EFFECT OF GASEOUS ANESTHESIA ON BLOOD CARBON DIOXIDE MEASUREMENTS. The present study of the effect of two common anaesthetic gases on blood acid-base parameters shows that the micro-Astrup measurement of carbon dioxide tension is not invalidated by the presence of nitrous oxide. This result was anticipated from the theoretical aspect of this technique. The mean error involved in estimating plasma carbon dioxide content in the presence of nitrous oxide using the volumetric Van Slyke apparatus without absorption of carbon dioxide by sodium hydroxide can be of the order of 25%. No such effect was measurable in estimating carbon dioxide contents in the presence of halothane. The degree of respiratory alkalosis during anaesthesia reported in earlier papers (Walker, Morgan, Breckenridge, Watt, Ogilvie, and Douglas, 1963; Morgan, Ogilvie, and Walker, 1963) was greater than had been originally appreciated.A ;false' increase in carbon dioxide content will also falsely increase buffer base or ;base excess' as calculated from standard nomograms (Singer and Hastings, 1948; Davenport, 1958; Siggaard-Andersen, 1963).


OBSERVATIONS ON THE USE OF THE BECTON DICKINSON FIBROMETER. An electro-mechanical instrument for use in both Thrombotest and Quick one-stage systems of anticoagulant control is described and the results obtained using it are compared with those obtained in the standard manual method. These figures show a very satisfactory degree of correlation, and it is concluded that the instrument would be of value in laboratories, particularly those controlling anticoagulant therapy by the Owren Thrombotest system.


A DEVICE FOR SPECTROFLUORIMETRY.

A DEVICE FOR SPECTROFLUORIMETRY.


FILTRATION APPARATUS FOR PROTEIN EXTRACTION FROM URINE.


SIMPLE AUTOMATED METHOD FOR URINARY CREATININE ESTIMATION.


STORAGE OF FROZEN SECTIONS IN PARAFFIN BLOCKS.


SILVER STAINING OF SPIROCHAETES IN SINGLE TISSUE SECTIONS.


SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF PLATELET ADHESIVENESS.


THE MINIATURIZATION OF GLASS ELECTRODES.


VALUABLE BUT NEGLECTED TECHNIQUE FOR THE CULTURE OF AEROBIC ORGANISMS FROM CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


ORGANIZATION OF THE VISUAL PROJECTION UPON THE OPTIC TECTUM OF A REPTILE (ALLIGATOR MISSISSIPPIENSIS).


ORGANIZATION OF THE VISUAL PROJECTION UPON THE OPTIC TECTUM OF SOME FRESHWATER FISH.


LOCALIZATION OF THE TERMINALS OF THE TONGUE AFFERENTS IN THE NUCLEUS OF THE SOLITARY TRACT.


INTRALAMINAR, INTERLAMINAR, CALLOSAL AND THALAMOCORTICAL CONNECTIONS IN FRONTAL AND PARIETAL AREAS OF THE ALBINO RAT CEREBRAL CORTEX.


THE ANTERIOR VENTRAL COCHLEAR NUCLEUS.

THE ANTERIOR VENTRAL COCHLEAR NUCLEUS.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF THE CHICKEN RECORDED FROM THE SKULL UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS.


THE HUMAN POSTERIOR COMMISSURE.

THE HUMAN POSTERIOR COMMISSURE.


AN AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY ON THE ORIGIN AND FATE OF THE SUB-PIAL GLIOBLAST IN THE EMBRYONIC CHICK SPINAL CORD.


A TRIGEMINAL MIDBRAIN-CEREBELLAR FIBER CONNECTION IN THE RAT.


SITES AND MODE OF TERMINATION OF RETICULO-SPINAL FIBERS IN THE CAT. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY WITH SILVER IMPREGNATION METHODS.


THE DNASE OF THE RAT PAROTID GLAND.

THE DNASE OF THE RAT PAROTID GLAND.


CHARLES F. BODECKER PRESIDENT OF THE IADR, 1942-43.


COAGULASE-POSITIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI IN ORAL AND NASAL AREAS OF DENTAL STUDENTS: A FOUR-YEAR STUDY.


ACID DISSOLUTION RATE OF SOUND AND WHITE-SPOT ENAMEL TREATED WITH TIN(II) AND FLUORIDE COMPOUNDS.


EFFECT OF INSULIN ON THE HEALING OF BONE WOUNDS IN ALBINO RATS.


SEX DIFFERENCES IN INTRAINDIVIDUAL TOOTH-SIZE COMMUNALITIES.


TETRACYCLINE BINDING BY SKELETAL TISSUE.


GINGIVAL STATE AND CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM.


ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS IN DENTAL PULP.

ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS IN DENTAL PULP.


LONGITUDINAL STUDIES OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CARIES. I. ERUPTION PATTERNS OF THE PERMANENT TEETH.


PERIODONTAL DISEASE IN THE DEER MOUSE, PEROMYSCUS.


BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF ORAL MATERIAL BY A DIFFERENTIAL COUNTING TECHNIQUE.


A METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF ABRASION OF DENTIN BY TOOTHBRUSH AND DENTIFRICE.


RESPONSES OF RAT MAXILLARY INCISORS TO LOADS.


TISSUE-CULTURE STUDIES OF HUMAN ORAL CARCINOMA. II. RADIATION RESPONSES COMPARING PATIENT SURVIVAL, CYTOLOGIC-RADIATION RESPONSE, AND IN VITRO GROWTH CURVES.


THE EFFECT OF LOCALLY APPLIED HEAT ON BONE GROWTH. II.


CARIOSTATIC EFFECTS OF THREE TYPES OF PHOSPHATES WHEN FED SINGLY OR IN COMBINATIONS IN THE DIETS OF RATS.


EFFECT OF CRANIAL NERVE STIMULATION ON OROFACIAL VASCULAR BEDS.


PARAMEERS OF PAIRED-ASSOCIATE VERBAL LEARNING: LENGTH OF LIST, MEANINGFULNESS, RATE OF PRESENTATION, AND ABILITY.


MEASUREMENT OF PULPAL BLOOD PRESSURE.

MEASUREMENT OF PULPAL BLOOD PRESSURE.


SIGNIFICANCE OF MECHANICAL STRESS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERIODONTAL LESIONS IN LATHYRITIC RATS.


ROLE OF APPARENT SLANT IN SHAPE JDGMENTS.


APPLICATION OF 17-7 PRECIPITATION-HARDENABLE STAINLESS STEEL IN DENTISTRY.


CERTAIN ORGANIC SUBSTANCES AND THEIR EFFECTS UPON THE INCIDENCE OF DENTAL CARIES IN THE COTTON RAT.


REWARD VERSUS NONREWARD IN A SIMULTANEOUS DISCRIMINATION.


EFFECT OF HIGH FLUORIDE INTAKE ON UTILIZATION OF DIETARY CALCIUM AND ON SOLUBILITY OF CALCIFIED TISSUES.


NEUTRALIZATION OF STIMULUS BIAS IN THE RATING OF GRAYS.


RECOGNITION MEMORY FOR RANDOM SHAPES AS A FUNCTION OF COMPLEXITY, ASSOCIATION VALUE, AND DELAY.


EFFECT OF MOLYBDENUM SALTS AND CHLORIDES ON FLUORIDE UPTAKE BY INTACT HUMAN ENAMEL SURFACES IN VITRO.


DISCRIMINABILITY AND PREFERENCE FOR ATTRIBUTES IN FREE AND CONSTRAINED CLASSIFICATION.


REACTION TIME TO CHANGES IN THE INTENSITY OF WHITE NOISE.


PRESENCE OF POLYSACCHARIDE-FORMING COLIFORMS IN HUMAN SALIVA.


A HISTOLOGIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF LIPIDS IN HUMAN ODONTOBLASTS.


HABITUATION OF ALTERNATION BEHAVIOR.

HABITUATION OF ALTERNATION BEHAVIOR.


CONCEPT IDENTIFICATION: THE EFFECTS OF VARYING LENGTH AND INFORMATIONAL COMPONENTS OF THE INTERTRIAL INTERVAL.


THE MICRORADIOGRAPHIC IMAGE.

THE MICRORADIOGRAPHIC IMAGE.


EFFECT OF GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE STIMULATION ON BLOOD FLOW IN OROFACIAL STRUCTURES OF THE CAT.


EFFECTS OF ORDERED AND CONSTANT SUCROSE CONCENTRATIONS ON NONREINFORCED PERFORMANCE.


MEMBRANOUS FILM FORMATION IN A LACTOBACILLUS.


DIMENSIONAL CHANGES OF DENTAL AMALGAM ASSOCIATED WITH STRAIN RELEASE IN THE SILVER ALLOY PARTICLES.


INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND WOMAN'S AUXILIARY. ROSTER OF MEMBERS.


PROGRESS OF FLUORIDATION IN KENTUCKY.

PROGRESS OF FLUORIDATION IN KENTUCKY.


TREATMENT OF CARDIAC FAILURE FROM AORTIC VALVE DISEASE WITH A BALL-VALVE PROSTHESIS IN 13 PATIENTS.


FREQUENCY OF ORAL CARCINOMA, LEUKOPLAKIA, LEUKOKERATOSIS, LEUKOEDEMA, SUBMUCOUS FIBROSIS, AND LICHEN PLANUS IN 10,000 INDIANS IN LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA; PRELIMINARY REPORT.


CAVITARY CRYPTOCOCCOSIS.

CAVITARY CRYPTOCOCCOSIS.


AMEBIC DYSENTERY PRESENTING AS ULCERATIVE COLITIS REPORT OF A CASE AND ITS TREATMENT.


BOTULISM: A DANGER OF HOME CANNING.

BOTULISM: A DANGER OF HOME CANNING.


LARGE OVARIAN TUMOR IN POOR RISK GERIATRIC PATIENT.


ANOTHER ANGLE.

ANOTHER ANGLE.


THE DIAGNOSIS AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL DYSPLASIA AND CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP IN INFANCY.


THE FINANCIAL STATE OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL STUDENT.


THE SITE OF A MEDICAL SCHOOL.

THE SITE OF A MEDICAL SCHOOL.


FIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE WITH THE 2-4-2 PROGRAM AT WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY.


AN EXPERIMENT IN POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION TO EVALUATE TEACHING AND EXAMINATION TECHNIQUES.


ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES. PROCEEDINGS FOR 1964.


CAUSES OF DEATH IN ACUTE LEUKEMIA: A TEN-YEAR STUDY OF 414 PATIENTS FROM 1954-1963.


INSECT-STING ALLERGY: QUESTIONNAIRE STUDY OF 2,606 CASES.


APLASTIC ANEMIA FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO BENZENE HEXACHLORIDE (LINDANE).


TREATMENT OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERTROPHY WITH HYDROXYPROGESTERONE CAPROATE: EFFECT ON CLINICAL SYMPTOMS, MORPHOLOGY, AND ENDOCRINE FUNCTION.


CRYSTAL DEPOSITION DISEASES: SODIUM URATE (GOUT) AND CALCIUM PYROPHOSPHATE (CHONDROCALCINOSIS, PSEUDOGOUT).


SOURCES OF MEDICAL MORALS.

SOURCES OF MEDICAL MORALS.


EPIDEMIC ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS IN HOUSTON, 1964: A COOPERATIVE STUDY.


REFRACTORY HEART FAILURE.

REFRACTORY HEART FAILURE.


THE SELF-HEALING "CANCER".

THE SELF-HEALING "CANCER".


ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS.

ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS.


SMOKING AND ESOPHAGEAL HISTOLOGY.

SMOKING AND ESOPHAGEAL HISTOLOGY.


OSTEOPOROSIS, FRACTURES, AND HEPARIN THERAPY.


COMPLICATIONS OF RESPIRATORY FAILURE.

COMPLICATIONS OF RESPIRATORY FAILURE.


JONS JACOB BERZELIUS (1779-1848).

JONS JACOB BERZELIUS (1779-1848).


SERUM SICKNESS AND RECURRENT ANGIOEDEMA AFTER BEE STING.


DISSECTING AORTIC ANEURYSM IN MARFAN'S SYNDROME.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN ACCIDENTAL HYPOTHERMIA.


MULTIPLE FRACTURES ASSOCIATED WITH LONG-TERM SODIUM HEPARIN THERAPY.


SPIRONOLACTONE THERAPY AND GYNECOMASTIA.


UVULECTOMY, ETHNIC MUTILATION OF PROPHYLACTIC SURGERY?AN ORIENTAL TALE.


ANAPHYLACTOID REACTION TO AN INITIAL DOSE OF SODIUM CEPHALOTHIN.


PULMONARY EMBOLISM DURING MYELOGRAPHY.

PULMONARY EMBOLISM DURING MYELOGRAPHY.


ORGANOPHOSPHORUS INSECTICIDE TOXICITY.

ORGANOPHOSPHORUS INSECTICIDE TOXICITY.


HEPARIN OSTEOPOROSIS.

HEPARIN OSTEOPOROSIS.


SOCIAL CLASS OF MEDICAL STUDENTS: A LOOK AT AN UNTAPPED POOL OF POSSIBLE MEDICAL SCHOOL APPLICANTS.


ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM OF ASPIRIN ADMINISTERED IN ENTERIC-COATED TABLETS.


INAPPARENT VIRUS INFECTION AS A TRIGGER OF APPENDICITIS.


ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN BELOW-KNEE WOUNDS.


CARE OF THE CHRONIC SICK IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


CH'EDIAK-HIGASHI SYNDROME WITH FAMILIAL IDIOPATHIC HYPERLIPAEMIA.


PROGESTERONE AND 6-METHYL-17-ACETOXYPROGESTERONE IN THREATENED ABORTION AND PREMATURE LABOUR.


REGULATION OF HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE PROCESSES. I. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE RATIONAL USE OF MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE AND ETHINYL ESTRADIOL.


