STUDIES OF ACID PHOSPHOMONOESTERASES AND THEIR INHIBITION BY DIISOPROPYLPHOSPHOROFLUORIDATE.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC AND ELECTROPHORETIC FRACTIONATION OF SOLUBLE PROTEINS OF BRAIN AND LIVER.


ALANINE: CYCLOSERINE ANTAGONISM. VI. DEMONSTRATION OF D-ALANINE IN THE SERUM  OF GUINEA PIGS AND MICE.


A REQUIREMENT FOR CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM FOR THE STIMULATION OF AMINO ACID INCORPORATION INTO PROTEIN BY INSULIN.


PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN IMBIBED SEEDS. II. POLYSOME FORMATION DURING IMBIBITION.


PHOSPHORYLATION OF CARBAMATE IN VIVO AND IN VITRO.


INDUCED FORMATION OF PHOSPHOPROTEIN IN TISSUES OF COCKERELS IN VIVO AND IN VITRO.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF NEOASPERGILLIC AND NEOHYDROXYASPERGILLIC ACIDS.


METABOLISM OF FORMIMINOGLYCINE. DEGRADATION BY WHOLE CELLS.


METABOLISM OF FORMIMINOGLYCINE. GLYCINE FORMIMINOTRANSFERASE.


NUCLEOTIDE ACTIVATION OF THREONINE DEAMINASE FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI.


THE PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF AN AMINO AICD NAPHTHYLAMIDASE FROM HUMAN LIVER.


THE EFFECT OF AMMONIA ADMINISTRATION ON OROTIC ACID EXCRETION IN RATS.


NICOTINAMIDE DEAMIDASE FROM MAMMALIAN LIVER.


LIVER NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEIC ACID POLYMERASE FORMED AFTER PARTIAL HEPATECTOMY.


SYNTHESIS OF RIBOSOMES IN THE LIVER AFTER PARTIAL  HEPATECTOMY.


EFFECTS OF THIOACETAMIDE ON THE COMPOSITION AND BIOSYNTHESIS OF NUCLEOLAR AND NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN RAT LIVER.


STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES. XL. SYNTHETIC DEOXYRIBOPOLYNUCLEOTIDES AS TEMPLATES FOR RIBONUCLEIC ACID POLYMERASE: THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON TEMPLATE FUNCTION.


THE NATURE OF THE INORGANIC POLYPHOSPHATES IN A FLAGELLATED PROTOZOAN.


MECHANISM OF THE ALDOLASE REACTION.

MECHANISM OF THE ALDOLASE REACTION.


THE EFFECT OF HINDERED PHENOLS ON MITOCHONDRIAL OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION.


THE PHOTOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF AN OXIDASE OF THE PHOTOHETEROTROPH, RHODOSPIRILLUM RUBRUM, AND THE ACTION SPECTRUM OF THE INHIBITION OF RESPIRATION BY LIGHT.


THE APPEARANCE AND GENERAL PROPERTIES OF FREE RADICALS IN ELECTRON TRANSPORT PARTICLES FROM MYCOBACTERIUM PHLEI.


THE IDENTITY AND MECHANISM OF FORMATION OF FREE RADICALS IN ELECTRON TRANSPORT PARTICLES FROM MYCOBACTERIUM PHLEI.


TETRACHLOROHYDROQUINONE OXIDASE ACTIVITY IN BEEF HEART MITOCHONDRIA.


ON THE ROLE OF FLAVIN ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE AND THIOL GROUPS IN THE CATALYTIC MECHANISM OF YEAST GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE.


STUDIES ON THE RESPIRATORY CHAIN-LINKED REDUCED NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE DEHYDROGENASE. VII. "LABILE" SULFIDE GROUPS IN THE DEHYDROGENASE AND IN RELATED PROTEINS.


THE INTERACTION OF UNCOUPLING PHENOLS WITH MITOCHONDRIA AND  WITH MITOCHONDRIAL PROTEIN.


THE STEREOSPECIFICITY OF THE HILL REACTION  WITH  TRIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE.


THE STEREOSPECIFICITY OF THE HILL REACTION  WITH DIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE.


QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE SOLUBLE COMPARTMENTS OF LIGHT AND HEAVY MITOCHONDRIA FROM RAT LIVER.


CONTROL OF CHOLINE OXIDATION IN LIVER MITOCHONDRIA BY ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES.


THE ROLE OF ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES IN CONTROL OF CHOLINE OXIDATION BY MITOCHONDRIA.


ISOELECTRIC POINT OF PROTEINS BY DIFFERENTIAL CONDUCTIMETRY.


THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF UBIQUINONE AND RHODOQUINONE FROM P-HYDROXYBENZOATE AND P-HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE IN RHODOSPIRILLUM RUBRUM.


ISOLATION AND AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF TWO PEPTIDE FRAGMENTS FROM BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN.


THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF CINCHONA ALKALOIDS II. QUALITATIVE EXAMINATION OF DIHYDRO-BASES OF THE CINCHONA ALDALOIDS IN COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS.


AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACIDS BY SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE.


THE FLUORESCENCE-QUENCHING EFFECT IN  THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND THEIR AZA ANALOGS.


THE AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF HEMOGLOBIN. IV. THE PREPARATION OF PURE POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF HUMAN HEMOGLOBINS.


THE SYNTHESIS AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC OF CARBOXYL CELLULOSE.


PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF LIPIDS: USE OF CUPRIC HYDROXIDE IMPREGNATED PAPER.


COUNTER CURRENT DISTRIBUTION OF ALKALOIDS WITH A PH GRADIENT.


HELMET FOR CONTINUOUS SAMPLING OF EXHALED AIR OF CATTLE.


CHROMATOGRAPHIC ESTIMATION OF ASARONES IN INDIAN ACORUS CALAMUS LINN. OIL (TETRAPLOID VARIETY).


IMPROVED EVALUATION OF  POLYNUCLEAR HYDROCARBONS IN ATMOSPHERIC DUST BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


BLOAT IN CATTLE. VI. PREVENTION OF LEGUME BLOAT WITH A NONIONIC SURFACTANT.


GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF VOLATILE AMINO ACID DERIVATIVES. I. ALANINE, GLYCINE, VALINE, LEUCINE, ISOLEUCINE, SERINE AND THREONINE.


ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AGE AND CISTERNAL CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PRESSURE IN HOLSTEIN MALE CALVES.


THE ANALYSIS OF MIXTURES OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE FATS. V. SEPARATION OF STEROL ACETATES BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY IN REVERSED-PHASE SYSTEMS AND ON SILICA GEL G-SILVER NITRATE LAYERS.


TRENDS IN ENROLLMENT IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY DAIRY DEPARTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.


EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES IN THE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES.


EDUCATION AND THE INDUSTRIAL PERSONNEL FUNCTION--TEAM-MATES.


CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL LIAISON PROGRAM.

CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL LIAISON PROGRAM.


VARIANTS OF MILK PROTEINS AND THEIR PATTERN OF INHERITANCE.


BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE MILK PROTEINS.

BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE MILK PROTEINS.


PROTEIN STABILITY PROBLEMS.

PROTEIN STABILITY PROBLEMS.


COMPARISON OF SLOW AND FAST ACID-PRODUCING STREPTOCOCCUS LACTIS.


COMPLEXING OF CALCIUM BY HEXAMETAPHOSPHATE, OXALATE, CITRATE, AND ETHYLENEDIAMINE-TETRAACETATE IN MILK. II. DIALYSIS OF MILK CONTAINING COMPLEXING AGENTS.


PHYSICAL AND FLAVOR STABILITY OF FROZEN MILK DIALYZED AGAINST SIMULATED ULTRAFILTRATES.


NUCLEIC ACID DERIVATIVES ASSOCIATED WITH GROUP N STREPTOCOCCI. I. CELL-FREE FRACTION.


EFFECT OF HEAT UPON SIZE AND COMPOSITION OF PROTEINS SEDIMENTED FROM NORMAL AND CONCENTRATED SKIMMILK.


EFFECT OF SEASON AND STAGE OF LACTATION ON CERTAIN POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS OF MILK FAT.


EFFECTS OF FEEDING PRACTICES ON CS-137 LEVELS OF MILK.


HERITABILITY ESTIMATES OF UDDER DISEASE AS MEASURED BY VARIOUS TESTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO EACH OTHER AND TO MILK YIELD, AGE, AND MILKING TIMES.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORESTOMACH AND GLYCEMIA IN RUMINANTS.


DIFFERENCES AMONG APPRAISERS IN THE NEW YORK TYPE APPRAISAL PROGRAM.


RESPONSES OF HOLSTEIN CALVES RAISED ON LIMITED MILK TO SIMULATED LOUISIANA SUMMER CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.


