METHYLDOPA IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION IN AFRICANS.


THE ENVIRONMENTAL BACKGROUND TO CASES OF BUKITT'S LYMPHOMA SYNDROME IN UGANDA.


A CASE OF SPARGANOSIS FROM TANZANIA (TANGANYIKA).


BANTU SIDEROSIS IN TANZANIA.

BANTU SIDEROSIS IN TANZANIA.


ONE SERPENT OR TWO. AN EXCURSION INTO THE ANCIENT MEDICAL WORLD.


THE EFFECTS OF STRUCTURAL ALTERATION ON THE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY PROPERTIES OF HYDROCORTISONE.


ANALGESIA AND ADDICTION.

ANALGESIA AND ADDICTION.


PHYSICO-CHEMICAL METHODS IN PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY. I. SPECTROFLUROMETRY.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF THE TERPENOIDS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES.


RECENT STUDIES IN THE FIELD OF INDOLE COMPOUNDS.


THE POLYENE ANTIFUNGAL ANTIBIOTICS.

THE POLYENE ANTIFUNGAL ANTIBIOTICS.


GRISEOFULVIN AND SOME ANALOGUES.

GRISEOFULVIN AND SOME ANALOGUES.


SURGICAL CORRECTION OF MUCOGINGIVAL DEFORMITIES.


THE CHEMISTRY OF TOXINS ISOLATED FROM SOME MARINE ORGANISMS.


NEONATAL INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: PITFALLS IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY.

LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY.


SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING THE NEW INTERNATIONAL STANDARD OF PURE TONE AUDIOMETERS.


HOSPITALIZATION OF CHILDREN AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFIT AND LEARNING EXPERIENCE.


CYTOPLASMIC FINE STRUCTURE IN AIRBORNE POLLEN.


THE ROLE OF THE COMPLEMENT IN THE BASOPHILE CELLS TEST.


VALIDATION OF A MULTIPLE REGRESSION EQUATION TO PREDICT THE ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF PATIENTS WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.


AN ANTIBODY TO PORCINE CARBOXYPEPTIDASE B.


HISTOLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF CELLULAR (DELAYED) HYPERSENSITIVITY. II. REGRESSIVE CHANGES OF THE SUBCUTANEOUS MUSCULATURE IN THE SKIN TEST TO OVALBUMIN IN GUINEA-PIGS.


STUDIES ON THE PERMEABILITY INCREASING FACTOR (P.I.F.).


BASAL PELVIC HAEMORRHAGE.

BASAL PELVIC HAEMORRHAGE.


MEGALOBLASTIC ERYTHROPOIESIS IN ACQUIRED HAEMOLYTIC ANAEMIA.


THERAPEUTICS TODAY.

THERAPEUTICS TODAY.


HEALTH AND SAFETY IN STUDENT HOUSING--A NEW LOOK.


MEDICAL EDUCATION AND OTOLARYNGOLOGY.

MEDICAL EDUCATION AND OTOLARYNGOLOGY.


AIR POLLUTION AND THE FORCED EXPIRATORY VOLUME IN CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.


HOW MUCH FOR MENTAL HEALTH?

HOW MUCH FOR MENTAL HEALTH?


FEES AND UNIVERSITY MENTAL HEALTH CLINICS.


AN EVALUATION OF THREE METHODS OF TEACHING FRESHMAN HEALTH EDUCATION.


CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID GLAND.

CARCINOMA OF THE THYROID GLAND.


THE RETURN OF THE DROPOUT.

THE RETURN OF THE DROPOUT.


SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING DISEASE IN COLLEGE STUDENTS.


COOPERATING WITH CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY PERSONNEL.


UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN AND TUBERCULOSIS EDUCATION.


OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES WITH 2,500 OR MORE STUDENT ENROLLMENT.


TREATMENT OF SERIOUS EMOTIONAL ILLNESS WITHIN THE COLLEGE HEALTH CENTER.


THE PERSONAL HEALTH COURSE AND TELEVISION INSTRUCTION: PROBLEMS AND POTENTIAL.


EDUCATION AND MOTIVATION IN THE TREATMENT OF OBESITY.


INCIDENCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTURBANCE IN COLLEGE STUDENTS.


THE HAZARD OF MERCURY POISONING: DON'T BE A MAD HATTER.


A THREE-TO-SEVEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF THIRTY-FIVE PSYCHOTIC HOSPITALIZED STUDENTS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF ABSORPTION OF TRACER MATERIALS BY TOAD URINARY BLADDER EPITHELIUM. The absorption of Thorotrast and saccharated iron oxide by the epithelium of the toad urinary bladder was studied by electron microscopy. Whether the toads were hydrated, dehydrated, or given Pitressin, no significant differences in transport of colloidal particles by epithelial cells were observed. This implies that these physiological factors had little effect on the transport of the tracer particles. Tracer particles were encountered in three types of epithelial cells which line the bladder lumen, but most frequently in the mitochondria-rich cells. Tracer materials were incorporated into the cytoplasm of epithelial cells after being adsorbed to the coating layer covering the luminal surface of the cells. In the intermediate stage (1 to 3 hours after introducing tracer) particles were present in small vesicles, tubules, and multivesicular bodies. In the later stages (up to 65 hours), the particles were more commonly seen to be densely packed within large membrane-bounded bodies which were often found near the Golgi region. These large bodies probably were formed by the fusion of small vesicles. Irrespective of the stages of absorption, no particles were found in the intercellular spaces or in the submucosa. Particles apparently did not penetrate the intercellular spaces of the epithelium beyond the level of the tight junction.


THE NUCLEIC ACIDS OF BASAL BODIES ISOLATED FROM TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS. Pellicular fragments were isolated from ethanol-fixed cells of the holotrichous ciliate Tetrahymena pyriformis by the action of digitonin. The isolated pellicles were further fragmented and the basal bodies of the cilia isolated from them by three methods. The preparations, examined in the electron microscope as embedded sections or negatively stained samples, consisted mainly of somewhat deformed pellicular material, the bulk of which was basal body. DNA was determined by the diphenylamine method and by reaction with DNase, and RNA, by the orcinol method. Nucleic acids were isolated by phenol extraction and analyzed spectrophotometrically and by reaction with RNase. The assays indicated 1.2 to 2.6 per cent RNA, similar to previously published work, but only 0.0 to 1.0 per cent DNA, near enough the sensitivity limits to render the presence of DNA in the preparations uncertain. Although the isolation procedure removed nuclear contents and ribosomes, the nucleic acids could still be a residual contaminant bound to the pellicle during the isolation. Hypotheses of basal body self-duplication, moreover, can be constructed both with and without nucleic acids.


THE ACROSOME REACTION IN MYTILUS EDULIS. I. FINE STRUCTURE OF THE INTACT ACROSOME. The intact acrosome of the Mytilus edulis spermatozoon consists of a conical vesicle, the basal side of which is deeply invaginated so that the whole vesicle forms a sheath around a very slender axial rod, about 2.7 micro long, inserted in a tube passing through the nucleus. The annular base of the acrosomal vesical is filled with a homogeneous substance; the outer wall of the vesicle is lined with a somewhat irregular layer of a particulate substance interspersed with very fine tubular elements, and its lumen is nearly filled by a strand of material which extends from the inner tip of the invagination to the apex of the acrosome. The lumen of the invagination appears empty except for the rod and a delicate sleeve-like structure which surrounds it. The plasma membrane of the sperm cell lies in immediate contact with the acrosomal membrane over its whole outer surface. In its general organization, this molluscan acrosome shows a rather close homology with that of the annelid Hydroides.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE PERMEABILITY OF MITOCHONDRIA TO SUCROSE. In experiments carried out with sucrose-isolated rat liver mitochondria, C(14)-sucrose seems to penetrate most of the mitochondrial space rapidly, whereas it seems to penetrate the remainder relatively slowly. However, taking into account the wide size distribution found in isolated preparations, these rates have been found consistent with the kinetics expected from the assumption of a single compartment per mitochondrion. These data cannot be readily interpreted on the basis of two mitochondrial spaces, one highly permeable, and another relatively impermeable to sucrose.


NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITIES IN RAT CARDIAC MUSCLE. Localizations of aldehyde-resistant nucleoside phosphatase activities in frozen sections of rat cardiac muscle have been studied by electron microscopy. Activities are higher after fixation with formaldehyde than with glutaraldehyde. After incubation with adenosine triphosphate or inosine diphosphate at pH 7.2, reaction product is found in the "terminal cisternae" or "transverse sacs" of the sarcoplasmic reticulum, which, together with the "intermediary vesicles" (T system), constitute the "dyads" or "triads". Reaction product is also present at the membranes of micropinocytotic vacuoles which apparently form from the plasma membrane of capillary endothelial cells and from the sarcolemma. In certain regions of the intercalated discs, reaction product is found within the narrow spaces between sarcolemmas of adjacent cells and within micropinocytotic vacuoles that seem to form from the sarcolemma. With inosine diphosphate, reaction product is also found in other parts of the sarcoplasmic reticulum. After incubation with cytidine monophosphate at pH 5, reaction product is present in the transverse sacs of sarcoplasmic reticulum, in micropinocytotic vacuoles in capillary endothelium, and in lysosomes of muscle fibers and capillaries. The possible significance of the sarcoplasmic reticulum phosphatases is discussed in relation to the role the reticulum probably plays in moving calcium ions and thereby controlling contraction and relaxation of the muscle fiber.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF RHODOSPIRILLUM MOLISCHIANUM. The lamellae of the bacterium Rhodospirillum molischianum originate as extensions of the cytoplasmic membrane into the cytoplasm of the cell. Initially, these extensions are narrow folds and occur independently of one another. The first lamellae to appear average about 80 A in width, representing one side of the infolded cytoplasmic membrane, or 160 A when the two sides of the fold are closely appressed. The 160-A lamellae increase in number and may associate to form larger lamellae, which represent varying degrees of association between adjacent folds. Later, the space within each fold increases; the two appressed regions of the cytoplasmic membrane in each fold separate to form distinct invaginations, and the lamellae observed at this stage are formed by an association of the sides of adjacent invaginations.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF RHODOSPIRILLUM RUBUM. Sections of Rhodospirillum rubrum cells from cultures of different ages have been examined to obtain information on the development of chromatophores in this organism. Cells from the 12-hour cultures studied contain neither distinct invaginations of the cytoplasmic membrane nor distinct chromatophores. The first structures that can be related to chromatophore development occur peripherally in the cells, are relatively few in number, relatively high in density, and have an indistinct membrane. In cells from 26-hour cultures numerous distinct invaginations of the cytoplasmic membrane are present, and all layers of the cytoplasmic membrane are involved in the formation of each invagination. As the invaginations become more numerous, the ends of the invaginations become constricted to form one or more structures similar to the chromatophores previously described in this organism. Cells of R. rubrum, therefore, develop a structural continuum which initially consists of invaginations of the cytoplasmic membrane, and later of the chromatophores produced by and attached to these invaginations. The presence of this continuum, however, does not necessarily exclude the existence of discrete chromatophores within these cells. Several other structures previously reported in this organism are described in greater detail.


OBSERVATIONS ON PRISMATIC-TYPE MITOCHONDRIA WITHIN ASTROCYTES OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER BRAIN. This paper describes a special form of mitochondria which has been observed using the electron microscope in certain astrocytes of the Syrian hamster brain. The interior structural pattern of these mitochondria is characterized by the presence of numerous equilateral prismatic tubules in a highly regular hexagonal arrangement, instead of the customary foliate cristae. Such mitochondria have been designated as "prismatic type," in contradistinction to the more usually encountered crista and tubular types. The findings are compared with the occasional similar findings reported in the literature, and their possible functional meaning is briefly discussed.


FIBRILLAR DIFFERENTIATION IN MYXOMYCETE PLASMODIA. Myxomycete plasmodia of four different types (not including Physarum polycephalum) were studied in thin sections viewed in the electron microscope. In the cytoplasm of the protoplasmodia of Clastoderma debaryanum and the phaneroplasmodia of Fuligo septica fixed in situ, fibrillar differentiations of three rather distinct kinds were observed. One of these is filamentous and closely resembles the filaments (or "microtubules") of the mitotic apparatus of other species. The larger phaneroplasmodia of two species belonging to the Physarales and the plasmodium of Hemitrichia vesparium showed fewer and less well defined fibrils, and no fibrils were seen in the aphanoplasmodium of Stemonitis fusca. Good stabilization of such fibrils in larger plasmodia may require fixation methods more rigidly controlled than those which succeed with microscopic protoplasmodia. The function of the observed fibrils cannot yet be determined. Their presence in cytoplasm fixed in situ, however, lends support to those theories of protoplasmic movement which are dependent on integral cross-bonding of one or a few molecular species.


THE ACROSOME REACTION IN MYTILUS EDULIS. II. STAGES IN THE REACTION, OBSERVED IN SUPERNUMERARY AND CALCIUM-TREATED SPERMATOZOA. Suspensions of Mytilus edulis eggs were fixed with osmium tetroxide at various intervals between 1 and 10 seconds after heavy insemination, and sectioned for electron microscopy to follow the natural process of acrosome reaction in the spermatozoa around the eggs. Sperm suspensions were also fixed after the addition of 10 per cent by volume of M/3 calcium chloride. Within the first second after the acrosome is stimulated to react, an opening appears at its apex, around which the plasma and acrosomal membranes fuse to each other, and the resulting membrane complex is reflected backward, presumably by the swelling of material lining it. At the same time the other material within the now open vesicle disappears, and the rudiment of the acrosomal process, consisting of a short axial rod loosely surrounded by the invaginated part of the acrosomal membrane, is exposed at the anterior side of the sperm head. Within another second this rudiment is extended by elongation of the axial rod and expansion of the surrounding membrane. If the spermatozoon has reacted close to the egg surface, the elongation may be very slight, whereas in suspended spermatozoa the process may reach a length of 13 micro. Possible mechanisms underlying these changes are suggested.


A CYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF CYTOPLASMIC BASIC PROTEINS IN THE ASCIDIAN OOCYTE. The cytoplasm of young oocytes of the ascidians contains high concentrations of proteins which are stainable with alkaline fast green at pH 8.1 and above. These proteins cannot be stained even with acid dyes at low pH unless RNA is removed. Deamination and formalin blockage of amino groups is incapable of destroying the net positive charge on these protein molecules in the presence of RNA, but these treatments destroy the charge if RNA is removed. It is therefore concluded that basic proteins and RNA exist as a nucleoprotein complex in the ribosomes of these young oocytes. The detectable RNA of the mature oocytes and unfertilized eggs shows no evidence of being associated with basic proteins.


FINE STRUCTURE OF THE OCTOPUS RETINA.

FINE STRUCTURE OF THE OCTOPUS RETINA. The fine structure of the visual and the supporting cells and of the blood capillaries in the octopus retina is described. Lamellated structures contained in the proximal segment of the visual cell consist of compact arrays of dense membranes each of which is quintuple-layered and divides at its margins into two thinner sheets or membranes which are connected directly with the agranular or granular endoplasmic reticulum. Proximal to the deeper extremities of the rhabdomeres, the lateral plasma membranes of two adjoining visual cells contact each other forming a quintuple-layered compound membrane, which results in occlusion of the intercellular space. The central layer of the compound membrane is of high density, so that the membrane, as a whole, appears to be a single thick layer at low magnifications. The supporting cells are connected with the neighboring visual cells by two types of junctions. Long slender processes extend from the supporting cells to the surface of the retina through narrow spaces among the distal segments of the visual cells. The capillary endothelial cells are characterized by luminal surfaces irregularly contoured and by lateral surfaces elaborately interdigitated. The functional significance of the close contact between adjoining visual cells is discussed.


