OXYGEN-STABLE HEMOLYSINS OF GROUP A STREPTOCOCCI. 3. THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CELL-BOUND HOMOLYSIN TO STREPTOLYSIN  S. The relationship of the streptococcal hemolysin which is recognized on incubation of RBC with streptococcal cells (cell-bound hemolysin, CBH), to RNA hemolysin, a representative of oxygen-stable hemolysin (streptolysin S) has been studied. A number of similarities have been found in the conditions for optimal production of each of these hemolysins, a requirement for cysteine, Mg(++), and glucose; maximal production by streptococci in the stationary phase; similar curves of pH-dependence. In both systems, the production of hemolysin was inhibited by certain antibiotics, by ultraviolet irradiation, and by sonic disruption and was absent in the same streptococcal mutant strain. The hemolytic activity of both systems was inhibited by lecithin, trypan blue, and papain. Similarities were also found in relative susceptibilities to the two hemolytic systems of erythrocytes of a number of animal species. These data support a suggestion advanced in an earlier study that a streptococcal hemolytic moiety, which can be induced by, and carried on, a number of diverse agents to comprise the group of oxygen-stable hemolysins, serves, in its original attachment to a component of the streptococcal cell, to produce the hemolytic effect recognized as the cell-bound hemolysin.


UNLEARNING AS A FUNCTION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUCCESSIVE RESPONSE CLASSES.


FUNCTION ORDER AND PAIRED-ASSOCIATE LEARNING.


ALLERGENICITY OF CHLOROGENIC ACID.

ALLERGENICITY OF CHLOROGENIC ACID.


RATE OF PRESENTATION IN SERIAL LEARNING.


LEADERSHIP IN SMALL GROUPS: A MATHEMATICAL APPROACH.


EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL VALUE OF RECALL OF VISUAL SYMBOLS.


CONCEPT LEARNING AND VERBAL CONTROL UNDER PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT AND SUBSEQUENT REVERSAL OR NONREVERSAL SHIFTS.


EFFECT OF INTERTRIAL ACTIVITY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AWARENESS AND VERBAL OPERANT CONDITIONING.


BASES FOR PREFERENCES AMONG THREE-OUTCOME BETS.


THE PARTIAL-REINFORCEMENT EFFECT SUSTAINED THROUGH BLOCKS OF CONTINUOUS REINFORCEMENT IN CLASSICAL EYELID CONDITIONING.


APPARENT SPATIAL POSITION AND THE PERCEPTION OF LIGHTNESS.


FACILITATION OF COMPETING RESPONSES AS A FUNCTION OF "SUBNORMAL" DRIVE CONDITIONS.


UCS PROPERTIES IN CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OF THE ALBINO RABBIT'S NICTITATING MEMBRANE RESPONSE.


MONOPTIC AND DICHOPTIC VISUAL MASKING BY PATTERNS AND FLASHES.


APPLICATION OF A MARKOV MODEL TO FREE RECALL AND RECOGNITION.


SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT: "FATE" OF LIST 1 R-S ASSOCIATIONS IN TRANSFER THEORY.


HEMAGGLUTINATION REACTIONS OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES CONJUGATED COVALENTLY WITH DINITROPHENYL GROUPS.


EXPERIMENTAL SENSITIZATION TO VITAMIN E (TOCOPHEROL) IN GUINEA PIGS.


SEROLOGIC AND IMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES OF HUMORAL ANTIBODY AND GAMMA-GLOBULIN LOCALIZATION IN EXPERIMENTAL AUTOIMMUNE THYROIDITIS.


THE IMMUNOLOGIC STATUS OF THE HOST AND PYELONEPHRITIS: A STUDY OF RETROGRADE ESCHERICHIA COLI URINARY INFECTION IN RATS.


ADOPTIVE TOLERANCE TO SHIGELLA ANTIGEN IN IRRADIATED MICE RECEIVING SPLEEN CELL TRANSPLANTS FROM UNRESPONSIVE DONORS.


IMMUNE LYSIS OF THYMUS AND SPLEEN CELLS OF EMBRYONIC AND NEONATAL MICE.


CHARACTERIZATION OF VIRUS NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES IN HUMAN SERUM AND NASAL SECRETIONS.


FACTORS INFLUENCING DETERMINATION OF ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN WESTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS VIRUS STRAINS.


THE SEROLOGIC SPECIFICITY OF INTERFERON.


INHIBITION OF ANTIBODY FORMATION BY HOMOLOGOUS TISSUE FACTORS.


ANTIGENIC VARIATIONS IN HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS ISOLANTS FROM SUCCESSIVE RECURRENCES OF HERPES LABIALIS.


AN ACCELERATED STORAGE TEST FOR PREDICTING THE STABILITY OF SUSPENSIONS OF MEASLES VIRUS DRIED BY SUBLIMATION IN VACUO.


REACTIONS OF HUMAN SERA WITH MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURES.


AGGLUTINATING FACTOR IN MYELOID LEUKEMIA.


PROLONGED IMMUNIZATION. II. EFFECT OF COMPLEMENT-FIXING, INCOMPLETE AND COMBINING ANTIBODIES IN RABBIT ANTI-MOUSE ERYTHROCYTE SERUM.


STUDIES ON THE ADJUVANT ACTION OF BACTERIAL ENDOTOXINS ON ANTIBODY FORMATION. VI. ENHANCEMENT OF ANTIBODY FORMATION BY NUCLEIC ACIDS.


INDUCTION OF TOLERANCE TO BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN BY MEANS OF WHOLE-BODY X-RADIATION.


ABSENCE OF AN ANTIGENIC COMPONENT OF COMPLEMENT IN NZB MICE.


I. REVERSE ANAPHYLACTIC REACTIONS IN GUINEA PIG ILEUM STRIPS PASSIVELY SENSITIZED IN VITRO WITH VARIOUS ALBUMIN ANTIGENS.


II. REVERSE PASSIVE CUTANEOUS ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE GUINEA PIG WITH OVALBUMIN.


IMMUNITY TO TRANSPLANTABLE TUMORS FOLLOWING VIRAL ONCOLYSIS.II. ANTIGENIC SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THREE UNSPECIFIC MOUSE TUMORS.


TRAUMATIC PNEUMOCEPHALUS COMPLICATED BY INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA: ONE AND ONE-HALF YEARS' FOLLOW-UP.


SEROLOGIC DIFFERENTIATION OF RACHOMA STRAINS AND OTHER AGENTS OF THE PSITTACOSIS - LYMPHOGRANULOMA VENERERUMTRACHOMA GROUP WITH THE AID OF THE DIRECT FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY METHOD.


THE PATHOGENESIS AND MANAGEMENT OF ACNE.


ERYTHEMA NODOSUM.

ERYTHEMA NODOSUM.


ASSESSMENT OF VASECTOMY AS MEANS OF VOLUNTARY STERILIZATION.


UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.


THE PSYCHIATRY OF PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION. II. GARFIELD AND MCKINLEY.


EXTRAMEDULLARY PLASMOCYTOMA OF THE LUNG. REPORT OF A CASE.


THE CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL PAIN. REFLECTIONS ON TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SPECIAL INTEREST.


GENERAL ANESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA. APPLICATION AND USE IN PRESENT-DAY ORAL SURGERY.


ARE ANESTHESIOLOGISTS LOSING INTEREST IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PAIN?


RESISTANT HYPOTENSION IN THE OPERATING AND RECOVERY ROOMS.


AN EXPERIMENT IN THE TEACHING OF ANATOMY.


PHYSICIAN GIVING TO MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

PHYSICIAN GIVING TO MEDICAL SCHOOLS.


CORPORATE GIVING TO MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

CORPORATE GIVING TO MEDICAL SCHOOLS.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE AMERICAS.

MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE AMERICAS.


DIFFUSION OF INNOVATION IN MEDICINE: A PROBLEM OF CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION.


POMPE VAN MEERDERVOORT AND THE FIRST WESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL IN JAPAN.


EARNED DEGREES IN THE FIELDS OF MEDICINE, 1901-1962, AND PROJECTIONS TO THE YEAR 2000.


PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN MEDICAL EDUCATION: REPORT OF THE ROCHESTER CONFERENCE.


GENERAL CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTERS PROGRAM.


DATAGRAMS: THE COSTS OF CONDUCTING SPONSORED RESEARCH.


MORPHOLOGY OF THE EXPERIMENTAL EPILEPTIC FOCUS.


CHRONIC MEASUREMENTS OF CEREBROSPINAL-FLUID PRESSURE IN THE DOG.A NEW METHOD AND RESULTS.


INTRACRANIAL EPIDERMOIDS. A STUDY ON THEIR DISTRIBUTION AND SPREAD.


THE REBOUND PHENOMENON AND HYPERTONIC SOLUTIONS.


HERNIATED LUMBAR INTERVERTEBRAL DISCS IN TEEN-AGE CHILDREN.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF DYSTONIA AND CHOREO-ATHETOSIS IN INFANTILE CEREBRAL PALSY BY PEDUNCULOTOMY. PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AND THERAPEUTIC RESULTS.


INTRATHORACIC HYPERPRESSURE IN NEURORADIOLOGY; RESULTS IN 1) CEREBRAL PAN-ANGIOGRAPHY AND 2) ARTERIOGRAPHY OF THE THORACOCERVICAL REGION.


PENETRATING CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURIES. REPORT OF TWO UNUSUAL CASES.


CHOROIDO-EPENDYMAL CYSTS OF THE SPINAL ROOTS, CASE REPORT.


NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXVI.

NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXVI.


CONTROL OF POSTOPERATIVE SEQUELAE IN IMPACTED THIRD MOLAR SURGERY.


EVALUATION OF CARIOSTATIC ACTION OF CHEMICALS CAPABLE OF INHIBITING GLYCOLYSIS.


HAZARD OF MERCURY POISONING IN THE DENTAL SURGERY.


THE EFFECT OF HYDROCORTISONE AND FLUORIDE UPON THE RAT'S MANDIBULAR JOINT.


DESENSITIZATION OF DENTIN BY IONTOPHORESIS; A REVIEW AND CASE REPORTS: CLINICAL IMPRESSIONS.


DOPE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ADDICTS.

DOPE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ADDICTS.


A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF LOCAL ANESTHESIA IN DENTISTRY.


ANALGESICS FOR USE IN DENTAL PRACTICE.

ANALGESICS FOR USE IN DENTAL PRACTICE.


PRESCRIPTION WRITING BY DENTISTS--A LOST ART?


MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIAE (EATON ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA AGENT) IN CHILDREN'S RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS.


AN APPROACH TOWARD WELL BABY CARE DURING THE FIRST MONTHS.


LIMITATIONS IN THE USE OF ORAL HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENTS IN JUVENILE PATIENTS WITH DIABETES.


THE NATURAL HISTORY OF METAPHYSEAL DYSOSTOSIS.


NORMAL RESPONSE OF SICKLE CELL ANEMIA PATIENTS TO IMMUNIZATION WITH SALMONELLA VACCINES.


DIFFERENTIAL STAINING OF BUCCAL EPITHELIAL SMEARS AS AN INDICATOR OF POOR NUTRITIONAL STATUS DUE TO PROTEIN-CALORIE DEFICIENCY.


PULMONARY FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH PECTUS EXCAVATUM.


CONGENITAL TRICUSPID INSUFFICIENCY; A CAUSE OF MASSIVE CARDIOMEGALY AND HEART FAILURE IN THE NEONATE.


THE KOCHER-DEBR'E-S'EM'ELAIGNE SYNDROME; HYPOTHYROIDISM WITH MUSCULAR "HYPERTROPHY".


DRUG ADMINISTRATION.

DRUG ADMINISTRATION.


STUDIES OF HEMOSTASIS IN THAI HEMORRHAGIC FEVER.


ACTH AND THE CORTICOSTEROIDS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ALLERGIC DISORDERS IN CHILDREN.


THE INEFFECTIVENESS OF MECHANICALLY INDUCED VOMITING.


A STUDY OF THE VACUETT SUPPOSITORY IN THE PEDIATRIC PATIENT.


HERPES ZOSTER IN A NEWBORN PREMATURE INFANT.


PATHOGENESIS OF OSSEOUS LESIONS IN THALASSEMIA.


TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF AZATHIOPRINE (IMURAN).


THE ROLE OF PENICILLIN IN THE PREVENTION OF TETANUS.


CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER, BOSTON, MASS.


THE LYON HYPOTHESIS IN G-6-PD DEFICIENCY.


VARIABLE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CYNOMOLGUS MONKEY KIDNEY CELLS TO THE SPECIFIC CYTOPATHIC EFFECT OF SIMIAN VIRUS 40.


PURIFICATION OF JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS AND ITS ANTIGENIC PARTICLES FROM INFECTED SUCKLING MOUSE BRAINS.


SHIGELLOSIS IN CYNOMOLGUS MONEKYS (MACACA IRUS). 3. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL SHIGELLOSIS.


SHIGELLOSIS IN CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS (MACACA IRUS). II. EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION WITH SHIGELLA FLEXNERI 2A WITH SPECIAL REFERENCES TO CLINICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL FINDINGS.


INFECTION RATES OF SCHISTOSOMA JAPONCIUM IN EXPERIMENTALLY EXPOSED FEMALE AND MALE ONCOMELANID SNAILS.


PLASMA THROMBOCYTE-AGGLUTINATING ACTIVITY AND FIBRINOGEN. SYNERGISM WITH ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE.


STUDIES ON NECROSIS OF MOUSE LIVER IN VITRO. ULTRASTRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS IN THE MITOCHONDRIA OF HEPATIC PARENCHYMAL CELLS.


CARDIOVASCULAR STUDIES ON COPPER-DEFICIENT SWINE. 8. ELASTIN CONTENT OF AORTA DETERMINED BY ELASTASE DIGESTION AND FORMIC ACID EXTRACTION.


DIPHOSPHYPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE-SYNTHESIZING ENZYME IN THE LIVER.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF CYTOPLASMIC INCLUSIONS WITHIN "MACROPHAGES" OF HUMAN TISSUES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS ON SPECIALIZATIONS OF THE CELL SURFACE IN RENAL CLEAR CELL CARCINOMA.


ENDOTOXIN-INDUCED HEPATIC VEIN THROMBOSIS IN HYPERLIPEMIC RATS.


(CENTRAL ACTION OF G-32883 UPON TRANSMISSION OF TRIGEMINAL PAIN IMPULSES.)


ON THE SUBSTRATE CHARACTERISTICS OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE-CERULOPLASMIN TREATED HUMAN FIBRIN EXPOSED TO FIBRINOLYTIC AGENTS.


ANGIOGRAPHIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE CAROTIDO-VERTEBRAL HAEMODYNAMIC WATER-SHED.


CONGENITAL ANTERIOR STAPHYLOMA WITH RETINAL PROLAPSE.


SIMULTANEOUS OCCURRENCE OF IRIDAL METASTASIZING PAPILLARY CYSTADENOMA AND HETEROLATERAL PALPEBRAL RECURRING TUMOUR OF IDENTICAL STRUCTURE.


SOME MINERAL CONSTITUENTS OF NORMAL HUMAN EYE TISSUES (NA-K-MG-CA-P-CU).


COXSACKIE VIRUS INFECTION IN CHILDREN IN BANDUNG.


PARACHOLERA EL TOR IN INDONESIAN CHILDREN OF JAKARTA (1962-1963). II. PERIPHERAL BLOOD AND STOOLS.


A CASE OF CONGENITAL DEXTROCARDIA, ASSOCIATED WITH ABSENCE OF THE CORONARY SINUS, SPLENIC AGENESIS, AND OTHER MALFORMATIONS.


SERVICES RENDERED BY THE M.C.H. ACTIVITIES IN INDONESIA.


ON THE INCIDENCE AND IMPORTANCE OF ANEMIAS OF CHILDHOOD IN THE FAR EAST.


SMALLPOX VACCINATION.

SMALLPOX VACCINATION.


FAMILIARY THROMBOPATHIA.

FAMILIARY THROMBOPATHIA.


UNICEF AND CHILD HEALTH.

UNICEF AND CHILD HEALTH.


PHOTOGENIC EPILEPTIC SEIZURE PROVOKED BY TELEVISION.


CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS AGAINST VARIOUS CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.