(HYMENOLEPIS NANA, AN INTESTINAL PARASITE RARELY FOUND IN THE NETHERLANDS?)


PACKAGING OF STERILE PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS.


FURTHER EXPERIENCE OF COMMONWEALTH SCHOOLS.


ELECTRODIAGNOSIS OF MYOPATHIC DISORDERS.


CANNED FOOD AND FOOD POISONING.

CANNED FOOD AND FOOD POISONING.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF A 'SOAPLESS SOAP' IN SKIN DISEASES.


REHABILITATION: PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT.


THE BIOLOGY OF METASTASES.

THE BIOLOGY OF METASTASES.


LAY AND PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING.

LAY AND PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING.


TRACHOMA IN INDIA.

TRACHOMA IN INDIA.


EFFECT OF TOPICAL HYDROCORTISONE AND DIONINE ON HEALED TRACHOMA. (A CLINICO-CYTOLOGICAL STUDY).


INFECTION OF THE EYE AND GENITAL TRACT BY TRIC AGENT. 3. OCULAR SYNDROMES ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTION OF THE GENITAL TRACT BY TRIC AGENT.


ON THE GENESIS OF THE CONJUNCTIVAL FOLLICLES.


INFECTION OF THE EYE AND GENITAL TRACT BY TRIC AGENT. I. CYTOLOGY AND ISOLATIONS.


PREVALENCE AND PATTERN OF TRACHOMA AMONGST TIBETANS.


GALUCOMA AND TRACHOMA.

GALUCOMA AND TRACHOMA.


[FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IN THE SPUTUM].


THE DIET OF VOLUNTEERS PARTICIPATING IN A LONG TERM EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FIELD SURVEY ON CORONARY HEART DISEASE AT ZUTPHEN, THE NETHERLANDS.


THE VASA VASORUM OF NORMAL HUMAN UPPER LIMB ARTERIES.


ASSOCIATION OF CONGENITAL DEAFNESS WITH GOITRE (PENDRED'S SYNDROME) A STUDY OF 207 FAMILIES.


A STUDY OF A GEOGRAPHICALLY ISOLATED POPULATION.


CLASS MIGRATION AND THE SCHIZOPHRENIC POLYMORPHISM.


SCHIZOPHRENIA AND MATERNAL AGE AT PARTURITION.


XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM--ITS INHERITANCE AND RELATIONSHIP TO THE ABO BLOOD-GROUP SYSTEM.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE BIRTH WEIGHTS AND SURVIVAL OF AFRICAN BABIES: SINGLE BIRTHS.


ONYCHO-OSTEODYSPLASI (NAIL-PATELLA SYNDROME) STUDY OF A CHINESE FAMILY WITH THIS CONDITION.


A CYTOGENETIC AND STATISTICAL SURVEY OF 105 CASES OF MONGOLISM.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THIN SECTIONS OF CANDIDA UTILIS: THE STRUCTURE OF THE CELL WALL.


STRUCTURE AND PHYSIOLOGY OF EUGLENA SPIROGYRA. 3-6..


COMPARISON OF CELL WALL COMPOSITION OF STREPTOMYCES GRISEUS STRAINS.


CONDENSATION OF ALPHA-KETOBUTYRATE AND  ACETYL-COA IN BAKER'S YEAST.


INFLUENCE OF PROLONGED TETANIZATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE ON THE EFFECT OF STIMULATION OF SYMPATHETIC NERVES.


DISTURBANCES IN BLOOD COAGULATION AND FIBRINOLYSIS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF PANCREATIC JUICE.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON SHIGELLA SONNEI. PHASE I, II AND FORM R. VI. INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF HYDROLYSIS ON THE SEROLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF CELL FRACTIONS.


ON THE EFFECT OF PYROPHOSPHATE IONS AND DETERGENTS ON THE ACTIVITY OF GLUTAMIC DEHYDROGENASE IN  EXTRACTS FROM THE SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONS OF CARP LIVER.


GLYCOGEN AND LACTIC ACID IN RABBIT'S PERIPHERAL BLOOD IN THE COURSE OF ACUTE STAPHYLOCOCCUS INFECTION.


THE SEPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GLYCOSIDES OF FIVE PLANTS OF THE COMPOSITAE FAMILY.


PAIN PATTERNS IN SPONDYLOLISTHESIS. A CORRELATION OF SYMPTOMS, LOCAL PATHOLOGY AND THERAPY.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE MICROCIRCULATION OF HEALING BONE.


BONE SALT ACCRETION AND EXCHANGEABLE CALCIUM SPACES IN MAN MEASURED WITH 47-CA AND 85-SR.


THE HEALING OF INTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURES.


THE TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS WITH SODIUM FLUORIDE.


THE EVOLUTION OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE CERVICAL SPINE AND AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE "JOINTS OF LUSCHKA".


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE EARLY STAGES OF OSTEOGENESIS.


CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC RADICULOPATHY. THE SYNDROME OF FORAMINAL CONSTRICTION TREATED BY FORAMENOTOMY AND THE REMOVAL OF OSTEOPHYTES.


LATERAL TRANSFER OF THE POSTERIOR TIBIAL TENDON IN CERTAIN SELECTED CASES OF PES PLANO VALGUS (KIDNER OPERATION).


TWO-PIN TECHNIC FOR ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR.


THE EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS INSULIN ON FRACTURE HEALING IN THE INTACT RAT.


OSTEOGENESIS IN CANCELLOUS BONE GRAFTS: CONSIDERED IN TERMS OF CELLULAR CHANGES, BASIC MECHANISMS AND THE PERSPECTIVE OF GROWTH-CONTROL AND ITS POSSIBLE ABERRATIONS.


EXPERIMENTAL MINERALIZATION OF COLLAGEN SPONGE AND DECALCIFIED BONE.


BLADDER MUCOSA IN OSTEOGENESIS.

BLADDER MUCOSA IN OSTEOGENESIS.


A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT MORPHOLOGIC METHODS OF DETERMINING BONE FORMATION.


SKELETAL CELL AGING AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE OSTEOGENETIC POTENTIAL.


MANAGEMENT OF HEMOPHILIA IN CHILDREN.

MANAGEMENT OF HEMOPHILIA IN CHILDREN.


OSMORECEPTORS AND BARORECEPTORS OF THE PANCREAS.


RADIOPROTECTIVE PROPERTIES OF NEUROTROPIC DRUGS OF ANTIFFEINE GROUP.


MECHANISM OF ULTRASOUND ACTION ON ABSORPTION IN GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT.


INFLUENCE OF PANCREAS, LUNGS AND KIDNEYS ON SERUM LIPASE ACTIVITY.


GASTRIC MOTOR ACTIVITY WITH LIQUID DIET.


HETEROTRANSPLANTATION OF TRANSPLANTABLE TUMORS AFTER PRETREATMENT OF DONORS.


INVESTIGATION OF DEXTRAN METABOLISM IN LIVER.


PHOTOCHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF AMINO ACIDS.

PHOTOCHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF AMINO ACIDS.


PROTEINS, MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES, ENZYMES AND DNA IN SKIN WOUNDS IN ALIMENTARY AND COMBINED ALIMENTARY AND CHEMICAL AVITAMINOSIS C.


SOME PALEOPATHOLOGIC DATA ON BALTIC COAST INHABITANTS.


EFFECT OF RADIATION ON RNA AND RNA METABOLISM IN HUMAN CANCER CELLS.


IMPORTANCE OF ALDOSTERONE IN PATHOGENESIS OF EDEMA AND HYPERTENSION IN KIDNEY DISEASE.


MORPHOLOGIC DATA ON POLYSPERMY IN CHICKENS.


SECRETORY ACTIVITY OF HUMAN NEUROHYPOPHYSIS.


ENTOMOPATHOGENIC PROPERTIES OF BACTERIA AND THEIR PRACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DIETARY IODINE AND COBALT LEVELS ON THYROID GLAND DURING 6-METHYLTHIOURACIL ADMINISTRATION.


LYTIC PHAGE ENZYME DETECTED ON SOLID NUTRIENT MEDIA.


CONCENTRATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN BLOOD OF PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS.


SENSITIVITY OF PATHOGENIC FUNGI TO ANTIBIOTICS.


GLUCOCORTICOID HORMONES IN PATHOGENESIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RHEUMATIC FEVER.


CHANGES IN ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN EMBRYONAL TISSUES DURING PROLONGED CULTURING.


PLASMA 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS IN PATIENTS WITH VIBRATION SICKNESS.


MYOCARDIAL FATTY ACIDS IN NORMAL RABBITS AND RABBITS WITH EXPERIMENTAL MYOCARDITIS.


FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION OF THE ATHEROSCLEROTIC HEART.


NATURE OF THE HEMAGGLUTINATING ACTIVITY OF TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC SIGNS OF BUDDING IN INFLUENZA VIRUS PARTICLES.


PROPERTIES OF HEMAGGLUTININS OF INFLUENZA VIRUS TYPE B.


BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN MUSCLES UNDER CONDITIONS OF INSUFFICIENT BLOOD SUPPLY.


LIFE SPAN OF ERYTHROCYTES IN DOGS WITH ACUTE AND CHRONIC BLOOD LOSS.


NATURE OF THE RED GRANULES DEMONSTRATED BY FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY IN CYTOPLASM OF NEUTROPHIL LEUKOCYTES.


COMPENSATORY ROLE OF HEPATIC VEINS IN DISTURBANCES OF HEPATIC CIRCULATION.


DEVELOPMENT AND BLOOD SUPPLY OF ARTICULAR CARTILAGE.


ROLE OF NODOSE GANGLION IN VOMITING REFLEX TO ACONITINE AND VERATRINE.


INTRINSIC POTENTIALS OF GLASS MICROELECTRODES.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NARCOLEPTIC PAROXYSM.


EFFECT OF VITAMIN A ON FIBRINOLYSIS AND FIBRINOGENOLYSIS UNDER EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS.


EVALUATION OF TONGUE PRESSURES DURING SPEECH.


PERSISTENT CHANGES PRODUCED IN SPINAL MOTONEURON MEMBRANE POTENTIAL BY HIGH-FREQUENCY AFFERENT STIMULATION.


REPRESENTATION OF SYSTEM FOR GAZE CONTROL IN LOWER CONTRALATERAL PARIETAL REGION OF CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES.


EFFECT OF POLARIZATION OF LATERAL AND MEDIAL GENICULATE BODIES ON A MOTOR DOMINANT FOCUS IN RABBIT BRAIN.


MULTIPLE DISCHARGES AND RHYTHMIC ACTIVITY OF SPINAL NEURONS STIMULATED THROUGH INTRACELLULAR MICROELECTRODES.


EFFECT OF BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL ON POST-TETANIC POTENTIATION IN CAT SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA.


REPRESENTATION OF VISUAL, AUDITORY AND SOMATOSENSORY SYSTEMS IN FROG FOREBRAIN.


MORPHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF VISUAL ANALYSOR OF AMPHIBIANS IN RELATION TO ITS PAIRED FUNCTION.


ELECTRICAL RESPONSES IN SKATE BRAIN TO PHOTIC STIMULATION.


CONDUCTION IN TENTH GANGLION OF THE FROG SYMPATHETIC TRUNK.


EFFECT OF ION COMPOSITION OF MEDIUM ON EXCITATION PROCESSES IN GIANT NEURONS OF SNAIL.


VOCAL INTENSITY AND AIR FLOW RATE.

VOCAL INTENSITY AND AIR FLOW RATE.


AGE-RELATED ALTERATIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF DNA. II. THE ROLE OF HISTONES.


DIAPHORASE I, CATALASE AND GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN THE ERYTHROCYTES OF AGED SUBJECTS.


AGE CHANGES IN PHOSPHOLIPIDS, RNS AND DNA CONTENT IN TISSUES OF MALE WHITE RATS.


ANAPHYLAXIS OF RABBITS AND RATS OF DIFFERENT AGES.


SOME THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE AGING OF COLLAGEN.


THE ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF ALPHA,ALPHA-TREHALOSE 6,6'-DIPHOSPHATE, A SUBUNIT OF THE PHOSPHORYLATED POLYSACCHARIDE OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS.


STIMULATION BY HYPEROSMOLARITY OF GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE AND DIAPHRAGM IN VITRO.


INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF 45CA IN ADULT AND OLD HUMAN SUBJECTS.


A COMPARISON OF THE ENZYMIC ACTIVITIES OF PIG CERULOPLASMIN AND RHUS VERNICIFERA LACCASE.


5-KETO-D-FRUCTOSE. II. PATTERNS OF FORMATION AND OF ASSOCIATED DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITIES IN GLUCONOBACTER CERINUS.


5-KETO-D-FRUCTOSE. I. CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND ANALYTICAL DETERMINATION OF THE DICARBONYLHEXOSE PRODUCED BY GLUCONOBACTER CERINUS.


5-KETO-D-FRUCTOSE. 3. PROOF OF STRUCTURE BASED ON STEREOSPECIFIC PATTERNS OF ENZYMATIC REDUCTION.


GLYCOLYTIC CONTROL MECHANISMS. I. INHIBITION OF GLYCOLYSIS BY ACETATE AND PYRUVATE IN THE ISOLATED, PERFUSED RAT HEART.


HEXOSAMINE METABOLISM. 3. THE UTILIZATION OF D-GLUCOSAMINE-1-14C AND N-ACETYL-D-GLUCOSAMINE-1-14C BY ASPERGILLUS PARASITICUS.


