NEW ASSAY FOR PENICILLINASE AND SOME RESULTS ON PENICILLINASE INDUCTION. Imsande, John (Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio). New assay for penicillinase and some results on penicillinase induction. J. Bacteriol. 89:1322-1327. 1965.-A rapid, sensitive, and reliable assay of penicillinase activity is described. Studies conducted on the induction of penicillinase, with use of the new assay, show that actinomycin D inhibits growth and the induced synthesis of penicillinase in Bacillus cereus 569. These inhibitory effects can be reversed to various degrees by deoxyguanosine, depending upon the time lapse between the addition of the antibiotic and the addition of the deoxynucleoside. Inhibition of growth is reversed more readily than inhibition of penicillinase induction, and it is suggested that actinomycin D may preferentially inhibit the induced synthesis of penicillinase. Studies conducted in an attempt to ascertain the role of penicillin in inducing penicillinase formation in B. cereus 569 suggest that the inducer, penicillin, enhances penicillinase synthesis in some manner in addition to its probable role of inducing the formation of a penicillinase-specific ribonucleic acid messenger.


DIFFERENCES IN CYSTINE DEPENDENCE AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOR BETWEEN TWO TYPE 4 ECHOVIRUS STRAINS. Wallis, Craig (Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston, Tex.), and Joseph L. Melnick. Differences in cystine dependence and chromatographic behavior between two type 4 echovirus strains. J. Bacteriol. 89:1310-1313. 1965.-Type 4 strains of echovirus, which are known to differ in the ease in which they can be neutralized, have been found to differ in other properties also. The prototype strain (Pesascek) differed from a readily neutralizable strain (DuToit) in that the Pesascek strain could be stabilized by cystine to thermal inactivation. Furthermore, the prototype virus required cyst(e)ine for growth under agar, whereas the DuToit strain was not affected. The viruses also reacted differently on anion-exchange resins. Pesascek virus had surface groups capable of exchanging for phosphate ions and, thus, was readily adsorbed, whereas DuToit virus was not bound by the resins under the same conditions. Only a small fraction of Pesascek virus was found to pass through the resin column. This fraction bred true, in that it yielded progeny that behaved like DuToit in not exchanging for phosphate. However, in neutralization tests, the progeny of this fraction retained the immunological property of the parent Pesascek virus.


SIMILARITY OF XANTHOMONAS AND PSEUDOMONAS DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID. De Ley, J. (State University, Ghent, Belgium), and S. Friedman. Similarity of Xanthomonas and Pseudomonas deoxyribonucleic acid. J. Bacteriol. 89:1306-1309. 1965.-Pronounced deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) hybridization was detected with the DNA-agar method within the group of Xanthomonas and between Xanthomonas and Pseudomonas. Sheared, denatured C(14)-DNA from X. pelargonii hybridized 80 to 100% with high molecular weight, denatured agar-bound DNA from eight different Xanthomonas nomenspecies. The near identity of the DNA in these nine strains favors their inclusion in one genetic species, for which the name Xanthomonas campestris is proposed. In addition, 60 to 80% of the Xanthomonas DNA hybridized with DNA from several Pseudomonas strains. These results are evidence of the close genetic relationship between the two genera.


EFFECT OF VARIOUS CONDITIONS ON ACCUMULATION OF OXYTETRACYCLINE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI. Izaki, Kazuo (University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan), and Kei Arima. Effect of various conditions on accumulation of oxytetracycline in Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 89:1335-1339. 1965.-Accumulation of large amounts of oxytetracycline occurred in Escherichia coli when the cells were incubated with high concentrations of oxytetracycline (100 to 400 mug/ml) in nutrient broth or in a medium containing glucose, K(2)HPO(4), and MgSO(4). In the absence of glucose or MgSO(4), the accumulation was very small. The optimal pH for accumulation was about 6.5. Manganous ion could replace Mg(++) in promoting the accumulation, though with decreased effectiveness. Malate and succinate were effective promoters of accumulation as well as glucose. Accumulation was inhibited at low temperatures or in the presence of metabolic inhibitors such as 2,4-dinitrophenol or sodium azide.


KINETICS OF SYNTHESIS OF VARIOUS TYPES OF ANTIGENIC PROTEINS IN CELLS INFECTED WITH PSEUDORABIES VIRUS. Hamada, Chuya (Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, Pa.), and Albert S. Kaplan. Kinetics of synthesis of various types of antigenic proteins in cells infected with pseudorabies virus. J. Bacteriol. 89:1328-1334. 1965.-By means of an indirect precipitation test, a determination was made of the rates of synthesis of various types of serologically specific proteins in rabbit kidney cells infected with pseudorabies virus. The rate of synthesis of cell-specific protein decreased after infection. During the early stages of the infective process, proteins which bear no precursor relationship to the viral particles (nonstructural viral proteins) and which cannot be detected in noninfected cells were formed. Almost concurrently with these nonstructural proteins, synthesis of virus precursor proteins began. The synthesis of these proteins preceded the formation of mature virus and continued until the end of the virus growth cycle.


KINETICS OF GERMINATION OF BACILLUS SPORES. Vary, J. C. (University of Wisconsin, Madison), and H. O. Halvorson. Kinetics or germination of Bacillus spores. J. Bacteriol. 89:1340-1347. 1965.-The kinetics of germination of Bacillus cereus strain T spores was accurately described by McCormick. To study the mechanism of germination, it is necessary to correlate the characteristic changes in a population of germinating spores with the behavior of the individual spores in the same population. Two microscopic events are apparent during germination: microlag, the time interval between the addition of l-alanine to heat-activated spores and the beginning of loss in refractility, and microgermination time, the time for the actual change in refractility to occur. The frequency distributions of both events are skewed, and appear to be independent. The effects of l-alanine concentration, heat activation, and temperature of germination on three parameters, microlag, microgermination, and per cent germination, were microscopically studied. The data are discussed in relation to the mechanism of germination, and a correlation between microlag and microgermination times with the constants of McCormick's equation has been suggested.


PHENETHYL ALCOHOL. II. EFFECT ON THYMINE-REQUIRING ESCHERICHIA COLI. Rosenkranz, Herbert S. (Columbia University, New York, N.Y.), Howard S. Carr, and Harry M. Rose. Phenethyl alcohol. II. Effect on thymine-requiring Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 89:1370-1373. 1965.-Phenethyl alcohol (PEA) at levels (0.05%) presumed to interfere with messenger ribonucleic acid synthesis also inhibits thymineless death, when the agent is added prior to the exponential killing phase. The addition of more concentrated solutions of PEA (0.5%) during this initial starvation leads to an immediate killing. Identical results were obtained when 0.5% PEA was added to cells growing in the presence of thymine. The addition of this high level (0.5%) of PEA to bacteria undergoing thymineless death results in the rescue of the survivors.


ABORTIVE INTESTINAL INFECTION WITH AN ESCHERICHIA COLI-SHIGELLA FLEXNERI HYBRID STRAIN. Formal, Samuel B., (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D.C.), E. H. LaBrec, T. H. Kent, and S. Falkow. Abortive intestinal infection with an Escherichia coli-Shigella flexneri hybrid strain. J. Bacteriol. 89:1374-1382. 1965.-The mechanism of the apparent loss of virulence of an Escherichia coli-Shigella flexneri hybrid strain was studied. The parent Shigella strain caused a fatal enteric infection when fed to starved guinea pigs, and signs of dysentery followed its oral administration to monkeys. The hybrid strain failed to produce any apparent symptoms when fed to either of these species. The parent strain was shown to invade the intestinal mucosa of starved guinea pigs. This caused a severe inflammatory reaction in the lamina propria, which progressed to ulceration of the intestinal epithelium and resulted in death of the animal. The hybrid strain also invaded the intestinal mucosa and produced an inflammatory reaction. In this case, the inflammatory reaction subsided, the intestine returned to normal within 4 days after challenge, and the animal survived. Both fluorescent-antibody techniques and in vivo growth studies have shown that the hybrid strain can not maintain itself in the intestinal mucosa. Preliminary studies have indicated that a similar situation also exists in the monkey. It is concluded that the virulence of dysentery bacilli rests not only in the capacity to reach the lamina propria, but also in the ability to multiply in this region.


PHENETHYL ALCOHOL. I. EFFECT ON MACROMOLECULAR SYNTHESIS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI. Rosenkranz, Herbert S. (Columbia University, New York, N.Y.), Howard S. Carr, and Harry M. Rose. Phenethyl alcohol. I. Effect on macromolecular synthesis of Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 89:1354-1369. 1965.-An investigation of the mode of action of phenethyl alcohol produced the following results. Phenethyl alcohol had no effect on the physicochemical properties of isolated deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). The DNA isolated from phenethyl alcohol-treated bacteria had physicochemical properties identical with those of DNA isolated from normal cells. The metabolic functions most sensitive to the inhibitory action of phenethyl alcohol appeared to be the process of enzyme induction and, possibly, the synthesis of messenger ribonucleic acid. Phenethyl alcohol did not affect the polyuridylic acid-mediated synthesis of polyphenylalanine in a cell-free amino acid-incorporating system.


LYSIS OF BACTERIAL PROTOPLASTS AND SPHEROPLASTS BY STAPHYLOCOCCAL ALPHA-TOXIN AND STREPTOLYSIN S. Bernheimer, Alan W. (New York University School of Medicine, New York, N.Y.), and Lois L. Schwartz. Lysis of bacterial protoplasts and spheroplasts by staphylococcal alpha-toxin and streptolysin S. J. Bacteriol. 89:1387-1392. 1965.-Protoplasts of Bacillus megaterium, Sarcina lutea, and Streptococcus pyogenes, and spheroplasts of Escherichia coli were lysed by staphylococcal alpha-toxin, whereas spheroplasts of Vibrio metschnikovii and V. comma were not. In the spectrum of its lytic action, streptolysin S qualitatively resembled staphylococcal alpha-toxin except for failure to lyse S. pyogenes protoplasts. In contrast to the two foregoing agents, streptolysin O did not lyse protoplasts and spheroplasts. The observations are interpreted in relation to similarities and differences in lipid composition of bacterial and mammalian cell membranes.


LOCATION OF CHLOROPHYLL IN RHODOSPIRILLUM RUBRUM. Holt, Stanley C. (University of California, Davis), and Allen G. Marr. Location of chlorophyll in Rhodospirillum rubrum. J. Bacteriol. 89:1402-1412. 1965.-If cells of Rhodospirillum rubrum are broken by sonic and ballistic disruption, the chlorophyll is not found in discrete cytoplasmic structures, but is located in a more extensive structure of the cell, the intracytoplasmic membrane. Direct electron microscopy of sonically disrupted cells of R. rubrum and stereo-electron microscopy of osmotically shocked cells reveal the presence of a tubular network of internal membranes originating from the periphery of the cell.


AUTOMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCI BY PRINCIPAL-COMPONENT ANALYSIS AND A GRADIENT METHOD. Hill, L. R. (Università Statale, Milano, Italy), L. G. Silvestri, P. Ihm, G. Farchi, and P. Lanciani. Automatic classification of staphylococci by principal-component analysis and a gradient method. J. Bacteriol. 89:1393-1401. 1965.-Forty-nine strains from the species Staphylococcus aureus, S. saprophyticus, S. lactis, S. afermentans, and S. roseus were submitted to different taxometric analyses; clustering was performed by single linkage, by the unweighted pair group method, and by principal-component analysis followed by a gradient method. Results were substantially the same with all methods. All S. aureus clustered together, sharply separated from S. roseus and S. afermentans; S. lactis and S. saprophyticus fell between, with the latter nearer to S. aureus. The main purpose of this study was to introduce a new taxometric technique, based on principal-component analysis followed by a gradient method, and to compare it with some other methods in current use. Advantages of the new method are complete automation and therefore greater objectivity, execution of the clustering in a space of reduced dimensions in which different characters have different weights, easy recognition of taxonomically important characters, and opportunity for representing clusters in three-dimensional models; the principal disadvantage is the need for large computer facilities.


ISOLATION AND PURIFICATION OF THE INTRACYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANES OF RHODOSPIRILLUM RUBRUM. Holt, Stanley C. (University of California, Davis), and Allen G. Marr. Isolation and purification of the intracytoplasmic membranes of Rhodospirillum rubrum. J. Bacteriol. 89:1413-1420. 1965.-When Rhodospirillum rubrum was disrupted in a French pressure cell, two colored bands were observed after density-gradient centrifugation: an upper band containing chromatophores and a lower band containing cell envelopes. A similar analysis of the pigmented components after disruption by osmotic shock revealed the presence of a third band intermediate between the upper and lower bands. Brief sonic treatment of the contents of this intermediate band produced typical chromatophores. The results establish that chromatophores are produced by fragmentation of the intracytoplasmic membrane.


EFFECT OF LIGHT INTENSITY ON THE FORMATION OF INTRACYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANE IN RHODOSPIRILLUM RUBRUM. Holt, Stanley C. (University of California, Davis), and Allen G. Marr. Effect of light intensity on the formation of intracytoplasmic membrane in Rhodospirillum rubrum. J. Bacteriol. 89:1421-1429. 1965.-Cells of Rhodospirillum rubrum grown at low light intensity were found to contain much more internal membrane than cells grown at high light intensity. Highly purified membranes (chromatophores) from cells grown at low to moderate light intensity had a constant content of chlorophyll. Thus, the regulation of the chlorophyll content of the cell depends upon the formation of greater or lesser amounts of membrane which has a constant concentration of chlorophyll.


ENCAPSULATED PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA (PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA MUCOSUS) STRAINS.


DESTRUCTION OF COMMON ANTIGEN OF ENTEROBACTERIACEAE BY A PSYCHROPHILIC PSEUDOMONAS.


OCCURENCE IN SWINE OF SALMONELLA AND SEROTYPES OF ESCHERICHIA COLI PATHOGENIC TO MAN.


PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE LXXXII (DANISH TYPE 48).


ISOLATION OF AUXOTROPHS OF BACILLUS CEREUS.


DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID BASE COMPOSITION OF CLOSTRIDIAL SPECIES.


DIFFERENTIATION OF MYCOBACTERIA BY UTILIZATION OF NITRITE AS SOLE NITROGEN SOURCE.


AUTOMOTIVE PISTONS FOR USE AS BASES IN VELVETEEN REPLICATION.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A TOXIC MOIETY OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT FROM CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM TYPE A. Gerwing, Julia (The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada), Claude E. Dolman, and Hardial S. Bains. Isolation and characterization of a toxic moiety of low molecular weight from Clostridium botulinum type A. J. Bacteriol. 89:1383-1386. 1965.-A toxic moiety of low molecular weight has been isolated from a type A strain of Clostridium botulinum, by a method involving ammonium sulfate precipitation and elution through diethylaminoethyl cellulose at pH 5.6. By means of electrophoresis and ultracentrifugation, the toxic substance was shown to be homogeneous; a molecular weight of 12,200 was calculated.


6-DIAZO-5-OXO-L-NORLEUCINE INHIBITION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI. Coggin, J. H., Jr. (The University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.), and W. R. Martin. 6-Diazo-5-oxo-l-norleucine inhibition of Escherichia coli. J. Bacteriol. 89:1348-1353. 1965.-The glutamine analogue 6-diazo-5-oxo-l-norleucine (DON) induced filaments and spheroplasts in Escherichia coli during the transition of sensitive populations to a state of resistance. Resistance developed at a frequency suggesting mutant selection. The morphology of cells resistant to 100 mug of DON per ml was indistinguishable from that of sensitive cells. DON-resistant cells exhibited an extended growth lag when cultured in the absence of the drug. This extended lag could be reduced to the lag time of parent sensitive cells by a combination of d-glucosamine and inosine or by DON. Viable counts during the lag period of resistant cells indicate that this lag results from a decrease in the number of cells during the first 2 hr of incubation. A combination of d-glucosamine and inosine was required for complete prevention of the DON inhibition of sensitive cells. The results indicate that DON not only inhibits de novo purine biosynthesis but that it also prevents hexosamine synthesis and, ultimately, cell-wall synthesis in E. coli.


A QUANTITATIVE TEST OF UPPER EXTREMITY FUNCTION.


