIGN BODY; REPORT OF A CASE.


REIMPLANTATION OF A DECIDUOUS TOOTH.

REIMPLANTATION OF A DECIDUOUS TOOTH.


MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS OF THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION.


HEREDITARY HEMORRHAGIC TELANGIECTASIA.

HEREDITARY HEMORRHAGIC TELANGIECTASIA.


A PORTABLE INSTRUMENT FOR ROENTGENOGRAMS OF THE HANDS.


ROENTGENO-ODDITIES. FUSION.

ROENTGENO-ODDITIES. FUSION.


THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DRUGS USED FOR VASOCONSTRICTION OF THE NASAL MUCOUS MEMBRANE.


ORAL LESIONS OF EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA; HISTOLOGIC AND CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


EXPERIMENTAL OSTEOSARCOMA IN MANDIBLES OF MICE.


OSSIFYING FIBROMA; REPORT OF TWO CASES.

OSSIFYING FIBROMA; REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THE CULTIVATION OF DENTAL TISSUES.

THE CULTIVATION OF DENTAL TISSUES.


REPLANTATION OF GROWING MANDIBULAR CONDYLES IN RHESUS MONKEYS.


THE MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN DENTAL INTRAPULPAL PRESSURE AND ITS RESPONSE TO CLINICAL VARIABLES.


ORAL SURGERY--ORAL PATHOLOGY CONFERENCE NO. 12, WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER; BLUE NEVUS OF ORAL MUCOSA.


REMOVAL OF A BULLET FROM THE RIGHT INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA; REPORT OF A CASE.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON CARCINOMA OF THE LIP.


EFFECT OF ORAL SURGERY ON SERUM GLUTAMIC OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE (SGO-T) LEVELS.


PATTERNS OF PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR DYSFUNCTION IN CHILDREN: A FACTOR ANALYTIC STUDY.


COMPARISON OF TWO DATA ENTRY METHODS.

COMPARISON OF TWO DATA ENTRY METHODS.


BINAURAL RECORDINGS FOR TRAINING THE NEWLY BLIND.


INFLUENCE OF TEST FIGURE DEPTH CUES ON THE SPIRAL AFTEREFFECT.


A FACTOR ANALYTICALLY DERIVED CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS.


FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SHAPE AND WORK OUTPUT.


AN ESSAY ON ROMANTIC GENIUS, RORSCHACH MOVEMENT, AND THE DEFINITION OF CREATIVITY.


THE QUESTION OF CONSTITUTIONAL INFLUENCE ON PERCEPTUAL STYLE.


EFFECT OF STIMULUS VARIABLES ON VERBAL PERSEVERATION OF DYSPHASIC SUBJECTS.


SEX DIFFERENCES AND MOTOR TASK PERFORMANCE.


TESTS OF THE FUNCTIONS OF PROPRIOCEPTION AND INTERACTION OF SENSES.


PREDICTION OF SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE FROM MEASURES OF BODY-CATHEXIS, SELF-CATHEXIS AND ANXIETY.


RIGHT-HANDEDNESS AS A FUNCTION OF MATERNAL HEARTBEAT.


SIMULTANEOUS MEASURE OF GENERAL ACTIVITY AND EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR.


SELF-SCORING AND OBSERVER-SCORING ESTIMATES OF HYPNOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY IN A GROUP SITUATION.


SOME PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MEASURES OF HUMAN CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.


STIMULUS CORRELATES OF VISUAL PATTERN DISCRIMINATION BY MONKEYS: SIDEDNESS.


REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE. VI. EFFECTS OF INTERPOLATING A NON-REVERSING CUBE.


ACQUISITION OF STRATEGIES IN GAMING SITUATIONS.


CARD ORDER AND STIMULUS VALUE OF RORSCHACH INKBLOTS.


FISHER'S "POWER ORIENTATION AND CONCEPT OF SELF HEIGHT IN MEN": A COMMENT.


INTERACTION OF FORM AND EXPOSURE TIME IN THE PERCEPTION OF SLANT.


OBJECT RECOGNITION AS A FUNCTION OF NUMBER OF DIFFERENT VIEWS DURING TRAINING.


CATEGORY WIDTH AND QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE.


CHILDREN, PEOPLE'S TROUBLES, AND THE IMAGE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS.


EFFECT OF VARIABLE STIMULUS INTENSITY ON ESTIMATES OF DURATION.