HEXOSAMINE METABOLISM. IV. STUDIES ON THE INDUCTION OF N-ACETYL-D-GLUCOSAMINE KINASE IN ASPERGILLUS PARASITICUS.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF BACTERIAL GLYCOGEN. I. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHOGLUCOSE PYROPHOSPHORYLASE OF ARTHROBACTER SPECIES NRRL B1973.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF BACTERIAL GLYCOGEN. II. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHOGLUCOSE:GLYCOGEN TRANSGLUCOSYLASE OF ARTHROBACTER SPECIES NRRL B1973.


SYNTHESIS OF 5-PHOSPHORIBOSYL 1-PYROPHOSPHATE FROM GLUCOSE IN EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS IN VITRO.


SYNTHESIS OF 5-PHOSPHORIBOSYL 1-PYROPHOSPHATE FROM RIBONUCLEOSIDES IN EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS IN VITRO.


AVAILABILITY OF 5-PHOSPHORIBOSYL 1-PYROPHOSPHATE FOR RIBONUCLEOTIDE SYNTHESIS IN EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS IN VITRO.


PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF D-LYXOSE ISOMERASE.


RATE-LIMITING FACTORS IN GLYCOLYSIS AND INORGANIC ORTHOPHOSPHATE TRANSPORT IN RAT LIVER AND KIDNEY SLICES.


MAMMALIAN GALACTOKINASE. DEVELOPMENTAL AND ADAPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE RAT LIVER.


STUDY OF IONIC STRUCTURES IN PHOSPHOLIPIDS BY INFRARED SPECTRA.


UREASE CATALYSIS. I. STOICHIOMETRY, SPECIFICITY, AND KINETICS OF A SECOND SUBSTRATE: HYDROXYUREA.


SYNTHESIS AND METABOLISM OF CHOLEST-4-ENE-7-ALPHA,12-ALPHA-DIOL-3-ONE AND 5-BETA-CHOLESTANE-7-ALPHA,12-ALPHA-DIOL-3-ONE. BILE ACIDS AND STEROIDS 153.


BACILLUS SUBTILIS NEUTRAL PROTEINASE. II. SOME PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES.


UREASE CATALYSIS. II. INHIBITION OF THE ENZYME BY HYDROXYUREA, HYDROXYLAMINE, AND ACETOHYDROXAMIC ACID.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE ALPHA-HELICAL MUSCLE PROTEINS. TYROSYL TITRATION AND EFFECT OF PH ON CONFORMATION.


ON THE STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLY OF THE POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF HEAVY MEROMYOSIN.


OXYGEN EQUILIBRIA OF HEMOGLOBIN ALPHA-A AND OF HEMOGLOBIN RECONSTITUTED FROM HEMOGLOBINS ALPHA-A AND H.


TEMPERATURE JUMP KINETIC STUDIES OF THE BINDING OF IMIDAZOLE BY SPERM WHALE METMYOGLOBIN.


THE STRUCTURE OF SHEEP HEMOGLOBINS. THE AMINO ACID COMPOSITIONS OF THE ALPHA AND BETA CHAINS OF THE HEMOGLOBINS, A, B, AND C.


FUNCTION OF HEAVY MEROMYOSIN IN THE ACCELERATION OF ACTIN POLYMERIZATION.


TRANSAMIDINASE OF HOG KIDNEY. I. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES.


TRANSAMIDINASE OF HOG KIDNEY. II. ISOLATION OF A STABLE ENZYME-AMIDINE COMPLEX.


PURIFICATION, COMPOSITION, AND MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THE BETA-GALACTOSIDASE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K12.


EVIDENCE FOR NONIDENTICAL CHAINS IN THE BETA-GALACTOSIDASE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K12.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ALDOLASES. IX. NATURE OF THE GROUPS REACTIVE WITH CHLORODINITROBENZENE.


THE COMPETITIVE INHIBITION OF URICASE BY OXONATE AND BY RELATED DERIVATIVES OF S-TRIAZINES.


THE MICROHETEROGENEITY OF PLASMA ALBUMINS. I. CRITICAL EVIDENCE FOR AND DESCRIPTION OF THE MICROHETEROGENEITY MODEL.


THE MICROHETEROGENEITY OF PLASMA ALBUMINS. II. PREPARATION AND SOLUBILITY PROPERTIES OF SUBFRACTIONS.


THE ISOLATION OF GAMMA-L-GLUTAMYL PEPTIDES FROM A FERMENTATION BROTH.


TAURINE AS A CONSTITUENT OF A BACTERIAL CELL WALL.


SACCHAROPINE, AN INTERMEDIATE OF THE AMINOADIPIC ACID PATHWAY OF LYSINE BIOSYNTHESIS. I. STUDIES IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA.


ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS AND CLEAVAGE OF CYSTATHIONINE IN FUNGI AND BACTERIA.


SACCHAROPINE, AN INTERMEDIATE OF THE AMINOADIPIC ACID PATHWAY OF LYSINE BIOSYNTHESIS. II. STUDIES IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISEAE.


EARLY CHANGES IN PYRIMIDINE BIOSYNTHESIS AFTER PARTIAL HEPATECTOMY.


STUDIES ON AVIAN XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASES. PROPERTIES AND PATTERNS OF APPEARANCE DURING DEVELOPMENT.


THE SOLUBILIZATION, PURIFICATION, AND PROPERTIES OF NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE GLYCOHYDROLASE FROM EHRLICH ASCITES CELLS.


DECLINE OF THYMIDINE KINASE ACTIVITY IN STATIONARY PHASE MOUSE FIBROBLAST CELLS.


THE INTRACELLULAR SITE OF FORMATION OF ENCEPHALOMYOCARDITIS VIRUS RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


STUDIES OF THE RIBONUCLEIC ACID POLYMERASE FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI. 3. STUDIES WITH SYNTHETIC POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES AS TEMPLATES.


STUDIES OF THE RIBONUCLEIC ACID POLYMERASE FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI. IV. EFFECT OF OLIGONUCLEOTIDES ON THE RIBONUCLEIC ACID POLYMERASE REACTION WITH SYNTHETIC POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES AS TEMPLATES.


DEGRADATION OF THE HOMOPOLYMER COMPLEXES POLYDEOXYADENYLATE-POLYDEOXYTHYMIDYLATE, POLYDEOXYINOSINATE-POLYDEOXYCYTIDYLATE, AND POLYDEOXYGUANYLATE-POLYDEOXYCYTIDYLATE BY DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE I.


THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN ANIMAL TISSUE. I. THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID-DIRECTED SYNTHESIS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID AS CATALYZED BY AN ENZYME OBTAINED FROM BOVINE LYMPHOSARCOMA TISSUE.


ACTIVITIES OF THYMIDINE KINASE AND THYMINE DEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHATASE DURING GROWTH OF CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE.


INHIBITORY OXIDATION PRODUCTS OF INDOLE-3-ACETIC ACID. MECHANISM OF ACTION AND ROUTE OF DETOXIFICATION.


STUDIES WITH SPECIFIC ENZYME INHIBITORS. IX. SELECTIVE INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF SUBSTRATE ANALOGUES ON THE CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF CRYSTALLINE GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE.


STUDIES ON THE ELECTRON TRANSFER SYSTEM. LXII. THE REACTION OF CYTOCHROME OXIDASE WITH CARBON MONOXIDE.


STUDIES ON THE RESPIRATORY CHAIN-LINKED REDUCED NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE DEHYDROGENASE.8. INACTIVATION, FRAGMENTATION, AND PROTECTION BY SUBSTRATES.


STUDIES ON OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION. X. A COUPLING ENZYME WHICH ACTIVATES REVERSED ELECTRON TRANSFER.


AN ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE STUDY OF SOME HEMOPROTEINS.


PARTIAL RESOLUTION OF THE ENZYMES CATALYZINE PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION. I. STIMULATION OF PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION BY A PREPARATION OF A LATENT, CA++- DEPENDENT ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE FROM CHLOROPLASTS.


ACCUMULATION OF CITRATE AND MALATE BY MITOCHONDRIA.


INDOPHENOLS AS ELECTRON DONORS AND CATALYSTS OF PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION IN CHLOROPLAST REACTIONS.


KINETICS OF REGULATORY ENZYMES. KINETIC ORDER OF THE YEAST DIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE ISOCITRATE DEHYDROGENASE REACTION AND A MODEL FOR THE REACTION.


THE STEREOSPECIFICITY OF THIOREDOXIN REDUCTASE FOR TRIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE.


KINETIC OBSERVATIONS ON THE NEAR INFRARED BAND OF CYTOCHROME C OXIDASE.


DIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE-LINKED CYTOPLASMIC METABOLITES IN RAT LEG MUSCLE IN SITU DURING CONTRACTION AND RECOVERY.


MULTIPLICITY OF HYDROXYLAMINE REDUCTASE ACTIVITIES IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA.


THE STEADY STATE MAINTENANCE OF ACCUMULATED CA++ IN RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIA.


STUDIES ON ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE-SUPPORTED CALCIUM ACCUMULATION BY CARDIAC SUBCELLULAR PARTICLES.


THE ENERGY-LINKED REACTION OF CALCIUM WITH MITOCHONDRIA.


PENETRATION OF LIPID MONOLAYERS BY POLYENE ANTIBIOTICS. CORRELATION WITH SELECTIVE TOXICITY AND MODE OF ACTION.


REGENERATION OF ACTIVE ENZYME FROM THE MIXED DISULFIDE OF EGG WHITE LYSOZYME AND CYSTINE.


THE PRESENCE OF N6-(N-FORMYL-ALPHA-AMINOACYL) ADENOSINES IN AN ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSATE OF YEAST SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


FORMATION OF A COVALENT LINKAGE BETWEEN BROMOACETYLATED ANTIGEN AND ITS ANTIBODY.


STRUCTURE OF THE PRODUCT OF AN ENZYMATIC REACTION BETWEEN GAMMA-SUBSTITUTED AMINO ACIDS AND MALEIMIDES.


THE ACTIVATION OF NUCLEOSIDE DIPHOSPHATASE BY NUCLEOSIDE TRIPHOSPHATES AND ITS POSSIBLE METABOLIC SIGNIFICANCE.


MARSHALL-WHITE SYNDROME: EVIDENCE OF VASOMOTOR CONFLICT IN A PARTICULARLY SEVERE CASE.


ACTIVE FRAGMENTS OBTAINED BY CLEAVAGE OF RABBIT ANTIBODY WITH CYANOGEN BROMIDE.


RECENT ADVANCES IN STUDY OF RHEUMATIC DISEASES: PSEUDOGOUT (CHONDROCALCINOSIS ARTICULARIS).


SYSTEMIC MANIFESTATIONS OF PRIMARY PULMONARY MALIGNANCY.


SMALL-BOWEL DISEASE IN ROSACEA.

SMALL-BOWEL DISEASE IN ROSACEA.


SKIN DISEASE AND THE BOWEL.

SKIN DISEASE AND THE BOWEL.


MINUTE CHROMATIN BODIES IN MALIGNANT TUMOURS OF CHILDHOOD.


BACTERAEMIC SHOCK AS MEDICAL EMERGENCY.

BACTERAEMIC SHOCK AS MEDICAL EMERGENCY.


CONFORMITY AS A TACTIC OF INGRATIATION.

CONFORMITY AS A TACTIC OF INGRATIATION.


SEROTONIN: SYNTHESIS AND RELEASE FROM THE MYENTERIC PLEXUS OF THE MOUSE INTESTINE. After injection of its radioactive precursor, 5-hydroxytryptophan, radioactive serotonin was biosynthesized and bound in the myenteric plexus of the mouse intestine. Addition of nonradioactive serotonin to preparations in vitro caused a net release of radioactive serotonin from the plexus. This release appeared to result from activity in the intramural nervous system of the intestine. A neurotransmitter role between sensory and motor neurons in the peristaltic reflex pathway is suggested as a working hypothesis to explain the action of serotonin.


LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF CARDIAC HOMOGRAFTS.


FUNCTION OF CADAVER LIVER.

FUNCTION OF CADAVER LIVER.


THE APPLICATION OF PULSED, HIGH-ENERGY LASER RADIATION TO MULTIPLE INTRA-ABDOMINAL TUMOR IMPLANTS IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS.


QUANTITATIVE SUPPRESSION OF COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIBODIES BY AZATHIOPRINE IN DOGS WITH RENAL HOMOGRAFTS.


STUDIES OF LEUKEMIC CELL ANTIGENS.

STUDIES OF LEUKEMIC CELL ANTIGENS.


FACTORS DETERMINING SHORT- AND LONG-TERM SURVIVAL AFTER ORTHOTOPIC LIVER HOMOTRANSPLANTATION IN THE DOG.


PROLONGATION OF CANINE RENAL ALLOGRAFT SURVIVAL BY EPSILON-AMINOCAPROIC ACID, AN IN VITRO INHIBITOR OF COMPLEMENT.


THE HEMODYNAMICS OF SEPTIC SHOCK IN MAN AND IN THE DOG.


THE EFFECT OF ENDOTOXIN AND VASOACTIVE AGENTS ON DIBENZYLINE-PRETREATED LUNGS.


TREATMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL CARDIOGENIC SHOCK.


INFLUENCE OF VASOACTIVE AGENTS ON ASCITES.


HEPATIC REGULATION OF ALDOSTERONE SECRETION BY A HUMORAL MEDIATOR.


THE EFFECT OF ILEAL BYPASS ON ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA IN THE RABBIT.


CELLULAR SYNTHESIS OF COLLAGEN: RIBOSOMAL AGGREGATES IN HYPERTHYROIDISM, HYPOTHYROIDISM, AND ASCORBIC ACID DEPLETION.


THE USE OF DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE (DMSO)  FOR THE TREATMENT OF INTRACTABLE PAIN IN SURGICAL PATIENTS.


AUGMENTATION OF MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTILE FORCE AND IMPROVEMENT IN EXPERIMENTAL HEART FAILURE BY PAIRED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE HEART.