STRUCTURE OF NITROSOCYSTIS OCEANUS AND COMPARISON WITH NITROSOMONAS AND NITROBACTER. Murray, R. G. E. (University of Western Ontario, London, Ont., Canada), and S. W. Watson. Structure of Nitrosocystis oceanus and comparison with Nitrosomonas and Nitrobacter. J. Bacteriol. 89:1594-1609. 1965.-Nitrosocystis oceanus has distinctive features: the cell wall (overall thickness, 250 A) has an inner triplet structure and a dense enveloping layer; between these lie the "cell-wall organelles" (two or more per cell; plaques about 0.5 mu in diameter and 0.1 mu thick) of unknown function and genesis. The plasma membrane (ca. 80 A) shows rare intrusions that form irregular peripheral vesicles, which appear to form the component lamellae of the "membranous organelle" and probably detach from the periphery. The membranous organelles consist of about 20 vesicles so flattened that the lumen is only 100 A thick. The outer surfaces are in contact and form a triplet structure with an accentuated center line; these lamellae almost traverse the cell, displace the cytoplasm and the nucleoplasms, and form the prominent, seemingly permanent, feature of the cell. Division is constrictive without trace of a septum, and the act of division divides the membranous organelle. No mesosomes appear to be formed. Nitrosomonas europaea shows no sign of a cell-wall organelle or of the outer enveloping layer of wall. The cytoplasm contains intrusive paired lamellae, which might or might not remain connected to the periphery, and they do not fuse or form regular associations. These are thought to be the equivalent of the vesicles in Nitrosocystis but remaining almost parallel and close to the plasma membrane. Nitrobacter agilis has a unique plasma membrane with a (50 A) dense layer applied to the inside of the usual unit membrane. All of the components are represented in the intrusions, which are arranged over and shape the poles of the cells, with close and regular spacing. Each nitrifier was distinctive; in common they have membrane systems which, it is considered, must relate to the specialized mechanisms for acquiring energy adopted by these organisms.


INDUCTION OF LACTATION IN PREGNANT HEIFERS WITH 9-FLUOROPREDNISOLONE ACETATE.


STUDIES ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MUSCLE TISSUE. 3. THE MANTLE MUSCLE OF CEPHALOPOD MOLLUSCS.


ION AND WATER TRANSPORT IN ISOLATED INTESTINE OF THE MARINE TELEOST, COTTUS SCORPIUS.


EXCRETION IN THE CEPHALOPOD, OCTOPUS DOFLEINI.


INDOPHENOL OXIDASE AND PEROXIDASE ACTIVITIES IN MAMMALIAN ERYTHROCYTES.


CHANGES IN PHOSPHOLIPID METABOLISM ON STIMULATION OF PROTEIN SECRETION IN PANCREAS SLICES.


QUANTITATIVE TESTS OF HISTOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR PHOSPHOMONOESTERASES IN BRAIN TISSUE.


HISTOAUTORADIOGRAPHIC LOCALIZATION OF PHOSHORYLASE ACTIVITY.


CHARACTERIZATION OF ENZYMES HYDROLYZING ACYL NAPHTHYLAMIDES. II. TRIHALOGEN DERIVATIVES.


CYTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF PEROXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH 3-AMINO-9-ETHYLCARBAZOLE.


SELECTIVE STAINING OF COLLAGEN AND ELASTIN BY LUXOL FAST BLUE G IN METHANOL: A HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY.


SURFACE SPECIALIZATIONS OF ABSORBING CELLS.


PULMONARY AMOEBIASIS OF RIGHT UPPER LOBE.


STUDIES IN HISTIDINEMIA.

STUDIES IN HISTIDINEMIA.


A NOMOGRAM FOR THE ESTIMATION OF MICROCURIES AND MILLIMICROGRAMS FROM CPM.


RENAL TRANSIT TIME: ITS MEASUREMENT BY THE 131-I HIPPURAN RENOGRAM.


203 MERCURY BRAIN SCANS: THE USE OF SMALL DOSES AS A SCREENING METHOD.


TUMOR SCANNING WITH RADIOACTIVE 131-CESIUM.


GIOACCHINO FAILLA (1891-1961) AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF RADIATION BIOPHYSICS.


EDITH HINKLEY QUIMBY.

EDITH HINKLEY QUIMBY.


CHARLES FORD LANGWORTHY--A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH. (AUGUST 9, 1864--MARCH 3, 1932).


RADIATION-PROTECTION OF SERRATIA MARCESCENS BY A  THIOLSULPHONATE RELATED TO CYSTEAMINE.


CELL SURFACE AND PINOCYTOSIS.

CELL SURFACE AND PINOCYTOSIS.


REACTIVITY OF WISTAR RATS TO DEXTRAN.

REACTIVITY OF WISTAR RATS TO DEXTRAN.


EFFECT OF GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID UPON STRYCHNINE CONVULSIONS.


SYMPATHOMIMETIC AMINES AND VASCULAR PERMEABILITY.


DEGRADED CARRAGEENAN AND HISTAMINE-INDUCED PARIETAL CELL HYPERPLASIA IN THE GUINEA-PIG.


CHYLOUS METRORRHEA. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT BY PELVIC LYMPHANGIECTOMY.


TIMING OF THERAPY IN EXPERIMENTAL POISONING WITH ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS.


ETHANOLAMINE AND ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK.

ETHANOLAMINE AND ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK.


IDENTIFICATION OF NORBORMIDE, A NEW RATTUS SPECIFIC RODENTICIDE.


THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF SOME NON-IONIC DETERGENTS.


THE EFFECT OF SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE ON CORONARY CIRCULATION.


SALICYLATE AND AMINOTRANSFERASES.

SALICYLATE AND AMINOTRANSFERASES.


HISTAMINE GASTRIC ULCERATION IN THE GUINEA-PIG. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON A NEW METHOD.


THE VALIDITY OF THE ROLE CONSTRUCT REPERTORY TEST AS A MEASURE OF SEXUAL IDENTIFICATION.


INFLUENCE OF PRESSURE ON THE REVERSIBLE UNFOLDING OR RIBONUCLEASE AND POLY-GAMMA-L-GLUTAMATE.


PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME WEST INDIAN MEDICINAL PLANTS.


ADULT FOREARM FRACTURES--PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT.


INTERPOSITION OF THE JOINT CAPSULE IN TRAUMATIC POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF THE HIP.


MICROVASCULAR CHANGES DURING THE INTERRUPTION AND RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF CIRCULATION.


THE STRUCTURE OF RUBRESERINE, A DECOMPOSITION PRODUCT OF PHYSOSTIGMINE.


CONTROL OF EXPERIMENTAL HEMORRHAGE WITH ARFONAD.


SHOCK IN REPLANTATION AND CRUSH SYNDROME: A COMPARISON OF THE CLINICAL EVOLUTION AND RESULTS OF TREATMENT.


CARDIAC FAILURE FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA: A REPORT OF FOURTEEN CASES.


SEVERE CERVICAL SPINE INJURIES.

SEVERE CERVICAL SPINE INJURIES.


INTRAVENTRICULAR PRESSURE IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE BRAIN INJURIES.


EFFECT OF CHEST TRAUMA UPON RESPIRATORY FUNCTION.


EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR THE SEVERELY INJURED.


THE PATHOLOGY OF PEDESTRIAN AUTOMOTIVE ACCIDENT VICTIMS.


SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL REPAIR OF INTRATHORACIC RUPTURE OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA.


SIMULTANEOUS BILATERAL CARCINOMA OF THE URETER PRESENT FOR FIVE YEARS BEFORE SURGERY.


TISSUE ADHESIVES IN THE CLOSURE OF  EXPERIMENTAL RENAL AND URETERAL INJURIES.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON HYPERTENSION AND SALT METABOLISM. 3. SIGNIFICANCE OF NA-ION EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION.


SUPRAVOLTAGE IRRADIATION FOLLOWED BY CYSTECTOMY FOR BLADDER CANCER.


MEMORIAL LECTURE TO HONOR DR. KOONTZ.

MEMORIAL LECTURE TO HONOR DR. KOONTZ.


THE IMPARTIAL MEDICAL WITNESS PROJECT.

THE IMPARTIAL MEDICAL WITNESS PROJECT.


REFERRAL FOR RADIOTHERAPY. A RADIOTHERAPIST'S VIEWPOINT.


ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.

ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY.


FOLLOW-UP IN CHRONIC DISEASES.

FOLLOW-UP IN CHRONIC DISEASES.


TETRACYCLINE USED PROPHYLACTICALLY IN TRANSURETHRAL PROCEDURES.


TOWSON YMCA PROGRAM FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. THE ADVENTURERS CLUB AND CAMP DISCOVERY.


DIAGNOSTIC ADMISSION TRENDS.

DIAGNOSTIC ADMISSION TRENDS.


THE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH.


MATERNAL DEPRIVATION--CONCEPT AND CONTROVERSY.


SURVEY OF OPINIONS AND ACTIONS CONCERNING SMOKING AND HEALTH AMONG MEDICAL OFFICERS AND NURSING SISTERS OF THE CANADIAN FORCES MEDICAL SERVICE.


A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON BURNS AND TRAUMA, SEPTEMBER 1963 TO AUGUST 1964.


SURVEY OF RESULTS OF URISTIX EXAMINATIONS BY THE OVERSEAS IMMIGRATION MEDICAL SERVICE.


HOW INFORMED SHOULD THE PATIENT BE OF HIS CONDITION?


MATING IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.

MATING IN PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.


ANTIBODY FORMATION AND THE CODING PROBLEM.


LYMPHOCYTE FOOT APPENDAGE: ITS ROLE IN LYMPHOCYTE FUNCTION AND IN IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIONS.


TWO-DIMENSIONAL SEPARATION OF NUCLEIC ACID BASES ON CELLULOSE LAYERS.


IN VITRO STUDIES ON HOMOGRAFT SENSITIVITY.


PRODUCTION OF A SOLUBLE SUBSTANCE BY CORYNEBACTERIUM OVIS.


CONGENITAL ANOMALIES REPORTED ON BIRTH CERTIFICATES IN NEW YORK CITY. 1952 TO 1962, INCLUSIVE.


THE HYPERCOAGULABLE STATE.

THE HYPERCOAGULABLE STATE.


SERUM LIPIDS IN AMERICANS AND ISRAELIS OF YEMENITE ORIGIN.


INCIDENCE OF PARASITIC DISEASES IN A NEW YORK CITY HOSPITAL POPULATION.


NEGLECT OF GLAUCOMA BY PHYSICIANS IN HOSPITALS AND IN PRACTICE.


RECENT ADVANCES IN GYNECOLOGY.

RECENT ADVANCES IN GYNECOLOGY.


PULMONARY INFILTRATION, MENINGITIS, AND DEATH.


IMPROPER FILLING OF KETTLE-TYPE VAPORIZERS.


HEMORRHAGIC PLEURAL EFFUSION FOLLOWING ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


PROGRESSIVE HEART FAILURE, AORTIC REGURGITATION, AND POSITIVE LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS RESULTS.


THOMAS ADDIS EMMET M.D., LL.D.

THOMAS ADDIS EMMET M.D., LL.D.


THYROID HYPOFUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH LYMPHOMATOUS TUMOURS.


LIVER LIPASE.

LIVER LIPASE.


RECENT ADVANCES IN LOCAL ANALGESIA. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH PRILOCAINE.


STIMULUS INTENSITY DYNAMISM.

STIMULUS INTENSITY DYNAMISM.


A METHOD FOR STUDYING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GROUPS.


ALPHA FACTOR ANALYSIS.

ALPHA FACTOR ANALYSIS.


NONLINEAR PROBIT ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATION TO PSYCHOMETRIC DATA.


GENERALIZABILITY OF STRATIFIED-PARALLEL TESTS.


LINEAR CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SETS OF VARIABLES.


A PROBABILITY MODEL FOR ERRORS OF CLASSIFICATION. I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS.


NATIONAL PLANNING FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH.

NATIONAL PLANNING FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH.


HYDROGEN-BONDED DIMERS OF ADENINE AND URACIL DERIVATIVES. In concentrated solutions of either 9-ethyladenine or 1-cyclohexyluracil in deuterochloroform, absorption bands in the infrared spectrum demonstrate hydrogen bonding of the adenine and uracil derivatives with themselves. In dilute solutions, there is very little hydrogen bonding. However, when dilute solutions of 9-ethyladenine and 1-cyclohexyluracil are mixed, a series of bands appear which show that these molecules are hydrogen-bonding with each other much more strongly than with themselves. A study of the stoichiometry of this association indicates formation of 1:1 hydrogen-bonded pairs in solution.


TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR AMONG PUKU IN ZAMBIA. Territorial behavior of a species of antelope, the puku, Adenota vardoni (Livingstone) consists of the defense by males during the mating season of relatively widely spaced territories on a "territorial ground." Females wander about on this area for the purpose of mating.


IMMUNO-ALLERGIC STUDIES ON CLONORCHIASIS. STUDIES ON CLONORCHIS SINENSIS. 22.


CONTROL OF TASTE- AND ODOR-PRODUCING ALGAE IN DEER CREEK RESERVOIR.


HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES OF FROG RENAL ADENOCARCINOMA.


FACTORS INFLUENCING ALGAL PRODUCTIVITY IN DEER CREEK RESERVOIR, UTAH.


THE EFFECTS OF ACID MINE WATER ON SELECTED HELMINTHS IN ALBINO MICE.


INTERRELATIONSHIP OF THE VARIOUS SUBGROUPS OF THE BLOOD GROUP A: STUDY WITH IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE.


COMPLEMENT IN IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY.

COMPLEMENT IN IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY.


COMPLEMENT FIXING ANTIBODIES IN RELATION TO HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN.


PROGRAMMING METHOD AND RESPONSE MODE IN A VISUAL-ORAL TASK. AMRL-TR-64-129.


SIMIAN BLOOD GROUPS TWO "NEW" BLOOD FACTORS OF GIBBON BLOOD, AG AND BG.


TRAINING FOR CULTURE-CONTACT AND INTERACTION SKILLS. AMRL-TR-64-109.


THE SEROLOGY OF RH-O VARIANTS (RH-O).

THE SEROLOGY OF RH-O VARIANTS (RH-O).


REPETITION AND SPACED REVIEW IN PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION. AMRL-TR-64-128.


TEMPERATURE OF THE HUMAN BODY DURING RAPID ALTERNATE HEATING AND COOLING. AMRL-TR-64-131.


DEVELOPMENT OF A CARBON DIOXIDE PARTIAL PRESSURE SENSOR. ANRL-TR-64-140.


BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES IN HUMAN URINE.

BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES IN HUMAN URINE.


HEMOLYTIC TRANSFUSION REACTION ASSOCIATED WITH POORLY DETECTABLE ANTI-JKA.


ACUTE HEPATOTOXICITY AND ENZYMATIC RESPONSE TO HYDRAZINE AND 1,1-DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE IN RATS. AMRL-TR-65-19.


TITRATION AND SCORING IN DISPUTED PARENTAGE.


TRAJECTORY VERSUS LINE-OF-SIGHT SPACE RENDEZVOUS USING OUT-OF-WINDOW VISUAL CUES. AMRL-TR-65-10.


EFFECTS OF HYDRAZINES ON THE METABOLISM OF CERTAIN AMINES AND AMINO ACIDS. AMRL-TR-64-113.


A RESTRAINT SYSTEM FOR APPLICATION IN RZ AND -GX ACCELERATION ENVIRONMENTS WITH EMPHASIS UPON KNEE AND LOWER LEG RESTRAINTS. AMRL-TR-64-144.


UNDERWATER PRESSURE-COMPENSATED BREATHING CONTROL VALVES FOR PROLONGED WATER IMMERSION. AMRL-TR-64-130.


INVESTIGATION AND DESIGN OF A REGENERABLE SILVER OXIDE SYSTEM FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CONTROL. AMRL-TR-64-119.


THE EFFECT OF ADENOSINE, INOSINE, AND ADENINE ON THE CONCENTRATIONS OF ORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND AN ELECTROPHORETIC COMPONENT (B) OF HUMAN RED CELLS DURING STORAGE OF BLOOD IN ACID-CITRATE-DEXTROSE AND CITRATE-PHOSPHATE-DEXTROSE.


A SIMPLE MANIFOLD WASHING PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF ERYTHROCYTES FOR THE ANTIGLOBULIN TEST.


AN EVALUATION OF PROPOSED APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE HANDLING IN SPACE. AMRL-TR-64-98.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OSMOTIC FRAGILITY AND IN VIVO SURVIVAL OF AUTOLOGOUS DEGLYCEROLIZED RESUSPENDED RED BLOOD CELLS.


PHYSIOLOGICAL RECORDING FROM PILOTS OPERATING AN AIRCRAFT SIMULATOR. AM 64-18.


STUDIES ON AGING IN AVIATION PERSONNEL. AM 64-1.


THE SIZE CUE TO VISUALLY PERCEIVED DISTANCE. AM 64-13.


DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF A MECHANICALLY DRIVEN VESTIBULAR STIMULATOR.


OXYGEN DECOMPRESSION FOLLOWING AIR DIVES FOR USE IN HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY. RES REP 2-64.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF POLIOVIRUS-INDUCED CELL DAMAGE. I. THE RELATION BETWEEN POLIOVIRUS,-INDUCED METABOLIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS IN CULTURED CELLS.