SUCCESSFUL STRUGGLE AGAINST CHILDHOOD TUBERCULOSIS.


SOCIAL PEDIATRICS IN THE TROPICS.

SOCIAL PEDIATRICS IN THE TROPICS.


VIRAL DIARRHEA.

VIRAL DIARRHEA.


PITFALLS IN PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY.

PITFALLS IN PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY.


FURTHER STUDY OF THE USE OF LIVE ATTENUATED MEASLES-VIRUS VACCINE.


PREMATURE INFANT FEEDING. 3. THE SERUM BILIRUBIN CONCENTRATION IN PREMATURE INFANTS WITH IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED FEEDING OF FORMULAS OF VARYING CALORIC CONCENTRATION.


SOME EXPERIENCES WITH THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF "LEUCINE-SENSITIVE" HYPOGLYCAEMIA.


CALCIUM-ENDOCRINE RELATIONSHIPS IN THE LAYING HEN.


UNDESCENDED TESTES.

UNDESCENDED TESTES.


PEDIATRICS IN UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION.


NUTRITION OF INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN.


STUDY OF SWEAT ELECTROLYTES IN JAPANESE CHILDREN.


AVAILABILITY OF SOME TRACE ELEMENTS.

AVAILABILITY OF SOME TRACE ELEMENTS.


FOOD AND NUTRITION IN INDONESIA.

FOOD AND NUTRITION IN INDONESIA.


PRIORITY HEALTH NEEDS OF CHILDREN IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


HEALTH AGENCIES AND THE TOWER OF BABEL.

HEALTH AGENCIES AND THE TOWER OF BABEL.


PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACTIVITIES IN CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASES.


THE SCANDINAVIAN HOSPITAL AID PROGRAMME IN KOREA AND THE POSTGRADUATE TEACHING IN PEDIATRICS.


OCCURRENCE OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI IN PUERTO RICANS.


A STUDY OF GONOCOCCAL INFECTIONS AMONG INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL TRAINING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.


HUMAN PSITTACOSIS IN MILWAUKEE COUNTY ASSOCIATED WITH PARAKEETS AND PIGEONS.


NEPHROSIS.

NEPHROSIS.


DENTAL CARE FOR THE CHRONICALLY ILL, THE AGED, AND THE HANDICAPPED.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF A SMALL PERTUSSIS OUTBREAK IN KENT COUNTY, MICHIGAN.


EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMPHIBIANS.


A CONTRAST INCREASING ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR THE AUTOMATIC SCINTILLATION SCANNER.


STUDIES OF RELATIONSHIPS OF EMOTIONS TO PLASMA LIPIDS.


ETHYLENE ACTION AND THE RIPENING OF FRUITS. Recent studies employing gas chromatography show that an amount of ethylene large enough to stimulate ripening is always present within a fruit before the respiratory climacteric begins. This fact and data from experiments in which fruits were exposed to a partial vacuum or varying concentrations of O(2), CO(2), and ethylene oxide reinforces the view that ethylene is a ripening hormone. The respiratory climacteric begins soon after the fruit is harvested because the tissue no longer receives from the shoot system a substance which inhibits ripening; this substance may act by lowering the sensitivity of the fruit to ethylene. The threshold for ethylene action is also influenced by the composition of the atmosphere, for O(2) is a substrate in the reaction activated by ethylene and CO(2) inhibits the action of ethylene by competing with the olefin for the receptor site. Experiments indicate that ethylene is derived from acetate or acids of the Krebs cycle and acts by binding to a metal receptor site in the tissue.


NUCLEOTIDE SYNTHESIS UNDER POSSIBLE PRIMITIVE EARTH CONDITIONS. The nucleosides adenosine, guanosine, cytidine, uridine, and thymidine were each heated with inorganic phosphate. Nucleoside monophosphates were formed in appreciable yield. This result has a bearing on the hypothesis of chemical evolution.


LYSIS OF PLEUROPNEUMONIA-LIKE ORGANISMS BY STAPHYLOCOCCAL AND STREPTOCOCCAL TOXINS. Six strains representing three species of Mycoplasma were examined for susceptibility to lysis by staphylococcal and streptococcal toxins. All were sensitive to staphylococcal alpha-toxin, two to streptolysin S, and three to streptolysin O. The results support the concept that the limiting membrane of pleuropneumonia-like organisms is basically similar to those of many other cell types and provide additional evidence for the participation of cholesterol in cytolysis induced by streptolysin O.


CELL PROLIFERATION IN HYDRA: AN AUTORADIOGRAPHIC APPROACH. Hydra cells take up substantial amounts of tritiated thymidine if the label is injected into an animal's gastric cavity shortly after feeding. Autoradiographic analysis shows that the isotope becomes incorporated into cell nuclei. The distribution of labeled nuclei probably represents the pattern of cell proliferation and is similar to the distribution of mitotic figures in histological preparations. The data show that cell proliferation is distributed along the body column and that there is no localized growth zone.


GENETIC MOSAICISM IN ADULT MICE OF QUADRIPARENTAL LINEAGE. Genetic mosaic mice can be produced by aggregating, during cleavage stages, the blastomeres of two embryos of different genotype into a single cluster, and by transferring the developing aggregates to the uterus of a surrogate mother. Substantial numbers of such composite embryos survive past birth. Among the living adult mosaic mice are individuals within which cells of markedly different immunogenetic constitution coexist. Through the incorporation of appropriate genetic markers into mosaics, many new possibilities now present themselves for analysis of biological problems during embryonic as well as adult life.


RADIOLYSIS OF THYMINE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS: CHANGE IN SITE OF ATTACK WITH CHANGE IN PH. In the radiolysis of thymine in neutral air-saturated solutions the principal site of attack is at the 5,6 double bond; in strongly alkaline solutions the attack shifts to the 5-methyl group. The shift correlates well with a model based on two changes in the reaction path as the pH is increased.


IMMUNOADSORBENT FOR THE ISOLATION OF PURINE-SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES. An immunoadsorbent for the isolation of purine-specific antibody has been synthesized. The technique is applicable for isolating antibody to any purine or pyrimidine capable of being converted to a derivative which can be coupled to amine groups. The recovery of antibody from a serum sample is better than 82 percent, and the precipitability of the isolated antibody is as high as 89 percent.


NEURONS OF INSECTS: RNA CHANGES DURING INJURY AND REGENERATION. A dense concentration of RNA appears in the perinuclear cytoplasm of nerve cell bodies in the third thoracic ganglion of the cockroach within 12 hours after their axons are cut. The basiphilic material of the perinuclear ring reaches maximum development 2 to 3 days after axon injury and returns to normal at about 15 days. Ribonuclease removes the basiphilic material, indicating that it is RNA. The perinuclear ring of RNA provides a marker for linking an individual central nerve cell body to a particular peripheral axon and the muscle it innervates.


MOSQUITO TRANSMISSION OF A RETICULUM CELL SARCOMA OF HAMSTERS. A transplantable reticulum cell sarcoma with leukemic manifestations can be transmitted from one hamster to another by means of a mosquito, Aëdes aegypti (L.). The transmission seems to be by a transfer of tumor cells, and not by passage of some other oncogenic agent.


QUININE-RESISTANT PLASMODIUM BERGHEI IN  MICE. During induction of chloroquine resistance, Plasmodium berghei developed resistance to quinine administered in doses near the maximum amounts tolerated by mice. Resistant parasites did not form malarial pigment. Normal sensitivity to both quinine and chloroquine returned and pigment formation resumed during serial passage of the parasites through untreated mice.


VISUALLY EVOKED ELECTROCORTICAL RESPONSES IN KITTENS: DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC SYSTEMS. Visually evoked electrocortical responses were differentiated ontogenetically in young kittens by age of onset, latency, and polarity. A long-latency negative wave, present by 4 days of age and abolished later by lesions of the superior colliculus and pretectal region of the midbrain, is attributed to the non-specific sensory system. A short-latency, positive and negative, diphasic wave, developing by 10 to 15 days of age and blocked by lesion of the lateral geniculate body, is identified with the specific visual system.


FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF CULTURED BRAIN TISSUES AS RELATED TO "DEMYELINATIVE DISORDERS". The serums from animals with experimental allergic encephalomyelitis and humans with multiple sclerosis produce, in addition to demyelination, rapid, reversible alterations in complex, evoked bioelectric (synaptic) responses of cultured cerebral cortex and spinal cord tissues of the mouse. The active factors are dependent on complement and are not present in serums from normal animals and humans.


FACILITATION: ELECTRICAL RESPONSE ENHANCED BY CONDITIONAL EXCITATION OF CEREBRAL CORTEX. Cats were conditioned to give a foot flexion in response to stimulation of the brain through implanted electrodes. The evoked electrical activity of an extracallosal interhemispheric pathway was much greater in the repeatedly stimulated direction than in the unstimulated direction in the brain. No difference in the two directions was observed in control animals that did not receive the unconditional foot shock.


RETROGRADE AMNESIA FROM ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCK IN A ONE-TRIAL APPETITIVE  LEARNING TASK. Rats deprived of water were placed, for 4-minute sessions, into a chamber containing a hole in one wall. After several sessions the number of times these rats explored the hole markedly decreased. Rats given access to water at the hole for a brief period explored the hole more frequently than controls, when they were tested later. This increase in hole explorations was abolished when the water reinforcement was followed by electro-convulsive shock but not when followed by foot shock.


REPTILIAN THERMOREGULATION.

REPTILIAN THERMOREGULATION.


PULMONARY PHYSIOLOGY IN SURGERY.

PULMONARY PHYSIOLOGY IN SURGERY.


PHYSIOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS IN CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS.


PITUITARY AND ADRENAL FUNCTION IN RELATION TO SURGERY.


APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY OF THE THYROID AND PARATHYROID GLANDS.


GASTRIC PHYSIOLOGY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GASTRIC AND DUODENAL ULCERS.


THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SODIUM DEPLETION IN MAN.


THE PHYSIOLOGY OF ANESTHESIA.

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF ANESTHESIA.


THE ROLE OF SODIUM-CONTAINING SOLUTIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF OLIGEMIC SHOCK.


THE BIOLOGIC BASIS OF TISSUE TRANSPLANTATION.


A CURRENT SURVEY OF CLINICAL EXPERIENCES IN TISSUE AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION.


BIOLOGIC BEHAVIOR OF NEOPLASMS IN RELATION TO SURGICAL TREATMENT.


HEALING OF WOUNDS.

HEALING OF WOUNDS.


BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES IN THE HEALING OF LONG TENDONS.


BASIC BIOLOGIC REACTIONS TO VASCULAR GRAFTS AND PROSTHESES.


THE MECHANISM OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AFTER INJURY AND TRANSFUSION REACTION AND ITS PREVENTION BY SOLUTE DIURESIS.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF POSTOPERATIVE SURGICAL INFECTION.


ATYPICAL OSTEOARTICULAR SYPHILIS (POSSIBILITIES OF SURGICAL TREATMENT).


ACQUIRED APPENDICULAR DIVERTICULOSIS.

ACQUIRED APPENDICULAR DIVERTICULOSIS.


HYDROXYDIONE G, A NEW STEROID COMPOUND IN GENERAL ANAESTHESIA.


THE HISTOLOGICAL PICTURE OF THE EYE FOLLOWING ANGIODIATHERMY.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF HEME AND STERCOBILIN IN CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKEMIA AND IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA. STUDY WITH 2-14C-GLYCINE.


METABOLIC CHANGES OF NEUTROPHILE LEUKOCYTES DURING PHAGOCYTOSIS.


A BIOCHEMICAL STUDY ON THE NEUTROPHILIC GRANULES ISOLATED IN A PURE STATE FROM LEUKOCYTE HOMOGENATE.


EXTRAMEDULLARY PLASMOCYTOMAS.

EXTRAMEDULLARY PLASMOCYTOMAS.


STUDIES ON ANTIBODY FORMATION, IN VITRO. EFFECT OF GLUTAMINE ON IN VITRO EXPRESSION OF SECONDARY RESPONSE INITIATED IN VIVO.


PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN CHILDREN WITH DIABETES MELLITUS.


DETERMINING THE ELEMENTS OF THE INTERIOR ORIENTATION IN TOENTGENOGRAPHY.


DIABETES INSIPIDUS.

DIABETES INSIPIDUS.


THE DIRECT BRACHIAL ARTERIAL PULSE-PRESSURE CURVE IN THE EVALUATION OF PATIENTS WITH AORTIC VALVULAR STENOSIS.


CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES IN TROPICAL EOSINOPHILIA.


OVERLAPPING OF VENTRICULAR FILLING AND CONTRACTION.


TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION WITH METHYLDOPA ALONE OR COMBINED WITH DIURETICS AND OR GUANETHIDINE. A REPORT OF 63 CASES.


THE SECOND HEART SOUND IN CONGENITAL PULMONARY VALVULAR INSUFFICIENCY.


THE VECTORCARDIOGRAM IN CHILDREN WITH LEFT AXIS DEVIATION AND NO APPARENT HEART DISEASE.


INFLUENCE OF VENTRICULAR SIZE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRACTILE AND MANIFEST TENSION.


EFFECTS OF MUSCULAR ACTIVITY UPON THE ACUTE MYOCARDITIS OF C3H MICE INFECTED WITH TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI.


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS ASSOCIATED WITH EXPERIMENTAL ARBORIZATION BLOCK IN DOGS.


THE EFFECTS OF ANGIOTENSIN ON THE CIRCULATION AND MYOCARDIAL METABOLISM OF DOGS WITH EXPERIMENTALLY PRODUCED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


THE RADIOISOTOPE RENOGRAM IN DOGS WITH EXPERIMENTAL RENAL ARTERY STENOSIS.


ACUTE IDIOPATHIC PERICARDITIS: REPORT OF A FATAL CASE, WITH  BRIEF REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


CIRCULATORY AND VENTILATORY RESPONSES TO POSTPRANDIAL EXERCISE.


PARADOXICAL ACCELERATION OF ATRIAL FLUTTER AFTER "CARDIOVERSION".


TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE RIGHT PAPILLARY MUSCLE IN A PATIENT WITH CONGENITAL ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT.


ACID-BASE BALANCE. A REVIEW OF CURRENT APPROACHES AND TECHNIQUES.


FUNDAMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS ON BLOOD VOLUME: PHYSIOLOGIC AND CLINICAL ASPECTS.


ANTIARRHYTHMIC DRUGS. I. MECHANISM OF QUINIDINE ACTION.


HYPOTENSION FROM BETA ADRENERGIC BLOCKING DRUGS.


THE NECESSITY FOR EFFECTIVE DENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IN CARDIOLOGY.


PRECORDIAL PERCUSSION IN CARDIAC RESUSCITATION.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE RECORDING OF RADIOPAQUE DILUTION CURVES DURING ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


THE INDUCTION OF HYPNOSIS IN THE LIGHT OF REFLEXOLOGY.


DENTAL EXTRACTIONS IN THE HEMOPHILIAC: CONTROL OF THE EMOTIONAL FACTORS BY HYPNOSIS.


ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HYPNOTHERAPY OF THE ADVANCED CANCER PATIENT.


AN EMPIRICAL SCATTER ANALYSIS OF ELECTRO-BIOLOGICAL DATA IN HYPNOTIZED PATIENTS.


EXPERIMENTAL HYPNOTHERAPY IN TOURETTE'S DISEASE.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HYPNOSIS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


HYPNOTHERAPY IN STRABISMUS.

HYPNOTHERAPY IN STRABISMUS.


HYPNOTIC AND NON-HYPNOTIC SUGGESTION AND SKIN RESPONSE IN ATOPIC PATIENTS.


HYPNOSIS IN INTEGRATIVE MOTIVATION.

HYPNOSIS IN INTEGRATIVE MOTIVATION.


A NOTE ON HYPNOTHERAPY IN SEXUAL DEVIATION: REPORT OF TWO CASES.


HYPNOANESTHESIA--A CASE REPORT ON A 90-YEAR-OLD PATIENT.


HYPNOSIS AND EXAMINATION PANICS.

HYPNOSIS AND EXAMINATION PANICS.


EXPERIMENTAL HYPNOTHERAPY IN A SPEECH PROBLEM: A CASE REPORT.


WHY DID HEPHAESTUS LIMP?