EFFECT OF ATROPINE ON FETAL BRADYCARDIA AND ARTERIAL OXYGENATION: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN THE DOG DURING GRADED HEMORRHAGE AND FOLLOWING VASOPRESSOR ADMINISTRATION.


CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES IN ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY.


INFLUENCE OF POSITIONAL CHANGES ON DISTRIBUTION OF PULMONARY BLOOD FLOW AND OXYGEN UPTAKE IN MAN.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LABILITY OF HUMAN RENAL BLOOD FLOW.


STRANGULATION OBSTRUCTION IN GERMFREE DOGS.


GASTRIC BLOOD FLOW AND ACID SECRETION IN THE CONSCIOUS DOG UNDER VARIOUS PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STIMULI.


INTRACELLULAR PH AND BUFFERING CAPACITY OF THE WALKER-256 CARCINOMA.


THE POTENTIAL OF THE UPPER SMALL BOWEL IN REGULATING ACID SECRETION.


STUDIES ON THE HUMORAL CONTROL OF GASTRIC SECRETION IN DOGS WITH AUTOGENOUS AND HOMOTRANSPLANTED ANTRAL AND FUNDIC POUCHES.


THE CHANGE IN MORTALITY TREND IN THE UNITED STATES.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE ACIDIFICATION OF MILK ON THE ACID BASE BALANCE OF FULL-TERM NEWBORNS.


THE ACTIVITY OF ACID AND ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VAGINAL ANLAGE IN RAT AND MOUSE.


INSECT NEUROMETAMORPHOSIS. I. HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING VENTRAL NERVE CORD SHORTENING IN GALLERIA MELLONELLA (L.) (LEPIDOPTERA).


THE EFFECT OF CO2 ON THE VISCOSITY OF WHOLE BLOOD.


THE DETERMINANTS OF THE RATE OF CHANGE OF THE LEFT VENTRICULAR PRESSURE (DP/DT).


CARDIAC OUTPUT IN COR PULMONALE.

CARDIAC OUTPUT IN COR PULMONALE.


HOOKWORM INFECTIONS ACQUIRED IN BRITAIN.


BULLOUS LESIONS IN ACUTE BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.


BEHAVIOUR THERAPY.

BEHAVIOUR THERAPY.


INGUINO-PELVIC LYMPHOADENOGRAPHY PROBLEMS. THE COLOURING OF THE LYMPH NODES IN THE GYNECOLOGICAL ONCOLOGY.


MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND POLIOMYELITIS.

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND POLIOMYELITIS.


NEW DRUGS OF ADDICTION.

NEW DRUGS OF ADDICTION.


IDENTIFICATION OF TABLETS.

IDENTIFICATION OF TABLETS.


URINARY INFECTION BY SERRATIA MARCESCENS.


EFFECTIVENESS OF PERTUSSIS VACCINES.

EFFECTIVENESS OF PERTUSSIS VACCINES.


LYMPHOGRAPHY AND COLOURING OF LYMPH NODES IN THE BREAST CANCER.


EARLY REPAIR OF TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE THORACIC AORTA.


STUDIES ON KILLED AND ATTENUATED MEASLES VACCINES IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


PERIPHERAL VASCULAR LESION IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN PHENINDIONE SENSITIVITY.


IMMUNIZATION AGAINST WHOOPING COUGH.

IMMUNIZATION AGAINST WHOOPING COUGH.


ORAL BETAMETHASONE 17-VALERATE IN CHRONIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS AND CROHN'S DISEASE.


OCCURRENCE OF TETANY IN LITTERS OF NEW ZEALAND WHITE RABBITS ASSOCIATED WITH SPONTANEOUS VERTEBRAL FRACTURES AND LIMB MALFORMATIONS.


CASE OF CARDIAC LYMPHANGITIS WITH ATRIOVENTRICULAR BLOCK.


IMIPRAMINE IN TREATMENT OF PARKINSONISM: A DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO STUDY.


VARICOSE VEINS IN PREGNANCY.

VARICOSE VEINS IN PREGNANCY.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. CARE OF CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC HEART DISEASE.


HYTHE HEALTH CENTRE.

HYTHE HEALTH CENTRE.


SCREENING FOR CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.

SCREENING FOR CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.


DEATHS FROM PROLONGED INGESTION OF PHENACETIN.


CARCINOGENESIS OF ISONIAZID IN MICE.

CARCINOGENESIS OF ISONIAZID IN MICE.


TRANSFERABLE ANTIOBITIC RESISTANCE.

TRANSFERABLE ANTIOBITIC RESISTANCE.


DIAGNOSIS OF HYSTERIA.

DIAGNOSIS OF HYSTERIA.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF PANCREAS.

CYSTIC FIBROSIS OF PANCREAS.


FARMER'S LUNG.

FARMER'S LUNG.


S.L.E. AND THE LUPUS DIATHESIS.

S.L.E. AND THE LUPUS DIATHESIS.


PESTICIDES IN THE BODY.

PESTICIDES IN THE BODY.


ACUTE-NON-SPECIFIC PERICARDITIS.

ACUTE-NON-SPECIFIC PERICARDITIS.


AGRICULTURAL TRACTOR ACCIDENTS: A DESCRIPTION OF 14 TRACTOR ACCIDENTS AND A COMPARISON WITH ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS.


MILK FOR THE NEWBORN.

MILK FOR THE NEWBORN.


ASSOCIATION OF OLIGOMENORRHOEA, HIRSUTIES, AND INFERTILITY.


COMPARISON OF ARM AND LEG BLOOD-PRESSURES IN AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY: AN APPRAISAL OF HILL'S SIGN.


JAUNDICE IN SEVERE INFECTIONS.

JAUNDICE IN SEVERE INFECTIONS.


ARSINE POISONING: MASSIVE HAEMOLYSIS WITH MINIMAL IMPAIRMENT OF RENAL FUNCTION.


THE NEXT TEN YEARS IN MEDICINE: ATTEMPT AT AN ANALYSIS OF FACTORS DETERMINING MEDICAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT.


TRIPLE PRIMARY CARCINOMATA OF RECTUM, BREAST, AND TRANSVERSE COLON ASSOCIATED WITH DERMATOMYOSITIS.


CASE OF MYXOEDEMA WITH A HUGE PERICARDIAL EFFUSION AND CARDIAC TAMPONADE.


ALCOHOL-INDUCED PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE BRONCHUS.


CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS OF HOMOZYGOUS SICKLERS WITH ANTIMALARIALS AND LONG-ACTING PENICILLIN.


OTOGENIC TETANUS: REPORT OF A CASE WITH BACTERIOLOGICAL FINDINGS.


USE OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION IN TEACHING SURGERY TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. INCONTINENCE OF URINE OR OF FAECES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC IDENTIFICATION OF SEX CHROMATIN BODIES OF TISSUE CULTURE CELLS.


CHANGES OF CEREBRAL GLUTAMINE, GLUTAMIC ACID AND GABA DURING AROUSAL FROM HIBERNATION.


BODY TEMPERATURE CYCLING OF WINTER LITTLE BROWN BATS IN THE COLD FOLLOWING HEAT EXPOSURE.


THE LOCATION OF MICROELECTRODE TIPS IN NERVOUS TISSUES.


ACTION OF TRANSMITTERS ON THE RESPONSIVENESS OF EFFECTOR CELLS.


GONADOTROPHIC ACTIVITY IN HYPOTHALAMIC EXTRACTS.


(DESAMINO-ARGININE-VASOPRESSIN, AN ANALOGUE OF ARGININE-VASOPRESSIN WITH HIGH ANTIDIURETIC ACTIVITY.)


POTENTIATION OF HISTAMINE AND INHIBITION OF DIAMINE OXIDASE BY MESCALINE.


TESTICULAR DEGENERATION AFTER 1-TYROSINE FEEDING IN RATS. ROLE OF ASCORBIC ACID.


EFFECT OF GLUCOSE ADMINISTRATION ON RELEASE OF PROTHROMBIN FROM RAT LIVER MICROSOMES DURING INCUBATION.


CONTRACTION OF FROG STOMACH MUSCLE AND HEART IN NON-IONIC SOLUTIONS.


THE PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF THE TOBACCO HORNWORM, PROTOPARCE SEXTA JOHAN. (LEPIDOPTERA; SPHINGIDAE).


A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR THE INACTIVATION OF THIRD COMPONENT OF GUINEA-PIG COMPLEMENT.


THE SYNTHESIS OF AZOMYCIN (2-NITROIMIDAZOLE).


SEPARATION OF LARGE NUMBERS OF LYMPHOCYTES FROM HUMAN BLOOD.


THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS ANIONS ON THE CONTRACTILITY OF THE GUINEA-PIG PAPILLARY MUSCLE.


STABILIZATION OF DNA STRUCTURE BY HISTONES AGAINST THERMAL DENATURATION.


N,N'-DI(PIPERIDINO-METHYL)-3,3'-DIINDOLYL-METHANE (DIM), A DIINDOLYLMETHANE DERIVATIVE OF NEUROPLEGIC ACTION.


SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF EPIDIDYMAL AND EJACULATED BULL SPERMATOZOA AND OF THEIR PARTS.


HIGH NORADRENALINE CONTENT IN THE VAS DEFERENS OF THE COCK AND THE TORTOISE.


STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF INHIBITION PRODUCED BY HEXOSES ON HISTAMINE RELEASE ACTIVITY OF DEXTRAN.


PERIPHERALLY LOCATED ADRENERGIC NEURONS INNERVATING THE VAS DEFERENS AND THE SEMINAL VESICLE OF THE GUINEA-PIG.


THE INTERPRETATION OF SYMPTOMS.

THE INTERPRETATION OF SYMPTOMS.


HOMEOPATHIC MANAGEMENT OF ANGINA PECTORIS.


TREATMENT BY SIMILARS VIA HOMEOPATHY.

TREATMENT BY SIMILARS VIA HOMEOPATHY.


THE HOMEOPATHIC TREND IN MODERN MEDICAL THOUGHT.


CONCEPT OF PSYCHOSIS.

CONCEPT OF PSYCHOSIS.


THE EPITOME OF HOMEOPATHIC PHILOSOPHY.

THE EPITOME OF HOMEOPATHIC PHILOSOPHY.


THREE-DIMENSIONAL RECONSTRUCTION AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


FLUORESCENT STAINING OF SPERMATID HEADS WITH OXYTETRACYCLINE.


AN EMPIRICAL FORMULA FOR CALCULATING MOLECULAR WEIGHTS OF PROTEINS.


PRIMARY QUANTUM CONVERSION PROCESS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS: ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE STUDIES.


MEMBRANE ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATASE AND CATION COMPOSITION OF MAMMALIAN ERYTHROCYTES.


DIFFERENT CELLULAR COMPONENTS IN AMMATIDIA OF HORSESHOE CRAB, TACHYPLEUS TRIDENTATUS.


STAINING MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE IN PARAFFIN SECTIONS BY THE GOMORI  METHENAMINE-SILVER METHOD.


IRON HEMATOXYLIN CHELATES. I. THE WEIL STAINING BATH.


AN IMPROVED SQUASH-SLIDE FREEZER.

AN IMPROVED SQUASH-SLIDE FREEZER.


ALIZARIN RED S AS AN INTRAVITAL FLUOROCHROME IN MINERALIZING TISSUES.


FOOT'S SILVER AND ACRIDINE-ORANGE FLUORESCENCE STAINING OF PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII IN SMEARS AND IN SECTIONS.


RAPID REMOVAL OF TISSUE CULTURE MONOLAYERS BY COLLODION FOR SUBSEQUENT  STAINING.


DIFFERENTIAL STAINING OF YEAST FOR PURIFIED CELL WALLS, BROKEN CELLS, AND WHOLE CELLS.


OPEN-FACE, EPOXY EMBEDDING OF SINGLE CELLS FOR ULTRATHIN SECTIONS.


SHEET MICA--A NONADHERENT CARRIER FOR SURFACE CULTURE OF CELLS TO BE EMBEDDED IN EPON.


DARROW RED-LIGHT GREEN AS A STAIN FOR AUTORADIOGRAPHS.


ADAPTATION OF CRYOSTAT QUENCHING APPARATUS TO A PARAFFIN-LIKE EMBEDDING TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVED FROZEN SECTIONS.


A FIELD-MARKING DEVICE FOR USE WITH AN INVERTED MICROSCOPE.


THE EFFECT OF ASCARIDIASIS ON SOME TRACE ELEMENTS AND MINERAL  LEVELS IN SERUM OF EGYPTIAN CHICKENS.


HEART AND CIRCULATION UNDER SPACE CONDITIONS.


STRIKING HYPERPIGMENTATION IN A CASE OF CUSHING'S SYNDROME WITH A TUMOUR OF THE LUNG.


SOME RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO PATHOGENESIS AND DIAGNOSIS OF THE SYNDROME OF PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM.


COLONIC ABSORPTION OF WATER AND ELECTROLYTES IN MAN. EFFECT OF  VILLOUS TUMOURS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


CONTINUED AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON DRUG AFFINITY FOR THE INTESTINAL WALL AND OTHER TISSUES.


ADRENOCORTICAL AND PITUITARY RESPONSIVENESS FOLLOWING LONG-TERM, HIGH DOSAGE ACTH AND STEROID TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INTESTINAL DISORDERS.


PERIPHERAL ARTERIOGRAPHY DURING BRADYKININ INDUCED VASODILATION.


CALIBRE VARIATIONS IN THE LEFT VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW TRACT.


RADIOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF THE BONE MINERAL CONTENT IN OSTEOPOROSIS.


APLASIA-HYPOPLASIA OF THE OTIC LABYRINTH AFTER THALIDOMIDE.


ROENTGEN EVALUATION OF PRIMARY BLADDER NECK OBSTRUCTION IN CHILDREN.