EFFECTS ON THE ANTIGENIC DETERIMINANTS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS OF A SMALL NUMBER OF BASE REPLACEMENTS IN THE RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF POLIOVIRUS-INDUCED CELL DAMAGE. II. THE RELATION BETWEEN POLIOVIRUS GROWTH AND VIRUS-INDUCED MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN CELLS.


USE OF THE SHOPE PAPILLOMA VIRUS-INDUCED ARGINASE AS A BIOCHEMICAL MARKER IN VITRO.


THE MULTIPLICATION OF SERICESTHIS IRIDESCENT VIRUS IN CELL CULTURES FROM ANTHERAEA EUCALYPTI SCOTT. II. AN IN VITRO ASSAY FOR THE VIRUS.


THE MULTIPLICATION OF SERICESTHIS IRIDESCENT VIRUS IN CELL CULTURES FROM ANTHERAEA EUCALYPTI SCOTT. 3. QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTS.


BACTERIOPHAGE-LIKE PARTICLES RELEASED FROM BACILLUS SUBTILIS AFTER INDUCTION WITH HYDROGEN PEROXIDE.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF RAUSCHER VIRUS.

THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF RAUSCHER VIRUS.


A BIOLOGICAL PROPERTY OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID EXTRACTED FROM BOVINE PAPILLOMA VIRUS.


LYOPHILIZED ANTISERUM IN PAPER DISKS FOR SERO-DIAGNOSIS OF BARLEY STRIPE MOSAIC.


VIRUS MULTIPLICATION IN THE OVIDUCT OF HENS INFECTED WITH AN AVIAN LEUKOSIS VIRUS.


DECREASED PATHOGENICITY FOR RABBIT SKIN OF IDU-RESISTANT VACCINIA VIRUS.


THE EFFECT OF LIGHT ON POLIOVIRUS GROWN IN NEUTRAL RED.


PROPERTIES OF DEOXYTHYMIDINE KINASE PARTIALLY PURIFIED FROM NONINFECTED MOUSE FIBROBLAST CELLS.


INTERFERON PRODUCTION IN CHICK EMBRYO CELLS. I. PRODUCTION BY ULTRAVIOLET-INACTIVATED VIRUS.


EFFECT OF 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE AND ACTINOMYCIN D ON THE GROWTH OF VISNA VIRUS IN CELL CULTURES.


STUDIES ON THE NEUTRALIZATION OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS. II. ANALYSIS OF COMPLEMENT AS THE ANTIBODY-POTENTIATING FACTOR.


STUDIES ON THE NEUTRALIZATION OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS. 3. MECHANISM OF THE ANTIBODY-POTENTIATING ACTION OF COMPLEMENT.


EFFECT OF POLYOMA VIRUS ON THE REPLICATIVE MECHANISM OF MOUSE EMBRYO CELLS.


SEROLOGICAL CROSS REACTIONS AMONG THE RNA-CONTAINING COLIPHAGES.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF VIRA-CABECA VIRUS (BRAZILIAN TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS) WITHIN THE HOST CELL.


STEREOTAXIC OPERATION OF SUPERIOR COLLICULUS (STR. PROFUNDUM AS TREATMENT OF VASTIBULAR (OR VESTIBULO-CEREBELLAR) ATAXIA.


FUNCTIONAL-ANATOMICAL EXAMINATION OF THE INTERCONNEXION BETWEEN THE MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE THORACIC VERTEBRAE IN BIRDS OF PREY AND THEIR ACQUISITION OF FOOD.


THE EFFECT OF AGING-INDUCED CHANGES OF COLLAGEN PROTEIN ON FIBRILLOGENESIS IN VITRO.


INVESTIGATION OF  THE MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN THE PROXIMAL EPIPHYSEAL CARTILAGE OF THE RAT:  A COMPARISON OF THE METHODS OF HISTOCHEMICAL ASSAY.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE HARDERIAN GLAND OF THE RAT; MATURATION OF THE ACINAR CELLS AND GENESIS OF THE SECRETORY DROPLETS.


INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TO THE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE PHYSIOPATHOLOGY OF THE STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS.


A HYPOTHESIS ON THE NEURAL BASIS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. CONSIDERATIONS BASED UPON SOME EXPERIMENTAL WORK.


ANATOMICAL POINTS OF VIEW ON THE ALLEGED MORPHOLOGICAL BASIS OF CONSCIOUSNESS.


REFLEX REGULATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOUR.


A NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION ON HALLUCINOGENIC DRUGS. LABORATORY RESULTS VERSUS CLINICAL TRIALS.


BEHAVIOURAL AND EEG EFFECTS OF INTRACAROTID SODIUM AMYTAL INJECTION.


SOME EEG OBSERVATIONS DURING UNCONSCIOUSNESS, SOON AFTER RESUSCITATION.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS DURING COMA.

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS DURING COMA.


NEUROSURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE BRAIN MECHANISMS OF CONSCIOUSNESS.


ON THE CHANGES OF CONSCIOUSNESS PRODUCED BY SUBTENTORIAL LESIONS.


THE SEAT AND THE NATURE OF CONCUSSION.

THE SEAT AND THE NATURE OF CONCUSSION.


PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE RELATION BETWEEN VIGILANCE AND CONSCIOUSNESS.


RESUSCITATION TREATMENT OF THE DIFFERENT DEGREES OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS.


THE SELF-IDEALIZING AND SELF-ALIENATING PROCESS DURING LATE ADOLESCENCE.


TECHNIQUES IN DREAM INTERPRETATION.

TECHNIQUES IN DREAM INTERPRETATION.


IRRATIONAL COMPLICATIONS OF THE CANCER PROBLEM.


FINAL INTEGRATION IN THE ADULT PERSONALITY.


THE TRANSFERENCE AND COUNTERTRANSFERENCE OF ACTING-OUT BEHAVIOR.


THE OPEN END IN THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TRANSACTION.


IMMUNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF AN L-FORM OF A GROUP A BETA HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS.


TWELVE NEW SEROTYPES OF ARIZONA BACTERIA  ISOLATED FROM ZOO ANIMALS.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE INFLUENCE OF VARIATIONS IN THE ENRICHMENT METHOD FOR THE DETECTION OF SALMONELLAE.


BACTERIAL OXIDATION OF CYCLOPARAFFINIC HYDROCARBONS.


PICHIA DELFTENSIS SP.N.

PICHIA DELFTENSIS SP.N.


GLIDING MICROBES: SOME TAXONOMIC RECONSIDERATIONS.


CLOTTING OF CITRATED PLASMA BY A PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME ASSOCIATED WITH AN ANTIBACTERIAL AGENT FROM SERUM.


UTILIZATION OF AMINO COMPOUNDS BY YEASTS OF THE GENUS SACCHAROMYCES.


METHODS FOR CEREBRAL BLOODFLOW MEASUREMENTS IN MAN.


PHYSIOLOGY OF CEREBRAL BLOODFLOW.

PHYSIOLOGY OF CEREBRAL BLOODFLOW.


THE EFFECTS OF GENERAL ANAESTHETICS ON CEREBRAL BLOODFLOW AND CEREBRAL METABOLISM.


ADJUNCTS TO NEUROSURGICAL ANAESTHESIA.

ADJUNCTS TO NEUROSURGICAL ANAESTHESIA.


RESPIRATION AND THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.


GENERAL ANAESTHESIA FOR INTRACRANIAL SURGERY.


MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF JUVENILE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


MICROBIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON N-SUCCINYL-PERIMYCIN: THE DETERMINATION OF SENSITIVITY OF CLINICAL STRAINS OF CANDIDA.


KINETICS OF MEPROBAMATE ELIMINATION IN HUMANS.


CLINICOLABORATORY EXPERIENCE WITH AMPICILLIN.


THE DETERMINATION OF SULFONAMIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BACTERIA.


THE INFLUENCE OF FUCIDIN ON THE HEALING OF EXTRACTION WOUNDS IN DOGS.


A COMPARISON OF THE ANALYTIC METHOD IN TWO STAGES OF A CHILD ANALYSIS.


THE CONTRIBUTION OF DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROLOGY TO CHILD PSYCHIATRY.


PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF EGO FUNCTIONS IN THE MIDDLE PHASE OF TREATMENT OF PSYCHOTIC CHILDREN.


OBSERVATIONS IN FIVE JAPANESE HOMES.

OBSERVATIONS IN FIVE JAPANESE HOMES.


MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN ISRAELI COLLECTIVES: KIBBUTZIM.


SOME THOUGHTS ON SCHIZOPHRENIA IN CHILDHOOD.


DEVELOPMENTAL LANGUAGE DISABILITY SIMULATING MENTAL RETARDATION.


CONDENSATION OF CONFLICTS BY NUMBER LANGUAGE IN A CHILDHOOD PSYCHOSIS.


THE EFFECTS OF THE DURATION OF TREATMENTS WITH OESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE ON THE HORMONAL INDUCTION OF MAMMARY GROWTH AND LACTATION IN THE GOAT.


THE EFFECTS OF CALCIUM ON PROTEIN-BINDING AND METABOLISM OF ARGININE VASOPRESSIN IN RATS.


CORPUS LUTEUM CONTROL IN HYSTERECTOMIZED GUINEA-PIGS.


THE ANTIDIURETIC EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUS AND INTRACAROTID INFUSION OF CALCIUM CHLORIDE IN HYDRATED RATS.


PLASMA 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS AND 17-OXOSTEROIDS IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER AND IN NORMAL WOMEN.


THE PREPARATION OF BOVINE NEUROPHYSIN AND THE ESTIMATION OF ITS MAXIMUM CAPACITY TO BIND OXYTOCIN AND ARGININE VASOPRESSIN.


STUDIES ON THE MECHANISMS OF NIDATION. XV. THE EFFECT OF CERVICAL GANGLIONECTOMY.


THE EFFECT OF GROWTH HORMONE AND PROLACTIN PREPARATIONS ON THE CONTROL BY INTERSTITIAL CELL-STIMULATING HORMONE OF UPTAKE OF 65-ZN BY THE RAT DORSOLATERAL PROSTATE.


THE POTENTIATING ACTION OF MAGNESIUM AND MANGANESE ON THE OXYTOCIC EFFECT OF SOME OXYTOCIN ANALOGUES.


OESTROGEN AND THE DECIDUAL CELL REACTION OF IMPLANTATION IN MICE.


URINARY GONADOTROPHIN EXCRETION IN HYPOGONADAL MEN.


HISTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF OESTROGEN, PROGESTERONE AND RELAXIN ON GLYCOGEN, AMYLOPHOSPHORYLASE, TRANSGLYCOSYLASE AND URIDINE DIPHOSPHATE GLUCOSE-GLYCOGEN TRANSFERASE IN UTERI OF MICE.


EFFECT OF FLAVONOID COMPOUNDS ON PROGESTERONE IN PROGESTATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.


THE EFFECT OF PREGNANCY ON PINEAL WEIGHT IN THE RAT.


AN OBSERVATION ON THE VAGINAL SMEAR OF THE RAT.


THE UPTAKE OF (131-I)TRIIODOTHYRONINE FROM SERUM BY RESIN-IMPREGNATED PAPER IN VITRO.


INFLUENCE OF HEAT AND PEPSIN DIGESTION ON THE IMMUNOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SHEEP PROLACTIN.


EFFECT OF PROLACTIN ON PLASMA SODIUM IN THE TELEOST, POECILIA LATIPINNA.


VITAMIN B6 ANTAGONISTS AND GROWTH OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA. II. CHARACTERISTIC PHENOMENON ON GROWTH INHIBITION OF LEUCONOSTOC MESENTEROIDES IN THE PRESENCE OF DL-ALANINE.


SYNTHESIS OF PYRIDOXAL-5-PHOSPHATE AND ITS RELATED COMPOUNDS.


STUDIES ON FATTY ACID ESTERS OF FLAVINS. IV. FATE OF INJECTED FATTY ACID ESTERS OF RIBOFLAVIN IN RABBITS.


ANGIOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER.


THE RADIOISOTOPE RENOGRAM: A COMPARISON OF QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE INTERPRETATION.


SUDDEN DEATH DURING TREATMENT WITH PHENOTHIAZINE DERIVATIVES.


SOCIAL FACTORS IN OBESITY.

SOCIAL FACTORS IN OBESITY.


TUBERCULOSIS MORTALITY IN THE UNITED STATES, 1900 TO 1960.


MEDICINE AND THE CULTURAL BACKGROUND: AN 18TH-CENTURY VIEW.


THE DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE TEACHING HOSPITAL: A REVISED GUIDE TO FUNCTION.


LOW BACK PAIN: AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF A COMMON COMPLAINT.


AMA MEMBERS' RETIREMENT PLAN.

AMA MEMBERS' RETIREMENT PLAN.


CHRISTIAN FENGER (1840-1902) IMMIGRANT DANE IN CHICAGO.


CLINITEST-TABLET INGESTION AND STRICTURE OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


HYPERTENSIVE ENCEPHALOPATHY IN PERIODIC PERITONITIS WITH AMYLOID NEPHROSIS.


INFLATABLE SPLINT FOR SKI INJURIES.

INFLATABLE SPLINT FOR SKI INJURIES.


HEMOBILIA SECONDARY TO INTRAHEPATIC ANEURYSM OF THE HEPATIC ARTERY: REPORT OF A CASE WITH CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS.


THYROIDITIS: PRIVATE PRACTICE COMPARED WITH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.


AN ANACHRONISM: FREE CARE FOR MERCHANT SEAMEN.


CONVULSIONS, HYPERGLYCEMIA, AND GLYCOSURIA FROM OVERDOSE OF NALIDIXIC ACID.


SUICIDE BY THE INGESTION OF TRANYLCYPROMINE.


COMPARISONS OF BLOOD PRESSURES AND BLOOD CHOLESTEROL LEVELS OF NEW GUINEANS AND AUSTRALIANS.


GASTROPHOTOGRAPHY.

GASTROPHOTOGRAPHY.


"AZETEPA": A NEW ALKYLATING AGENT.

"AZETEPA": A NEW ALKYLATING AGENT.


ACUTE DYSTONIC REACTION FOLLOWING THIETHYLPERAZINE ("TORECAN") THERAPY.


THE SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS IN THE ARMY.

THE SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS IN THE ARMY.


SIR VICTOR COPPLESON AND POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA.


COPPER BALANCE STUDIES DURING THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH WILSON'S DISEASE.


ACID-BASE BALANCE CHANGES DURING HEMODIALYSIS.


GLUCAGON AND PLASMA ARACHIDONIC ACID.

GLUCAGON AND PLASMA ARACHIDONIC ACID.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE HYPONATREMIA OF ACUTE INFECTIONS.


EFFECT OF DIETARY IODINE ON SERUM INORGANIC AND SALIVARY IODINE.


EFFECTS OF BENZOTHIADIAZINE DRUGS ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM.


EXCRETION OF ALDOSTERONE IN INAPPROPRIATE SECRETION OF ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE FOLLOWING HEAD TRAUMA.


ACCUMULATION OF POLYGLUCOSIDES IN ANAEROBIC RAT LIVER.


HEPATIC PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND LIPID METABOLISM IN GENETICALLY  OBESE RATS.


FURTHER STUDIES ON THE STIMULATION OF HEPATIC MICROSOMAL DRUG METABOLIZING ENZYMES BY DDT AND ITS ANALOGS.


RELATIVE POTENCY OF CODEINE, METHADONE AND DIHYDROMORPHINONE TO MORPHINE IN SELF-MAINTAINED ADDICT RATS.


MULTIVARIANT ANALYSIS OF CLINICAL AND PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.


FACILITATORY EFFECTS OF 5-HYDROXY-TRYPTAMINE ON THE CRAYFISH NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION.


BACTERIOLOGIC STUDIES IN ACNE: EFFECTS OF ADMINISTRATION OF SYSTEMIC ANTIBIOTICS.


ALTERATIONS OF PALMS AND SOLES, INDICATORS OF INTERNAL DISEASE.


AMNIOTIC FLUID ANALYSIS IN ANTEPARTUM MANAGEMENT OF RH HEMOLYTIC DISEASE.


DYSPHAGIA AND WEIGHT LOSS.

DYSPHAGIA AND WEIGHT LOSS.


ASCORBIC ACID IN METABOLISM OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE, POSSIBLE ROLE.


VIRUS DISEASE IN PREGNANCY.

VIRUS DISEASE IN PREGNANCY.


PULMONARY CARBON DIOXIDE EMBOLISM DURING FALLOPIAN TUBE INSUFFLATION.


CONCURRENT LEIOMYOSARCOMA AND SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF ESOPHAGUS.


JAMES GRAINGER, M.D., 1721 (?) TO 1766: POETRY AND TROPICAL MEDICINE.