EFFECTS OF MATING SYSTEM ON PRODUCTION TRAITS IN DAIRY CATTLE.


LACK OF INFLUENCE OF SPERMINE OR DIET ON CALF SPERMINE  OXIDASE FORMATION.


CONTRIBUTION OF BINOMIAL VARIATION, TECHNICIAN, HERDS, AND COWS TO OBSERVATIONS BETWEEN COW VARIANCE OF CONCEPTION RATES.


EFFECT OF HEAT UPON ELECTROPHORESIS AND ULTRACENTRIFUGAL SEDIMENTATION PROPERTIES ON SKIMMILK PROTEIN FRACTIONS.


EVALUATION OF SOURCES OF VARIANCE IN DAIRY HERD FERTILITY.


METABOLISM OF ACETATE BY SHEEP LIVER HOMOGENATES.


FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF PROTEIN IN WHOLE MILK, SKIMMILK, AND MILK SERUM.


BACTERIAL AEROSOLS GENERATED BY ULTRA HIGH-SPEED CUTTING INSTRUMENTS.


AN EVALUATION OF 100 CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL AND ACQUIRED HEART DISEASE.


THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN UNDER GENERAL ANALGESIA.


CONSIDERATIONS OF TREATING CHILDREN WITH LOCAL ANESTHESIA.


SPEAKER'S REMARKS ABOUT THE FILM ON HYPNOSIS.


STIMULUS DETERMINANTS OF CHOICE BEHAVIOR IN VISUAL PATTERN DISCRIMINATION.


DISTRIBUTION AND SEQUENCE EFFECTS IN JUDGMENT.


MEDIATION INSTRUCTIONS VERSUS UNLEARNING INSTRUCTIONS IN THE A-B, A-C PARADIGM.


EFFECTS OF DELAYED AUDITORY FEEDBACK ON MORSE TRANSMISSION BY SKILLED OPERATORS.


CASE REPORT: FATAL ANAPLASTIC CARCINOMA IN THE LEFT MAXILLA.


ABOLITION OF THE PRE BY INSTRUCTIONS IN GSR CONDITIONING.


STRENGTH OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE VALUE OF AN EVENT AND ITS SUBJECTIVE PROBABILITY AS A FUNCTION OF METHOD OF MEASUREMENT.


EFFECT OF PAIRING DIRECTIONALITY AND ANTICIPATORY CUE IN PAIRED-ASSOCIATE LEARNING.


PRIOR CONTEXT AND FRACTIONAL VERSUS MULTIPLE ESTIMATES OF THE REFLECTANCE OF GRAYS AGAINST A FIXED STANDARD.


UNIVERSAL ANALGESIA AND UNIVERSAL ANESTHESIA.


LOUDNESS, A PRODUCT OF VOLUME TIMES DENSITY.


THE CLINICAL DOMONSTRATION OF CARIES ARRESTMENT FOLLOWING TOPICAL STANNOUS FLUORIDE TREATMENTS.


EFFECT OF STIMULUS VARIABLES ON CHOICE REACTION TIMES AND THRESHOLDS.


ON THE USE OF FLUORIDATED TOOTHPASTES.

ON THE USE OF FLUORIDATED TOOTHPASTES.


A DISCUSSION OF THE PROFESSIONAL ROLE OF THE PEDODONTIST IN PUBLIC DENTISTRY IN SCANDINAVIA.


RESISTANCE TO EXTINCTION FOLLOWING BLOCKING OF THE INSTRUMENTAL RESPONSE DURING ACQUISITION.


SAMPLE SIZE AND THE REVISION OF SUBJECTIVE PROBABILITIES.


A SPECIAL CASE OF POST-OPERATIVE BLEEDING.


CASE REPORT: TOOTH TRANSPLANTATION, TREATMENT OF DENTES CONFUSI (FUSION).


EFFECTS OF POSTRESPONSE STIMULUS DURATION UPON DISCRIMINATION LEARNING IN HUMAN SUBJECTS.


GEMINATION, FUSION, TWINNING AND CONCRESCENCE.


THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA.


STIMULUS DURATIONS AND TOTAL LEARNING TIME IN PAIRED-ASSOCIATES LEARNING.


DENTAL TREATMENT OF THE MONGOLOID CHILD.


THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY OF DENTISTRY FOR CHILDREN.


COMPOUND STIMULI, DRIVE STRENGTH, AND PRIMARY STIMULUS GENERALIZATION.


SPEECH DIFFICULTIES ASSOCIATED WITH DENTAL ANOMALIES IN CHILDREN.


A FAILURE TO FIND A RESPONSE PERSISTING IN THE APPARENT ABSENCE OF MOTIVATION.


STANNOUS FLUORIDE TOPICALLY APPLIED IS EFFECTIVE. DATA AT THE END OF A FIVE-YEAR STUDY.


VISUAL NOISE AS A TOOL OF RESEARCH.

VISUAL NOISE AS A TOOL OF RESEARCH.


INTERVENING NEURAL ACTIVITY IN VISUAL PERCEPTION: A HYPOTHETICAL CONSTRUCT.


THE LEARNING OF VERBAL ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES ELICITED BY NONVERBAL STIMULI.


THE ROLE OF STIMULUS CONTEXT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF A LIGHTNESS-DISCRIMINATION TASK.


A CRITERION FOR ANALYSES OF INTERPERSONAL PERCEPTION.


NOTE ON A THRESHOLD CONCEPT OF REINFORCEMENT.


APPROACHES TO LEARNING ON MULTIPLE LEVELS.


HYPOTHESES AND HYPOTHESIS SHIFTS IN CLASSIFICATION LEARNING.


THE EQUIPROBABLE HYPOTHESIS AS AN INITIAL RESPONSE TENDENCY.


THE PROVERBS TEST IN THE APPRAISAL OF CEREBRAL DISEASE.


THE INFORMATIONAL BASIS OF JUDGED COMPLEXITY.


THE PROBLEM OF SHADING IN H-T-P DRAWINGS: ITS INTERNAL CONSISTENCY AND RELATION TO PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS.


AN ATTEMPT TO MEASURE SOME ASPECTS OF TEMPERAMENT BY MEANS OF THE WORD-IN-CONTEXT AND SELF-JUDGING VOCABULARY TESTS.


FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO ATTRITION IN COLLEGE POPULATIONS: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF RESEARCH.


A STATISTICAL TREATMENT OF JUDGMENTS OF CURVE PROPERTIES.


SOUND DRIVE AND PAIRED-ASSOCIATES LEARNING.


THE ROLE OF FREQUENCY IN LEARNING AND RETENTION: A COGNITIVE STRUCTURE INTERPRETATION.


THE WORD PROJECTOR: A TACHISTOSCOPIC DEVICE PROGRAMMED BY PUNCHED TAPE.


CREATIVE AND CONSTRUCTIVE IDEA MEN AND THEIR PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES.


TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD INTO THE INTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY IN SEVERE PELVIC HEMORRHAGE AND SHOCK.


SPLENECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH EXTRAHEPATIC PORTAL HYPERTENSION: UNJUSTIFIED.


NITROFURANTOIN SODIUM AS A SYSTEMIC ANTIBACTERIAL IN SURGICAL PATIENTS. II. PROPHYLACTIC USAGE.


ETIOLOGY OF MALIGNANCIES; A NEW CONCEPT.


ROUTINE EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF HEMORRHOIDS IN A PRISON HOSPITAL.


TOPICAL TREATMENT OF BURNS WITH AN ANTIBIOTIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY SPRAY.


RELIEF OF CHRONIC PAIN AT THE SPINOMEDULLARY LEVEL.


SURVEY OF INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODY LITERATURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SPONTANEOUS MIGRATION AND EXTRUSION.


VALUE OF VOSS' OPERATION IN THE TREATMENT OF COXARTHROSIS.


ACUTE OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE MANDIBLE.

ACUTE OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE MANDIBLE.


SURGERY OF HIATAL AND OTHER DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIAS.


RESUSCITATION TURNS UPON OXYGENATED BLOOD PRESSURE.


CANCER REGISTRIES.

CANCER REGISTRIES.


SERUM ENZYME VARIATIONS AND HISTOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN THE CARRIER STATE IN DUCHENNE DYSTROPHY.


ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN HEREDITARY MYOPATHY.


RELATION OF MULTIPLE CRANIAL NERVE DYSFUNCTION TO THE GUILLAIN-BARR'E SYNDROME.


ABERRANT PERIPHERAL NERVE FIBRES IN THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA OF MAN.


HAEMODYNAMICS OF THE CIRCLE OF WILLIS AND THE LEPTOMENINGEAL ANASTOMOSES: AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOWMETER STUDY OF INTRACRANIAL ARTERIAL OCCLUSION IN THE MONKEY.