MASTOGRAPHY--EVALUATION IN 215 PROVEN LESIONS.


ROENTGENOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE LIVER.


I. URINARY EXCRETION OF NEUTRAL 17-KETOSTEROIDS AND PREGNANDEIOL BY PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER AND BENIGN BREAST DISEASE.


ANTINUCLEAR FACTORS IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


THE MECHANISM OF HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


HYPOGLYCORRHACHIA WITH MENINGEAL CARCINOMATOSIS. REPORT OF TWO CASES.


THE ASSOCIATION OF HEMOCHROMATOSIS WITH THALASSEMIA MINOR.


ACUTE RENAL FAILURE DUE TO INHALATION OF TRICHLORETHYLENE.


LINEAR SUBCUTANEOUS BANDS IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. AN UNUSUAL FORM OF RHEUMATOID GRANULOMA.


ALBRIGHT'S HEREDITARY OSTEODYSTROPHY. THE EFFECT OF TREATMENT DURING ADOLESCENCE.


DR. N. C. KOROTKOFF, DISCOVERER OF THE AUSCULTATORY METHOD FOR MEASURING ARTERIAL PRESSURE.


CARRIER TRANSPORT AND THE CONCENTRATION OF GLUCOSE IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN MENINGEAL DISEASES.


PERICHOLANGITIS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS. II. CLINICAL ASPECTS.


PERICHOLANGITIS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS. I. PATHOLOGY, ETIOLOGY, AND PATHOGENESIS.


THE TREATMENT OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION WITH NAFCILLIN WITH A DISCUSSION OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL NEPHRITIS.


INTENSIVE IMMUNIZATION OF MAN. EVALUATION OF POSSIBLE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES.


CUSHING'S SYNDROME DUE TO ISLET CELL CARCINOMA OF THE PANCREAS. REPORT OF TWO CASES: ONE WITH ELEVATED 5-HYDROXYINDOLE ACETIC ACID AND COMPLICATED BY ASPERGILLOSIS.


A METHYLHYDRAZINE DERIVATIVE IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE AND OTHER MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS. THERAPEUTIC AND TOXIC EFFECTS STUDIED IN 51 PATIENTS.


PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY ASSOCIATED WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. A CLINICAL AND ELECTRODIAGNOSTIC STUDY OF 70 CONSECUTIVE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS.


PATHOGENESIS OF RUBELLA CATARACT. GREGG'S SYNDROME.


MERRILL J.. KING, MD 1893-1965.

MERRILL J.. KING, MD 1893-1965.


A REPRODUCIBLE METHOD FOR THE REMOVAL OF NON-SPECIFIC FLOCCULATING ANTIBODIES FROM TETANUS ANTITOXIN SERUM.


PHARMACOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES IN THE BLOOD, TISSUES AND URINE OF MICE INFECTED WITH TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI.


AMPICILLIN LEVELS IN HUMAN BILE.

AMPICILLIN LEVELS IN HUMAN BILE.


A SOLUTION FOR USE IN ASSESSING THE CELL COUNT OF COW'S MILK.


A STUDY IN FAMILY HEALTH. I. HEALTH IN RELATION TO FAMILY SIZE.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIOUS BRONCHITIS IN FOWLS. I. STUDIES ON THE PRODUCTION OF ANTISERUM FOR THE GEL PRECIPITIN TEST.


THE INDIRECT HAEMAGGLUTINATION TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF MELIOIDOSIS IN GOATS.


EFFECTS OF A STANDARDIZED SENNA PREPARATION GIVEN TO PIGS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


RANDOM THOUGHTS ABOUT MEDICAL LIBRARY PLANNING. There seems to be enough material about library planning, but since mistakes, obvious ones, are made, maybe it is information without meaning. Sources of planning material are discussed, and some new libraries are considered. The necessity of discarding is urged, and methods of bringing it about are suggested.


NEW CONCEPTS IN INDEXING.

NEW CONCEPTS IN INDEXING. Recent trends in indexing emphasize mechanical, not intellectual, developments. Mechanized operations have produced indexes in depth (1) of information on limited areas of science or (2) utilizing limited parameters for analysis. These indexes may include only citations or both useful data and citations of source literature. Both keyword-in-context and citation indexing seem to be passing the test of the marketplace. Mechanical equipment has also been successfully used to manipulate EAM cards for production of index copy. Information centers are increasingly being used as control devices in narrowly defined subject areas. Authors meet growing pressures to participate in information control work by preparing abstracts of their own articles. Mechanized image systems persist, although large systems are scarce and the many small systems may bring only limited relief for information control and retrieval problems. Experimentation and limited development continue on theory and technique of automatic indexing and abstracting.


PAPER PRESERVATION--NEW HOPE FOR SURVIVAL. Crumbling paper in books and documents issued after 1860 was impossible to rehabilitate until recently. The W. J. Barrow Laboratory for several years has made exhaustive tests which show that deacidification offers a new means of ensuring survival of important texts and documents. Books now must be taken apart for the process, but spray deacidification may provide a less expensive treatment in the future. Librarians should be alert to the various methods developed in the Barrow Laboratory and should coordinate rehabilitation programs.


MECHANIZATION OF LIBRARY PROCEDURES IN THE MEDIUMSIZED MEDICAL LIBRARY: 3. ACQUISITIONS AND CATALOGING. A system is described for producing acquisitions and fiscal records, new book lists, and book catalogs of nonserial works from a single punched card input, manipulated by a computer under the control of programs written for the task. All parts of the system are now in operation except the production of the subject portion of the book catalog, for which the program is now (March 1965) being developed and which is expected to be in operation by summer.


PLANNING HOSPITAL LIBRARY QUARTERS: REFERENCES TO HELP THE LIBRARIAN. When a hospital planned an addition that would allow library expansion, the librarian looked into relevant literature for information on what improvements she should request for the new library. Shortly she was reading not for self-instruction alone but also to strengthen her credentials for membership on the planning team. The bibliography which resulted has been annotated and, by means of an index, classified. Topics examined in the twenty-five references range from library standards and the writing of a significant building program to attainment of happy collaboration between librarian and architect, space relationships designed to facilitate work flow, planned flexibility for the sake of the future, and heating, lighting, decoration, library equipment, and furniture.


EMERGING DISCIPLINES IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARIES: THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. The arrival of social scientists on medical campuses increasingly presents medical librarians with a new kind of challenge. Since the war, the social scientists have expanded greatly in their specializations, in the amount of research published, and in the locales where social scientists work-including medical centers. Through their teaching activities and research, they will greatly affect tomorrow's medical libraries. In building social science collections, good working relations between librarians and scientists are needed. Some librarians may also need to be trained in the social sciences for their own work.


EMERGING DISCIPLINES IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARIES: THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES. Interest in human behavior has always been present in schools of medicine. Particularly since World War II, this interest has been amplified, as shown by a number of trends. These include increasing time in the medical school curriculum for the teaching of the behavioral sciences, increasing numbers of people on medical school faculties who are studying problems of human behavior, and more emphasis on integrated teaching of human behavior by a number of disciplines. The behavioral sciences have also had impact on a number of the methods in medical schools. These various trends have changed the literature needs of the community that the library serves in that there has been an increase in the amount of material available and in the people interested in this material. The library has also profited as an institution from the increasing body of knowledge available in the behavioral sciences. From the level of learning to the level of social interaction in the library it is becoming increasingly possible to organize this important institution in the medical center in a conscious goal-directed way.


EMERGING DISCIPLINES IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARIES: HUMAN ECOLOGY. The problem with which human ecology confronts medical librarians is that of inherent complexity combined with vagueness of definition and thought, associated with the risk of dispersing effort and funds ineffectually and too widely. Much of this paper is concerned with explaining why ecology must primarily be concerned with the "physiology of ecosystems," an ecosystem being an organized assemblage of populations of various living organisms plus all the nonliving components with which they interact or through which they exchange information. This is the broadest view of synecology. Much of the great complexity of an ecosystem is only apparent, because the integration of the components gives it statistical simplicities and, especially, some reliable homeostasis. In practice, fragmentary studies must be made, the lowliest of these being the autecology of an individual or a species such as man or the Norway rat. It is only in such studies that the term "environment" has meaning: the concept of environment disappears in the ecosystem, of which environments are simply component parts. For such fragmentary studies, it is recommended that the prefix "aut-" be retained, or that "bionomics" be used instead. Such studies should be made always with the intention of relating them to the ecosystem. An ecosystem becomes much more difficult to study if it is rapidly evolving. Ecosystems which include man as a dominant species are not only evolving, but contain whimsical and irrational human social elements lacking in animal groups. It should suffice to restrict the responsibilities of the medical librarian to catering for modern epidemiology (medical ecology). The range of disciplines involved is summarized and some practical hints added; the contributions of an active group (department, institute, or another) and cross-campus cooperation are stressed.


A BIOGRAPHICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY. A bibliography consisting of twenty biographical volumes covering the development of psychiatry and neurology is presented as a nucleus and guide for historical explorations. Titles of histories of psychiatry, neurology, and medicine in general are appended.


TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF TRANSLATING SERVICE AT NIH. The growth of the Translating Unit of the National Institutes of Health Library, founded in 1938, was slow until 1950, when seventeen translators and clerical assistants comprised its staff. Today eleven staff members translate, type, and distribute translations from eighteen European languages. Contract service is arranged for those languages for which the Unit has little or no competency. Three recent innovations have improved the translating service: (1) production standards, (2) fee for service, and (3) microfilmed translations. A monthly bulletin, Recent Translations, a Selected List, includes those articles translated by the Translating Unit of the NIH Library. An author index to all translations cited in the Selected List is now available upon request.


MEDICAL ARTICLES IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN MAGAZINES. Formal medical publication began in the United States with The Medical Repository in 1797. Between 1741, the date of the first American magazine, and 1797 medical articles were included in general magazines. This study deals with ten representative magazines and reviews their general content. The varying content of the medical articles is analyzed into broad categories, and several important physicians, contributors to the magazines, are discussed. The Medical Repository is treated as a culmination of eighteenth century medical publication.


FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE WILLIAM HEBERDENS. Several books and documents from the personal library of William Heberden, Sr., and his son, William Heberden, Jr., have been given to the Countway Library through a direct descendant. One of the most interesting items is the senior Heberden's desk copy of his own Commentaries on the History and Cure of Disease, prepared in Latin and assembled by the printer with interleaves for revision. In addition, and English translation of his masterpiece, medical books from his private library, personal documents, and a number of letters are included. The decision for disposition, based upon several factors, was difficult to reach, since at least four libraries in the United States have a substantial collection of Heberden's works and the items could have been properly placed in any one.


ANTONY VAN LEEUWENHOEK.

ANTONY VAN LEEUWENHOEK. This is an essay about the Dutch linen-draper of the seventeenth century who made more than 500 microscopes and used them to observe the tail of an eel, the sting of a bee, the nose of a louse, the brain of a fly, the spinning apparatus of a spider, the bacteria from his own mouth, etc., and who wrote enthusiastic letters to the Royal Society of London carefully describing what he saw.


OPHTHALMIC IMPLICATIONS OF LASER RADIATION.


THE EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING ON BLADDER CARCINOGENS IN MAN. In the metabolism of the amino acid, tryptophan, certain products with the orthoaminophenol configuration are believed to act as topical carcinogens in the urinary bladder. In addition, a statistical relationship between cigarette smoking and bladder cancer has been established in recent years.Thirty metabolic studies are reported on six healthy male subjects when smoking and not smoking. Results revealed a consistent rise in carcinogenic metabolites of tryptophan when smoking (+ 50%), with a reciprocal fall in the end product, N'-methylnicotinamide (- 34%). Carcinogens fell and N'-methylnicotinamide rose when subjects stopped smoking. These metabolic studies confirm the statistical relationship between smoking and bladder cancer, and suggest that cigarette smoking blocks the normal metabolism of tryptophan, leading to the accumulation of carcinogenic metabolites.


TRANSVESICAL APPROACH TO VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA.


ACUTE HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS.

ACUTE HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS.


A PIONEER IN GERIATRICS.

A PIONEER IN GERIATRICS.


THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF BLOOD CHOLESTEROL FOR CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 1,674 PATIENTS AFTER 20 TO 30 YEARS.


THE ART OF HISTORY TAKING.

THE ART OF HISTORY TAKING.


HYPERTHYROIDISM IN PATIENTS OVER 65.

HYPERTHYROIDISM IN PATIENTS OVER 65.


BILIARY TRACT SURGERY IN THE OLDER PATIENT.


AN APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF METABOLIC BONE DISEASE IN THE ELDERLY PATIENT.


TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA.

TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA.


BREAST CANCER IN THE AGED.

BREAST CANCER IN THE AGED.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED CANCER.

THE MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED CANCER.


CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM IN THE AGED.


OCCLUSIVE VASCULAR DISEASE OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES.


POLYVALENT INFLUENZA VACCINATION IN THE AGED.


CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND EMPHYSEMA IN EGYPT, U.A.R.


THE ELDERLY PATIENT AND HIS MEDICATIONS; CHANCE AND MISCHANCE.


NATIONAL FAMILY HEALTH CONFERENCE. THE CONSUMER POINT OF VIEW.


GENERAL METHODS OF SYNTHESIS OF INDOLE ALKALOIDS. IV. A SYNTHESIS OF DL-EBURNAMONINE.


REMOVING SOME MISUNDERSTANDINGS OVER THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE PROFESSION TO GOVERNMENT.


THE LESSONS THAT SOCIAL CHANGE TAUGHT CANADIANS.


ORAL ADAMANTINOMAS IN THE DOG.

ORAL ADAMANTINOMAS IN THE DOG.


MALABSORPTION SYNDROME RESEMBLING NONTROPICAL SPRUE IN DOGS.


