ERRORS INVOLVED IN RADIOLOGICAL HEART VOLUME DETERMINATION BY THE ELLIPSOID-APPROXIMATION TECHNIQUE.


EXPERIENCE WITH HYDROGEN AS AN INDICATOR OF LEFT-TO-RIGHT SHUNTS.


SIR FRANCIS FRASER.

SIR FRANCIS FRASER.


POST-OPERATIVE HAEMORRHAGE AND RELATED ABNORMALITIES OF BLOOD COAGULATION IN CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.


SIR HENRY SOUTTAR.

SIR HENRY SOUTTAR.


VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION IN MYXOEDEMA HEART DISEASE WITH SPONTANEOUS REVERSION.


FIEDLER'S MYOCARDITIS.

FIEDLER'S MYOCARDITIS.


CRYPTOCOCCOSIS OF THE HEART.

CRYPTOCOCCOSIS OF THE HEART.


INTRACARDIAC METASTASIS FROM TESTICULAR TERATOMA.


THE AFRICAN LYMPHOMA (BURKITT TUMOUR): SURVIVALS EXCEEDING TWO YEARS.


THE BEHAVIOUR AND MORPHOLOGY OF A SECOND TISSUE CULTURE STRAIN (EB2) OF LYMPHOBLASTS FROM BURKITT'S LYMPHOMA.


THYROID HORMONE AS A PROPHYLACTIC AGENT FOLLOWING RADICAL TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER.


THE EFFECTS UPON HAEMOPOIESIS OF PROLONGED INTRAARTERIAL INFUSIONS OF METHOTREXATE COMBINED WITH THE INTERMITTENT ADMINISTRATION OF FOLINIC ACID: WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE PLASMA LEVELS AND URINARY EXCRETION OF METHOTREXATE.


SERUM ENZYME ACTIVITY DURING RADIOTHERAPY OF MALIGNANT TUMOURS.


OXYGEN TENSION IN HUMAN MALIGNANT DISEASE UNDER HYPERBARIC CONDITIONS.


STUDY OF VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLES IN MALE MICE CARRYING MAMMARY TUMOUR AGENT.


THE EFFECTS OF ANDROGENS ON INDUCED MAMMARY TUMOURS IN RATS.


SECONDARY MALIGNANT DISEASE OF BONE.

SECONDARY MALIGNANT DISEASE OF BONE.


THE TOTAL MASTECTOMY AND SUBSEQUENT REPLACEMENT OF BREASTS IN THE MOUSE.


THE CHEMICAL INDUCTION OF BREAST TUMOURS IN C57BL, IF AND F1, HYBRID (C57BL X IF) BREAST TISSUE TRANSPLANTED INTO BREAST-FREE F1 HYBRID (C57BL X IF) HOSTS.


INHIBITION OF LANDSCHUETZ ASCITES TUMOUR GROWTH BY METAL CHELATES DERIVED FROM 3,4,7,8-TETRAMETHYL-1,10-PHENANTHROLINE.


BREAST CANCER FOLLOWING MULTIPLE FLUOROSCOPIES.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECTS OF TUMOURS ON THE PERCHLORIC ACID SOLUBLE PROTEINS OF THE RAT.


THE CALCIFYING EPITHELIAL ODONTOGENIC TUMOUR: REPORT OF A CASE AND A STUDY OF ITS HISTOGENESIS.


CANCER OF THE MALE BREAST.

CANCER OF THE MALE BREAST.


INTRANUCLEAR CHANGES IN RAT LIVER DURING THE EARLY STAGES OF FEEDING THE HEPATOCARCINOGENS THIO-ACETAMIDE AND 4-DIMETHYLAMINOAZBENZENE.


ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND MALIGNANT DISEASE.

ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND MALIGNANT DISEASE.


HYPNOTIC INDUCTION BY STIMULATION OF EMOTIONAL REACTIONS OF THE STABILIZING TYPE.


HYPNOTHERAPY: NOT MERELY A TREATMENT, MORE A WAY OF LIFE.


HYPNOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY ASSESSED IN A GROUP OF PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENICS.


HYPNOSIS IN PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE. AN OUTLINE IS PRESENTED OF THE VALUES AND USES OF HYPNOSIS, TOGETHER WITH SOME OF ITS LIMITATIONS.


SOME NEWER IDEAS AND CONCEPTS OF ALCOHOLISM AND THE USE OF HYPNOSIS.


STRESS AND HYPNOSIS: HYPNOSIS THERAPY IN THE CASE OF ORGANOGENIC AND PSYCHOGENIC DISTURBANCES OF ADOLESCENTS. 1.


THE ROLE OF DENTISTRY IN PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS.


GENERAL ANESTHESIA TRAINING FOR DENTISTS.


INCOME TAX INEQUALITIES.

INCOME TAX INEQUALITIES.


THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT, THE DENTAL HOUSE STAFF AND THE DENTAL PATIENT.


OUTPATIENT PROCEDURE.

OUTPATIENT PROCEDURE.


DENTIST IN THE OPERATING ROOM SUITE.

DENTIST IN THE OPERATING ROOM SUITE.


COMMONLY USED HOSPITAL ABBREVIATIONS.

COMMONLY USED HOSPITAL ABBREVIATIONS.


INPATIENT PROCEDURE.

INPATIENT PROCEDURE.


A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF SELECTED CYTOTOXIC AGENTS ON ALLOGENEIC SKIN GRAFT SURVIVAL IN RATS.


DWARFISM IN THE AMISH. II. CARTILAGE-HAIR HYPOPLASIA.


VITAMIN B12 ABSORPTION IN DOGS AS MEASURED BY THE ISOLATED INTESTINAL LOOP TECHNIQUE.


CONVERSION OF SERUM CHOLESTEROL LEVELS FROM THE BLOOR TO THE ZAK SCALES.


THE ANALYSIS OF RAGE REACTION IN A CASE OF CORONARY THROMBOSIS.


BENJAMIN RUSH'S MEDICAL USE OF THE MORAL FACULTY.


PSYCHIATRIC CASUALTIES FROM OVERSEAS PEACE CORPS SERVICE.


RARE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS OF THE MENINGER FOUNDATION: WITCHES AND WITCHCRAFT.


MANAGEMENT OF OFFICE EMERGENCIES.

MANAGEMENT OF OFFICE EMERGENCIES.


"NEW DISEASES" IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.


PROBLEMS IN VENEREAL DISEASE CONTROL AS SEEN BY A MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.


THE WILLIAM OSLER MEDAL ESSAY: PRIMITIVE MEDICINE IN HAITI.


PROBLEMS IN VENEREAL DISEASE CONTROL AS SEEN BY A PRIVATE PRACTITIONER.


PROBLEMS IN VENEREAL DISEASE CONTROL AS SEEN BY A PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE.


CHILDREN OF SORROW. A HISTORY OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED IN KANSAS.


LATHAM ON THE ETIOLOGY OF PLAGUE, 1900.

LATHAM ON THE ETIOLOGY OF PLAGUE, 1900.


ABNORMAL LEFT AXIS DEVIATION.

ABNORMAL LEFT AXIS DEVIATION.


RECOMMENDED QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM SALARIES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH PERSONNEL IN CANADA (FIFTH REVISION).


LETTER OF THE FIRST CENTURY A.D. OF PHARMACOLOGIC INTEREST.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC PATTERN FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE DEGREE AND TYPE OF LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY. CORRELATION OF HAEMODYNAMIC STATE TO ELECTROCARDIOGRAM AT REST AND DURING WORK.


CONCEALED EXTRASYSTOLES AND THE RULE OF BIGEMINY.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. IV. INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDING.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. VII. THE SEPARATION OF META- AND PARADERIVATIVES OF BENZENE.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. VI. TAUTOMERISM AND INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDING IN THE SAME MOLECULE. O-NITROSOPHENOLS.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. 8. HYPERCONJUGATION.


A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SEPARATIONS OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES BY COUNTER-CURRENT DISTRIBUTION.


THE PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF OESTROGENS.

THE PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF OESTROGENS.


FURNISHING A LABORATORY FOR PAPER AND THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


PROTEIN MOBILITIES AND ION BINDING CONSTANTS EVALUATED BY ZONE ELECTROPHORESIS.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. I. TANKLESS OR FLAT-BED CHROMATOGRAPHY. A METHOD FOR THE ACCURATE DETERMINATION OF RM VALUES.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. II. THE CHROMATOGRAPHY OF PHENOLS, ALKOXYPHENOLS, COUMARANOLS AND CHROMANOLS. THE USE OF GROUP AND ATOMIC DELTA RM VALUES. STERIC AND ELECTRONIC EFFECTS IN CHROMATOGRAPHY.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE. 3. THE CORRELATION OF COMPLEX AND SIMPLE MOLECULES. THE CALCULATION OF RM VALUES FOR TOCOPHEROLS, VITAMIN K, UBIQUINONES AND UBICHROMENOLS FROM RM(PHENOL). EFFECTS OF UNSATURATION AND CHAIN BRANCHING.


PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA AND HEPATIC COMA IN THE HORSE.


BOVINE ENTERIC CYTOPATHOGENIC VIRUSES. I. CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE PROTOTYPE STRAINS.


ROLE OF THE VETERINARIAN IN MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH.


STUDIES ON THE HEMATOLOGY OF RABBITS INFECTED WITH LAPINIZED AND CAPRINIZED  STRAINS OF RINDERPEST VIRUS.


A TECHNIC FOR PERMANENT CANNULATION OF THE CAROTID ARTERY OF SHEEP AND GOATS.


ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE AND GLYCOGEN IN THE UDDER AND LIVER OF GOATS WITH MASTITIS DUE TO CORYNEBACTERIUM PYOGENES.


A STUDY OF THE VARIABLES INFLUENCING ARTIFICIAL INFECTIONS WITH HAEMONCHUS CONTORTUS.


A STUDY OF INACTIVATED DISTEMPER VIRUS IN THE DOG.


A BRIEF REPORT OF A METHOD FOR PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF EAE ANTIGEN.


LEUKEMOID REACTION RESEMBLING MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA IN A DOG. FAILURE OF THE LEUKOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE TEST TO AID IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


PATHOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL LEPTOSPIRA PAMONA INFECTION IN HAMSTERS.


ALLOXAN AND HYPERSENSITIVITY. II. EFFECT OF ALLOXAN ON HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS IN THE MOUSE, RAT, AND GUINEA PIG.


THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF STUTTERING.

THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF STUTTERING.


PHYSIOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF ERYSIPELAS IN PIGS.


IN VITRO SENSITIVITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TO SULFONAMIDES.


THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF THE COLLEGE STUDENT.


THERAPY OF HOMOSEXUALITY.

THERAPY OF HOMOSEXUALITY.


HYPNOTIC STUDIES OF PATIENTS WITH CONVULSIONS.


PSYCHOTHERAPY OF SCHIZOPHRENIC REACTIONS.


DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ISOLATION THERAPY OF BEHAVIOR DISORDERS OF CHILDREN.


CHILDREN OF THE KIBBUTZ: CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS.


THE THERAPY OF ADOLESCENT OFFENDERS.

THE THERAPY OF ADOLESCENT OFFENDERS.


MODEL AND GOAL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

MODEL AND GOAL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


COMMUNITY THERAPY OF CHILD DELINQUENTS.

COMMUNITY THERAPY OF CHILD DELINQUENTS.


THE ART OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.

THE ART OF PSYCHOTHERAPY.


FAMILY DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY.

FAMILY DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY.


PSYCHOTHERAPY OF FAMILIES OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS.


GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY IN CHILD GUIDANCE CLINICS.


GROUP THERAPY AS PRIMARY TREATMENT IN AN OUTPATIENT SETTING.


GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH THE ALCOHOLIC.

GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH THE ALCOHOLIC.


PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY.


A PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS WARD.

A PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS WARD.


THE STATE HOSPITAL CONSULTANT TEAM AS AN EDUCATIONAL INSTRUMENT.


AN ORGANIZATION OF EX-PATIENTS FOR FOLLOW-UP THERAPY.


PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION AND RIGHT OF PRIVACY IN DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY.


RESEARCH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

RESEARCH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THE CONFRONTATION TECHNIQUE.

THE CONFRONTATION TECHNIQUE.


FREE-OPERANT CONDITIONING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY.


PRESENT TRENDS IN PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPY.


EXISTENTIAL THEORY AND THERAPY.

EXISTENTIAL THEORY AND THERAPY.


PHARMACOTHERAPY IN CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOR DISORDERS.


INTERCURRENT FACTORS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

INTERCURRENT FACTORS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


PROGRESSIVE LEUCOTOMY.

PROGRESSIVE LEUCOTOMY.


PHARMACOLOGIC FACILITATION OF PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPY.


A SORT OF DENTISTRY--ON THE RIVER KWAI.

A SORT OF DENTISTRY--ON THE RIVER KWAI.


FORWARD OSTEOTOMY AND BONE GRAFT.

FORWARD OSTEOTOMY AND BONE GRAFT.


RESEARCH AND THE PRACTITIONER.

RESEARCH AND THE PRACTITIONER.


TECHNICIANS SHOW THEIR TEETH.

TECHNICIANS SHOW THEIR TEETH.


ORAL LESIONS DUE TO DRUG THERAPY.

ORAL LESIONS DUE TO DRUG THERAPY.


OCCLUSION AND THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT.


ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATASE OF LIVER MITOCHONDRIA IN VIRUS HEPATITIS OF MICE.


PLASMA ALKALINE PHOSPHATASES IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL TERMINAL PREGNANCY.


MULTIPLE FORMS OF SERUM AND LIVER ESTERASES IN THE NORMAL STATE AND IN CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER.


A COMPARISON OF DESOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) AND DNA TRANSFORMING ENZYMES WITH MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN EXPERIMENTAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


URINARY LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY. DETERMINATION OF THE URINARY LDH ISOZYME PATTERN AS A SUPPLEMENT TO THE MEASUREMENT OF TOTAL URINARY LDH ACTIVITY.


ISOLATI N AND ENZYMIC PROPERTIES OF THE MIDPIECE OF BULL SPERMATOZOA.


CONTINUOUS FORMATION OF PLASMA CELLS IN LONG-TERM CULTURES OF SPLEEN.


MEASUREMENTS OF ALLIUM CEPA CHROMOSOMES.


QUANTITATIVE CYTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON INTERPHASE GROWTH. I. DETERMINATION OF DNA, RNA AND MASS CONTENT OF AGE DETERMINED MOUSE FIBROBLASTS IN VITRO AND OF INTERCELLULAR VARIATION IN GENERATION TIME.


PRETREATMENT WITH ENZYMES ON EXPLANT OUTGROWTH IN VITRO.


THE ORIGIN OF THE BLASTEMAL CELLS IN DUGESIA TIGRINA.


STRUCTURAL STABILIZATION OF THE MITOTIC APPARATUS BY HEAVY WATER, IN THE CLEAVING EGGS OF ARBACIA PUNCTULATA; INCREASED RESISTANCE TO PRESSURE-INDUCED DISORGANIZATION.


THE PATTERN OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN SHORT-TERM LEUKOCYTE CULTURES OF PROTEMNODON BICOLOR.


RADIOAUTOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR RNA IN MOUSE CELLS REVEALING THREE POOLS WITH DIFFERENT TURNOVER TIMES.


PREVENTION OF PYCNOSIS IN RAT THYMOCYTES.


RATES OF SYNTHESIS OF ACID PHOSPHATASES IN NUCLEATE AND ENUCLEATE ACETABULARIA FRAGMENTS.


GRANULOCYTE INHIBITION OF HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE GROWTH IN VITRO.


INCORPORATION OF EXOGENOUS RNA INTO NELSON'S ASCITES CELLS IN VITRO.


THE ANOMALOUS POTASSIUM REQUIREMENT OF AMINO ACID INCORPORATING SYSTEMS FROM SEA URCHIN EGGS.


GROWTH OF TISSUE CULTURE ON CROSS-LINKED GELATIN.


A NOTE ON INHIBITION OF THE EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOUR GROWTH WITH HISTONES.