RETROGRADE AMNESIC EFFECT OF AUDIOGENIC SEIZURE ON THE REVERSAL OF A MAZE RESPONSE.


LEARNING AND RETENTION IN THE ESTIMATION OF SHORT TIME INTERVALS: A CIRCUIT AND A STUDY.


A RE-EXAMINATION OF KINESTHETIC FIGURAL AFTEREFFECTS IN THE BRAIN-INJURED.


EYE-MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN SCANNING NUMERIC DISPLAYS.


POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE HYSTERESE EFFECTS ON CRITICAL FLICKER-FUSION THRESHOLDS.


DEPENDENCE OF OBJECT IDENTIFICATION UPON EDGE AND SURFACE.


RECOGNITION OF CHILDREN'S FACES. II.

RECOGNITION OF CHILDREN'S FACES. II.


REACTION TIME AS A FUNCTION OF ONSET AND OFFSET STIMULATION OF THE FOVEA AND PERIPHERY.


COLOR EXPERIMENTS WITH MODERN SOURCES OF ILLUMINATION.


TWO METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTUAL DIMENSIONALITY.


EFFECTS OF MODE RESPONSE AND SEX OF E UPON RECOGNITION THRESHOLDS OF TABOO WORDS.


PHOBIAS PRESENT IN THREE STUTTERING CASES.


REJOINDER TO DR. AVERBACH.

REJOINDER TO DR. AVERBACH.


MOVEMENT AFTEREFFECTS AND FIGURAL AFTEREFFECTS.


CONDITIONING OF THE HUMAN VESTIBULAR SWAY RESPONSE.


AESTHETIC PREFERENCES OF SCHIZOPHRENICS.


AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENT AND RECORDING OF LATENCY DATA.


PROBABILITY OF RESPONSE REPETITION IN SERIAL MOTOR PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF NUMBER OF PREVIOUS OCCURRENCES.


USE OF ADULT RESPONSES TO CODIFY CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOR IN A PLAY SITUATION.


NOTE ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING FOUR AMOUNTS OF RELEVANT VERBAL PRETRAINING.


ITERATIVE ASSOCIATION.

ITERATIVE ASSOCIATION.


SPECIFIC MOTOR RESPONSE DURING SLEEP TO SLEEP-ADMINISTERED MEANINGFUL SUGGESTION: AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION.


PERCEPTION BY MONKEYS. I. PSYCHOPHYSICAL JUDGMENTS OF BRIGHTNESS BY HUMAN AND SUBHUMAN SS.


RELIABILITY AS THE UPPER LIMIT OF A TEST'S COMMUNALITY.


REACTION SPEED AS A FUNCTION OF STIMULUS INTENSITY IN NORMALS AND RETARDATES.


REPRODUCTION AND ESTIMATION METHODS OF TIME JUDGMENT.


OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION AND WEBER'S LAW.


PERCEPTUAL AND RESPONSES FACTORS IN THE BLOCK DESIGN ROTATION EFFECT.


NEED APPROVAL AND MOTOR STEADINESS UNDER POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE APPROVAL CONDITIONS.


PRESACRAL CYSTS AND TUMOURS.

PRESACRAL CYSTS AND TUMOURS.


SOME MORE REMARKS ON THE QUANTITATIVE EXPRESSION OF RESEMBLANCE (DISTANCE COEFFICIENTS).


PERSECUTION AND CONSCIENCE.

PERSECUTION AND CONSCIENCE.


FACT AND VALUE: NEW RESOURCES FOR ESTHETICS.


EXPERIMENTAL LATHYRISM IN RATS: EFFECTS OF REMOVING INCISAL STRESS.


CALCIFIED GINGIVAL INCLUSIONS.

CALCIFIED GINGIVAL INCLUSIONS.


AN EGO MODEL: E EQUALS SIGMA(ME+MI).

AN EGO MODEL: E EQUALS SIGMA(ME+MI).


THE REACTION OF ALVEOLAR BONE TO FLAP PROCEDURES IN MAN.


COURTLY LOVE: NEUROSIS AS INSTITUTION.

COURTLY LOVE: NEUROSIS AS INSTITUTION.


EROTIC FEELINGS IN THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP.


THE CULT OF OSIRIS IN RELATION TO PRIMITIVE INITIATION RITES.


PERIODONTOSIS AND NEURAL CREST TISSUES.

PERIODONTOSIS AND NEURAL CREST TISSUES.


A MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF FLUORIDE ON THE PERIODONTIUM OF THE HYDROCORTISONE-TREATED RAT.


THE UNREPOSITIONED MUCO-PERIOSTEAL FLAP.


FEELINGS THAT KILL: THE EFFECT OF THE WISH FOR INFANTICIDE IN NEUROTIC DEPRESSION.


ON BEING LOVED: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PSCYCHOLOGY OF OBJECT RELATION.


ATTITUDES TOWARD LIFE AND DEATH IN POETRY.


ON REPETITION COMPULSION.

ON REPETITION COMPULSION.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE SYMBOLIC USE OF COLOR IN DREAMS.


NOTATIONS ON SURFACE MORPHOLOGY OF PRENATAL ORAL MUCOUS MEMBRANES.


BILHARZIASIS; AN APPROACH TO THE CONTROL OF AN ENDEMIC DISEASE WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO NATAL AND ZULULAND.


SPINAL CORD COMPLICATIONS OF BILHARZIASIS.


A NEW COMPLEMENT-FIXATION TEST FOR SCHISTOSOMIASIS.


INFAMOUS CONDUCT IN A PROFESSIONAL RESPECT.


URINARY LEUCOCYTES IN BILHARZIA.

URINARY LEUCOCYTES IN BILHARZIA.


MALAR--MAXILLARY DISPLACEMENT.

MALAR--MAXILLARY DISPLACEMENT.


TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP, IN OSAKA, JAPAN.


FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES AMONG THE MAJOR RACIAL GROUPS IN SINGAPORE. INCIDENCE PATTERNS COMPARED WITH NON-ASIAN COMMUNITIES. II.


SUB-TALOID EXTRA-ARTICULAR ARTHRODESIS. A REVIEW OF NEARLY A HUNDRED CASES--PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ITS USE IN PARALYTIC VARUS FEET.


ABDOMINAL CAUSES OF BACKACHE.

ABDOMINAL CAUSES OF BACKACHE.


SOME ASPECTS OF FRACTURE OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR IN CHILDREN. A PRELIMINARY REPORT BASED ON 28 CASES.


CONGENITAL CONSTRICTION BANDS IN SINGAPORE.


EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY ON REUNION OF AMPUTATED EXTREMITIES.


SOME ASPECTS OF TRAUMATIC DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


MANAGEMENT OF FLUOROTIC MYELOPATHY. (PRELIMINARY REPORT).


A STUDY OF CONGENITAL TALIPES EQUINO-VARUS.


METAL CERCLAGE IN THE TREATMENT OF FRACTURES OF LONG BONES.


NEW MANAGEMENT IN POST TRAUMATIC STIFFNESS OF THE ELBOW AND OLD UNREDUCED DISLOCATION OF THE ELBOW JOINT.


ROENTGENOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS OF THE ADULT MANDIBLE.


ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPHIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT.


THE QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN HUMAN MANDIBULAR BONE BY MEANS OF X-RAY FLUORESCENCE.


EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF READING DISABILITIES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF READING DISABILITY.


ANESTHETIC PROBLEMS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.

ANESTHETIC PROBLEMS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.


ANESTHETIC PROBLEMS IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.

ANESTHETIC PROBLEMS IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


ANESTHETIC AGENTS FOR USE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY AND OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


ROLE OF STRABISMUS IN READING PROBLEMS.

ROLE OF STRABISMUS IN READING PROBLEMS.


NEUROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF READING PROBLEMS.


A FIELD EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION ON A MANIPULATIVE TASK. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. AMRL-TR-64-90.


RESEARCH ON A WASTE SYSTEM FOR AEROSPACE STATIONS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. AMRL-TDR-64-33.


STUDIES ON ANTHELMINTICS FOR ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES.


STUDIES ON X-AGENT. XLI. EFFECT OF X-AGENT ON ALKALINE, AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF NEUTRAL RED.


CONTRIBUTION TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF TESTICULAR TUMORS.


THE MUCOUS GLANDS OF THE DEVELOPING HUMAN NOSE.


MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LATERAL VENTRICLES OF THE MOUSE BRAIN DURING GROWTH.


ON THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THE NEPHRIDIA OF THE INDIAN LEECH, HIRUDINARIA GRANULOSA (SAVIGNY).


EOSINOPHILIC LEUKEMIA AND DISSEMINATED EOSINOPHILIC COLLAGEN DISEASE--A DISEASE ENTITY?