DECREASE OF SWINE THROMBOCYTES AND LEUKOCYTES UPON STORAGE IN ACETIC ACID AND AMMONIUM OXALATE DILUENTS.


INFECTION OF SWINE WITH MICROSPORUM NANUM.


PHILOSOPHY OF CASE DISPOSITION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE.


THE AVMA LOOKS AT SPECIALIZATION.

THE AVMA LOOKS AT SPECIALIZATION.


CASE RECORDS OF THE ANGELL MEMORIAL ANIMAL HOSPITAL.


RESPIRATORY DISEASES OF SWINE.

RESPIRATORY DISEASES OF SWINE.


ANTIBIOTIC RESIDUES IN MILK TRANSFERRED FROM TREATED TO UNTREATED QUARTERS IN DAIRY CATTLE.


CONCENTRATIONS OF NEOMYCIN, DIHYDROSTREPTOMYCIN, AND POLYMYXIN IN MILK AFTER INTRAMUSCULAR OR INTRAMAMMARY ADMINISTRATION.


LABORATORY ANIMAL FACILITIES.

LABORATORY ANIMAL FACILITIES.


MUCOID IMPACTION OF THE CANINE BRONCHI.

MUCOID IMPACTION OF THE CANINE BRONCHI.


CONTRACTION OF THE DIAPHRAGM SYNCHRONOUS WITH THE HEARTBEAT IN A DOG.


PET HOSPITALIZATION PLANS.

PET HOSPITALIZATION PLANS.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE FROM THE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.


TRAINING INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIVES IN READING: A METHODOLOGY STUDY.


HYDATID DISEASE OF THE LUMBAR VERTEBRAE; REPORT OF A CASE.


NEW BAT CHIGGERS FROM THAILAND AND THE SOLOMON ISLANDS WITH NOTES ON THE SUBGENUS SASATROMBICULA VERCAMMENGRANDJEAN (ACARINA: TROMBICULIDAE).


CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS: A SURVEY OF 204 CASES.


CORRELATION OF REDUCTION IN PRESSURE AND ANGIOGRAPHIC CROSS-FILLING WITH TOLERANCE OF CAROTID OCCLUSION.


INTRAVENTRICULAR PRESSURE AFTER INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF UREA.


EXTRATEMPORAL LESIONS TRIGGERING THE TEMPORAL-OBE SYNDROME.


INVASIVE PITUITARY ADENOMAS.

INVASIVE PITUITARY ADENOMAS.


ADULT TERATOMA OF THE GASSERIAN REGION.

ADULT TERATOMA OF THE GASSERIAN REGION.


TITANIUM IN CRANIOPLASTY.

TITANIUM IN CRANIOPLASTY.


ENCEPHALOSCOPE: BASIC STUDY.

ENCEPHALOSCOPE: BASIC STUDY.


NEUROSURGICAL CLASSICS--XXXI.

NEUROSURGICAL CLASSICS--XXXI.


[SOMATIC AFFERENCES TOWARD THE SUBTHALAMUS].


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN INDIVIDUAL'S SOCIOMETRIC STATUS IN DIFFERENT GROUPS OVER A TWO-YEAR PERIOD.


CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF RED NUCLEUS, SUBSTANTIA NIGRA, AND BASIS PEDUNCULI IN ALERT CATS.


THE PHENOMENON OF BENIGN AREFLEXIA. REVIEW OF THE HOLMES-ADIE SYNDROME WITH CASE REPORTS AND A STUDY OF THE ACHILLES REFLEX.


CEREBRAL VASOMOTOR PARALYSIS PRODUCED BY INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION.


A CASE OF ASEPTIC MENINGITIS SECONDARY TO INTRATHECAL INJECTION OF I-131 HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN.


HEMANGIOPERICYTOMA OF THE SPINAL CORD: REPORT OF THREE CASES.


NEOPLASTIC ANGIOENDOTHELIOSIS.

NEOPLASTIC ANGIOENDOTHELIOSIS.


FURTHER NOTES ON DISABILITY EVALUATION IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, WITH SCALE MODIFICATIONS.


PROGRESSIVE MULTIFOCAL LEUKOENCEPHALOPATHY.


FATAL CERVICAL CORD INJURY IN A SWIMMER.


PREVENTIVE OF EXPERIMENTAL CEREBRAL EDEMA BY CORTICOSTEROIDS: BIOCHEMICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES.


OCULAR MYOPATHY WITH DYSPHAGIA.

OCULAR MYOPATHY WITH DYSPHAGIA.


URINARY EXCRETION OF TRACE METALS IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.


VON WILLEBRAND'S DISEASE: USE OF A PLATELET-ADHESIVENESS TEST IN DIAGNOSIS AND FAMILY INVESTIGATION.


RADIATION AS THE CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER AMONG URANIUM MINERS.


AN OUTBREAK OF HEPATITIS TRACED TO FOOD CONTAMINATION.


CIRCULATING VIRUS, INTERFERON AND ANTIBODY AFTER VACCINATION WITH THE 17-D STRAIN OF YELLOW-FEVER VIRUS.


CIRCULATING INTERFERON AFTER MEASLES VACCINATION.


THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN EARLY LIFE.


RENAL TUBERCULOSIS.

RENAL TUBERCULOSIS.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 32-1965.


COMPARATIVE LENGTH OF UNILATERAL BIFID KIDNEY AND ITS SINGLE COUNTERPART.


INTERFERON AND THE CONTROL OF ACUTE VIRAL DISEASES.


IONIZING RADIATION AND LUNG CANCER IN MINERS.


LOSSES CAUSED BY INSECTS AND MITES IN STORED FOODS AND FEEDINGSTUFFS.


AWARENESS VERSUS CONSCIOUSNESS.

AWARENESS VERSUS CONSCIOUSNESS.


A PROBABILITY MODEL FOR ERRORS OF CLASSIFICATON. II. PARTICULAR CASES.


LATENCY MODELS FOR REACTION TIME DISTRIBUTIONS.


AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SAMPLING DISTRIBUTIONS OF ITEM DISCRIMINATION INDICES.


A RATIONALE AND TEST FOR THE NUMBER OF FACTORS IN FACTOR ANALYSIS.


COMPONENTS OF RELIABILITY.

COMPONENTS OF RELIABILITY.


AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO THE METHOD OF CORRECT MATCHING.


A THEORY OF APPROPRIATE STATISTICS.

A THEORY OF APPROPRIATE STATISTICS.


THE SOCIETY OF RADIOGRAPHERS' TEACHERS' COURSE--FEBRUARY 1-4, 1965.


PNEUMO-MEDIASTINOGRAPHY BY THE TRANSTERNAL METHOD. A TECHNIQUE FOR RADIOGRAPHIC VISUALISATION OF THE THYMUS GLAND.


A PLASMODIUM SP. FROM A GLOSSY TREE-STARLING (APLONIS PANAYENSIS STRIGATUS).


THE FATE OF THE ELDERLY PATIENT IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL.


MICROBIOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF 21-ACETOXY-17-ALPHA-HYDROXY-16-ALPHA-METHYLPREGN-4-ENE-3,20-DIONE.


CHLORTETRACYCLINE AND OXYTETRACYCLINE  IN EXPERIMENTAL E. COLI PYELONEPHRITIS.


BED DISABILITY AMONG THE CHRONICALLY LIMITED UNITED STATES--JULY 1957-JUNE 1961.


CHRONIC CONDITIONS AND ACTIVITY LIMITATION.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF CHRONIC TRICHINELLOSIS IN PEOPLE. I. PERIODICAL EXAMINATIONS AND THERAPEUTIC TRIALS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC TRICHINELLOSIS IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT PATHOGENETIC CONSIDERATIONS.


THE MIND AND MORALITY OF THE DOCTOR. 1. THE PHYSICIAN AND THE MICROCOSM.


[BLOOD GROUPS OF THE ABO-SYSTEM AND THE RH-O(D) FACTOR IN LIVER CIRRHOSIS)(GER)].


THE CHEMICAL CYTOLOGY OF THE MOUSE PARATHYROID GLAND.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF KERATINIZATION IN THE EPIDERMAL CELLS OF THE GUINEA-PIG.


CHEMOCYTOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE PARATHYROID GLAND OF THE TOAD (BUFO VULGARIS JAPONICUS) IN SPECIMENS TAKEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL STUDY OF THE HUMAN NEUROPHYPOPHYSIS.


A CYTOLOGICAL AND CYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF HYDRANTHS OF THE HYDROID COELECTERATE, PENNARIA TIARELLA.


AN X-RAY MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE VASA VASORUM IN HUMAN LOWER LIMB ARTERIES.


THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, ITS RESOURCES AND INTEREST IN THE SUPPORT OF VETERINARY PERSONNEL AND RESEARCH PROJECTS.


PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS IN VETERINARY RADIOBIOLOGY.


THE ROLE OF ASCORBIC ACID IN THE INHIBITION OF ESTROUS CYCLE IN HYPERVITAMINOSIS--A.


AMERICAN ABORTION APPLICANTS IN SWEDEN.

AMERICAN ABORTION APPLICANTS IN SWEDEN.


SOME COMMENTS ON THE "RIGHT TO TREATMENT".


MORPHOLOGY, NUTRITION AND PHYSIOLOGY OF SPHAEROTILUS DISCOPHORUS.


AN EXTRACELLULAR POLYSACCHARIDE PRODUCED BY PALMELLA MUCOSA KUETZ.


BETA-NITROPROPIONIC ACID AND NITRITE IN RELATION TO NITRATE FORMATION BY ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS.


ON CATALASE ACTIVITY IN SPORES OF ASPERGILLUS NIGER.


ORGANIC SYNTHESIS IN ALGAL CELLS SEPARATED INTO AGE GROUPS BY FRACTIONAL CENTRIFUGATION.


MR. MACKENZIE INVESTIGATES GREEN CATARACTS.


HOMOLOGOUS LYOPHILIZED VEIN: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY FOR TYMPANIC CLOSURE IN DOGS.


LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE VIRUS.

LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE VIRUS.


SUBCLASSIFICATION OF PICORNAVIRUSES.

SUBCLASSIFICATION OF PICORNAVIRUSES.


PLASMA RENIN CONCENTRATION IN HUMAN HYPERTENSION. 1. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RENIN, SODIUM, AND POTASSIUM.


BLOOD TYPES IN RELATION TO DEPRESSIONS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA: A PRELIMINARY REPORT. The distribution of the ABO, A(1), D, E, C, and Kell blood types in relation to selected psychiatric diagnoses was studied in over 700 consecutive admissions to a provincial mental hospital. Predicted relationships based upon recent work in other laboratories were supported by consistent trends approaching statistical significance. In addition, blood group O was found to be significantly associated with involutional melancholia.


DAY CARE AS A SERVICE FOR ALL WHO NEED IT.


A FIVE-YEAR SURVEY OF A PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE IN A GEOGRAPHICALLY DELIMITED RURAL POPULATION GIVEN EASY ACCESS TO THIS SERVICE.


A CASE OF NARCOLEPSY WITH PSYCHOSIS (PARANOID STATE OF NARCOLEPSY).


CHANGES IN THE SEX CORRELATION DEPENDING ON THE AGE OF PARENTS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


OPINION SURVEYS--A VALUABLE TOOL.

OPINION SURVEYS--A VALUABLE TOOL.


AGGIORNAMENTO.

AGGIORNAMENTO.


A SENSITIVE SEMI-QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR AMINO-ACID ANALYSIS.


RESOLUTION OF AMINO ACIDS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


CORRELATION OF "A UNIDIMENSIONAL DEPRESSION SCALE FOR THE MMPI" WITH THE SD SCALE.


EFFECTS OF FOOD AND WATER DEPRIVATION ON THE PERFORMANCE OF A RESPONSE MOTIVATED BY ACQUIRED FEAR.


CHILDREN'S PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF THE DEGREE OF VISUAL STIMULUS DEPRIVATION AND SATIATION.


SKIN TESTING FOR TETANUS ANTITOXIN.

SKIN TESTING FOR TETANUS ANTITOXIN.


USE OF FLUORESCENT-ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE TO IDENTIFY EXPERIMENTAL HAMSTER AND RAT STRAINS OF CARIOGENIC STREPTOCOCCI.


SCHWANN-CELL ABNORMALITIES IN DIABETIC NEUROPATHY.


ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION: NATURE OF COMPLEX INITIATING DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY. Two homologous lightly coupled dinitrophenyl conjugates of poly-L-lysine of differing average molecular sizes were compared with regard to their abilities to elicit in guinea pigs specific delayed hypersensitivity skin reactions, passive cutaneous anaphylaxis, and active Arthus reactions. Equal concentrations by weight (but not equimolar concentrations) of the two conjugates elicited equally intense delayed hypersensitivity reactions and Arthus reactions, whereas equimolar concentrations (but not equal weightconcentrations) elicited equally intense passive cutaneous anaphylaxis reactions. These results suggest that delayed hypersensitivity reactions are initiated by the reaction of antigen with antibody molecules in true solution, and not by the simple bridging by antigen of a small number of antibody molecules firmly fixed to cell membrane surfaces. Whether "sensitized cells" or circulating "delayed hypersensitivity antibodies" are the specific mediators of the delayed hypersensitivity reactions is discussed.


RECOVERY OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES FROM SALMONELLA TYPHI WITH THE AID OF FREEZING AND THAWING. II. STUDY OF ELECTRON TRANSPORT REACTIONS.


STUDIES ON THE RATE OF SPERMATOGENESIS IN DROSOPHILA. EFFECTS OF X-RAYS AND STREPTONIGRIN.


THE EFFECT OF SEXCOMBLESS IN GENETIC MOSAICS OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER.


TRANSFER DISTRIBUTION OF THE DNA OF T4 PHAGE OVER ITS PROGENY.