SITE OF MEMBRANE GROWTH DURING CLEAVAGE OF AMPHIBIAN EPITHELIAL CELLS.


CHANGES INDUCED IN THE FIRST POST-IRRADIATION GENERATION CYCLE OF HUMAN CELLS STUDIES BY DOUBLE LABELING.


EVIDENCE FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF THE "DIVISION PROTEIN" IN TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.


DENSE GRANULES IN NUCLEOLI OF WALKER 256 CARCINOSARCOMA CELLS OF THE RAT.


THE DRIVER'S REFERENCE POINT AS A FUNCTION OF VEHICLE TYPE, DIRECTION AND RADIUS OF TURN.


DETECTION OF VEHICLE VELOCITY CHANGES DURING EXPRESSWAY DRIVING.


AN INVESTIGATION OF AUTOMOBILE HANDLING AS IMPLEMENTED BY A VARIABLE-STEERING AUTOMOBILE.


FOLLOWING DISTANCE ON THE HIGHWAY RELATED TO SPEED, TRIP DURATION, TRAFFIC, AND ILLUMINATION.


A NEW METHOD OF EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON DRIVER PERFORMANCE.


THE EFFICIENCY OF TWO DIMENSIONAL TRAFFIC MARKERS IN REFERRING COMMMANDS.


THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CURVED SURFACE TRAFFIC MARKERS.


PREDICTING ATTENTION-GAINING CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SIGNS: MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE.


A DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF THE DRIVING TASK.


SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OF DRIVING SIMULATION.

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OF DRIVING SIMULATION.


THE PSYCHOMETRIC PREDICTION OF PROBLEM DRIVERS.


COMMENT ON "RELATIVE CONTROLLABILITY OF DISSIMILAR CARS" BY P. L. OLSON AND R. A. WACHSLER.


A DECADE OF VOLUNTEER SERVICES: HISTORY AND SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE.


ETHNIC IDENTIFICATION OF HOSPITALIZED JEWISH PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY.


SUICIDE PREVENTION AND SOCIAL CLUBS.

SUICIDE PREVENTION AND SOCIAL CLUBS.


FRUSTRATION AND PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN INSTITUTIONALIZED DELINQUENT AND NON-DELINQUENT BOYS.


THE PSYCHIATRIST AND THE UNWED MOTHER.

THE PSYCHIATRIST AND THE UNWED MOTHER.


PSYCHIATRIC LABELLING: ROLE ASSIGNMENT BASED ON THE PROJECTIVE TEST PERFORMANCE OF IN-MIGRANTS.


AGING, CULTURE AND AFFECT: PREDISPOSING FACTORS.


THE PREVENTION OF RELAPSE OF CHRONIC MENTAL PATIENTS.


IMPACT OF UNDERGRADUATE VOLUNTEERS ON THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OF CHRONIC PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS.


MECHANISMS FOR THE TRANSFER OF INFORMATION ALONG THE VISUAL PATHWAYS.


ION FLUXES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


THE BEHAVIOR OF ADULT MAMMALIAN BRAIN CELLS IN CULTURE.


INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM  NEUROPSYCHIATRY.


NEUROLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE CONTROL OF THE APPETITE.


THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF A PRIMARY SENSORY CORTEX: ANALYSIS OF EEG WAVES.


SOME BIOSYNTHETIC ACTIVITIES OF CENTRAL NERVOUS TISSUE.


FEEDBACK AND NOISE-SIGNAL DETECTION AT THREE PERFORMANCE LEVELS.


AUDITORY MASKING IN THE RAT.

AUDITORY MASKING IN THE RAT.


SOME EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE DC RESTING POTENTIALS IN THE GUINEA-PIG COCHLEA.


SOUND-POWER PRODUCTION IN WIND INSTRUMENTS.


GAP BETWEEN GOOD ACOUSTICS FOR SPEECH AND FOR MUSIC.


HEARING-LOSS TREND CURVES AND THE DAMAGE-RISK CRITERION IN DIESEL-ENGINEROOM PERSONNEL.


THE DITERPENE ALKALOIDS. CORRELATION OF THE ATISINE AND GARRYA SERIES OF ALKALOIDS.


THE DITERPENE ALKALOIDS. FURTHER STUDIES OF ATISINE CHEMISTRY.


THE DITERPENE ALKALOIDS. THE STRUCTURE OF ATIDINE.


INTERACTIONS OF BOVINE CASEINS WITH DIVALENT CATIONS.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF THE KINETICS OF THE PEPSIN-CATALYZED HYDROLYSIS OF CERTAIN DIPEPTIDE SUBSTRATES.


EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, SUBSTRATE, AND ACTIVATING CATIONS ON THE CONFORMATIONS OF PYRUVATE KINASE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.


THE STRUCTURES OF AFLATOXINS B AND G.

THE STRUCTURES OF AFLATOXINS B AND G.


HEAT OF TRANSITION OF RIBONUCLEASE A.

HEAT OF TRANSITION OF RIBONUCLEASE A.


EVIDENCE FOR A PERMANENT DIPOLE MOMENT IN HEMOGLOBIN FROM KERR EFFECT OPTICAL DISPERSION.


TETRACYCLINES. V. A TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF 6-DEOXY-6-DEMETHYLTETRACYCLINE.


4-DEAMIDO-OXYTOCIN, AN ANALOG OF THE  HORMONE CONTAINING GLUTAMIC ACID IN PLACE OF GLUTAMINE.


ANALYSIS OF PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF CYSTEINE AND HISTIDINE AND DERIVATIVES. CONFORMATIONAL EQUILIBRIA.


INCLUSION COMPOUNDS. XVII. CATALYSIS OF DECARBOXYLATION BY CYCLODEXTRINS. A MODEL REACTION FOR THE MECHANISM OF ENZYMES.


VINYL ETHER HYDROLYSIS. THE FACILE GENERAL ACID CATALYZED CONVERSION OF 2-ETHOXY-1-CYCLOPENTENE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID TO CYCLOPENTANONE.


INCLUSION COMPOUNDS. 18. THE CATALYSIS OF THE FISSION OF PYROPHOSPHATES BY CYCLODEXTRIN. A MODEL REACTION FOR THE MECHANISM OF ENZYMES.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF BERBERASTINE.

BIOSYNTHESIS OF BERBERASTINE.


A HIGHLY REACTIVE COLORED REAGENT WITH SELECTIVITY FOR THE TRYPTOPHAN RESIDUE IN PROTEINS. 2-HYDROXY-5-NITROBENZYL BROMIDE.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PSICOFURANINE.

THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PSICOFURANINE.


MECHANISTIC AND EXPLORATORY PHOTOCHEMISTRY. XII. CHARACTERIZATION OF THE REACTIVITY OF THE BETA-CARBON IN THE TRIPLET EXCITED STATE OF ALPHA,BETA-UNSATURATED KETONES.


THE DIRECT PREPARATION OF 2'-O-METHYLADENOSINE FROM ADENOSINE.


ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF UNDISSOCIATED P-BENZOSEMIQUINONES.


ENERGY TRANSFER. A SYSTEM WITH RELATIVELY FIXED DONOR-ACCEPTOR SEPARATION.


HOW THE AMERICAN FUND FOR DENTAL EDUCATION IS STEPPING UP DENTAL EDUCATION.


A SURVEY OF MODERN DENTAL CARE AMONG MIT FRESHMEN.


CLINICAL APPRAISAL OF ORAL CLEARING CAPACITY.


CHILDREN, DRUGS AND LOCAL ANESTHESIA.

CHILDREN, DRUGS AND LOCAL ANESTHESIA.


THE BIFURCATED ROOT CANAL IN LOWER ANTERIOR TEETH.


EMERGENCY MOUTHGUARD SPLINT.

EMERGENCY MOUTHGUARD SPLINT.


ACRYLIC COMPLETE VENEER CROWN WITH GOLD COPE, INCISAL EDGE AND CONTACT POINTS.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF COMPLETE DENTURES MADE OF 11 DIFFERENT TYPES OF DENTURE BASE MATERIALS.


CONTOUR CONFIGURATION.

CONTOUR CONFIGURATION.


STATUS OF ORTHODONTICS AS A HEALTH SERVICE.


EFFECT OF COMPOSITION ON DIMENSIONAL STABILITY OF DENTURE BASES.


NON-CATECHOL AMINE VASOPRESSOR (PLV-2) FOR USE AS ADJUNCT TO LOCAL ANESTHESIA.


WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS OF THE DENTIST AND OF DENTAL HEALTH.


FUTURE ROLE OF DENTISTRY IN TREATMENT OF THE HANDICAPPED.


ADA WITNESS SUPPORTS RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH BILLS; OPPOSES FEDERAL FUNDS FOR CLOSED PANEL PRACTICES.


SURVEY OF DENTIST OPINION, 1964. V. SUPPLY OF DENTAL HYGIENISTS AND ASSISTANTS.


INVENTORY OF DENTISTS--1964.

INVENTORY OF DENTISTS--1964.


NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS CONTINUOUS HEALTH PROGRAM.


THE ROLE OF DENTISTRY IN THE HOSPITAL.

THE ROLE OF DENTISTRY IN THE HOSPITAL.


DENTAL SERVICE IN A SMALL HOSPITAL.

DENTAL SERVICE IN A SMALL HOSPITAL.


THE DENTIST'S BROAD RESPONSIBILITIES.

THE DENTIST'S BROAD RESPONSIBILITIES.


DENTAL SERVICE IN THE HOSPITAL.

DENTAL SERVICE IN THE HOSPITAL.


ANESTHESIA FOR AN ASTHMATIC. (A CASE REPORT).


MECHANISM OF ACTION OF LOCAL ANESTHETICS.


SOME PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC ASPECTS OF THE LARYNX RELATED TO INTUBATION ANESTHESIA.


EYE PROBLEMS OF THE AGED.

EYE PROBLEMS OF THE AGED.


PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITY AND THE INITIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN LATER LIFE.


COBALT-IRON THERAPY FOR IRON-DEFICIENCY ANEMIA.


PRINCIPLES OF RATE MEASUREMENTS IN RELATION TO THE RADIOISOTOPE RENOGRAM AND THE THYROIDAL UPTAKE TEST.


PSYCHOGENIC URINARY RETENTION?CASE REPORT.


A NEW PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC AGENT EFFECTIVE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF GERIATRIC ANXIETY, DEPRESSION AND BEHAVIORAL REACTIONS.


REPAIR OF A LARGE INCISIONAL HERNIA.

REPAIR OF A LARGE INCISIONAL HERNIA.


HYPNOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY ASSESSED IN A GROUP OF MENTALLY ILL GERIATRIC PATIENTS.


EARLY SYPHILIS AND THE PROBLEM OF POSITIVE SEROLOGIC FINDINGS IN THE GERIATRIC PATIENT.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENZYME IMBALANCE AND THE AGING PROCESS.


NEURAL AND SPINAL COMPONENTS OF DISEASE: PROGRESS IN THE  APPLICATION OF "THERMOGRAPHY".


THE RELATIONSHIP OF TOOTH OCCLUSION AND POSITION OF THE HEAD IN SPACE TO MALFUNCTION OF THE TEMPORAL MANDIBULAR JOINT.


PILOT STUDY.

PILOT STUDY.


DISTRIBUTION AND FUNCTION OF THE CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC NERVES.


A STUDY IN TROPHIC MECHANISMS.

A STUDY IN TROPHIC MECHANISMS.


PERFUSION FIXATION OF NEURAL TISSUE FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF TRAUMATICALLY INDUCED CERVICAL-OCCIPITAL LESIONS.


A CORRECTION FACTOR FOR CARDIAC OUTPUT DETERMINED BY THE RISA METHOD.


SPINAL-PELVIC ADAPTATION IN THE STANDING POSTURE.


PRELIMINARY REPORT ON MACROPHAGE TAGGING EXPERIMENTS.


INDUCED COPPER DEFICIENCY ASSOCIATED WITH AN ACCUMULATION OF INORGANIC COPPER IN TISSUES AND BRAIN.


IN VIVO DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVE UROKINASE.


THE DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF A RESEARCH PROGRAM.


A REVIEW OF PREVALENT CONCEPTS OF THE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE MYONEURAL JUNCTION.


RENAL TUBULAR INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE IN DOGS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE AMPLITUDE OF THE FETAL QRS AND THE MONTH OF PREGNANCY.


PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF THE INFLUENCE OF PULMONARY AND THORACIC MOBILIZATION PROCEDURES ON PULMONARY FUNCTION.


AN ANALYSIS OF THE INTERACTION AMONG VARIOUS ASYMETRIC OSSEOUS PELVIC AND LUMBAR STRUCTURES.


IN VIVO DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVE ANTICANINE UROKINASE.


DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF CHLORPROMAZINE AND PITRESSIN UPON WATER BALANCE IN ALBINO RATS.


MAJOR INJURIES IN THE REGION OF THE KNEE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FRACTURES OF THE UPPER TIBIA AND LOWER FEMUR.


THE ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF GALACTITOL FROM THE BRAINS OF GALACTOSEMIA PATIENTS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION TO THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND THE AMINOPYRINE-DIPYRONE PROBLEM.


VARIATIONS IN KERATOSULFATES.

VARIATIONS IN KERATOSULFATES.


ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE GLUCURONIDE OF N-HYDROXY-2-ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE.


GLUCOKINASE OF RABBIT LIVER.

GLUCOKINASE OF RABBIT LIVER.


FATTY ACID AMIDES OF ETHANOLAMINE IN MAMMALIAN TISSUES.


THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF PROPIONYL COENZYME A HOLOCARBOXYLASE FROM D-BIOTINYL 5'-ADENYLATE AND THE APOCARBOXYLASE.


UPTAKE OF FREE FATTY ACIDS BY EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS.


FORMATION OF BENZENE AND TOLUENE FROM ACETYLENE-14C IN THE AVOCADO.


STUDIES ON A FEMINIZING HUMAN ADRENAL TUMOR. I. BIOSYNTHESIS IN VITRO OF STEROID HORMONES FROM PREGNENOLONE-4-14C AND PROGESTERONE-4-14C.


BILE ACIDS. XX. METABOLISM OF COPROSTANOL-4-14C IN THE RAT.


BILE ACIDS. XXI. METABOLISM OF 3-ALPHA,6-BETA-DIHYDROXY-5-BETA-CHOLANOIC ACID-24-C 14-6-ALPHA-H3 IN THE RAT.


THE COTTON EFFECTS IN THE OPTICAL ROTATORY DISPERSION OF PROTEINS AS NEW CRITERIA OF CONFORMATION.


THE DENATURATION OF LACTIC DEHYDROGENASES. II. THE EFFECT OF UREA AND SALTS.


THE EFFECT OF ALLOSTERIC MODIFIERS ON THE RATE OF DENATURATION OF GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE.


CRYSTALLIZATION AND KINETIC PROPERTIES OF GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE FROM FROG LIVER.


EFFECT OF NUCLEOTIDES AND COENZYMES ON FROG LIVER GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE.


STUDIES ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN MOLECULAR AND FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF HEMOGLOBIN. V. THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE BOHR EFFECT IN HUMAN AND IN HORSE HEMOGLOBIN.


COMPARISON OF THE RELATIVE RATES OF THE CHYMOTRYPSIN-CATALYZED AND NONENZYMIC REACTIONS OF ESTERS WITH HYDROXYLAMINE AND WATER.


PURIFICATION AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MALATE DEHYDROGENASE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


THE ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES OF CHICKEN KIDNEY SERINE ETHANOLAMINE PHOSPHATE PHOSPHODIESTERASE.


ENZYMIC PROPERTIES OF MALATE DEHYDROGENASE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS.


SUBTILISIN BPN'. II. AMINO- AND CARBOXYL-TERMINAL SEQUENCES.


TRANSESTERIFICATION REACTIONS CATALYZED BY TRYPSIN.


SUBTILISIN BPN'. I. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND AMINO ACID COMPOSITION.


STREPTOCOCCAL PROTEINASE: THE ZYMOGEN TO ENZYME TRANSFROMATION.


THE SEQUENCE OF AMINO ACID RESIDUES AROUND THE SULFHYDRYL GROUP AT THE ACTIVE SITE OF STREPTOCOCCAL PROTEINASE.