PRIMARY ENDOCARDIAL FIBROELASTOSIS IN THREE SIBLINGS.


SURVIVAL IN A CASE OF ACUTE ORAL CHROMIC ACID POISONING WITH ACUTE RENAL FAILURE TREATED BY HAEMODIALYSIS.


NON-PROTEIN-NITROGEN IN NORMAL AND URAEMIC TISSUES.


THE EFFECT OF POLDINE, GLYCOPYRROLATE AND 1-HYOSCYAMINE ON GASTRIC SECRETION OF ACID IN MAN.


EFFECT OF  SHORT-TERM HYPOXAEMIA ON THE POTASSIUM AND SODIUM METABOLISM AND ON CARDIAC CONTRACTION.


A PROCEDURE FOR IN VITRO STUDIES ON FATTY ACID METABOLISM BY HUMAN SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE TISSUE.


STUDIES ON THE NITROGEN BALANCE IN THE HUMAN DURING LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH DIFFERENT ANABOLIC AGENTS UNDER STRICTLY STANDARDIZED CONDITIONS.


FREE FATTY ACIDS OF PLASMA DURING HYPOXIA AND HYPERCAPNIA IN DOG.


THE ACUTE RADIATION SYNDROME--THE IMPORTANCE OF THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL INJURY IN THE CATABOLISM AND DISTRIBUTION OF SERUM-ALBUMIN.


CATABOLISM AND DISTRIBUTION OF SERUM-ALBUMIN IN THE DOG. AN EXPERIMENTAL  STUDY WITH HOMOLOGOUS 131I-ALBUMIN.


SIMILARITIES AND CONTRASTS BETWEEN RADIATION AND TIME PATHOLOGY.


CROSS-LINKAGE AND AGING.

CROSS-LINKAGE AND AGING.


THE NUCLEIC ACIDS IN DEVELOPMENT AND AGING.


HISTOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE AGING NERVOUS SYSTEM.


GENETIC FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH AGING.

GENETIC FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH AGING.


PROTEINS IN DEVELOPMENT AND SENESCENCE.

PROTEINS IN DEVELOPMENT AND SENESCENCE.


ISOLATED LIPOFUSCIN GRANULES- A SURVEY OF A NEW FIELD.


AUTOIMMUNITY AND AGING.

AUTOIMMUNITY AND AGING.


ON THE HISTOCHEMISTRY AND ULTRASTRUCTURE OF AGE PIGMENT.


CHANGES IN THE NUCLEUS WITH ADVANCING AGE OF THE ORGANISM.


THE INFLUENCE OF OROTIC ACID ON LIVER PARENCHYMA. IV. CHANGES IN SERUM AND LIVER LIPIDS DUE TO CHRONIC CARBON TETRACHLORIDE INTOXICATION.


FREE-RADICAL SUBSTITUTIONS OF HETEROAROMATIC COMPOUNDS.


THE ACTION OF METAL CATALYSTS ON PYRIDINES.


RECENT ADVANCES IN QUINOXALINE CHEMISTRY.


THE ACID-CATALYZED POLYMERIZATION OF PYRROLES AND INDOLES.


PROTOTROPIC TAUTOMERISM OF HETEROAROMATIC COMPOUNDS. IV. FIVE-MEMBERED RINGS WITH TWO OR MORE HETERO ATOMS.


1,3-OXAZINE DERIVATIVES.

1,3-OXAZINE DERIVATIVES.


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ISOXAZOLE CHEMISTRY.


THREE-MEMBERED RINGS WITH TWO HETERO ATOMS.


RADIATION BIOLOGY AND SPACE ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS IN MANNED SPACECRAFT DESIGN AND OPERATIONS.


LUNG PURPURA WITH NEPHRITIS.

LUNG PURPURA WITH NEPHRITIS.


EXTRACRANIAL CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.

EXTRACRANIAL CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


ORGANIZATION OF POSTGRADUATE COURSES IN PSYCHIATRY.


INTERPRETATION OF HYPNOSIS IN TERMS OF EGO PSYCHOLOGY.


ABSTINENCE VERSUS PERMISSIVENESS IN THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF ALCOHOLISM: A PILOT STUDY AND REVIEW OF SOME RELEVANT LITERATURE.


PERSECUTION AND COMPENSATION: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE "PERSECUTION SYNDROME".


PERSISTENT STRESS REACTION AFTER COMBAT: A 20-YEAR FOLLOW-UP.


TRICHOTILLOMANIA: SYMPTOM AND SYNDROME.