OFFICIAL MEDICOLEGAL INVESTIGATION IN THE UNITED STATES.


QUANTITATIVE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN NORMAL HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES.


HEPATIC IRON STORES IN THREE DIFFERENT RACIAL GROUPS.


A TECHNIQUE FOR SILVER SHADOWING OF HUMAN CHROMOSOMES.


THE DISORDER OF CALCIUM METABOLISM IN SARCOIDOSIS.


AN INVESTIGATION INTO CASES OF SUSPECTED POISONING IN AFRICANS IN NORTHERN RHODESIA.


MULTIPLE SPLEENS IN A CASE OF ARRESTED ROTATION OF THE MID-GUT LOOP.


THE EFFECT OF DIETARY THERAPY ON ABNORMAL CARBOHYDRATE AND FAT METABOLISM.


ANGIOFOLLICULAR HYPERPLASIA OF AN ABDOMINAL LYMPH NODE.


TRAUMATIC SEPARATION OF THE TENDO-ACHILLES.


ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY: CLINICAL ASPECTS OF DIALYSIS.


GERIATRIC GYNECOLOGY.

GERIATRIC GYNECOLOGY.


HALOTHANE AND SHOCK.

HALOTHANE AND SHOCK.


INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS, AN AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF DNA- AND RNA-SYNTHESIS.


ERYTHROPOIETIN IN SERUM FROM PATIENTS WITH LEUCOSIS. ASSAYS IN STARVED RATS.


IDIOPATHIC HAEMOSIDEROSIS.

IDIOPATHIC HAEMOSIDEROSIS.


THE EFFECT OF EDTA AND ACD ON THE RECOVERY AND SURVIVAL OF CR51-LABELLED BLOOD PLATELETS.


THE EFFECT OF DESFERRIOXAMINE ON IRON METABOLISM IN MAN.


THE BINDING OF VITAMIN B12 ADDED IN VITRO AND IN VIVO TO NORMAL HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS SEPARATED ON ION EXCHANGE CELLULOSE.


ON THE OCCURRENCE OF METHYLCOBALAMINE IN HUMAN LIVER.


FLUORESCENCE OF ERYTHROCYTES AFTER A CHEMICAL CONVERSION OF HAEMOGLOBIN.


METASTASIS OF A BREAST CARCINOMA TO AN INTRACEREBRAL OLIGODENDROGLIOMA.


EXPERIMENTAL INTERACTION OPACITY OF THE CORNEA.


GLAUCOMA SIMPLEX IN DIABETES MELLITUS.

GLAUCOMA SIMPLEX IN DIABETES MELLITUS.


DOSAGE TO THE LENS IN RADIOGRAPHY ABOUT THE HEAD AND NECK.


MICROPHTHALMIA WITH ASSOCIATED PSEUDOGLIOMATOSIS OF THE RETINA AND PSEUDOGLIOMATOUS ORBITAL CYST.


CAN THE RECOVERY RATE OF THE INTRAOCULAR VOLUME BE USED FOR MEASUREMENTS OF THE AQUEOUS INFLOW?RESEARCHES ON NORMAL HUMAN AND RABBIT EYES.


THE EFFECT OF THE LENS ON THE ULTRASONIC FIELD IN DIAGNOSIS OF THE EYE BY ULTRASOUND.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE EYEBALL ON THE ULTRASONIC FIELD OF THE TRANSDUCER AND ITS DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE.


THE ECHOGRAM OF THE NORMAL AND OPAQUE LENS.


ANTIGLAUCOMATOUS SCLERECTOMY. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS IN TAY-SACHS' AND NIEMANN-PICK'S DISEASES. (A CLINICAL, PATHOLOGICAL, HISTOCHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION).


A HOSPITAL EPIDEMIC OF KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS CAUSED BY ADENOVIRUS TYPE 7 IN HELSINKI.


THE DIFFERENCE IN OCULAR PRESSURE IN THE TWO EYES OF THE SAME PERSON: IN INDIVIDUALS WITH HEALTY EYES AND IN PATIENTS WITH GLAUCOMA SIMPLEX.


THE STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE IN THE POPULATION.


UNILATERAL ACUTE RISE IN INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE FOLLOWING LONG-TERM BILATERAL LOCAL TREATMENT WITH PREDNISONE (ULTRACORTENOL) IN A CASE OF UVEITIS.


STABLE CALCIUM ISOTOPES AS TRACERS IN STUDIES OF MINERAL METABOLISM.


REPRODUCTIVE ABILITY IN WOMAN.

REPRODUCTIVE ABILITY IN WOMAN.


THE RH PROBLEM IN OBSTETRICS AND A NEW CONCEPT OF ITS MANAGEMENT USING AMNIOCENTESIS AND SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC SCANNING OF AMNIOTIC FLUID.


MONOARTICULAR ARTHRITIS IN CHILDREN.

MONOARTICULAR ARTHRITIS IN CHILDREN.


INTRA-CELLULAR LIPIDS OF CARTILAGE.

INTRA-CELLULAR LIPIDS OF CARTILAGE.


HEBERDEN ORATION, 1964. SOME IMMUNOLOGIC ASPECTS OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASES.


EXTRA-CELLULAR LIPID IN THE MATRIX OF HUMAN ARTICULAR CARTILAGE.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF A CASE OF DERMATOMYOSITIS.


CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE L.E.-CELL PHENOMENON IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


MEDIASTINAL GRANULOMA. A 15-YEAR EXPERIENCE.


SUBFERTILITY BEFORE AND AFTER THE DEVELOPMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IN WOMEN.


CUSHING'S SYNDROME IN ASSOCIATION WITH CARCINOMA OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT.


RARE ANOMALIES OF CORONARY CIRCULATION AMENABLE TO SURGICAL CORRECTIONS. LEFT CORONARY TO PULMONARY ARTERY FISTULA AND SUPERNUMERARY CORONARY ARTERY.


HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH HEMODILUTION PRIMING OF A ROTATING DISC OXYGENATOR.


DEOXYCYTIDYLATE AMINOHYDROLASE DURING EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF RANA ESCULENTA.


ISOLATION OF 3'-DEOXYADENOSINE (CORDYCEPIN) FROM THE LIQUID MEDIUM OF CORDYCEPS MILITARIS (L. EX FR.) LINK.


UTILIZATION OF 8-AZAPURINES BY YEASTS.

UTILIZATION OF 8-AZAPURINES BY YEASTS.


COMPOSITION OF BACTERIAL RIBOSOMAL RNA. HETEROGENEITY WITHIN A GIVEN ORGANISM.


INHIBITION OF HUMAN TUMOR CELLS BY CORDYCEPIN.


EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT EXTRACTION PROCEDURES ON THE MOLECULAR CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIAL RIBOSOMAL RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


ON THE MECHANISM OF 5-FLUOROURACIL-INDUCED RESISTANCE TO ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


SYNTHESIS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN REGENERATING RAT LIVER AFTER PARTIAL HEPATECTOMY.


THE INCORPORATION OF ADENYLATE INTO POLYADENYLATE AND OLIGORIBONUCLEOTIDES BY AN ENZYME FROM RAT LIVER.


A STUDY OF THE SYNTHESIS AND INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS IN DUCK ERYTHROCYTES.


THE EFFECT OF GLUTAMIC ACID ANALOGS ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF GLUTAMIC ACID DECARBOXYLASE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI.


SOME PROPERTIES OF NUCLEIC ACIDS EXTRACTED WITH PHENOL.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN NUCLEAR RESIDUAL PROTEIN.


DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID-DEPENDENT INCORPORATION OF AMINO ACIDS INTO THE PROTEINS OF CHLOROPLASTS ISOLATED FROM ANUCLEATE ACETABULARIA FRAGMENTS.


ON THE USE OF ACTINOMYCIN FOR OBSERVING THE TURNOVER OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


MACROMOLECULAR SYNTHESIS DURING SYNCHRONOUS GROWTH OF ESCHERICHIA COLI B/R.


A RAPID SEPARATION OF THYROXINE AND SOME OF ITS ANALOGUES BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY.


ENZYMIC PREPARATION OF RADIOACTIVE OROTIDINE 5'-PHOSPHATE.


HETEROGENEITY OF SERINE-ACCEPTOR RIBONUCLEIC ACID.


ISOLATION OF A DNA-RNA COMPLEX FROM CHLORELLA CELLS.


THE ACTION OF ALPHA-METHYLDOPA IN THE BRAIN.


INFLUENCE OF HORMONES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


EFFECT OF ERYTHROPOIETINE ON (14C)FORMATE INCORPORATION INTO RAT BONE MARROW RNA.


THE USE OF TENDON SURGERY TO IMPROVE FUNCTION OF THE HAND IN QUADRIPLEGIA.


THE REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT, ESSONDALE.


METHOD OF MEASUREMENT FOR WALKING APPLIANCES.


THE VERSATILE OCCLUSAL DENTAL X-RAY FILM. I.


SYNTHESIS OF N-BENZOYL-2'-O-TETRAHYDROPYRANYLGUANOSINE-5'-PHOSPHATE, AN INTERMEDIATE IN THE CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF POLYRIBOGUANYLIC ACID.


SYNTHESIS OF SOME MONOFUNCTIONAL GUANOSINE NUCLEOTIDES.


ON THE MECHANISM OF RING A CLEAVAGE IN THE DEGRADATION OF 9,10-SECO STEROIDS BY MICROORGANISMS.


A NEW ROUTE TO ESTRONE FROM STEROLS.

A NEW ROUTE TO ESTRONE FROM STEROLS.


COENZYME Q. LXII. STRUCTURE AND SYNTHESIS OF RHODOQUINONE, A NATURAL AMINOQUINONE OF THE COENZYME Q GROUP.


ENZYMATIC STEREOSPECIFICITY IN THE CONVERSION OF OLEIC ACID TO 10-HYDROXYSTERARIC ACID.


METABOLISM OF BENZENE HEXACHLORIDE ISOMERS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS IN VITRO. I. PROPERTIES AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE ENZYME.


HOUSE FLY ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASES AND THEIR INHIBITION BY INSECTICIDAL ORGANOTIN COMPOUNDS.


TOXICITY OF SOME STRAIGHT CHAIN SATURATED FATTY ACIDS TO HOUSE FLY LARVAE.


DETOXICATION OF DIMETILAN IN COCKROACHES AND HOUSE FLIES.


INVESTIGATIONS ON TRANSMISSABILITY OF MORAXELLA BOVIS BY THE FACE FLY.


COMPOUNDS CAUSING STERILITY IN ADULT HOUSE FLIES.


SELECTIVE SYNERGISM OF CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES ON HOUSE FLIES BY ARYLOXYALKYLAMINES.


THE INCIDENCE, IMPORTANCE, AND CONTROL OF INSECTS FOUND IN STORED FOOD AND FOOD-HANDLING AREAS OF SHIPS.


REFINEMENTS FOR COLLECTING AND PROCESSING STICKY FLY TAPES USED FOR SAMPLING POPULATIONS OF DOMESTIC FLIES.


PARATHION ACTIVATION ENZYMES IN THE FAT BODY MICROSOMES OF THE AMERICAN COCKROACH.


TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON TOXICITY OF SYNERGIZED CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES ON HOUSE FLIES.


CONTROL OF MINK MYIASIS CAUSED BY THE LARVAE OF WOHLFAHRTIA VIGIL.


CHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY OF SUSCEPTIBLE AND RESISTANT STRAINS OF MALATHION-POISONED GERMAN COCKROACHES.


COMPETITION BETWEEN DDT-RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE HOUSE FLIES.


AN OLFACTOMETER FOR USE IN THE STUDY OF MOSQUITO ATTRACTANTS.


A CHROMOSOME STUDY OF CHINESE CHILDREN WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME.


RING CHROMOSOME MOSAICISM IN A SEVERELY SUBNORMAL CHILD WITH MULTIPLE CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS.


AGE OF APPEARANCE OF OSSIFICATION CENTRES OF THE HAND AND WRIST IN CHILDREN WITH DOWN'S DISEASE.


A SURVEY OF 782 CASES OF MENTAL DEFICIENCY.


THE INFLUENCE OF SERUM BILIRUBIN LEVELS UPON THE ULTIMATE DEVELOPMENT OF LOW BIRTHWEIGHT INFANTS.


THE SYNDROME OF ATHETOID CEREBRAL PALSY, MENTAL DEFICIENCY, SELF-MUTILATION AND HYPERURICEMIA.


EFFECTS OF ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS ON CHICKEN-EMBRYO LIMB BUDS GRAFTED ONTO THE CHORIOALLANTOIC MEMBRANE.


INHIBITION OF SKIN TUMORIGENESIS IN STRAIN B6AF1-J FEMALE MICE WITH MALEIC ANHYDRIDE.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SKIN HOMOGRAFTS OF NORMAL DONORS AND DONORS WITH MALIGNANT NEOPLASIA IN A HOST WITH MALIGNANT DISEASE. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


GROWTH OF HUMAN BREAST NEOPLASMS IN CELL CULTURE.


SCREENING FOR GALACTOSEMIA AMONG MENTALLY RETARDED PATIENTS.


CHARACTERISTICS AND MODE OF GROWTH OF TISSUE CULTURE STRAIN (EB1) OF HUMAN LYMPHOBLASTS FROM BURKITT'S LYMPHOMA.


FINE STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION OF HUMAN LYMPHOBLASTS OF A TISSUE CULTURE STRAIN (EB1) FROM BURKIT'S LYMPHOMA.


AGING AND CANCERIGENESIS. II. EFFECT OF AGE ON PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE RETICULOENDOTHIAL SYSTEM AND ON TUMOR GROWTH.


CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC EFFECTS ON MAMMALIAN TUMOR CELLS. I. MODIFICATION OF LEUKEMIA L1210 GROWTH KINETICS AND KARYOTYPE WITH AN ALKYLATING AGENT.


A METHOD FOR PREDICTING MALIGNANT TUMOR DESTRUCTION BY LASER RADIATION.


TRANSFER OF IMMUNITY TO SARCOMA I HOMOGRAFTS IN NEWBORN MICE.


EFFECTS OF FEEDING BENZO(A)PYRENE ON FERTILITY, EMBRYOS, AND YOUNG MICE.


BURKITT TUMOR: TISSUE CULTURE, CYTOGENETIC AND VIRUS STUDIES.


METHYL-2-CYANOACRYLATE (EASTMAN 910) IN EXPERIMENTAL VASCULAR SURGERY WITH A NOTE ON EXPERIMENTAL ARTERIAL ANEURYSMS.


RATE STUDIES ON THE ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF ASCORBIC ACID. 3. RATE OF FORMATION OF FURFURAL.


POLYMERIC PHARMACEUTICAL COATING MATERIALS. I. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES.


SYNTHESIS OF POTENTIAL DUAL ANTAGONISTS. 3. RING-SUBSTITUTED ETHYL (BIS(1-AZIRIDINYL)PHOSPHINYL)CARBAMATES.


KBIOLOGICAL DISPOSITION OF NOSCAPINE. I. KINETICS OF METABOLISM, URINARY EXCRETION, AND ORGAN DISTRIBUTION.


QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF NEOMYCIN SULFATE BY THIN-LAYER  CHROMATOGRAPHY.


SOLUBILITY STUDIES ON CERTAIN BARBITURATES.


EFFECTS OF HEAVY WATER ON ATROPA BELLADONNA.


SOLUBILIZATION AND EVALUATION OF POLY-N-VINYL-5-METHYL-2-OXAZOLIDINONE BARBITURATE SYSTEMS.


EFFECT OF VISCOSITY ON DRUG ABSORPTION.

EFFECT OF VISCOSITY ON DRUG ABSORPTION.


DEAGGREGATION IN OIL-IN-WATER EMULSIONS. I. INFLUENCE OF ELECTROLYTES.


DEAGGREGATION IN OIL-IN-WATER EMULSIONS. II. INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOLS AND DIOCTYL SODIUM SULFOSUCCINATE.


PHYTOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF ACACIA ANGUSTISSIMA.


FACTORS MODIFYING CHLORPROMAZINE HYPERTHERMIA IN YOUNG ALBINO MICE.


CENTRAL ACTIVITY OF AQUEOUS EXTRACTS OF PIPER METHYSTICUM (KAVA).


RHEOMETRIC STUDY OF PARTICLE-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS IN SUSPENSIONS.


EFFECT OF EMULSIFIER CONCENTRATION AND TYPE ON THE PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF EMULSIONS.


ELECTROCAPILLARY CURVES OF EPHEDRINE AND PSEUDOEPHEDRINE.


SYNTHESIS OF SEVERAL N-HALOACYL ANALOGS OF ALPHA, ALPHA-DIPHENYL-4-PIPERIDINEMETHANOL AS POTENTIAL ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS.