AN UNUSUAL DISULFIDE BOND IN STREPTOCOCCAL PROTEINASE.


MOLECULAR WEIGHT, OPTICAL ROTATION, AND TRYPTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY STUDIES ON MODIFIED FETUINS.


THEORY OF ZONE ELECTROPHORESIS OF REVERSIBLY INTERACTING SYSTEMS. TWO ZONES FROM A SINGLE MACROMOLECULE.


EVIDENCE FOR THE PARTICIPATION OF TRYPTOPHAN AS INTERMEDIATE IN TRANSFER OF HYDROGEN BETWEEN DIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE AND SUBSTRATE IN YEAST ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE.


ON THE MECHANISM OF THE BRAIN SEROTONIN DEPLETION IN EXPERIMENTAL PHENYLKETONURIA.


PHENYLALANINE HYDROXYLATION BY PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES (ATCC 11299A).


SOLUBLE AMINO ACID-INCORPORATING SYSTEM. I. PREPARATION OF THE SYSTEM AND NATURE OF THE REACTION.


SOLUBLE AMINO ACID-INCORPORATING SYSTEM. II. SOLUBLE NATURE OF THE SYSTEM AND THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE RADIOACTIVE PRODUCT.


ON THE MECHANISM OF DIVALENT METAL ACTIVATION OF BETA-METHYLASPARTASE.


PROPERTIES OF CRYSTALLINE TRYPTOPHANASE.


THE EFFECT OF L-VALINE ON ENZYME SYNTHESIS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12.


PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF RAT LIVER ORNITHINE DELTA-TRANSAMINASE.


THE CONVERSION OF SHIKIMIC ACID TO ANTHRANILIC ACID BY EXTRACTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA.


INFLUENCE OF TESTOSTERONE ON TEMPLATE ACTIVITY OF PROSTATIC RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS.


THE ISOLATION OF GUANOSINE TETRAPHOSPHATE FROM COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE PREPARATIONS OF GUANOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE.


MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF LIVER REGENERATION. IV. THYMIDYLIC KINASE AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID POLYMERASE ACTIVITIES IN NORMAL AND REGENERATING LIVER.


THE ENZYMATIC METHYLATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID. VII. THE METHYLATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


EVIDENCE FOR THE OCCURRENCE OF A COMMON PENTANUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE IN THE STRUCTURES OF TRANSFER RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS.


A COMPARISON OF THE INITIAL ACTIONS OF SPLEEN DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE AND PANCREATIC DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE.


PYRIMIDINE NUCLEOSIDASES. THEIR CLASSIFICATION AND RELATIONSHIP TO URIC ACID RIBONUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHORYLASE.


AN ENDONUCLEASE FROM NEUROSPORA CRASSA SPECIFIC FOR POLYNUCLEOTIDES LACKING AN ORDERED STRUCTURE. I. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE ENZYME.


AN ENDONUCLEASE FROM NEUROSPORA CRASSA SPECIFIC FOR POLYNUCLEOTIDES LACKING AN ORDERED STRUCTURE. II. STUDIES OF ENZYME SPECIFICITY.


ADENOSINE 3',5'-PHOSPHATE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS AND METABOLISM OF ERYTHROMYCINS BY STREPTOMYCES ERYTHREUS.


FORMATION OF "THIAMINOSUCCINIC ACID" AS AN INTERMEDIATE IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF OXYTHIAMINE TO THIAMINE BY A THIAMINELESS MUTANT OF ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THYMIDINE DIPHOSPHATE 4-ACETAMIDO-4,6-DIDEOXYHEXOSES. II. PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF THYMIDINE DIPHOSPHATE D-GLUCOSE OXIDOREDUCTASE.


DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES OF NATIVE AND CARBOXYPEPTIDASE-TREATED ALDOLASES OF RABBIT MUSCLE AND LIVER.


THE EFFECT OF THE LENGTH OF THE SIDE CHAIN OF FLAVINS ON REACTIVITY WITH FLAVOKINASE.


THE POSITION OF CARBON-CARBON BOND CLEAVAGE IN THE RIBULOSE DIPHOSPHATE CARBOXYDISMUTASE REACTION.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ALDOLASES. 8. THE NUMBER OF COMBINING SITES IN FRUCTOSE DIPHOSPHATE ALDOLASE.


METABOLIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ISOLATED RABBIT HEART MITOCHONDRIA.


CYTOCHROME C OXIDASE COMPONENTS. VII. AN EVALUATION OF THE CARBON MONOXIDE-COMBINING CAPACITY IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THE STOICHIOMETRY OF CYTOCHROMES A AND A3.


CHEMICAL STUDIES CONCERNING THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF CHROMANYL PHOSPHATES AND QUINONES IN OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION. 8. PURIFICATION OF THE REDUCED CYTOCHROME C COUPLING FACTOR.


THE FATE OF PHOSPHATE OXYGEN IN PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION.


THE FUNCTION OF 2-DEMETHYL VITAMIN K2 IN THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF HEMOPHILUS PARAINFLUENZAE.


STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE. II. A ROLE OF PICOLINIC CARBOXYLASE IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE FROM TRYPTOPHAN IN MAMMALS.


SELECTIVE REDUCTION OF CYTOCHROME C OXIDASE WITH BOROHYDRIDE.


CHARACTERIZATION OF A NITRATE REDUCTASE FROM THE CHEMOAUTOTROPH NITROBACTER AGILIS.


ENZYMIC MECHANISMS OF PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE REDUCTION IN CHLOROPLASTS.


INFLUENCE OF THYROID HORMONES ON L-ALPHA-GLYCEROPHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASES AND OTHER DEHYDROGENASES IN VARIOUS ORGANS OF THE RAT.


A PHOSPHORYLATED INTERMEDIATE IN ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE-DEPENDENT SODIUM AND POTASSIUM TRANSPORT ACROSS KIDNEY MEMBRANES.


OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION IN LIVER MITOCHONDRIA FROM ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS AND THE RESPONSE TO HORMONES ADDED IN VITRO.


DIHYDROOROTIC DEHYDROGENASE. II. OXIDATION AND REDUCTION OF CYTOCHROME C.


DIHYDROOROTIC DEHYDROGENASE. I. SOME PROPERTIES OF THE ENZYME.


THE PURIFICATION PROPERTIES, AND CHEMILUMINESCENT QUANTUM YIELD OF BACTERIAL LUCIFERASE.


POLYOL DEHYDROGENASES OF GLUCONOBACTER OXYDANS.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF FUCOSYLLACTOSE AND OTHER OLIGOSACCHARIDES FOUND IN MILK.


ISOTOPE DISCRIMINATION EFFECTS IN THE METABOLISM OF TRITIATED GLUCOSE.


THE CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF THE 1-PHOSPHATE AND THE URIDINE DIPHOSPHATE DERVATIVE OF N-ACETYLCHONDROSINE (O-(BETA-D-GLUCOPYRANOSYLURONIC ACID) (1---3)-2-ACETAMIDO-2-DEOXY-D-GALACTOSE).


STUDIES ON PHOSPHORYLASE ACTIVATION IN THE HEART.


A SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID-INDUCED INCREASE IN THE SPECIFICITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLEUCINE-ACTIVATING ENZYME.


THE CARBOHYDRATE COMPOSITION OF THE THYROGLOBULINS FROM SEVERAL SPECIES.


IMPROVEMENTS IN HYDROGENATION PROCEDURE FOR DEMONSTRATION OF O-THREONINE GLYCOSIDIC LINKAGES IN BOVINE SUBMAXILLARY MUCIN.


EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND EPINEPHRINE ON MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE, PHOSPHORYLASE B KINASE, AND ADENOSINE 3',5'-PHOSPHATE.


SEPARATION OF TRANSFER RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS BY A SIMPLE EXTRACTION PROCESS.


THE MULTIPLE FORMS OF MUSHROOM TYROSINASE. INTERCONVERSION.


STEADY-STATE PHOTOTROPISM IN PHYCOMYCES. The steady-state phototropic bending of Phycomyces sporangiophores was studied using apparatus designed to keep the growing zone vertical and the angle of illumination constant over long periods of time. The bending speed is quite constant if the intensity and angle of illumination are fixed. A phototropic inversion occurs in response to a sudden change in intensity, either an increase or a decrease. A bending component lateral to the illumination direction is strongly evident at normal incidence. It is shown that this component is due to a rotation between the stimulus and response loci about the axis of the growing zone, which is probably related to the spiral growth of the cell. The steady-state bending speed is at a maximum value for illumination directions ranging from normal incidence to about 45 degrees . From 45 to 14 degrees the bending speed decreases linearly with angle, reaching zero at 14 degrees . Angles less than 14 degrees elicit a weak negative phototropic response. Using an optical model of the growing zone, the intracellular intensity distribution was determined as a function of the angle of illumination. Several hypotheses relating the intensity distribution to the phototropic response are discussed.


DIFFERENTIAL GROWTH AND PHOTOTROPIC BENDING IN PHYCOMYCES. Using present knowledge of the cell's optical and growth mechanisms, a theoretical bending speed of about 5 degrees min.(-1) is calculated for unilateral irradiation by a single beam of normally incident visible light; this figure is of the magnitude found experimentally. Between beams of light opposed at 180 degrees , the resultant bending speed is given by the difference-to-sum ratio of the light intensities of the two beams. Valid comparisons between cells differing in size, growth speed, or optical properties are made by expressing bending speed as a fraction of each cell's bending response to unilateral irradiation. With multiple beams differing in intensity and azimuth, the resultant bending speed follows from vector addition of phototropic components proportional to the flux fraction of each beam. The bending speed in Oehlkers' experiment where a luminous area is the light source also appears compatible with this rule. In such experiments, the bending speed quantitatively matches the scaled asymmetry of the pattern of flux incident upon the cell. Resolution experiments support the assumption that light intensity enters into steady state phototropic formulations as the first power of I.


EXPOSURE OF THE ISOLATED FROG SKIN TO HIGH POTASSIUM CONCENTRATIONS AT THE INTERNAL SURFACE. II. CHANGES IN EPITHELIAL CELL VOLUME, RESISTANCE, AND RESPONSE TO ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE. Isolated frog skin epithelia undergo marked, but reversible swelling when the external skin surface is bathed with conventional NaCl Ringer's and the internal surface with KCl Ringer's solutions. In 2 hours, epithelial thickness increased by over twofold. When NaCl Ringer's was replaced on both sides of the skin, volume returned to control levels in less than 1 hour. When sulfate, rather than chloride, was the predominant anion, exposure of the internal surface to high potassium concentrations did not evoke changes in epithelial cell volume. With both KCl and K(2)SO(4) Ringer's, an immediate drop in DC resistance across the skin occurred. This was followed by partial recovery. Both the immediate drop and partial recovery were unrelated to changes in volume. A slow, sustained secondary drop in resistance was observed with KCl but not K(2)SO(4) Ringer's. This slower drop was associated temporally with swelling. When epithelial cell swelling occurred (i.e. with KCl Ringer's), the characteristic response of the skin to vasopressin was abolished. However, with sulfate as anion, vasopressin elicited an increase in short-circuit current and/or in cell volume despite high internal potassium concentrations. It is concluded that epithelial swelling increased the permeability of the sodium-selective barrier at the external surface of the cells; and the possibility exists that stretching of cell membranes altered dimensions of pathways through which Na and water move, thereby mimicking the effects of vasopressin.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF INTRACELLULAR CALCIUM IN FROG SKELETAL MUSCLE. Autoradiographs consisting of a 1000 A thick tissue section and a 1400 A thick emulsion film have been prepared from frog toe muscles labeled with Ca(45). The muscles had been fixed with an oxalate-containing osmium solution at rest at room temperature, at rest at 4 degrees C, during relaxation following K(+) depolarization or after prolonged depolarization. From 6 to 39 per cent of K(+) contracture tension was produced during fixation. The grains in the autoradiographs were always concentrated in the center 0.2 to 0.3 micro of the I band and the region of the overlapping of the thick and thin filaments. The greater the tension produced during fixation, the greater was the concentration in the A band and the smaller the concentration in the I band. Autoradiographs of two muscles fixed by freeze-substitution resembled those of muscles which produced little tension during osmium fixation. Muscles which shortened during fixation produced fewer grains. In the narrow (<2.0 micro) sarcomeres of the shortened muscles, grain density decreased with decreasing sarcomere width. A theoretical analysis of the significance of these grain distributions is proposed and discussed.


CHANGES IN THE HEMOGRAM OF THE BEAGLE WITH AGE.


THE EFFECTS OF A EUROPEAN PROCAINE PREPARATION IN AN AGED POPULATION. I. PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS.


EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL POTASSIUM AND STROPHANTHIDIN ON SODIUM FLUXES IN FROG STRIATED MUSCLE. Unidirectional Na fluxes in isolated fibers from the frog's semitendinosus muscle were measured in the presence of strophanthidin and increased external potassium ion concentrations. Strophanthidin at a concentration of 10(-5)M inhibited about 80 per cent of the resting Na efflux without having any detectable effect on the resting Na influx. From this it is concluded that the major portion of the resting Na efflux is caused by active transport processes. External potassium concentrations from 2.5 to 7.5 mM had little effect on resting Na efflux. Above 7.5 mM and up to 15 mM external K, the Na efflux was markedly stimulated; with 15 mM K the Na influx was 250 to 300 per cent greater than normal. On the other hand, Na influx was unchanged with 15 mM K. The stimulated Na efflux with the higher concentrations was not appreciably reduced when choline or Li was substituted for external Na, but was completely inhibited by 10(-5)M strophanthidin. From these findings it is concluded that the active transport of Na is stimulated by the higher concentrations of K. It is postulated that this effect on the Na "pump" is produced as a result of the depolarization of the muscle membranes and is related to the increased metabolism and heat production found under conditions of high external K.


THE MECHANISM OF DISCHARGE PATTERN FORMATION IN CRAYFISH INTERNEURONS. Excitatory and inhibitory processes which result in the generation of output impulses were analyzed in single crayfish interneurons by using intracellular recording and membrane polarizing techniques. Individual spikes which are initiated orthodromically in axon branches summate temporally and spatially to generate a main axon spike; temporally dispersed branch spikes often pace repetitive discharge of the main axon. Hyperpolarizing IPSP's sometimes suppress axonal discharge to most of these inputs, but in other cases may interact selectively with some of them. The IPSP's reverse their polarity at a hyperpolarized level of membrane potential; they sometimes exhibit two discrete time courses indicating two different input sources. Outward direct current at the main axon near branches causes repetitive discharges which may last, with optimal current intensities, for 1 to 15 seconds. The relation of discharge frequency to current intensity is linear for an early spike interval, but above 100 to 200 impulses/sec. it begins to show saturation. In one unit the current-frequency curve exhibited two linear portions, suggesting the presence of two spike-generating sites in the axon. Current threshold measurements, using test stimuli of different durations, showed that both accommodation and "early" or "residual" refractoriness contribute to the determination of discharge rate at different frequencies.


EFFECT OF ALKALI METAL CATIONS ON THE POTENTIAL ACROSS TOAD AND BULLFROG URINARY BLADDER. Isolated urinary bladders of the bullfrog (R. catesbeiana) and the toad (B. marinus) were mounted in an Ussing chamber. Potential differences up to 114 mv were observed in bullfrog bladder when the mucosal surface was bathed in dilute Na(2)SO(4) and the serosal surface in sulfate Ringer's. In experiments with bullfrogs, K was used to replace Na in the mucosal solution and Na was used for K in the serosal solutions. The selectivity was judged in terms of the relative effectiveness of the replacement cation in maintaining the bladder potential. In experiments with toads, K and Rb were equally poor replacements for Na at the mucosal border, while Rb was a good replacement for K at the serosal border. Li in the mucosal solution appeared to depress the potential in part irreversibly. At the serosal border, Li was a partially effective substitute for K, more so than was Na. However, both were poor replacements compared to Rb. The mucosal surface of the urinary bladder of both frog and toad appears to be Na-selective and the serosal surface appears to be K-selective, consistent with the Koefoed-Johnsen-Ussing model for frog skin.