WHY DID HEPHAESTUS LIMP?


WHO'S AFRAID OF DEATH ON A LEUKEMIA WARD?


TREATMENT OF SYDENHAM'S CHOREA.

TREATMENT OF SYDENHAM'S CHOREA.


RECOVERY OF CHILDREN WITH ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.


IMIPRAMINE (TOFRANIL) IN THE CONTROL OF ENURESIS.


STUDIES ON FAMILIES OF PHENYLKETONURICS: OBSERVATIONS ON INTELLIGENCE AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES.


BIRTH RECORD ASSESSMENTS AND TEST PERFORMANCE AT EIGHT MONTHS.


INCIDENCE OF PSEUDORETARDATION IN A CLINIC POPULATION.


INTRACRANIAL TERATOMA OF THE NEWBORN.

INTRACRANIAL TERATOMA OF THE NEWBORN.


PREDICTION OF LUNG FUNCTION VALUES IN CHILDREN.


NORMAL AND ABNORMAL SMALL BOWEL LENGTHS: AN ANALYSIS OF 389 AUTOPSY CASES IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


FETAL TRACHEAL LIGATION AND LUNG DEVELOPMENT.


RADIOLOGICAL CASE OF THE MONTH.

RADIOLOGICAL CASE OF THE MONTH.


WILMS'S TUMOR AND ASSOCIATED ANOMALIES.

WILMS'S TUMOR AND ASSOCIATED ANOMALIES.


CONGENITAL HYPOTHYROID GOITER SIMULATING CYSTIC HYGROMA.


THE GASTROINTESTINAL BIOPSY CAPSULE AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID.


HYPERTROPHIC GASTROPATHY--A CLINICAL REVIEW.


GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING AS A SEQUEL TO CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


AUTOMATIC TUBE FEEDING IN SELECTED GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS; A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


ECHINOCOCCUS DISEASE: REPORT OF THREE CASES.


SERUM PROTEINS IN CERVICAL MUCUS.

SERUM PROTEINS IN CERVICAL MUCUS.


ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA--ENDOCRINOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES.


VAGINAL INVOLVEMENT IN ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA.


EFFECT OF ACETYLCHOLINE AND ATROPINE UPON UTERINE CONTRACTILITY IN PREGNANT WOMEN.


IN VIVO EFFECT OF AMYL NITRITE ON HUMAN PREGNANT UTERINE CONTRACTILITY; AN OBJECTIVE EVALUATION.


ACTION OF ISOXSUPRINE AND ITS (+) ISOMER ON THE PREGNANT HUMAN UTERUS; AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


EFFECT OF CERVICAL DILATATION UPON MILK EJECTION IN HUMANS AND ITS RELATION TO OXYTOCIN SECRETION.


EFFECT OF PROGESTERONE ON THE OXYTOCIC ACTION OF ESTRADIOL-17-BETA.


OVARIAN PREGNANCY; REPORT OF FOUR CASES AND A THIRTEEN-YEAR SURVEY OF THE ENGLISH LITERATURE.


THE RELATION BETWEEN PLACENTAL STRUCTURE AND URINARY ESTROGEN LEVELS.


STUDY OF PLACENTAL FUNCTION WITH ESTRIOL DETERMINATIONS; CORRELATION WITH PREGNANEDIOL EXCRETION AND VAGINAL AND URINARY CYTOLOGY IN NORMAL PREGNANCIES.


THE FETAL HEART; COMPARISON OF ITS ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL EVENTS.


CORRELATION OF FETAL HEART RATE PATTERNS AND BLOOD GAS VALUES. II. BRADYCARDIA.


CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF ABORTUSES FOLLOWING MATERNAL RUBELLA.


ISOLATION OF RUBELLA VIRUS FROM PRODUCTS OF CONCEPTION.


REPORT OF TWO PREGNANCIES FOLLOWING SPLENORENAL SHUNT.


THERAPEUTIC EVACUATION OF UTERUS IN PREGNANCIES BEYOND THE TWELFTH WEEK.


CARCINOMA PRIMARY IN BARTHOLIN'S GLAND--5 YEAR SURVIVALS AFTER RADICAL SURGERY.


NONSYMPTOMATIC CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX IN ELDERLY WOMEN.


THE LEUCOCYTE-LIKE CELLS OF THE OVIDUCTS DURING THE NORMAL ESTROUS CYCLE AND THEIR MODIFICATION BY PROGESTIN AND ESTROGEN TREATMENT.


STUDIES OF THE NERVE GROWTH FACTOR IN SUBMANDIBULAR GLANDS OF FEMALE MICE TREATED WITH TESTOSTERONE.


THE CHEMICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER.

THE CHEMICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER.


HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN AND RADIOTHERAPY.

HIGH-PRESSURE OXYGEN AND RADIOTHERAPY.


EARLY RESULTS WITH MILLARD'S ISLAND FLAP IN PRIMARY CLOSURE AND LENGTHENING OF CLEFT SOFT PALATES.


PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE: DIAGNOSIS AND OBJECTIVE EVALUATION USING A MERCURY STRAIN GAUGE.


TRAINING IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH.


PILOT STUDY OF ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE ON TAIWAN. SELECTION OF TWO POPULATION SAMPLES FOR A COMPARATIVE EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY.


A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR HUMAN FERTILITY PATTERNS.


NEW ASPECTS OF MYCOBACTERIAL SKIN TESTS. I. TUBERCULIN REACTIONS DUE TO ORGANISMS OTHER THAN MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS.


NEW ASPECTS OF MYCOBACTERIAL SKIN TESTS. II. THE DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF QUANTITATIVE TUBERCULIN TESTS.


TEACHING PHYSICIANS TO BE AGENTS OF SOCIAL CHANGE.


OZONE TOXICOLOGY. A REVIEW OF RESEARCH AND INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE: 1954-1964.


MALFORMATIONS OF THE MOUSE FETUS CAUSED BY HYPERVITAMINOSIS-A OF THE MOTHER DURING PREGNANCY.


ENDEMICITY OF ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIA COLI. STUDIES OF SCREENING PROCEDURES.


A CLINICAL STUDY OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS.


THE PROGRESS OF DISABLED VETERANS. A STUDY OF DISABILITY FOLLOWING MILITARY INJURIES IN ISRAEL.


CHRONIC PNEUMONITIS CAUSED BY PHOSGENE. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF BODY BURDEN.

MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF BODY BURDEN.


THE COURSE OF PNEUMOCONIOSIS IN COAL MINERS. SHOULD A MINER WITH THE CONDITION CONTINUE TO WORK IN DUST?


PULMONARY CLEARANCE AND THE FUNCTION OF MACROPHAGES.


MINUTEMAN DISEASE: LEAD POISONING.

MINUTEMAN DISEASE: LEAD POISONING.


A STATE RADIATION CONTROL PROGRAM 1959-1964. THE ANATOMY OF AN ALPHA-, BETA-, GAMMA-, AND X-RAY PROTECTION PROGRAM.


WILEY POST: FIRST TEST OF HIGH ALTITUDE PRESSURE SUITS IN THE UNITED STATES.


ACTINOMYCOSIS DETECTED ON PERIODIC EXAMINATION.


CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE, INNERVATION, ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC PATTERNS AND ENZYMES OF SKELETAL MUSCLE RESULTING FROM EXPERIMENTAL TREATMENT WITH TRIAMCINOLONE.


COMPARISON OF DEEP HEATING BY MICROWAVES AT FREQUENCIES 2456 AND 900 MEGACYCLES.


ELECTRIC PLETHYSMOGRAPHIC AND TISSUE TEMPERATURE STUDIES OF EFFECT OF ULTRASOUND ON BLOOD FLOW.


PHYSICAL MEASURES USED IN BREAKING THE SMOKING HABIT.


A NEW STAIR-CLIMBING WALKER.

A NEW STAIR-CLIMBING WALKER.


NEW DEVICE FOR THE QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF SPASTICITY.


SIMPLE MASTECTOMY AND PRINCIPLES OF CANCER SURGERY.


BLEEDING ESOPHAGEAL VARICES: COMPARISON OF OPERATIVE AND NONOPERATIVE TREATMENT.


A MODIFICATION OF RADICAL HYSTERECTOMY FOR CERVICAL CANCER.


PENETRATING WOUNDS OF THE HEART; REPORT ON A NEW SERIES.


TRANSPALATAL CORRECTION OF BASILAR MENINGOCELE WITH CLEFT PALATE.


TOTAL REPLACEMENT OF AORTIC VALVE IN A PATIENT WITH INTERNAL PACEMAKER; REPORT OF A CASE.


ELECTROENTEROGRAPHY.

ELECTROENTEROGRAPHY.


HIDRADENOMA OF THE ANAL CANAL.

HIDRADENOMA OF THE ANAL CANAL.


MIDESOPHAGEAL DIVERTICULUM WITH HEMORRHAGE: REPORT OF A CASE.


BALL-VALVE PROSTHESES IN SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ACQUIRED VALVULAR HEART DISEASE.


EFFECTIVE USE OF PROPHYLACTIC ANTIBIOTICS IN OPEN HEART SURGERY.


NONPULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS, A SURGICAL MASQUERADER.


SIMPLE AND RADICAL MASTECTOMY; A COMPARISON OF SURVIVAL.


GAS GANGRENE; A COMPLICATION OF ELECTIVE ABDOMINAL SURGERY.


REDUCTION "EN MASSE" OF GROIN HERNIAE.

REDUCTION "EN MASSE" OF GROIN HERNIAE.


SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF ORAL CAVITY; INTRA-ARTERIAL INFUSION WITH FLUOROURACIL AND IDOXURIDINE.


EMERGENCY PORTACAVAL SHUNT; USE IN PATIENTS WITH ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS.


MASSIVE RESECTION OF SMALL BOWEL AND TOTAL COLECTOMY: USE OF REVERSED SEGMENT.


MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOID SYNDROME.

MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOID SYNDROME.


THE DETECTION OF ANTI-GLOBULIN FACTORS UTILIZING PRE-COATED LATEX ARTICLES.


THOUGHTS ON FUTURE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHYSICIANS, MEDICAL STUDENTS AND CITIZENS (WALTER BAUER MEMORIAL LECTURE).


MULTIPLICITY OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR.

MULTIPLICITY OF RHEUMATOID FACTOR.


ANTIBODY TO RIBOSOMES IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


TOTAL HEMOLYTIC COMPLEMENT (CH50) AND SECOND COMPONENT OF COMPLEMENT (C2 HU) ACTIVITY IN SERUM AND SYNOVIAL FLUID.


IRON METABOLISM IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


STEROID THERAPY OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS BASED ON IMMUNOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS.


FINDINGS SUGGESTIVE OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IN SUBJECTS ON CHRONIC ANTICONVULSANT THERAPY.


EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE ORIGIN OF GOUTY TOPHI.


A SPECULATION ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF JOINT INFLAMMATION IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


ULNAR NERVE ENTRAPMENT IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A CASE REPORT.


A SEVEN-DAY VARIABILITY STUDY OF 499 PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


THE THALASSAEMIA SYNDROMES. 3. A SEVERE FORM OF THALASSAEMIA MINOR WITH SLIGHTLY ELEVATED FETAL HAEMOGLOBIN. STUDY OF TWO FAMILIES.


STROMA S PROTEIN RELATED TO THE BLOOD CLOTTING MECHANISM.


THYMECTOMY FOR MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.

THYMECTOMY FOR MYASTHENIA GRAVIS.


SERUM ENZYMES IN FRIEDREICH'S ATAXIA.

SERUM ENZYMES IN FRIEDREICH'S ATAXIA.


CEREBRAL COMPLICATIONS OF WHIPPLE'S DISEASE.


THE PERIPHERAL NERVES AND SKELETAL MUSCLES IN WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS: A CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF FOUR CASES.


CHANGES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE CAT AS THE RESULT OF TRI-O-CRESYL PHOSPHATE POISONING.


VISUAL ILLUSIONS OF MOVEMENT.

VISUAL ILLUSIONS OF MOVEMENT.


INFLUENCE OF THE SUBSTANTIA NIGRA ON THE CATECHOLAMINE CONTENT OF THE STRIATUM.


TWO KINDS OF MOTOR PERSEVERATION IN MASSIVE INJURY OF THE FRONTAL LOBES.


REFRACTORY PERIOD OF MUSCLE AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN RELATIVES OF PATIENTS WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.


OBSERVATIONS UPON THE NEUROLOGICAL MECHANISM OF DIRECTIONAL PREPONDERANCE OF CALORIC NYSTAGMUS RESULTING FROM VASCULAR LESIONS OF THE BRAIN-STEM.


SUBTENTORIAL CHANGES FOLLOWING THE RUPTURE OF CEREBRAL ANEURYSMS.


OCCLUSION OF THE MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY.


BILATERAL OPHTHALMOPLEGIA IN BASILAR-VERTEBRAL ARTERY DISEASE.


ON MEDICAL PROGRESS IN BRISTOL.

ON MEDICAL PROGRESS IN BRISTOL.


TEENAGE OBSTETRICS IN BRISTOL.

TEENAGE OBSTETRICS IN BRISTOL.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF AMPICILLIN IN THE TREATMENT OF SALMONELLA ENTERITIS.


ASPERGILLOSIS AND MUCORMYCOSIS IN AN OKAPI. A CLINICAL-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE HELD IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL ON 10TH MARCH 1964.


THE DIAGNOSIS AND DELINEATION OF CANCER.


A STUDY OF FOETAL ATTITUDE.

A STUDY OF FOETAL ATTITUDE.


THE ANGIOGRAPHIC APPEARANCES OF SUBVALVAR AORTIC STENOSIS.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ANGIOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION OF TUMOUR VESSELS IN PITUITARY NEOPLASMS.


RELATIVE DENSITY OF THE VERTEBRAL END-PLATES AS AN ESTIMATE OF OSTEOPOROSIS.


THE ESTIMATION OF TOTAL DOSE FOR DIFFERENT NUMBERS OF FRACTIONS IN RADIOTHERAPY.


THE COMPUTATION OF TWO AND THREE DIMENSIONAL DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS IN COBALT 60 TELETHERAPY.


ISODOSE CURVES IN NON-UNIFORM PHANTOMS.

ISODOSE CURVES IN NON-UNIFORM PHANTOMS.


THE SATURATION CHARACTERISTICS OF A GRENZ-RAY IONISATION CHAMBER.


MENISCAL AND PERIARTICULAR CALCIFICATION IN HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


A PATHOLOGICAL ANGLO-SAXON FEMUR.

A PATHOLOGICAL ANGLO-SAXON FEMUR.


A NEW METHOD OF BRONCHOGRAPHY.

A NEW METHOD OF BRONCHOGRAPHY.


TRANSFERABLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE.

TRANSFERABLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE.


EYE SIGNS AFTER IMMUNIZATION.

EYE SIGNS AFTER IMMUNIZATION.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT EXTRADURAL SPINAL TUMOURS.


ADRENOCORTICAL CARCINOMA TREATED WITH O,P' -DDD.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. EYE DISEASE IN CHILDREN.


SOME MEDICAL ADVICE.

SOME MEDICAL ADVICE.


SEROLOGICAL RESPONSES IN MAN TO A SINGLE SMALL DOSE OF CHOLERA VACCINE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE LACK OF INFLUENCE OF ABO BLOOD GROUP ON NATURAL ANTIBODY OR IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSIVENESS.


"EXUDATIVE" LESIONS IN GLOMERULI OF CHILDREN: ? A VARIANT OF HYALINE ARTERIOLOSCLEROSIS.


SYNOVITIS IN RABBITS DURING BACTEREMIA AND VACCINATION.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF INSULIN I-131 TO SERUM PROTEIN FRACTIONS.