THE CONNEXIONS OF THE AMYGDALA.

THE CONNEXIONS OF THE AMYGDALA.


AN EVALUATION OF SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR SPINAL CORD COMPRESSION DUE TO METASTATIC CARCINOMA.


A CASE OF METASTASIZING MENINGIOMA.

A CASE OF METASTASIZING MENINGIOMA.


FAMILIAL MENINGIOMAS.

FAMILIAL MENINGIOMAS.


PHENYLKETONURIA PRESENTING AN INTERMITTENT PROGRESSIVE COURSE.


INCIDENCE OF HYPEROSTOSIS FRONTALIS INTERNA IN PATIENTS AT A GENERAL HOSPITAL AND AT A MENTAL HOSPITAL.


ANEURYSMS OF THE MIDDLE MENINGEAL ARTERY.


ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVE ANTIGENS IN RAT AND GUINEA-PIG.


HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE NEUROGLIA AND  MYELIN IN EXPERIMENTAL CEREBRAL OEDEMA.


CHANGES IN THE ENZYME HISTOCHEMISTRY OF SKELETAL MUSCLE DURING EXPERIMENTAL DENERVATION AND REINNERVATION.


THE ADDITION OF DIALKYLALKYLTHIOSULFONIUM SALTS TO ALKENES.


SYNTHESIS OF ETHYL P-NITROPHENYL ALPHA-METHOXYALKYLPHOSPHONATES.


AN APPROACH TO RING E OF RESERPINOID SUBSTANCES.


THE MUCONOMYCINS. II. MUCONOMYCIN B, A NEW BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUND.


PYRROLIDINEDIOLS. 1-SUBSTITUTED 3-HYDROXYMETHL-4-HYDROXYPYRROLIDINES AND DERIVATIVES.


THE SYNTHESIS OF 10-HYDROXY-2,3,9-TRIMETHOXYDIBENZO(A,G)QUINOLIZIDINE. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STRUCTURE OF THE CORYDALMINE ALKALOIDS.


STRUCTURE OF TOMATILLIDINE.

STRUCTURE OF TOMATILLIDINE.


TRANSFORMATION OF PROGESTERONE AND RELATED STEROIDS BY ASPERGILLUS TAMARII.


SYNTHESIS OF 4-DEMETHYLTETRAHYDROALANTOLACTONE.


A NEW DIENE-ADDITION REACTION OF STEROIDS. THE SYNTHESIS OF STEROIDAL ANALOGS CONTAINING A SUBSTITUTED BICYCLO(2.2.1)HEPTENE SYSTEM.


MECHANISM OF THE PRINS REACTION. STEREOASPECTS OF THE FORMATION OF 1,3-DIOXANES.


HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS. 3. SUBSTITUTED BARBITURIC ACIDS VIA ENAMINES.


SMALL CHARGED RINGS. VI. EXPANSION OF THE AZIRIDINIUM RING BY REACTION WITH NITRILES. A NEW TYPE OF BENZYLATING AGENT.


SMALL CHARGED RINGS. VII. INTERCONVERSION OF SUBSTITUTED BETA-CHLOROETHYLAMINES AND AZIRIDINIUM SALTS.


STUDIES ON THE AZIDOAZOMETHINE-TETRAZOLE EQUILIBRIUM. I. 2-AZIDOPYRIMIDINES.


STUDIES ON THE AZIDOAZOMETHINE-TETRAZOLE EQUILIBRIUM. II. 4-AZIDOPYRIMIDINES.


NUCLEOSIDES. I. A NEW SYNTHESIS OF 1-BETA-D-ARABINOFURANOSYL PYRIMIDINE NUCLEOSIDES.


SYNTHESIS OF AMINO COMPOUNDS IN THE SUGAR SERIES BY REDUCTION OF HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES. TWO EPIMERIC PAIRS OF 1,2-DIAMINO-1,2-DIDEOXYALDITOLS.


THE PRODUCTS OF RANEY NICKEL DESULFURIZATION OF MONOTHIOKETALS.


SYNTHESIS OF MONOFLUORO ANALOGS OF TRI- AND DICARBOXYLIC ACID ESTERS AND OF FLUOROLACTIC ACID.


THE CHARACTERIZATION OF COMPLEX PHENOLS BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA.


STUDIES DIRECTED TOWARD THE SYNTHESIS OF PLASMALOGENS. I. ALKENYGLYCEROLS.


REACTION OF PYRIDINE AND QUINOLINE N-OXIDES WITH PHENYLMAGNESIUM BROMIDE.


C-19 FUNCTIONAL STEROIDS. 8. STUDIES IN THE SYNTHESIS OF THE A/B RING SYSTEM OF SARMENTOSIGENIN E.


ALKYLATION OF ORGANIC DISULFIDES.

ALKYLATION OF ORGANIC DISULFIDES.


THE TRIACETYL-D-GLUCAR DICHLORIDES.

THE TRIACETYL-D-GLUCAR DICHLORIDES.


MASS SPECTOMETRY IN STRUCTURAL AND STEREOCHEMICAL PROBLEMS. LXVI. MASS SPECTRAL FRAGMENTATION OF 6,7-DIMETHOXYCOUMARIN.


INHIBITION OF RAT BRAIN GLUTAMATE DECARBOXYLASE ACTIVITY BY SALICYLATE IN VITRO.


MODIFICATION OF THE HYPOGLYCAEMIC RESPONSE TO TOLBUTAMIDE AND INSULIN BY MEBANAZINE--AN INHIBITOR OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE.


AN INVESTIGATION OF DIE WALL FRICTION DURING THE COMPACTION OF POWDERS.


CYTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE MODE OF ACTION OF CHLORHEXIDINE DIACETATE.


AN APPARATUS FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF DIE WALL FRICTION DURING COMPACTION.


A SIMPLE LIQUID FLOW RECORDER.

A SIMPLE LIQUID FLOW RECORDER.


A RESTRAINING CAGE FOR METABOLIC STUDIES IN RATS.


AMPHETAMINE TOXICITY IN AGGRESSIVE MICE.


DETERMINATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF AMPHETAMINE IN URINE.


A METHOD FOR EVALUATING IMIPRAMINE-LIKE AGENTS IN RATS.


NON-DEPOLARISING NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE BY 3-ALPHA,17-ALPHA-BIS(QUATERNARY AMMONIUM) 5-ALPHA-ANDROSTANES.


INHIBITION OF NORADRENALINE UPTAKE BY DRUGS.


THE PHARMACOLOGY OF HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONES.


EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF "STRADDLE INJURIES".


WAR: INTEREST DUE AND PAYABLE.

WAR: INTEREST DUE AND PAYABLE.


AN ANTIBODY SURVEY AS AN INDEX OF IMMUNITY TO POLIOMYELITIS AMONG FILIPINOS (1963).


LATE INTESTINAL COMPLICATIONS OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS.


CADAVERIC RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATION WITH INADVERTENT TRANSPLANTATION OF CARCINOMA.


ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF HUMAN BRONCHIAL MUCOSA.


HYPOTHERMIA AND HYPERBARIA: SIMPLE METHOD FOR WHOLE ORGAN PRESERVATION.


EVALUATION OF THE TETRAZOLIUM TEST FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF SIGNIFICANT BACTERIURIA.


EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THIAZIDES AND POTASSIUM AS A CAUSE OF SMALL-BOWEL ULCER.


SALICYLATE POISONING.

SALICYLATE POISONING.


MULTIPLE LOWER-EXTREMITY FRACTURES.

MULTIPLE LOWER-EXTREMITY FRACTURES.


HEALTH APPRAISAL.

HEALTH APPRAISAL.


WILLIAM FARR (1807-1883)--VITAL STATISTICIAN.


REVERSIBLE SMALL-BOWEL OBSTRUCTION: WITHDRAWAL OF HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE-POTASSIUM CHLORIDE THERAPY.


HYPERCALCEMIA SECONDARY TO A PRIMARY HEPATOMA.


PSEUDOTUMOR OF THE OMENTUM PRESENTING AS A SURGICAL EMERGENCY.


EMERGENCY CARE IN SMALL HOSPITALS.

EMERGENCY CARE IN SMALL HOSPITALS.


THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE RETENTION OF URINE.


AUTO-IMMUNE PHENOMENON IN TOXEMIA OF PREGNANCY. A PRELIMINARY STUDY.


PERCUTANEOUS NEEDLE BIOPSY OF THE LIVER. REVIEW OF EXPERIENCES AT A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


PULMONARY ALVEOLAR PROTEINOSIS AND CHRONIC LYMPHATIC LEUKEMIA.


SURVEY FOR CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE IN A CLINIC POPULATION.


PATIENT MONITORING.

PATIENT MONITORING.


TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNOLOGY.

TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNOLOGY.


NEUROLOGY AND NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY: ITS STORY AT GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.


KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION.

KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION.


TRANSFUSION--CONFUSION.

TRANSFUSION--CONFUSION.


ELECTRONARCOSIS.

ELECTRONARCOSIS.


THE MODELLING OF CONDITIONED REFLEXES.

THE MODELLING OF CONDITIONED REFLEXES.


TECHNIQUES FOR MEASUREMENT OF BLOOD FLOW THROUGH INTACT VESSELS.


(APPLICATION OF COULOMETRY TO THE MEASUREMENT OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION)(FR).


A CARDIOTACHOMETER WITH FAST RESPONSE.

A CARDIOTACHOMETER WITH FAST RESPONSE.


A LINEAR MUTUAL INDUCTANCE TRANSDUCER FOR CHEST OR CALF EXPANSION MEASUREMENTS.


ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE OF HUMAN SKIN.

ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE OF HUMAN SKIN.


ELECTRIC RECORDING FROM UNNARCOTIZED, UNRESTRAINED SMALL ANIMALS.


DEVELOPMENT OF A TECHNIQUE FOR RECORDING THE CEREBRAL ACTIVITY OF CONSCIOUS ANIMALS DURING COMPLEX ACCELERATIONS.


A RESTRAINING CHAIR FOR LONG TERM EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES IN CONSCIOUS MONKEYS.


TWO MODIFICATIONS TO THE PHOTOMULTIPLIER MICROPHOTOMETER UNIT OF THE AMINCO-BOWMAN SPECTROPHOTOFLUOROMETER.


MINNESOTA'S PIONEER HOSPITAL LABOR ACT: MODEL OR MISTAKE?


OVER THERE--AN AMERICAN EXAMINES BRITISH HOSPITALS.


OVER HERE--AN ENGLISHMAN LOOKS AT AMERICAN HOSPITALS.


OILY FIBERS MAY INCREASE OXYGEN TENT FIRE HAZARD.


SOME ASPECTS OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CERVICAL CANCER.


A GUIDE TO THE USE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES ON COMMON VIRUS INFECTIONS.


ON THE IDENTITY OF ENTOMOPHTHORA CORONATA.


FUNGI ISOLATED IN ONYCHOMYCOSES.

FUNGI ISOLATED IN ONYCHOMYCOSES.


STUDIES ON ASPERGILLI. XVI. EFFECT OF PH, TEMPERATURE, AND CARBON AND NITROGEN INTERACTION.


SOME REMARKS ON CULTURES OF DERMATOPHYTES ON HAIR-ON-SOIL MEDIUM.


COMPARATIVE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY STAINING OF HISTOPLASMA CAPSULATUM AND HISTOPLASMA DUBOISII WITH A SPECIFIC ANTI-YEAST PHASE H. CAPSULATUM CONJUGATE.


PATHOGENICITY IN THE GENUS CANDIDA.

PATHOGENICITY IN THE GENUS CANDIDA.


METABOLISM OF GEOMETRIC ISOMERS OF LINOLEIC AND OLEIC ACIDS IN THE RAT.


LIPID ACCUMULATION IN HEART MUSCLE DURING FASTING.


HUMORAL FEEDBACK CONTROL OF ERYTHROPOIESIS.


FREEZER STORAGE AND VITAMIN STABILITY IN BEEF.


CLINICAL NUTRITIONAL PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES TODAY.


AMINO ACID REQUIREMENT OF SALMON.

AMINO ACID REQUIREMENT OF SALMON.


DIETARY LIPID IN RELATION TO RED CELL PHOSPHOLIPID AND PERMEABILITY.


ACUTE AMINO ACID DEFICIENCIES IN RATS.

ACUTE AMINO ACID DEFICIENCIES IN RATS.


FAT AND CHOLESTEROL IN THE DIET.

FAT AND CHOLESTEROL IN THE DIET.


INTESTINAL CALCIUM AND BONE FORMATION.

INTESTINAL CALCIUM AND BONE FORMATION.


HOMOCYSTINURIA.

HOMOCYSTINURIA.


MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL:SOME CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS.


DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


ADVANCES IN ABDOMINAL ANGIOGRAPHY.

ADVANCES IN ABDOMINAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS OF UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE.


EMOTIONS IN CLINICAL MEDICINE.

EMOTIONS IN CLINICAL MEDICINE.


VESICOURETERAL REFLUX AND PYELONEPHRITIS IN CHILDHOOD.


CARCINOMA OF THE CORPUS UTERI.

CARCINOMA OF THE CORPUS UTERI.


MODERN TRENDS IN UROLOGY.

MODERN TRENDS IN UROLOGY.


EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES.


ADVANCES IN BLOOD PRESERVATION.

ADVANCES IN BLOOD PRESERVATION.


ROLE OF THALAMOTOMY IN TREATMENT OF CHRONIC SEVERE PAIN.


SURGICAL CHALLENGE OF AORTIC VALVE DISEASE; A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


PROLONGED ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION: A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH.


PULMONARY NEOPLASMS: SURGICAL EXPERIENCE AT MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL, 1930-1963.


COMPUTERS AND CLINICAL MEDICINE.

COMPUTERS AND CLINICAL MEDICINE.


THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATION IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL.


TREATMENT FOR NAUSEA OF PREGNANCY.

TREATMENT FOR NAUSEA OF PREGNANCY.


NOT BY BREAD ALONE.

NOT BY BREAD ALONE.


PEPTIC ULCER AND GASTRECTOMY.

PEPTIC ULCER AND GASTRECTOMY.


FEVER AND SEPTICEMIA.

FEVER AND SEPTICEMIA.


LABORATORY TESTS OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY FUNCTION.


NEPHROPATHY OF DIABETES WITH EMPHASIS ON PAPILLARY NECROSIS.


FORENSIC MEDICINE.

FORENSIC MEDICINE.


METABOLIC EVALUATION OF THE HEART IN THE PREOPERATIVE PATIENT.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE HISTOLOGICAL FEATURES, DEVELOPMENT AND PATHOGENESIS OF THE INNER EAR DEGENERATION OF THE DEAF WHITE CAT.


THE THICKNESS AND COLLAGEN CONTENT OF TENDON RELATIVE TO THE CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA OF MUSCLE DURING GROWTH.


THE ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN IN SURGERY OF THE HEART.


THE ROLE OF THE PHYSICIAN IN THE PRE- AND POSTOPERATIVE CARE OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING CLOSED OPERATIONS FOR MITRAL STENOSIS.


MEDICAL PROBLEMS OF AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT.


MEDICAL PROBLEMS IN MITRAL AND MULTIPLE VALVE REPLACEMENT.


MEDICAL PROBLEMS IN SURGERY FOR UNCORRECTABLE CYANOTIC HEART DISEASE.


INFLUENCE OF PHENOMENOLOGIC AND EXISTENTIAL PHILOSOPHIES ON CONTEMPORARY PSYCHIATRY.  A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


COMPARISON OF EEG CHANGES IN LEARNING AND OVERLEARNING OF NONSENSE SYLLABLES.


ELECTRICAL INTRACRANIAL STIMULATION AS A PRIMARY REINFORCER FOR CATS.


RECALL OF REINFORCEMENT AND CONATIVE ACTIVITY IN VERBAL CONDITIONING.


MARRIED GROUP THERAPY: A SETTING FOR REDUCING RESISTANCES.


SPECIFICITY-GENERALITY OF EARLY EXPERIENCE EFFECTS.


MMPI AND DEMOGRAPHIC CORRELATES OF POST-HOSPITAL ADJUSTMENT IN NEUROPSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS.


MULTIPLE ACHIEVEMENT BATTERY AND REPEATED MEASUREMENTS: A POSTSCRIPT TO THREE STUDIES ON CREATIVE THINKING.


UPDATING THE INTERNAL CRITERION OF ITEM ANALYSIS.


TEACHER ROLE EXPECTATIONS OF TEACHER CANDIDATES.


EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED CHAINS AND PREFORMED ASSOCIATIVE CHAINS IN MEDIATED LEARNING.


GENERALITY OF THE REPRESSION-SENSITIZATION DIMENSION: THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR.


RESPONSIBILITY FOR MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COMPETENCE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY.


REPLICATION REPORT: ABSENCE OF A SUCCESSIVE CONTRAST EFFECT ON INSTRUMENTAL RUNNING BEHAVIOR AFTER A SHIFT IN SUCROSE CONCENTRATION.


VARIABLE INTERVAL RESPONSE RATE AS A FUNCTION OF PRIOR PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT OF A RUNNING RESPONSE.


STRESS AND CONSUMMATORY BEHAVIOR IN THE ALBINO RAT.