THE FREE RADICAL THEORY OF AGING: EFFECT OF AGE ON SERUM COPPER LEVELS.


INTERFERENCE EFFECTS FROM NEW LEARNING: THEIR RELEVANCE TO THE DESIGN OF ADULT TRAINING PROGRAMS.


THE EFFECTS OF EUROPEAN PROCAINE PREPARATION IN AN AGED POPULATION. II. PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS.


EFFECTS OF SODIUM AZIDE ON SODIUM FLUXES IN FROG STRIATED MUSCLE. Unidirectional Na fluxes from frog's striated muscle were measured in the presence of 0 to 5 mM sodium azide. With azide concentrations of 2 and 5 mM the Na efflux was markedly stimulated; the Na efflux with 5 mM azide was about 300 per cent greater than normal. A similar increase was present when all but the 5.0 mM sodium added with azide was replaced by choline. 10(-5)M strophanthidin abolished the azide effect on Na(24) efflux. Concentrations of azide of 1.0 mM or less had no effect on Na efflux. The Na influx, on the other hand, was only increased by 41 per cent in the presence of 5 mM NaN(3). From these findings it is concluded that the active transport of Na is stimulated by the higher concentrations of azide. The hypothesis is advanced that the active transport of Na is controlled by the transmembrane potential and that the stimulation of Na efflux is produced as a consequence of the membrane depolarization caused by the azide.


RELATION OF SERUM CHOLESTEROL TO AGE, SEX, AND RACE IN AN ELDERLY COMMUNITY GROUP.


MITOCHONDRIAL COENZYME Q-10 IN RATS OF VARIOUS AGES.


THE ABSORPTION OF ORAL VITAMIN B-12 IN AN AGED POPULATION.


THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON LATENCY TIME OF INVOLUNTARY (GALVANIC SKIN REFLEX) AND VOLUNTARY RESPONSES.


PSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF IMPENDING DEATH: SOME PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.


DIFFUSION THEORY OF AGING.

DIFFUSION THEORY OF AGING.


THE EFFECT OF AGE ON IRON ABSORPTION IN RATS.


AGE DIFFERENCES ON THE BENDER VISUAL-MOTOR GESTALT TEST AND THE ARCHIMEDES SPIRAL TEST.


A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF CARD-SORTING PERFORMANCE IN ELDERLY MEN.


DIFFERENCES WITH AGE IN THE DIGESTIBILITY OF HUMAN AORTIC ELASTIN.


SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AND EXPLORATION OF YOUNG, MATURE, AND SENESCENT MALE ALBINO RATS.


THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON 6-DEOXY-D-GLUCOSE ACCUMULATION BY MOUSE INTESTINE.


X-IRRADIATION OF PUPAE OF THE HOUSE FLY, MUSCA DOMESTICA L., AND MALE SURVIVAL.


PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION IN RELATION TO AGE AND SEX.


AN AGE-DECREMENT IN THE ABILITY TO IGNORE IRRELEVANT INFORMATION.


SENESCENCE AND VISUAL IDENTIFICATION OF TACTUAL-KINESTHETIC FORMS.


ARTERIAL PRESSURE IN CBA MICE AS RELATED TO AGE.


AGING AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION AMONG THE LOWER CLASSES OF ROME.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC LOCALIZATION OF LIPID- AND WATER-SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS: A NEW APPROACH.


HOSPITAL DENTISTRY.

HOSPITAL DENTISTRY.


TREATMENT OF THE DISCOLORED TOOTH.

TREATMENT OF THE DISCOLORED TOOTH.


THE ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF AMINO ACID BETA-NAPHTHYLAMIDES: I. PREPARATION OF AMINO ACID AND DIPEPTIDE BETA-NAPHTHYLAMIDES.


HISTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF ENZYME ACTIVITY IN THE KIDNEYS OF THREE MAMMALIAN SPECIES DURING THEIR POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT.


AN APPRECIATION: J.W. DAUNT.

AN APPRECIATION: J.W. DAUNT.


ORTHODONTICS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.

ORTHODONTICS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


A CASE REPORT WITH DISCUSSION.

A CASE REPORT WITH DISCUSSION.


THE PUBLIC DENTAL SERVICE.

THE PUBLIC DENTAL SERVICE.


PROFESSIONAL FEES.

PROFESSIONAL FEES.


DENTAL AUXILIARIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.


KANSAS SALES TAX RULING.

KANSAS SALES TAX RULING.


DENTAL STUDENTS HELPED AGAIN.

DENTAL STUDENTS HELPED AGAIN.


SANITATION IN KENTUCKY.

SANITATION IN KENTUCKY.


DENTAL AND SCHOOL HEALTH SECTION. LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.


ROUTINISM, LATROGENETICS, AND SURGICAL CARE.


THE PHYSICIAN AND THE PRESS.

THE PHYSICIAN AND THE PRESS.


HEAD TRAUMA: "BLOW-OUT" FRACTURE OF THE ORBIT.


RATIONALE OF TREATMENT OF CHRONIC, RECURRENT, ULCERATIVE LESIONS OF THE MOUTH.


NASOTRACHEAL ANESTHESIA IN THE DENTAL OFFICE FOR COMPLETE DENTAL PROCEDURES IN SELECTED CHILDREN.


COMMUNICATING DENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION.


CURRENT CONCEPTS OF DENTAL GROUP PRACTICE.


THE DENTAL AUXILIARY PILOT TRAINING PROGRAM IN ENGLAND.


DENTAL HYGIENE ACROSS THE BORDER AND ACROSS THE SEAS.


THE TENTACLES OF MENTAL ILLNESS.

THE TENTACLES OF MENTAL ILLNESS.


DR. GUMERSINDO GARCIA SR. EULOGY.

DR. GUMERSINDO GARCIA SR. EULOGY.


NATIONAL MORAL BANKRUPTCY.

NATIONAL MORAL BANKRUPTCY.


BRAINS BEFORE BRICKS.

BRAINS BEFORE BRICKS.


PHILIPPINE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION. CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS.


THE PMHA "PINAGPALA" HALFWAY COMMUNITY PALAPALA, DASMARINAS, CAVITE.


SUICIDE: DYNAMICS, INCIDENCE, DETECTION, AND PREVENTION.


SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY--1965 MEMBERSHIP.


MEDICAL NEWS SERVICE.

MEDICAL NEWS SERVICE.


THE NORWEGIAN SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONAL ORTHOPEDICS.


FACE MASK--DENTAL GUARD STUDY.

FACE MASK--DENTAL GUARD STUDY.


COLIFORM SEPTICEMIA COMPLICATING SHIGELLOSIS IN CHILDREN.


LUPUS-LIKE ILLNESS PRECIPITATED BY PROCAINAMIDE HYDROCHLORIDE.


USE OF THE SCINTILLATION CAMERA TO REDUCE RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING TIME.


BRAIN SCANS IN DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE: SCANNING WITH CHLORMERODRIN HG 203.


SERUM HYPERVISCOSITY SYNDROME.

SERUM HYPERVISCOSITY SYNDROME.


MEDICAL FINDINGS IN MARSHALLESE PEOPLE EXPOSED TO FALLOUT RADIATION: RESULTS FROM A TEN-YEAR STUDY.


MERCURIAL DIURETICS AND EDEMA.

MERCURIAL DIURETICS AND EDEMA.


PHYSICIAN RESPONSIBILITY FOR DRUG PRESCRIPTION.


THE LESIONS OF SARCOIDOSIS.

THE LESIONS OF SARCOIDOSIS.


MACROMOLECULAR PATHOLOGY OF PIGMENTARY DISORDERS.


ANEW AGENT FOR PROPHYLAXIS OF TETANUS: TETANUS IMMUNE GLOBULIN.


WATERHOUSE-FRIDERICHSEN SYNDROME.

WATERHOUSE-FRIDERICHSEN SYNDROME.


PROCAINAMIDE AND LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.

PROCAINAMIDE AND LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION.

MYOCARDIAL CONTUSION.


JOHN BROWN (1735-1788)--FOUNDER OF THE BRUNOMIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.


VARICELLA PNEUMONIA: STUDY OF PREVALENCE IN ADULT MEN.


IODIDE FEVER.

IODIDE FEVER.


PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST PRESENTING AS A MEDIASTINAL TUMOR.


IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSES IN URINARY-TACT INFECTIONS: PROGNOSTIC AND DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION.


FEMORAL AND DIRECT INGUINAL HERNIAS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


US CHILDHOOD CANCER MORTALITY PATTERNS, 1950-1959: ETIOLOGIC IMPLICATIONS.


LATERAL-FLEXION NECK INJURIES IN ATHLETIC COMPETITION.


TECHNIQUE OF CELIAC BLOCKADE FOR RELIEF OF SPLANCHNIC ISCHEMIA.


VISUAL-FIELD IMPAIRMENT RELATED TO FOOTBALL HEADGEAR AND FACE GUARDS.


COMPUTING THE LENGTH OF SURVIVAL IN LONG-TERM DISEASE: A METHODOLOGICAL NOTE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO POLYCYTHEMIA VERA.


PETECHIAE, ECCHYMOSES, AND NECROSIS OF SKIN INDUCED BY COUMARIN CONGENERS: RARE, OCCASIONALLY LETHAL COMPLICATION OF ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.


MECHANICS OF BREATHING IN SARCOIDOSIS OF LUNG.


PLATELET TRANSFUSION THERAPY.

PLATELET TRANSFUSION THERAPY.


ANEW ANTIBACTERIAL AGENT FOR INFECTIONS OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT: NALIDIXIC ACID.


LESION OF UPPER POLE OF RIGHT KIDNEY.

LESION OF UPPER POLE OF RIGHT KIDNEY.


CONTRALATERAL HERNIA IN CHILDREN.

CONTRALATERAL HERNIA IN CHILDREN.


URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.

URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.


CRYOTHERAPY IN OCULAR DISEASE.

CRYOTHERAPY IN OCULAR DISEASE.


ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.

ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.


TRICHOTILLOMANIA.

TRICHOTILLOMANIA.


INTRAMURAL PREGNANCY.

INTRAMURAL PREGNANCY.


THE PROBLEM OF INTERSEX: AN ILLUSTRATIVE CASE.


CRYPTOCOCCAL PROSTATITIS.

CRYPTOCOCCAL PROSTATITIS.


GUIDE FOR THE MEDICAL USE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES: RADIATION PROTECTION.


PURIFICATION OF ANTI-P-AZOBENZOATE ANTIBODIES.


EQUILIBRIUM DIALYSIS FOR MEASUREMENT OF ANTIBODY-HAPTEN AFFINITIES.


DETERMINATION OF ANTIBODY AFFINITY FOR HAPTENS AND ANTIGENS BY MEANS OF FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING.


HAPTEN-ANTIBODY COMBINATION DETERMINED BY INHIBITION OF PRECIPITATION.


MEASUREMENT OF KINETIC CONSTANTS FOR INSULIN: ANTI-INSULIN  COMPLEX FORMATION.


ENZYMATIC DIGESTION OF RABBIT GAMMA GLOBULIN AND ANTIBODY AND CHROMATOGRAPHY OF DIGESTION PRODUCTS.


METHODS FOR PREPARATION OF FLUORESCENT PROTEINS.


PASSIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION IN STUDY OF ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES.


PREPARATION OF FERRITIN-ANTIBODY CONJUGATES.


PASSIVE CUTANEOUS ANAPHYLAXIS.

PASSIVE CUTANEOUS ANAPHYLAXIS.


ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY INTERACTION IN GUINEA PIG SMALL INTESTINE (SCHULTS-DALE REACTION).


MAST CELL DEGRANULATION.

MAST CELL DEGRANULATION.


HISTAMINE RELEASE FROM RABBIT PLATELETS.


FLUOROMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF HISTAMINE.

FLUOROMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF HISTAMINE.


ELICITATION AND SCORING OF CORNEAL RESPONSES.


QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF NUCLEOPROTEIN-REACTIVE GAMMA GLOBULINS IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS AND RELATED DISEASES.


SOME PREPARATIVE AND ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR STUDY OF PENICILLIN HYPERSENSITIVITY.


PREPARATION OF ISOANTISERA IN LABORATORY MICE.


STERILIZATION OF MATERIALS IN PREPARATION FOR THEIR INTRADERMAL INJECTION IN HUMAN SUBJECTS.


PENICILLOYL-POLYLYSINES: PREPARATION, PROPERTIES AND ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES,  WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR USE IN HUMAN SKIN TESTING.


METHODS FOR STUDY OF HISTOCOMPATIBILITY GENES AND ISOANTIGENS.


DRUG RESISTANCE IN BACTERIAL CELLS.

DRUG RESISTANCE IN BACTERIAL CELLS.


SELECTED METHODS OF GENETIC STUDY OF EPISOME-MEDIATED DRUG RESISTANCE IN BACTERIA.


DETERMINATION OF PENICILLINASE ACTIVITY.


METHODS FOR DETECTION OF HEMAGGLUTININS IN MOUSE ISOANTISERA.


PREPARATION OF NORMAL AND MALIGNANT HUMAN CELLS FOR STUDY OF RESISTANCE.


METHODS FOR MEASURING INHIBITION BY D-CYCLOSERINE OF ENZYMATIC REACTIONS ESSENTIAL FOR BACTERIAL CELL WALL SYNTHESIS.


METHODS FOR MEASURING INHIBITION BY SULFONAMIDES OF THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF DIHYDROPTEROIC ACID.


DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE AND ASSAY OF DRUG RESISTANCE.


DETERMINATION OF ALTERATIONS IN METABOLISM OF PYRIMIDINES AND THEIR ANALOGS.


METHODS FOR DETERMINATION OF PERMEABILITY OF CELLS TO DRUGS.


AGGLUTINATION TECHNIQUE FOR DEMONSTRATION OF LEUKOCYTE ISOANTIGENS IN MAN.


DETERMINATION OF ALTERATIONS IN METABOLISM OF PURINES.


TECHNIQUES FOR STUDY OF RESISTANCE TO FOLIC ACID ANTAGONISTS.


USE OF DISPERSED ANIMAL CELL CULTURES IN STUDY OF SPECIALIZED PHYSIOLOGIC PROCESSES.


CHROMOSOME CYTOLOGY.

CHROMOSOME CYTOLOGY.


NEUROPHYSIOLOGY.

NEUROPHYSIOLOGY.


MARINE INVERTEBRATES.

MARINE INVERTEBRATES.


ANTIBODY PRODUCTION.

ANTIBODY PRODUCTION.


LEUKOCYTE AGGLUTINATION IN MICE.

LEUKOCYTE AGGLUTINATION IN MICE.


CYTOTOXIC TEST FOR DEMONSTRATION OF MOUSE ANTIBODY.


HEMOLYSIS AND COMPLEMENT FIXATION.

HEMOLYSIS AND COMPLEMENT FIXATION.


SOME METHODS APPLICABLE TO STUDY OF EXPERIMENTAL HYPERSENSITIVITY.


ISOLATION OF TRANSPLANTATION ISOANTIGENS OF MICE.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE FOR DEMONSTRATION OF ISOANTIGENS IN MICE.


ISOLATION OF 7S AND 19S GAMMA GLOBULINS.


PURIFICATION OF ANTIPROTEIN ANTIBODIES BY THIOLATED ANTIGEN PROCEDURE.


PRODUCTION OF COISOGENIC RESISTANT LINES OF MICE, AND LIST OF AVAILABLE LINES.


PREPARATION OF PURIFIED ANTI-GAMMA-GLOBULIN ANTIBODIES.


PREPARATION OF PURIFIED ANTI-2,4-DINITROPHENYL ANTIBODIES.


SYMPOSIUM ON TREATMENT OF PANCREATIC DISEASE. FOREWORD.


TREATMENT OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS AND ITS COMPLICATIONS.


MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT AND CHRONIC PANCREATITIS.


MEDICAL TREATMENT OF EXOCRINE INSUFFICIENCY OF THE PANCREAS AND CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


TREATMENT OF PANCREATIC DIABETES.

TREATMENT OF PANCREATIC DIABETES.


SURGERY OF PANCREATIC DISEASE.