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DDT-IRRITABILITY TESTS ON MOSQUITOS: WITH AN ANNEX ON RESULTS OBTAINED WITH THE IRRITABILITY TEST METHOD RECOMMENDED BY THE WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE ON INSECTICIDES. The author reviews various laboratory investigations of the effects of insecticides on mosquito behaviour. The only extensive data on this subject concern the effects of DDT on irritability. The measurement of this response is discussed, and information is collated on the factors affecting it, such as the type and state of the insecticide, the species and physiological state of the mosquito and environmental factors including temperature, humidity, light and crowding. The author concludes that, despite the numerous difficulties associated with this subject, a sound technique (such as that recommended by the WHO Expert Committee on Insecticides) should be adequate to detect inherent differences in irritability between mosquito colonies, of a magnitude likely to be important in practice.An annex describes tests carried out by the author on strains of two anopheline and four culicine species with the irritability test method recommended by the WHO Expert Committee on Insecticides. Four DDT-resistant strains were less irritated by DDT than normal colonies, the difference being significant in the two culicine resistant strains.


MALIGNANT PERICARDIAL EFFUSION. REVIEW OF HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE AND REPORT OF A CASE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY TALC POUDRAGE.


STUDIES ON LAMBS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL PLACENTA. REVIEW OF NINE LONG-TERM SURVIVORS OF EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION MAINTAINED IN A FLUID MEDIUM.


EXPERIMENTAL LARGE-VOLUME HEMODILUTION.

EXPERIMENTAL LARGE-VOLUME HEMODILUTION.


SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SUPRAVALVULAR AORTIC STENOSIS.


AN ENZYMATIC METHOD FOR GLUCOSE QUANTITATION IN NORMAL URINE.


MEASUREMENT OF SERUM GLUTAMIC OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE.


RELIABILITY OF HEMOGLOBIN VALUES OBTAINED WITH FERRICYANIDE-CYANIDE REAGENTS SUBJECTED TO FREEZING TEMPERATURES.


ENTERIC INFECTIONS--NEW CONCEPTS AND NEW APPROACHES; REPORT OF A WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE.


RESURGENCE OF VENEREAL DISEASE; A REPORT BY THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.


PRIMITIVE REFLEX RESPONSES OF THE NEWBORN IN ICTERUS GRAVIS.


LISTERIOSIS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM; FOUR AFFECTED INFANTS.


UNUSUAL TYPES OF ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA AND TRACHEO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULAE; DIAGNOSTIC AIDS AND PROCEDURES.


FATAL THALLIUM POISONING, A PLEA FOR A SAFER PESTICIDE.


MONILIASIS, STEATORRHEA, DIABETES MELLITUS, CIRRHOSIS, GALLSTONES, AND HYPOPARATHYROIDISM IN A 10-YEAR-OLD BOY.


COMBINED PRIVATE PRACTICE OF PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT MEDICINE. AN ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION OF SOME PERSONAL EXPERIENCES.


THOU SHALT NOT KILL. SHOULD THOU STRIVE TO KEEP ALIVE?


BRUCELLOSIS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: STAMPS COMMEMORATE PROGRESS AND A NEW VACCINE.


THE INFLUENCE OF EJECTION RATE ON THE CONTOUR OF THE LEFT VENTRICULAR PRESSURE PULSE.


PHYSIOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF THE KIDNEY ON THE SECRETION OF ALDOSTERONE, CORTICOSTERONE AND  CORTISOL BY THE ADRENAL CORTEX.


THE EFFECT OF PULSATILE CAPILLARY BLOOD FLOW UPON GAS EXCHANGE WITHIN THE LUNGS OF MAN.


THE EFFECT OF CARDIAC ACTION UPON LUNG GAS VOLUME.


CADIAC RESUSCITATION.

CADIAC RESUSCITATION.


TREATMENT OF INTRACTABLE PAIN BY CHEMICAL RHIZOTOMY WITH PHENOL SOLUTIONS.


KEMADRIN IN THE TREATMENT OF PARKINSONISM: A DOUBLE BLIND AND ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX: ITS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


ATTRITION OF ACRYLIC TEETH.

ATTRITION OF ACRYLIC TEETH.


A HISTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE RETROMOLAR AND PEAR-SHAPED PAD.


THE EFFECT OF ADRENALINE AND HISTAMINE UPON THE LABIAL GINGIVA OF THE RABBIT INCISORS.


PRESSURES INVOLVED IN TAKING IMPRESSIONS.


I. A SURVEY OF 100 CASES TREATED WITH THE ANDRESEN APPLIANCE.


II. THE ACTIVATOR IN CLASS II MALOCCLUSION.


SYMPOSIUM ON FUNCTIONAL THERAPY. 3. CASE REPORTS.


SYMPOSIUM ON FUNCTIONAL THERAPY. IV. PANEL DISCUSSION.


SOME CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF VINCENT'S GINGIVITIS.


OCCLUSAL REHABILITATION OF A CASE EXHIBITING MARKED ATTRITION, PARTIAL ANODONTIA, AND EXCESSIVE MANDIBULAR CLOSURE.


FURTHER STUDIES ON IMPRESSION COMPOUNDS.


AN ANAPHYLACTOID REACTION TO LIGNOCAINE.


TEACHING AIDS FOR UNDERGRADUATES.

TEACHING AIDS FOR UNDERGRADUATES.


A CASE OF CLASS II, DIVISION 1 MALOCCLUSION.


SIMPLE FIXED APPLIANCES.

SIMPLE FIXED APPLIANCES.


THE TIMING OF ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT IN RELATION TO PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT.


FOUR INTO ONE WILL NOT GO.

FOUR INTO ONE WILL NOT GO.


THE COURSE OF JUVENILE DIABETES TREATED WITH UNMEASURED DIET.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE UPTAKE OF INSULIN CONJUGATED WITH FLUORESCEIN ISOTHIOCYANATE BY DIABETIC KIDNEY TISSUE.


QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF LABILE DIABETES.


PRODUCTION OF ALLOXAN DIABETES AND KETOACIDOSIS IN THE LABORATORY RAT.


MASS SCREENING FOR DIABETES IN A METROPOLITAN AREA USING FINGER BLOOD GLUCOSE AFTER A CARBOHYDRATE LOAD.


SCHMIDT'S SYNDROME (THYROID AND ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY) AND COEXISTENT DIABETES MELLITUS.


L-XYLULOSE CONCENTRATIONS IN SERA OF DIABETIC PATIENTS.


COMPARISON OF URINARY AND SERUM AMYLASE VALUES FOLLOWING PANCREATIC STIMULATION IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT PANCREATIC  DISEASE.


AMINO ACID UPTAKE AND FATTY ACID ESTERIFICATION BY INTESTINAL MUCOSA FROM PATIENTS WITH WHIPPLE'S DISEASE AND NONTROPICAL SPRUE.


INBORN LYSOSOMAL DISEASES.

INBORN LYSOSOMAL DISEASES.


PROLONGED RETENTION OF INTESTINAL TUBES.


HYPOPROTEINEMIA, CHYLOUS ASCITES, STEATORRHEA, AND PROTEIN-LOSING ENTEROPATHY DUE TO CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY OBSTRUCTION OF MAJOR INTESTINAL LYMPH VESSELS.


STUDIES OF UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA. 3. THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS ON THE GROWTH OF VARIOUS MYCOBACTERIA AND OTHER ORGANISMS. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


EFFECTS OF CHRONIC LOW-DOSE IRRADIATION FOR THREE SUCCESSIVE GENERATIONS ON THE BREEDING BEHAVIOUR OF MICE.


COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF HEPARIN SODIUM, XANTHINOL NIACINATE (COMPLAMIN) AND 2-DIMETHYL-AMINOETHANOL (DEANER) IN INSTITUTIONALIZED GERIATRIC GROUPS.


EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS OF THE AGED AND THOSE WHO CARE FOR THEM.


CHILD-REARING PRACTICES OF MOTHERS OF ASTHMATIC CHILDREN.


THE ROLE OF EMOTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH INTRACTABLE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


THE FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP IN ECZEMA AND ASTHMA.


COMMUNITY STUDY FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND OTHER AGENCY WORKERS. A THEORY ABOUT ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITIES IN THE UNITED STATES.


COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF ADJUVANTS TO BARIUM ENEMA EXAMINATIONS USE OF OXYPHENISATIN AND TANNIC ACID.


TUMORS OF THE EIGHTH CRANIAL NERVE IN ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS.


CO60 SIMULATOR FOR TREATMENT PLANNING.

CO60 SIMULATOR FOR TREATMENT PLANNING.


LUNG SCANNING WITH RADIOIODINATED MACROAGGREGATES OF HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN.


DEFECOGRAPHY OR ANORECTAL STUDIES IN CHILDREN INCLUDING CINEFLUOROGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS.


ASSAY OF HUMAN THYROID-STIMULATING HORMONE BY 18 DIFFERENT ASSAY LABORATORIES USING 12 DIFFERENT METHODS.


UTILIZATION OF BLOOD ACETATE AND BUTYRATE BY THE ISOLATED, PERFUSED GOAT RUMEN.


PRIMARY AMYLOID DISEASE. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH A CASE PRESENTATION OF PRIMARY HEPATIC AMYLOIDOSIS.


A CASE OF BRUCELLA SPONDYLITIS.

A CASE OF BRUCELLA SPONDYLITIS.


INTRAVENOUS THERAPY IN OBSTETRICS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE USE OF VENA CAVAL INFUSIONS.


IMPERFECT SYMPATHIES.

IMPERFECT SYMPATHIES.


BLOOD AND URINARY AMINO ACID CHANGES IN DIABETES MELLITUS AND DIABETIC KETOSIS.


EXPERIMENTAL GLOMERULONEPHRITIS. VI. THE AUTOLOGOUS PHASE OF NEPHROTOXIC SERUM NEPHRITIS. Nephrotoxic serum nephritis was studied in rats receiving variable amounts of kidney-fixing antibody and active or passive immunization to the heterologous gamma globulin of the species supplying the nephrotoxic antibody. Rats injected with a moderate to a large amount of kidney-fixing antibody (180 to 380 microg) and immunized to the heterologous gamma globulin developed a more severe nephritis than rats receiving similar amounts of antibody without further immunization. Rats injected with minimal amounts of kidney-fixing antibody (2 to 45 microg) and immunized to the heterologous gamma globulin developed a moderate nephritis in contrast to rats receiving similar amounts of antibody without further immunizations which showed no evidence of renal injury. In the rats receiving small doses of kidney-fixing antibody and immunization to the heterologous gamma globulin a lag period existed between the appearance of circulating antibody and kidney-fixed host antibodies and the appearance of renal injury. This delay apparently reflects the need for a continuing antigen-antibody reaction for some time in order to produce detectable injury with the small amounts of reactants involved. From these data it appears that, in the presence of excess circulating antibody, antigens occupying at most a few per cent of the glomerular capillary surface can provide an antigen-antibody interaction which will over a period of time cause detectable morphological and functional alterations of the glomerulus.


C'1 ESTERASE EFFECT ON ACTIVITY AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE FOURTH COMPONENT OF COMPLEMENT. Highly purified C'1 esterase of human serum is capable of inactivating isolated fourth component of human complement (beta(1E)-globulin). Inactivation is accompanied by changes in electrophoretic and ultracentrifugal properties of beta(1E)-globulin. If non-sensitized sheep erythrocytes are present during the action of C'1 esterase on beta(1E)-globulin, a complex is formed consisting of cells and cytolytically active fourth component (EC'4). Thus, inactivation of beta(1E)-globulin by C'1 esterase appears to be preceded by a state of activation enabling beta(1E)-molecules to combine with cell membrane receptors. Acceptor groups appear to be present also in 7S gamma-globulin and in beta(1E)-globulin itself, since C'1 esterase can induce the formation of beta-beta and of beta(1E)-7S gamma-globulin complexes.


THE DETERMINATION OF ANTIBODY TO GROUP A STREPTOCOCCAL POLYSACCHARIDE IN HUMAN SERA BY HEMAGGLUTINATION. A hemagglutination method employing tanned human O erythrocytes sensitized with purified Group A streptococcal polysaccharide has been developed to measure A polysaccharide antibody in antistreptococcal rabbit and human sera. The reaction of sensitized RBC with known Group A streptococcal rabbit antisera, inhibition of hemagglutination with A polysaccharide, and abolition of hemagglutination and hemagglutination-inhibition by exposure of polysaccharide antigen to A enzyme, which destroys the specific immunologic determinant of A carbohydrate, were utilized to demonstrate the specificity of this hemagglutinating system. The results of A polysaccharide antibody determinations on sera from normal persons, patients convalescent from streptococcal infection, and patients with non-suppurative streptococcal sequelae are presented.


IN VITRO METABOLISM OF HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN BY SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONS OF HEPATIC TISSUE FROM MAN.


THE AETIOLOGY OF CHRONIC RHINITIS AND SINUSITIS IN CHILDREN.


THE NATURAL HISTORY AND THERAPY OF NASAL BLEEDING PRODUCING GERIATRIC PROBLEMS.


PATHOGENESIS OF CYSTS AND CRYPTS IN THE NASOPHARYNX.


THE LARYNX IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.

THE LARYNX IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


DECANNULATION AFTER TRACHEOSTOMY IN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN.


OCCULT CANDIDIASIS IN THE PATERSON BROWN-KELLY SYNDROME.


FIVE CASES OF BILATERAL BRANCHIAL FISTULAE IN THREE GENERATIONS OF A FAMILY.


A CASE OF BILATERAL PNEUMOTHORAX AFTER TRACHEOSTOMY.


FATAL HAEMORRHAGE FROM THE INNOMINATE ARTERY AFTER TRACHEOTOMY.


THE EFFECT OF TEMPORARY AUTONOMIC BLOCK ON THE SO-CALLED ALLERGIC CONDITIONS OF THE NASAL MUCOSA: "A PRELIMINARY REPORT".


EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA.

EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA.


COMPOSITION OF THE DIACYL GLYCERYL ETHERS AND TRIGLYCERIDES OF THE FLESH AND LIVER OF THE DOGFISH (SQUALUS ACANTHIAS).


GLUCOSE-CONTAINING PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN MYCOPLASMA LAIDLAWII, STRAIN B.


A STEREOSPECIFIC ANALYSIS OF TRIGLYCERIDES.


LIPID METABOLISM IN PIGEON AORTA DURING ATHEROGENESIS.


VALIDATION OF AN INCOMPLETELY COUPLED TWO-COMPARTMENT NONRECYCLING CATENARY MODEL FOR TURNOVER OF LIVER AND PLASMA TRIGLYCERIDE IN MAN.


THE 2-HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS IN WHITE MATTER OF INFANT AND ADULT BRAINS.


IN VIVO CONVERSIONS OF CEREBROSIDE AND CERAMIDE IN RAT BRAIN.


FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF HUMAN BRAIN SPHINGOMYELINS: NORMAL VARIATION WITH AGE AND CHANGES DURING MYELIN DISORDERS.


SYNTHESIS OF RACEMIC 1,2-DIOLEIN.

SYNTHESIS OF RACEMIC 1,2-DIOLEIN.


PHOTOMETRIC ADAPTATION OF DOLE'S MICRODETERMINATION OF FREE FATTY ACIDS.


SEPARATION OF LONG-CHAIN BASES BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY; INSTABILITY OF SPHINGOSINE.


COLORIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF FREE FATTY ACIDS IN BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS.


PROOXIDANT ACTION OF CRYSTALLINE SERUM ALBUMIN IN LIPID PEROXIDATION DURING INCUBATION OF RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE IN VITRO.


UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF RETINOL (VITAMIN A) IN THE ISOLATED PERFUSED RAT LIVER.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF 5-ALPHA-CHOLESTAN-3-BETA-OL IN RAT AND GUINEA PIG LIVER IN VITRO.


SEPARATION OF GLYCOSYL DIGLYCERIDES FROM PHOSPHATIDES USING SILICIC ACID COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY.


TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF CHOLESTEROL AND 24-DEHYDROCHOLESTEROL DURING CHRONIC TRIPARANOL THERAPY.


SYNTHESIS OF UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS IN THE SLIME MOLD PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM AND THE ZOOFLAGELLATES LEISHMANIA TARENTOLAE, TRYPANOSOMA LEWISI, AND CRITHIDIA SP.: A COMPARATIVE STUDY.


FATTY ACID SYNTHESIS DURING EARLY LINOLEIC ACID DEFICIENCY IN THE MOUSE.


FATTY ACID SYNTHESIS DURING FAT-FREE REFEEDING OF STARVED RATS.


EFFECTS OF A NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY OF UNSATURATED FATS ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF FATTY ACIDS IN RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIAL PHOSPHOLIPIDS.


ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN GAS-LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY OF STEROIDS.


EFFECTS OF ALKALI-METAL IONS ON PHOSPHOLIPID AND TRIGLYCERIDE SYNTHESIS IN RAT LIVER SLICES.


TRANSFER OF FATTY ACIDS BETWEEN TRIGLYCERIDE SPECIES IN RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE.


RELEASE OF FREE FATTY ACIDS FROM ADIPOSE TISSUE OBTAINED FROM NEWBORN INFANTS.


LECITHIN FATTY ACID COMPOSITION IN BILE AND PLASMA OF MAN, DOGS, RATS, AND OXEN.


ASCODIPTERINAE OF AFRICA (DIPTERA: STREBLIDAE).


PASTURELAND INFESTATION BY THE SHEEP TICK (IXODES RICINUS L.) AS INDICATED BY PARASITISM OF THE BROWN RAT (RATTUS NORVEGICUS BERK.).


TWO NEW SCHOENGASTIINE CHIGGERS FROM THAILAND (ACARINA: TROMBICULIDAE).


PARASITES FROM THE BIG BROWN BAT, EPTESICUS FUSCUS (BEAUVOIS), IN WESTERN MARYLAND (ACARINA AND SIPHONAPTERA).


ARBOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN SARAWAK: OBSERVATIONS ON THE MOSQUITOES.


CONENOSE BUGS (TRIATOMA) VISIT UNOCCUPIED BOY'S CAMP IN LOS ANGELES.


IDENTIFICATION KEYS TO THE ADULT AND LARVAL MOSQUITOES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA.


AGGREGATION SITES OF MALES OF THE COMMON CATTLE GRUB, HYPODERMA LINEATUM (DEVILLERS) (DIPTERA: OESTRIDAE).


STUDIES ON MALAYAN VECTORS OF MALARIA; METHODS OF TRAPPING, AND OBSERVATIONS ON BITING CYCLES.


THE SAND-FLIES OF THE GAMBIA (DIPTERA: PHLEBOTOMINAE).


AN INTERIM WORLD LIST OF BATFLIES (DIPTERA: NYCTERIBIIDAE AND STREBLIDAE).


NOTES ON FLIES OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE IN JAPAN. 23. SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF FLIES IN THE IMPERIAL PALACE GROUNDS, TOKYO.


ON THE NAME ORNITHOMYA VS. ORNITHOMYIA (DIPTERA: HIPPOBOSCIDAE).


A FIELD SURVEY OF ARTHROPOD PARASITES OF BIRDS IN TAIWAN.


IN MEMORIAM; SAUL R. KOREY, M.D., 1918-1963.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF NEUROFIBRILLARY DEGENERATION. I. LIGHT MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS.


EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF NEUROFIBRILLARY DEGENERATION 2. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, PHOSPHATASE HISTOCHEMISTRY AND ELECTRON PROBE ANALYSIS.


VIRUS PARTICLES IN REACTIVE CELLS INDUCED BY INTRACEREBRAL IMPLANTATION OF DIBENZANTHRACENE.


CHEMICAL STUDIES ON ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE.


BIOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGIC STUDIES OF CEREBRAL EDEMA ASSOCIATED WITH INTRACEREBRAL TUMORS IN RABBITS.


FORMATION OF THE MEMBRANOUS CYTOPLASMIC BODIES IN TAY-SACHS DISEASE: AN IN VITRO STUDY.


STUDIES IN GLOBOID (KRABBE) LEUKODYSTROPHY. 3. SIGNIFICANCE OF EXPERIMENTALLY-PRODUCED GLOBOID-LIKE ELEMENTS IN RAT WHITE MATTER AND SPLEEN.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MAIN SPLENIC GLYCOLIPIDS IN THE NORMAL ORGAN AND IN GAUCHER'S DISEASE: EVIDENCE FOR THE SITE OF METABOLIC  BLOCK.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF TWO CEREBRAL BIOPSIES IN GARGOYLISM.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND BIOCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS ON A CASE OF SYSTEMIC LATE INFANTILE LIPIDOSIS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO TAY-SACHS DISEASE AND GARGOYLISM.


STUDIES IN THE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF PLASMALOGENS. II. A NEW, SPECIFIC REACTION FOR DEMONSTRATING FIXATIVE-STABLE PLASMALOGENS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BRAIN.


DIELECTRIC DISPERSION OF PROTEIN SOLUTIONS CONTAINING SMALL ZWITTERIONS.


THERMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF HYDROPHOBIE BOND FORMATION IN A MODEL SYSTEM.


COMPARISON OF WATER SORPTION AND DEUTERIUM-HYDROGEN EXCHANGE SITES IN POLY-L-VALINE.


MANAGEMENT OF THE PATIENT WITH TERMINAL ILLNESS.


THE DYING PATIENT AND HIS FAMILY.

THE DYING PATIENT AND HIS FAMILY.


FLUID REPLETION IN CIRCULATORY SHOCK: CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE AND OTHER PRACTICAL GUIDES.


ACUTE ENCEPHALOPATHY (ENCEPHALITIS) COMPLICATING RUBELLA. REPORT OF CASES WITH VIROLOGIC STUDIES, CORTISOL-PRODUCTION DETERMINATIONS, AND OBSERVATIONS AT AUTOPSY.


ACUTE COMPLETE ACROMIOCLAVICULAR SEPARATION: REPORT OF 51 CASES.


AUTOANTIBODIES IN PEMPHIGUS VULGARIS: RESPONSE TO AN INTERCELLULAR SUBSTANCE OF EPIDERMIS.


EFFICIENCY OF SCREENING TESTS FOR GLAUCOMA.


TAMPONS IN MENSTRUAL HYGIENE.

TAMPONS IN MENSTRUAL HYGIENE.


TIME COURSE OF TENSION IN PAPILLARY MUSCLES OF HEART: THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


ANESTHESIA OF THE LARYNX IN THE PATIENT WITH A FULL STOMACH.


WILLIAM HOGARTH (1697-1764): MORALIST--ENGRAVER.


BUSULFAN IN PREGNANCY: REPORT OF A CASE.


MULTIPLE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL MELANOMAS WITH TEN-YEAR SURVIVAL.


CONVULSIVE DISORDER AS INITIAL MANIFESTATION OF OVARIAN CARCINOMA: A CASE REPORT.


DELAYED BLEEDING FROM A GUNSHOT WOUND OF THE THORACIC AORTA: REPORT OF A SUCCESSFULLY TREATED CASE.


COBALT 60 IRRADIATION FOR ADVANCED CARCINOMA OF THE PALATINE TONSIL.


PICKLED HERRING AND TRANYLCYPROMINE REACTION.


REMOVING CONTACT LENSES.

REMOVING CONTACT LENSES.


PROPHYLAXIS IN DIVERTICULITIS.

PROPHYLAXIS IN DIVERTICULITIS.


ABNORMAL LIVER FUNCTION TEST IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATIC DISEASE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ELEVATED ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


A PATIENT WITH ABDOMINAL PAIN AND FEVER; RESUME OF CASE.


CORTICAL AUDIOMETRY: AN OBJECTIVE METHOD OF EVALUATING AUDITORY ACUITY IN MAN.


PRIMARY ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE RECTUM WITH MULTIPLE PERIANAL AND PERINEAL FISTULAE.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES OF THE LIVER IN BENIGN RECURRENT CHOLESTASIS.


SERUM CREATINE KINASE, LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE, AND GLUTAMIC-OXALACETIC TRANSAMINASE IN THYROID DISEASES AND PREGNANCY.


DIENCEPHALIC SYNDROME OF INFANCY PRESENTING WITH  ANOREXIA AND EMACIATION: REPORT OF CASE.


LARGE-SCALE SEPARATION OF FOLLICLE STIMULATING AND LUTEINIZING HORMONES FROM MALE URINE.


ANASARCA ASSOCIATED WITH GRAVES' DISEASE.


CESAREAN SECTION: REVIEW OF A 10-YEAR SERIES.


HORMONES AND THE SKIN.

HORMONES AND THE SKIN.


PEMPHIGUS AND PEMPHIGOID.

PEMPHIGUS AND PEMPHIGOID.


THE IMMUNOLOGY OF LEPROSY. A DERIVATION BY EXTRAPOLATION AND ANALOGY TO IMMUNOLOGIC AND CLINICAL EVENTS OF COMPARABLE DISEASES.


SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF INGUINO-FEMORAL HERNIAS.


THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC RECURRENT PANCREATITIS BY PANCREATIC SURGERY.


SPECIAL MEDICAL COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING MATERNAL MORTALITY IN NEW SOUTH WALES:  REPORT ON DEATHS FROM ABORTION, 1957 TO 1960.


ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.


FATAL POISONING IN CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS OF AGE: A SURVEY IN VICTORIA FOR THE YEARS 1955 TO 1963.


EPIDEMIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS DURING A MEASLES EPIDEMIC IN THE TROBRIAND ISLANDS (PAPUA).


A STUDY OF THE CARRIAGE OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI BY NEW-BORN BABIES IN HOSPITAL.


A CASE OF WOLFF-PARKINSON-WHITE SYNDROME COMPLICATED BY MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


A CASE OF ATROPINE ALKALOID POISONING.

A CASE OF ATROPINE ALKALOID POISONING.


THE SMALL GROUP TUTORIAL.

THE SMALL GROUP TUTORIAL.


AN OVERDOSE OF "VALIUM".

AN OVERDOSE OF "VALIUM".


TREATMENT OF POSTGASTRECTOMY MALABSORPTION.


THE LOCALIZATION OF GOLD IN THE HUMAN KIDNEY FOLLOWING CHRYSOTHERAPY: A BIOPSY STUDY.


ISOTONIC SALINE DIURESIS AND URINARY CONCENTRATING ABILITY IN RENAL HYPERTENSIVE RATS.


ALTERATIONS OF THE CEREBELLAR CORTEX IN NUTRITIONAL ENCEPHALOPATHY.


CORTISONE EFFECTS ON MYONEURAL JUNCTION.


PERIPHERAL AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM LESIONS IN CONGENITAL OR FAMILIAL DYSAUTONOMIA. RILEY-DAY SYNDROME.


A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF OXIDATIVE ENZYMES IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF VITAMIN E-DEFICIENT RATS.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND BIRTH WEIGHT IN TWINS.


AN INVESTIGATION OF COMPLICATED MIGRAINE.


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEVELS OF FREE MYOINOSITOL IN SOME NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS.


THE DIAGNOSTIC APPLICATIONS OF ULTRASOUND IN NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE. THE INTRACEREBRAL MIDLINE.


INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE DURING ELECTROSHOCK CONVULSIONS IN THE DOG.


A MODIFIED SUBTRACTION TECHNIQUE FOR EXTREME ENHANCEMENT OF ANGIOGRAPHIC DETAIL.


CONGENITAL NONPROGRESSIVE MYOPATHY. CENTRAL CORE DISEASE AND NEMALINE MYOPATHY IN ONE FAMILY.


BENIGN INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION. VI. OBESITY.


OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING INTRACEREBRAL VASCULAR OCCLUSIONS.


INTRAOCULAR OPTIC NEURITIS WITH NORMAL VISUAL ACUITY.


TREATMENT OF HEPATOLENTICULAR DEGENERATION (WILSON'S DISEASE) IN THE ASYMPTOMATIC STAGE.


HENRY WILLIAM WOLTMAN, M.D., 1889-1964.

HENRY WILLIAM WOLTMAN, M.D., 1889-1964.


PALATAL AND MANDIBULAR TORI IN THE NEGRO.


ORAL SURGICAL CARE FOR THE HOMEBOUND PATIENT.


AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL FAILURES IN POLYANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT OF ROOT CANALS.


PHYSIOLOGICAL RECORDING DURING SIMULATED DENTAL APPOINTMENTS.


DENTISTRY FOR HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS.

DENTISTRY FOR HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS.


THE STRESS OF LIFE--NEW FOCAL POINT FOR UNDERSTANDING ACCIDENTS.


"A FAILURE TO THRIVE": A NURSING PROBLEM.


USING COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO TEACH PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING: A DESIGN.


A TIME TO DIE.

A TIME TO DIE.


SELECTION OF LABORATORY FACILITIES FOR COLLEGIATE NURSING EDUCATION.


BONE CYSTS OF THE MANDIBLE.

BONE CYSTS OF THE MANDIBLE.


PRELIMINARY REPORT. THE PULMONARY HYPOPERFUSION SYNDROME.


SERUM BUTANOL-EXTRACTABLE IODINE CONCENTRATIONS IN PREMATURES.


ESTIMATION OF THE SERUM BETA-1C GLOBULIN CONCENTRATION: ITS RELATION TO THE SERUM HEMOLYTIC COMPLEMENT TITER.


GENETIC ORIGIN OF SOME SEX DIFFERENCES AMONG HUMAN BEINGS.


EFFECTS OF SIZE AND SHAPE OF APERTURE UPON VISUAL EXPLORATION BY RHESUS MONKEYS.


NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL LYMPH NODE TISSUE CULTURED IN VITRO. I. THE NORMAL TISSUE.


SUCCESSFUL IMMUNIZATION OF PRIMATES WITH RABIES VACCINE PREPARED IN HUMAN DIPLOID CELL STRAIN WI-38.


FATTY CIRRHOSIS IN THE RAT. VII. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF DIETARY FAT ON EARLY DEPOSITION OF FAT IN LIVER.


BRAIN CHOLESTEROL. 8. EFFECT OF METHYLPHENIDATE (RITALIN) ON THE INCORPORATION OF SPECIFICALLY LABELED ACETATE.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY ON HEMATOPOIETIC ORGANS OF THE OPOSSUM "EMBRYO".


RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE IN AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD BOY.


THE SELECTION INTERVIEW SINCE 1949.

THE SELECTION INTERVIEW SINCE 1949.


DEVELOPMENT OF THE FORCED-CHOICE RATING SCALE TECHNIQUE.


UNEQUAL INTERVALS AND UNEQUAL N IN TREND ANALYSES.


COMMENTS ON OVERALL'S "MULTIVARIATE METHODS FOR PROFILE ANALYSIS".


METRICS OF VISUAL FORM.

METRICS OF VISUAL FORM.


THE HYPNOTIC DREAM: METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE NASOPHARYNX.

ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE NASOPHARYNX.


PLACE AND TECHNICS OF RADIATION THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE MAJOR SALIVARY GLANDS.


TESTICULAR CARCINOMA AND LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY.


INTRACAVITARY IRRADIATION OF THE BLADDER WITH RADIOACTIVE BETA-EMITTING RUBBER BALLOON CATHETERS.


RADIATION CANCER OF THE SKIN.

RADIATION CANCER OF THE SKIN.


FRACTIONATION IN PREOPERATIVE IRRADIATION.


DETECTION OF SOURCE MISALIGNMENT IN COBALT-60 TELETHERAPY UNITS.


A FOUR-YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH TOTAL-BODY IRRADIATION.


COMPLETE REFLUX SMALL BOWEL EXAMINATION.


ROENTGENOLOGIC DEMONSTRATION OF THE "ECTOPIC ANUS" ASSOCIATED WITH IMPERFORATE ANUS.


RADIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN POSTOPERATIVE BILE COLLECTIONS.


A NEW METHOD FOR HEPATOLIENOGRAPHY.

A NEW METHOD FOR HEPATOLIENOGRAPHY.


THE EXCRETION OF IODIPAMIDE: RELATION OF BILE AND URINE OUTPUTS TO DOSE.


A NEW AGENT FOR SPLENIC SCANNING: BMHP.

A NEW AGENT FOR SPLENIC SCANNING: BMHP.


RENAL CARCINOMA: HOW IT METASTASIZES.

RENAL CARCINOMA: HOW IT METASTASIZES.


A COMPARISON OF RESULTS OF BRAIN SCANNING USING GA68-EDTA AND THE POSITRON SCINTILLATION CAMERA, WITH HG203-NEOHYDRIN AND THE CONVENTIONAL FOCUSED COLLIMATOR SCANNER.


LUMBOSACRAL INTRADURAL LIPOMA AND SACRAL AGENESIS.


SOFT-TISSUE RADIOGRAPHY OF AXILLARY NODES WITH FATTY INFILTRATION.