THE CHANGING PATTERN OF BIREFRINGENCE IN PLASMODIA OF THE SLIME MOLD, PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM. Plasmodia of the acellular slime mold, Physarum polycephalum, reveal a complex and changing pattern of birefringence when examined with a sensitive polarizing microscope. Positively birefringent fibrils are found throughout the ectoplasmic region of the plasmodium. In the larger strands they may be oriented parallel to the strand axis, or arranged circularly or spirally along the periphery of endoplasmic channels. Some fibrils exist for only a few minutes, others for a longer period. Some, particularly the circular fibrils, undergo changes in birefringence as they undergo cyclic deformations. In the ramifying strand region and the advancing margin there is a tendency for fibrils of various sizes to become organized into mutually orthogonal arrays. In some plasmodia the channel wall material immediately adjacent to the endoplasm has been found to be birefringent. The sign of endoplasmic birefringence is negative, and its magnitude is apparently constant over the streaming cycle. The pattern of plasmodial birefringence and its changes during the shuttle streaming cycle of Physarum are considered in the light of several models designed to explain either cytoplasmic streaming alone or the entire gamut of plasmodial motions. The results of this and other recent physical studies suggest that both streaming and the various other motions of the plasmodium may very likely be explained in terms of coordinated contractions taking place in the fibrils which are rendered visible in polarized light.


NUCLEIC ACIDS OF CHLOROPLASTS AND MITOCHONDRIA IN SWISS CHARD. Nucleic acids in young leaves of Swiss chard have been studied by light and electron microscope techniques. Leaf DNA has also been characterized by density gradient centrifugation and shown to contain a minor band of higher guanine plus cytosine (GC) content, presumably attributable to chloroplasts. The chloroplasts were faintly stained by the Feulgen reaction; radioautography demonstrated the incorporation of tritiated thymidine in the cytoplasm and in some nuclei. The Feulgen stainability and most of the radioactivity were removable with DNase. Under the electron microscope, both mitochondria and chloroplasts were found to contain filamentous and particulate components within the matrix areas. The morphology of the filamentous component was dependent on the fixation, being partially clumped after OSO(4) or formalin, but finely filamentous after Kellenberger fixation. The filaments were stainable with uranyl acetate, and were extractable with DNase following formalin fixation under conditions in which nuclear DNA was also extracted. The particulate component, after formalin fixation and uranyl staining, was prominent in chloroplasts from young leaves, but was only sparsely distributed in mitochondria. The stainability was removed with ribonuclease. We have concluded that chloroplasts and mitochondria of Swiss chard possess a filamentous component that contains DNA, probably responsible for both cytoplasmic thymidine incorporation and the minor band in CsCl centrifugation. A particulate ribosome-like component that contains RNA is also present.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPE AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES ON A HOMOLOGOUS SERIES OF SATURATED PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINES. Three homologous saturated phosphatidylcholines were studied by electron microscopy after tricomplex fixation. The results are compared with those obtained by x-ray diffraction analysis of the same and some other homologous compounds, in the dry crystalline state and after tricomplex fixation. By electron microscopy alternating dark and light bands are observed which are likely to correspond to phosphatide double layers. X-Ray diffraction reveals the presence of lamellar structures of regular spacing. The layer spacings obtained by both methods are in good agreement. From the electron micrographs the width of the polar parts of the double layers can be derived directly. The width of the carboxylglycerylphosphorylcholine moiety of the layers is found by extrapolating the x-ray diffraction data to zero chain length of the fatty acids. When from this width the contribution of the carboxylglyceryl part of the molecules is subtracted, again we find good agreement with the electron microscope measurements. An attempt has been made to account for the different layer spacings measured in terms of orientation of the molecules within the double layers.


EFFECTS OF HIGH PRESSURE ON PINOCYTOSIS IN AMOEBA PROTEUS.


SYNTHETIC ACTIVITIES DURING SPERMATOGENESIS IN THE LOCUST. Isolated testes of the locust Schistocerca gregaria were immersed in solutions of tritiated thymidine, cytidine, uridine, or arginine for short periods to study nucleic acid and protein synthesis during spermatogenesis. DNA synthesis in this tissue is completed prior to initiation of meiosis. Protein synthesis continues throughout the whole meiotic cycle as well as during spermatid development. Meiotic cells, except those in metaphase through early telophase, and early spermatids are also actively synthesizing RNA. The heteropycnotic X-chromosome does not produce RNA at any stage of spermatogenesis. The rates of protein and particularly RNA synthesis decrease as chromosome condensation progresses. Depression of RNA synthesis, however, is not always accompanied by cytologically detectable condensation of chromatin, since very little or no RNA is synthesized in spermatids in which chromatin condensation has barely begun.


REACTIVATION OF GLYCERINATED CILIA FROM TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.


INTRAMITOCHONDRIAL GLYCOGEN PARTICLES IN RAT RETINAL RECEPTOR CELLS.


A SIMPLIFIED LEAD CITRATE STAIN FOR USE IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


ISOLATED MICROTUBULES.

ISOLATED MICROTUBULES.


CONTINUOUS CULTURE OF RUMEN BACTERIA: APPARATUS.


CONTINUOUS CULTURE OF SOME ANEROBIC AND FACULTATIVELY ANAEROBIC RUMEN BACTERIA.


THE BEHAVIOUR OF TANNED ERYTHROCYTES IN VARIOUS HAEMAGGLUTINATION SYSTEMS.


MODIFIED DEGREES OF STREPTOMYCIN DEPENDENCE AND RESISTANCE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


KINETICS OF THE POTASSIUM- AND SODIUM-ACTIVATED INFECTION OF A TRANSFORMING DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID IN PNEUMOCOCCUS.


THE VIRULENCE OF BIOCHEMICAL VARIANTS OF STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES.


GLYCONEGENESIS IN GROWING AND NON-GROWING CULTURES OF TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.


EFFECT OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AND THE INDUCTION OF VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION OF PHAGE LAMBDA ON THE ULTRACENTRIFUGE PATTERN OF EXTRACTS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE BASE COMPOSITION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS OF STREPTOMYCES.


USE OF ANTIBIOTICS FOR SELECTIVE ISOLATION AND ENUMERATION OF ACTINOMYCETES IN SOIL.


DETERMINATION OF KINETIC CONSTANTS FOR NITRIFYING BACTERIA IN MIXED CULTURE, WITH THE AID OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER.


THE DIFFERENTIATION OF STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS AND S. FAECIUM.


TRANSVENTRICULAR MITRAL COMMISSUROTOMY.

TRANSVENTRICULAR MITRAL COMMISSUROTOMY.


CARCINOMA OF THE THORACIC OESOPHAGUS. A STUDY OF 68 CASES.


ON PROBLEMS OF RURAL MEDICAL RELIEF.

ON PROBLEMS OF RURAL MEDICAL RELIEF.


SPORE SURFACE DEPSIPEPTIDES IN SOME PITHOMYCES SPECIES.


MODIFIED VENTRICULOPERITONEAL SHUNT IN THE TREATMENT OF HYDROCEPHALUS.


MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSION.

MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSION.


RETENTION OF URINE.

RETENTION OF URINE.


CONSISTENCY OF RADIOLOGICAL READINGS AS DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS.


SURGERY IN A HAEMOPHILIAC.

SURGERY IN A HAEMOPHILIAC.


MALIGNANT FEMINISING STROMAL TUMOUR OF THE TESTIS.


PILONIDAL SINUS AT UNUSUAL SITES.

PILONIDAL SINUS AT UNUSUAL SITES.


EFFECT OF HORMONES ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATORY METABOLISM IN THE LARVAE OF PYRRHOCORIS APTERUS L. (HEMIPTERA).


PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH--I. CYTOLOGY OF DEGENERATION IN THE INTERSEGMENTAL MUSCLES OF THE PERNYI SILKMOTH.


THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE BRAIN, CORPORA ALLATA, AND OOECYTE GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL AMERICAN LOCUST, SCHISTOCERCA SP.--I. THE CEREBRAL NEUROSECRETORY SYSTEM, THE CORPORA ALLATA, AND OOECYTE GROWTH.


PROPERTIES OF PARTIALLY PURIFIED MALATHION CARBOXYESTERASE OF THE TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER MITE.


CELLULAR MEMBRANE FORMATION BY PLASMATOCYTES OF DIAPAUSING CECROPIA PUPAE.


TESTICULAR ACID PHOSPHATASE IN GIANT SILKMOTHS.


JOHANNES VAN MIKULICZ-RADECKI: A MEMORIAL TRIBUTE TO A GREAT SURGEON, SCIENTIST AND TEACHER.


(TRACING OF S35 IN THE RATS ADMINISTERED PER OS WITH (CH-3HG) 2S-35.


BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF N-ARALKYLHYDROXYLAMINES AND THEIR O-METHYL ETHERS.


SYNTHESIS AMD PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDY OF NEW PIPERAZINE DERIVATIVES. II. PHENETHYLPIPERAZINES.


P-AMINO-N-(2-(SUBSTITUTED AMINO)ETHYL)BENZAMIDES. POTENTIAL ANTIFIBRILLATORY DRUGS.


POTENTIAL ANTICANCER AGENTS. II. THE SYNTHESIS OF SOME NITROGEN MUSTARD CONTAINING SULFONES AND THIOSULFINATES.


PYRIDOXINE CHEMISTRY. VII. SOME MODIFICATIONS IN THE 4-POSITION OF PYRIDOXOL.


PYRIDOXINE CHEMISTRY. VI. HOMOLOGS OF PYRIDOXOL AND OF 5-PYRIDOXIC ACID.


SUBSTITUTION IN THE HYDANTOIN RING. I. N-3-AMINOMETHYL DERIVATIVES.


SUBSTITUTION IN THE HYDANTOIN RING. II. N-3-ACETIC ACID DERIVATIVES.


N,N-DIETHYL-2,2-DIMETHYLPROPANE-1,3-DIAMINE.


DERIVATIVES OF MORPHINE. IV. 14-HYDROXYMORPHINE AND 14-HYDROXYDIHYDROMORPHINE.


1,2,3,4-TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE DERIVATIVES WITH ANTIHYPERTENSIVE PROPERTIES.


N-ETHOXY-4-ETHYLAMINO-3-METHYL-2-PHENYL-2-PROPIONOXY-1-ALPHA-PYRIDYLBUTANE. AN ANALOG OF THE ANALGESIC PROPOXYPHENE.


SYNTHESIS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDY OF PYRIDAZINES. I. ALKOXYPYRIDAZINES.


17-ALPHA-METHYLANDROSTANE-3-ALPHA,17-BETA-DIOL.


BENZO(B)THIOPHENE DERIVATIVES. V. MANNICH BASES WITH ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY.


THE PURIFICATION OF AMINOPTERIN.

THE PURIFICATION OF AMINOPTERIN.


4-(ALKOXYSTYRYL)QUINOLINES.


SOME 3,4,5-TRIMETHOXY-SUBSTITUTED BENZAMIDES.


SOME BIS(3-NITRO-AND 3-AMINO-4-ALKOXY- AND -4-ARYLOXYPHENYL) SULFONES.


1-(2-DEOXY-D-GLUCOPYRANOSYL)-5-FLUOROCYTOSINE.


NEW DERIVATIVES OF 9-AMINO-1,2,3,4-TETRAHYDROACRIDINE.


7- AND 12-(O-HALOPHENYL)BENZ(A)ANTHRACENES.


ENZYME-ALTERABLE ALKYLATING AGENTS. VII. THE DESIGN OF SHORT-LIVED MUSTARDS.


STRUCTURE STUDIES ON VANCOMYCIN.

STRUCTURE STUDIES ON VANCOMYCIN.


CHEMISTRY AND STRUCTURE OF MITOMYCIN C.

CHEMISTRY AND STRUCTURE OF MITOMYCIN C.


THE CHEMISTRY OF CEPHALOSPORIN ANTIBIOTICS. 3. ACYLATION OF CEPHALOSPORADESATES.


POTENTIAL ANTIRADIATION DRUGS. I. AMIDE, HYDROXAMIC ACID, AND HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF MERCAPTO ACIDS. AMINO THIOACIDS.


ENZYME INHIBITORS. VI. STUDIES ON THE BULK TOLERANCE OF ADENOSINE DEAMINASE FOR 6-SUBSTITUTED AMINO-9-(3-HYDROXYPROPYL)PURINES.


ANALOGS OF TETRAHYDROFOLIC ACID. XVII. ON THE MODE OF BINDING OF THE P-AMINOBENZOYL MOIETY OF N-(2-AMINO-4-HYDROXY-6-METHYL-5-PYRIMIDYLPROPYL)-P-AMINOBENZOYL-L-GLUTAMIC ACID TO DIHYDROFOLIC REDUCTASE.


SYNTHESIS OF FATTY ACIDS WITH SMOOTH MUSCLE STIMULANT ACTIVITY.


HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC AGENTS. V. ISOMERIC AZACHOLESTEROLS.


MAMMALIAN ANTIFERTILITY AGENTS. I. DERIVATIVES OF 2,3-DIPHENYLINDENES.


STUDIES IN ALKYL-OXYGEN HETEROLYSIS. SOME 4-ALKOXYPIPERIDINES RELATED TO REVERSED ESTERS OF PETHIDINE.


SPIRANES. VII. NEUROLEPTICS DERIVED FROM AZASPIRANES.


DERIVATIVES OF MORPHANTHRIDINE.

DERIVATIVES OF MORPHANTHRIDINE.


THE SYNTHESIS AND PHARMACOLOGY OF SOME SUBSTITUTED 1,3-BENZODIOXOLES AND 1,4-BENZODIOXANS.


DIURETICS. 6-SUBSTITUTED 3-KETOALKYL-3,4-DIHYDRO-2H-1,2,4-BENZOTHIADIAZINE 1,1-DIOXIDES AND RELATED ANILS, OXIMES, AND HYDRAZONES.


BEHAVIORAL STIMULANTS. 4-OXAZOLIDINONES.


CHROMOSOMES OF SOME HETEROTRANSPLANTED HUMAN TUMORS.I. H. EMB. RH. 1, H. S. 1, AND ME 1.


DIETHYLNITROSAMINE-INDUCED HEPATIC DEGENERATION AND NEOPLASIA IN THE AQUARIUM FISH, BRACHYDANIO RERIO.


GROWTH AUTOREGULATION AND THE MAMMARY GLAND.


TWO TRANSPLANTABLE UTERINE ADENOCARCINOMAS IN THE RAT.


INDUCED EPITHELIAL HYPERPLASIA IN ORGAN CULTURES OF MOUSE MAMMARY TISSUES. EFFECTS OF THE MILK AGENT.


TUMORIGENIC ACTIVITY OF HYDROGENATED DERIVATIVES OF DIBENZ(A,H)ANTHRACENE.


BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INCIDENCE OF MAMMARY CANCER IN MICE.


EFFECTS OF ALBUMIN FRACTION AND LINOLEIC ACID ON GROWTH OF MACROPHAGES IN TISSUE CULTURE.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON NUCLEAR BUDDING AND NUCLEAR EXTRUSIONS IN A CHINESE HAMSTER CELL CULTURE.


SEROLOGIC STUDIES ON CELLS OF GRAFFI VIRUS-INDUCED MYELOID LEUKEMIA IN MICE.


SKIN TUMORIGENESIS BY DIBENZ(A,H)ANTHRACENE MODIFIED BY ITS HYDROGENATED DERIVATIVES.


SURVIVAL EXPERIENCE OF CANCER PATIENTS ENUMERATED IN MORBIDITY SURVEYS.


LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN MOUSE LIVER INFECTED WITH MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAEMURIUM.


MASS IMMUNISATION AGAINST POLIOMYELITIS IN CEYLON IN 1962 USING SABIN ORAL VACCINE.


SEROLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE PREVALENCE OF LISTERIOSIS IN NIGERIA.


THE INCIDENCE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DISEASE IN KENYA. II. SOME IMPORTANT COMMUNICABLE DISEASES.


A STUDY OF SCHISTOSOMA SPINDALE IN THAILAND.