LATENT LEARNING IN EARTHWORMS.

LATENT LEARNING IN EARTHWORMS.


COMPARISON OF THE CORRECTION AND THE RERUN NONCORRECTION METHODS IN MAZE LEARNING.


THE THEORETICAL PROBLEM OF LEADERSHIP AND GROUP ATMOSPHERE.


RECENT (1962-1964) PSYCHIATRIC-PATIENT VALIDATION NORMS FOR THE SHIPLEY-INSTITUTE OF LIVING SCALE.


OWN ATTITUDE AND THURSTON SCALE JUDGMENTS.


RUNWAY BEHAVIOR OF LIZARDS TO HEAT AND LIGHT REINFORCEMENT.


STIMULUS AVAILABILITY AND BACKWARD ASSOCIATION: MEANING, FREQUENCY, AND ASSOCIATIVE BOND STRENGTH.


NORMATIVE DATA FOR THE MULTIPLE AFFECT ADJECTIVE CHECK LIST.


PRELIMINARY TEST OF A THEORY OF SOCIAL TYPES.


PEBBLE PICKING VERSUS BOULDER BUILDING.

PEBBLE PICKING VERSUS BOULDER BUILDING.


SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT: INFLUENCE OF INTER-ITEM ASSOCIATIVE STRENGTH UPON IMMEDIATE FREE RECALL IN CHILDREN.


ATTITUDE TOWARD MEDICARE: SOME CORRELATES IN A SAMPLE OF PARENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.


A SIMPLE CORTICAL ELECTRODE SYSTEM FOR UNANESTHETIZED SMALL ANIMALS.


ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION IN CANADIAN INDIAN, MIDDLE- AND WORKING-CLASS CHILDREN.


WHY RATIONAL-EMOTIVE THERAPY WORKS.

WHY RATIONAL-EMOTIVE THERAPY WORKS.


EFFECT OF INSTRUCTIONS ON A TWO-CHOICE PROBABILITY LEARNING TASK.


SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATION AND REINFORCEMENT TECHNIQUE IN TOILET TRAINING.


EFFECT OF INTERTRIAL INTERVAL ON AVOIDANCE LEARNING IN RATS TRAINED UNDER BILATERAL SPREADING DEPRESSION.


SYSTEM SUPPORT FOR HYPOTHESIS GENERATION.


USE OF MATCHING METHOD IN MEASURING RELIABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL CLINICIAN'S DIAGNOSTIC JUDGMENT.


CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE QUICK TEST (QT) AND THE WECHSLER ADULT INTELLIGENCE SCALE (WAIS) AS USED IN A CLINICAL SETTING.


PSYCHOPATHY, FEAR AROUSAL AND ANTICIPATED PAIN.


PERSUASION AND EMOTIONAL RESPONSE: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY.


RELATIONS BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND SOCIOMETRIC STATUS IN GROUPS DIFFERING IN SEX AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND.


PLACE ALTERNATION IN SATIATED RATS.

PLACE ALTERNATION IN SATIATED RATS.


ANXIETY, PHYSICAL ATTRACTIVENESS, AND LIKEABILITY OF PERSONALITY IN MENTAL RETARDATES.


NOTE ON THE INTELLIGENCE AND WAIS PATTERN OF WHITE FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS FOR SHELTER CARE.


DEFINITION OF TERMS: A FAILURE IN INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY.


WAIS ERROR TYPES IN SCHIZOPHRENICS AND ORGANICS.


STRAIN DIFFERENCES OCCURRING IN AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PUNISHMENT.


NOTE ON EFFECTS OF PRACTICE AND FATIGUE IN GROUP TESTING OF INTELLIGENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT.


OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF THINKING INTEGRATED WITH PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS.


FACTOR ANALYSIS OF SOME PSYCHOMETRIC MEASURES OF IMPULSIVENESS AND ANXIETY.


DIRECTION OF HOSTILITY AND PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS.


EFFECT OF EFFORT ON CHOICE: VALUE OF A SECONDARY REINFORCER.


PSYCHOLOGY OF THE SCIENTIST. XI. LOTKA'S LAW AND RESEARCH VISIBILITY.


RESPONSE INITIATION AND RESPONSE TERMINATION: ANALYSIS OF EFFECTS PUNISHMENT AND ESCAPE CONTINGENCIES.


DELAY OF REINFORCEMENT AND DELAY OF PUNISHMENT IN PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION..


BRAINSTORMING AND ORNERINESS AS FACILITATORS OF CREATIVITY.


PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT WITH EQUAL TOTAL REINFORCEMENT IN THE RAT.


SELF-DETERMINED AVERSIVE THRESHOLDS FROM THE MEDIAL HYPOTHALAMUS OF THE RAT.


CONDITIONING AND TRANSFER OF THERAPIST OPERATIONS.


EFFECT OF CHLORPROMAZINE HYDROCHLORIDE ON MAZE LEARNING IN THE GUPPY.


AUTHORITARIANISM AND CANDIDATE PREFERENCE.


MEANINGFULNESS OF SELF, IDEAL AND OTHER AS RELATED TO OWN VS THERAPIST'S PERSONAL CONSTRUCT DIMENSIONS.


RELATIONSHIP OF PERSONALITY FACTORS TO CONCEIVED VALUES IN MALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.


EFFECT OF DEGREE OF ORIGINAL LEARNING AND TIME INTERVAL BETWEEN TWO TASKS ON REVERSAL SHIFT.


TEST-RETEST STABILITY OF THE MMPI SCALES.


FURTHER STUDY OF INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF AMPHETAMINE AND FOOD DEPRIVATION.


BIRTH ORDER AND THE NEED FOR AFFILIATION.


PREDICTIVE AND CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF THE ALTUS INFORMATION INVENTORY WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.


FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE WECHSLER INTELLIGENCE SCALE FOR CHILDREN AT PRE-SCHOOL LEVEL AND AFTER FIRST GRADE: A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS.


SEARCH FOR AN EFFECT OF SATIATION ON DELAYED MATCHING-TO-SAMPLE PERFORMANCE.


OVERNIGHT PERFORMANCE DECREMENT WITH INTRACRANIAL REINFORCEMENT.


VERBAL FLUENCY, FREE RECALL, AND PAIRED-ASSOCIATE LEARNING SPEED.


PARTICIPATION, INFLUENCE, AND SATISFACTION AMONG MEMBERS OF PROBLEM-SOLVING GROUPS.


NOTE ON THE USE OF THE CORRELATION COEFFICIENT.


COGNITIVE STRUCTURING, FIELD DEPENDENCE-INDEPENDENCE, AND THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO PERCEPTUAL ISOLATION.


RENAL SCINTIPHOTOGRAPHY WITH THE GAMMA-RAY SCINTILLATION CAMERA AND HG203-NEOHYDRIN.


SOCIAL ISOLATION AND SOCIAL INTERACTION: A BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPARISON.


THE GENERALITY OF CEREBRAL SYNAPTIC DRUG RESPONSE AND ITS RELATION TO PSYCHOSIS.


A SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF BILE ACID CONJUGATION IN HOMOGENATES OF HUMAN LIVER BIOPSIES.


ON THE REPRODUCIBILITY OF STEADY STATE DLCO MEASUREMENTS DURING EXERCISE IN MAN.


ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PULMONARY MEAN CAPILLARY CO BACK PRESSURE CORRECTIONS FOR REPEATED MEASUREMENTS OF DLCO DURING EXERCISE IN MAN.


ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VALIDITY AND PRECISION IN THE DETERMINATION OF ALVEOLAR CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION FOR MEASUREMENTS OF ALVEOLAR VENTILATION AND DLCO.


PURIFICATION OF THE PATHOGENIC TREPONEMA PALLIDUM BY DENSITY GRADIENT CENTRIFUGATION.


ON THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN RED CELL PRODUCTION AND PLASMA ERYTHROPOIETIN LEVELS.


STUDIES ON PROCONVERTIN (FACTOR VII). VII. FURTHER STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF FACTOR VII IN RAT CELL SUSPENSIONS.


FETAL HEMOGLOBIN; THE INFLUENCE OF CARBON MONOXIDE WHEN ESTIMATING HB-F AS ALKALI-RESISTANT HEMOGLOBIN.


THE ESTIMATION OF LIDOCAINE AND PRILOCAINE IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.


CORRECTION FOR BLANK DENSITY CAUSED BY TURBIDITY IN HUMAN PLASMA.


DETERMINATION OF MERCURY IN DITHIZONE EXTRACTS BY ULTRA-VIOLET PHOTOMETRY.


HEREDOPATHIA ATACTICA POLYNEURITIFORMIS (REFSUM'S DISEASE)--A DEFECT IN THE OMEGA-OXIDATION MECHANISM OF FATTY ACIDS.


LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING OF NON-VOLATILE WATER-SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS.


A METHOD FOR RETAINING CO2 IN SERUM IN THE AUTO-ANALYZER.


AN APPARATUS FOR MEASUREMENT OF 25 MU-L BLOOD FOR ROUTINE HEMOGLOBIN DETERMINATION.


A SIMPLE METHOD FOR PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS IN POLYACRYLAMIDE GEL.


A SIMPLE CUVETTE FOR MEASUREMENT OF PO2 IN MINUTE AMOUNTS OF BLOOD.


AUTOMATED PROCEDURE FOR SIMULTANEOUS OR SEPARATE DETERMINATION OF BILIRUBIN AND ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE IN SERUM.


A METHOD TO DISPLAY THE RESULTS OF COMPUTER DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN NORMAL ECG'S AND ECG'S IN PATIENTS WITH CORONARY INSUFFICINCY.


ADENOSINE DEAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL LEUKOCYTES.


INFLUENCE OF LIVER FUNCTION ON THE EXCRETION OF VITAMIN B12.


ABSORPTION FROM THE SMALL INTESTINE.

ABSORPTION FROM THE SMALL INTESTINE.


EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS ON NUTRITION AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR: A POSTSCRIPT.


VASCULAR PATTERNS IN HUMAN METASTATIC LIVER TUMORS.


THE EFFECT OF ANESTHESIA ON ENERGY EXCHANGE IN THIRD DEGREE BURNS.


REVERSED JEJUNAL SEGMENT REPLACEMENT OF THE STOMACH.


EVALUATION OF FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY FOLLOWING MAJOR LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATIONS FOR ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.


EFFECT OF REDUCED ARTERIAL PRESSURE AND FLOW ON INTESTINAL FUNCTION.


A NEW METHOD FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTION.


CROSS LEG VENOUS GRAFT FOR THE RELIEF OF UNILATERAL LOWER LIMB VENOUS OBSTRUCTION.


UTILIZATION OF CHLORPROMAZINE IN HEART STORAGE AND ITS COMBINED USE WITH HYPERBARIC OXYGEN AND HYPOTHERMIA.


DIETHYLSTILBESTROL VERSUS TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE THERAPY IN ADVANCED BREAST CANCER.


THE COMPLICATIONS OF DUODENAL DIVERTICULA AND THEIR MANAGEMENT.


THE HISTOPATHOLOGY OF DIMINUTIVE POLYPS OF THE LARGE INTESTINE.


CIRCULATING CANCER CELLS DURING EXCISION OF CARINOMAS OF THE RECTUM AND COLON WITH HIGH LIGATION OF THE INFERIOR MESENTERIC VEIN.


FIRST-AID COOLING OF THE FRESH BURN.

FIRST-AID COOLING OF THE FRESH BURN.


A MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDY OF LONG TERM ADJUSTMENT TO AMPUTATION.


PREFERENTIAL VASODILATOR EFFECTS IN SKIN OF ELEDOISIN BY INFUSION AND PERFUSION TECHNIQUES.


RIBOFLAVIN METABOLISM IN SURGICAL PATIENTS.


SURGICAL INTERVENTION IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS.


VENTROFIXATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VAGINAL VAULT PROLAPSE.


A METHOD OF RAPID SKIN GRAFT IMMOBILIZATION.


USE OF THE ESOPHAGOSCOPE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF RUPTURE OF THE ESOPHAGUS.


TRANSPLANTATION AND IMMUNITY.

TRANSPLANTATION AND IMMUNITY.


THE PLASMATIC ATMOSPHERE OF BLOOD PLATELETS. EVIDENCE THAT ONLY FIBRINOGEN, ACG, AND ACTIVATED HAGEMAN FACTOR ARE PRESENT ON THE SURFACE OF PLATELETS.


ENZYMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF IN-VITRO INCORPORATION OF P32 ORTHOPHOSPHATE INTO HUMAN PLATELET PHOSPHATIDE.


CIRCULATING FIBRINOGEN DEGRADATION PRODUCTS (FDP) IN DOG BLOOD AFTER INTRAVENOUS THROMBIN INFUSION.


PLATELET CHANGES AFTER ADRENALINE INFUSIONS WITH AND WITHOUT ADRENALINE BLOCKERS.


METHOD FOR DETERMINING ANTIHEPARIN ACTIVITY OF PLATELETS AND ERYTHROCYTES.


KINETIC ASPECTS OF THE INTERACTION OF BLOOD CLOTTING ENZYMES. I. DERIVATION OF BASIC FORMULAS.


ASSAY OF SOME THROMBOPLASTIN GENERATION FACTORS.


ADDITION OF PROTHROMBIN TO BLOOD FROM DOGS RECEIVING DICUMAROL.


ACTIVITY OF SYNTHETIC PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN BLOOD COAGULATION.


THE BIOLOGICAL HALF-TIME OF HAGEMAN FACTOR.


THE POSTOPERATIVE DIP IN PEROPERATIVE ANTICOAGULATION.


SPONTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE PRECIPITATED BY AN EMOTIONAL STRESS DRUG IN ANTICOAGULANT-TREATED RATS.


THE INFLUENCE OF SATURATED FATS, CHOLESTEROL, CORN OIL AND LINSEED OIL ON EXPERIMENTAL VENOUS THROMBOSIS IN RATS.


FIBRINOGEN DERIVED COAGULATION INHIBITORS IN OBSTETRIC CASES OF ACUTE FIBRINOLYSIS.


LEUKOCYTES AND THROMBOSIS.

LEUKOCYTES AND THROMBOSIS.


SELF-COAGULOGRAM.

SELF-COAGULOGRAM.


PHASE CONTRAST MORPHOLOGY OF COAGULATION CLOT MATURATION AND FIBRINOLYSIS.


THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF PLATELET PARTICIPATION IN HEMOSTASIS.


MODERATE FACTOR XII DEFICIENCY.

MODERATE FACTOR XII DEFICIENCY.


THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS ENZYMES ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE, AGGREGATION, AND CLOT RETRACTION ABILITY OF RABBIT BLOOD PLATELETS.


RADIATION MEASUREMENTS ON THE NINTH MERCURY-ATLAS MISSION (MA-9). NASA TN D-2608.


BONE MARROW LYMPHOCYTES OF THE RAT AS STUDIED BY AUTORADIOGRAPHY.


COPPER TURNOVER IN BLOOD PLASMA.

COPPER TURNOVER IN BLOOD PLASMA.


METABOLIC RESPONSIVENESS OF HUMAN LEUKEMIC LEUKOCYTES TO PHAGOCYTIC STIMULATION.


MECHANISM OF PREDNISOLONE-INDUCED LEUCOCYTOSIS IN MAN.


IN VITRO AND LOCAL COAGULATION OF HEPARINIZED AND CITRATED BLOOD FROM SKIN WOUNDS.


PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION DURING NORMAL PREGNANCY.


SERUM URIC ACID IN TOXAEMIA OF PREGNANCY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PROGNOSIS OF THE FOETUS.


FOETAL HEART RATE DURING THE THIRD TRIMESTER OF TOXAEMIC PREGNANCY AND IN FOETAL DISTRESS BEFORE THE ONSET OF LABOUR.


CONSTANCY OF INDIVIDUAL MENSTRUAL BLOOD LOSS.


INTRACAVITARY CIRCULATION OF AQUEOUS MATERIAL IN THE HUMAN VAGINA.


THE EFFECT OF OESTROGEN ON THE ACID-SOLUBLE NUCLEOTIDE CONTENT OF THE RABBIT VAGINA.


ON A MAJOR ULTRAVIOLET ABSORBING COMPONENT IN ACID EXTRACTS OF THE RABBIT VAGINA.


THE COLPOSCOPICAL PICTURE OF TRICHOMONAS VAGINITIS.


PELVIC VARICOSITIES IN WOMEN: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


THE INTERPOSITION OPERATION OF  SCHAUTA-WERTHEIM-WATKINS FOR UTERINE PROLAPSE: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY.


INVASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS SURGICAL TREATMENT.


EXPLORATIONS IN RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY AND SOCIAL PERCEPTION. I. THE COLLAR AND CONFORMITY.


THE INFLUENCE OF SPATIAL ORIENTATION ON THE POGGENDORFF ILLUSION.


CHANGES IN GUESSING HABITS AS A FUNCTION OF SUBLIMINAL STIMULATION.


NON-INSTRUMENTAL LIKING TENDENCIES TOWARD POWERFUL GROUPMEMBERS.


RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE ANIMAL PERCENTAGE IN RORSCHACHS.


MEASUREMENTS OF THE ZOELLNER ILLUSION.

MEASUREMENTS OF THE ZOELLNER ILLUSION.