SURGERY OF PANCREATIC DISEASE.


MEDICAL TREATMENT OF PANCREATIC NEOPLASMS.


THE USE OF TRANQUILIZERS.

THE USE OF TRANQUILIZERS.


THE USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS AND STIMULANTS.


EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF BREAST-FED PIGLETS WITH PORCINE ENTEROVIRUSES ISOLATED IN JAPAN.


EVALUATION OF ANTIGENICITY OF THE AGGLUTINATION ANTIGEN FOR AVIAN RESPIRATORY MYCOPLASMOSIS AND AVAILABILITY OF THE ANTIGEN FOR THE FIELD TEST.


COLONIAL TYPES OF STRAINS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ISOLATED FROM VARIOUS ANIMALS IN SOFT AGAR MEDIA.


EFFECTS OF SULFAMONOMETHOXINE ALONE AND WITH PYRIMETHAMINE UPON PIGS EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH TOXOPLASMA.


HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON INFECTIOUS CORYZA OF CHICKENS. I. FINDINGS IN NATURALLY INFECTED CASES.


CHICKEN RED BLOOD CELL ADSORPTION TEST FOR DETECTION OF COLONIES OF MYCOPLASMA GALLISEPTICUM DEVELOPED ON AGAR MEDIA.


ISOLATION OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM FROM A JAPANESE PHEASANT.


ABANDONMENT OF THE PATIENT.

ABANDONMENT OF THE PATIENT.


A CONTROLLED DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY OF THE  HEMATOLOGIC TOXICITY OF CHLORAMPHENICOL.


AN AID TO BONE-MARROW BIOPSY.

AN AID TO BONE-MARROW BIOPSY.


CIRCULATING INTERFERON-LIKE VIRAL INHIBITOR IN PATIENTS WITH MENINGITIS DUE TO HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE.


PULMONARY ALVEOLAR PROTEINOSIS: A CASE FOLLOWED FROM DIAGNOSIS TO RECOVERY.


PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ETHACRYNIC ACID IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL DISEASE.


SHAUL TCHERNICHOVSKY.

SHAUL TCHERNICHOVSKY.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 25-1965.


AN ORAL TYROSINE TOLERANCE TEST IN THYROTOXICOSIS AND MYXEDEMA.


CHRONIC UNILATERAL PULMONARY-ARTERY THROMBOSIS: SUCCESSFUL THROMBENDARECTOMY WITH THIRTY-MONTH FOLLOW-UP OBSERVATION.


THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

THE ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


THE USE OF SODIUM BICARBONATE IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


THE MECHANISM OF THE PRODUCTION OF DUROZIEZ'S MURMUR.


HORMONES OF THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY BODY.


CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 26-1965.


LEUCINE-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA.

LEUCINE-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA.


HORNER'S SYNDROME OCCURRING WITH SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX.


MYATHERAPY FOR THE TONGUE THRUST PATIENT--A NEW HORIZON FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST.


VERMONT RABIES EPIDEMIC.

VERMONT RABIES EPIDEMIC.


PUBLIC HEALTH NEWS NOTES AND ITEMS.

PUBLIC HEALTH NEWS NOTES AND ITEMS.


POSTERIOR TOOTH SELECTION FOR COMPLETE DENTURES.


WADE STUTTS--CASE HISTORY TONGUE THRUSTER.


DR. REHWINKEL AND THE REHWINKEL DENTAL SOCIETY.


THAILAND DENTAL SCHOOL NEEDS OUR AID.

THAILAND DENTAL SCHOOL NEEDS OUR AID.


HISTORY OF THE WESTERN OHIO DENTAL SOCIETY.


NEW BUILDING, NEW NAME FOR WRU SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.


THE NURSING HOME PATIENT--A CHALLENGE FOR THE DENTAL PROFESSION.


RADIATION REDUCED FOR OHIOANS.

RADIATION REDUCED FOR OHIOANS.


HISTORY OF THE AKRON DENTAL SOCIETY.

HISTORY OF THE AKRON DENTAL SOCIETY.


DENTISTRY AND INSURANCE.

DENTISTRY AND INSURANCE.


ABSORPTION OF FLUORIDE AND CHLORIDE BY BARLEY ROOTS.


PHOSPHATIDIC ACID AND GLYCERIDE SYNTHESIS BY PARTICLES FROM SPINACH LEAVES.


FRACTIONATION AND PROPERTIES OF AN  EXTRA-MITOCHONDRIAL ENZYME SYSTEM FROM PEANUTS CATALYZING THE BETA-OXIDATION OF PALMITIC ACID.


ACTIVATION AND OXIDATION OF ACETIC ACID-1-C14 BY CELL FREE HOMOGENATES OF GERMINATING PEANUT COTYLEDONS.


APPLICATION OF RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS IN MILK TO DOSE ASSESSMENT, DECEMBER  1963-NOVEMBER 1964.


DAMAGE TO SPINACH CHLOROPLASTS INDUCED BY DARK PREINCUBATION WITH FERRICYANIDE.


INFLUENCE OF AUXINS ON IN VITRO INCORPORATION OF GLYCINE-C14 IN PEA SHOOT PROTEINS.


STRONTIUM-90 IN TRI-CITY DIETS, MAY-JULY 1964.


RELATIONSHIP OF THE SYNTHESES OF LIPID AND WATER SOLUBLE ACIDS BY CHLOROPLAST PREPARATIONS.


ESTIMATED DAILY INTAKE OF RADIONUCLIDES IN CALIFORNIA DIETS, JANUARY-JUNE 1964.


RADIOACTIVITY IN CALIFORNIA SURFACE WATERS, JANUARY-JUNE 1964.


RADIOACTIVITY IN KENTUCKY WATERS, MAY 1963-JUNE 1964.


TUMOUR INDUCTION IN A THOROTRAST KIDNEY.


ASPECTS OF THE STROMA DURING GENESIS OF EXPERIMENTAL HEPATOMA INDUCED BY P-DAB.


GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY AND THE INCIDENCE OF CANCER.


ACID AND ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN TRANSPLANTABLE GU'ERIN EPITHELIOMA. II. ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


AN INHIBITORY EFFECT OF STEROIDS ON 20-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE- AND 7,12-DIMETHYLBENZ(A)-ANTHRACENE-INDUCED RAT MAMMARY TUMORS.


CLUMPING OF WHITE BLOOD CELLS IN MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA AND LEUKEMIA.


THE NEUROENDOCRINE REGULATION OF HYPOPHYSEAL  LUTEINIZING HORMONE SECRETION.


SOME EFFECTS OF HORMONES ON THE METABOLISM OF ADIPOSE TISSUE.


THE EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS UPON CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND LYSOSOMES.


TESTICULAR HORMONES AND THE SYNTHESIS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS AND PROTEINS IN THE PROSTATE GLAND.


OVARIAN STEROID SNNTHESIS AND SECRETION IN VIVO.


CALCIPHYLAXIS AND THE PARATHYROID GLANDS.


STEROID SECRETIONS OF THE NORMAL AND POLYCYSTIC OVARY.


EFFECTS OF STEROIDS ON PITUITARY GONADOTROPIN AND FERTILITY.


HORMONE ANTAGONISTS: INHIBITORS OF SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF ESTROGEN AND ANDROGEN.


A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF INHIBITION AND RECOVERY OF SPERMATOGENESIS.


KINETICS OF THE GERMINAL EPITHELIUM IN MAN.


PARATHYROIDS, CALCITONIN, AND CONTROL OF PLASMA CALCIUM.


HYPOTHALAMIC FACTORS RELEASING PITUITARY HORMONES.


THE GENETICS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.

THE GENETICS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT OF THREATENED RENAL REJECTION IN DOGS.


AN UNUSUAL INFECTIOUS ILLNESS WITH AN UNUSUAL RASH.


CATARACT GLASSES ON LOAN.

CATARACT GLASSES ON LOAN.


IDENTIFYING CHILDREN WITH VISUAL PROBLEMS.


ACADEMY PAYS TRIBUTE TO DR. BENEDICT FOR LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE.


EARLY PIANO INSTRUCTION FOR PARTIALLY SEEING CHILDREN.


VISUAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MOTORISTS.

VISUAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MOTORISTS.


WORLD CONGRESS ON THE CORNEA.

WORLD CONGRESS ON THE CORNEA.


THE IMPURE PLACEBO, THE INELEGANT EXPERIMENT AND THE SEDUCTIVE EXPERT. I.


A CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ALLERGY AND APPLIED IMMUNOLOGY.


LEUKEMIA AND IONIZING RADIATION IN JAPAN.


IN VIVO CONVERSION OF TRYPTOPHAN TO INDOLEACETIC ACID IN CHILDREN.


PARAMETERS OF PLASMIN SYSTEM DURING NORMAL PREGNANCY, LABOR AND PUERPERIUM, AND RELATION OF SEX HORMONES TO PLASMIN SYSTEM.


MEDICO-LEGAL STUDIES ON THE FETUS AND INFANT: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCES TO HISTOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LUNGS OF LIVEBORN AND STILLBORN INFANTS.


MEASUREMENT OF FE59 AND FE55 IN THE COMPOSITE SAMPLE.


CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WILSON'S DISEASE IN CASES OF ONE AND THE SAME FAMILY.


CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE SURFACE-ACTIVE MATERIAL ISOLATED FROM CALF LUNG.


PHENOTHIAZINE DERIVATIVES ON AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR IN RATS.


CALCIUM MOVEMENT IN THE SMOOTH MUSCLE OF GUINEA-PIG TAENIA COLI.


ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF ON- AND OFF-UNITS IN CAT'S RETINA.


A GENETIC ASPECT OF WILSON'S DISEASE IN JAPAN.


CONGENITAL HYPERGLYCINEMIA; DEMONSTRATION OF A MINOR METABOLIC DEFECT IN THE PARENTS.


CONCEPT OF RETICULOENDOTHELIOSIS.

CONCEPT OF RETICULOENDOTHELIOSIS.


THE RALATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INDIFFERENT ELECTRODE AND CORNEO-NEGATIVE POTENTIAL IN A NON-ILLUMINATED EYE.


EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTATION OF VITAMIN, PHOSPHORUS, METHIONINE OR SKIM MILK ON THE CYSTINE CONTENT OF HAIR, DARK ADAPTATION, CREATINE-CREATININE EXCRETION AND GROWTH OF UNDERNOURISHED CHILDREN.


A STUDY ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN THE LIMBIC SYSTEM, ESPECIALLY IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETECTION OF FORMIMINOGLUTAMIC ACID IN URINE.


EFFECT OF DIETARY EGG ALBUMIN ON THE PHYTASE ACTIVITY OF RATS FED ON RICE DIET.


HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF PHOSPHORYLASE A, PHOSPHORYLASE B AND PHOSPHORYLASE KINASE IN NORMAL HUMAN SKIN.


IMMUNOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS ON HOMOGRAFTS. II. THE CANINE KIDNEY.


EFFECT OF THYMUS GRAFTS, SPLEEN CELL INJECTION, AND SUBLETHAL IRRADIATION ON HOMOGRAFT TOLERANCE IN MICE.


SURGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PYLOROPLASTY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC FINDINGS.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VASCULAR REACTIVITY AND EXTRACELLULAR POTASSIUM.


IMMUNOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS ON HOMOGRAFTS. I. THE CANINE LIVER.


HEMAGGLUTININ IN SKIN AND KIDNEY HOMOTRANSPLANTATION IN DOGS.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY, SPLENECTOMY, AND IRRADIATION ON MOUSE SKIN HOMOTRANSPLANTATION.


PROLONGED ACCEPTANCE OF A CANINE RENAL ALLOGRAFT ACHIEVED WITH PREDNISOLONE.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMORAL AND CELLULAR ISOANTIBODIES. I. INABILITY OF HUMORAL ISOANTIBODIES TO PREVENT THE CYTOTOXIC EFFECT OF IMMUNE LYMPHOCYTES.


THE CAPACITY FOR SKIN REJECTION IN MICE THYMECTOMIZED NEONATALLY OR IN ADULT LIFE.


QUANTITATIVE TITRATIONS OF MOUSE H-2 ANTIBODIES USING CR-51-LABELLED TARGET CELLS.


LIMITED DURATION OF IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE AFTER CELL TRANSFER.


THE TRANSPLANTED RAT HEART: HISTOLOGIC AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES.


HUMAN LYMPHOCYTE TYPING WITH ISOLOGOUS ANTISERA; TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE CYTOTOXIC REACTION SYSTEM.


ALLOGRAFT REACTIONS IN BULLFROG LARVAE IN RELATION TO THYMECTOMY.


LEUKOAGGLUTINATING ISOANTIBODIES IN RHESUS MONKEYS.


NUTRITION IN PREGNANCY AND LACTATION. REPORT OF A WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE.


INEFFECTIVENESS OF AMINOCHLORAMBUCIL IN DELAYING REJECTION OF CANINE RENAL HOMOGRAFTS.


MECHANISM OF ACTION OF SEX HORMONES AND ANALOGOUS SUBSTANCES. REPORT OF A WHO SCIENTIFIC GROUP.


NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY AND REPRODUCTION IN THE HUMAN. REPORT OF A WHO SCIENTIFIC GROUP.


PHYSIOLOGY OF LACTATION. REPORT OF A WHO SCIENTIFIC GROUP.


CRITERIA FOR DONOR SELECTION IN HUMAN KIDNEY HOMOTRANSPLANTATION.


THE CIRCULATING CANCER CELL COOPERATIVE (CCCC) SLIDE SEMINAR.


ADMINISTRATION OF ORTO,PAR'A-DDD TO DIABETICS WITH VASCULAR CHANGES.


INTRODUCTION TO SYMPOSIUM ON CIRCULATING CANCER CELLS.


JAMES WILLIAM PICKENS MACQUEEN, JR.

JAMES WILLIAM PICKENS MACQUEEN, JR.


THE SALIVARY SECRETION OF ANTIBODY.

THE SALIVARY SECRETION OF ANTIBODY.


A STUDY OF NORMAL, ATYPICAL AND NEOPLASTIC CELLS IN THE WHITE CELL CONCENTRATE OF THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD.


AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF SALICYLURIC ACID IN PLASMA AND URINE.


EVALUATING THE ROUTINE GASTRIC ANALYSIS.


CRITERIA FOR THE RECOGNITION OF MALIGNANT CELLS IN CIRCULATING BLOOD.


TESTS OF ENDOCRINE FUNCTION.

TESTS OF ENDOCRINE FUNCTION.


CANCER CELLS IN THE CIRCULATING BLOOD: A CRITICAL REVIEW II.


AN AUTOMATED FLUOROMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR PHENYLALANINE IN TRICHLORACETIC ACID FILTRATES OF WHOLE BLOOD, SERUM OR PLASMA.


UNSOLVED RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN DENTAL ROENTGENOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION & DIAGNOSIS.


MEDICAL CARE--THE ISSUES.

MEDICAL CARE--THE ISSUES.


ON CONGENITAL INTESTINAL ATRESIA: REPORT OF A CASE AND OBSERVATIONS ON ITS PATHOGENESIS.


ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND CIRCULATING-BLOOD CLUMPS: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.


DIAGNOSIS OF UNUSUAL BLOOD CELLS BY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE.


THE CONTINUING CRISIS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION.


A TROPICAL MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP AT GORGAS MEMORIAL LABORATORY.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN WEST AFRICA.

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN WEST AFRICA.


CANCER CELLS IN CIRCULATING BLOOD: A COMPARISON WITH CYTOLOGIC CRITERIA FOR OTHER SITES.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN EAST AFRICA.

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN EAST AFRICA.


PRESERVATION AND TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD. A REVIEW WITH A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON FREEZING TECHNIQUES.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE THIOCARBAMIDE FAMILY OF ANTITHYROID DRUGS: A REVIEW.


EDGAR POE HOGAN--PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND PUBLIC SERVANT.


INHIBITORY EFFECT OF AMITROLE ON SCENEDESMUS QUADRICAUDA.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE SYNERGIDS OF COTTON.


THE ACRASIEAE IN NATURE. I. ISOLATION.

THE ACRASIEAE IN NATURE. I. ISOLATION.