INFLUENCE OF HEART RATE ON THE PHASES OF THE LEFT HEART CYCLE IN EXERCISE.


DETECTION OF PORTAL SYSTEMIC SHUNTS BY HEPATOPULMONARY SCANNING USING I-131 MAA STUDY AND APPLICATION OF MACROAGGREGATED ALBUMIN (MAA) LABELLED WITH I-131. (3).


AUTOMATIC RHYTHMS PRODUCED BY ECTOPIC VENTRICULAR CONTRACTIONS.


ON THE ROLE OF FATTY ACID PEROXIDES IN ATHEROGENESIS.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE EXCITABILITY OF VENTRICULAR MUSCULATURE IN INFARCTED REGION.


A CASE OF CORRECTED TRANSPOSITION OF THE GREAT VESSELS WITHOUT ASSOCIATED INTRACARDIAC ANOMALIES.


THE EFFECTS OF CATIONS TO THE DIGITALIS-INDUCED ARRHYTHMIAS: EXPERIMENTAL TRIALS OF THE ARTIFICIAL PACEMAKER TO THESE ARRHYTHMIAS. II. THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM.


INFECTION OF URETHRA BY TRIC AGENT IN MEN PRESENTING BECAUSE OF "NON-SPECIFIC" URETHRITIS.


COLOUR-BLINDNESS AND CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER.


ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE IN OBSTRUCTIVE AIRWAY DISEASE.


SOME FACTORS AFFECTING BACTERIAL INVASION OF BLADDER DURING PREGNANCY.


EXERTIONAL (MARCH) HAEMOGLOBINURIA: REDUCTION OF HAEMOLYTIC EPISODES BY USE OF SORBO-RUBBER INSOLES IN SHOES.


THE CHANGING FACE OF KURU. AN ANALYSIS OF PEDIGREES COLLECTED BY R.M. GLASSE AND SHIRLEY GLASSE AND OF RECENT CENSUS DATA.


ORAL CONTRACEPTION AND BLOOD-PLATELET ADHESIVENESS.


PLASMA-INSULIN CONCENTRATIONS AFTER MYOCARDIAL INFRACTION.


RELATION OF ARTERIOLES IN THE ENDOMETRIUM TO HEADACHE FROM ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.


DEVICE FOR ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION OF THE LUNGS OF SMALL CHILDREN.


"INFECTIVE" RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS.

"INFECTIVE" RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS.


NEW LIGHT ON CHAGAS' DISEASE.

NEW LIGHT ON CHAGAS' DISEASE.


HOMOSEXUALITY AS A CRIME.

HOMOSEXUALITY AS A CRIME.


BORRELIDIN AND VIVOMYCIN.

BORRELIDIN AND VIVOMYCIN.


HAZARDS IN THE GAS INDUSTRY.

HAZARDS IN THE GAS INDUSTRY.


GROWTH AND CHANGES AT MAKERERE COLLEGE MEDICAL SCHOOL.


THE CASUALTY CONSULTANT.

THE CASUALTY CONSULTANT.


DIAZEPAM IN TETANUS.

DIAZEPAM IN TETANUS.


CEREBROSPINAL-FLUID ENZYME ACTIVITY IN NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES.


PROTOTYPE MAINTENANCE HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT.


PHYTOHAEMAGGLUTININ IN THE TREATMENT OF APLASTIC ANAEMIA.


EXPERIENCE WITH 45 RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATIONS IN MAN.


EFFECTS OF YEAST EXTRACT AFTER MONOAMINE-OXIDASE INHIBITION.


POSSIBLE RETROPERITONEAL FIBROSIS AND METHYSERGIDE.


ENDOREDUPLICATED CHROMOSOMES.

ENDOREDUPLICATED CHROMOSOMES.


SEASONAL PATTERNS IN LUNG-CANCER DEATHS.


TREATMENT OF BRUCELLOSIS BY NALIDIXIC ACID.


AN AFRICAN DIPLOMA.

AN AFRICAN DIPLOMA.


PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION IN ORTHOPEDICS AND TRAUMATIC SURGERY.


UNCIRCUMCISION.

UNCIRCUMCISION.


LET YOUR PATIENT DIE WITH DIGNITY.

LET YOUR PATIENT DIE WITH DIGNITY.


DRUG THERAPY IN MENI'ERE'S SYNDROME: DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY.


INTRINSICOID DEFLECTION OF PREMATURE VENTRICULAR SYSTOLES AS A CRITERION OF ABNORMALITY.


PROGESTIN THERAPY FOR DYSMENORRHEA AND ABNORMAL MENSTRUATION.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF CLONITRATE IN  PATIENTS WITH ANGINA PECTORIS.


WILL WE BE PRICED OUT OF THE MARKET?

WILL WE BE PRICED OUT OF THE MARKET?


A FATALITY DUE TO ACUPUNCTURE.

A FATALITY DUE TO ACUPUNCTURE.


PNEUMONIA.

PNEUMONIA.


WHAT TO TELL THE PATIENT OR PARENTS IN TREATMENT OF INJURIES ABOUT THE ELBOW AND THE FOREARM.


EUROPEAN TRIP.

EUROPEAN TRIP.


MALPRACTICE AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF DRUGS.


CRITERIA FOR A DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS.


PLEASE ABANDON ARCHAIC PROCEDURES.

PLEASE ABANDON ARCHAIC PROCEDURES.


PREMARITAL AND MARITAL COUNSELING AND THE FAMILY DOCTOR.


STROMAL ENDOMETRIOSIS. REVIEW OF THE PROBLEM AND CASE PRESENTATION.


THE MATHEMATICS OF SEX.

THE MATHEMATICS OF SEX.


TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.

TWO MINUTES WITH DIABETES.


STUDIES OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION IN A HOSPITAL POPULATION. II. IMMEDIATE AND LATE RESULTS IN PATIENTS CONVERTED TO REGULAR SINUS RHYTHM FROM ATRIAL FIBRILLATION.


THE SYNDROME OF DISTRESS (PSEUDONEUROTIC SCHIZOPHRENIA).


"GRANNY'S HERBS AND THE WITCH DOCTOR".

"GRANNY'S HERBS AND THE WITCH DOCTOR".


THE CLINICIAN VIEWS POTASSIUM DEFICIT.

THE CLINICIAN VIEWS POTASSIUM DEFICIT.


PYELOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN DECREASED RENAL BLOOD SUPPLY.


DIABETES DETECTION. USE OF A MOBILE DIABETES DETECTION LABORATORY.


RUDIMENTARY UTERINE HORN PREGNANCY.

RUDIMENTARY UTERINE HORN PREGNANCY.


EXPERIENCE WITH PARGYLINE HYDROCHLORIDE (NONHYDRAZINE MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR) AS AN ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENT: PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS IN 32 PATIENTS.


DIABETES MELLITUS AND SURGERY.

DIABETES MELLITUS AND SURGERY.


GASTRIC CANCER--TREATMENT OF.

GASTRIC CANCER--TREATMENT OF.


RADIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE HYPERTENSIVE PATIENT.


FAT EMBOLISM AND PELVIC FRACTURE.

FAT EMBOLISM AND PELVIC FRACTURE.


SYNOVIAL SARCOMA, LOWER EXTREMITY.

SYNOVIAL SARCOMA, LOWER EXTREMITY.


RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA.

RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA.


HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.

HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


DIABETES MELLITUS AND PREGNANCY.

DIABETES MELLITUS AND PREGNANCY.


HISTORY OF MEDICINE--HARVEY CUSHING. II. (1869-1939).


THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER AND THE PRICE OF HIS RECOVERY.


A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE RELATION OF TEST ANXIETY TO PERFORMANCE ON INTELLIGENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT TESTS.


HYBRID CELLS DERIVED FROM MOUSE AND MAN: ARTIFICIAL HETEROKARYONS OF MAMMALIAN CELLS FROM DIFFERENT SPECIES.


OBSERVATION OF RADIOACTIVE FALL-OUT IN NIGERIA UP TO 1961.


METEOROLOGY AND LOCUST MIGRATIONS.

METEOROLOGY AND LOCUST MIGRATIONS.


MOLECULAR HYPOTHESIS OF FLAGELLAR ACTIVITY.


INCREASED SENSITIVITY OF MICROSOMES FROM PHENOBARBITAL-TREATED RATS TO SYNTHETIC MESSENGER RNA (POLYURIDYLIC ACID): LACK OF EFFECT ON RIBOSOMES.


RIBOSOMAL AGGREGATES IN GAMMA-GLOBULIN SYNTHESIS IN THE RAT.


NEOPLASMS IN THYMECTOMIZED MICE FOLLOWING ROOM INFECTION WITH POLYOMA VIRUS.


EFFECTS OF ADRENERGIC NEURONE-BLOCKING AGENTS ON THE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND OF THE CAT.


ELECTRON MICROGRAPHY OF ANTIBODY-PRODUCING CELLS.


COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF ADENOSINE ANALOGUES AS INHIBITORS OF BLOOD-PLATELET AGGREGATION AND AS VASODILATORS IN MAN.


A MODEL PREDICTING CHARACTERISTICS OF GENETIC MAPS IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA.


SHORT-LIVED RADICALS IN IRRADIATED GLYCINE.


INHIBITION OF CELL DIVISION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI BY ELECTROLYSIS PRODUCTS FROM A PLATINUM ELECTRODE.


ETHYLENE PRODUCTION AND LIPID MOBILIZATION DURING GERMINATION OF CASTOR BEANS.


INHIBITION OF INTESTINAL AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT BY SUGARS.


INHIBITORY EFFECT OF PROGESTERONE ON THE ACTIVITY OF HUMAN MYOMETRIAL ACTOMYOSIN ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATASE.


BINDING OF THYROXINE AND TRIIODOTHYRONINE BY HEART AND PITUITARY PROTEINS.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF DEGRADATION PRODUCTS OF INDOLEPYRUVIC ACID.


EFFECT OF THYROID DEFICIENCY IN THE EWE ON LAMB VIABILITY.


A COMPARISON OF 3H- AND 14C-GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE INTACT RAT.


SODIUM-POTASSIUM ION EXCHANGE EQUILIBRIA FOR FRAGMENTED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE GHOSTS.


CYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF UBIQUINONES IN THE RETINA.


MITOCHONDRIAL PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDES IN THE OXIDATION OF ISOCITRATE AND MALATE.


IDENTITY OF RAMYCIN WITH FUSIDIC ACID.

IDENTITY OF RAMYCIN WITH FUSIDIC ACID.


ELECTROPHORESIS OF 35S-LABELLED MATERIAL RELEASED FROM CLUMPING PLATELETS.


DEMONSTRATION OF NEUTRAL POLYSACCHARIDES WITH FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY USING ACRIDINE ORANGE.


THIN SECTIONS CUT AT TEMPERATURE OF-70 DEGREES TO -90 DEGREE C.


IMMUNO-FLUORESCENCE' OF MAST CELLS.

IMMUNO-FLUORESCENCE' OF MAST CELLS.


PRE-ERYTHROCYTIC DEVELOPMENT OF PLASMODIUM BERGHEI.


DIRECT AGAR ISOLATION OF MYCOPLASMAS FROM HUMAN LEUKAEMIC BONE MARROW.


CORRELATION BETWEEN COMPLEMENT-FIXING CELL ANTIBODY AND IMMUNOFLUORESCENT NUCLEAR ANTIBODY IN HAMSTERS BEARING 'SV40'-INDUCED TUMORS.


HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE HAMSTER UTERUS.


USE OF DEAE-'SEPHADEX' FOR THE FRACTIONATION OF ALLERGIC SERUM.


LOWERING OF IMMUNITY IN SHEEP FOLLOWING INJECTIONS OF CHLORAMBUCIL.


EFFECT OF PH AND TEMPERATURE ON STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF AN L FORM OF STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES.


SEX RATIO IN LABORATORY POPULATIONS OF DROSOPHILA.


EFFECTS OF HIGH-POWER GREEN LASER RADIATION ON CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE.


DIFFERENCE IN THE BEHAVIOR OF EU- AND HETERO-CHROMATIN: CROSSING-OVER.


PSEUDOCHOLINESTERASE VARIANTS IN JAPAN.

PSEUDOCHOLINESTERASE VARIANTS IN JAPAN.


FORCEPS DELIVERY OF PERSISTENT BROW PRESENTATION.


IMMUNOCHEMICAL DETECTION OF OVULATION.

IMMUNOCHEMICAL DETECTION OF OVULATION.


STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS IN THE ADULT OVARY. CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE.


ORIGIN OF VAGINAL EPITHELIUM.

ORIGIN OF VAGINAL EPITHELIUM.


ABDOMINAL CONTOUR IN THE THIRD TRIMESTER--AN AID TO DIAGNOSIS OF UTERINE ANOMALIES.


CLINICAL, HISTOLOGIC, AND CYTOGENETIC FINDINGS IN MALE HERMAPHRODITISM. II. MALE HERMAPHRODITES WITH FEMININE EXTERNAL GENITALIA (TESTICULAR FEMINIZATION).


EXTRADURAL ANESTHESIA FOR CESAREAN SECTION: PHYSIOLOGIC AND BIOCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS.


OVARIAN HYPERTHECOSIS AND VIRILIZATION: REPORT OF A CASE.


MALIGNANT OVARINA TERATOMAS. REPORT OF 31 CASES.


SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN PREGNANCY AND PUERPERIUM.


RECURRENT PNEUMOCOCCAL MENINGITIS AND PREGNANCY: REPORT OF A CASE.


SPLENIC RUPTURE IN PREGNANCY: REPORT OF A CASE.


DYSFUNCTIONAL LABOR. VII. A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR DIAGNOSIS, EVALUATION, AND MANAGEMENT.


CHROMOSOMAL CHANGES FOLLOWING SURGERY AND RADIOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH PELVIC CANCER.


SILENT PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE LIVER COMPLICATING PREGNANCY: REPORT OF A CASE.


FIBRONOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE HUMAN UTERINE TUBE.


RETROPERITONEAL CYST COMPLICATING PREGNANCY: REPORT OF A CASE.


PLASMA INSULIN IN NORMAL "EARLY" PREGNANCY.


POLYARTERITIS NODOSA IN PREGNANCY: REPORT OF A CASE.


ASCITES IN PREGNANCY.

ASCITES IN PREGNANCY.


PNEUMONIA IN PREGNANCY.

PNEUMONIA IN PREGNANCY.


INTERSTITIAL PREGNANCY.

INTERSTITIAL PREGNANCY.


THE PRICE OF ACHIEVEMENT.

THE PRICE OF ACHIEVEMENT.


ONCE AN OBSTETRICIAN, ALWAYS AN OBSTETRICIAN.


SOME NOT TOO SENTIMENTAL REMINISCENCES  (NICHOLSON JOSEPH EASTMAN).


CURRICULUM VITAE: NICHOLSON JOSEPH EASTMAN.


THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE JOURNALS OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY.


FETAL BLOOD STUDIES--THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.


THE SOCIAL ASPECT OF OBSTETRIC PRACTICE.


ACQUIRED COAGULATION DEFECTS IN PREGNANCY.


THE IMMUNOLOGIC ROLE OF THE PLACENTA.

THE IMMUNOLOGIC ROLE OF THE PLACENTA.


BILATERAL RENAL HYPOPLASIA OF THE PIG.

BILATERAL RENAL HYPOPLASIA OF THE PIG.


THE PATHOLOGY OF MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA IN CATTLE. A STUDY OF 1113 CASES.


A HEPATOGENOUS PHOTOSENSITIVITY DISEASE OF CATTLE. II. HISTOPATHOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF THE HEPATIC LESIONS.


IMMIGRANT INFECTIONS.

IMMIGRANT INFECTIONS.


DIET AND DENTAL CARIES.

DIET AND DENTAL CARIES.


RECENT LEGISLATION CONCERNING THE CONTROL OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES IN FOOD.