INNATE ABILITIES, ONE OR MANY?A NEW METHOD AND SOME RESULTS.


RESEARCH IN THE ETIOLOGY OF DOWN'S SYNDROME. INTRICACIES AND PITFALLS.


DERMATOGLYPHICS IN THE HALLUCAL AREA OF THE SOLE.  A MOTHER-CHILD CORRELATION.


IS A MITE (DERMATOPHAGOIDES SP.) THE PRODUCER OF THE HOUSE-DUST ALLERGEN?


INFLUENCE OF NITROUS ACID ON 32-P-POLIOVIRUS.


THE PERSISTENCE OF ARBOVIRUSES IN DOMESTIC CHICKENS.


THE ARBOVIRUS CARRIER STATE IN TISSUE CULTURES.


PLAQUE TECHNIQUE WITH AN INFLUENZA A-2 VIRUS IN RUBBER STOPPERED BOTTLE CULTURES FROM MONKEY KIDNEY CELLS.


EFFECT OF ETHER AND CA++ ON INFECTIVITY OF POLIOVIRUS RNA.


A SMALL PLAQUE MUTANT OF JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS.


A COMPONENT SPLITTING DIISOPROPYLFLUOROPHOSPHATE IN PREPARATIONS OF SENDAI AND NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUSES AND IN A FRACTION FROM NORMAL CHORIOALLANTOIC MEMBRANE CELLS; ITS POSSIBLE IDENTITY WITH HAEMOLYSIN.


ENHANCED HAEMOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF SENDAI VIRUS AFTER TREATMENT WITH PREPARATIONS OF LYSOSOMAL ENZYMES.


THE EFFECTS OF LARGE INTRAVENOUS DOSES OF HYDROCORTISONE OR HYALURONIDASE ON THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC PATTERN OF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. A COMPARATIVE CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


CONTINUING EDUCATION--SHALL WE PROCEED?

CONTINUING EDUCATION--SHALL WE PROCEED?


THE HANDICAPPED:  A CHALLENGE TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.


WHERE DO WE STAND NOW ON COMPLETE MOUTH REHABILITATION?


THE ROLE OF ENDODONTICS IN ORAL REHABILITATION.


PERIODONTICS IN COMPLETE MOUTH REHABILITATION.


WHERE TO AVOID PITFALLS IN PERIODONTAL PROSTHETICS.


EFFECTS OF HIGH SPEED ON THE DENTAL PULP.


MELANIN.

MELANIN.


CLASS B NARCOTIC DRUGS.

CLASS B NARCOTIC DRUGS.


TEAMSTERS INSURANCE CONTRACT ALLOWANCES.


THE PROPOSED NATIONAL SCIENCE ACADEMY.

THE PROPOSED NATIONAL SCIENCE ACADEMY.


A PROBLEM IN EARLY ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT.


HISTORIAN'S REPORT.

HISTORIAN'S REPORT.


DR. FRANK CASTO DIES; FORMER ADA PRESIDENT.


NUTRITION AND EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL CARIES IN YOUNG ALBINO RATS. IV. CORRELATION BETWEEN APPEARANCE OF THE DENTAL CARIES AND PROTEIN CONTENT IN AN EXPERIMENTAL DIET.


MICROSTRUCTURE OF THE PERITUBULAR MATRIX IN HORSE DENTIN.


NUTRITION AND EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL CARIES IN YOUNG ALBINO RATS. V. EFFECT OF PROTEIN CONTENT IN EXPERIMENTAL DIET ON THE CONTENT OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN BONE AND TEETH.


THE RELATION BETWEEN METACHROMATIC GRANULES AND INTRACELLULAR CALCIFICATION OF BACTERIONEMA MATRUCHOTII.


DYNAMICAL STUDIES ON THE PROSTHETIC RESTORATION. 3. STATISTICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE PALATAL BAR. 3.


THE TIME WASTERS.

THE TIME WASTERS.


MOUTHGUARDS: AN ESSENTIAL PIECE OF EQUIPMENT.


LET FREEDOM RING.

LET FREEDOM RING.


RECALLS.

RECALLS.


WHY AN ORAL DIAGNOSIS IS NECESSARY.

WHY AN ORAL DIAGNOSIS IS NECESSARY.


TRAUMATIC (EXTRAVASATION--HEMORRHAGIC) BONE CYST OF THE MANDIBLE.


DENTAL ASSISTANT PROGRAM IS DUE FOR EXPANSION SOON.


THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: A TEST FOR GREATNESS.


COMPARATIVE POTENCY AND TOXICITY OF LIDOCAINE AND MEPIVACAINE.


WHEN TEETH DECAY.

WHEN TEETH DECAY.


PRECISE OBTURATION AND CAST DOWEL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE PULPLESS TOOTH.


DENTAL EDUCATION IN HUNGARY.

DENTAL EDUCATION IN HUNGARY.


GLOSSITIS TRAUMATICA. WAYS IN WHICH NORMALLY SHAPED, HEALTHY TEETH MAY INJURE THE TONGUE.


DENTAL CONDITIONS OF A SOUTH-EAST HUNGARIAN VILLAGE NEAR SZEGED.


CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS.

CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS.


THE IMPORTANCE OF BASIC SCIENCES TO DENTISTRY.


TAX-FREE ANNUITY?ANYONE?

TAX-FREE ANNUITY?ANYONE?


HOW TO TRANSLATE AN ANNUAL REPORT.

HOW TO TRANSLATE AN ANNUAL REPORT.


PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENCE MECHANISMS IN DENTISTRY.


YOUR PATIENTS' CHIEF COMPLAINT...YOU.

YOUR PATIENTS' CHIEF COMPLAINT...YOU.


CANADIAN MEDICARE.

CANADIAN MEDICARE.


COVERED BY "COMP"?

COVERED BY "COMP"?


DOCTORS' PENSIONS BLOCKED AGAIN (AND AGAIN).


PRECOLLECT YOUR UNPAID BILLS?

PRECOLLECT YOUR UNPAID BILLS?


ENGAGE AN ANSWERING SERVICE?

ENGAGE AN ANSWERING SERVICE?


IN EVERY DISPUTE OVER PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY, IT TAKES..... TWO TO SUE.


YOUR LAST SHOT AT GI INSURANCE.

YOUR LAST SHOT AT GI INSURANCE.


SHOULD YOU BUY AN ANNUITY?

SHOULD YOU BUY AN ANNUITY?


YOUR UNTAPPED POOL OF HELP.

YOUR UNTAPPED POOL OF HELP.


SELL HIGH---BUY BACK CHEAP?

SELL HIGH---BUY BACK CHEAP?


A COMPARISON OF HEAT-CURED TO SELF-CURED ACRYLIC RESIN.


THE AMALGAM WAR.

THE AMALGAM WAR.


A BRIEF HISTORY OF TOOTH TRANSPLANTATION.


CUSTOM MOUTH PROTECTORS FABRICATED IN FIVE MINUTES.


SIMPLIFIED MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE GENERAL DENTIST.


CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITION FORCES SOME PRACTITIONERS TO RESTRICT SCHEDULE.


UNLAWFUL PRACTICE: IS IT PREVENTABLE, OR PUNISHABLE?


DENTAL DRUGS IN ACTION.

DENTAL DRUGS IN ACTION.


THE UNDERSTANDING ASSISTANT.

THE UNDERSTANDING ASSISTANT.


THE DENTAL ASSISTANT AND DISEASE PREVENTION.


CAST GOLD POST AND CROWN RESTORATION.

CAST GOLD POST AND CROWN RESTORATION.


THE IMAGE OF YOU.

THE IMAGE OF YOU.


WE'LL ALL HAVE TO RUN TWICE AS FAST.

WE'LL ALL HAVE TO RUN TWICE AS FAST.


DENTAL DISCLOSING BUDS--STIMULATE PATIENTS TO IMPROVE HOME CARE.


GEOGRAPHIC ORAL PATHOLOGY.

GEOGRAPHIC ORAL PATHOLOGY.


MODERN DENTAL OFFICES: BEWARE OF A STORE-FRONT LOOK IN SHOPPING CENTER LOCATION.


DENTISTRY AND THE LAW.

DENTISTRY AND THE LAW.


DENTAL "HOUSE CALLS" FOR CONFINED PATIENTS.


DENTAL CLUES TO MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.

DENTAL CLUES TO MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.


NEARLY HALF OF DENTISTS WHO SMOKED HAVE QUIT CIGARETTES.


PORCELAIN UPPER TEETH AND PLASTIC LOWER TEETH REDUCE DENTURE SORE SPOTS.


GINGIVAL LESIONS--EPULIDES.

GINGIVAL LESIONS--EPULIDES.


SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS IN TREATMENT.

SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS IN TREATMENT.


THE DENTIST'S ROLE IN A HOUSE OF DETENTION.


DENTISTS, DRUGS AND PHARMACISTS.

DENTISTS, DRUGS AND PHARMACISTS.


MODERN DENTAL OFFICES: DENTIST'S OWN DESIGN, SPECIAL FEATURES BLEND EASY EFFICIENCY WITH WARMTH.


PRECAUTIONS TO TAKE IN THE DENTAL OFFICE.


CROWN AND BRIDGEWORK OR "I BELIEVE." 4.

CROWN AND BRIDGEWORK OR "I BELIEVE." 4.


AN AUTO-CURING TECHNIQUE FOR ACRYLIC CROWNS UTILISING THE DACOL HYDROFLASK.


THE NEW LANGSIDE COLLEGE, GLASGOW.

THE NEW LANGSIDE COLLEGE, GLASGOW.


REFRESH YOUR INTEREST IN... FOCAL INFECTION.


COAGULATION DISTURBANCE IN THE DOG FOLLOWING ECHIS COLORATA VENOM INOCULATION.


MECHANISM OF THROMBOCYTOPENIA IN THE DOG AND THE GUINEA PIG FOLLOWING ECHIS COLORATA VENOM INOCULATION.


DENTAL LEGISLATION LAUNCHED IN SPRINGFIELD.


SEVENTEEN DENTAL LABORATORIES ACCREDITED BY JOINT COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION OF DENTAL LABORATORIES.


MALOCCLUSION AS IT RELATES TO GENERAL HEALTH.


NEW "BATTERED CHILD" LAW COVERS DENTISTS; TAKES EFFECT JULY 1, 1965.


NEW ANIMAL USE LAWS THREATEN RESEARCHERS.


OSSEOUS SURGERY.

OSSEOUS SURGERY.


A PLEA FOR A NATIONAL POLICY AND UNIFORMITY IN LANGUAGE AND MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN THE STUDY OF MODERN MEDICINE IN THE MEDICAL COLLEGES IN INDIA.


CAPILLARY HAEMANGIOMA OF HARD PALATE. A CASE REPORT.


SUPERNUMERARY PREMOLAR BETWEEN THE MOLAR ROOTS. A CASE REPORT.


WHAT THE COURTS ARE SAYING ABOUT ANESTHESIA.


ENDEMIC FLUOROSIS. A NOTE ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS.


THE STANDARD OF CARE--THE NEW AND THE OLD.


BIOGRAPHICAL DATA OF FAMOUS CONNECTICUT DENTISTS.


MECHANISM OF ACTION OF LOCAL ANESTHETICS.


A DOZEN YEARS OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT.


THE 1965 ALFRED C. FONES AWARD.

THE 1965 ALFRED C. FONES AWARD.


PAGET'S DISEASE WITH INVOLVEMENT OF THE ORAL REGIONS.


JET INJECTIONS INTO THE ORAL MUCOSA OF RABBITS: RESULTS OF VARYING THE ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURE.


CUSTOM FIT THAT APICAL SEAL.

CUSTOM FIT THAT APICAL SEAL.


WHY THE DENTIST SHOULD WORK FOR LESS THAN THE GOING RATE.


A PLEA FOR PERSPECTIVE ON DENTAL CARE PLANS.


WHAT, WHY, AND HOW OF THE DENTAL SERVICE CORPORATION.


NEEDED: AN ORGANIZATION FOR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH.


RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DENTIST IN REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES.


AGING: THE ENIGMA OF HUMANITY.

AGING: THE ENIGMA OF HUMANITY.


RECENT REVISIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE KENTUCKY DENTAL PRACTICE ACT.


FITTING LOWER DENTURE CAUSES PROBLEM.

FITTING LOWER DENTURE CAUSES PROBLEM.


A REVIEW OF RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PERIODONTICS AND ENDODONTICS.


CLINICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WEARING SILASTIC 390 SOFT LINER.


ANTI-FLUORIDATION CHARGES REFUTED.

ANTI-FLUORIDATION CHARGES REFUTED.


THE STATUS OF PROFESSION-CRAFT RELATIONS IN DENTISTRY.


SOME BASICS OF PREPAYMENT.

SOME BASICS OF PREPAYMENT.


ACQUIRED MESIO-OCCLUSION IN THE ADULT.

ACQUIRED MESIO-OCCLUSION IN THE ADULT.


PSYCHOLOGY IN DENTAL PRACTICE.

PSYCHOLOGY IN DENTAL PRACTICE.


PUBLIC RELATIONS PROJECT REPORT: A DENTAL T.V. SERIES.


YOUR STATE BOARD.

YOUR STATE BOARD.


THE CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF DEEP CLASS I CAVITIES IN INCISORS.


ODONTAL PROSTHESES ARE THERAPEUTIC MEANS--NOT ENDS.


PREVENTIVE PROSTHODONTICS.

PREVENTIVE PROSTHODONTICS.


PROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC ATTITUDES ON CHILDREN'S DENTAL CARE IN ONTARIO.


A MODERATE LOOKS AT PREPAID DENTISTRY.

A MODERATE LOOKS AT PREPAID DENTISTRY.


REPORT ON: A MEDICAL MISSION TO ALGERIA.