THE POSTERIOR MEDIASTINAL LINE ON CHEST ROENTGENOGRAMS.


LEFT-SIDED ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY IN INFANTS: METHODS AND INDICATIONS.


IATROGENIC ARTERIOVENOUS COMMUNICATION. RAPID VENOUS OPACIFICATION DURING ARTERIOGRAPHY DUE TO RETROGRADE FILLING.


CATHETERIZATION OF ARTERIES IN THE RABBIT.


PHARMACOLOGICAL INCOMPATIBILITY OF CONTRAST MEDIA WITH VARIOUS DRUGS AND AGENTS.


TELEVISION TAPE RECORDING AND CINEFLUOROGRAPHY IN ROUTINE FLUOROSCOPIC PROCEDURES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY.


MEDICAL EDUCATION IN RADIOLOGY IN SWEDEN.


STATUS OF TRAINING OF RADIOLOGY RESIDENTS IN SPECIAL PROCEDURES IN THE UNITED STATES.


A NEW ANTIPHLOGISTIC DRUG: 2 - (BETA-CHLOROETHYL)-2,3-DIHYDRO-4-OXO-6-AMINO-(BENZ-1,3-OXAZINE). HC1 (A350).


THE CONDUCTION SYSTEM IN THE HEART OF THE ASIATIC ELEPHANT (ELEPHAS MAXIMUS).


THE CEPHALOSPORINS: A NEW FAMILY OF ANTIBIOTICS.


INTELLIGENCE, INFORMATION, AND EDUCATION.


THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE INJURED CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF THE KNEE.


COMPUTERIZED BIBLIOGRAPHIC SERVICES FOR BIOMEDICINE. By its development of improved media for dissemination of information, the National Library of Medicine is fostering a greater awareness and a better understanding of research and development efforts in behalf of public health and clinical medicine, and a more rapid translation of research into clinical application. The library's transformation from a passive repository of information to an active ally of the researcher, teacher, and clinician has led to increased use of medical library facilities and has stimulated thinking through better communication of published information. The library's success in using automation for bibliographic control of medical literature suggests that other disciplines that have not already developed automated techniques of literature-reference retrieval might profitably do so.


HEPATIC FLUORESCENCE IN PORPHYRIA CUTANEA TARDA.


CLOSED PELVIC PERFUSION IN ADVANCED GYNECOLOGIC CANCER.


THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF DERMATOLOGY.

THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF DERMATOLOGY.


UNUSUAL GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING DIAGNOSED BY THE STRING TEST.


TREATMENT OF PATHOLOGIC FRACTURES DUE TO NEOPLASTIC DISEASE OF THE EXTREMITIES.


THE VALUE OF CHROMOSOMAL STUDIES IN AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC: IN A HOSPITAL FOR SEVERELY RETARDED PATIENTS.


SECRETORY OTITIS MEDIA IN ALLERGIC INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


POSTURAL VERTIGO OF TRAUMATIC ORIGIN RELIEVED BY SECTION OF THE VESTIBULAR NERVE.


INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION CAUSED BY A DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE AORTA.


CHRONIC PULMONARY DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD.

CHRONIC PULMONARY DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD.


HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIA IN COLLAGEN VASCULAR DISEASES.


THE PERSISTENT CHALLENGE OF HYSTERECTOMY.


PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.

PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA OF THE ESOPHAGUS: REPORT OF TWO CASES AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.


THE PERONEAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME.

THE PERONEAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME.


PHYSICAL TREATMENT OF OBSTRUCTIVE EMPHYSEMA.


EVALUATION OF LOW BACK PAIN WITH RADICULAR INVOLVEMENT.


SOME PROBLEMS IN MOTHERING ENCOUNTERED DURING WELL-BABY COUNSELING.


EMPATHIC PARENTING OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILD.


MEDICAL GRAND ROUNDS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER.


PREGNANCY IN A BICORNUATE FIBROID UTERUS.


SCROTAL SURGERY THROUGH AN INGUINAL INCISION.


CRIPPLING EFFECTS OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS: REPORT OF TEN CASES.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE SECTION ON OBSTETRICS UPON MATERNAL MORTALITY IN THE SOUTH.


EXPERIENCES WITH GUNSHOT WOUND OF THE HEART.


"LUPOID" HEPATITIS.

"LUPOID" HEPATITIS.


SYNTHESIS OF 18-HYDROXYETIOCHOLANOLONE AND RELATED PRODUCTS.


MAMMALIAN 3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE SYSTEMS.


ACUTE EFFECTS OF GONADOTROPHIC HORMONES ON RAT AND RABBIT OVARIAN DELTA-5-3-BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITIES.


METABOLISM OF 1-ALPHA-METHYL-19-NORTESTOSTERONE ACETATE IN MAN.


THE METABOLISM OF 4-14C-17-ALPHA-METHYLTESTOSTERONE.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF A CELL-FREE ENZYME SYSTEM POSSESSING BOTH STEROID HYDROGENASE AND DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITIES.


STEROSPECIFIC HYDROGENATION OF DELTA-4-, DELTA-1,4-, DELTA-4,6-AND DELTA-1,4,6-3-KETOSTEROIDS BY CLOSTRIDIUM PARAPUTRIFICUM.


RESOLUTION OF DES-A-STEROID ANALOGUES BY ENZYMES.


STEROIDAL INHIBITORS OF A CELL-DIVISION-INDUCING SYSTEM IN VITRO.


THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MIKA HAYANO.

THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MIKA HAYANO.


METABOLIC TRANSFORMATION OF CORTISOL-1,2,-3H AND PROGESTERONE-4-14C IN THE COW.


SOME PENTACYCLIC STEROID HORMONE ANALOGS.


SYNTHESIS OF 3-ALPHA-HYDROXYANDROST-4-EN-17-ONE.


KINETIC STUDIES ON THE ROLE OF 19-HYDROXYANDROST-4-ENE-3,17-DIONE IN ESTROGEN BIOSYNTHESIS.


THE ESTROGENIC ACTIVITY AND ENZYMATIC OXIDATION OF 17-BETA-ESTRADIOL-17-ALPHA-D.


EFFICIENCY OF DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE SULPHATE AS AN ESTROGEN PRECURSOR.


FACTORS GOVERNING THE GENETICS OF PRIMITIVE HUMAN POPULATIONS.


SIDECHAIN CLEAVAGE OF CHOLESTEROL-26-14C AND 20-ALPHA-HYDROXYCHOLESTEROL-22-14C BY RAT TESTIS MITOCHONDRIAL PREPARATIONS AND THE  EFFECTS OF GONADOTROPHIN ADMINISTRATION AND HYPOPHYSECTOMY.


CHROMOSOMAL REARRANGEMENTS AND PROTEIN STRUCTURE.


COMPENSATORY EFFECTS IN THE SYNTHESIS OF HEMOGLOBIN POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF THE RH SYSTEM. 3. QUANTITATIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION THAT IS RELATIVELY INDEPENDENT OF SOURCE OF RH ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES.


GENETIC AND BIOCHEMICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE SERUM GROUP-SPECIFIC COMPONENT.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF CERTAIN GENES IN THE OLD ORDER AMISH.


EXCERPTS FROM THE HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY AND OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


[A METHOD OF COMBINED INTRAVENOUS PHLEBOGRAPHY AND AZYGOGRAPHY IN PULMONARY CANCER].


PROTEIN REQUIREMENTS. REPORTS OF A JOINT FAO-WHO EXPERT GROUP.


FORMATION OF FOLATE ENZYMES DURING THE GROWTH CYCLE OF BACTERIA. 3. CHANGES IN TETRAHYDROFOLATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY DURING THE ACTIVE GROWTH PHASES OF STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS AND LACTOBACILLUS ARABINOSUS.


FORMATION OF FOLATE ENZYMES DURING THE GROWTH CYCLE OF BACTERIA. IV. FORMYLTETRAHYDROFOLATE SYNTHETASE ACTIVITY DURING THE GROWTH OF STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS AND STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF ORGANIC VOLATILES IN HUMAN BREATH AND SALIVA.


THE FORMATION OF CERTAIN TRANSAMINASES AND ITS CONTROL DURING THE GROWTH OF STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS.


QUANTITATIVE RADIOMETRIC ANALYSES OF 14C-LABELLED FATTY ACIDS BY GASCHROMATOGRAPHY.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF BETA-HYDROXYBUTYRIC ACID AND BIOCHEMICALLY RELATED COMPOUNDS.


COLLAGEN OF LAMPREY.

COLLAGEN OF LAMPREY.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF FLAVIPIN. I. INCORPORATION OF ACETATE AND METHIONINE.


BLOOD PRESSURE CORRELATION BETWEEN RELATIVES IN AN ENDOGAMIC POPULATION.


THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF DISSOCIATING THE RHEUMATOID FACTOR, STUDIED BY ULTRACENTRIFUGATION, SHEEP-CELL TESTS AND IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS.


OCCLUSAL RELATIONS AND MASTICATION IN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF ORAL SUBMUCOUS FIBROSIS.


DISTRIBUTION KINETICS OF TRITIATED THYMIDINE IN MARMOSETS.


CHEMISTRY OF NONENZYMIC BROWNING. I. THE REACTION BETWEEN ALDOSES AND AMINES.


REFRIGERATED TRANSPORT ON SHIPBOARD.

REFRIGERATED TRANSPORT ON SHIPBOARD.


PHYSIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, AND TECHNOLOGY OF PASSION FRUIT.


FISH SAUSAGE AND HAM INDUSTRY IN JAPAN.

FISH SAUSAGE AND HAM INDUSTRY IN JAPAN.


OSMOPHILIC YEASTS.

OSMOPHILIC YEASTS.


THE USE OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE TRANSPORT AND STORAGE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.


ASTRINGENCY OF FRUITS AND FRUIT PRODUCTS IN RELATION TO PHENOLIC CONTENT.


RECENT ADVANCES IN THE FREEZE-DRYING OF FOOD PRODUCTS.


FUNDAMENTALS OF LOW-TEMPERATURE FOOD PRESERVATION.


THE USE OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN.

THE USE OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN.


THE ROLE OF BRADYCARDIA IN THE RETENTION OF SODIUM AND WATER IN COMPLETE HEART BLOCK WITH AND WITHOUT HEART FAILURE IN HUMAN BEINGS.


A PHONOCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF PATIENTS WITH THE STARR-EDWARDS MITRAL VALVE PROSTHESIS.


THE EFFECT OF ACUTE ADMINISTRATION OF CHLOROTHIAZIDE UPON THE PRESSOR RESPONSIVENESS TO ANGIOTENSIN AND NOREPINEPHRINE.


A STUDY OF VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT ASSOCIATED WITH AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY.


VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLES IN THE HEART OF A PATIENT WITH CARDIOMYOPATHY; AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC AND HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOPATHOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL PULMONARY EMBOLISM. I. PULMONARY AND SYSTEMIC HEMODYNAMICS.


THE POLARCARDIOGRAPH. TERMINOLOGY AND NORMAL FINDINGS.


THE POLARCARDIOGRAPH. DIAGNOSIS OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


MYXOMA OF THE RIGHT VENTRICLE OF THE HEART; REPORT OF A CASE WITH SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


PROGRESSIVE INJURY CURRENT WITH METASTATIC TUMOR OF THE HEART; CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


CARDIAC METABOLISM. THE EFFECT OF SOME PHYSIOLOGIC, PHARMACOLOGIC, AND PATHOLOGIC INFLUENCES.


THE SUPRACLAVICULAR ARTERIAL BRUIT.

THE SUPRACLAVICULAR ARTERIAL BRUIT.


THE RATIONALE AND METHODS FOR COMBATTING HYPERCAPNIA IN COR PULMONALE.


ALCOHOL AND THE HEART.

ALCOHOL AND THE HEART.


ARM VERSUS FOREARM BLOOD PRESSURE IN OBESITY.


SODIUM CONCENTRATION AND ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF RENAL TISSUE.


HEART PRESERVATION UTILIZING HYPERBARIC OXYGEN AND HYPOTHERMIA.


ANALGESIA IN MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION: DOUBLE-BLIND COMPARISON OF PIMINODINE AND MORPHINE.


HYPERGLYCEMIC FACTOR IN DIABETIC PLASMA: RESPONSE IN IDIOPATHIC HYPOGLYCEMIA.


A SIMPLE OFFICE VENTILATORY TEST IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


THE COAGULATION OF HUMAN PLASMA BY TRIMERESURUS OKINAVENSIS VENOM.


THE PHOTONYSTAGMOGRAM: A SIMPLE METHOD OF RECORDING EYE MOVEMENTS.


THE ROLE OF FIBRINOLYSIN AND PROFIBRINOLYSIN ACTIVATOR IN HEMOPHILIA.


IRON ABSORPTION IN HYPOFERREMIA.

IRON ABSORPTION IN HYPOFERREMIA.


EXPERIENCES WITH TULAREMIA VACCINE.

EXPERIENCES WITH TULAREMIA VACCINE.


ETHACRYNIC ACID: A NEW POTENT DIURETIC.

ETHACRYNIC ACID: A NEW POTENT DIURETIC.


THE CARDIAC MANIFESTATIONS OF MYASTHENIA GRAVIS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC ABNORMALITIES.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF POLYTHIAZIDE IN HYPERTENSION AND CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: A COMPARATIVE DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.


SOFT TISSUE CALCIFICATIONS IN THE EXTREMITIES IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE.


PROGRAM FOR TOXEMIA CONTROL: STUDY OF 551 CASES.


RECOGNITION AND REPAIR OF URETHRAL DIVERTICULA: A REPORT OF 60 CASES.


POSTRADIATION PELVIC FIBROSIS SIMULATING RECURRENT CARCINOMA.


PLASMA INSULIN IN NORMAL MIDPREGNANCY.

PLASMA INSULIN IN NORMAL MIDPREGNANCY.


VAGINITIS IN WOMEN, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


CORRELATION OF INITIAL ENDOMETRIAL BIOPSY AND MIDCYCLE CERVICAL MUCUS FINDINGS IN INFERTILE WOMEN: CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING SUBSEQUENT PREGNANCY PERFORMANCE.


CLINICAL AND LABORATORY SURVEY INTO THE OXYTOCIC EFFECTS OF DIMENHYDRINATE IN LABOR.


ECTOPIC PREGNANCY: A SEVENTEEN-YEAR REVIEW.


CARDIAC SURGERY AND PREGNANCY.

CARDIAC SURGERY AND PREGNANCY.


SEQUENTIAL RADIATION AND OPERATION IN CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


FETAL DEVELOPMENT AS DETERMINED BY ULTRASONIC PULSE ECHO TECHNIQUES.


SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF AMNIOTIC FLUID: DIRECT ASSESSMENT OF FETAL STATUS IN THE ISOIMMUNIZED PREGNANCY.


THE MARGULIES INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICE: EXPERIENCE WITH 623 WOMEN.


CERVICAL CONIZATION WITH FROZEN SECTION DIAGNOSIS.


THE OCCURRENCE OF AN IMMUNOPATHOLOGIC VASCULAR LESION IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL PREGNANCIES.


MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED ENDOMETRIAL ADENOCARCINOMA WITH MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE.


AN APPROACH TOWARD THE STUDY OF RETINAL RECEPTOR OPTICS.


THE COMMON GROUND BETWEEN OPTOMETRY AND PSYCHOLOGY.


TEMPERATURE CHANGES OF HUMAN CORNEA AND TEARS UNDER A CONTACT LENS. II. EFFECTS OF INTERMEDIATE LID APERTURES AND GAZE.


LUMINOSITY CURVES OF DICHROMATS DETERMINED FROM DISTIMULUS MATCHING DATA.


REFRACTIVE PROBLEMS OF ALBINOS.

REFRACTIVE PROBLEMS OF ALBINOS.


OPTOMETRY IN WESTERN EUROPE.

OPTOMETRY IN WESTERN EUROPE.


ON THE FAILURE TO FORGIVE OR TO BE FORGIVEN.


CONTROL: THE KEY TO OFFENDER TREATMENT.

CONTROL: THE KEY TO OFFENDER TREATMENT.


MEDICAL EDUCATION--THE NEED FOR NEW HORIZONS.