TRICHOTILLOMANIA: SYMPTOM AND SYNDROME.


PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MONOZYGOTIC MALE TWINS.


SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY; AN OVERVIEW.

SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY; AN OVERVIEW.


MILIEU AND THE SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENT.

MILIEU AND THE SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENT.


LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


ON BEING SERIOUS.

ON BEING SERIOUS.


EXOTIC DISEASES WHICH MAY BE ENCOUNTERED IN TEMPERATE CLIMATES.


TROPICAL PATHOLOGY IMPORTED INTO ENGLAND.


INACTIVATION OF ACTH BY HUMAN PLASMIN SYSTEM AND EFFECT OF PLASMIN INHIBITORS.


ENRICHMENT FOR GIFTED PUPILS--ITS NATURE AND NURTURE.


SOME EGO FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND FAILURE OF EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED PUPILS.


HOW INFANTS THREE, FOUR, AND FIVE MONTHS OF AGE RESPOND TO SOUND.


ATTITUDES OF UNIVERSITY FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS, TEACHERS, SUPERVISORS AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TOWARD THE GIFTED.


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN EXEMPTED FROM LOS ANGELES CITY SCHOOLS DURING 1960-1961.


TRENDS IN SERVICE EMPLOYMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED.


ATTITUDE CHANGE BY PARENTS OF TRAINABLE MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN AS A RESULT OF GROUP DISCUSSION.


EXCELLENCE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION.

EXCELLENCE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION.


PARADOX IN SPECIAL EDUCATION?A CRITIQUE OF JOHNSON'S PAPER.


COMPUTERS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION--AN INTRODUCTION.


WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT SPECIAL EDUCATION REVISITED: THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


CONVERGING CIRCLES--EDUCATION OF THE HANDICAPPED AND SOME GENERAL FEDERAL PROGRAMS.


LOCUS OF CONTROL IN BLIND CHILDREN.

LOCUS OF CONTROL IN BLIND CHILDREN.


THE EFFECTS OF EXTRA TACTILE STIMULATION ON A GROUP OF INSTITUTIONALIZED INFANTS.


HUMAN-EYELID CONDITIONING: THE RECENT EXPERIMENTAL LITERATURE.


A THEORETICAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, AND CLINICAL INVESTIGATION OF EMBARRASSMENT.


AUTHOR INDEX FOR GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY MONOGRAPHS 1926-1964.


SCHOOL READINESS AS EVALUATED BY GESELL DEVELOPMENTAL, VISUAL, AND PROJECTIVE TESTS.


RORSCHACH SCALES OF REGRESSION IN PSYCHOSIS.


NEUROPATHIC ULCERS IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


RUPTURE OF THE VENTRICULAR SEPTUM AND PAPILLARY MUSCLES; A COMPLICATION OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA.


HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF P-DI(2-CHLOROETHYL)AMINO-L-PHENYLALANINE (MELPHALAN) IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


THE EFFECTS OF NICOTINIC ACID ON RABBIT HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA AND ATHEROGENESIS.


THE THERAPY OF DISCUSSION.

THE THERAPY OF DISCUSSION.


THE OCULAR FUNDUS IN THE AGED; CHANGES WITH SENESCENCE AND WITH DISEASE.


CHRONIC PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS AMONG PERSONS IN THE UPPER AGE BRACKETS.


A DEVICE FOR TREATING PRESSURE SORES AROUND THE ANKLES.


CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


ATTITUDES OF WORKERS BEFORE AND AFTER AGE 40.


MOTILITY OF THE PELVIC COLON. IV. ABDOMINAL PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH COLONIC HYPERMOTILITY AFTER MEALS.


EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FOODS ON THE ACIDITY OF THE GASTRIC CONTENTS IN PATIENTS WITH DUODENAL ULCER. I. A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO 'THERAPEUTIC' DIETS AND FREELY-CHOSEN MEALS.


EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FOODS ON THE ACIDITY OF THE GASTRIC CONTENTS IN PATIENTS WITH DUODENAL ULCER. II. EFFECT OF VARYING THE SIZE AND FREQUENCY OF MEALS.


OBSERVATIONS FROM NEW SOUTH WALES ON THE CHANGING INCIDENCE OF GASTRIC ULCER IN AUSTRALIA.


RADIOLOGICAL APPERANCES IN ACHLORHYDRIA.


THE PANCREAS AND IRON ABSORPTION.