TWO EXPERIMENTS IN THE SELECTIVE MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN. 1. COUNTY BOROUGH OF BRIGHTON.


AMBULANCE DEMAND. A NEW LOOK AT THE RELATION OF AMBULANCE AND HOSPITAL RECORDS.


TWO EXPERIMENTS IN THE SELECTIVE MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.2. LANGLEY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.


PROCEDURE FOLLOWING AN OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


THE AGING FACE: A PROBLEM FOR WORKING WOMEN.


DENTAL CARE FOR THE HANDICAPPED CHILD.

DENTAL CARE FOR THE HANDICAPPED CHILD.


NIALAMIDE. A STUDY OF ITS ACTION ON CLOTTING PHENOMENA AND PLATELET ADHESIVENESS.


TOXICOLOGY AND THE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES.

TOXICOLOGY AND THE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES.


NERVOUS SYSTEM RESEARCH WITH COMPUTERS.

NERVOUS SYSTEM RESEARCH WITH COMPUTERS. The experimental system described above has been in full-scale operation now for about one year. It has been possible in this short period only to begin the exploration of the potentialities of the system for aiding nervous system research. The most intensively developed programs have been those on the insect (3) and on human vision and eye movements (5). In both of these programs the facility has permitted new research techniques which have provided answers to important questions, answers which would have been unobtainable without such a data-processing and control system.


SPECIFICITY OF MACROGLOBULIN ANTIBODY SYNTHESIZED BY THE NORMAL HUMAN FETUS. The umbilical cord blood of 47 out of 54 normal human infants contains hemagglutinating activity directed toward cells coated with a type-L Bence-Jones protein. This hemagglutinating material, in some instances, is present in cord blood in the absence of such activity in the maternal blood. Ultracentrifugation of cord serum in a sucrose gradient shows that the activity is associated with the macroglobulin fractions.


CHROMOSOMES OF AMERICAN MARSUPIALS.

CHROMOSOMES OF AMERICAN MARSUPIALS. Studies of the chromosomes of four American marsupials demonstrated that Caluromys derbianus and Marmosa mexicana have a diploid number of 14 chromosomes, and that Philander opossum and Didelphis marsupialis have a diploid number of 22. The karyotypes of C. derbianus and M. mexicana are similar, whereas those of P. opossum and D. marsupialis are dissimilar. If the 14-chromosome karyotype represents a reduction from a primitive number of 22, these observations suggest that the change has occurred independently in the American and Australasian forms.


SEX-LINKAGE OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE IN THE HORSE AND DONKEY. Distinctly different electrophoretic patterns of red cell glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase were resolved from the hemolyzates of horse and donkey erythrocytes. Examination of their reciprocal hybrids, mules and hinnies, showed that the red cells of female mules and female hinnies contain both horse and donkey G-6-PD; the male mule with an X chromosome from its horse mother contained pure horse G-6-PD, whereas the male hinny with the donkey X chromosome contained pure donkey G-6-PD. These findings on the male reciprocal hybrids suggest X-linkage.


PINEAL GLAND: INFLUENCE ON GONADS OF MALE HAMSTERS. Exposure of male hamsters to cycles of 1 hour of light and 23 hours of darkness causes atrophy of the gonads. Pinealectomy prevents this atrophy, but has no effect on animals exposed to light-dark cycles of 16 : 8. Likewise, removal of both eyes induces gonad atrophy which is prevented by pinealectomy. These data emphasize the importance of the pineal gland in the regulation of photoperiodic influences on the gonads.


LUNG SURFACTANTS, COUNTERIONS, AND HYSTERESIS. The wide hysteresis and low surface tension of lung extracts, as studied on a modified Langmuir-Wilhelmy surface balance, are dependent on the presence of subphase electrolytes. A possible mechanism for the hysteresis and its importance to the exchange of surfactants between the alveolar cell and the alveolar surface film are discussed.


DETERGENTS: EFFECTS ON THE CHEMICAL SENSES OF THE FISH ICTALURUS NATALIS (LE SUEUR). Two types of detergents, one easily oxidized and the other not, damage the chemoreceptors of yellow bullheads, Ictalurus natalis (le Sueur) exposed to concentrations of 0.5 parts per million in the surrounding water. This concentration is considerably lower than that at which sublethal damage has been detected previously. Histological examination reveals erosion of the taste buds; electrophysiological methods and observations of swimming and feeding behavior reveal impairment of receptor function. Affected fish do not fully recover after 6 weeks in detergent-free water.


TRANSEPIDERMAL POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE: DEVELOPMENT IN ANURAN LARVAE. Skin from bullfrog tadpoles does not show the potential difference characteristic of adult frog skin until several days after the emergence of the forelimbs, presumably because the mechanism for active sodium transport is absent or nonfunctional. Exposure to low concentrations of thyroxine accelerates appearance of the transepidermal potential difference at rates which are related to the dosage. This system may provide a new basis for evaluating the importance of specific biochemical mechanisms in active sodium transport.


LIZARD REPRODUCTION: REFRACTORY PERIOD AND RESPONSE TO WARMTH IN UTA STANSBURIANA FEMALES. Photoperiod does not affect timing of the female reproductive cycle in Uta stansburiana. This lizard is refractory to reproduction until early December. Later, prolonged warmth under laboratory conditions initiates the reproductive cycle in some lizards regardless of photoperiod.


A SPECIAL CARE UNIT FOR CHILDREN WITH SEVERE DUAL MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HANDICAP.


THE CEREBRAL PALSY UNIT OF HARPERBURY HOSPITAL.


FAMILY HELP UNITS THE NOTTINGHAM EXPERIMENT.


A BRIEF REPORT ON THE APPROACH TO THE TRAINING OF SEVERLY SUBNORMAL CHILDREN WITH OTHER HANDICAPS IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM.


GALEN HOUSE--A DAY CENTRE CATERING FOR THE NEEDS OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED SUBNORMAL CHILDREN.


FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF THE CEREBRALLY PALSIED.


READING SKILLS AND THE CEREBRAL PALSIED; A COMPARATIVE STUDY.


AN ACCOUNT OF SOME TEACHING METHODS USED WITH A CHILD WHO HAS VISUAL ACUITY, VISUO-PERCEPTUAL OR VISUO-MOTOR DIFFICULTIES.


SOME CONSIDERATIONS IN THE LEARNING FAILURES OF INTELLIGENT CHILDREN WITH MINIMAL BRAIN DAMAGE.


THE PERIODICITY OF MICROFILARIAE. IX. TRANSFUSION OF MICROFILARIAE (EDESONFILARIA) INTO MONKEYS AT A DIFFERENT PHASE OF THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM.


MALARIA ANTIBODY AND GAMMA-GLOBULIN LEVELS IN MELANESIAN CHILDREN IN NEW GUINEA.


GLUCOSE -6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY IN A GAMBIAN VILLAGE.


ATTEMPTS TO TRANSFER DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY TO LEISHMANIA TROPICA BY LEUCOCYTES AND WHOLE BLOOD.


ON DERMAL LEISHMANIASIS IN BRITISH HONDURAS.


THE APPLICATION OF FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TEST TO BALANTIDIUM COLI.


AMOEBIASIS AND ITS COMPLICATIONS IN NIGERIAN CHILDREN. (A NECROPSY SURVEY).


TOXOPLASMA ANTIBODIES IN INHABITANTS OF THE NIGER DELTA.


MYOPATHY IN MICE EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI.


THE INTENSIVE TREATMENT OF RECTAL SCHISTOSOMIASIS WITH TRIOSTAM (SODIUM ANTIMONYLGLUCONATE).


PARALYTIC DISEASE CAUSED BY CONSUMPTION OF FLOUR CONTAMINATED WITH TRICRESYL PHOSPHATE.


ADVANCES IN FILARIASIS ESPECIALLY CONCERNING PERIODICITY OF MICROFILARIAE.


HEMATOLOGIC AND CYTOGENIC EVIDENCE FOR CHIMERISM IN THE MARMOSET, TAMARINUS NIGRICOLLIS. SAM-TDR-64-61.


REMINERALIZATION AND MINERALIZATION OF IN VITRO CALCULUS. SAM-TDR-64-59.


THE OXYGEN DELIVERY RATE OF HUMAN BLOOD. SAM-TR-64-89.


RESPONSES OF THE HABITUATED VESTIBULO-OCULAR REFLEX ARC TO DRUG STRESS. SAM-TDR-64-72.


CARBON DIOXIDE, OXYGEN, AND ACIDITY. THE INTERACTION AND INDEPENDENT EFFECTS ON BREATHING OF THESE FACTORS IN THE ARTERIAL BLOOD. SAM-TR-64-94.


THE EFFECT OF FLOW RATE ON THE ABILITY OF PAROTID FLUID TO BIND CALCIUM. SAM-TR-64-91.


A SPATIAL DISORIENTATION DEMONSTRATOR. SAM-TR-65-7.


INDUCTION OF RESISTANCE TO MOTION SICKNESS THROUGH REPEATED EXPOSURE TO CORIOLIS STIMULATION. SAM-TR-64-87.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF SMALL VOLUMES OF NITROGEN DISSOLVED IN BLOOD. SAM-TR-65-6.


NEW ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION IN DENTISTRY. AN EVALUATION OF MINIATURE CARDIOVASCULAR AND PSYCHOGALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE MONITORING DEVICES. SAM-TR-64-90.


A STUDY OF SOME FACTORS RELATED TO QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATIONS BY IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS. SAM-TR-64-92.


FLYING STRESS IN RELATION TO FLYING PROFICIENCY. SAM-TR-64-88.


REACTIONS OF OXALACETIC ACID AND THE FERRIC AND AMMONIUM COMPLEXES OF OXALACETIC ACID. REP NO. 571.


CORTICOSTEROID-BINDING ACTIVITY OF POOLED VERSUS INDIVIDUAL SERA. REP NO. 614.


CORTICOSTEROID EFFECT ON AMINO ACID INCORPORATION BY RAT LIVER RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN PARTICLES. REP NO. 613.


DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS AMONG U.S. NAVY OPERATIONAL DIVERS: AN ESTIMATE OF INCIDENCE USING AIR DECOMPRESSION TABLES. RES REP 4-64.


CARBON DIOXIDE ABSORPTION SYSTEMS FOR SCUBA. 1. QUANTITATIVE CONSIDERATIONS  OF DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF CYLINDRICAL CANISTERS. RES REP 3-64.


ADAPTATION OF HELIUM-OXYGEN TO MIXED-GAS SCUBA. RES REP 1-65.


A CLINICAL TRIAL OF A NEW CONTRACEPTIVE AEROSOL FOAM.


TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT IN CRISIS.

TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT IN CRISIS.


AUTHORIZATIONS, LIENSAND ASSIGNMENTS.

AUTHORIZATIONS, LIENSAND ASSIGNMENTS.


[THE PROBLEM OF THE ORGANIZATION OF CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT TUMORS].


TWO CASES OF PRIMARY PRIAPISM.

TWO CASES OF PRIMARY PRIAPISM.


A CASE OF SPONGE KIDNEY.

A CASE OF SPONGE KIDNEY.


AFTERDISCHARGE OF CARP'S OPTIC LOBE IN RESPONSE TO OPTIC NERVE STIMULATION.


SYNCHRONISM BETWEEN TWO TRAINS OF SPONTANEOUS SPIKE ACTIVITY IN THE CAT'S VISUAL CORTEX.


METABOLISM OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS INSECTICIDES. IV. TRANSLOCATION AND METABOLISM OF 32P-LABELLED DIPTEREX IN COTTON PLANT.


THE STRUCTURE OF ALPHA-CHLOROHEMIN.

THE STRUCTURE OF ALPHA-CHLOROHEMIN.


MACROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS OF RIBONUCLEASE CRYSTALS OF MODIFICATIONS I AND II.


COMBINATION OF MULTIPLE ISOMORPHOUS REPLACEMENT AND ANOMALOUS DISPERSION DATA FOR PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION. II. CORRELATION OF THE HEAVY-ATOM POSITIONS IN DIFFERENT ISOMORPHOUS PROTEIN CRYSTALS.


CHANGES IN EEG, CORTICAL EVOKED POTENTIALS AND STARTLE REACTIONS IN RATS DURING THE ELABORATION OF A CONDITIONED AVOIDANCE REFLEX.


ON THE LOCKING MECHANISM OF THE CONDITIONED MOTOR ESCAPE IN THE RAT.


ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN MAN WITH AVERAGED RESPONSE COMPUTATIONS.


MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS OF NEUROTIC RATS.


THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN THE ORGANIZATION OF THE ORIENTATION REACTION.


ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF SERUM PROTEIN IN CHINESE PREMATURE AND FULL TERM INFANTS DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF LIFE.


RETICULAR CONTROL OF SPLANCHNIC AFFERENTATION.


SOME ELECTRICAL CORRELATES OF DRIVE PROCESSES ELICITED FROM MEDIAN THALAMIC STRUCTURES.


DESYNCHRONIZING AND SYNCHRONIZING ELECTRICAL REACTIONS INDUCED BY STIMULATING DORSAL AND VENTRAL LEVELS OF THE AMYGDALOID COMPLEX.


REMANENCE PHENOMENA IN THE CAT'S CORTICAL SENSORY AREAS.


SLOW SURFACE-NEGATIVE POTENTIALS OF THE CORTEX.


EXCITABILITY AND PROJECTIONS OF SENSORY PATHWAYS TO THE HYPOTHALAMUS.


PRESYNAPTIC INHIBITION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


THE INFLUENCE OF PITUITARY-ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION ON THE AVOIDING CONDITIONED REFLEX ACTIVITY IN RATS.


EFFECTS OF THE MESENCEPHALIC RETICULAR FORMATION ON SOME VEGETATIVE REFLEXES.


EFFECT ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE COMPONENTS OF A CARDIOPATHOGENIC DIET.


NEW TRENDS IN CONDITIONED REFLEX RESEARCH.


CONDITIONED EVOKED POTENTIAL, A MODEL EXPERIMENT OF LEARNING.


CLASSICAL CONDITIONING AND RETICULAR UNITS.


THE ROLE OF BASAL FOREBRAIN STRUCTURES IN THE AVOIDING CONDITIONED REFLEX ACTIVITY IN RATS.


THE ROLE OF THE MESO-DIENCEPHALIC ACTIVATING SYSTEM IN EEG AND BEHAVIOURAL AROUSAL, MOTIVATION AND CONDITIONED REFLEX PROCESSES.


ELEMENTARY TEMPORARY CONNECTION IN THE MESENCEPHALIC CAT.


THE ROLE OF THE FRONTAL LOBE IN CONDITIONED REFLEX ACTIVITY.


THE ROLE OF THE FRONTAL LOBE IN THE FOOD-ACQUIRING BEHAVIOUR OF THE DOG (WITH CINEMATOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION).


THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SUBCORTICAL MOTIVATIONAL MECHANISMS IN THE ORGANIZATION OF CONDITIONAL CONNECTIONS. AN ATTEMPT AT THE PHYSIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE BASIC MECHANISM OF MOTIVATION.


OPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CRYSTALS IN TISSUE: CYSTINE AND CALCIUM OXALATE MONOHYDRATE.


MALACOPLAKIA OF THE URINARY TRACT: A STUDY OF TWENTY-FOUR CASES.


PARATESTICULAR RHABDOMYOSARCOMA.

PARATESTICULAR RHABDOMYOSARCOMA.


THE ARIAS-STELLA REACTION: A NONSPECIFIC INVOLUTIONAL PHENOMENON IN INTRA- AS WELL AS EXTRAUTERINE PREGNANCY.


HEALED GRANULOMAS OF THE LIVER DUE TO TONGUE WORM INFECTION.


BACTERIAL AORTIC ANEURYSM DUE TO LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES: FIRST REPORT OF AN ANEURYSM CAUSED BY LISTERIA.


SARCOIDOSIS OF THE MYOCARDIUM AND AORTA: A CASE REPORT.