THE ACRASIEAE IN NATURE. II. FOREST SOIL AS A PRIMARY HABITAT.


THE ACRASIEAE IN NATURE. 3. OCCURRENCE AS DISTRIBUTION IN FORESTS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA.


SIGNIFICANCE OF MARKED LEFT AXIS DEVIATION: ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC-PATHOLOGIC CORRELATIVE STUDY.


COEXISTENT MITRAL AND AORTIC VALVULAR ATRESIA: A PATHOLOGIC STUDY OF 14 CASES.


EFFECT OF ISOPROTERENOL ON RIGHT TO LEFT SHUNTS IN PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY STENOSIS: REPRODUCTION OF ANOXIC ATTACKS.


LEFT VENTRICULAR VOLUME AND VOLUME CHANGE IN ENDOCARDIAL FIBROELASTOSIS.


CARDIOVASCULAR AND BLOOD GAS RESPONSES TO HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION.


CORRELATION BETWEEN THE APEX CARDIOGRAM AND LEFT VENTRICULAR PRESSURE.


RATE OF RISE OF LEFT VENTRICULAR PRESSURE: INDIRECT MEASUREMENT AND PHYSIOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE.


TREATMENT OF CARDIOGENIC SHOCK AND VASOPRESSOR DEPENDENCY WITH INTRAVENOUS METHYLPHENIDATE (RITALIN).


A METHOD FOR RECORDING EIGHT PHYSIOLOGIC EVENTS ON THE CINEFLUOROGRAM.


CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF AN IMPROVED, RAPIDLY RESPONDING FIBEROPTIC CATHETER.


HYDROGEN-SENSITIVE, PLATINUM-TIPPED ELECTRODE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LEFT TO RIGHT SHUNTS: PRACTICAL APPLICATION.


HYDATID CHRONIC COR PULMONALE.

HYDATID CHRONIC COR PULMONALE.


ANOMALOUS ORIGIN OF THE LEFT CORONARY ARTERY FROM THE PULMONARY ARTERY: A CLINICAL SPECTRUM.


CONTINUOUS MURMUR IN MITRAL STENOSIS.

CONTINUOUS MURMUR IN MITRAL STENOSIS.


LATE SYSTOLIC MURMURS AND MITRAL REGURGITATION.


CARDIOVERSION OF AURICULAR FLUTTER IN A NEWBORN INFANT.


PAROXYSMAL VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA COMPLICATING PREGNANCY.


THE ATRIAL  SYSTOLIC MURMUR IN MITRAL STENOSIS.


MONITORED EXERCISE ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS.

MONITORED EXERCISE ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS.


PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH MITRAL VALVULOTOMY.


HEAD INJURIES AT CAPE KENNEDY.

HEAD INJURIES AT CAPE KENNEDY.


HEAD INJURIES AT CAPE KENNEDY: NURSING OBSERVATIONS.


LOOK AT YOUR OWN PRACTICE.

LOOK AT YOUR OWN PRACTICE.


ADAPTING NURSING PROCEDURES FOR REVERSE ISOLATION.


OBESITY CONTROL.

OBESITY CONTROL.


THE PNEUMATIC ARM PROSTHESIS.

THE PNEUMATIC ARM PROSTHESIS.


NURSING SERVICE FOR MIGRANT WORKERS.

NURSING SERVICE FOR MIGRANT WORKERS.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IN CHILDHOOD.

RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IN CHILDHOOD.


CAMPS FOR CHILDREN WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.


ANGINA PECTORIS.

ANGINA PECTORIS.


THE CHEMICAL ASSAULT ON MENTAL ILLNESS: THE ANTIDEPRESSANTS.


ECONOMICALLY SPEAKING: THE VIEWS OF A DIRECTOR OF NURSING.


NURSING DIMENSIONS AND REALITIES.

NURSING DIMENSIONS AND REALITIES.


PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES IN A COMMUNITY CARE PROGRAM FOR THE MENTALLY ILL.


PARENT EDUCATOR IN THE OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT.


EVOLUTION OF ADAPTIVE AND MOTOR BEHAVIOR DURING REHABILITATION FROM KWASHIORKOR.


THE ROLE OF THE ITPA IN DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND PROGRAM PLANNING FOR MENTALLY RETARDED.


SOME CONCEPTUAL ISSUES IN THE STUDY OF MOTHER-INFANT INTERACTION.


METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN STUDYING MOTHER-INFANT INTERACTION.


TRAINING OF VOLUNTEERS IN THE FIELD OF MENTAL RETARDATION--AN EXPERIMENT.


THE SOCIAL INTERACTION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS AND CHRONICALLY ILL MENTAL PATIENTS.


A COMPARISON OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: ISRAELI CHILDREN FROM KIBBUTZ AND FROM URBAN SURROUNDINGS.


SOCIAL CLASS AND MENTAL ILLNESS IN CHILDREN: OBSERVATIONS OF BLUE-COLLAR FAMILIES.


THERAPEUTICALLY ORIENTED TUTORING OF CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY NEUROTIC LEARNING INHIBITIONS.


MARRIAGE ROLES, CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY TREATMENT.


COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNITY READINESS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE.


SOCIAL SYSTEM FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF RESISTANCE TO CHANGE.


LABOR AND MANAGEMENT: NEW ROLES IN MENTAL HEALTH. WHO CARES ABOUT THE UNREACHED FAMILIES.


AN INTERVIEW METHOD FOR ASSESSING ALCOHOLISM.


A FIVE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


SOCIAL GROUP WORK: A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL IN CHILD GUIDANCE.


PARENT-NURSE THERAPEUTIC CONTACT ON A CHILD PSYCHIATRY UNIT.


A PROGRAM, SPONSORED BY A LABOR UNION, FOR TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS.


INVOLVING A LABOR UNION IN THE REHABILITATION OF THE MENTALLY ILL.


FOLLOW-UP STUDIES ON PREVIOUSLY HOSPITALIZED NARCOTIC ADDICTS.


LATER ADJUSTMENT OF CHILDREN FOLLOWING RADICAL SEPARATION FROM FAMILY AND CULTURE.


THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC WELFARE PRACTICE ON FAMILY ATTITUDES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DELINQUENT CHILDREN.


IN MEMORIAM, DR. NORVELLE CHAPPELL LAMAR--1877-1964.


A ROENTGENOLOGIC APPROACH TO THE MEASUREMENT OF VENOUS BLOOD FLOW.


PRESENT STATUS OF HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION, WITH SOME PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS ON ITS VALUE IN TUMBLING SHOCK AND IN BARBITURATE POISONING.


OUR SURGICAL HERITAGE: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: JOHN B. MURPHY.


RECURRENT MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE OF NEUROGENIC ORIGIN; CASE REPORT.


COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE PFANNENSTIEL AND THE USUAL LOW MIDLINE INCISIONS IN CONNECTION WITH CESAREAN SECTION.


RUPTURE OF THE SPLEEN COMPLICATING PREGNANCY.


URETERAL SURGERY IN RENAL TUBERCULOSIS.

URETERAL SURGERY IN RENAL TUBERCULOSIS.


CONSERVATIVE KIDNEY SURGERY; PARTIAL KIDNEY RESECTION.


INDICATIONS OF TREATMENT OF PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA.


PARTIAL SYNOVECTOMY AS A THERAPEUTIC METHOD FOR RHEUMATOID AND NON-SPECIFIC SYNOVITIS OF THE KNEE.


RESULTS OF RADIATION THERAPY OF CANCER OF THE OESOPHAGUS.


EFFECT OF OCTAPRESSIN -EPINEPHRINE ON OPERATIVE BLEEDING; A  COMPARATIVE STUDY.


METHOHEXITAL ANAESTHESIA FOR OUTPATIENT PROCEDURES.


ROENTGENOLOGICALLY ESTABLISHED POST-TRAUMATIC INTRAUTERINE CHANGES, THEIR CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCES.


HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY BY 25 PER CENT UROGRAFIN VISCOSIZED BY 25 PER CENT RHEOMACRODEX; A PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION.


GYNAECOLOGICAL OPERATIONS ON GERIATRIC PATIENTS.


HYDROLYSIS OF PHOSPHOHYDROXYPYRUVATE AND BETA-GLYCEROPHOSPHATE BY A PHOSPHATASE PREPARATION FROM BEEF BRAIN.


VARIATION OF THE MELTING TEMPERATURE OF CALF THYMUS DNA WITH PH AND TYPE OF BUFFER.


THE DEATH OF A PRESIDENT: REACTIONS OF PSYCHOANALYTIC PATIENTS.


FACTORS AFFECTING CO-OPERATION IN THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA.


AUTONOMIC RESPONSIVITY AS A FUNCTION OF LEVEL OF SUBJECT INVOLVEMENT.


MARKETING ANALYSIS TRAINING EXERCISE.

MARKETING ANALYSIS TRAINING EXERCISE.


DATA-MAKING IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.

DATA-MAKING IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.


THE HIERARCHICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR LEARNING PROCESSES AND CRITICAL PERIODS IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT.


GAKU: AN ARTIFICIAL STUDENT.

GAKU: AN ARTIFICIAL STUDENT.


THE ACYL-ENZYME DIMER OF CHYMOTRYPISM.

THE ACYL-ENZYME DIMER OF CHYMOTRYPISM.


THE ACTIVATION OF STUART FACTOR (FACTOR X) BY ACTIVATED ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR (ACTIVATED FACTOR 8).


THE CHEMISTRY OF TYROCIDINE. VI. THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF TYROCIDINE C.


ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF ANALOGS OF THE CELL-WALL PRECURSOR. I. KINETICS AND SPECIFICITY OF URIDINE DIPHOSPHO-N-ACETYLMURAMYL-L-ALANYL-D-GLUTAMYL-L-LYSINE:D-ALANYL-D-ALANINE LIGASE (ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE) FROM STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS R.


PHOTOREACTIONS OF CHLOROPLASTS AND CHLOROPHYLL A WITH HYDROQUINONES AND QUINONES: COUPLED PHOTOREDUCTION OF CYTOCHROME C.


FLASH SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF CHLOROPHYLL-SENSITIZED OXIDATION-REDUCTION REACTIONS.


PEROXIDASE-CATALYZED OXIDATION OF INDOLE-3-ACETIC ACID.


MICROBIAL METABOLISM OF 2-DEOXYGLUCOSE; 2-DEOXYGLUCONIC ACID DEHYDROGENASE.


1,6-PHENAZINEDIOL-5-OXIDE FROM MICROORGANISMS.


APPLICATION OF A CHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF COENZYME Q TO PROBLEMS OF BIOSYNTHESIS.


ENZYMATIC MODIFICATION OF MYOSIN BY DISULFIDE EXCHANGE.


SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF A BIS-IMIDAZOLE.


THE IONIZATION OF CYSTEINE AND THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF HYDROGEN BONDING BY THE THIOL GROUP.


THE ELECTROLYTIC REDUCTION OF PROTEINS.

THE ELECTROLYTIC REDUCTION OF PROTEINS.


POLYMERIZATION-DEPOLYMERIZATION OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN. IV. THE ROLE OF WATER.


PROTONATION OF POLYPEPTIDES IN "HELIX-BREAKING" SOLVENTS: SPECTRAL AND OPTICAL-ROTATORY PROPERTIES IN SOLUTIONS CONTAINING STRONG ORGANIC ACIDS.


PYRIMIDINES. V. REARRANGEMENT OF (AMINO-15N)CYTOSINE AND A PREPARATION OF (15N3)URACIL.


FRACTIONATION OF OLIGONUCLEOTIDES OF YEAST SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS BY COUNTERCURRENT DISTRIBUTION.


COUNTERCURRENT-DISTRIBUTION STUDIES WITH BENCE-JONES PROTEIN IN A DISSOCIATING SYSTEM.


PREPARATION OF 5-AMINO-1-BETA-D-RIBOSYL-4-IMIDAZOLECARBOXAMIDE-5' -PHOSPHATE AND N-(5-AMINO-1-BETA-D-RIBOSYL-4-IMIDAZOLECARBONYL)-L-ASPARTIC ACID 5' -PHOSPHATE.


ENZYME INHIBITORS. V. THE SYNTHESES OF 6-SUBSTITUTED-(9-HYDROXYALKYL)PURINES AND THEIR EVALUATION AS INHIBITORS OF ADENOSINE DEAMINASE.


ANOMALOUS ROTATORY DISPERSION OF SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND ITS RELATION TO AMINO ACID SYNTHETASE RECOGNITION.


CATALYTIC REACTIONS INVOLVING AZOMETHINES. V. RATES AND EQUILIBRIA OF IMINE FORMATION WITH 3-HYDROXYPYRIDINE-4-ALDEHYDE AND AMINO ACIDS.


REACTION OF FICIN WITH DIISOPROPYLPHOSPHOROFLUORIDATE. EVIDENCE FOR A CONTAMINATING INHIBITOR.


THE PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BACTERIAL FATTY ACYL COENZYME A SYNTHETASE.


INTERACTION OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS WITH ALPHA-CHYMOTRYPSIN. II. COMBINATION OF THE ISOMERIC INDOLE CARBOXAMIDES AND CARBOXYLATE IONS WITH THE ACTIVE SITE.


ISOCITRATE LYASE FROM PSEUDOMONAS INDIGOFERA. I. PREPARATION, AMINO ACID COMPOSITION AND MOLECULAR WEIGHT.


THE EFFECT OF IONIC STRENGTH ON REACTIONS CATALYZED BY CARBAMYLPHOSPHATE SYNTHETASE.


ISOCITRATE LYASE FROM PSEUDOMONAS INDIGOFERA. II. ACTIVATION, INHIBITION AND STABILIZATION.


GLUTAMINE SYNTHETASE. VI. MECHANISM OF THE DITHIOL-DEPENDENT INHIBITION BY ARSENITE.


ENZYMIC CLEAVAGE OF MALYTL-COENZYME A INTO ACETYL-COENZYME A AND GLYOXYLIC ACID.


INHIBITION OF MITOCHONDRIAL ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE AND ATP-ADP EXCHANGE REACTION BY EXOGENOUS NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE.


REDUCED NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE-DEPENDENT REDUCTION OF SEMIDEHYDROASCORBIC ACID.


PROPERTIES OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE IN A PHOTOSYNTHETIC BACTERIUM.


THE PREPARATION OF CRYSTALLIN CARNITINE ACETYLTRANSFERASE.


THE ISOLATION OF A COPPER PROTEIN FROM CYTOCHROME OXIDASE.


FINE CONTROL OF PHOSPHOPYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE ACTIVITY IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE DIFFERENTIAL INACTIVATION OF REDUCED NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE OXIDASE AND OF SUCCINATE OXIDASE BY FREEZING.


STUDIES ON THE ELECTRON-TRANSFER SYSTEM. LX. MOLECULAR WEIGHTS OF SOME COMPONENTS OF THE ELECTRON-TRANSFER CHAIN IN BEEF-HEART MITOCHONDRIA.


ALLOSTERIC ACTIVATION OF NICOTINAMIDE-ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE SPECIFIC ISOCITRATE DEHYDROGENASE OF NEUROSPORA.


CHANGES IN GLYCEROLPHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE GRASSHOPPER SCHISTOCERCA VAGA.


INHIBITION OF YEAST ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE BY ALKYLAMMONIUM CHLORIDES.


PH-SUBSTRATE RELATIONSHIP OF L-AMINO ACID OXIDASES FROM SNAKE VENOM AND RAT KIDNEY.


COLUMN-CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION OF A PEROXIDASE AND AN IODINASE IN SOLUBILIZED BEEF-THYROID PREPARATIONS.


SEPARATION AND PURIFICATION OF AROMATIC AMINO ACID TRANSAMINASES FROM RAT BRAIN.


D-GLUCOSE-I-PHOSPHATE:D-GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHOTRANSFERASE.


OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION IN MITOCHONDRIA ISOLATED FROM EUGLENA GRACILIS.


ONTARIO STUDIES ON TUBERCULIN SENSITIVITY.


THE BATTERED CHILD SYNDROME.

THE BATTERED CHILD SYNDROME.