THE PANCREAS AND IRON ABSORPTION.


MEASUREMENT OF TRYPSIN AND CHYMOTRYPSIN ACTIVITY IN STOOLS TO DETECT CHRONIC PANCREATIC DISEASE.


A REVIEW OF 436 CASES OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN IBADAN.


SERUM COMPLEMENT LEVELS IN ACTIVE ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


THE PRESSURE PROFILE OF THE GASTRODUODENAL JUNCTIONAL ZONE IN DOGS.


FAMILIAL ULCERATIVE COLITIS.

FAMILIAL ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


PEUTZ-JEGHERS SYNDROME WITH METASTASIZING DUODENAL CARCINOMA.


SURFACE CARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH.

SURFACE CARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH.


CORRELATION BETWEEN PATHOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL FINDINGS IN 195 CONSECUTIVE LIVER BIOPSIES SHOWING BROWN PIGMENT.


EFFECT OF THYROXINE ON THE ISOLATED RAT INTESTINE.


CORTICOSTEROIDS IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

CORTICOSTEROIDS IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES.


CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF ACUTE DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN.


A CROSS--SECTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF BIRTH ORDER OF 275 EPILEPTIC CHILDREN.


EMERGENCIES OF THE EYE.

EMERGENCIES OF THE EYE.


VITAL CLUES IN THE DIETARY PROGRAMME FOR HEART PATIENTS.


MANAGEMENT OF MINOR INDUSTRIAL HAND INJURIES.


FOREIGN BODIES IN THE URINARY BLADDER.

FOREIGN BODIES IN THE URINARY BLADDER.


LIVER DISORDERS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT WITH LIVOMYN.


PSYCHOLOGICAL AZOOSPERMIA.

PSYCHOLOGICAL AZOOSPERMIA.


MANAGEMENT OF FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES IN THE AGED.


THE ASSISTED RESPIRATION UNIT.

THE ASSISTED RESPIRATION UNIT.


PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION OF THE AGED PATIENT.


FROM NATIVE HEALER TO MODERN PSYCHIATRIST. AFRO-ASIAN IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL AND THEIR ATTITUDE TOWARDS PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES. I. THE ROAD TO THE HOSPITAL.


SPINAL ANALGESIA IN THE GERIATRIC PATIENT.


FURTHER REMARKS CONCERNING SHAMANS AND SHAMANISM.


THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ALLERGY; PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.


DR. WILLIAM B. SHERMAN RECEIVES THE 1965 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ALLERGY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD.


THE EFFECT OF ALUM-PRECIPITATED PYRIDINE RAGWEED EXTRACT ON GUINEA PIGS. I. ARTHUS REACTIVITY INDUCED WITH A SINGLE LOW DOSE.


FORMALINIZED POLLEN PROTEIN PRECIPITATES WITH TANNIC ACID OR UREA IN DESENSITIZATION TREATMENT.


VALIDITY OF SOCIOECONOMIC ORIGIN AS A PREDICTOR OF EXECUTIVE SUCCESS.


PROTECTIVE ACTION OF ENDOTOXIN ON ALLERGIC PHENOMENA.


SOME CORRELATES OF CREATIVITY IN ENGINEERING PERSONNEL.


PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT AND PREDICTION OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT.


THE DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT OF JOB INVOLVEMENT.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF RAGWEED HAY FEVER; A TWENTY-YEAR STUDY OF 120 PATIENTS.


PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATIONS OF SUPERVISORS.


PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTANCE.


SUPPRESSION OF HAY FEVER SYMPTOMS WITH INTRANASAL DEXAMETHASONE AEROSOL.


ALLERGY IN RELATION TO OROFACIAL DENTAL DEFORMITIES IN CHILDREN: A REVIEW.


TYPOGRAPHICAL CUING IN CONVENTIONAL AND PROGRAMED TEXTS.


TREATMENT OF RAGWEED HAY FEVER WITH ALLPYRAL EXTRACTS.


ANTIGENIC COMPONENTS OF HOUSE DUST ALLERGENS.


AN INDUSTRYWIDE STUDY OF PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION.


A CRITICAL NOTE ON GEIST'S "WORK SATISFACTION AND SCORES ON A PICTURE INTEREST INVENTORY".


AN UNUSUAL FORM OF LOCAL REACTION TO HYPOSENSITIZATION INJECTIONS.


DELIQUENCY AND OBJECTIVE PERSONALITY TEST FACTORS.