MALIGNANT HISTIOCYTOMA OF LEFT RENAL PELVIS.


THE STATUS OF ROUTINE BLOOD TYPING WITH THE AUTOANALYZER.


NORMAL ELECTROPHORETIC VALUES FOR HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS ELUTED FROM CELLULOSE ACETATE MEMBRANES.


AN ACID GEL REACTION OF SERUM IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


THE FIBROMETER SYSTEM FOR ROUTINE COAGULATION TESTS: PROTHROMBIN TIME AND PARTIAL THROMBOPLASTIN TIME, MACRO AND MICRO.


SAMUEL B. PESSIN, M.D. 1900--1964.

SAMUEL B. PESSIN, M.D. 1900--1964.


IN MEMORIAM: FRANK B. QUEEN, M.D. 1904--1964.


SAMUEL WEISS, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.G., SC.D. (HON.).


THE TREATMENT OF MARGINAL ULCER OCCURRING AFTER PARTIAL OR SUBTOTAL GASTRECTOMY.


THE ROLE OF RADIOISOTOPE SCANNING IN THE EVALUATION OF GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASE.


ENDOSCOPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION.


THE ROLE OF ANTIENZYMES IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


EMPHYSEMATOUS CHOLECYSTITIS COMPLICATING CARCINOMA OF THE PANCREAS.


USUAL AND UNUSUAL SURGICAL LESIONS OF THE COLON.


THE IRRITABLE COLON--THE GREAT IMPERSONATOR.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF STENOSING SMALL INTESTINAL ULCER.


PSEUDOPOLYPOSIS AND THE CANCER PROBLEM IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL AND NONSOCIAL STIMULI ON THE BEHAVIOR OF PROFOUNDLY RETARDED CHILDREN. I.


THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL AND NONSOCIAL STIMULI ON THE BEHAVIOR OF PROFOUNDLY RETARDED CHILDREN. II.


VALIDATION OF A MODIFICATION OF THE GUTHRIE TEST FOR PHENYLKETONURIA.


MORPHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES OF CHROMOSOME SUBTYPE IN MONGOLISM.


MONGOLISM--SOME CLINICAL ASPECTS.

MONGOLISM--SOME CLINICAL ASPECTS.


LIVER FUNCTION AND HEPATITIS IN MONGOLISM.


ELEVATED LEVELS OF SEVERAL NITROGENOUS NON-PROTEIN METABOLITES IN MONGOLOID BLOOD.


MARRIAGE OF YOUNG ADULT MALE RETARDATES.


ROTE LEARNING IN RETARDED ADULTS AND NORMAL CHILDREN.


PERFORMANCE OF RETARDATES AND NORMALS ON A MEASURE OF TEMPORAL ORIENTATION.


THE DEVEREUX CHILD BEHAVIOR SCALE: SYMPTOM BEHAVIORS IN LATENCY AGE CHILDREN.


BINARY-CHOICE SEQUENCES OF RETARDATES, NORMAL CHILDREN, AND COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDER RANDOM- AND PATTERN-SET INSTRUCTIONS.


EFFECTS OF VARIATION IN COMPLEXITY OF THE WARNING SIGNAL UPON REACTION TIME.


ACQUISITION OF A CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION LEARNING-SET BY NORMAL AND MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN.


THE EFFECT OF RETROACTIVE INHIBITION UPON THE DIGIT-SPAN PERFORMANCE OF NORMALS AND RETARDATES.


A COMPARISON OF WISC AND PEABODY SCORES OF NEGRO AND WHITE RURAL SCHOOL CHILDREN.


THE USEFULNESS OF THE IQ WITH SEVERELY RETARDED INDIVIDUALS: A REPLY TO MACANDREW AND EDGERTON.


CEPHALOMETRIC AND CLINICAL EVALUATION OF CLASS I DISCREPANCY CASES TREATED BY SERIAL EXTRACTION.


AUXILIARY PERSONNEL--PILLARS OF PRACTICE PROCEDURE.


THE PREVALENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF MALOCCLUSION AMONG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN UPSTATE NEW YORK.


THE ANGLE CLASSIFICATION AS A PARAMETER OF MALOCCLUSION.


GROWTH AND REMODELING OF THE HUMAN MAXILLA.


STEWART PATON (1865-1942): MENTAL HYGIENIST.


MEDICAL EXPENSE LIMITED.

MEDICAL EXPENSE LIMITED.


POTENTIAL USES AND LIMITATIONS OF HOSPITAL DATA IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC RESEARCH.


THE EPIDEMIOLOGIST IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH HOSPITAL.


CHANGES AND GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF MORTALITY FROM CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE.


EVIDENCE ON THE EFFECTS OF GIVING UP CIGARETTE SMOKING.


PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF SMOKING WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CESSATION.


CURRENT PROBLEMS OF ADMINISTRATIVE RESEARCH IN PUBLIC HEALTH.


PROBLEMS RAISED FOR THE FDA BY THE OCCURRENCE OF THALIDOMIDE EMBRYOPATHY IN GERMANY, 1960-1961.


FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH BREECH DELIVERY.


MEDICAL RADIATION: PERSPECTIVES IN RISKS AND REWARDS.


THE PUBLIC HEALTH ROLE IN CONTROLLING RADIATION.


FEDERAL RADIATION COUNCIL GUIDES AND OTHER EXPOSURE STANDARDS.


INDUSTRIAL USES OF IONIZING RADIATION.

INDUSTRIAL USES OF IONIZING RADIATION.


DETERGENTS AND WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT.


EFFECT OF BIOLOGICAL WASTE TREATMENT ON WATER QUALITY.


EFFECT OF MAJOR SURGICAL STRESS ON CHRONIC PSYCHOSIS.


VERTICAL TRACTION: AN ADJUNCT IN THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PONDEROUS SOFT TISSUE MASSES.


CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PARATHYROID CYSTS; CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


TREATMENT OF OPEN NEGATIVE TUBERCULOSIS WITH RESECTION; REVIEW OF 13 CASES.


PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS FOLLOWING RESECTION: REACTIVATION IN PATIENTS WITH EXTENSIVE CAVITATION.


PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION. I. FACTORS AFFECTING DELIVERED OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY.


MIDDLE LOBECTOMY FOR CONTINUING PULMONARY INFECTION.


INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS AT THE PERICALLOSAL ARTERY BIFURCATION.


LATENT OSTEOMYELITIS; REPORT OF 7 CASES.


MANAGEMENT OF FULMINATING HYPERKALEMIA IN POST-TRAUMATIC RENAL INSUFFICIENCY. ICE PACKING AND PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


SPECTRAL SHIFTS IN THE REACTION OF N-ETHYLMALEIMIDE WITH PROTEINS.


ROLE OF AMMONIA IN ISCHEMIC RENAL DAMAGE; EFFECT OF ATABRINE ON AMMONIA PRODUCTION.


THE LOWRY MODIFICATION OF THE FOLIN REAGENT FOR DETERMINATION OF PROTEINASE ACTIVITY.


MODIFICATIONS TO PLANT AND BUILDING IN SOLVING A MERCURY HAZARD.


METALS AND THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.

METALS AND THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


METALS AND THE KIDNEY.

METALS AND THE KIDNEY.


ANALYTICAL METHODS.

ANALYTICAL METHODS.


THE CLINICAL ASPECTS OF POISONING BY INORGANIC LEAD COMPOUNDS.


INDUSTRIAL CONTROL OF PERSONNEL.

INDUSTRIAL CONTROL OF PERSONNEL.


CADMIUM POISONING.

CADMIUM POISONING.


CADMIUM FUME.

CADMIUM FUME.


CADMIUM PROTEINURIA--THE HEALTH OF BATTERY WORKERS EXPOSED TO CADMIUM OXIDE DUST.


HEALTH HAZARDS FROM METALS IN INDUSTRY.

HEALTH HAZARDS FROM METALS IN INDUSTRY.


CHRONIC MERCURY POISONING--CLINICAL ASPECTS.


CHRONIC MERCURY POISONING--TOXICOLOGICAL ASPECTS.


MERCURY AND THE EYE.

MERCURY AND THE EYE.


ORGANIC MERCURY COMPOUNDS.

ORGANIC MERCURY COMPOUNDS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURE AND PARTICLE SIZE OF AIRBORNE PLUTONIUM IN THE RADIOCHEMICAL LABORATORIES, HARWELL.


RENAL PHARMACOLOGY.

RENAL PHARMACOLOGY.


PHARMACOLOGY AND MODE OF ACTION OF THE HYPOGLYCAEMIC SULPHONYLUREAS AND DIGUANIDES.


PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF A PHARMACOLOGICAL CAREER IN INDIA.


ADRENERGIC NEURONE BLOCKING AGENTS.

ADRENERGIC NEURONE BLOCKING AGENTS.


PHARMACOLOGY OF CENTRAL SYNAPSES.

PHARMACOLOGY OF CENTRAL SYNAPSES.


BEHAVIORAL PHARMACOLOGY.

BEHAVIORAL PHARMACOLOGY.


NEUROMUSCULAR PHARMACOLOGY.

NEUROMUSCULAR PHARMACOLOGY.


REVIEW OF THE METABOLISM OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON INSECTICIDES EXPECIALLY IN MAMMALS.


DRUG-INDUCED DISEASES.

DRUG-INDUCED DISEASES.


HISTAMINE.

HISTAMINE.


RADIOPAQUE DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS.

RADIOPAQUE DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS.


COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGY: NEUROTROPIC AND MYOTROPIC COMPOUNDS.


PHARMACOLOGY IN SPACE MEDICINE.

PHARMACOLOGY IN SPACE MEDICINE.


THE FATE OF DRUGS IN THE ORGANISM.

THE FATE OF DRUGS IN THE ORGANISM.


HEPATIC REACTIONS TO THERAPEUTIC AGENTS.


DRUGS AS TERATOGENS IN ANIMALS AND MAN.

DRUGS AS TERATOGENS IN ANIMALS AND MAN.


REVIEW OF REVIEWS.

REVIEW OF REVIEWS.


ANTIBACTERIAL CHEMOTHERAPY.

ANTIBACTERIAL CHEMOTHERAPY.


ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUG ACTION.

ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUG ACTION.


DRUGS AND PROPERTIES OF HEART MUSCLE.

DRUGS AND PROPERTIES OF HEART MUSCLE.


GENETIC FACTORS IN RELATION TO DRUGS.

GENETIC FACTORS IN RELATION TO DRUGS.


PULMONARY PARENCHYMAL AIR SPACE ABNORMALITIES.


CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.


CONTROLLED STUDIES OF THE THERAPY OF NONRESECTABLE CANCER OF THE LUNG. I. METHODOLOGY.


APPLICATION OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION CLASSIFICATION OF LUNG CARCINOMA TO BIOPSY MATERIAL.


HEART VALVE REPLACEMENT. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.


EMERGENCY REOPERATION FOLLOWING OPEN-HEART SURGERY.


VASCULAR HAMARTOMA OF THE RIGHT ATRIUM WITH SUCCESSFUL RESECTION.


SIMULTANEOUS REPAIR OF VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT AND LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM FOLLOWING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


AN INTESTINAL DUPLICATION PRESENTING AS AN INTRATHORACIC MASS.


RIGHT VENTRICULAR MYXOMA. REPORT OF A CASE DIAGNOSED PREOPERATIVELY AND REMOVED SUCCESSFULLY.


HEMODILUTION DISC OXYGENATOR PERFUSION.

HEMODILUTION DISC OXYGENATOR PERFUSION.


RESPONSE OF THE REIMPLANTED LUNG TO HYPOXIA.


THREE CHEMICALLY RELATED METABOLITES OF STREPTOMYCES. I. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW ANTIBIOTIC, ENTEROMYCIN CARBOXAMIDE.


U-22956, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC. I. DISCOVERY AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY.


ANTIBIOTIC INHIBITION OF ALGAL GROWTH.

ANTIBIOTIC INHIBITION OF ALGAL GROWTH.


MICROBIOLOGICAL METHOD FOR ESTIMATION OF STABILITY, CONSTANTS OF BACITRACIN COMPLEXES OF ZINC, CADMIUM, AND MANGANESE.


ANTIPHAGE PROPERTIES OF COMPOUNDS POSSESSING BOTH ANTITUMOR AND INDUCING ACTIVITIES.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SARGANIN COMPLEX, A NEW BROAD-SPECTRUM ANTIBIOTIC ISOLATED FROM MARINE ALGAE.


CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF ANTIMICROBIALS IN PREMATURE INFANTS. I. KANAMYCIN, STREPTOMYCIN, AND NEOMYCIN.


COMPARISON IN LABORATORY ANIMALS OF THE ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY AND ABSORPTION OF LINCOMYCIN HEXADECYLSULFAMATE TO LINCOMYCIN HYDROCHLORIDE.


CLINICAL AND LABORATORY STUDIES OF LINCOMYCIN IN CHILDREN.


RELATIONSHIP OF QUANTITATIVE WOUND BACTERIAL COUNTS TO HEALING OF DECUBITI: EFFECT OF TOPICAL GENTAMICIN.


EXPERIENCES IN THE USE OF GENTAMICIN SULFATE OINTMENT.


USE OF GENTAMICIN SULFATE FOR PREOPERATIVE BOWEL STERILIZATION.


PREVALENCE OF TETRACYCLINE-RESISTANT DIPLOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE.


ADJUVANT EFFECT OF PHOSCOLIC ACID ON TETRACYCLINE IN BACTERIAL INFECTIONS IN MICE.


EFFECT OF CHYMOTRYPSIN ON ABSORPTION OF TETRACYCLINE.


EVALUATION OF THE BLOOD-CLOTTING MECHANISM IN TETRACYCLINE-TREATED PATIENTS.


SERUM CONCENTRATION OF NAFCILLIN IN NEWBORN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


QUANTITATIVE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHIC ASSAY FOR LINCOMYCIN AND RELATED ANTIBIOTICS.


TREATMENT OF PREMATURE INFANTS WITH OXACILLIN.


NEW DRUGS AND THE FDA.

NEW DRUGS AND THE FDA.


SERUM CONCENTRATIONS OF CEPHALOTHIN IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN AND PLACENTAL TRANSMISSION OF THE ANTIBIOTIC.


CEPHALOTHIN SERUM LEVELS IN THE AZOTEMIC PATIENT.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH CEPHALOTHIN IN TREATMENT OF SEVERE INFECTIONS.


FURTHER STUDIES WITH AMPICILLIN.

FURTHER STUDIES WITH AMPICILLIN.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH PARENTERAL AMPICILLIN.


USE OF AMPICILLIN IN THE TREATMENT OF SHIGELLOSIS.


TURNOVER AND  DISTRIBUTION OF NAFCILLIN IN TISSUES AND BODY FLUIDS OF SURGICAL PATIENTS.


EVERNINOMICIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC COMPLEX FROM MICROMONOSPORA CARBONACEA.


NAFCILLIN AND CLOXACILLIN IN THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS.


DICLOXACILLIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC: CLINICAL STUDIES AND LABORATORY COMPARISONS WITH OXACILLIN AND CLOXACILLIN.


MANAGEMENT AND ENDOCARDITIS WITH SYNTHETIC PENICILLINS.


ACTIVITY OF AMPICILLIN ALONE AND IN COMBINATION WITH CHLORAMPHENICOL OR STREPTOMYCIN AGAINST PROTEUS MIRABILIS IN VIVO AND IN VITRO.


CLINICAL STATUS OF CEPHALOTHIN.

CLINICAL STATUS OF CEPHALOTHIN.


CURRENT STATUS OF METHICILLIN, OXACILLIN, AND CLOXACILLIN.


CLINICAL STATUS OF NAFCILLIN.

CLINICAL STATUS OF NAFCILLIN.


ENZYMES DESTROYING PENICILLIN AND CEPHALOSPORIN.


ALLERGIC REACTIONS TO PENICILLINS, NEW AND OLD.