RELIABILITY OF ACCELERATED STORAGE TESTS TO PREDICT STABILITY OF VITAMINS (A, B-1, C) IN TABLETS.


EFFECT OF DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE ALONE AND COMBINED WITH N-DIMETHYLAMINO SUCCINAMIC ACID (B995) OR (2-CHLOROETHYL)TRIMETHYLAMMONIUM CHLORIDE (CCC) ON THE GROWTH AND ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS OF DATURA TATULA.


IN VITRO ADSORPTION OF SOME ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUGS BY VARIOUS ANTACIDS.


SYNTHESIS AND PRELIMINARY PHARMACOLOGY OF 2-AMINOPHENOL DERIVATIVES.


COMPLEX INTERACTION OF STARCHES WITH CERTAIN DRUG PHARMACEUTICALS.


RATE OF ANHYDRIDE FORMATION IN TARTRATE BUFFER SYSTEM. NATURE OF REACTION PRODUCT WITH ANILINE.


SIMPLIFIED HANDLING OF MULTIPLE EXTRACTION SAMPLES.


HOPPER FLOW ELECTROSTATICS OF TABLETING MATERIAL. I. INSTRUMENTATION AND ACETAMINOPHEN FORMULATIONS.


QUANTITATIVE REACTION FOR PENTYLENETETRAZOLE.


SEPARATION OF THE ALKALOIDAL CONSTITUENTS OF WRIGHTIA TOMENTOSA BY PAPER PARTITION CHROMATOGRAPHY.


ALTERATIONS IN THE ABSORPTION OF SULFISOXAZOLE FROM GUINEA PIG INTESTINE.


IDENTIFICATION AND ASSAY OF PHENMETRAZINE AND PHENDIMETRAZINE IN PHARMACEUTICAL DOSAGE FORMS.


NEW INDICATOR FOR THE COMPLEXOMETRIC TITRATION OF CALCIUM WITH EDTA.


REACTION OF PIPERINE WITH NITRIC ACID. ADAPTATION TO QUANTITATIVE ASSAY OF THE PIPERINE CONTENT OF PEPPER.


EFFECT OF ULTRASOUND ENERGY ON HYDROLYSIS OF ASPIRIN.


SYNTHESIS OF 6-HEPTENOIC ACID.

SYNTHESIS OF 6-HEPTENOIC ACID.


SOME KINETIC AND THERMODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF APOMORPHINE DEGRADATION.


DIFFUSION OF DRUGS IN MODIFIED GELATIN FILMS.


CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF POLYVALENT IODINE COMPOUNDS. 3. ACUTE TOXICITY OF 1,3-DIHYDRO-1-HYDROXY-3-OXO-1,2-BENZIODOXOLE.


PHOSPHORUS-NITROGEN COMPOUNDS. 3. PHENYL ESTERS OF N-TOLYL-AND N-PYRIDYLTHIOCARBAMYLPHOSPHORAMIDIC ACIDS.


PHOTOCHEMICAL ISOMERIZATION. SYNTHESIS OF ANTI-ISONICOTINALDEHYDE OXIME DERIVATIVES.


AN UNUSUAL PATTERN OF TRITIATED THYMIDINE INCORPORATION IN EUGLENA.


THE MORPHOLOGY AND BIOLOGY OF PYXICOLA NOLANDI N. SP. (CILIATA, PERITRICHIDA, VAGINICOLIDAE).


PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE RUMEN CILIATE, OPHRYOSCOLEX PURKYNEI STEIN.


ELECTROKINETIC PROPERTIES OF ENTAMOEBA INVADENS, RODHAIN 1934.


FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF INFECTIONS WITH BABESIA BIGEMINA.


INTERMEDIATE METABOLISM OF CARBOHYDRATES IN MAYORELLA PALESTINENSIS.


INHIBITION BY CHLORAMPHENICOL OF CHLOROPHYLL AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND GROWTH IN EUGLENA GRACILIS.


INFLUENCE OF PH ON INCIDENCE OF AUTOMATICITY IN DOG PAPILLARY MUSCLE STIMULATED IN POTASSIUM-DEFICIENT MEDIA.


A METHOD FOR THE DEMONSTRATION OF BOTH ACETYCHOLINESTERASE AND CATECHOLAMINE IN THE SAME NERVE TRUNK.


CYLIC VARIATIONS OF THE FREQUENCY OF NEUTROPHIL LEUCOCYTES WITH "ANDROGEN-INDUCED" NUCLEUS APPENDAGES IN AN ADULT MAN.


IDENTIFICATION OF 1-METHYLIMIDAZOLE-4-ACETIC ACID--A HISTAMINE METABOLITE--BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


AN AUTOCATALYTIC MODEL OF POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE IN BIOCHEMICAL SWITCHING MECHANISMS.


ADENOSINE DIPHOSPHATE PRODUCTION FROM ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE BY RAT MYOFIBRILS: INHIBITION BY RELAXING FACTOR GRANULES.


THE EFFECT OF PHYTOGENIC ANABOLIC STEROID IN THE ACCELERATION OF FRACTURE REPAIR.


EFFECT OF ACTINOMYCIN D UPON THE IMMUNE RESPONSES TO TETANUS TOXOID.


EFFECT OF PH AND IONIZING RADIATION ON THE ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE DEPLETION OF NOREPINEPHRINE FROM THE HEART BY EPSILON AMINO CAPROIC ACID.


THE RELATION BETWEEN THE LEVELS OF MICROSOMAL CYTOCHROMES AND MEPERIDINE N-DEMETHYLASE ACTIVITY IN RAT LIVER.


THE ENZYMIC CONVERSION OF ARACHIDONIC ACID TO PROSTAGLANDIN E2 WITH ACETONE POWDER PREPARATIONS OF BOVINE SEMINAL VESICLES.


REGIONAL AND CIRCADIAN DIFFERENCES IN CEREBRAL CORTICAL SEROTONIN CONCENTRATIONS.


STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM OF 5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE (SEROTONIN). 3. THE EFFECT OF GOLDTHIOGLUCOSE (GTG) INDUCED OBESITY.


INFLUENCE OF NITRATE AND NITRITE ON CAROTENE DISAPPEARANCE FROM THE RAT INTESTINE.


ACCUMULATION OF IRON IN HIGHER PLANT CELL WALLS.


ON THE QUALITY OF MAN PARAMETERS.

ON THE QUALITY OF MAN PARAMETERS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC LOCALIZATION OF CHOLINESTERASES IN A SYMPATHETIC GANGLION BY A GOLD-THIOLACETIC ACID METHOD.


EFFECTS ON RATS OF VARYING DIETARY CORN OIL IN CONJUNCTION WITH FEEDING 20,25-DIAZA-CHOLESTEROL.


A REVISED METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TOTAL CHOLESTEROL IN BLOOD.


PLASMA ELECTROLYTE CONCENTRATION IN TOAD (BUFO MELANOSTICTUS) DURING HIBERNATION AND NONHIBERNATION.


SENSITIVITY OF THROMBIN AND AUTOPROTHROMBIN C TO SELECTED ENZYME INHIBITORS.


STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS FOR INTESTINAL STIMULATION BY TETRAHYDROAMINOACRIDINE (THA) AND 9-ALKYL THA HOMOLOGUES.


MECHANISM OF LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE (LDH) ELEVATION IN VIRUS-INFECTED HOSTS.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CONTENTS OF ADRENALINE, NORADRENALINE AND DOPAMINE IN THE RETINA AND ITS ADAPTATIONAL STATE.


SEDIMENTATION ANALYSIS OF INFLUENZA VIRUS SUSPENSION TREATED BY CASEINASE C FROM STREPTOMYCES ALBUS G.


EFFECT OF BETA-ADRENERGIC BLOCKADE OR NICOTINIC ACID ON NOREPINEPHRINE-INDUCED INCREASES IN PLASMA FREE FATTY ACIDS AND TOTAL CHOLESTEROL IN THE DOG.


VARIABILITY IN GRAIN COUNT/DNA RELATION IN MOUSE THYMOCYTES LABELLED WITH THYMIDINE.


GLUCOSE CONSUMPTION OF CULTURED CELLS BEFORE AND AFTER INFECTION WITH ENTEROVIRUSES OR VIRUS NUCLEIC ACIDS.


CHANGES IN SERUM SODIUM AND POTASSIUM IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


MIXED TUMOR OF THE CHEEK; REPORT OF A CASE.


GONADAL DOSES RESULTING FROM PANORAMIC X-RAY EXAMINATIONS OF THE TEETH.


CAVERNOUS SINUS THROMBOSIS WITH GENERALIZED SEPTICEMIA; REPORT OF A FATAL CASE FOLLOWING DENTAL EXTRACTION.


CONDENSING OSTEITIS.

CONDENSING OSTEITIS.


SEVERE POSTEXTRACTION BLEEDING AS A PRESENTING FEATURE IN A CASE OF MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


CALCULUS FORMATION IN THE MAXILLARY SINUS.


ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF MARFAN'S SYNDROME.


UNCOMMON TUMORS OF THE TONGUE (LIPOMA AND LEIOMYOFIBROMA); REPORT OF TWO CASES.


NUTRITIONAL MAINTENANCE OF THE ORAL FRACTURE PATIENT.


THE EFFECTS OF LASER RADIATION ON TEETH, DENTAL PULP, AND ORAL MUCOSA OF EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF PULPITIS AND HYPEREMIA TO THERMAL SENSITIVITY.


MULTIPLE MYELOMA WITH MANIFESTATION OF A BONY LESION IN THE MAXILLA; REPORT OF A CASE.


EARLY REACTION IN BONE FOLLOWING THE USE OF BURS ROTATING AT CONVENTIONAL AND ULTRA SPEEDS; A COMPARISON STUDY.


ORAL SURGERY--ORAL PATHOLOGY CONFERENCE NO. 13, WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER.


CANINE MASTOCYTOMA. I. BLOOD COAGULATION TIME IN DOGS WITH MASTOCYTOMA.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE HEPATOCYTES OF SHEEP IN LANTANA POISONING.


HEREDITARY DISEASES.

HEREDITARY DISEASES.


EFFECTS OF ANESTHESIA ON METABOLISM AND CELLULAR FUNCTIONS. A WORKSHOP HELD UNDER THE COMMITTEE ON ANESTHESIA OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES--NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL.


CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF IMIPRAMINE AND RELATED ANTIDEPRESSANT COMPOUNDS.


DOPAMINE-BETA-HYDROXYLASE.

DOPAMINE-BETA-HYDROXYLASE.


THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF DEPRESSION.


PITFALLS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PSYCHIATRIC DISEASE.


SHORT-TERM PARENTERAL CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY FOR HAY FEVER AND ALLERGIC RHINITIS.


THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF RANCHO LA BREA BONE.


CYTOPLASMIC INHERITANCE OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THE CELL CORTEX IN PARAMECIUM AURELIA.


MOLECULAR COMPLEXES OF FLAVINS AND PHENOLS. IV. SEMIQUINONE HYDRIODIDE COMPLEXES.


GENETIC DAMAGE INDUCED BY ETHYLENIMINE.

GENETIC DAMAGE INDUCED BY ETHYLENIMINE.


CLONAL GROWTH OF MAMMALIAN CELLS IN A CHEMICALLY DEFINED, SYNTHETIC MEDIUM.


ELECTROCHEMICAL PRECIPITATION OF BLOOD CELLS ON METAL ELECTRODES: AN AID IN THE SELECTION OF VASCULAR PROSTHESES?


ADAPTIVE VARIATION IN THE BREEDING REGIME OF A TROPICAL SEA BIRD.


MEMBRANE POTENTIALS, RESISTANCE, AND ION PERMEABILITY IN SQUID GIANT AXONS INJECTED OR PERFUSED WITH PROTEASES.


CONTROL OF THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM IN SEROTONIN CONTENT OF THE RAT PINEAL GLAND.


ASSEMBLY OF MEMBRANE SUBUNITS.

ASSEMBLY OF MEMBRANE SUBUNITS.


COMPLEMENTARY STRUCTURE OF INTERACTING SITES AT THE ENDS OF LAMBDA DNA MOLECULES.


A DEMONSTRATION OF CODING DEGENERACY FOR LEUCINE IN THE SYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN.


DETERMINATION OF STOICHIOMETRY AND EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANTS FOR REVERSIBLY ASSOCIATING SYSTEMS BY MOLECULAR SIEVE CHROMATOGRAPHY.


ENZYMATIC HYDROXYLATION OF PROLINE IN MICROSOMAL POLYPEPTIDE LEADING TO FORMATION OF COLLAGEN.


MOLECULAR SIZE AND CIRCULARITY OF DNA IN CELLS OF MAMMALS AND HIGHER PLANTS.


CONTACT INHIBITION, MACROMOLECULAR SYNTHESIS, AND POLYRIBOSOMES IN CULTURED HUMAN DIPLOID FIBROBLASTS.


HYDROGEN EXCHANGE STUDIES OF DNA STRUCTURE.


CONTROL OF VIRAL MESSENGER RNA AFTER LAMBDA PHAGE INFECTION AND INDUCTION.


CODING AND CHARGING SPECIFICITIES OF SRNA'S ISOLATED BY COUNTERCURRENT DISTRIBUTION.


CONCERNING TRYPSINOGEN.

CONCERNING TRYPSINOGEN.


INDUCTION OF CELLULAR DNA SYNTHESIS BY POLYOMA VIRUS.


A SUGGESTIVE RELATIONSHIP OF NERVE CELL RNA WITH SPECIFIC SYNAPTIC SITES.


ACYL CARRIER PROTEIN. IV. THE IDENTIFICATION OF 4'-PHOSPHOPANTETHEINE AS THE PROSTHETIC GROUP OF THE ACYL CARRIER PROTEIN.


STAINING PROPERTIES OF LANTHANUM ON CELL MEMBRANES.


INDUCTION KINETICS AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF X-RAY-INDUCED MUTATIONS IN THE AD-3 REGION OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA.


ON THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL TREATMENTS OF OPTICAL ROTATORY DISPERSION OF POLYPEPTIDES AND PROTEINS.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY WITH HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID LENSES.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF RECOMBINATION-DEFICIENT MUTANTS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K12.


THE SELECTIVITY OF BIOSYNTHESIS OF GLUCOSYL COMPOUNDS AS ILLUSTRATED BY AN E. COLI MUTANT DEFECTIVE IN UDPG SYNTHETASE.


THE EVOLUTION OF MIND.

THE EVOLUTION OF MIND.


REACTIONS OF COENZYME Q IN THE DPNH DEHYDROGENASE SEGMENT OF THE RESPIRATORY CHAIN.


CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN MAN.

CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN MAN.


RECONSTRUCTIVE PROCEDURES IN HAND INJURIES.


PROBABILITY-LEARNING BY THE TURTLE.

PROBABILITY-LEARNING BY THE TURTLE. Tested in a two-choice situation, the painted turtle, Chrysemys picta picta, shows random probability-matching in visual problems and in confounded visual-spatial problems, but only maximizing or nonrandom matching (reward-following) in spatial problems. The results are compared with those of analogous experiments on fish, bird, and mammal.


DEGENERATIVE DISEASES OF THE HAND AND THEIR SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.


SATURATION IMMUNIZATION BY USE OF THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE.


QUANTITATIVE BARRIERS OF INFECTED SYNOVIUM TO PENICILLIN.


ROENTGENOLOGIC EVALUATION OF IMPERFORATE ANUS.


IDIOPATHIC NEONATAL GASTRIC PERFORATION.


RADIOLOGIC CLASSIFICATION OF COMMINUTED FRACTURES OF THE CRANIAL VAULT.


PRIMARY PULMONARY SPOROTRICHOSIS.

PRIMARY PULMONARY SPOROTRICHOSIS.


SELECTIVE GASTRIC VAGOTOMY.

SELECTIVE GASTRIC VAGOTOMY.


URETERO-ILEOSTOMY: EXPERIENCE WITH 55 CASES.


OPHTHALMOLOGY AND THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER.


PROPHYLAXIS AGAINST POSTSURGICAL KELOIDS: RESULTS IN 500 PATIENTS.


NEUROVASCULAR COMPRESSION SYNDROMES OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY.


MEDICAL GRAND ROUNDS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER.


HEREDITARY HEMORRHAGIC TELANGIECTASIA WITH MASSIVE BLEEDING FROM THE BOWEL COEXISTENT WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


BLADDER SYMPTOMS REFERRED FROM ANORECTAL DISEASE.


MALIGNANT CHANGES IN POST-PHLEBITIC ULCERS.


THE USE OF ECHO-ENCEPHALOGRAPHY IN NEUROLOGIC DIAGNOSIS.


THE TREATMENT OF LUNG CANCER AFTER A THOUSAND CASES.


CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH SODIUM IOTHALAMATE-80 PER CENT (ANGIO-CONRAY) IN CINEANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


ATTITUDES CONCERNING CANCER.

ATTITUDES CONCERNING CANCER.


CARDIODYNAMIC AND METABOLIC EFFECTS OF PROLONGED BED REST WITH DAILY RECUMBENT OR SITTING EXERCISE AND WITH SITTING INACTIVITY. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. AMRL-TDR-64-61.


STUDIES ON THE ANTIGENIC COMPONENTS OF THE S PROTEIN FROM DIFFERENT ANIMAL SPECIES. II. COMPARATIVE IMMUNOLOGIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN AND CERCOPITHECUS S PROTEINS.


DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ANTI-H AND ANTI-OI RED CELL ANTIBODIES.


BLOOD GROUP DISTRIBUTION IN PATIENTS WITH HAEMOCHROMATOSIS.


THE FLUCTUATION OF URINE ELECTROLYTE EXCRETION AND ITS RELATION TO MORTALITY OF MULTIPLE IRRADIATED MICE.


DOUBLE IMMUNODIFFUSION WITH AGAR-COATED PLASTIC FILM BASE.


VIRAL INFECTION AND IDIOPATHIC AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES: A HYPOTHESIS.


THE DETERIORATION OF BLOOD GROUP ANTIGENS AND ERYTHROCYTES STORED IN POORLY 'STRIPPED' PLASTIC TUBES.


STUDIES ON THE RH (D) ANTIGEN.

STUDIES ON THE RH (D) ANTIGEN.


RHESUS HAEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN AND THE ABO GROUPS.


METHODS IN QUANTITATIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION. I.


THE FORMATION OF PRECIPITATING ANTIBODIES AFTER MULTIPLE PREGNANCIES.


GM GROUPS AND ANTI-GM ANTIBODIES IN CHILDREN WITH COOLEY'S ANAEMIA.


OBSERVATIONS ON ANTIBODIES REACTING WITH ADULT AND CORD LE(A-B-) CELLS, WITH OH LE(A-B-) CELLS AND A SOLUBLE ANTIGEN PRESENT IN CERTAIN SALIVAS.


WOUND HEALING AFTER INDUCED HYPOTHERMIA.


CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY IN HAEMORRHAGIC SHOCK; STUDIES OF THE BLOOD-LYMPH BARRIER WITH DEXTRAN AS A TEST SUBSTANCE.


ABSENT EFFECT OF OXYPHENBUTAZONE (TANDERIL) UPON OEDEMA FOLLOWING OPERATION FOR DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE.


AN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND PSYCHIATRIC STUDY OF BURN CASES.


LATE RESULTS AFTER TRANSVENTRICULAR DILATATION OF MITRAL STENOSIS COMBINED WITH MITRAL INSUFFICIENCY EVALUATED BY SELECTIVE LEFT VENTRICULAR ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.


POSTOPERATIVE ELECTROLYTE AND WATER METABOLISM ON METHANDROSTENOLONE (DIANABOL) THERAPY.


REOPERATION FOR COARCTATION OF THE AORTA.


UNSUSPECTED STONES IN BILIARY PASSAGES.

UNSUSPECTED STONES IN BILIARY PASSAGES.


POSTOPERATIVE PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS.

POSTOPERATIVE PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS.


SEQUELS OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 162 PATIENTS.


THE AFFERENT-LOOP SYNDROME; A ROENTGEN AND CINEROENTGENOGRAPHIC STUDY.


PROGNOSIS OF GASTRIC CARCINOMA ANALYSED  IN A NORWEGIAN COUNTY.


PERCUTANEOUS DRAINAGE OF THE RENAL PELVIS FOR URAEMIA DUE TO OBSTRUCTED URINARY OUTFLOW.


NON-SPECIFIC STENOSING ULCERATION OF THE SMALL INTESTINE.


CHOLECYSTO-DUODENO-COLIC FISTULA. REPORT OF A CASE.


COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN EARLY INFANTILE AUTISM: AN EXAMINATION OF FOUR CASES BY MEANS OF THE WECHSLER INTELLIGENCE SCALE FOR CHILDREN.


CYSTIC, MYXOMATOUS ADVENTITIAL DEGENERATION OF THE RADIAL ARTERY WITH DEVELOPMENT OF GANGLION IN THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE; REPORT OF TWO CASES.


RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS STUDIES ON CHILDREN HOSPITALIZED DURING AN OUTBREAK OF RESPIRATORY ILLNESS IN FINLAND.


STUDIES OF MUTANTS OF ECHOVIRUS 6. 3. BEHAVIOR IN MONKEY AND HUMAN CELL CULTURE.


PREPARATION AND STANDARDIZATION OF COXSACKIEVIRUS REFERENCE ANTISERA. I. FOR TWENTY-FOUR GROUP A VIRUSES.


STUDIES OF MUTANTS OF ECHOVIRUS 6. II. ISOLATION FROM HUMAN ALIMENTARY TRACT.


PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC DISEASES AND DISTRIBUTION OF SELECTED PHYSIOLOGIC VARIABLES IN A TOTAL COMMUNITY, TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN.


STUDIES OF MUTANTS OF ECHOVIRUS 6. I. BIOLOGIC AND SEROLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS.


PRODUCTION OF INCOMPLETE VI ANTIBODY IN MAN BY TYPHOID VACCINE.


SALMONELLOSIS IN THE UNITED STATES RESULTS OF NATIONWIDE SURVEILLANCE.


Q FEVER STUDIES IN MONTANA. DETECTION OF ASYMPTOMATIC INFECTION AMONG RESIDENTS OF INFECTED DAIRY PREMISES.


A NATIONWIDE SERUM SURVEY OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RECRUITS, 1962. VI. TOXOPLASMA ANTIBODIES.


THE 1962 EPIDEMIC OF ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS IN FLORIDA. I. EPIDEMIOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS.


THE 1962 EPIDEMIC OF ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS IN FLORIDA. 3. A SURVEY FOR INAPPARENT INFECTIONS IN AN EPIDEMIC AREA.


THE 1962 EPIDEMIC OF ST. LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS IN FLORIDA. IV. CLINICAL FEATURES OF CASES OCCURRING IN THE TAMPA BAY AREA.


MECHANISM AND MANAGEMENT OF THROMBOPHLEBITIS.


CORONARY ENDARTERECTOMY IN CALVES.

CORONARY ENDARTERECTOMY IN CALVES.


EFFECT OF HIGH DOSES OF A SHORT-ACTING BARBITURATE (INACTIN) ON THE MYOCARDIAL BLOOD FLOW AS DETERMINED BY I-131.


EMBOLECTOMY IN THE LOWER LIMB VIA THE POPLITEAL ARTERY.


IMPROVED LONG-TERM SURVIVAL FOLLOWING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH FIBRINOLYTIC THERAPY.


THE MANAGEMENT AND MISMANAGEMENT OF ACUTE VENOUS THROMBOSIS (THROMBOPHLEBITIS) OF THE EXTREMITIES.


THE ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND HYPOGLYCEMIC EFFECTS OF PARGYLINE HYDROCHLORIDE.


THE VALUE OF CLINICAL ELECTRODIAGNOSIS.

THE VALUE OF CLINICAL ELECTRODIAGNOSIS.


ELECTRODIAGNOSTIC FINDINGS IN CLONIC FACIAL SPASM AND IN FACIO-HYPOGLOSSAL ANASTOMOSIS.


A TREATISE ON THE EFFECTS AND PROPERTIES OF COLD.


PERIOSTITIS DUE TO GIANT-CELL ARTERITIS.


COLLEGE PROGRAMS FOR ABLE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN CALIFORNIA.


THERAPY FOR YOUNG STUTTERES.

THERAPY FOR YOUNG STUTTERES.


UNDERACHIEVEMENT AND THE INTELLIGENT CREATIVE CHILD.


EDUCATION OF THE BLIND IN A DEVELOPING NATION: THE PHILIPPINE PROGRAM.


SOME TACTILE-KINESTHETIC PROCEDURES FOR TEACHING READING TO SLOW LEARNING CHILDREN.


CRAFTS FOR SEVERLY DISTURBED CHILDREN.

CRAFTS FOR SEVERLY DISTURBED CHILDREN.


TECHNOLOGY IN SPECIAL EDUCATION--SOME IMPLICATIONS.


A COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION OF THE PERSONALITY OF EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN AND THOSE OF A NORM GROUP OF CHILDREN.


CONTINUITY AND INTERVENTION IN EMOTIONAL DISTRUBANCE: A REVIEW.


WHY AND HOW.

WHY AND HOW.


THE VOCATIONAL VALUES OF SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS.


CHANGES IN INTELLECTUAL RATINGS OF CEREBRAL PALSIED CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT PRENURSERY SCHOOL TRAINING.


THE SAAC STORY; A NEW APPROACH TO EDUCATING THE GIFTED.


THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG SELECTED SUBJECT VARIABLES AND LEVEL OF CREATIVITY.


ILLINOIS TEACHER TRAINING PROJECT FOR TEACHERS OF THE TRAINABLE MENTALLY RETARDED.


THE RELATIONSHIP OF CREATIVITY TO SOCIAL CLASS.


CHEMICAL STERILIZATION OF FEMALE GUINEA-PIGS.


STUDIES ON SPONTANEOUS AND EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS ON A CELL LINE 'MSKM' DERIVED FROM MOUSE SKELETAL MUSCLE.


BEHAVIOURAL PATTERNS OF A HIGH MAMMARY TUMOUR STRAIN MICE SUBJECTED TO TOTAL MAMMECTOMY.


PROBABLE ROLE OF RIBOSOMES IN THE ALTERED CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM DURING INDUCED LIVER CARCINOGENESIS.


CADMIUM DAMAGE OF THE RAT TESTIS AND ITS PREVENTION.


ANTI-5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE ACTIVITY OF SOME SUBSTITUTED TRYPTAMINES.


BROMSULPHALEIN RETENTION IN RABBITS UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.


SELECTION FOR EGG NUMBER IN DROSOPHILA ON THE BASIS OF FAMILY MERITS.


ESTROGENIC ACTIVITY OF PASTURE PLANTS USED AS CATTLE FEED.


A NOTE ON THE ANTIFUNGAL SUBSTANCE PRODUCED BY PENICILLIUM VARIABILE SOPP.


EXCRETION OF CALCIUM DURING FASTING IN BUFFALOES (BOS BUBALIS L.).


TOTAL PLASMA PROTEIN AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF BUFFALOES (BOS BUBALIS L.).


ANTIBACTERIAL AND ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITIES OF ARECA CATECHU LINN.


SITE OF ACTION OF PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE AND MALATHION IN INSECTS.


COBALT-60 AS TRACER IN STUDIES ON A MARINE LAMELLIBRANCE, ANADARA GRANOSA LINN.


INVESTIGATION AND DUMPING IN GASTRIC RESECTION AFTER BILROTH II.


BASELINE FOR HEALTH PROGRAMS.

BASELINE FOR HEALTH PROGRAMS.


BETTER HEALTH FOR PENNSYLVANIA'S CHILDREN.


COMPREHENSIVE CARE FOR THE CRIPPLED CHILD.


CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES.

CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES.


TUBERCULOSIS--A CONTINUING PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM.


ALCOHOL--NARCOTICS--POISON.

ALCOHOL--NARCOTICS--POISON.


USEFUL LIVING IN A LONGER LIFE.

USEFUL LIVING IN A LONGER LIFE.


CLEAN WATER FOR PENNSYLVANIA.

CLEAN WATER FOR PENNSYLVANIA.


THE SANITARIAN--PUBLIC HEALTH'S MAN IN THE COMMUNITY.


CREATING A SAFER ENVIRONMENT.

CREATING A SAFER ENVIRONMENT.


PATIENTS, OCCUPATIONS, AND ILLNESS.

PATIENTS, OCCUPATIONS, AND ILLNESS.


AIR POLLUTION.

AIR POLLUTION.


PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY--SUPPORT TO THE PHYSICIAN.


HEALTH EDUCATION--VITAL COG IN PUBLIC HEALTH AND MEDICINE.


PREPAREDNESS FOR DISASTER.

PREPAREDNESS FOR DISASTER.


PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING.

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING.


HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.


TOPICAL ANESTHESIA FOR ENDOSCOPY.

TOPICAL ANESTHESIA FOR ENDOSCOPY.


THE INFLUENCE OF NONANESTHETIC DRUGS ON THE COURSE OF ANESTHESIA.


RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS IN CLINICAL MEDICINE.


BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICAN MEDICAL EDUCATION.


THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL CONDITIONING ON AN INDIVIDUAL BEFORE AND AFTER SUFFERING A MYOCARDIAL INFRACTION. AM 64-2.


AVIATION MEDICINE TRANSLATIONS: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENTLY TRANSLATED MATERIAL. II. AM 64-16.


CHILD PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL RETARDATION.


CHILD PSYCHIATRY IN SWEDEN.

CHILD PSYCHIATRY IN SWEDEN.


COMPLICATIONS OF CORTICOID HORMONES IN TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF THE EYE.


FREDERICK CARL CORDES, M.D., 1892-1965.

FREDERICK CARL CORDES, M.D., 1892-1965.


EOSINOPHILIC MENINGOENCEPHALITIS IN THAILAND: SUMMARY OF NINE CASES AND OBSERVATIONS ON ANGIOSTRONGYLUS CANTONENSIS AS A CAUSATIVE AGENT AND PILA AMPULLACEA AS A NEW INTERMEDIATE HOST.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE BIOPSIED KIDNEY IN HUMAN LEPTOSPIROSIS.


THE PATHOGENESIS OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS AMONG OLDER PERSONS.


U. S. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION-ARMED FORCES COOPERATIVE STUDY ON THE CHEMOTHERAPY OF TUBERCULOSIS.13. TUBERCULOUS MENINGITIS IN ADULTS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SURVIVAL, NEUROLOGIC RESIDUALS, AND WORK STATUS.


ISOLATION FROM HUMAN URINE OF A POLYPEPTIDE HAVING MARKED TUBERCULOSTATIC ACTIVITY.


THE ISOLATION FROM TUBERCULIN OF TWO DIFFERENT POLYSACCHARIDES HAVING ANAPHYLACTIC ACTIVITY. THEIR CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGIC PROPERTIES.


VARIOUS LUNG INFLATION-FIXATION TECHNIQUES IN THE STUDY OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE RABBIT.


CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE. 3. INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF PULMONARY FUNCTION DATA.


TIMED VITAL CAPACITY IN CHILDREN.

TIMED VITAL CAPACITY IN CHILDREN.


PULMONARY DISEASE IN MYOTONIC DYSTROPHY.


THE EFFECT OF NEAR-ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT ON STAPHYLOCOCCI AND MYCOBACTERIA IN DROPLET NUCLEI.


ATYPICAL MYCOBACTERIA IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.


NATURAL HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE HUMAN BODY. 8. PROGNOSIS AMONG TUBERCULIN REACTOR GIRLS AND BOYS OF THIRTEEN TO SEVENTEEN YEARS.


NONOBSTRUCTIVE ATELECTASIS.

NONOBSTRUCTIVE ATELECTASIS.


IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY HEMOSIDEROSIS IN ADULTS. A STUDY OF FETAL AND MATERNAL TISSUES IN A CASE OF DEATH DURING PREGNANCY.


REDUCING AMPHOTERICIN B REACTIONS. II. VOMITING.


THE EFFECT OF NEAR-ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT ON CULTURE MEDIA.


CAN BCG VACCINATION INDUCE SKIN HYPERSENSITIVITY TO HISTOPLASMIN?


COMPARISON OF FOUR METHODS OF DETERMINING ARTERIAL CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION IN PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY DISEASE.


ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO TUBERCULOSIS.

ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO TUBERCULOSIS.


THE EFFECT OF RESPIRATORY MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION ON PULMONARY FUNCTION: STUDIES IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASE.


ROENTGENOLOGIC CRITERIA FOR THE RECOGNITION OF NONSYMPTOMATIC PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.


ESTIMATION OF ANTIMONY IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.


THE VOCALIZATION OF A NEWBORN, BRAIN-DAMAGED CHILD.


STREPTOMYCIN MEDICATION DURING PREGNANCY AND THE CHILD'S HEARING.


ELECTIVE MUTISM IN CHILDREN: A CLINICAL AND FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


BLOOD DISORDERS IN RELATION TO DENTISTRY.


FAVISM IN ENGLAND--TWO MORE CASES.

FAVISM IN ENGLAND--TWO MORE CASES.


THE USE OF FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVATORS IN MENINGITIS AND SIMILAR CONDITIONS.


CEREBELLO-THALAMO-SPINAL DEGENERATION IN INFANCY: AN UNUSUAL VARIANT OF WERDNIG-HOFFMANN DISEASE.