THE PSYCHOPATHIC STYLE OF LIFE AND ITS DEFENSIVE FUNCTION.


HUMAN SPATIAL BEHAVIOR.

HUMAN SPATIAL BEHAVIOR.


LATENT LANGUAGE AND SCHIZOPHRENIA.

LATENT LANGUAGE AND SCHIZOPHRENIA.


OUTPATIENT ADOLESCENT GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY. II. USE OF CO-THERAPISTS, PSYCHODRAMA, AND PARENT GROUP THERAPY.


THE VOICES OF CHILDREN: PSYCHOCULTURAL OBSTACLES TO THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION.


"BEARTRAPPING". A STUDY IN INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOR.


THE IMPORTANCE OF PATIENT-LAID TRAPS IN THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC STUDY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.


THE CLINICAL CORRELATES OF ATTITUDINAL CHANGE DURING PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT.


A NOTE ON A UTERINE STIMULANT PRINCIPLE IN EXTRACTS OF THE "OLOLIUQUI" MORNING GLORY.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF GASTRIN ACTIVITY TO ANTRAL MOTILITY--A REVIEW.


NEW DRUGS IN THE CONTROL OF ACUTE LEUKEMIA.


FOUNDERS' DAY ADDRESS.

FOUNDERS' DAY ADDRESS.


THE THREAT OF SUICIDE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

THE THREAT OF SUICIDE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


EXERCISE TRAINING WITH THE AID OF A PORTABLE OXYGEN SUPPLY IN PATIENTS WITH EMPHYSEMA.


THE EFFECTS OF SARCOIDOSIS ON PULMONARY FUNCTION, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CHANGES IN PULMONARY COMPLIANCE.


CHANGING PATTERNS OF HEALTH CARE.

CHANGING PATTERNS OF HEALTH CARE.


CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE. II. RELATIONSHIP OF CLINICAL AND PHYSIOLOGIC FINDINGS TO THE SEVERITY OF AIRWAYS OBSTRUCTION.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PERSISTENT COUGH.

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PERSISTENT COUGH.


DIAGNOSTIC USEFULNESS OF MARROW BIOPSY IN DISSEMINATED TUBERCULOSIS.


TISSUE METABOLISM IN INFECTION. LIVER MICROSOMAL ENZYMES OF MICE AND GUINEA PIGS IN EXPERIMENTAL TUBERCULOSIS.


ENZYMATIC ACTIVITY OF LEUKOCYTES FROM NORMAL AND FROM TUBERCULOUS SUBJECTS.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE MODE OF ACTION OF PARAMINOSALICYLIC ACID ON MYCOBACTERIUM KANSASII AND MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS.


CLASSIFICATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF MYCOBACTERIA. II. TESTS EMPLOYING NITRATE AND NITRITE AS SUBSTRATE.


THE USE OF ETHIONAMIDE IN COMBINED DRUG REGIMENS IN THE RE-TREATMENT OF ISONIAZID-RESISTANT PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.


SILICONE-COATED SLIDE CULTURE METHOD FOR TUBERCLE BACILLI. II. A CULTURE METHOD IN BLOOD-CONTAINING MEDIUM.


BEHAVIORAL FACTORS AFFECTING MEDICAL SUPERVISION OF NONHOSPITALIZED TUBERCULOUS PATIENTS.


HANDLING SMALL VOLUMES OF GAS IN SYRINGES FOR THE SCHOLANDER ANALYZER; OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATIONS OF STERILELY COLLECTED GAS.


CLINICAL STUDIES ON ETHAMBUTOL.

CLINICAL STUDIES ON ETHAMBUTOL.


DIAZO REPLICATION OF THICK SECTIONS OF WHOLE LUNG IN THE EVALUATION OF EMPHYSEMA.


THE COLONIAL GREENING TEST AS AN AID IN IDENTIFYING M. FORTUITUM.


TERMINOLOGY FOR YET-UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA.


BACTERICIDAL EFFECT OF ISONIAZID AS A FUNCTION OF TIME.


TONGUE THRUST CLASSIFICATION.

TONGUE THRUST CLASSIFICATION.


THE NECESSITY FOR POSTORTHODONTIC PRECISION GRINDING FOR BALANCED OCCLUSION.


BODILY RETRACTION OF MAXILLARY INCISORS IN EXTRACTION CASES.


STRENGTH, SOLUBILITY AND DISINTEGRATION OF ZINC PHOSPHATE CEMENT WITH CLINICALLY DETERMINED POWDER-LIQUID RATIO.


THE INCIDENCE OF CEPHALOFACIAL BIRTH DEFECTS.


SERIAL EXTRACTION.

SERIAL EXTRACTION.


X-RAY AND ALIZARIN STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF BILATERAL CONDYLECTOMY IN THE RAT.


ORTHODONTIC GROUP PRACTICE.

ORTHODONTIC GROUP PRACTICE.


CHANGES IN THE PALATAL VAULT RESULTING FROM EXPANSION.


ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF THE SUBCOMMISSURAL ORGAN IN THE CALF (BOS TAURUS) WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SECRETORY PHENOMENA.


THE STRUCTURE OF NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL THROMBI.


PLATELETS IN THROMBOGENESIS: MECHANISM AND INHIBITION OF PLATELET AGGREGATION.


EPIDEMIOLOGY AND DIETARY FACTORS IN OCCLUSIVE VASCULAR DISEASE.


ANATOMICAL LOCALIZATION OF VENOUS THROMBOSIS.


FIBRINOLYSIS IN RELATION TO THROMBOSIS.

FIBRINOLYSIS IN RELATION TO THROMBOSIS.


THROMBOTIC DISORDERS.

THROMBOTIC DISORDERS.


MENTAL STATUS SCHEDULE COMPARING KENTUCKY AND NEW YORK SCHIZOPHRENICS.


IN MEMORIAM SADAO YOSHIDA, 1878-1964.

IN MEMORIAM SADAO YOSHIDA, 1878-1964.


NUCLEOCYTOPLASMIC INTERACTION IN POXVIRUS-INFECTED CELLS. I. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INCLUSION FORMATION AND DNA METABOLISM OF THE CELLS.


NUCLEOCYTOPLASMIC INTERACTION IN POXVIRUS-INFECTED CELLS. II. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUCLEAR DNA AND INCLUSIONS IN RABBIT CORNEA.


DETECTION OF MEASLES VIRAL ANTIGEN IN THE LYMPH NODES OF CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS INFECTED WITH MEASLES.


STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LIVE ATTENUATED MEASLES VACCINES IN MONKEYS.


AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON RABBIT CORNEAL CELLS INFECTED WITH HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS.


RESPIRATORY DISTRESS IN NEWBORN RABBITS.


CIRCULATORY AND METABOLIC ADJUSTMENTS OF THE FETUS AT BIRTH.


CHANGES IN BLOOD GLUCOSE AND NON-ESTERIFIED FATTY ACIDS IN THE FOETAL AND NEWBORN LAMB AFTER INJECTION OF ADRENALINE.


THE INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF FRUCTOSE IN THE FOETAL SHEEP.


THE EFFECT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE ON THE GROWTH OF NEW-BORN RABBITS REARED IN INCUBATORS.


POSTNATAL CHANGES IN THE BLOOD SERUM CONTENT OF GLYCEROL AND FATTY ACIDS IN HUMAN INFANTS.


THE INFLUENCE OF ISOLATED PROPERDIN ON HELA-AND DETROIT 6-CELLS IN VITRO.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE EL TOR VIBRIOS ISOLATED FROM CASES OF CHOLERA IN CALCUTTA.


REAPPEARANCE OF HAEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN CALCUTTA IN 1964: A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF VIROLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS.


LACTATE VERUS BICARBONATE IN TREATMENT OF THE ACIDOSIS OF CHOLERA: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION.


BEHAVIOUR OF MICE AFTER INFECTION BY DENGUE AND CHIKUNGUNYA VIRUSES.


KERATOMALACIA IN KWASHIORKOR AND MARASMUS.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON DIABETIC RETINOPATHY.


OBSERVATIONS IN A SERIES OF 14 CASES OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.


A CORRELATIVE STUDY ON CERTAIN ERYTHROCYTIC ENZYMES IN HB E-THALASSAEMIA DISEASE.


HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE SPLEEN IN HEREDITARY SPEROCYTOSIS IN INDIANS.


MEGAKARYOCYTES IN THE LUNGS.

MEGAKARYOCYTES IN THE LUNGS.


OBSERVATIONS ON SOME CLINICAL BIOCHEMICAL ESTIMATIONS.


CELLULOSE IN ANIMAL NUTRITION.

CELLULOSE IN ANIMAL NUTRITION.


PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE FROM DOLICHOS LABLAB.


DIECKMANN CYCLIZATION OF ETHYL 2-ETHYLBUTANE-1,2,4-TRICARBOXYLATE.


GASTRIC ANALYSIS WITH TEA INFUSION AS THE TEST MEAL.


MALARIA IN WEST BENGAL.

MALARIA IN WEST BENGAL.


OCCURENCE OF IODAMOEBA SP. IN AN INDIAN CAMEL.


IPECAC BISMUTH IODIDE IN EXPERIMENTAL AMOEBIASIS.


MORPHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN ANOPHELES AND CULEX MOSQUITOES.


EFFECT OF INTRALYMPHATIC ADMINISTRATION OF STEROID HORMONE IN FILARIAL LYMPHOEDEMA.


PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON THE VIABILITY OF HOOKWORM EGGS FROM PATIENTS TREATED WITH THIABENDAZOLE.


LARYNGEAL PARALYSIS CAUSED BY TRICRESYL PHOSPHATE IN THE CHICKEN.


EL TOR CHOLERA IN TAMLUK.

EL TOR CHOLERA IN TAMLUK.


TROPICAL EOSINOPHILIA TREATED WITH THIABENDAZOLE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON TOPICAL USE OF BETAMETHASONE 17-VALERATE IN PSORIASIS AND IN A FEW OTHER DERMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS.


ALECTRA PARASITICA--A RICH, VAR CHITRAKUTENSIS IN THE TREATMENT OF LEPROSY.


DEHYDROEMETINE IN AMOEBIC DYSENTERY.

DEHYDROEMETINE IN AMOEBIC DYSENTERY.


MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SOME NEWER KNOWLEDGE IN VIROLOGY.


ACCURACY IN CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY.

ACCURACY IN CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY.


VIABILITY OF V CHOLERAE AND V EL TOR IN FOOD AND WATER.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC DETERMINATION OF LENGTH AND BREADTH OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE AND VIBRIO EL TOR.


PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE SEEDS OF SECURIGERA SECURIDACA LINN (DAGEN ET DORFLER) ON NORMAL BLOOD SUGAR OF CAT AND RABBIT.


PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTION OF CARISSA CARANDUS ROOT (N.O. APOCYNACEAE): PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.


ACTION OF RANEY NICKEL ON AEGELINE, AEGELONE AND DIHYDROAEGELINE.


PRELIMINARY CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF THE ROOT-BARK OF CLERODENDRON SERRATUM (LINN) MOON.


ASPERGILLUS PARASITICUS INFECTION IN ADULT MOSQUITOES.


CULTURE OF TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS.

CULTURE OF TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS.


MEPACRINE IN VITILIGO: PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.


HAEMAGGLUTINATION-INHIBITING ANTIBODY TITRE IN MILD AND SEVERE CASES OF SMALLPOX.


TROPICAL SPLENOMEGALY.

TROPICAL SPLENOMEGALY.


QUIXALINE IN AMOEBIC DYSENTERY.

QUIXALINE IN AMOEBIC DYSENTERY.


GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT OF LEPROSY.


DENGUE-LIKE FEVER IN CALCUTTA: FURTHER PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.


INJURIES BY VENOMOUS ARTHROPODS.

INJURIES BY VENOMOUS ARTHROPODS.


CHOLESTEROL REGENERATION DURING RECOVERY FROM KWASHIORKOR AND MARASMUS.


NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN. I. A FIELD STUDY IN A VILLAGE.


JEJUNAL MUCOSA IN IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA.


EFFECT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ON THE RELATIVE RATES OF SYNTHESIS OF HAEMOGLOBINS A AND E AS STUDIED IN A HEAMOGLOBIN E HETEROZYGOTE.


PRESERVATION OF RED CELLS: OBSERVATIONS ON CERTAIN METABOLIC CHANGES IN STORED BLOOD.


TRUE CHOLERA VERSUS NON-CHOLERAIC DIARRHOEA. A CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPARISON.


BOVINE TOLERANCE FOR MALATHION: AN EXPERIMENT IN RELATION TO A CASE REPORT. Three purebred Shorthorn cattle were tested for susceptibility to malathion toxicity. They were subjects of a case report in which symptoms had been interpreted as organophosphate poisoning following the recommended pesticidal treatment for lice. Animals were experimentally overdosed with a malathion spray at three-week intervals. Individual treatments exceeded 20 times and cumulative treatments 50 times the recommended dose. No clinical symptoms could be detected at any time during or after treatment. A depression of approximately 20-30 per cent in blood cholinesterase was the only subclinical effect of toxicity observed. Variations in body weight remained within the range expected for mature animals on a maintenance diet.


IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE OF FELINE PANLEUCOPENIA VIRUS IN CELL CULTURE: DETERMINATION OF IMMUNOLOGICAL STATUS OF FELINES BY SERUM NEUTRALIZATION. Utilizing specific immunofluorescence as a viral indicator for a cell culture serum-neutralization system, the authors were able to demonstrate a relationship between specific antibody titer and susceptibility of felines to feline panleucopenia virus. This correlation was established by comparing prechallenge serum-neutralization titers to the clinical response of felines challenged with feline panleucopenia virus. The serological and clinical response of felines inoculated with commercial vaccines or related viruses was also studied.


A SOLUBLE PRECIPITATING ANTIGEN (HCA) FROM HOG CHOLERA VIRUS PROPAGATED IN TISSUE CULTURE. II. INCIDENCE OF HCA-ANTIBODIES IN SERA OF HOG CHOLERA-IMMUNE AND NONIMMUNE SWINE. Some conditions are presented under which swine develop antibodies for a soluble hog cholera viral antigen (HCA). Precipitating antibodies for HCA were present in all of the immune and hyperimmune anti-hog cholera sera tested. Antibodies for HCA could not be detected in the sera from a large number of swine after vaccination with inactivated hog cholera virus. Many of these same swine did produce HCA-antibodies following challenge with virulent virus. The incidence of these antibodies was significantly higher 3 weeks to one month after challenge than at 10 days. About one-fourth of a smaller group of swine developed HCA-antibodies after vaccination with modified active hog cholera virus vaccine. Exposure to active hog cholera virus appears prerequisite for swine to develop HCA-antibodies.


DETECTION OF UROCANASE IN THE BLOOD OF CHICKENS CHRONICALLY POISONED WITH TOXIC GROUNDNUT MEAL. Chickens were fed for up to six weeks a ration containing 30 per cent of toxic groundnut meal and their controls were fed balanced commercial ration for comparable periods. Urocanase activity was determined in the blood and livers of principal and control birds killed after two, four or six weeks on these diets. Urocanase activity was detected in the blood sera of 3 out of the 9 intoxicated birds examined as early as two weeks after the initiation of the feeding trial. By the sixth week, the incidence of urocanase in the serum increased to 5 of 8 intoxicated birds. Liver urocanase concentration was uniform throughout the duration of the experiment when measured in units per gram of hepatic tissue. However, when its activity was expressed on the basis of units per total liver weight, its total activity increased toward the end of the experiment.


THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF SALK VACCINE DURING AN EPIDEMIC OF POLIOMYELITIS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, 1959-1960.


PAPER ELECTROPHORESIS STUDY OF SERA OF DOGS IMMUNE TO WILD RABIES VIRUS. Three hyperimmune dogs were injected intramuscularly with canine wild rabies virus. The dogs showed no clinical evidence of rabies. Intramuscular injection of the wild rabies virus in susceptible puppies induced fulminating disease and mortality in 14 to 16 days. Investigation of the serum proteins of the hyperimmune dogs by a paper electrophoresis technique revealed conspicuous changes in the beta and gamma protein bands.


POLIOVIRUS ANTIBODIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA SCHOOL CHILDREN, 1961.


LEADERSHIP IN ADMINISTRATION.