COMPETITIVE INHIBITION OF PENICILLINASE BY PENICILLINASE-RESISTANT PENICILLINS.


ACTIVITY OF SOME SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLINS ON MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS.


LOCALIZATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL PENICILLINASE.


HUMAN IN VIVO KINETICS OF PENICILLINASE ACTIVITY AGAINST PENICILLIN G, METHICILLIN, AND NAFCILLIN.


DEGRADATION OF SODIUM CEPHALOTHIN BY CEPHALOSPORINASE PRODUCED BY PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA AND HERELLEA SP.


INHIBITORS OF PENICILLIN BINDING TO SERUM PROTEINS.


FERMENTATION AND ISOLATION OF EVERNINOMICIN.


MUTATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TO INCREASED RESISTANCE TO AMPICILLIN.


BACTERICIDAL EFFECT OF THE COMBINATION OF CEPHALOTHIN AND STREPTOMYCIN AGAINST VIRIDANS GROUP STREPTOCOCCI.


POTENCY-HYGROSCOPICITY RELATIONSHIPS OF FOUR SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLINS.


ASSAYING OF ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF TENUAZONIC ACID IN CELL CULTURE.


IMMUNOELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES OF SENSITIVE AND NYSTATIN-RESISTANT STRAINS OF CANDIDA ALBICANS AND CANDIDA STELLATOIDEA.


DIALYSIS PROPERTIES OF NEWER ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS.


TUBE DILUTION SUSCEPTIBILITY RESPONSE OF CLINICALLY ISOLATED STAPHYLOCOCCI FROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES TO THREE PENICILLINS AND TRIACETYLOLEANDOMYCIN.


EVALUATION OF SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING PROCEDURES WITH SINGLE AND MULTIPLE ANTIBIOTIC DISCS.


PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF EVERNINOMICIN D.


SIGNIFICANCE OF THE OCCURRENCE OF NONREACTING DISCS IN ANTIBIOTIC-SENSITIVITY TESTS.


COMPARISON OF METHODS OF INOCULATING ANTIBIOTIC DISC SENSITIVITY TEST PLATES FOR RAPIDLY GROWING PATHOGENS.


IN VITRO ANTISTAPHYLOCOCCAL EFFECTS OF ERYTHROMYCIN COMBINED WITH SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLINS.


PREVENTION OF ANTIBIOTIC AND SULFONAMIDE RESISTANCE BY ATABRINE.


ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITIES AND CROSS-RESISTANCE PATTERNS OF EL TOR VIBRIOS AND OTHER ENTERIC PATHOGENS INDIGENOUS TO THAILAND.


SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SALMONELLA HEIDELBERG ISOLATED DURING THE UTAH EPIDEMIC IN 1964.


COMPARATIVE ANTIBIOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE FROM 1955 TO 1964.


NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE AND NEISSERIA MENINGITIDIS SENSITIVITY TO SPECTINOMYCIN, LINCOMYCIN, AND PENICILLIN G.


IN VITRO SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SULFONAMIDE-RESISTANT MENINGOCOCCI TO NALIDIXIC AND HYDROXYNALIDIXIC ACIDS.


NATURALLY OCCURRING SULFADIAZINE-RESISTANT MENINGOCOCCI.


IN VITRO SENSITIVITY DETERMINATIONS ON HERELLEA AND FLAVOBACTERIUM SPECIES.


FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS, BACTERIOPHAGE TYPE UC-18, IN HOSPITAL INFECTIONS.


SENSITIVITY OF 213 STRAINS OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ISOLATED IN MEXICO CITY TO RIFAMYCIN SV AND EIGHT OTHER ANTIBIOTICS.


PRACTICAL TEST METHODS FOR HOSPITAL EVALUATION OF DISINFECTANTS AND DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES.


RAPID METHOD FOR DETERMINING IN VITRO BLOCKING OF ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION.


MICROMONOSPORA CARBONACEA SP. N., AN EVERNINOMICIN-PRODUCING ORGANISM.


ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF 2-FLUOROADENOSINE AND 2-FLUOROADENINE.


SITE OF ACTION OF VANCOMYCIN ON STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS.


INHIBITION BY VERNAMYCIN A OF AMINO ACID INCORPORATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI CELL-FREE SYSTEMS.


EFFECT OF INTRACELLULAR REDOX ENVIRONMENT ON BACTERICIDAL ACTION OF MITOMYCIN C AND STREPTONIGRIN.


PROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANTINEOPLASTIC ANTIBIOTICS.


INCIDENCE OF ANTINEOPLASTIC ACTIVITY AMONG ANTIBIOTICS FOUND TO BE INDUCERS OF LYSOGENIC BACTERIA.


NUCLEOSIDES. XXV. CHEMISTRY OF GOUGEROTIN.


NUCLEOSIDE ANTIBIOTICS RELATED TO ADENOSINE.


ALMARCETIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC COMPLEX.

ALMARCETIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC COMPLEX.


CLINICAL EFFECTS OF THE CONTINUOUS AND PROLONGED INFUSION OF ANTIBIOTICS IN CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY.


NEW SKIN GERMICIDE.

NEW SKIN GERMICIDE.


CHEMICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF 2-SULFANILAMIDO-3-METHOXYPYRAZINE.


CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF 2-SULFANILAMIDO-3-METHOXYPYRAZINE.


THERAPY OF ASYMPTOMATIC URINARY-TRACT INFECTION IN A GERIATRIC MALE POPULATION.


SOME NEW DERIVATIVES OF 4,4'-DIAMINODIPHENYL-SULFONE AS POTENTIAL ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS.


UPTAKE OF PENTAMETHYLENE-1-5-C14-BIS(METHANETHIOSULFONATE) IN COMPARISON WITH THE CORRESPONDING LABELED BIS(METHANESULFONATE).


IN VITRO SENSITIVITY TO NITROFURANTOIN COMPARED WITH CLINICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL RESPONSE.


NITROFURAN WITH BROAD-SPECTRUM SYSTEMIC ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY.


ANTIFUNGAL PROPERTIES OF TOLNAFTATE IN VITRO AND IN VIVO.


GRISEOLUTEIN B CONVERSION TO GRISEOLUTEIN A.


SUBTOTAL BODY INUNCTION TEST FOR SYSTEMIC TOXICITY OF TOPICAL MEDICATION.


DETERMINATION OF NONSENSITIZING PROPERTIES OF TOLNAFTATE SOLUTION 1 PERCENT.


EFFECT OF TOLNAFTATE ON SUPERFICIAL MYCOTIC INFECTIONS.


EFFECT OF TOLNAFTATE IN SUPERFICIAL FUNGUS INFECTIONS.


CLINICAL INVESTIGATION OF TOLNAFTATE IN THE UNITED STATES.


SULFONAMIDES IN PREGNANCY: A PLEA FOR CONTROLLED OBSERVATION.


LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP ON THE NITROFURANTOIN TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS.


USEFULNESS OF NALIDIXIC ACID IN TREATMENT OF URINARY INFECTION.


SEROLOGICAL IDENTIFICATION OF DIPHENHYDRAMINE AS CAUSE OF ANAPHYLACTOID RESPONSE IN MAN.


PNEUMOCOCCAL INFECTIONS IN NORMAL AND SPLENECTOMIZED MONKEYS.


ANTICRYPTOCOCCAL SERUM FACTORS IN MALIGNANT RETICULOENDOTHELIOSES IN MAN.


IMMUNOFLUORESCENT DETECTION OF SERUM ANTIBODIES TO THE GONOCOCCUS AMONG MENINGOCOCCAL CARRIERS.


ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS AND THERAPY OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER INITIATED IN MONKEYS VIA THE RESPIRATORY ROUTE.


CULTURAL AND SEROLOGICAL STUDIES IN EXPERIMENTAL CANINE HISTOPLASMOSIS.


MONICAMYCIN, A NEW POLYENE ANTIFUNGAL ANTIBIOTIC.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF A NEW CAPILLARY-TUBE TECHNIQUE FOR RAPID DETECTION OF COAGULASE ACTIVITY.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF ANTIBODIES AGAINST JENSEN'S ANTIGEN A IN HUMAN SERA.


IMMUNITY TO CLUMPING FACTOR-NEGATIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI.


ANTIBIOTIC-INDUCED MODIFICATION OF RESISTANCE TO NASAL COLONIZATION BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS.


AMPICILLIN THERAPY OF ACUTE EXACERBATIONS OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE.


RUBIFLAVIN, A TOXIC ANTITUMOR ANTIBIOTIC.


NATURAL HISTORY OF PLACEBO-TREATED PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC BRONCHIAL DISEASE OBSERVED FOR 7 YEARS.


TREATMENT OF ISONIAZID-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS.


CONTROL OF BACTERIAL INFECTION IN SEVERE BURNS WITH A TOPICAL SULFONAMIDE BURN CREAM.


DELINEATION OF CHRONIC CARRIERS OF SALMONELLA DERBY WITHIN AN INSTITUTION FOR INCURABLES.


TWELVE-YEAR STUDY OF URINARY BACTERIAL CULTURES IN A TOTAL IN-PATIENT HOSPITAL POPULATION.


EFFECT OF ERYTHROMYCIN ON IN VIVO "PROTOPLAST" INFECTION.


EXPERIMENTAL DRUG STUDIES ON MYCOBACTERIUM FORTUITUM.


ACTIVITY OF THIABENDAZOLE AGAINST TRICHOPHYTON MENTAGROPHYTES INFECTION OF GUINEA PIGS.


THERAPY OF EXPERIMENTAL LEPTOSPIROSIS.

THERAPY OF EXPERIMENTAL LEPTOSPIROSIS.


PSEUDOMONAS CORNEAL ULCERS IN ANIMALS AND MAN.


SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF RHESUS MONKEYS FOR SEPTICEMIA ANTHRAX.


U-13,714, A NEW ANTIVIRAL AGENT. I. DISCOVERY AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES.


EVALUATION OF CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS AS TREATMENT FOR LOCALIZED STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS IN MICE.


EMETINE AND SOME RELATED COMPOUNDS IN EXPERIMENTAL CHAGAS' DISEASE.


EFFECTS OF CAPREOMYCIN, ETHAMBUTOL, VADRINE, NEOVADRINE, TAPAZOLE, GRISEOFULVIN, AND FIVE LONG-ACTING SULFONAMIDES IN MURINE  LEPROSY.


BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF THE LINCOMYCIN-RELATED ANTIBIOTICS.


ALDGAMYCIN E, A NEW NEUTRAL MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTIC.


RUBRADIRIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC. I. FERMENTATION AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES.


RUBRADIRIN, A NEW ANTIBIOTIC. II. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION.


CHYLOTHORAX IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.

CHYLOTHORAX IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD.


LATE RESULTS OF THE OPERATION FOR COARCTATION IN THE GROWING CHILD.


OESOPHAGEAL STENOSIS DUE TO REFLUX OESPHAGITIS.


ACTINOMYCIN D IN WILM'S TUMOUR: TREATMENT OF LUNG METASTASES.


FUNCTIONAL STENOSIS AS A CAUSE OF PELVI-URETERIC OBSTRUCTION AND HYDRONEPHROSIS.


LIPOMA OF THE CAUDA EQUINA.

LIPOMA OF THE CAUDA EQUINA.


RENAL VEIN THROMBOSIS IN INFANTS.

RENAL VEIN THROMBOSIS IN INFANTS.


CERVICO-AURICULAR FISTULAE; A REVIEW OF PUBLISHED CASES WITH A REPORT.


INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY OCCLUSION IN A CHILD.


HISTOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF RACHITIC CARTILAGE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES.


THE CONCENTRATION OF HAPTOGLOBIN IN SYNOVIAL FLUID OF PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


THE USE OF ULTRASOUND IN SYNOVIAL FLUID ANALYSIS.


STAPHYLOCOCCUS SUPPURATIVE ARTHRITIS OCCURRING IN NEUROPATHIC KNEE JOINTS; A REPORT OF FOUR CASES WITH A DISCUSSION OF THE MECHANISMS INVOLVED.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS ; A PATIENT BENEFITED BY PERICARDECTOMY.


WATER SYMINGTON MACLAY: AN APPRECIATION.


PERSONALITY CHANGES IN RELATION TO PSYCHIATRIC STATUS FOLLOWING ORBITAL CORTEX UNDERCUTTING.


INTELLIGENCE OF PATIENTS IN SUBNORMALITY HOSPITALS:  A SURVEY OF ADMISSIONS IN 1961.


THE MAUDSLEY PERSONALITY INVENTORY (SHORT FORM). DISTRIBUTION OF SCORES AND TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY IN AN URBAN POPULATION.


EFFECT OF A DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS ON M.P.I. SCORES.


VALIDATION OF AN INVENTORY FOR MEASURING DEPRESSION.


ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CATATONIC-DELIRIOUS STATES AND SCHIZOPHRENIA, IN THE LIGHT OF A FOLLOW-UP STUDY (STAUDER'S LETHAL CATATONIA).


REHABILITATED LONG-STAY SCHIZOPHRENICS IN THE  COMMUNITY.


BEHAVIOUR THERAPY FOR TRANSVESTISM. A COMPARISON OF PHARMACOLOGICAL AND ELECTRICAL AVERSION TECHNIQUES.


THE APPLICATION OF LEARNING THEORY TO THE TREATMENT OF TRAFFIC PHOBIA.


THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHOGENIC DYSPAREUNIA BY RECIPROCAL INHIBITION.


RESPIRATORY FAILURE.

RESPIRATORY FAILURE.


PHYSICAL DISABILITY AND CRIME.

PHYSICAL DISABILITY AND CRIME.


TEMPERATURE LEVEL.

TEMPERATURE LEVEL.


SURGERY OF CAROTID ARTERY STENOSIS.

SURGERY OF CAROTID ARTERY STENOSIS.


EFFECTS OF TOLBUTAMIDE UPON GASTRIC SECRETION AND EMPTYING.


CULTIVATION OF A NOVEL TYPE OF COMMON-COLD VIRUS IN ORGAN CULTURES.


MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND POLIOMYELITIS IN AUSTRALASIA.


THROMBOSIS OF THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN IN CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE.


IDIOPATHIC MEDIONECROSIS CAUSING AORTIC INCOMPETENCE.


FREQUENCY OF HAEMOGLOBIN S AND GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY IN SOUTHERN TANZANIA.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. NEPHRITIS AND NEPHROSIS.


HISTAMINE AND SIR HENRY DALE.

HISTAMINE AND SIR HENRY DALE.


ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


PUBLICITY FOR HAZARDS OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS.


BULLOUS LESIONS IN ACUTE BARBITURATE INTOXICATION.


INDOMETHACIN SUPPOSITORIES.

INDOMETHACIN SUPPOSITORIES.


CORN OIL FOR ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE.

CORN OIL FOR ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE.


ARTIFICIAL HEARTS.

ARTIFICIAL HEARTS.


CARCINOGENESIS OF ISONIAZID IN MICE.

CARCINOGENESIS OF ISONIAZID IN MICE.


EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE.


CHLORAMPHENICOL BLINDNESS.

CHLORAMPHENICOL BLINDNESS.


CONGENITAL DEAFNESS AND SPORADIC GOITRE.


RADIO-FREQUENCY HAZARDS WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKERS.


CLASSIFICATION OF CHEST INJURIES AS AN AID TO TREATMENT.


6-PHOSPHOGLUCONATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN VAGINAL FLUID: LIMITATIONS AS A SCREENING TEST FOR GENITAL CANCER.


CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER: ITS USES AND LIMITATIONS.


CORN OIL IN TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE.


CARCINOID SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH OAT-CELL CARCINOMA OF BRONCHUS.


SERRATIA MARCESCENS INFECTION COMPLICATING PERITONEAL DIALYSIS.


DETERMINATION OF THE EMPTYING-TIME OF THE STOMACH BY USE OF ENTERIC-COATED BARIUM GRANULES.