A MODIFIED POST TECHNIQUE FOR GROSSLY INVOLVED ANTERIORS AND BICUSPIDS. I.


DENTAL CARE OF THE HEMOPHILIAC.

DENTAL CARE OF THE HEMOPHILIAC.


RESOLUTION OF COMMON ENDODONTIC PROBLEMS.


PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE DENTIST AND DENTISTRY.


A PROFILE OF DENTAL MANPOWER IN CALIFORNIA.


THE FUTURE OF DENTAL PRACTICE.

THE FUTURE OF DENTAL PRACTICE.


THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR GOLD FOIL IN RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY.


POWDERED GOLD FOR THE CLASS 3 RESTORATION.


THE IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.

THE IMAGE OF DENTISTRY.


LABORATORY PERFORMANCE OF AN AGING 20 PER CENT STANNOUS FLUORIDE SOLUTION.


PROPERTIES OF SILICATE CEMENTS MIXED BY HAND AND MECHANICAL MEANS.


THE CHEMICAL CONTROL OF THE RELEASE OF CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND AMINO  ACIDS FROM HUMAN DENTAL ENAMEL.


THE ACUTELY INVOLVED ANTERIOR TOOTH.

THE ACUTELY INVOLVED ANTERIOR TOOTH.


PROFUSE HEMORRHAGE FROM BROKEN KNIFE BLADE.


THE IMPORTANCE OF DEBRIDEMENT IN ENDODONTIC THERAPY.


EMPIRICAL OR RATIONAL TREATMENT OF ODONTALGIA?


THE MATRIX CELL AND HISTOGENESIS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


GRADUATE TEACHING IN EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY.


NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY. A PARTIAL REVIEW OF THE RECORD (1865-1965) PREPARED FOR THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY.


THE INFORMATION SOURCES OF MINNESOTA DENTISTS.


HISTORY TAKING AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN DENTISTRY.


FARGO-MOORHEAD DENTAL SURVEY--1964.

FARGO-MOORHEAD DENTAL SURVEY--1964.


PERSONAL ORAL HYGIENE--ONE MAN'S WAY OF LIFE.


LABORATORY PRESCRIPTIONS.

LABORATORY PRESCRIPTIONS.


LICENSURE FOR DENTAL LABORATORIES IS NOT NECESSARY.


MINNESOTA MAA PROGRAM.

MINNESOTA MAA PROGRAM.


NITROUS OXIDE.

NITROUS OXIDE.


INTRAOSSEOUS ANESTHESIA.

INTRAOSSEOUS ANESTHESIA.


HEMANGIOMAS OF THE MANDIBLE AND MAXILLA.


DILANTIN, (DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN): ITS EFFECTS ON THE GINGIVAL TISSUE.


THE TONGUE AS AN EMERGENCY SITE FOR INJECTION.


POURING IMPRESSIONS WITHOUT BOXING.

POURING IMPRESSIONS WITHOUT BOXING.


THE COMPOSITION OF CALCIFIED DENTAL TISSUES.


PUBLIC HEALTH: CYTOGENETICS LABORATORY SERVICES.


DRUG ACTIONS.

DRUG ACTIONS.


SALARIES AND SICK PAY.

SALARIES AND SICK PAY.


FIBROUS DYSPLASIA.

FIBROUS DYSPLASIA.


PENSIONS AND TAX SAVINGS. II.

PENSIONS AND TAX SAVINGS. II.


INVESTMENT ADVICE-FROM WHERE?

INVESTMENT ADVICE-FROM WHERE?


AN OFFICE BUILDING FOR EIGHT DENTISTS WITH INDIVIDUAL SUITES.


SEDATIVE SUMMARY.

SEDATIVE SUMMARY.


DENTAL FACILITIES EXPANDING AT PITT.

DENTAL FACILITIES EXPANDING AT PITT.


WHAT ABOUT HOLIDAYS?

WHAT ABOUT HOLIDAYS?


PLANNING A BASIC PORTFOLIO BUILD ON---QUALITY STOCKS.


STEP UP AND BE COUNTED. WHAT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY IN A GREAT CAMPAIGN TO SUPPORT DENTAL EDUCATION?


VITAMINS B AND C.

VITAMINS B AND C.


ORAL SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE GERIATRIC PATIENT.


NEW METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF TUMOURS BY MEANS OF RADIOACTIVE INDICATORS.


THE COMPLETE EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL-CHILDREN: METHODS, RESULTS AND SUGGESTIONS.


(TWO NEW ILLUMINATING INSTRUMENTS FOR SURGERY OF THE THORACIC, THORACOLUMBAR AND LUMBAR SYMPATHETIC CHAINS.)


PORPHYRIN, PORFOBILINOGEN AND AMINO KETONE LEVELS IN TUMOUR TISSUE.


THE RADIOGRAPHIC STRUCTURE OF THE HUMAN MANDIBLE.


THE PREVENTION OF CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS.


PROPOSED STATISTICAL METHOD FOR BODY GROWTH ESTIMATIONS.


INTRA-HEPATIC LOCALISATION OF P-32-LABELLED PARTICLES ADMINISTERED BY ENDOPORTAL AND INTRA-SPLENIC INJECTION.


TRANSCRICOTHYROID INJECTION (DIRECT ENDOTRACHEAL TRANSLARYNGEAL SUBGLOTTIC PUNCTURE).


VIREMIA IN FRIEND MURINE LEUKEMIA: THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM.


THE HISTOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF THE PERIODONTIUM AS RELATED TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE. RECENT FINDINGS.


THE DENTAL OPERATORY OF THE FUTURE.

THE DENTAL OPERATORY OF THE FUTURE.


THE INCORPORATION OF P-32 INTO THE BRAIN LESIONED AT AN EARLY POSTNATAL PERIOD. (PRELIMINARY REPORT).


CONTRACTILITY OF THE ISOLATED RAT FUNDUS STRIP PREPARATION AND SOME FACTORS AFFECTING IT.


EXPERIMENTAL KERATO-CONJUNCTIVITIS OF THE GUINEA-PIG BY ENTEROBACTERIA.


URGENT FIELD MEASURES IN CASES OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY AND CIRCULATORY DISORDERS.


IMMUNODIFFUSION STUDIES IN HUMAN SCHISTOSOMIASIS MANSONI. I. HEPATOINTESTINAL AND HEPATOSPLENIC FORMS.


PNEUMOCYSTIS PNEUMONIA IN THE ADULT. REPORT OF CASE ASSOCIATED WITH CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


PREPARATION OF MICROSCOPICAL SLIDES TO SIMPLIFY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE SEROLOGICAL TITRATIONS.


THE ANEMIA OF KALA-AZAR.

THE ANEMIA OF KALA-AZAR.


EXTRACTION OF TEETH IN PRESENCE OF INFECTION.


THE TRANSPLANTATION OF OVARIES BETWEEN GENETICALLY STERILE AND WILD TYPE DROSOPHILIA MELANOGASTER.


THE DEVELOPMENTAL RATE AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF SNAIL EGGS AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURES.


ORBITAL PHLEBOGRAPHY. ITS VALUE FOR THE AETIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF UNILATERAL EXOPHTHALMOS.


THE USE OF 20 PER CENT MANNITOL IN NEUROSURGERY AND NEUROLOGICAL EMERGENCIES.


GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF HEALING TIME IN FRACTURE OF THE SHAFT OF THE TIBIA.


MINERAL METABOLISM IN PRIMARY BONE TUMORS STUDIED BY EXTERNAL COUNTING OF 85 SR.


ARTHROGRAPHY AND MANIPULATION IN RIGIDITY OF THE SHOULDER JOINT.


TREATMENT OF RIGID SHOULDERS BY JOINT DISTENSION DURING ARTHROGRAPHY.


EXPERIENCE OF ARTHROPLASTY OF THE ELBOW.


PREDICTION OF AVASCULAR NECROSIS FOLLOWING CERVICAL FRACTURE OF THE FEMUR BASED ON CLEARANCE OF RADIOACTIVE IODINE FROM THE HEAD OF THE FEMUR.


THE VOSS OPERATION IN OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP.


LATE RESULTS OF PERTHES' DISEASE.

LATE RESULTS OF PERTHES' DISEASE.


THE EFFECT OF CRUSH INJURY TO THE SKIN ON HEALING OF FRACTURE OF THE SHAFT OF THE TIBIA IN DOGS.


EXTERNAL COUNTING OF 85SR AND 47 CA IN LOCALIZED BONE INFECTIONS.


FRACTURE OF THE SHAFT OF THE TIBIA. INCIDENCE OF COMPLICATIONS AS A FUNCTION OF AGE AND SEX.


SOME FEATURES OF MB. BECHTEREW BY X-RAY EXAMINATION.


ISOTOPE STUDIES OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF JECTOFER IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND IN HEALTH SUBJECTS.


WHOLE-BLOOD CONCENTRATIONS OF COPPER AND ZINC IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS STUDIED BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.


INDOMETHACIN: A NEW ANTI-RHEUMATIC DRUG.


THE ANTIRHEUMATIC EFFECT OF INDOMETHACIN.


SYNOVIAL LINING CELLS AND PLASMA CELLS IN THE SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE IN CASES OF CLASSIC RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. A STUDY BASED PARTLY ON HISTOLOGICAL SECTIONS STAINED BY THE METHYL GREEN-PYRONINE METHOD.


A SURVEY OF FOUR HUNDRED AND SIX CASES OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


PHENYLAZOPYRIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE POISONING. REPORT OF CASE AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


ATELECTASIS, EMPHYSEMA, AND HEART DISEASES. A PATTERN OF LEFT LUNG DISEASE IN INFANTS ASSOCIATED WITH LEFT-TO-RIGHT SHUNT.


AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF INFANTS.

AMINO ACID REQUIREMENTS OF INFANTS.


DIENCEPHALIC NEOPLASMS.

DIENCEPHALIC NEOPLASMS.


ASTHMA AS A LETHAL DISEASE.

ASTHMA AS A LETHAL DISEASE.


EMPYEMA DUE TO HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


RECENT RESULTS WITH SUTURELESS WOUND CLOSURE IN CHILDREN.


SEPTICEMIA IN PREMATURE INFANTS. THE CHARACTERISTICS, TREATMENT, AND PREVENTION OF SEPTICEMIA IN PREMATURE INFANTS.


FOUR COMMON EYE SIGNS IN MONGOLISM.

FOUR COMMON EYE SIGNS IN MONGOLISM.


DEATH FROM ASTHMA IN CHILDREN.

DEATH FROM ASTHMA IN CHILDREN.


ATAXIA-TELANGIECTASIA. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS AND REPORT OF EIGHT CASES.


HEREDITY OF ATAXIA-TELANGIECTASIA (LOUIS-BAR SYNDROME).


IMMUNOLOGIC INCOMPETENCE IN ATAXIA-TELANGIECTASIA.


CORTICOSTEROID METABOLISM IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


QUANTITATIVE MICRODETERMINATION OF ENZYMES IN SWEAT GLAND. IV. PHOSPHATIDIC ACID CYCLE IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


RADIOLOGICAL CASE OF THE MONTH.

RADIOLOGICAL CASE OF THE MONTH.


HISTOPLASMA CAPSULATUM AND ATYPICAL MYCOBACTERIUM. CASE REPORT OF COMBINED INFECTION.


FUSOBACTERIUM BACTEREMIA IN THE NEWBORN.


ENCEPHALOPATHY, HEPATITIS AND FAT ACCUMULATION IN VISCERA.


PATHOGENESIS OF OROTIC ACID-INDUCED FATTY CHANGE IN THE RAT LIVER: LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES.


TISSUE CULTURE STUDIES OF GLIOMAS. I. INTRANUCLEAR INCLUSIONS IN GLIAL CELLS.


THE CELLULAR PATHOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION. I. HYPERPLASTIC ARTERIOLARSCLEROSIS.


PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN SKIN AND SKELETAL MUSCLE FOLLOWING ALTERNATING CURRENT AND CAPACITOR DISCHARGE.


EXPERIMENTAL AMYLOIDOSIS: STUDIES WITH A MODIFIED CASEIN METHOD, CASEIN HYDROLYSATE AND GELATIN.


CORNEAL STROMAL REACTIONS IN RABBITS FOLLOWING INJECTION OF HYPERLIPEMIC AND OF DELIPIDIZED HOMOLOGOUS SERUM.


A HYPERACUTE FORM OF ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS.


INJECTION TREATMENT WITH EMULSIFIED MOLD ALLERGENS.


THE TWILIGHT ZONE OF ALLERGY.

THE TWILIGHT ZONE OF ALLERGY.


IMMUNOLOGIC DEFICIENCY IN PSORIATIC PATIENTS RECEIVING CYTOTOXIC DRUGS: THE SECONDARY RESPONSE.


BRONCHIAL ASTHMA DUE TO SOYBEAN ALLERGY: REPORT OF A CASE WITH AUDIOVISUAL DOCUMENTATION.


HISTOGENESIS OF THE HEPATIC LESION IN PRIMARY HEMOCHROMATOSIS: WITH CONSIDERATION OF THE PSEUDO-IRON DEFICIENT STATE PRODUCED BY PHLEBOTOMIES.


DEXAMETHASONE NASAL AEROSOL IN NASAL POLYPS AND HYPERTROPHIC ALLERGIC RHINITIS: A CLINICAL AND CONTROLLED EVALUATION.


FROTHY SALIVA DUE TO FOOD ALLERGY.

FROTHY SALIVA DUE TO FOOD ALLERGY.


ALLERGY'S WIDENING HORIZON.

ALLERGY'S WIDENING HORIZON.


II. ALLERGIC SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA TREATMENT AND RESULTS.


3. DUET: ALLERGY AND OTOLOGY.

3. DUET: ALLERGY AND OTOLOGY.