3BETA: 21-DIHYDROXYPREGN-5-ENE-20-ONE IN URINE OF NORMAL NEWBORN INFANTS AND IN THIRD DAY URINE OF CHILD WITH DEFICIENCY OF 3BETA-HYDROXYSTEROID-DEHYDROGENASE.


VARIATION IN THE CONCENTRATION OF LIPIDS AND SOME OTHER CONSTITUENTS IN THE BLOOD PLASMA OF COWS AT VARIOUS STAGES OF LACTATION.


RNA METABOLISM IN LYMPHOCYTES STIMULATED BY PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ: INITIAL RESPONSES TO PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ.


PHOSPHORYLATION OF PHOSPHOPROTEINS IN YEAST RESPIRATORY PARTICLES.


POSSIBLE SPECIES DIFFERENCES IN RNA METABOLISM OF LYMPH NODE CELLS.


IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THROMBOLYTIC MECHANISMS.


LYMPHOCYTOPENIA IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE.

LYMPHOCYTOPENIA IN HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


HEINZ BODY ANEMIA--AN ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY. I. HEINZ BODY FORMATION.


THE IN VITRO SYNTHESIS OF HEMOGLOBIN BY HUMAN BONE MARROW IN THALASSEMIA.


SICKLE CELL DISEASE. A SERUM DEFECT IN THE THROMBOPLASTIN GENERATION TEST.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF THE MAY-HEGGLIN ANOMALY.


STUDIES ON THE A, B, O(H) BLOOD GROUPS ON HUMAN CELLS IN CULTURE.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC DESCRIPTION OF BASOPHILIC STIPPLING IN RED CELLS.


QUANTITATIVE SEROLOGIC AND ISOTOPIC STUDIES ON THE RH-O VARIANT--D-U.


IRON METABOLISM IN RATS WITH PHENYLHYDRAZINE-INDUCED HEMOLYTIC DISEASE.


STUDIES OF PLASMA FE59 DISAPPEARANCE--A MANIFESTATION OF INEFFECTIVE ERYTHROPOIESIS AND OF HEMOLYSIS.


STUDIES ON SCHMAUCH BODIES. I. THE INCIDENCE IN NORMAL CATS (FELIS DOMESTICA) AND THE MORPHOLOGIC RELATIONSHIP TO HEINZ BODIES.


SELECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF ANAESTHESIA IN THOSE SUFFERING FROM DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF THE HEART.


AIR EMBOLUS IN NEUROSURGICAL ANAESTHESIA, ITS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.


HEPATIC CIRCULATION AND HEPATIC FUNCTION DURING ANAESTHESIA AND SURGERY.


VENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIAS DURING HALOTHANE ANAESTHESIA: EFFECT OF ISOPROTERENOL, AMINOPHYLLINE, AND EPHEDRINE.


INFLUENCE OF DOXAPRAM HYDROCHLORIDE ON RECOVERY FROM THIOPENTAL ANAESTHESIA.


A COMPACT ANAESTHETIC APPARATUS FOR EMERGENCY USE.


EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF HICCUP WITH INTRAVENOUS METHYLPHENIDATE.


PRE-ANAESTHETIC PATIENT QUESTIONNAIRE.

PRE-ANAESTHETIC PATIENT QUESTIONNAIRE.


WESLEY BOURNE.

WESLEY BOURNE.


DR. J.-ALBERT R'EMY.

DR. J.-ALBERT R'EMY.


NEW CARE SERVICE SPOTLIGHTS DIETITIAN.

NEW CARE SERVICE SPOTLIGHTS DIETITIAN.


ALBERTA PLANS NEW THREE MILLION, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSANDS DOLLARS HOSPITAL-SCHOOL.


HEALTH INSURANCE IN A CHANGING WORLD.

HEALTH INSURANCE IN A CHANGING WORLD.


A COMMITTEE ON MEDICATION PRACTICES.

A COMMITTEE ON MEDICATION PRACTICES.


WHY FIND PKU?

WHY FIND PKU?


REGIONAL INFLUENCES ON HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT.


MEDICAL EXHIBIT AND SERVICES AT EXPO 67.


ETHICS IN NEW MEDICINE.

ETHICS IN NEW MEDICINE.


STUDIES ON BLUETONGUE II. COMPLEMENT-FIXING ACTIVITY OF OVINE AND BOVINE SERA. Sera of sheep and calves infected with the California type 10 and Cyprus type 3 viruses of bluetongue were tested by the regular and modified direct complement-fixation tests. To obtain satisfactory complement fixation it was necessary to use the latter test. Cross reactivity was found, therefore, the California type 10 antigen could be used in testing sera of animals infected with the Cyprus virus.


SOME CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STAPHYLOCOCCI ISOLATED FROM MILK. Observations were made on the value of certain selective media for isolation and identification of staphylococci from milk obtained from individual quarters and farm bulk tanks Aerobic fermentation of mannitol salt was unreliable for identification of coagulase positive strains. Coagulase positive strains tended to clump when grown in tryptose serum broth. Tellurite glycine agar plates were not entirely reliable for the selection of coagulase positive strains. Fibrinogen-tellurite-glycine plates were very useful for the isolation of staphylococci from milk in the presence of other microorganisms and for the simultaneous identification of coagulase positive strains. Plate coagulase tests utilizing fibrinogen tellurite glycine agar corresponded almost perfectly with conventional tube tests. Fibrinolytic strains were not uncommon and were found also among beta hemolysin producing coagulase positive strains.


EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF MINK ENTERITIS: I. STABILITY OF THE VIRUS IN FECES EXPOSED TO NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS. MEV infective feces, half-buried in the ground for 9 months, (from November to July), contained infectious virus when inoculated into susceptible hosts. It is believed that MEV in feces, if protected by favorable environmental conditions, is capable of infecting mink for an indefinite period beyond nine months.


EVALUATION OF THE GEL DOUBLE DIFFUSION TEST USING A PHAGE LYSATE ANTIGEN OF MYCOBACTERIUM SMEGMATIS TO DIAGNOSE TUBERCULOSIS OF CATTLE.


RESPONSE OF ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS TO XEROSIN (NSC-4927): A MICROBIAL PRODUCT.


IN VITRO TEST SYSTEMS FOR CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY. 3. PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF SPONTANEOUS MAMMARY TUMORS IN MICE.


KANCHANOMYCIN (NSC-62773): A PHASE I. STUDY.


N-ISOPROPYL-ALPHA-(2-METHYLHYDRAZINO)-P-TOLUAMIDE, HYDROCHLORIDE (NSC-77213) IN TREATMENT OF SOLID TUMORS.


COMPARISON OF 5-FLUOROURACIL (NSC-19893) AND 2'-DEOXY-5-FLUOROURIDINE (NSC-27640) IN TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED ADENOCARCINOMA OF COLON OR RECTUM.


PHASE I STUDIES OF PYRAZOLE (NSC-45410).


HORMONAL THERAPY OF WOMEN FOR METASTATIC BREAST CARCINOMA. VI. 17-BETA-HYDROXY-17-METHYL-2-OXA-5-ALPHA-ANDROSTAN-3-ONE (NSC-67068).


ACTIVITY OF GLYCOLYTIC ENZYMES IN A SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF A PATIENT TREATED BY REGIONAL PERFUSION WITH NITROGEN MUSTARD (NSC-762).


SENSITIVITY OF CELL CULTURES OF NEURAL TUMORS TO VINBLASTINE SULFATE (NSC-49842).


ACUTE CEREBRAL SYPHILIS IN THE AFRICAN.

ACUTE CEREBRAL SYPHILIS IN THE AFRICAN.


TUBERCULOSIS CHEST CLINICS IN RURAL HOSPITALS OF MATABELELAND.


CARCINOMA OF THE AMPULLARY REGION.

CARCINOMA OF THE AMPULLARY REGION.


CURIOSITIES IN DERMATOLOGY; A CASE OF PSORIASIS IN AN AFRICAN TREATED WITH AMINOPTERIN.


PECULIARITIES IN DERMATOLOGY; A CASE OF EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA (CONGENITAL PEMPHIGUS).


AT THE HARARE HOSPITAL STAFF ROUND.

AT THE HARARE HOSPITAL STAFF ROUND.


THE ILL HEALTH AND MORTAL SICKNESS OF CECIL JOHN RHODES.


SURGICAL ASPECTS OF LIVER DISEASE IN THE AFRICAN.


STUDIES ON THE MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS OF ORGANIC MEDICINALS. I. DISSOLUTION BEHAVIOR OF THE MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS OF SULFANILAMIDE AND SULFATHIAZOLE.


FUNDAMENTAL STUDIES ON CLINICAL CHEMISTRY. X. A NEW MICRO METHOD FOR THE COLORIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF URINARY DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE.


STUDIES ON ERGOT ALKALOIDS AND RELATED BOXYLATE AND ITS DIHYDRO DERIVATIVE.


A SYNTHESIS OF TETRAHYDROOXOCRININE METHINE.


DIGITALIS SAPONINS. 3.  ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF LEAF SAPONINS OF DIGITALIS PURPUREA L.


THE CONFORMATIONAL STUDIES OF VITAMIN B ANALOGUES BY THE PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY.


STUDIES ON SEVEN-MEMBERED RING COMPOUNDS. 13. REACTION OF 2-BROMO-7-METHOXYTROPONE WITH ACTIVE METHYLENE COMPOUNDS.


STUDIES ON SEVEN-MEMBERED RING COMPOUNDS. XIV. REACTIONS OF 2-METHOXYTROPONE AND 2-HALOTROPONE WITH HYDRAZIDES.


STUDIES ON SEVEN-MEMBERED RING COMPOUNDS. XV. PREPARATIONS OF TROPONEIMINE DERIVATIVES.


STUDIES ON SEVEN-MEMBERED RING COMPOUNDS. XVI. SYNTHESIS OF 2-SUBSTITUTED CYCLOHEPTIMIDAZOLE DERIVATIVES.


STUDIES ON SEVEN-MEMBERED RING COMPOUNDS. XVII. ALKYLATION OF CYCLOHEPTIMIDAZOLONE AND CYCLOHEPTA(B)PYRROLONE.


STUDIES ON LUPIN ALKALOIDS. I. THE MINOR ALKALOIDS OF JAPANESE SOPHORA FLAVESCENS.


STUDIES ON LUPIN ALKALOIDS. II. ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATION OF LUPIN ALKALOID. I.


STUDIES ON LUPIN ALKALOIDS. 3. ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATIONS OF LUPIN ALKALOIDS. II.


STUDIES ON QUINOLIZINIUM SALTS. 3. RING OPENING REACTIONS OF MONOMETHYLQUINOLIZINIUM BROMIDES BY PHENYLMAGNESIUM BROMIDE.


HYDROXYBENZOQUINONES FROM MYRSINACEAE PLANTS. I. RECONFIRMATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF MAESAQUINONE AND ISOLATION OF ACETYLMAESAQUINONE FROM MAESA JAPONICA MORITZI.


AN APPROACH TO THE SYNTHESIS OF NEW STEROIDAL HETEROCYCLES WITH A DIAZA-FUNCTION.


STRUCTURE OF BETA-KESSYL KETONE AND BETA-KESSYL ALCOHOL.


ON THE STRUCTURE OF SO-CALLED ROTUNDINE.


THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES IN DENTAL EDUCATION.


PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT IN DENTAL HOSPITAL BUILDING.


DESIGN FOR DEMONSTRATION THE LAYOUT AND EQUIPPING OF LECTURE ROOMS.


FURTHER STUDIES OF THE STRESS FACTOR IN DENTISTRY.


THE USE OF 16-MM. AND 8-MM. FILMS IN DENTAL TEACHING.


DENTAL EDUCATION IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF SWITZERLAND.


SYNTHESIS AND SYMPTOMOLOGY OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS UNDER CONTROLLED  CONDITIONS.


THE USE OF MODELS AND ANIMAL HEADS IN THE TEACHING OF ORAL SURGERY TECHNIQUES.


MECHANICAL FAILURE.

MECHANICAL FAILURE.


THE ABSORPTION OF TETRACYCLINE ANALOGUES BY THE GALL BLADDER WALL. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


MUSCLES, GROWTH, AND THE APICAL BASE.

MUSCLES, GROWTH, AND THE APICAL BASE.


PHARMACODYNAMICS OF CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC SUBSTANCES AND THEIR SIDE EFFECTS.


STUDIES ON THE ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF DISTAMYCIN A.


THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF DISTAMYCIN A ON VACCINIA VIRUS INFECTIONS IN VIVO.


THE PRESENT STATUS OF BACTERIAL RESISTANCE TO SULFONAMIDES.


AN EXAMINATION OF THE ANTIVACCINIAL ACTION OF ISATIN-BETA-THIOSEMICARBAZONE IN TISSUE CULTURE.


PERSISTENCE OF NEW VASCULAR CHANNELS FOLLOWING CARDIOPEXY. NECROPSY DEMONSTRATION OF EXTRACARDIAC BLOOD SUPPLY 15 MONTHS AND 11 AND ONE HALF YEARS AFTER OPERATION.


WORLDWIDE CHEST MEDICINE: DISEASES OF THE CHEST IN SOUTH AFRICA.


DISORDERS OF MAGNESIUM METABOLISM.

DISORDERS OF MAGNESIUM METABOLISM.


ABSORPTION, METABOLISM AND EXCRETION OF 6-ALPHA-METHYL-PREDNISOLONE-3H,21-ACETATE FOLLOWING ORAL AND INTRAMUSCULAR ADMINISTRATIONS IN THE DOG.


HEARING AIDS FOR "PROBLEM CASES".

HEARING AIDS FOR "PROBLEM CASES".


MICROSURGERY IN KERATOPLASTY.

MICROSURGERY IN KERATOPLASTY.


PERSISTENT TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS COMMUNIS. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND PRESENTATION OF 49 CASES OF TRUE TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS AND 18 EXAMPLES OF RELATED CONDITIONS.


CLINICAL STUDY OF A NEW LOCAL ANAESTHETIC IN THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER.


DRUG-RESISTANCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCI. 3. IMPAIRMENT OF ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF STREPTOMYCIN BY INCREASE IN SALT CONCENTRATION.


STUDIES ON GLYCYRRHIZIN, AN ACTIVE PRINCIPLE OF RADIX LIQUIRITINE (II) INHIBITION BY GLUCOSACCHAROLACTONE OF DETOXYCATING ACTION OF GLYCYRRHIZIN.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF MENINGOTHELIAL MENINGIOMA.


FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY STUDIES OF SCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM INFECTIONS.


CONGENITAL BRAIN TUMOR: REPORT OF A CASE.


STUDIES ON THE ELIMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE STRONTIUM. 4. EFFECTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF VARIOUS COMPOUNDS.


MALLORY-WEISS SYNDROME IN ETIOLOGY OF HAEMATEMESIS. A STUDY OF 5 CASES AND BRIEF REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


ANTIBODIES IN TUBERCULOSIS.

ANTIBODIES IN TUBERCULOSIS.


RECENT TRENDS IN TREATMENT.

RECENT TRENDS IN TREATMENT.


DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF PLEURAL FLUID SUGAR ESTIMATION.


TREATMENT OF CHRONIC INTESTINAL AMOEBIASIS.


SEPARATION OF PHASES WITH SEXUALLY DIFFERENT STATES IN HANSENULA CALIFORNICA.


ADENOMATOUS POLYP OF SMALL GUT. (REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND CASE REPORT).


EXTINCTION COEFFICIENTS OF TRIPLET--TRIPLET TRANSITIONS IN AROMATIC COMPOUNDS.


INFRARED ABSORPTION BY PEROXY-NITROGEN TRIOXIDE FREE RADICAL IN THE GAS PHASE.


STATISTICAL-MECHANICAL TREATMENT OF MULTISTRANDED POLYNUCLEOTIDE MOLECULES.


INFRARED SPECTRA AND NORMAL COORDINATE ANALYSIS OF METAL GLYCINO COMPLEXES.


THE EFFECT OF SOME ANIONS AND CATIONS UPON THE FLUXES AND NET UPTAKE OF SODIUM IN THE LARVA OF AUEDES AEGYPTI (L).


URINE FORMATION IN A PULMONATE LAND SNAIL, ACHATINA FULICA.


AN ENZYMATIC MECHANISM OF ACTIVE SODIUM AND POTASSIUM TRANSPORT.


STANDARDIZATION OF PARAFORMALDEHYDE AND OF CERTAIN PROCEDURES FOR THE HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF CATECHOLAMINES.


HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE DEVELOPING CHICK ESOPHAGUS AND TRACHEA. I. ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE.


INNERVATION OF THE HAND MUSCLES OF DIDELPHIS MARSUPIALIS VIRGINIANA, KERR.