DUODENAL ISCHAEMIA COMPLICATING ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE: TRAUMA IN CHILDHOOD.


IMPRESSIONS OF HEALTH CENTRES. 3. CITY DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES--EDINBURGH AND LONDON.


CHEMOTHERAPY OF TUBERCULOSIS.

CHEMOTHERAPY OF TUBERCULOSIS.


EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF CERVICAL CANCER.

EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF CERVICAL CANCER.


CALCIUM METABOLISM IN SARCOIDOSIS.

CALCIUM METABOLISM IN SARCOIDOSIS.


TRANSFERABLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE.

TRANSFERABLE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE.


FATAL REACTION TO PHENELZINE.

FATAL REACTION TO PHENELZINE.


SEPTICAEMIA DUE TO FLAVOBACTERIUM AND MIMA POLYMORPHA.


RABIES.

RABIES.


KEEPING THE HEART GOING.

KEEPING THE HEART GOING.


EPIDEMIOLOGY OF STOMACH CANCER.

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF STOMACH CANCER.


DUST AGGREGATION IN COAL MINER'S LUNG.

DUST AGGREGATION IN COAL MINER'S LUNG.


BACTERIOLOGICAL STANDARDS JUBILEE.

BACTERIOLOGICAL STANDARDS JUBILEE.


CRITICAL PERIODS OF DEVELOPMENT.

CRITICAL PERIODS OF DEVELOPMENT.


TO-MORROW'S DOCTORS.

TO-MORROW'S DOCTORS.


CARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH: A 10-YEAR SURVEY OF RESULTS AND OF FACTORS AFFECTING PROGNOSIS.


A NEW HAEMOGLOBIN IN A THAI FAMILY. A CASE OF HAEMOGLOBIN SIRIRAJ-BETA THALASSAEMIA.


THREE CASES OF INTRAVASCULAR THROMBOSIS OCCURRING IN PATIENTS RECEIVING ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.


AFTERCARE OF ARTIFICIALLY PACED PATIENTS.


HODGKIN'S DISEASE, AUTOIMMUNITY, AND THE THYMUS.


INTESTINAL EXPLOSION AFTER OPENING A CAECOSTOMY WITH DIATHERMY.


A CASE OF RABIES.

A CASE OF RABIES.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE: INFECTION IN SCHOOLS.


IMPRESSIONS OF HEALTH CENTRES. 4. RURAL AND OVERSPILL--FARINGDON AND TAMWORTH.


BEHAVIOUR THERAPY.

BEHAVIOUR THERAPY.


HAEMODIALYSIS IN YOUNG CHILDREN.

HAEMODIALYSIS IN YOUNG CHILDREN.


PATHOLOGY OF CROHN'S DISEASE.

PATHOLOGY OF CROHN'S DISEASE.


ABUSE OF DIGITALIS.

ABUSE OF DIGITALIS.


INDICATIONS FOR CHLORAMPHENICOL.

INDICATIONS FOR CHLORAMPHENICOL.


ULTRASONIC DOSAGE.

ULTRASONIC DOSAGE.


CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES IN LYMPHOMA.

CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES IN LYMPHOMA.


WHAT LIES AHEAD FOR MEDICINE?

WHAT LIES AHEAD FOR MEDICINE?


ASEPTIC MENINGITIS ASSOCIATED WITH ECHO VIRUS TYPE 9 INFECTION. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VARIABILITY BY SEX AND INCIDENCE OF PARALYTIC SEQUELAE. The clinical and clinical laboratory findings in a group of 104 patients with aseptic meningitis associated with ECHO-9 infection were widely variable.A male to female case ratio of 3.7:1 was noted, and the mean age of the female group was significantly greater than that of the male group. The median of cerebrospinal fluid leukocyte counts was significantly higher in the male than in the female patients. Clinical manifestations of the disease were similar to those noted in other reports. Residual paralysis was rare and mild. Further study of the ecology of aseptic meningitis seems indicated for elucidation of the factors governing variability of the disease by sex.


INDUSTRIAL PLEUROPULMONARY DISORDERS: RADIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS. Industrial pleuropulmonary disorders may result from exposure of the human respiratory tract to diverse types of dusts and fumes, visible and invisible, benign and toxic, organic and inorganic. Meticulous radiological examination, combined with history and physical examination, appropriate laboratory tests, and the exclusion of other disorders which could produce similar changes, is essential for correct diagnosis. Criteria for the radiological diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis, of generalized emphysema, and of cor pulmonale are outlined. The commoner types of pneumoconiosis are discussed in some detail, and the possible relationship of various inhaled noxa to primary bronchial carcinoma is considered.


THE PRIVATE PSYCHIATRIST IN A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM. The apparent line of separation between public and private medical communities is less a mutually exclusive one than it is sometimes assumed to be. A community consultation service in a major metropolitan community has served as a means for the involvement of the private medical community in a county mental health department program. This service at present utilizes 92 private psychiatrists to provide consultation to 71 agencies, public and private, throughout the county. Despite administrative problems, it is felt that the involvement of the private practitioners has broadened the county mental health department's services and at the same time has increased the professional sophistication of the practitioners. It has served as a demonstration of the feasibility of a working partnership of private and public resources for the betterment of the community's mental health.


GASTROSTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF DYSPHAGIA. The patient who has had prolonged, severe dysphasia deserves special attention. One method of treatment is the use of a permanent gastrostomy. The authors, modifying the principles of the Beck-Jianu gastrostomy, were able to improve the primary complication of gastrostomy, namely excoriation of the skin secondary to leaking of gastric contents onto the abdominal wall. After operation various tests were utilized to attempt to force gastric contents through the gastrostomy tube onto the abdominal wall. Regurgitation of gastric contents through the modified Beck-Jianu gastrostomy did not occur.


PRESENT STATUS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION IN POLAND. In the past few years medical education in Poland has undergone considerable change, particularly at the graduate and postgraduate levels, and has shown increasing Western influences. On the negative side, a physician who was trained in pre-war Poland and is now in the United States, noted mass production of physicians with modest clinical facilities and the preponderance of didactic lecturing over semi-individual instruction-conditions rather characteristic of most European medical schools. On the positive side were well-informed, up-to-date faculties and the thoughtful planning and organization of graduate and postgraduate medical education. The overall impression was a favorable one, but the system of schooling and of evaluation of students' work made it possible for indifferent students to progress to licensure.


CAROTID "THROMBOSIS" AND "FIXED NEUROLOGICAL DEFICIT". TWO CASES SURGICALLY TREATED. Chronic "fixed" neurological deficits do not appear to be entirely beyond amelioration by surgical operation even in the presence of considerable intracranial disease. Improvement in the particularly important spheres of verbal communication and mental dexterity may be anticipated in some patients. The presence of multiple vessel involvement is additional stimulus to operative intervention. Failure to carry out arteriographic examination in cases of "chronic" stroke, or relying too much on the results of such an examination as an indication of local inoperability may lead to errors in treatment. Likewise, exploration of the "occluded" carotid artery in patients with multiple vessel disease may show patent distal vessels in a worthwhile number of cases.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS.

CYSTIC FIBROSIS. Cystic fibrosis, a disease thought to be transmitted as a recessive genetic trait, is found as a disease in about one in 1,000 to one in 10,000 births. It involves all of the exocrine glands with presenting symptoms dependent upon the extent of involvement of any group of glands. Many aspects of the disease can be corrected by substitution therapy. This applies particularly to the use of animal pancreas for the steatorrhea and salt for prevention of heat prostration. Unfortunately, the obstructive pulmonary disease with secondary bronchial infections can only be treated symptomatically by the use of mucus thinning agents, postural drainage, and antibiotics. Nevertheless, longevity can be increased and a great deal of hope offered to the families of these unfortunate children by careful supervision of their medical care.


INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION. WHAT IT IS AND ISN'T.


QUINIDINE-INDUCED THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA.


SYPHILIS ERADICATION: THE TASK AHEAD.

SYPHILIS ERADICATION: THE TASK AHEAD.


ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM WITH RUPTURE INTO THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


LONG TERM LOCAL HYPOTHERMIA OF GANGRENOUS EXTREMITY.


THE ERADICATION OF SYPHILIS.

THE ERADICATION OF SYPHILIS.


OTTO GLASSER, PH. D.

OTTO GLASSER, PH. D.


ALTERATION OF COLLAGEN IN GENERALIZED SCLERODERMA (PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS) AFTER TREATMENT WITH DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


GAS GANGRENE TREATED WITH HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION: REPORT OF A CASE.


AMEBIASIS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS.

AMEBIASIS AND ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


TOTAL MECHANICAL REPLACEMENT OF THE HEART IN CALVES.


PHYSICAL MEDICINE.

PHYSICAL MEDICINE.


PHARMACOLOGIC TREATMENT OF HUMAN MYOPATHIES.


AN APPROACH TO THE CERVICAL SPINE (C-3 TO C-7).


FRACTURE OF AN OSTEOCHONDROMA SIMULATING FRACTURE OF THE FEMUR.


THE ORTHOPAEDIC TREATMENT OF THE MYOPATHIES.


SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR ARTHRITIC DEFORMITIES OF THE HANDS.


MULTIPLE-PIN PERIPHERAL FIXATION IN FRACTURES OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR: IMMEDIATE WEIGHT-BEARING.


EFFECTS OF INTERTROCHANTERIC OSTEOTOMY ON THE HIP JOINT.


OVERGROWTH IN HEMOPHILIA.

OVERGROWTH IN HEMOPHILIA.


ROLE OF THE NOTOCHORD IN HUMAN INTERVETEBRAL DISK. I. FETUS AND INFANT.


CONGENITAL KYPHOSCOLIOSIS WITH PARAPLEGIA: A CASE REPORT.


EPISODIC MUSCLE WEAKNESS.

EPISODIC MUSCLE WEAKNESS.


MYOPATHIES ASSOCIATED WITH OTHER DISEASES.


A STUDY OF THE TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF ADENOSINE DEAMINASE IN SIX MAMMAL SPECIES.


INCORPORATION OF PHOSPHATE INTO THE SOFT TISSUES AND CALCAREOUS CORPUSCLES OF LARVAL TAENIA TAENIAEFORMIS.


EXPERIMENTAL INTRACELLULAR CALCIFICATION OF MUSCLE.


THE CAROTENOID PIGMENTS IN THE THREE-SPINED STICKLEBACK, GASTEROSTEUS ACULEATUS.


A CLINICAL APPROACH TO THE MYOPATHIES.

A CLINICAL APPROACH TO THE MYOPATHIES.


CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE MYOPATHIES.


STUDIES ON THE CHITINASE SYSTEM IN BEAN AND OTHER SEEDS.


THE ORIGIN OF TREHALOSE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE DURING THE FORMATION OF ENCYSTED DORMANT EMBRYOS OF ARTEMIA SALINA.


MUSCLE BIOPSY.

MUSCLE BIOPSY.


COMPARATIVE EFFECT IN HUMAN SUBJECTS OF CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE, DIAZEPAM, AND PLACEBO ON MENTAL AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE.


CATABOLIC PATHWAYS OF CARBOHYDRATE IN THE INTERMOLT CRAYFISH, PACIFASTACUS LENIUSCULUS.


OBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF ANTITUSSIVE AGENTS.


RESPIRATION AND OSMOTIC BEHAVIOUR OF THE COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA IN DILUTED SEA WATER.


THE RESPIRATORY AND SUBJECTIVE EFFECTS OF PENTAZOCINE.


CLINICAL STUDIES OF DICHLOROMETHOTREXATE (NSC 29630).


PROPRIOCEPTION BY CHORDOTONAL ORGANS IN THE MERO-CARPOPODITE AND CARPO-PROPODITE JOINTS OF CARCINUS MAENAS LEGS.


D-LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD): A REVIEW OF ITS PRESENT STATUS.


AN ELECTROGENIC SODIUM PUMP IN SNAIL NERVE CELLS.


SEARCH FOR A PHOSPHAGEN IN TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.


EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON CEREBRAL ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS IN THE HIBERNATOR AND INFANT OR ADULT HOMEOTHERM.


COMPARISON OF HYOSCINE-N-BUTYL BROMIDE AND ATROPINE SULFATE IN MAN.


AN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF MEPROBAMATE ON HUMAN SLEEP.


CHARACTERISTICS OF FIBRES IN THE EXTENSOR MUSCLE OF A CRAB.


DRUGS USED IN THE TREATMENT OF GLAUCOMA. II.


VARIATIONS IN THE BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVEL OF CRUSTACEA.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN DERMAL CONNECTIVE TISSUES OF SOME MAMMALS.


BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE SNAIL STROPHOCHEILUS OBLONGUS MUSCULUS (BECQUAERT).


OCCURENCE OF BRADYKININ IN THE SKIN OF RANA TEMPORARIA.


ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ACTIVITY IN INTESTINAL MUSCLES OF SEVERAL INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS.


THE FATE OF SEROTONIN IN THE CELL OF THE MUSSEL MYTILUS EDULIS.


CHANGES IN ERYTHROCYTE LEVELS AND THE MEAN CORPUSCULAR HAEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION IN HENS DURING THE LAYING CYCLE.


BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PRIMATE VISION.


VISION IN INTERMITTENT LIGHT. LAWS AND MECHANISMS OF THE CRITICAL FREQUENCY FOR FUSION.


CELLULAR PATTERN, NERVE STRUCTURES, AND FLUID SPACES OF THE ORGAN OF CORTI.


PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF VESTIBULAR FUNCTION.


FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THE VESTIBULAR AND LATERAL LINE ORGANS.


MENTAL DISORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY.


PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOUS PATIENTS IN A STATE HOSPITAL SETTING.


DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS. AN EXPLORATION USING COMPARISONS OF SEVERAL AGENTS.


WHY DO PSYCHIATRISTS FAIL WITH ALCOHOLICS?


VALUE OF IMIPRAMINE FOR BEDWETTING CHILDREN.


MALPRACTICE IN PSYCHIATRY.

MALPRACTICE IN PSYCHIATRY.


RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA: VITAMIN A SERUM LEVELS IN RELATION TO CLINICAL FINDINGS.


THE SELECTION OF SAMPLING RATE FOR DIGITAL SCANNING.


OVULATION DETECTION BY INTERNAL CRANIAL TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS.


A VERSATILE CURRENT-REGULATED BIDIRECTIONAL STIMULATOR.


A SILICON DIODE CIRCUIT FOR DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE WBGT THERMAL STRESS INDEX.


BODY MOISTURE AND THE OPERATING LIFE OF IMPLANTABLE HEART RATE TRANSMITTERS.


A METHOD OF INSERTING WIRE ELECTRODES FOR ELECTROMYOGRAPHY.


PNEUMOCARDIOGRAPHY.

PNEUMOCARDIOGRAPHY.


ANALYSIS OF BRAIN-WAVE GENERATORS AS MULTIPLE STATISTICAL TIME SERIES.


RELATIONSHIP OF VITAMIN C STATE AND ORAL HEALTH OF A PEDODONTIC GROUP IN A PREPAYMENT PROGRAM.


MENTAL HEALTH IN INDUSTRY -- NURSES ARE THERE.


SPONTANEOUS TENDON RUPTURE.

SPONTANEOUS TENDON RUPTURE.


THE PERIODIC HEALTH EVALUATION: ITS ESSENTIAL NATURE.


PATHOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF REPEATED DOSES OF HYDRAZINE AND 1,1-DIMETHYL HYDRAZINE IN MONKEYS AND RATS.


USE OF NOISE TO ELIMINATE ONE EAR FROM MASKING EXPERIMENTS.


SHIFTS IN AIR-CONDUCTION THRESHOLDS PRODUCED BY PULSED AND CONTINUOUS CONTRALATERAL MASKING.


CONCEPTION AFTER PERTUBAL INSUFFLATION.

CONCEPTION AFTER PERTUBAL INSUFFLATION.