LEADERSHIP IN ADMINISTRATION.


HEALTH, MONEY AND CONFUSION. AN ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH ON MID-VANCOUVER ISLAND WITH AN EVALUATION OF OBSTACLES TO BETTER HEALTH AND ENJOYMENT OF LIFE.


THE ALBERTA MEDICAL PLAN.

THE ALBERTA MEDICAL PLAN.


EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTOR.


A BRIEF ON IMMUNIZATION POLICY FOR THE CANADIAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.


SASKATCHEWAN MEDICAL CARE. INSURANCE PROGRESS REPORT.


ANALYSIS OF DATA FROM A SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF THE GONADAL RADIATION DOSE DURING RADIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES. The radiation hazard, if any, from diagnostic x-ray examinations was assessed in a study divided into three phases: (1) the gathering of data to allow estimation of the total gonadal dose received by each patient; (2) the accumulation of the individual and accumulative gonadal-dose totals on a large group of patients; (3) the examination and follow-up of patients who had received a substantial gonadal dose to determine any relationship between small recurring doses of ionizing radiation and various indices of somatic and genetic damage.The mean gonadal dose received by females was much higher than that received by males-1012 mr. as compared to 310 mr. Of 7021 individuals in this study, only 428 (6.1%) received 2 r. or more during the three-year test period. No definite conclusions as to radiation hazard could be made. A system, however, has been developed which, if continued, could eventually produce this basic information.


LAETRILE: A STUDY OF ITS PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES. A study was made of the composition and biochemical behaviour of the drug, Laetrile, distributed for clinical trial in the United States and Canada. It was established that the Canadian and the American product are different pharmaceutical formulations, displaying different physicochemical and biochemical properties. The investigation demonstrated, furthermore, that neither preparation can be considered as a palliative in cancer therapy on the basis of the biological rationale advanced by their manufacturers.


MEMORIES OF A FELLOW ARTIST, FREDERICK GRANT BANTING.


LINCOMYCIN AND STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS: A CLINICAL STUDY OF 18 CASES. Lincomycin, a chemically new antibiotic effective against Gram-positive organisms, was evaluated in vitro and tested clinically. In vitro testing indicated that lincomycin is especially effective against Staphylococcus aureus. Clinical testing showed that lincomycin was free of toxicity in a series of 18 cases of staphylococcal infection. Of particular interest was its pronounced effectiveness in nine cases of chronic osteomyelitis, one of which was of 15 years' duration and unresponsive to all other forms of antibiotic and surgical treatment. The only side effect noted was loose stools in the occasional patient.


THE CHILLIWACK RESPIRATORY SURVEY, 1963. IV. THE EFFECT OF TOBACCO SMOKING ON THE PREVALENCE OF RESPIRATORY DISEASE. Chronic non-specific respiratory disease was found by a survey at Chilliwack, B.C., to affect 29.3% of men and 18.0% of women between the ages of 25 and 74. The habit of current cigarette smoking was found to be the most important single factor associated with respiratory disease, and was found to be related to changes in simple measures of lung function. The authors were unable to confirm the existence of a threshold in lifetime cigarette smoking before respiratory disease occurred.Comparisons were made with a population previously studied at Berlin, New Hampshire, U.S.A., in 1961. At Berlin, where pollution by SO(2) and dust-fall had been thoroughly documented, the comparable prevalence rates for respiratory disease were 40.0% for men and 21.6% for women. When differences between the two populations as to age and number of cigarettes smoked daily were taken into account, the disease rates in these two communities were found to be quite similar. The Chilliwack sample did, however, have significantly higher values for the lung function tests.


MUSINGS ON MENDEL.

MUSINGS ON MENDEL.


CORTICOSTEROID GLAUCOMA.

CORTICOSTEROID GLAUCOMA.


GROUP THINKING AND NON-THINKING.

GROUP THINKING AND NON-THINKING.


POLYPLOIDY AND ENDOREDUPLICATION INDUCED IN VIVO AND IN VITRO IN HUMAN LEUKOCYTES WITH N,N'-BIS-(3-BROMOPROPIONYL) PIPERAZINE (A-8103).


BIOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGIC PROPERTIES OF A NEW LACTATING MAMMARY TUMOR LINE IN THE RAT.


EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY ON INDUCTION OF TUMORS AND ON THE TRANSPLANTABILITY OF POLYOMA-INDUCED TUMORS.


FATE OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS. 3. COMPARISON OF METASTATIC GROWTH PRODUCED BY TUMOR CELL EMBOLI IN VEINS AND LYMPHATICS.


FURTHER STUDIES ON TUMOR AND LIVER AMINO ACID INCORPORATING SYSTEMS.


EFFECT OF DELAYED ADDITION OF IRRADIATED CELLS TO SMALL VIABLE TUMOR INOCULA.


SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE PHOSPHORYLATION OF THYMIDINE BY TRANSPLANTABLE RAT HEPATOMAS.


EFFECTS OF PHENOTHIAZINES ON PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS AGAINST POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS.


EXCRETION PATTERNS OF URINARY METABOLITES OF ESTRADIOL-4-C-14 IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH BENIGN AND MALIGNANT DISEASE OF THE BREAST.


FLUORINATED PYRIMIDINES. XXIV. IN VIVO METABOLISM OF 5-TRIFLUOROMETHYLURACIL-2-C-14 AND 5-TRIFLUOROMETHYL-2'-DEOXYURIDINE-2-C-14.


INFLUENCE OF SEROTONIN ANTAGONISTS ON NITROGEN MUSTARD INTOXICATION.


EFFECT OF INHIBITORS FROM ADULT CONNECTIVE TISSUE ON GROWTH OF A SERIES OF HUMAN TUMORS IN VITRO.


CLINICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE PHYSIOLOGIC DISPOSITION OF A PHTHALANILIDE (NSC-38280) AND A PHTHALAMIDINE DERIVATIVE (NSC-57155) IN 7 PATIENTS.


THE LIPID COMPOSITION OF HIBERNOMA AS COMPARED WITH THAT OF LIPOMA AND OF MOUSE BROWN FAT.


STUDIES WITH MUSTARDS. VII. EFFECTS OF ALKYLATING AGENTS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO UPON THE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS FROM SENSITIVE AND RESISTANT PLASMACYTOMAS.


FACES OF THE GREAT. GIOVANNI BATTISTA MORGAGNI, 1682-1771.


CELL CULTURE WITH UNIQUE CYTOTOXIC STEROIDS.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS.


DIRECT PSYCHOANALYSIS.

DIRECT PSYCHOANALYSIS.


THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF PARANOID STATES.


MODERN TREATMENT OF DRUG ADDICTION.

MODERN TREATMENT OF DRUG ADDICTION.


OUTPATIENT THERAPY OF CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA.


RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY.


CHOICE OF SOMATIC THERAPIES IN DEPRESSION.


MORAL PERSUASION AS THERAPY (BENJAMIN RUSH).


MULTIPLE FAMILY THERAPY.

MULTIPLE FAMILY THERAPY.


FAMILY HOMEOSTASIS AND PATIENT CHANGE.

FAMILY HOMEOSTASIS AND PATIENT CHANGE.


PSYCHOANALYTIC GROUP THERAPY.

PSYCHOANALYTIC GROUP THERAPY.


GROUP PSYCHOANALYSIS.

GROUP PSYCHOANALYSIS.


THERAPY IN DAY AND NIGHT PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS.


OPEN-ENDED GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY AS A CLINIC INTAKE PROCEDURE.


A PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY.

A PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY.


FRAMEWORK OF THERAPY.

FRAMEWORK OF THERAPY.


THE HOSPITAL-AFFILIATED HALFWAY HOUSE.

THE HOSPITAL-AFFILIATED HALFWAY HOUSE.


FOSTER HOME PREPARATION COTTAGE--A TRANSITIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE CHRONIC MENTAL PATIENT.


FIVE-MINUTE PSYCHOTHERAPY.

FIVE-MINUTE PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THERAPEUTIC ASSISTANTS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH REGRESSED PATIENTS.


AN ANACLITIC UNIT FOR ADULT CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


A COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRIC CENTER.

A COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRIC CENTER.


HOSPITAL-COMMUNITY INTEGRATION IN PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY.


EMOTIONS AND THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROCESS.


STATE HOSPITAL--COMMUNITY COOPERATION IN PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY.


EMPLOYMENT OF FORMER MENTAL PATIENTS.

EMPLOYMENT OF FORMER MENTAL PATIENTS.


MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IN BRITAIN.

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IN BRITAIN.


THE SPHERE OF PSYCHIATRY.

THE SPHERE OF PSYCHIATRY.


PRINCIPLES OF TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS.

PRINCIPLES OF TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS.


ENVIRONMENTAL-THERAPY (MILIEU).

ENVIRONMENTAL-THERAPY (MILIEU).


PSYCHOTHERAPY IN GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTICE.


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ELECTIVE MUTISM IN CHILDREN.


PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL TREATMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHILDREN.


THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHOTIC CHILDREN.

THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHOTIC CHILDREN.


PROGRAM THERAPY WITH ADOLESCENTS.

PROGRAM THERAPY WITH ADOLESCENTS.


YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.

YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONAL WORK WITH DELINQUENTS.


THE USE OF HEMODIALYSIS FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE.


DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE CORONARY ARTERY.


ORTHOPEDIC SCREENING OF CHILDREN IN DELAWARE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING MEDICAL EXAMINER CASES.


NEW APPROACHES TO ESTABLISHING THE PLANE OF OCCLUSION AND FREEWAY SPACE IN COMPLETE DENTURES.


THE USE OF POWDERED GOLD IN DENTISTRY. I.


MANDIBULARMANDIBULAR DENTURE SURFACE, BORDER ANATOMY, AND IMPRESSION.


VACUUM-FORMING BASEPLATES, IMPRESSION TRAYS, AND MOUTH PROTECTORS.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SOME WHITE ORAL LESIONS.


CLINICAL AND LABORATORY SUGGESTIONS.

CLINICAL AND LABORATORY SUGGESTIONS.


AN INSTRUMENT FOR STUDYING ROLE-PERCEPTION IN PHYSICIANS, (ITS APPLICATION TO COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS IN MEDICINE).


ENCOUNTERING AND TREATING THE UNMOTIVATED CHARACTER-DISORDERED PERSON.


PSYCHIATRIC AND BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF CHLORPROTHIXENE CONCENTRATE SUSPENSION IN CHRONIC HOSPITALIZED SCHIZOPHRENICS.


THE EFFECTS OF INCREASING DURATION OF CHRONICITY AND HOSPITALIZATION ON SCHIZOPHRENICS.


A CASE OF GUILLAIN-BARRE SYNDROME WITH WIDESPREAD FASCICULATIONS.


ATARAX IN THE TREATMENT OF AGITATION, A PILOT STUDY.


AN APPRAISAL OF COMPETENCY.

AN APPRAISAL OF COMPETENCY.


CLINICAL NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.

CLINICAL NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.


VAGAL AFFERENT FIBRES.

VAGAL AFFERENT FIBRES.


CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS.

CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS.


PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SAP SURROUNDING THE EMBRYO IN DEVELOPING OVULES.


BIOCHEMICALLY MARKED VARIANTS OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER FIBROBLAST CELL LINE BHK21 AND ITS DERIVATIVES.


A NOTE ON THE SURFACE COAT OF THE AMEBA CHAOS CHAOS.


BINDING SITES OF 14C-ACTINOMYCIN IN AMPHIBIAN OVOCYTES AND AN AUTORADIOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETECTION OF CYTOPLASMIC DNA.


EFFECT OF OVARIAN HORMONES ON DURATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN CELLS OF THE C3H MOUSE MAMMARY GLAND.


CYTOCHEMISTRY OF MACRONUCLEAR REORGANIZATION.


DEMONSTRATION OF "POLYPHOSPHATE" AND ITS POSSIBLE ROLE IN RNA SYNTHESIS DURING EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF RANA JAPONICA EMBRYOS.


PROPERTIES OF ISOLATED SKELETAL-MUSCLE MITOCHONDRIA FROM RAT.


METABOLISM OF GLUCOSE, FRUCTOSE AND PYRUVATE IN THE 6-DAY RABBIT BLASTOCYST.


SYNCHRONISATION OF CELL DIVISION IN SUSPENSION CULTURES OF L STRAIN MOUSE CELLS.


THE ISOLATION OF RIBOSOMES FROM EGGS AND EMBRYOS OF RANA PIPIENS.


THE EFFECT OF ACTINOMYCIN D ON THE TIMING OF MITOSIS IN PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM.


RETENTION OF SIALIC ACID, PROTEIN, AND DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID BY CULTURED MAMMALIAN CELLS FOLLOWING FREEZING INJURY.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE SITE OF IODINE BINDING IN THE RAT THYROID GLAND.


THE EFFECT OF COLCHICINE ON NUCLEIC ACID AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.


THE EFFECT OF OXIDIZED LIPOIC ACID ON DEVELOPING ECHINODERM EMBRYOS.


VARIATIONS IN THE GENERATION TIMES OF A STRAIN OF RAT SARCOMA CELLS IN CULTURE.


STUDIES ON THE NUCLEOLAR VACUOLE IN THE OOGENESIS OF ARBACIA PUNCTULATA.


PREFERENTIAL RELEASE OF THE ENZYME UDP-GALACTOSE POLYSACCHARIDE TRANSFERASE DURING CELLULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN THE SLIME MOLD, DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM.


IN VITRO CULTIVATION OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI.


EXPERIMENTAL ANTIMONY TOXICITY ON LOWER MOTOR NEURONS AND MUSCLES OF MICE.


COMPETITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EPERYTHROZOON COCCOIDES AND PLASMODIUM BERGHEI IN THE MOUSE.


EFFECT OF ALIMENTARY TRACT MICROORGANISMS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS IN MICE. I.


EFFECT OF X-IRRADIATION ON TRYPANOSOMA LEWISI INFECTION IN THE RAT.


EFFECT OF TRYPACIDIN ON TOXOPLASMA GONDII IN TISSUE CULTURE AND IN MICE.


CHANGES IN LIPID AND NITROGEN CONTENT OF NIPPOSTRONGYLUS BRASILIENSIS INFECTIVE LARVAE AGED AT CONSTANT TEMPERATURE.


BIOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONS OF MALE SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI.


ULTRASTRUCTURE OF DEVELOPING TAENIID EMBRYOPHORES AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES.


SEROLOGICAL CROSS REACTIVITY BETWEEN PLASMODIUM VIVAX AND PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM AS DETERMINED BY A MODIFIED FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TEST.


CHARACTERIZATION OF ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTION BY GEL DIFFUSION.


BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE METABOLISM OF ENDOPARASITES.


STUDY OF BIOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT FORCES FOLLOWING LASER IRRADIATION.


CURRENT PROBLEMS IN LASER MICROPROBE ANALYSIS.


EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION ON TUMOR TRANSPLANTS.


EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION ON SUBCELLULAR COMPONENTS.


INTERACTION OF LASER RADIATION WITH BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS. II. EXPERIMENTAL TUMORS.


SOME FACTORS AFFECTING TUMOR RESPONSE AFTER LASER RADIATION.


LIGHT SENSITIVITY IN BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS. PHOTOTOXICITY AND PHOTOALLERGY RELATED TO VISIBLE LIGHT.


PREDICTIONS OF THINGS TO COME.

PREDICTIONS OF THINGS TO COME.


PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE FUTURE BIOLOGIC AND CLINICAL USES OF THE LASER. THE PATHOLOGIST'S POINT OF VIEW.


PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE FUTURE BIOLOGIC AND CLINICAL USES OF THE LASER. THE TECHNICAL POINT OF VIEW.


PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE FUTURE BIOLOGIC AND CLINICAL USES OF THE LASER. THE CLINICAL POINT OF VIEW.


FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION. A SUMMING UP.


BIOLOGICAL SENSITIVITY TO RADIO-FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE ENERGY.


LASERS AND MASERS--HEALTH HAZARDS AND THEIR CONTROL.


ANALYSIS OF FACTORS OF LASER RADIATION PRODUCING RETINAL DAMAGE.


EVOLUTION OF THE LASER.

EVOLUTION OF THE LASER.