MATHEMATICS AND INTUITION: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY RECONSIDERED.


PERSONALITY, TIME ESTIMATION AND TIME EXPERIENCE.


STUDIES ON SUBJECTIVE DURATION. I. DIFFERENTIAL SENSITIVITY IN THE PERCEPTION OF REPEATED TEMPORAL INTERVALS.


ANGIOGRAPHY OF THREE MALIGNANT TUMORS TRANSPLANTED INTO YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED, AND OLD MICE.


NORMALIZATION OF CLINICAL GAMMA RADIATION EXPOSURE MEASUREMENTS IN SWEDEN.


IODINE 125 AS A RADIATION SOURCE WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ITS APPLICATION IN MEDICAL RADIOLOGY. I. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS.


INHIBITION OF SKIN PENETRATION OF RADIOSTRONTIUM IN MICE BY AQUEOUS FATTY-ACID GELS.


PROTECTION AGAINST IONIZING IRRADIATION BY CARBAMYL PYRAZOLE COMPOUNDS.


RADIOTHERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY FOR DOMESTIC ANIMALS. 3. THE TREATMENT OF NON-MALIGNANT CONDITIONS IN DOGS AND CATS.


EVALUATION OF PARTICLE SIZING AND AEROSOL SAMPLING TECHNIQUES.


THE STUDY OF LUNG DUST IN PNEUMOCONIOSIS.


CRITIQUE ON THE CONCEPT OF AUDIOMETER ZERO.


SEXUAL POPULATIONS OF GONIUM PECTORALE (VOLVOCALES).


DAMAGE RISK CRITERION AND CONTOURS BASED ON PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY HEARING LOSS DATA.


THE STRUCTURAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE INTERNAL MEMBRANE SYSTEMS OF IN SITU AND ISOLATED CHLOROPLASTS OF HORDEUM VULGARE.


NICKEL CARBONYL: ITS DETECTION AND POTENTIAL FOR  FORMATION.


THE INDUCTION OF LEAF TUMORS BY AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS.


THE MEASUREMENT OF PHENOL IN URINE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY AS A CHECK ON BENZENE EXPOSURE.


USE OF A MOBILE LABORATORY IN AIR POLLUTION STUDIES.


TIME-SERIES, FREQUENCY ANALYSIS, AND ELECTROGENESIS OF THE EEGS OF NORMALS AND PSYCHOTICS BEFORE AND AFTER DRUGS.


THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE SHAPE ON MEASURES FOR THE SIZE AND CONCENTRATION OF SUSPENDED AND SETTLED PARTICLES.


DEVELOPMENT OF A PERSONAL MONITORING INSTRUMENT FOR NOISE.


A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF MOTOR VEHICLE EXHAUST ON THE BREATHING AIR OF APARTMENT HOUSES.


AUTHORITARIAN PARENTS AND DISTURBED CHILDREN.


COMPARISON OF COMPUTER-DERIVED PERSONALITY PROFILE AND PROJECTIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST FINDINGS.


PANACEA, PALLIATION OR POISON: THE PSYCHODYNAMICS OF A CONTROVERSY.


SIMILAR AND DISSIMILAR MANIFESTATIONS OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE NEUROSES IN MONOZYGOTIC TWINS.


THE SCOPE AND PRACTICE OF AN EARLY-ACCESS BRIEF TREATMENT PSYCHIATRIC CENTER.


SOCIAL WORK PARTICIPATION IN PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING RELATED TO INTAKE WORK.


I REMEMBER E. E. SOUTHARD.

I REMEMBER E. E. SOUTHARD.


ALLYL GLYCIDYL ETHER: 1,2-EPOXY-3-ALLYLOXY PROPANE; 1-ALLYLOXY-2,3-EPOXYPROPANE.


A NOTE ON PSYCHIATRIC RHETORIC.

A NOTE ON PSYCHIATRIC RHETORIC.


ETHYLENIMINE: AZIRIDINE, DIMETHYLENIMINE, ETHYLENE IMINE.


CHLORODIPHENYLS: CONTAINING 42 PER CENT AND 54 PER CENT CHLORINE.


STATISTICAL RELIABILITY OF PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS DETERMINED BY MICROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES.


ORBITO-VENTROMEDIAL UNDERCUTTING 1957-1963 ; FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF 77 CASES.


CARPHENAZINE THERAPY OF ACUTELY PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS IN THE PSYCHIATRIC WARD OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


CLINICAL TRIAL OF A NEW ANTIDEPRESSANT (DESIPRAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE) IN A HOSPITAL SETTING.


AN EVALUATION OF PARENTAL COMPLAINTS.

AN EVALUATION OF PARENTAL COMPLAINTS.


TOXIC PSYCHOSIS WITH TRANSIENT DYSMNESTIC SYNDROME FOLLOWING WITHDRAWAL FROM VALIUM.


PHENOMENOLOGY OF DELUSIONS IN A CASE OF LEPROSY.


MACHINES, MEDICINE AND MORALS.

MACHINES, MEDICINE AND MORALS.


THE IMPACT OF PAVLOV ON PSYCHIATRY.

THE IMPACT OF PAVLOV ON PSYCHIATRY.


TRANSITION.

TRANSITION.


ADULT PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS ASSESSED FOR CHILDHOOD PARENTAL LOSS, AND PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS IN FAMILY MEMBERS--A STUDY OF 748 PATIENTS AND 250 CONTROLS.


PREDICTING MENTAL DISTURBANCE IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE.


DR. MARAT OF PARIS.

DR. MARAT OF PARIS.


DRUGS OR PSYCHOTHERAPY.

DRUGS OR PSYCHOTHERAPY.


CROSS-SENSITIZATION IN DERMATITIS DUE TO HAIR DYES.


THE DERMATOLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF THE TEMPORO-MANDIBULAR SYNDROME.


ACRODERMATITIS CONTINUA: SOME ASPECTS OF TREATMENT.


ACNE IN THE ADULT FEMALE.

ACNE IN THE ADULT FEMALE.


CONGENITAL ATRICHIA.

CONGENITAL ATRICHIA.


EPOXY RESINS IN INDUSTRY.

EPOXY RESINS IN INDUSTRY.


WIDESPREAD VISCERAL METASTASES FROM A SKIN TUMOUR RESEMBLING A BASAL CELL CARCINOMA.


CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM OF NORTHERN EUROPE. (A HISTORICAL STUDY).


PSYCHIATRIC MANIFESTATIONS IN BRAIN TUMORS (CLINICAL PATHOLOGICAL STUDY).


STUDIES OF FLAVIN ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE-REQUIRING ENZYMES AND PHENOTHIAZINES-I. INTERACTIONS OF CHLORPROMAZINE AND D-AMINO ACID OXIDASE.


SUPERNATANT-PARTICULATE DISTRIBUTION OF EXOGENOUS SEROTONIN IN RAT BRAIN HOMOGENATES.


PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF N-(RING)-RIBOSYLHISTAMINE DERIVATIVES.


METABOLISM OF THE ACCESSORY SEX ORGANS OF THE IMMATURE MALE RAT: CHANGES IN NUCLEIC ACID COMPOSITION AND UPTAKE OF THYMIDINE-3-H INDUCED BY CASTRATION AND METHANDROSTENOLONE.


THE LOCALIZATION OF A NON-TRANQUILIZER PHENOTHIAZINE IN THE DOG CEREBELLUM AND ASSOCIATED AREAS.


THE NATURE OF THE INHIBITORY ACTION OF H+ AND FLUOROACETIC ACID ON METABOLISM IN YEAST CELLS.


ACTION OF ALPHA-METHYLDOPA ON THE PHARMACOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL EFFECT OF RESERPINE IN RATS AND MICE.


TOXOGONIN IN SARIN, SOMAN AND TABUN POISONING.


CHOLINESTERASES IN THE BLADDER OF THE TOAD (BUFO MARINUS).


PHOSPHORYLASE ACTIVITY IN RAT UTERUS AFTER CATECHOLAMINE ADMINISTRATION.


CEREBRAL TISSUE RESPIRATION: EFFECT OF ACETAZOLAMIDE AND CALCIUM IONS.


INABILITY OF 1-AMINO CYCLOPENTANE CARBOXYLIC ACID TO PREVENT IN THE LIVER THE INDUCTION OF GLUTAMIC-PYRUVIC TRANSAMINASE BY HYDROCORTISONE.


ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIPID SOLUBILITY AND MICROSOMAL METABOLISM OF DRUGS.


CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF SYDENHAM'S CHOREA. A SYSTEMATIZATION OF THE CLINICAL ASPECTS.


INCIDENCE AND SOURCE OF CASUALTY WOUND INFECTIONS.