DISTORTION PROCESSES IN THE COCHLEAR-MICROPHONIC RESPONSE UNDER NORMAL AND ABNORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS AS LIMITED BY AMBIENT NOISE.


INSTITUTE ON PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WITHOUT FAMILIES: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.


ENDOMETRIAL AND TUBAL SEQUELAE OF LATENT NONSPECIFIC INFECTIONS.


CONCEPTUAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE EARLY ENVIRONMENT.


EGO DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY DEPRIVATION.


ANTIGENICITY OF HUMAN SEMEN, SPERM, AND TESTIS.


RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT IN 22 CASES OF CERVICAL INCOMPETENCE.


COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMING.

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMING.


FOSTER CARE SERVICES IN A CHILD PLACEMENT AGENCY.


DEPRIVATION AND FOSTER CARE.

DEPRIVATION AND FOSTER CARE.


NUTRITION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT.

NUTRITION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT.


FOOD SERVICE PROCEDURES ON COMMUNICABLE DISEASE WARDS.


NUTRITION IN A LONGITUDINAL GROWTH STUDY.


SYNTHETIC PROGESTINS: A REVIEW.

SYNTHETIC PROGESTINS: A REVIEW.


CURRENT RESEARCH ON MEAT.

CURRENT RESEARCH ON MEAT.


GLUCOSYL OLIGOSACCHARIDES OF THE RABBIT GENITAL TRACT: EFFECTS OF OVARIAN HORMONE ADMINISTRATION.


SOUND CONSTRUCTION PLANNING.

SOUND CONSTRUCTION PLANNING.


ACTIVITIES OF THERAPEUTIC DIETITIANS--A SURVEY REPORT.


DO NON-CALORIC SWEETENERS AID PATIENTS WITH DIABETES TO ADHERE TO THEIR DIETS?


ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS OF INDIA TWENTIETH ANNUAL CONFERENCE HELD AT BANGALORE FROM 22ND-26TH JANUARY, 1965. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.


NETAJI BOSE MEMORIAL ORATION. TRUCE WITH TUBERCULOSIS.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS--A CLINICAL STUDY.

RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS--A CLINICAL STUDY.


RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CARDIOVASCULAR MANIFESTATIONS.


CARDIOVASCULAR MANIFESTATIONS IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


INDOMETHACIN IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


SALICYLATE THERAPY.

SALICYLATE THERAPY.


LEPROSY PRESENTING AS RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


A GLIMPSE AT THE SPECTRUM OF RHEUMATOLOGY.


ACUTE INTERMITTENT PORPHYRIA. A REPORT OF SEVEN CASES.


TRIFOCAL TACHYCARDIA. A CASE REPORT.

TRIFOCAL TACHYCARDIA. A CASE REPORT.


SEPARATION OF RABBIT RED CELLS BY DENSITY METHODS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF SEPARATED LAYERS.


PHOSPHATE INCORPORATION AND NA, K-ATPASE ACTIVITY IN HUMAN RED BLOOD CELL GHOSTS.


STRONTIUM-CALCIUM TRANSPORT ACROSS THE GILL OF RAINBOW TROUT, (SALMO GAIRDNERII).


OSMOREGULATION IN THE AMPHIBIAN EGG. THE INFLUENCE OF CALCIUM.


EFFECT OF ETHANOL ON ELECTROLYTE TRANSPORT AND ELECTROGENESIS IN ANIMAL TISSUES.


OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE. I. THE ISOMETRIC TWITCH.


MASS LAW EFFECTS OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE ON NA, K, MG AND CA BINDING BY RAT LIVER MICROSOMES.


SH-SS RELATIONSHIPS IN EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS EXPOSED TO EDATHAMIL.


ACTIVE TRANSPORT BY THE CECROPIA MIDGUT. I. INHIBITORS, STIMULANTS, AND POTASSIUM-TRANSPORT.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON COLONY-FORMING UNITS IN ISOGENIC RADIATION CHIMERAS.


NITROGEN METABOLISM DURING SYNCHRONOUS GROWTH OF CHLORELLA PYRENOIDOSA. I. PROTEIN AMINO ACID DISTRIBUTION.


SV40-INDUCED TRANFORMATION OF HUMAN DIPLOID CELLS: CRISIS AND RECOVERY.


KARYOLOGY OF PERMANENT HUMAN CELL LINE, W-18VA2, ORIGINATED BY SV40 TRANSFORMATION.


TASTE PAPILLAE OF THE BLOWFLY.

TASTE PAPILLAE OF THE BLOWFLY.


CEPHALOSPORANIC ACIDS. I. INFRARED ABSORPTION AND PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF CEPHALOSPORIN AND PENICILLIN ANALOGUES.


THERMAL REARRANGEMENT OF NICOTINE L'-OXIDE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


ISATOGENS. II. 2-2'-PYRIDYLISATOGEN.

ISATOGENS. II. 2-2'-PYRIDYLISATOGEN.


PURINES, PYRIMIDINES, AND IMIDAZOLES. XXI. SOME URACILS AND ISOCYTOSINES.


AMINO-OXY-DERIVATIVES. V. SOME O-ETHERS OF 2-SUBSTITUTED 4,6-DIAMINO-1,2-DIHYDRO-1-HYDROXY-1,3,5-TRIAZINES.


WATER REGULATION IN THE RAT: HEART RATE AS A FUNCTION OF HYDRATION, ANESTHESIA, AND ASSOCIATION WITH REINFORCEMENT.


EXPERIMENTAL MODIFICATION OF TASTE PREFERENCE.


SOME NOVEL PENICILLIN DERIVATIVES.

SOME NOVEL PENICILLIN DERIVATIVES.


CYTO-ACTIVE AMINO-ACIDS AND PEPTIDES. XI. NITROGEN MUSTARD DERIVATIVES OF GLUTAMIC ACID AND RELATED COMPOUNDS.


A SYNTHESIS OF 6-DEOXY-L-TALOSE.

A SYNTHESIS OF 6-DEOXY-L-TALOSE.


REINFORCEMENT EFFECTS OF SPECIFIC COMPONENTS OF FEEDING IN YOUNG LEGHORN CHICKS.


THE PROPERTIES OF COBALAMINS WITH SULPHUR-CONTAINING LIGANDS.


AZA-STEROIDS. IX. APPROACHES TO THE PARTIAL SYNTHESIS OF 11-AZAPROGESTERONE.


DL-BETA-FLUOREN-4-YLALANINE.


ROLE OF THE DEVELOPING RAT TESTIS IN DIFFERENTIATION OF THE NEURAL TISSUES MEDIATING MATING BEHAVIOR.


DEVELOPMENT OF BEHAVIOR IN THE DUCK EMBRYO.


THE PREPARATION OF N-T-BUTYL-4-PIPERIDONE.


HEAD TURNING IN THE HUMAN NEONATE: EFFECT OF PRANDIAL CONDITION AND LATERAL PREFERENCE.


IMPAIRED OPERANT BEHAVIOR FOLLOWING LESIONS OF THE THALAMIC TASTE NUCLEUS.


THE SENECIO ALKALOIDS. XVII. A STUDY OF THE FORMATION OF THE TOTAL ALKALOID IN THE PLANT IN RELATION TO THE SYNTHESIS OF THE "NECINE" BASE AND "NECIC" ACID.


INTERHEMISPHERIC SYNTHESIS OF MEMORY TRACES.


COMPLEXES FORMED BY ADRENALINE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS WITH TRANSITION-METAL IONS. I. ACID DISSOCIATION CONSTANTS OF THE LIGANDS.


MOTIVATIONAL PROPERTIES OF LONG DURATIONS OF REWARDING BRAIN STIMULATION.


DISCRIMINATIVE CHOICE IN NORMAL AND PREFRONTAL RHEUSUS MONKEYS.


CONDITIONED RESPONSE DELAY FOLLOWING LOCAL THIOPENTAL APPLICATIONS TO THE CAT CEREBRAL CORTEX.


INVESTIGATIONS ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF MORPHINE ALKALOIDS.


PRIMATE SELECTION OF FOOD BY SIZE: VISIBLE VERSUS INVISIBLE REWARDS.


ALKALOIDS OF NEW ZEALAND SENECIO SPECIES. II. SENKIRKINE.


CARCINOGENIC NITROGEN COMPOUNDS. XLIV. NAPHTHO- AND PHENANTHRO-CARBAZOLES.


DECISION MAKING BY RATS: UNCERTAIN OUTCOME CHOICES.


OVERLEARNING REVERSAL EFFECT AND MAGNITUDE OF REWARD.


STIMULUS CHANGE IN LIGHT-CONTINGENT BAR PRESSING.


LEVER DISPLACEMENT UNDER A FIXED-RATIO SCHEDULE AND SUBSEQUENT EXTINCTION.


PSEUDOCONDITIONING.

PSEUDOCONDITIONING.


ACQUISTION OF A TRACE-CONDITIONED AVOIDANCE RESPONSE AFTER DEAFFERENTATION OF THE RESPONDING LIMB.


EFFECTS OF CORTICAL SPREADING DEPRESSION AND DRUGS UPON AUDIOGENIC SEIZURES IN RATS.


CONSOLIDATION OF THE NEURAL TRACE IN MEMORY: INVESTIGATION WITH ONE-TRIAL AVOIDANCE CONDITIONING AND ECS.


EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON AN APPROACH DISCRIMINATION UNDER TWO DEPRIVATION CONDITIONS.


EFFECT OF ONE ELECTROCONVULSIVE SEIZURE ON RAT BEHAVIOR.


INTEROCULAR TRANSFER OF BRIGHTNESS AND PATTERN DISCRIMINATIONS IN NORMAL AND CORPUS CALLOSUM-SECTIONED RATS.


EFFECT OF INTENSITY AND DURATION OF PUNISHMENT ON EXTINCTION OF AN AVOIDANCE RESPONSE.


ACQUISITION OF SIDMAN AVOIDANCE RESPONDING AS A FUNCTION OF S-S INTERVAL.


RESPONSES OF WORMS TO LIGHT AS A FUNCTION OF INTERTRIAL INTERVAL AND GANGLION REMOVAL.


MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONSHIP IN THE MONKEY MACACA NEMESTRINA: DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFICITY OF MATERNAL RESPONSE TO OWN INFANT.


EFFECTS OF DEPRIVATION AND THERMAL STRESS ON INTAKE OF WATER, SODIUM CHLORIDE, AND SODIUM BICARBONATE IN RATS.


DECREMENT AND RECOVERY OF RESPONSES TO OLFACTORY STIMULI IN THE HUMAN NEONATE.


IRRADIATION EFFECTS ON SPERMATOGENESIS IN THE GYPSY MOTH, PORTHETRIA DISPAR (L.).


THE INHIBITION OF THE GROWTH OF BRUCELLAS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO BY ANALOGUES OF ERYTHRITOL.


AMINO ACID METABOLISM DURING EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF PHILOSAMIA RICINI (LEPIDOPTERA).


BLOOD VOLUME AND WATER CONTENT OF THE MALE AMERICAN COCKROACH, PERIPLANETA AMERICANA L.--METHODS AND THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND STARVATION.


FOLATE DERIVATIVES IN THE METABOLISM OF INSECTS. I. MITOSES IN CELLS OF THE FOLLICULAR EPITHELIUM AS EVOKED IN ACANTHOLYDA NEMORALIS THOMS. BY FOLATE AND ITS 4-AMINOANALOGUE.


CHANGES OCCURRING IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF PIERIS BRASSICAE L. (LEPIDOPTERA) DURING METAMORPHOSIS.


FOLATE DERIVATIVES IN THE METABOLISM OF INSECTS. II. BIOSYNTHESIS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN THE POLYTROPHIC OVARIES OF THE DIAPAUSING LARVAE OF ACANTHOLYDA NEMORALIS THOMS. AS PROMOTED BY FOLIC ACID AND ITS 4-AMINOANALOGUE.


SPECIES-SPECIFICITY OF NUCLEOTIDE COMPOSITION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS FROM DIFFERENT SILKWORMS.


LIPID COMPOSITION OF THE SILKWORM BOMBYX MORI L.


THE ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF ADULT REPRODUCTIVE DIAPAUSE IN THE CHRYSOMELID BEETLE GALERUCA TANACETI (L.). II.


AGE CHANGES IN SIZE AND NUMBER OF THE GIANT MITOCHONDRIA IN THE FLIGHT MUSCLE OF THE COMMON HOUSEFLY (MUSCA DOMESTICA L.).


STUDIES ON OOECYTE PRODUCTION AND ASSOCIATED HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE NEURO-ENDOCRINE SYSTEM IN TENEBRIO MOLITOR L.


THE NEURO-ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF OOECYTE DEVELOPMENT IN TENEBRIO MOLITOR L.


IDENTIFICATION, ESTIMATION, AND LOCALIZATION OF CATECHOLAMINES IN EGGS OF THE HOUSE CRICKET, ACHETA DOMESTICUS L.


PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH. 3. NEURAL CONTROL OF THE BREAKDOWN OF THE INTERSEGMENTAL MUSCLES OF SILKMOTHS.


NEURO-ENDOCRINE FACTORS IN THE CONTROL OF OOECYTE PRODUCTION IN TENEBRIO MOLITOR L.


THE PERSONAL TOUCH: THE PHYSICIAN AS HEALER IN MODERN SOCIETY.


ALIMENTARY LIPEMIA AND HYPERCOAGULATION OF THE BLOOD.


THE GENERIC DRUG DISPUTE IN LOUISIANA.

THE GENERIC DRUG DISPUTE IN LOUISIANA.


XANTHOMAS AND HEART DISEASE.

XANTHOMAS AND HEART DISEASE.


DULCOLAX VERSUS CASTOR OIL IN BARIUM ENEMA PREPARATION.


MEDICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE DISABILITY DECISION.


METASTATIC CARCINOMA OF THE DISTAL LOWER LIMB: REPORT OF SEVEN CASES.


ADAMANTINOMA OF THE TIBIA.

ADAMANTINOMA OF THE TIBIA.


INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA.

INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA.


PRESENT STATUS OF LONG TERM ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASES.


ANNUAL LEGAL CHECK UP.

ANNUAL LEGAL CHECK UP.


THE ROLE OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS.


AAMC MILESTONES IN RAISING THE STANDARDS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION.


GENERAL RESEARCH SUPPORT GRANTS FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.


GENERAL RESEARCH SUPPORT GRANTS FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH.


GERMAN MEDICAL EDUCATION TODAY AND TOMORROW.


THE ROTATING INTERNSHIP.

THE ROTATING INTERNSHIP.


PREDICTABILITY OF SUCCESS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF MEDICAL SCHOOL.


A PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION IN FAMILY MEDICINE.


FACULTY APPOINTMENT, PROMOTION, AND TERMINATION.


ASEPTIC ANIMAL SURGERY FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS AS AN ADJUNCT TO TEACHING PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY.


EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF ANIMAL RESEARCH FACILITIES.


UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL EDUCATION IN OUTPATIENT AND EMERGENCY SERVICES.


COMPARISON OF MOTOR CORTEX INFLUENCES UPON VARIOUS HIND-LIMB MOTONEURONS IN PYRAMIDAL CATS AND PRIMATES.


EXPERIENCES WITH TOTAL REMOVAL OF TUMORS OF THE ACOUSTIC NERVE.


EXPERIMENTAL USE OF INTRALUMINAL PLASTICS IN THE TREATMENT OF CAROTID ANEURYSMS: PRELIMINARY REPORT.


"HANGMAN'S FRACTURE" OF THE CERVICAL SPINE.


SACCULAR INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS: AN AUTOPSY STUDY.


CHRONIC BRAIN ABSCESS DISCOVERED 31 YEARS AFTER INTRACEREBRAL INJURY BY MISSILE: REPORT OF A CASE.


UNUSUAL ANEURYSMAL BONE CYST: A CASE REPORT.


GIANT ANEURYSM OF MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY: A CASE REPORT.