THE BATTERED CHILD SYNDROME FROM A SOCIAL WORK VIEWPOINT.


UNTYPABLE STAPHYLOCOCCI-LYSIS BY EXPERIMENTAL PHAGES AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS.


A SURVEY OF INTESTINAL HELMINTHS IN HONG KONG.


HIGHLIGHTS OF A REPORT ON THE PREPARATION OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN CANADA IN HEALTH AND HEALTH EDUCATION.


CANCER DETECTION IN MANITOBA.

CANCER DETECTION IN MANITOBA.


THE RADIATION PROTECTION LABORATORY ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.


JOHN THOMAS PHAIR, M.B., D.P.H. 1888-1965.


PESTICIDES.

PESTICIDES.


HEALTH INSURANCE IN THE NETHERLANDS.

HEALTH INSURANCE IN THE NETHERLANDS.


THE UNIVERISTY OF MANITOBA FOLLOW-UP STUDY: A PROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. I. GENERAL DESCRIPTION--MORTALITY AND INCIDENCE OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE. A prospective study of cardiovascular disease was initiated in 1946 whereby 3983 healthy North American males, 91% under age 40, were subjected to periodic electrocardiograms and medical examinations between 1948 and 1963. The health of all but five of the 3773 survivors was known in 1963. There were 210 deaths: aircraft accidents accounted for 45%, cardiovascular disease 20%, cancer 11% and other causes 23%. The aggregate mortality closely resembled that of the Canadian Life Table 1955-57 (Male). Extra deaths were observed under age 40 owing to a high frequency of flying accidents. At older ages the mortality was lower than expected because congenital and chronic diseases were excluded at entry. One hundred and forty-three developed coronary heart disease. The case fatality rate was 31%. The incidence rate for coronary heart disease rose progressively from 0.277 per thousand per year for ages 25-34 to 26.5 at ages 60-69.


THE CHILLIWACK RESPIRATORY SURVEY, 1963. II. AEROMETRIC STUDY. A study of the quality of the ambient air at Chilliwack, British Columbia, was conducted from May 1963 to April 1964. Measurements of dustfall, soiling, sulfation, hydrogen sulfide, oxidants and total hydrocarbons were made by a network of five sampling stations. The results of this survey indicated that Chilliwack was relatively free from any air pollution and would therefore be a suitable control for a study of the relationship between community air pollution and respiratory disease.


POSTMORTEM BLOOD SUGAR AND BLOOD UREA NITROGEN DETERMINATIONS. Glucose and urea nitrogen determinations were made on blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples collected during 160 postmortem examinations in order to determine the usefulness of such tests in diagnosing diabetes and uremia at the time of autopsy. The results indicated that: (1) Blood is unsuitable for postmortem glucose determination, and no postmortem normal can be established. (2) Cerebrospinal fluid gave more uniform but very low glucose values. (3) Diabetics as a group had very high postmortem glucose levels but showed a marked overlap with non-diabetics. (4) Infants less than 3 months of age showed high postmortem glucose values. (5) Postmortem blood urea nitrogen and cerebrospinal fluid urea nitrogen levels were within normal limits in previously healthy persons who died suddenly from accidental causes. (6) Hospital autopsy cases had high urea nitrogen levels. (7) Postmortem urea nitrogen levels higher than 100 mg.% were indicative of uremia.


DIZZINESS AND HEAD INJURY.

DIZZINESS AND HEAD INJURY. Dizziness, whether vague or specifically rotational, is a common sequel to head injury, and is often postural. One hundred and sixty-five patients with this symptom were examined. The simple posture tests employed to detect positional nystagmus are described. This physical finding was present in one-quarter of the entire group, and in nearly one-half of cases of longitudinal fracture of temporal bone. In such cases, it is an objective finding that corresponds precisely to the patient's complaint of vertigo.Transverse fracture of temporal bone destroys the inner ear in both cochlear and vestibular parts. Longitudinal fracture is commoner and causes bleeding from the ear; inner-ear damage is usually minor.In the rare cases where persisting postural vertigo and positional nystagmus are disabling, relief of the symptom may be achieved by vestibular denervation of the affected side.


EVALUATION OF THE PERIODIC HEALTH EXAMINATION.


PARAPEMOPHILIA (CONGENITAL FACTOV V DEFICIENCY).


STIMULATION OF HAIR GROWTH.

STIMULATION OF HAIR GROWTH.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOME BRANDS OF TOLBUTAMIDE AVAILABLE IN CANADA. I. CLINICAL ASPECTS. Two lots of brand-name and three lots of non-proprietary tolbutamide products, the latter having been reported to be clinically ineffective, were compared in a double-blind study in 22 diabetic patients. Every patient took each of the five brands for two weeks. The dose range was 1 to 2 g. per day and the dose was kept constant in each patient throughout the five test periods. Statistical analyses of fasting, mid-morning and mid-afternoon blood sugar levels, mid-morning and mid-afternoon blood tolbutamide levels and levels of tolbutamide and its metabolite in 24-hour urine did not show any significant differences among the five products except for better control of fasting blood-sugar levels by one brand, nor did clinical observations reveal any differences.


NON-TUBERCULOUS SHOULDER DISABILITIES IN SANATORIUM PATIENTS. Limitation of shoulder movement and/or shoulder pain occurs among patients chronically ill with conditions not related to bones and joints. Thirty patients with 45 disabled shoulders among persons with pulmonary tuberculosis were studied. The condition occurred most frequently in men beyond the age of 38 years. The shoulder involvement was not related to the location or severity of the underlying lung disease. Before the onset of their illness, most of these patients were very active and had well-developed shoulder muscles. The relative inactivity of hospital life may be a causative factor. The condition is reversible with physiotherapy and corticosteroids; 58% in this series recovered completely and 33% improved. Four progressed to a shoulderhand syndrome. Prophylactic shoulder exercises may be effective.


THE CONTENT OF ANTIGENS 1,2 AND 3 IN STRAINS OF BORDETELLA PERTUSSIS AND IN VACCINES. A comparison was made of the content of heat-labile antigens 1, 2 and 3 in strains of Bordetella pertussis isolated in Toronto, and the content of the same antigens in vaccines being used in that community. Antisera were prepared in rabbits and made monospecific by absorptions. Antigens were detected by slide agglutination tests. Of the 58 strains examined, 56 contained antigens 1 and 3 but no antigen 2 was detected. Nine of these strains were isolated from children who had received a full course of vaccination and had subsequently developed pertussis. All 10 vaccines examined contained antigen 1; two, possibly four, contained no antigen 2; and seven of the 10 vaccines were weak or deficient in antigen 3. This work suggests that improved protection might be attained by the use of vaccines containing adequate amounts of all three antigens.


THE HOSPITAL MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE--THE CABINET OF THE MEDICAL STAFF. Before a hospital medical staff can realistically accept responsibility for the professional practices of its members, a principle initially fostered by the American College of Surgeons and adopted by both the Canadian and American accreditation programs, it must have an effectively functioning medical staff organization. The medical advisory committee is the most important committee of the medical staff organization. A representative composition, adherence to sound administrative principles, and recognition of its prime functions of co-ordination, supervision and jurisdiction will permit this committee-and the total medical staff organization-to discharge adequately the very important responsibilities delegated to them by the governing board of the hospital. Properly structured medical staff bylaws with clearly defined terms of reference assist the smooth functioning of the "cabinet" of the medical staff and safeguard the prerogatives of the individual members of the staff.


LOOKING DOWN OUR NOSES AT FURUNCULOSIS.

LOOKING DOWN OUR NOSES AT FURUNCULOSIS.


DRUGS FOR RECURRENT OR PERSISTENT PYELONEPHRITIS.


THE ACID-BASE STATUS IN CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. The relation between oxygen consumption, metabolic status and prognosis was studied in two infants with identically low arterial oxygen tensions (20 mm. Hg) due to cyanotic congenital heart disease. The first patient had low oxygen consumption, arterial blood acidosis and increased arterial lactate, and died at the age of 36 hours. The second had normal oxygen consumption, arterial acid-base balance, lactate and pyruvate, and survived. Since arterial oxygen tensions were similar in both, it was concluded that compensatory factors, such as cardiac output, pulmonary and systemic blood flow and increased oxygen saturation at normal pH levels (Bohr effect), are important in maintaining tissue oxidation and preventing anaerobiosis and lactate production. The importance of a knowledge of acid-base status in the immediate prognosis of cyanotic congenital heart disease is stressed. The treatment of acidosis by buffer therapy may be an important palliative, improving cardiac output and tissue oxidation, and should be undertaken as soon as possible before irreversible cellular damage has occurred.


MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA OCCURRING SIMULTANEOUSLY IN WHITE FEMALE MONOZYGOTIC TWINS.


MEDICAL JOURNALISM. VII. SLUDGING IN THE ARTERIES OF COMMUNICATION.


THE ARCHITECTURE OF CASEOUS NODULES IN THE LUNG AND THE PLACE OF THE WORD "ACINAR" IN DESCRIBING TUBERCULOUS LESIONS. In a study of caseous pulmonary nodules, it was found possible to identify the cellular and connective tissue background of the caseous material. In the absence of liquefaction, the connective tissues were found to retain their reaction to special stains indefinitely, and fibrin could be identified for periods up to one year after the onset of caseation. This allowed recognition of the part of lung involved and of pathological changes which had preceded caseation. Identification of the site of the suppurative "focus" in the respiratory bronchiole was important because bacilli could be found there most readily. Though lesions often outlined the acinus with clarity, the only value of the term "acinar" was to define the limits of one particular lesion.


THE RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL INJURIES. Early recognition of limb ischemia may allow prompt, effective therapy for peripheral arterial injuries. A review of cases of peripheral arterial trauma at the Toronto General Hospital since 1953 revealed that 50% of the injuries were not immediately recognized. An expanding hematoma, pulsatile hemorrhage or the onset of a bruit and thrill signifies arterial damage in penetrating wounds. Ischemia may be difficult to recognize in patients with soft tissue or skeletal trauma, but the presence of distal pallor, coolness, paresis, cyanosis, anesthesia, poor capillary refill and disproportionate pain indicates significant arterial damage and necessitates surgical exploration. The diagnosis of arterial "spasm" in such instances is untenable and can only be made after direct inspection, or on the return of pulses after reduction of a fracture or release of a tight cast. Restoration of arterial continuity by end-to-end anastomosis is the recommended technique for all arterial injuries, since after ligation of even minor vessels, ischemia may ensue, and amputation may occasionally be necessary.


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE TRIPHENYLTETRAZOLIUM CHLORIDE (UROSCREEN) TEST AND CONVENTIONAL METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF BACTERIURIA. Acute urinary tract infection may be preceded by and active pyelonephritis may be associated with asymptomatic bacteriuria. Treatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria may prevent or arrest active, chronic pyelonephritis and its sequelae. Consequently, there is a need for a reliable and simple screening procedure to detect asymptomatic bacteriuria in large segments of the population.The reliability and practicability of tests advocated for the detection of bacteriuria, including the new chemical triphenyltetrazolium chloride (T.T.C.) (Uroscreen) test, were evaluated. Reliability was assessed by correlating results of these tests with bacterial counts of tested urines. Significant bacteriuria is defined as the presence of 100,000 or more organisms per ml. of urine.The T.T.C. (Uroscreen) test was positive in 92.5% of cases of bacteriuria; there were 7.5% false-negative and 2.8% false-positive results. Bacteria on Gram-stained smear were found in 95.5% of the cases of bacteriuria and in 14.6% of those with non-infected urine; pyuria (more than three leukocytes per high-power field), in 60% of those with bacteriuria and in 15.9% of those with presumably non-infected urine. Bacteria were conspicuous in the urinary sediment in 91.1% of cases of bacteriuria and in 3.7% of presumably non-infected urines.The T.T.C. (Uroscreen) test fulfilled the criteria for a reliable and simple screening procedure. It should be used concomitantly with other screening tests when the urine is examined routinely.


SPONTANEOUS TORSION OF THE OMENTUM.

SPONTANEOUS TORSION OF THE OMENTUM.


MEDICINE AMONG NEW IMMIGRANTS AND ARAB MINORITIES IN ISRAEL. The reaction to modern medicine and the general health of the new immigrants and Arab populations of Israel are described. The material was gathered during a threemonth visit to Israel where the author participated in the medical care of these persons. While these peoples still share many of the traditional medical superstitions and practices, the new immigrants have progressed much more during the 16 years of Israel's existence. At present over 99% of Jewish women give birth in hospital, whereas only 65% of Israeli Arabs do. The infant mortality rate among the Jews in 1963 was about 21 deaths per 1000 live births, about one-half the rate for Arabs. The importance of understanding the cultural background and social conflicts of these people as a preliminary to the provision of proper medical care is stressed.


THE UNITY OF MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH.


SALMONELLOSIS AND PET TURTLES.

SALMONELLOSIS AND PET TURTLES.


RECENT PROGRESS IN TUMOUR VIROLOGY.

RECENT PROGRESS IN TUMOUR VIROLOGY.


HEMOGLOBIN H ASSOCIATED WITH HEMOGLOBIN BART'S IN TWO UNRELATED CHINESE FAMILIES.


A STUDY ON THE PATHOLOGY AND  MORPHOLOLOGY OF DEEP MYCOSIS.


PLEUROPULMONARY AMEBIASIS. CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 64 CASES.


PHYSIOLOGIC DISPOSITION OF N-FORMYL-SARCOLYSINE-C14 IN NORMAL AND TUMOR-BEARING ANIMALS.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF BLOOD CELLS IN LEUKEMIA. OBSERVATIONS ON PEROXIDASE AND SUCCINIC DEHYDROGENASE.


GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATION OF CHROMOSOMAL STRUCTURE IN DROSOPHILA GASICI.


CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTERS AND METROPOLITAN RESPONSIBILITIES.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE: ANAPHYLACTOID REACTION TO PENICILLIN.


GRAND ROUNDS: LUPOID HEPATITIS.

GRAND ROUNDS: LUPOID HEPATITIS.


CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION.


PHARYNGEAL AND ESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULA.

PHARYNGEAL AND ESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULA.


TREATMENT OF BURNS.

TREATMENT OF BURNS.


DIGITAL BLOOD FLOW: I. CORRELATIVE STUDY OF THE ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE AND THE VENOUS OCCLUSIVE PLETHYSMOGRAPHS.


DIGITAL FLOW: II. THE EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKING AND VASOPRESSOR AGENTS USING ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE METHOD.


ASPIRATION DISEASE IN THE ELDERLY.

ASPIRATION DISEASE IN THE ELDERLY.


A STUDY OF THE BRONCHIAL AND VASCULAR STRUCTURES OF A LUNG: FROM A CASE OF ATAXIA-TELANGIECTASIA.


VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LEFT AXIS DEVIATION, IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF DIAPHRAGMATIC INFARCTION AND PARIETAL BLOCK.


RESECTION IN ADVANCED PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: EXPERIENCE WITH 142 CASES.


A SIMPLIFIED METHOD TO MEASURE MAXIMAL EXPIRATORY FLOW RATE.


EXPERIMENTAL SUPPORT FOR RETROGRADE DIFFUSION FROM ALVEOLI TO PULMONARY ARTERIES.


MEDIASTINAL HISTOPLASMOSIS. REPORT OF THREE CASES WITH DYSPHAGIA AS THE PRESENTING COMPLAINT.


DELAYED SYMPTOMATOLOGY IN TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA WITH A NOTE ON EVENTRATION.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIC EMPYEMA.


PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM: ATYPICAL CLINICAL AND ROENTGEN MANIFESTATIONS.


ABDOMINAL ANGINA. REPORT OF THREE CASES TREATED BY MESENTERICO-AORTIC AND SPLENO-AORTIC ANASTOMOSIS.


INTRAMURAL CYSTIC LESION OF THE ESOPHAGUS DUE TO HISTOPLASMA CAPSULATUM.


PULMONARY SILICOTUBERCULOSIS IN A POTATO FARMER: REPORT OF A CASE.


IDIOVENTRICULAR RHYTHM DUE TO DIGITALIS INTOXICATION.


THE HUMAN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK: REPORT OF A CASE.