INTEGUMENTARY CHANGES DURING MOULTING OF ARTHROPODS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SUBCUTICLE AND ECDYSIAL MEMBRANE.


THE THIRD JOINT OF THE CANINE JAW.

THE THIRD JOINT OF THE CANINE JAW.


THE RELATION OF AMICRONUCLEARITY TO STOMATOGENIC ACTIVITY DURING CONJUGATION IN SEVERAL CILIATES.


AN AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF RNA SYNTHESIS IN ISOLATED SALIVARY GLANDS OF DROSOPHILA HYDEI I. AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES.


AN AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF RNA SYNTHESIS IN ISOLATED SALIVARY GLANDS OF DROSOPHILA HYDEI. II. INTERFEROMETRIC STUDIES.


A NOTE ON THE ALKALOIDAL CONTENT OF DATURA INNOXIA MILLER.


AMINO ACID IMBALANCE AND TRYPTOPHANNIACIN METABOLISM. I. EFFECT OF EXCESS LEUCINE ON THE URINARY EXCRETION OF TRYPTOPHAN-NIACIN METABOLITES IN RATS.


STUDIES ON VITAMIN B12 METABOLISM FOLLOWING LIVER INJURY.


BASIS OF COMPETITION IN MEDICAL PRACTICE.


COGENITAL ANOMALIES IN FILIPINOS.

COGENITAL ANOMALIES IN FILIPINOS.


LOW INTENSITY RADIUM IMPLANTATION FOR CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX UTERI.


THE PATIENT'S RIGHT OF PRIVACY.

THE PATIENT'S RIGHT OF PRIVACY.


CORRELATIVE STUDIES ON THE OCCURRENCE OF URINARY ANISOTROPIC LIPID BODIES IN CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH PROTEINURIA.


AMYLOIDOSIS IN INDIANS.

AMYLOIDOSIS IN INDIANS.


ORGANOPHOSPHOROUS POISONING. A REVIEW WITH A STUDY OF 25 CASES.


CHOLEMIC NEPHROSIS--AN AUTOPSY AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


METASTASES OF LYMPHOEPITHELIOMA OF THE NASOPHARYNX TO THE KIDNEY.


GLAUCOMATO-CYCLITIC CRISES.

GLAUCOMATO-CYCLITIC CRISES.


COLIFORM MENINGITIS IN NEONATES. A REPORT OF TWO CASES.


SOME OBSERVATIONS ON OEDEMA OF THE OPTIC DISC.


SURGICAL ASPECTS OF HYPOGLYCAEMIA.

SURGICAL ASPECTS OF HYPOGLYCAEMIA.


THE GRITTI-STOKES AMPUTATION IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.


STUDIES IN RENAL PELVIC FUNCTION.

STUDIES IN RENAL PELVIC FUNCTION.


POST-CIBAL CIRCULATORY DYNAMICS AFTER GASTRIC SURGERY.


THE EFFECT OF HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF HALOTHANE ON THE ISOLATED PERFUSED BOVINE LIVER.


EMERGENCY HEPATIC RESECTION: INDICATIONS AND TECHNIQUE.


PRIMARY CARCINOMA OF THE SEMINAL VESICLES.


SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE URINARY BLADDER.


A SIMPLE EXPOSURE METER FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


A METHOD FOR PREPARING MICROSAMPLES OF SUSPENDED CELLS FOR LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


THE SIZE OF BACTERIA, AS MEASURED BY INTERFERENCE MICROSCOPY.


DETERMINATION OF THE DRY MASS OF TISSUE SECTIONS BY INTERFERENCE MICROSCOPY.


RELATION OF EFFECTIVE THICKNESS AND REFRACTIVE INDEX TO PERMEABILITY OF TISSUE COMPONENTS IN FIXED SECTIONS.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF NOBERT'S TENU-BRAND TEST-PLATE.


SILICONE RUBBER MOLDS' AS AN ADJUNCT IN THE TREATMENT OF HEMATOMAS OF THE EARS.


PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION FOR THE ACTIVITY SCIENCES.


CHANGES OF VENTILATION EQUIVALENTS IN YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE COURSE OF THREE YEARS OF TRAINING.


BIOLOGICAL CONFLICTS OF TECHNICAL CIVILIZATION.


ERGOGENIC EFFECTS OF BREATHING ARTIFICIALLY IONIZED AIR.


NERVE COMPRESSION SYNDROMES OF THE UPPER LIMB.


EXTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURES OF THE OS CALCIS--A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


TREATMENT OF FLAIL CHEST INJURIES WITH A PISTON RESPIRATOR.


STUDIES ON THE INHIBITORY ACTION OF HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE ON RAT GASTRIC SECTION. I. INHIBITION OF GASTRIC SECRETION IN THE RAT BY HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE.


STUDIES ON THE INHIBITORY ACTION OF HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE ON RAT GASTRIC SECRETION. II. EFFECTS OF REPEATED INJECTION OF HUMAN GASTRIC JUICE ON THE RAT STOMACH.


PROTECTION AGAINST NUCLEAR WEAPON FALLOUT IN EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICE UNITS.


SPINAL CORD INJURY.

SPINAL CORD INJURY.


TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES.

TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES.


NEED FOR BETTER CERVICAL (NECK) TRACTION.


COLON AND RECTAL PROBLEMS.

COLON AND RECTAL PROBLEMS.


RUPTURE OF THE EYEBALL DUE TO TRAUMA.

RUPTURE OF THE EYEBALL DUE TO TRAUMA.


CYSTOCELE, RECTOCELE, AND UTERINE PROLAPSE.


INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE LUNG; SURGICAL MANAGEMENT.


CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY: THE IMPORTANCE OF SELECTION OF THE PATIENT.


EMOTIONAL FACTORS IN HEADACHE.

EMOTIONAL FACTORS IN HEADACHE.


THE MENOPAUSE, A DEFICIENCY DISEASE.

THE MENOPAUSE, A DEFICIENCY DISEASE.


SEROUS OTITIS MEDIA. THE NEED FOR ITS RECOGNITION AS A SIGN RATHER THAN A DIAGNOSIS.


EXPLAINS USE OF LABORATORY DATA IN RABIES TREATMENT.


SODIUM-22 AND CAESIUM-134 IN FOODS, MAN AND AIR.


EFFECT OF TRYPSIN ON RESTING POTENTIAL OF FROG MUSCLE.


A PROPOSED MECHANISM FOR THE UPTAKE OF RADIOACTIVE TRACERS BY AN IN VITRO HYDROXYAPATITE SYSTEM.


THE RADIATION DOSE ACCUMULATED BY BLOOD DURING EXTRACORPOREAL IRRADIATION.


A THEORY OF THE KINETICS OF ALKALINE EARTH AND TRACER METABOLISM.


ANALYSIS OF THE DISAPPEARANCE OF S35 FROM THE BLOOD OF MEN, RATS, AND MICE.


EFFECTS OF PROLONGED LOW-LEVEL IRRADIATION OF MICE.


RECOVERY FROM DIVISION DELAY IN IRRADIATED GAMETES OF ARBACIA PUNCTULATA.


MODIFICATIONS OF PRODUCTIVITY IN FLOUR BEETLES, TRIBOLIUM CASTANEUM HERBST, DUE TO X-RAY DOSE, HYPOTHERMIA, AND THE SEX EXPOSED.


RADIATION RESPONSE OF MAMMALIAN CELLS GROWN IN CULTURE. V. TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THE REPAIR OF X-RAY DAMAGE IN SURVIVING CELLS (AEROBIC AND HYPOXIC).


NOTE ON THE THEORY OF CAVITY IONIZATION CHAMBERS.


THE EFFECT OF 2-MEV WHOLE-BODY X-IRRADIATION ON PRIMATES.


COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF SOME RADIATION MODIFIERS ON SELECTED RADIOMIMETIC AGENTS IN MICROORGANISMS.


LEUKEMIA IN THE RHESUS MONKEY (MACACA MULATA) EXPOSED TO WHOLE-BODY NEUTRON IRRADIATION.


EFFECT OF LOCALIZED IRRADIATION ON THE METABOLISM OF BONE-MARROW LIPIDS.


EFFECT OF PATERNAL (SPERMATOGONIAL) X-RAY EXPOSURE IN THE MOUSE: LIFE SPAN, X-RAY TOLERANCE, AND TUMOR INCIDENCE OF THE PROGENY.


SIMPLIFIED T-3 UPTAKE TESTING WITH NEW ION-EXCHANGE RESIN PLASTIC FORMS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


RECIPE FOR A RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST.

RECIPE FOR A RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST.


AXIOENCEPHALOGRAPHY USING GARCIA-OLLER CHAIR.


APPLICATIONS OF THE ODELCA CAMERA TO SPECIAL PROCEDURES.


ULTRASTRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF THE LIVER DURING POTASSIUM DEPLETION (EXPERIMENTS CARRIED OUT ON RATS).


DEMONSTRATION OF N-EPIMERS IN THE SALT OF A PIPERIDINE DERIVATIVE IN SOLUTION.


CAMBRIDGESHIRE'S MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. A STUDY IN STATUTORY AND VOLUNTARY PROVISION.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL FOR 1964.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL FOR 1964.


LASTONE INTERMEDIATES IN THE MICROBIAL  OXIDATION OF (+)-CAMPHOR.


DIET AND DENTAL CARIES.

DIET AND DENTAL CARIES.


ENGINEERING HEALTH.

ENGINEERING HEALTH.


THE EFFECT OF NUTRITION ON TOOTH DEVELOPMENT.


VIOMYCIN: II. THE STRUCTURE OF VIOMYCIN.


THE ACETOACETYL GROUP, AN AMINO PROTECTIVE GROUP OF POTENTIAL USE IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS.


SYMPOSIUM ON HOUSING. (A) THE MANAGERIAL ASPECT.


STUDIES ON THE SYNTHESIS OF THE NATURAL INTERNUCLEOTIDE BOND BY THE USE OF CYCLONUCLEOSIDES.


A GENERAL CLEAVAGE REACTION OF 3-SUBSTITUTED INDOLES.


THE FORMATION OF METHYL  PROPYNYLTHIENYLACRYLATE FROM DEHYDROMATRICARIA ESTER IN CHRYSANTHEMUM VULGARE.


SYMPOSIUM ON HOUSING. (C) THE PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECT.


CONCERNING THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF NARCOTINE.


(B) THE ARCHITECTURAL ASPECT.

(B) THE ARCHITECTURAL ASPECT.


THE TRANSPORT, HANDLINGAND SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.


THE STRUCTURE AND STEREOCHEMISTRY OF ERYTHROMYCIN A.


THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HYDROCEPHALUS WITH THE HOLTER VALVE.


CLINICAL ASPECTS OF BRAIN SCANNING WITH MERCURY.


BRAIN SCANNING WITH MERCURY. THEORY, TECHNIQUE AND ACCURACY OF THE METHOD.


THE VENTRICULO--CAVAL SHUNT FOR HYDROCEPHALUS. PRELIMINARY REPORT.


CHOLESTEATOMA OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. FOUR CASES OF EPIDERMOID TUMORS.


NEWER TECHNIQUES IN NEUROSURGERY.

NEWER TECHNIQUES IN NEUROSURGERY.


THE DIAGNOSIS OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.

THE DIAGNOSIS OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


ESTRADURIN (POLYOESTRADIOL PHOSPHATE) IN THE TREATMENT OF PROSTATIC CARCINOMA. A CLINICAL AND STEROID METABOLIC STUDY.


THE TREATMENT OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.

THE TREATMENT OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


THE RESULTS OF PARATHYROIDECTOMY.

THE RESULTS OF PARATHYROIDECTOMY.


CANCER OF THE PROSTATE, TOTAL PERINEAL PROSTATECTOMY. CURE AND SURVIVAL RATES.


CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS METABOLISM IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISM.


CALCULATION OF RETINAL DOSE DUE TO VISIBLE RADIATION FROM NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS. LA-3204-MS.


RESEARCH ON CARDIAC PRESSORECEPTORS. AMRL-TR-64-94.


AUDITORY FATIGUE: INFLUENCE OF MENTAL FACTORS. AM 65-1.


EFFECTS OF SEVERAL MENTAL TASKS ON AUDITORY FATIGUE.


THE PURIFICATION OF VIRUSLIKE PARTICLES FROM THE APHID MYZUS PERSICAE.


STUDIES ON THE NEUTRALIZATION OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS. I. APPEARANCE OF NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES HAVING DIFFERENT GRADES OF COMPLEMENT REQUIREMENT.


EFFECT OF MITOMYCIN C UPON STOMACH CANCER (FROM FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF GASTRECTOMY).


IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF THE SITE OF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN PRODUCTION.


EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES ON REGIONAL PERFUSION WITH ANTIBIOTICS.


CHROMOSOMES OF HUMAN TUMORS. V. CHROMOSOMAL ALTERATION IN THE METASTATIC LESION OF A MAXILLARY CANCER.


CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON PHENYLKETONURIA.


THE PLACE TO EXERCISE IN EARLY INFANCY.

THE PLACE TO EXERCISE IN EARLY INFANCY.


ALLERGENICITY TO MUCOLYTIC AGENTS IN HYPERSENSITIVE PATIENTS.


ABNORMAL, NON-SPECIFIC ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS IN YOUNG WOMEN WITHOUT HEART DISEASE. A REPORT OF FOUR CASES OBSERVED FROM 3 TO 16 YEARS.


BIRTH CONTROL BY MALE CONTINENCE, ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL VALIDITY CONNECTION WITH PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESS AND THE TEMPTATION TO WAR.


INTERMITTENT HAEMODIALYSIS.

INTERMITTENT HAEMODIALYSIS.


DIAGNOSIS OF DEPTH OF BURNING.

DIAGNOSIS OF DEPTH OF BURNING.


HALLUX VALGUS.

HALLUX VALGUS.


SCANNING THE PANCREAS.

SCANNING THE PANCREAS.


EISENMENGER SYNDROME IN PREGNANCY.

EISENMENGER SYNDROME IN PREGNANCY.


CONGENITAL MOULDING DEPRESSIONS OF THE SKULL.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF EPSILON-AMINOCAPROIC ACID IN SEVERE HAEMOPHILIA.


HAEMOGLOBIN H DISEASE WITH OCCLUSION OF RIGHT ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY, XANTHOCHROMIA, PLEOCYTOSIS OF C.S.F.


FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE IN ANTI-SMOKING CLINIC.


SERUM CREATINE KINASE AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE.


BIOCHEMICAL FINDINGS IN SUPRARENAL ADENOMA.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. RHEUMATIC FEVER AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.


A CASE OF SUBACUTE BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS WITH RENAL FAILURE; DEMONSTRATED AT THE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF LONDON.


IMPRESSIONS OF HEALTH CENTRES. 5. OLDEST AND NEWEST--BRISTOL.


POST-PARTUM MENTAL DISORDERS IN AN UNSELECTED SAMPLE: FREQUENCY OF SYMPTOMS AND PREDISPOSING FACTORS.


A COMPARISON OF THE MORTALITY FROM BRONCHITIS IN SCOTLAND AND IN ENGLAND AND WALES.


UNDESCENDED TESTICLE.

UNDESCENDED TESTICLE.


MYOPATHY IN METABOLIC BONE DISEASE.

MYOPATHY IN METABOLIC BONE DISEASE.


HYPERPYREXIA WITH ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.

HYPERPYREXIA WITH ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS.


ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER INJURY.

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER INJURY.


ACTION OF BISMUTH ALUMINATE.

ACTION OF BISMUTH ALUMINATE.


SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.

SODIUM FLUORIDE AND CELL GROWTH.


MONOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA AND PHENYLBUTAZONE.

MONOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA AND PHENYLBUTAZONE.


CO-EXISTENT CREATINISM AND KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME.


CLINICOPHARMACOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE NEW ANTI-HYPERTENSIVE COMPOUND GUANOCLOR (VATENSOL).


CONVULSIVINISM.

CONVULSIVINISM.


DETERMINATION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF OESTRIOL, OESTRONE AND OESTRADIOL-17-BETA IN HUMAN URINE.


THE DAILY ADRENAL RHYTHM IN EQUATORIAL AMERINDIANS.


NUTRITIONAL STUDIES INVOLVING VITAMIN B6 OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA. I. THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN B6 AND ALANINE ON THE GROWTH OF LACTIC ACID BACTERIA IN ALANINE-FREE SYNTHETIC MEDIA CONTAINING ESSENTIAL VITAMINS.


PHOSPHATE EXCRETION IN CHRONIC UREMIA WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUS INFUSION OF CALCIUM.


OBSERVATIONS ON HORSE BLOOD COAGULATION.


STUDIES ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF INFANT COMPACT BONE.


HEALING OF MUSCLE-PEDICLE BONE GRAFTS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.