PLEURAL MESOTHELIOMA IN PATIENT WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: REPORT OF A CASE.


CHEST DISEASES IN LEBANON.

CHEST DISEASES IN LEBANON.


MIDDLE EAR MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN CATS DURING SLEEP.


SPONTANEOUS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BRAIN IN HIBERNATORS AND NONHIBERNATORS DURING HYPOTHERMIA.


SMALL BLOOD VESSELS AND THE ORIGIN OF PHAGOCYTES IN THE RAT CEREBRAL CORTEX FOLLOWING HEAVY PARTICLE IRRADIATION.


REVERSIBLE DEAFFERENTATION OF CEREBRAL CORTEX BY THALAMIC SPREADING DEPRESSION.


THE HIPPOCAMPUS AND THE ORIENTING REFLEX.


BEADING OF MYELINATED NERVE FIBERS.

BEADING OF MYELINATED NERVE FIBERS.


EFFECT OF FRONTAL LESIONS ON PERFORMANCE OF SEQUENTIAL TASKS BY MONKEYS.


INFLUENCE OF THE LABYRINTH ON UNITARY DISCHARGE OF THE OCULOMOTOR NUCLEUS AND SOME ADJACENT FORMATIONS.


EFFECT OF ESTROGENS AND OTHER COMPOUNDS AS ORAL ANTIFERTILITY AGENTS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF RABBIT OVA AND HAMSTER EMBYROS.


EFFECT OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES ON THE OVARIAN REACTION TO HUMAN GONADOTROPINS IN AMENORRHEIC WOMEN.


FERTILITY OF FEMALE RABBITS AFTER ISOIMMUNIZATION WITH SEMINAL PLASMA.


FREQUENT EJACULATION AND TOTAL SPERM COUNT, MOTILITY, AND FORM IN HUMANS.


EFFECT OF ADOPTION ON INFERTILITY.

EFFECT OF ADOPTION ON INFERTILITY.


MALE FERTILITY IN 3620 CHILDLESS COUPLES.


APPRAISAL OF 37 PESTICIDES BY FAO-WHO.

APPRAISAL OF 37 PESTICIDES BY FAO-WHO.


PREGNANEDIOL EXCRETION AND PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY.


CONCEPTION AFTER ADOPTION: A COMPARISON OF CONCEPTION RATES.


FACILITATIVE ACTION OF PROGESTATIONAL COMPOUNDS ON OVULATION IN PMS-TREATED IMMATURE RATS.


BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF SEMEN IN BOVINE SEMINAL VESICULITIS.


A HISTOLOGIC STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF LOW-DOSAGE IRRADIATION OF RABBIT OVARIES.


CURRICULUM PROJECT IN APPLIED GERONTOLOGY.


LIMITS OF THE POSSIBLE AND THE LAW OF IMMERSION.


TOWARD A CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY: AN EXPERIMENT WITH THIORIDAZINE AND DEXTRO-AMPHETAMINE.


SPERM IMMOBILIZATION IN THE HUMAN VAGINA BY INDUCED MUCOANTIBODY.


"THE UNTESTABLES": METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN DRUG RESEARCH WITH THE AGED.


DELETERIOUS EFFECT OF THE MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR PARGYLINE ON PREGNANT RATS.


VALUE PROBLEMS IN GERIATRIC PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY.


VAGINAL CYTODIAGNOSIS OF THE ESTROUS CYCLE OF THE MOUSE WITH FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY.


DISENGAGEMENT THEORY: A CRITICAL EVALUATION.


TRAINING FOR WORK WITH OLDER PEOPLE.

TRAINING FOR WORK WITH OLDER PEOPLE.


GAIT AND STEPPING AS FACTORS IN THE FREQUENT FALLS OF ELDERLY WOMEN.


MEDICAL CARE OF NURSING HOME PATIENTS.

MEDICAL CARE OF NURSING HOME PATIENTS.


PERSONALITY FACTORS AND MORTALITY IN THE RELOCATION OF THE AGED.


THE ART OF AGING AND DYING.

THE ART OF AGING AND DYING.


CRITERIA FOR RETIREMENT: A RE-EXAMINATION.


RESEARCH PROBLEMS AND CONCEPTS IN THE STUDY OF AGING.


GERIATRIC PAYCHIATRY: NEED AND PROBLEMS.


FITNESS AT AGE 90: A NEW RECORD.

FITNESS AT AGE 90: A NEW RECORD.


VALUE, RATIONALE, USE, AND IMPLICATIONS OF A CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR RESIDENTS IN A HOME FOR THE AGED.


THE IMAGE OF WELFARE AND ITS IMPACT ON PROGRAMS FOR THE AGING.


SOME REALITIES OF RESEARCH WITH A NON-INSTITUTIONAL AGED POPULATION.


THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRE-TEST OF AN INSTRUMENT FOR ASSESSING THE STATUS OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN WYOMING AND SOME INVESTIGATIONS OF SAMPLING AND INTERVIEW TECHNIQUE.


AN INTERVIEW WITH J. DOUGLAS COLMAN 1965 JUSTIN FORD KIMBALL AWARD WINNER.


AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN HOSPITALS.  PLACING ADP IN PERSPECTIVE.


FIBRINOLYSIS.

FIBRINOLYSIS.


SECONDARY HYPERTENSION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RENAL HYPERTENSION.


THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN THE TETRALOGY OF FALLOT. A STUDY OF SEVENTEEN CASES.


RECEDING "S" WAVE--AN INDEX OF MYOCARDIAL ISCHAEMIA AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN DOGS.


STUDIES ON THE RESPONSES TO INTRAVENOUS ANGIOTENSIN II IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON RENAL HYPERTENSION WITH CORRELATION OF CLINICAL, BIOCHEMICAL AND RENAL BIOPSY FINDINGS.


THE EFFECT OF DIGITALIS AND DIURETICS ON THE HAEMODYNAMICS IN CHRONIC CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS.


CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTS. A CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 260 CASES.


MYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS OF BENGAL.

MYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS OF BENGAL.


IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY ARTERY ANEURYSM. A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


MALIGNANT EXOPHTHALMOS WITH MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. (A CASE REPORT IN A MALE-AGED 30 YEARS).


A CASE OF PAROXYSMAL ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA WITH BLOCK DUE TO DIGITALIS OVERDOSAGE.


LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE ACTIVITY IN MATERNAL AND NEONATAL BLOOD.


A CASE OF STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS ENDOCARDITIS.


WAYS OF PROPHYLAXIS OF BRUCELLOSIS AMONG THE POPULATION OF THE USSR.


LIVER DISEASE OF STOCK SYRIAN HAMSTERS.

LIVER DISEASE OF STOCK SYRIAN HAMSTERS.


MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE REPAIR IN NORMAL AND BAPN TREATED RATS.


HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE OVARY IN FUNCTIONAL UTERINE BLEEDING. (A PRELIMINARY REPORT).


POLYARTERITIS NODOSA--A CASE REPORT.

POLYARTERITIS NODOSA--A CASE REPORT.


MALIGNANT CYSTOSARCOMA PHYLLODES. (REPORT OF THREE CASES).


SOFT TISSUE OSTEOGENIC SARCOMA. (A CASE REPORT).


CONGENITAL HEPATIC FIBROSIS.

CONGENITAL HEPATIC FIBROSIS.


AN UNUSUAL LESION OF THE NIPPLE OF THE BREAST.


GONADOBLASTOMA OF THE OVARY.

GONADOBLASTOMA OF THE OVARY.


ANTIBIOGRAM OF COMMONLY ISOLATED BACTERIA.


INTERMITTENT ABDOMINAL PAIN CAUSED BY HYDRONEPHROSIS.


EPITHELIAL NAEVUS. A CASE REPORT.

EPITHELIAL NAEVUS. A CASE REPORT.


IRON-DIFICIENCY ANEMIA IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


INDIAN MULTIPURPOSE FOOD AND LOW-FAT GROUNDNUT FLOUR AS SUPPLEMENTS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN.


UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA.

UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA.


MICTURATING CYSTO-URETHROGRAM.

MICTURATING CYSTO-URETHROGRAM.


REGENERATION IN THE VERTEBRATE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS.

MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


STIMULUS CORRELATES OF WAVE ACTIVITY IN THE SUPERIOR-OLIVARY COMPLEX OF THE CAT.


EFFECTS OF SEVERAL MENTAL TASKS ON AUDITORY FATIGUE.


MULTIPLE CUTANEOUS STIMULATION: THE DISCRIMINATION OF VIBRATORY PATTERNS.


MASKING WITH TWO TONES.

MASKING WITH TWO TONES.


BINAURAL INTERACTION IN THE ACCESSORY SUPERIOR-OLIVARY NUCLEUS OF THE CAT.


LEPROTIC GRANULOMA IN THE MAXILLA.

LEPROTIC GRANULOMA IN THE MAXILLA.


PURE-TONE ACUITY AND THE INTELLIGIBILITY OF EVERYDAY SPEECH.


TEMPORARY SHIFTS IN AUDITORY THRESHOLDS OF CHINCHILLA AFTER EXPOSURE TO NOISE.


BINAURAL SUMMATION OF THE ACOUSTIC REFLEX.


LOCALIZATION AFTEREFFECTS WITH PULSE-TONE AND PULSE-PULSE STIMULI.


TEMPORAL SUMMATION IN VIBROTACTILE SENSITIVITY.


TEMPORARY THRESHOLD SHIFT, AUDITORY SENSORY DEPRIVATION, AND CONDUCTIVE HEARING LOSS.


RE: AUDIOMETRIC ZERO.

RE: AUDIOMETRIC ZERO.


MEASUREMENT OF SPEECH SPECTRA RECORDED WITH A CLOSE-TALKING MICROPHONE.


ADAPTATIONS OF EXCHANGE LISTS--USE IN PLANNING METABOLIC WARD DIETS.


NITROGEN AND WEIGHT LOSSES DURING STARVATION AND REALIMENTATION IN OBESITY.


INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM.

INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM.


THE FOOD OF OLDER PERSONS LIVING AT HOME.


PROTEIN QUALITY OF TWO SPECIALTY BREADS.


EFFECT OF HEAT ON CURD TENSION OF BAKED CUSTARDS.


DIETARY CONSULTATION SERVICES IN NURSING HOMES--HIGHLIGHTS OF TWO WORKSHOPS.


MYOCOBACTERIAL FORMS IN MYOCARDIAL VASCULAR DISEASE.


OSTEOID OSTEOMA: REPORT OF A CASE IN A CHILD.


MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY IN CHILDHOOD. IS YOUR DIAGNOSIS CORRECT?


ENURESIS IN THE COURSE OF HYPERTHYROIDISM.


INTERNATIONAL BORDER RABIES.

INTERNATIONAL BORDER RABIES.


WASTE WATER RECLAIMED FOR RECREATIONAL USE AT SANTEE, CALIFORNIA.


THE MEDICAL FUTURE OF SAN DIEGO.

THE MEDICAL FUTURE OF SAN DIEGO.


INTRODUCTION TO BAJA CALIFORNIA (LOWER CALIFORNIA).


DOCTORA.

DOCTORA.


LOS SAMARITANOS VOLADORES-THE FLYING SAMARITANS.


VIOLA J. ERLANGER, M.D.

VIOLA J. ERLANGER, M.D.


CAREERS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY AND EYE SURGERY.


STUDIES ON COUMERMYCIN. A NEW ANTIBIOTIC. II. STRUCTURE OF COUMERMYCIN A1.


NORMAL E.C.G. PATTERNS IN CHILDHOOD. A STUDY OF 262 CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 12 YEARS.


STUDIES ON COUMERMYCIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC. I. PRODUCTION, ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF COUMERMYCIN A1.


DESTOMYCINS A AND B, TWO NEW ANTIBIOTICS PRODUCED BY A STREPTOMYCES.


METHYLDOPA IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


PREDIABETIC STATE IN ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE.


OBSERVATIONS ON TYPE "J" DIABETES.

OBSERVATIONS ON TYPE "J" DIABETES.


PATTERN OF NEUROLOGICAL MORBIDITY IN CALICUT, KERALA. A STUDY BASED ON 200 CONSECUTIVE ADMISSIONS.


A TRIAL OF BEPHENIUM HYDROXYNAPTHOATE IN ANKYLOSTOMIASIS.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF PYRAMIDAL TRACT LESION IN THE ABSENCE OF BABINSKI SIGN.


MYCOSIS FUNGOIDES; (A CASE REPORT).

MYCOSIS FUNGOIDES; (A CASE REPORT).


D1 TRISOMY SYNDROME: (A CASE REPORT).

D1 TRISOMY SYNDROME: (A CASE REPORT).


TRAUMATIC RENAL ARTERIO-VENOUS FISTULA: (A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE).


LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYL AMIDE (LSD-25): XXXVII. ANTISEROTONIN ACTION OF LYSERGIC ACID DERIVATIVES IN ALLERGY AND NEUROPSYCHIATRY.


DIABETIC METABOLISM. II. THE EFFECT OF IONS ON GLUCOSE UTILIZATION AND HIGH ENERGY PHOSPHATE FORMATION IN HEART HOMOGENATES FROM NORMAL AND ALLOXAN-DIABETIC RATS.


THE ENZYMES OF GLYCOGEN AND TREHALOSE SYNTHESIS IN SILK MOTH FAT BODY.


HYALURONIDASE FROM TADPOLE TISSUE.

HYALURONIDASE FROM TADPOLE TISSUE.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ALDOLASES. VI. CRYSTALLIZATION OF DEOXYRIBOSE 5-PHOSPHATE ALDOLASE AND THE NUMBER OF ACTIVE SITES.


THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ALDOLASES. VII. FORMATION OF A 2-METHYL-2-DEOXYPENTOSE CATALYZED BY DEOXYRIBOSE 5-PHOSPHATE ALDOLASE.


THE SIALIC ACIDS. IV. N-ACYL--D-GLUCOSAMINE 6-PHOSPHATE  2-EPIMERASE.


THE SIALIC ACIDS. V. N-ACYL-D-GLUCOSAMINE 2-EPIMERASE.


RATES OF REACTIONS INVOLVED IN PHOSPHATIDE SYNTHESIS IN LIVER AND SMALL INTESTINE OF INTACT RATS.


THE REACTIONS OF TRANS-ALPHA, BETA-HEXADECENOYL COENZYME A AND CIS- AND TRANS-BETA, GAMMA-HEXADECENOYL COENZYME A CATALYZED BY ENZYMES FROM GUINEA PIGS LIVER MITOCHONDRIA.


PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF CLOSTRIDIUM BUTYRICUM. STUDIES ON PLASMALOGEN COMPOSITION AND BIOSYNTHESIS.


BILE ACIDS. XXII. ALLOCHOLIC ACID, A METABOLITE OF 5-ALPHA-CHOLESTAN-3-BET-A-OL IN THE RAT.


A PROCEDURE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COUNTERCURRENT DISTRIBUTION DATA. 3. A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF RADIOCHEMICAL PURITY.


STUDIES ON THE ACTIVE CENTER OF TRYPSIN. THE BINDING OF AMIDINES AND GUANIDINES AS MODELS OF THE SUBSTRATE SIDE CHAIN.


THE CARBOHYDRATE UNITS OF THYROGLOBULIN.


PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF SOME PROTEINS. I. RIBONUCLEASE, OXIDIZED RIBONUCLEASE, LYSOZYME, AND CYTOCHROME C.


EVIDENCE FOR CONFORMATION CHANGES INDUCED BY SUBSTRATES OF PHOSPHOGLUCOMUTASE.


STUDIES ON THE NATURE OF THE INHIBITION OF GLUTAMIC DEHYDROGENASE BY N-2-FLUORENYLACETAMIDE AND OTHER COMPOUNDS.


CRYSTALLIZATION AND PROPERTIES OF COBROTOXIN FROM FORMOSAN COBRA VENOM.


A COMPOSITIONAL ASSAY FOR INSULIN APPLIED TO A SEARCH FOR "PROINSULIN".


STRUCTURAL STUDIES OF THE IMMUNOGLOBULINS. I. THE TRYPTIC PEPTIDES OF BENCE-JONES PROTEINS.