A RE-APPRAISAL OF THE USE OF SILK IN THE BASSINI REPAIR OF INGUINAL HERNIA.(A REVIEW OF 389 OPERATIONS).


VITAMIN C LEVELS IN OLD PEOPLE AND THE RESPONSE TO ASCORBIC ACID AND TO THE JUICE OF THE ACEROLA (MALPIGHIA PUNICIFOLIA L.).


THE MALIGNANT CARCINOID SYNDROME: METHOTRIMEPRAZINE USED IN ITS PALLIATION.


FRACTURES OF THE NECK AND TROCHANTERIC REGION OF THE FEMUR.


THE PSEUDO-GOUT SYNDROME: CALCIUM PYRO-PHOSPHATE DEPOSITION IN THE SUPERFICIAL LAYERS OF HYALINE CARTILAGE.


PHLEGMASIA CERULEA DOLENS.

PHLEGMASIA CERULEA DOLENS.


FOREIGN BODY PERFORATION OF THE COLON PRESENTING AS LARGE BOWEL OBSTRUCTION.


PROF. JOS'E MARTINHO DA ROCHA.

PROF. JOS'E MARTINHO DA ROCHA.


DYSPHAGIA.

DYSPHAGIA.


NUTRITION AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.

NUTRITION AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.


NEO-MEDRONE ACNE LOTION IN THE TREATMENT OF ACNE VULGARIS.


IMMIGRATION AND VENEREAL DISEASE IN GREAT BRITAIN.


A CLINICAL TRIAL OF NALIDIXIC ACID (NEGRAM) IN URINARY INFECTIONS.


TOLAZAMIDE (TOLANASE) -- A NEW SULPHONYLUREA.


MANDIBULAR MUSCLE SPASM; A DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY OF A MUSCLE RELAXANT DRUG.


THE "BOLT" BONE GRAFTING TECHNIQUE.

THE "BOLT" BONE GRAFTING TECHNIQUE.


COLIC.

COLIC.


INTERNAL MALIGNANCY ASSOCIATED WITH A DERMATOLOGICAL CONDITION.


THE ROLE OF THE HIPPOPOTAMUS IN THE EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER (A SURVEY OF THE INCIDENCE OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER VIRUS IN HIPPOPOTAMI IN QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK UGANDA).


POULTRY DISEASES FOREIGN TO U.S.A.

POULTRY DISEASES FOREIGN TO U.S.A.


EVIDENCE THAT RHIPICEPHALUS PULCHELLUS (GERSTAEKER 1873) MAY BE A VECTOR OF SOME PIROPLASMS.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE ANTHELMINTIC ACITIVITY OF COMBINATIONS OF HEXACHLOROPHENE AND BITHIONOL AGAINST FASCIOLA GIGANTICA AND PARAMPHISTOMES IN CATTLE.


OBSERVATIONS ON FASCIOLIASIS IN TANGANYIKA.


OBSERVATIONS ON POST-VACCINAL SEQUELAE TO RINDERPEST VACCINATION USING CAPRINISED VACCINE, ON CATTLE IN TANGANYIKA MASAILAND.


THE FORCE OF CONTRACTION OF EXTRASYSTOLES AND THE POTENTIATION OF FORCE OF THE POSTEXTRASYSTOLIC CONTRACTION: A HISTORICAL REVIEW.


EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED PAIRED AND COUPLED BEATS.


PAIRED AND COUPLED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE HEART.


SLOWING OF HEART RATE, ELECTROAUGMENTATION OF VENTRICULAR PERFORMANCE, AND INCREASE OF MYOCARDIAL OXYGEN CONSUMPTION PRODUCED BY PAIRED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION.


EFFECTS OF POSTEXTRASYSTOLIC POTENTIATION ON NORMAL AND FAILING HEARTS.


OBSERVATIONS ON THE CLINICAL USE OF PAIRED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE HEART.


MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTILE RESPONSE TO PAIRED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION.


EFFECTS OF PAIRED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN ACUTE RIGHT VENTRICULAR FAILURE IN DOGS.


ELECTROAUGMENTATION OF HUMAN AND CAT PAPILLARY MUSCLE PRODUCED BY PAIRED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION.


EXTERNAL MONITORING OF THE EFFECTS OF PAIRED PACING ON LEFT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION.


CARDIAC SLOWING INDUCED BY EXTERNAL COUPLED PACING.


NEW SIDE EFFECTS IN PROLONGED CHLORPROMAZINE THERAPY.


SKIN PIGMENTATION, A RARE SIDE EFFECT OF CHLORPROMAZINE.


A CLINICAL FORMULATION OF CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO FAVOURABLE CHANGE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY. II.


ALCOHOLISM, FAMILY SIZE AND ORDINAL POSITION.


IMIPRAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF NOCTURNAL ENURESIS OF CHILDHOOD.


TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY.

TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY.


THE CASE FOR INTUITION.

THE CASE FOR INTUITION.


PSYCHOTHERAPY IN RELATION TO THE CHANGING CANADIAN SCENE.


CHIASMATIC AND ACHIASMATIC MEIOSIS IN AFRICAN EUMASTACID GRASSHOPPERS.


GENETIC SPECIATION IN THE GRASSHOPPER EYPREPOCNEMIS PLORANS.


CROSS-AGE RELATIONSHIPS--AN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE.


UNMARRIED MOTHERS WHO KEPT THEIR BABIES.


THE HOSPITAL THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES.

THE HOSPITAL THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES.


FURTHER KARYOLOGICAL STUDIES ON FELIDAE.


CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS IN LEUCOCYTES OF PATIENTS WITH ASEPTIC MENINGITIS.


WORKING WITH CHILDREN WHO WON'T GO TO SCHOOL.


A PRESCHOOL PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY.


IMPROVING COORDINATION OF WELFARE AND MEDICAL SERVICES.


THE EFFICIENT USE OF CHILD WELFARE PERSONNEL.


BEHAVIOUR OF CHROMOSOMAL SPINDLE FIBRES IN LIVING CELLS.


A CONTROLLED CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF ORAL HYDROMORPHONE.


ORAL HYDROMORPHONE IN TRAUMA.

ORAL HYDROMORPHONE IN TRAUMA.


DOUBLE-BLIND COMPARISON OF NAMOXYRATE, CODEINE, ASPIRIN, AND PLACEBO.


TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION WITH DEBRISOQUIN SULFATE (DECLINAX).


TREATMENT OF DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH CHLORPROPAMID AFTER SECONDARY FAILURE ON TOLBUTAMIDE.


THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION WITH CHLORTHALIDONE, A LONG-ACTING DIURETIC AGENT.


A PILOT STUDY OF P-4657B IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS.


OFFICE TREATMENT OF THE NERVOUS PATIENT.


ETRAFON IN REGRESSED SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.


DAY HOSPITALS.

DAY HOSPITALS.


CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY OF ULCERATIVE COLITIS: STATUS AFTER 15 YEARS.


PLANNING IN THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION FOR REGULATION OF PRESCRIPTION DRUG ADVERTISING.


HUMAN CYTOGENETICS. AN APPROACH TO CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE.


MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND WOLFF-PARKINSON-WHITE SYNDROME.


A LARGE CONGENITAL SOLITARY CYST OF THE LIVER, PRESENTING THE CLINICAL PICTURE OF ASCITES.


STUDIES ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF VENTILATORY DISTURBANCES IN PATIENTS WITH LUNG TUBERCULOSIS. I. INFLUENCE OF AGE.


THE PURCHASING PICTURE.

THE PURCHASING PICTURE.


PERSONNEL PROGRAMS IN HOSPITALS.

PERSONNEL PROGRAMS IN HOSPITALS.


AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS OF SCHEDULING SURGERY. II.


REGIONAL HOSPITAL PLANNING.

REGIONAL HOSPITAL PLANNING.


ARE DEPARTMENT COSTS COMPARABLE BETWEEN REGIONS?


THE ANTIPOVERTY WAR SEEKS HOSPITAL JOBS FOR YOUTHS.


TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF.

TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF.


PUT YOUR IDEAS ACROSS--EFFECTIVELY.

PUT YOUR IDEAS ACROSS--EFFECTIVELY.


A NEW CONCEPT IN HOSPITAL DETAILING. 2.

A NEW CONCEPT IN HOSPITAL DETAILING. 2.


THE ROLE OF INFECTION-CONTROL CHEMICALS IN HOSPITAL SANITATION. 4. TESTING THE RESIDUAL PROPERTIES OF DISINFECTANT-DETERGENTS.


A NEW PRODUCT CAUSING EXCITEMENT IN THE OR.


PARTIAL ABOMASAL TORSION WITHOUT DISPLACEMENT IN THE COW.


GYNECOGRAPHY IN THE STUDY OF FEMALE STERILITY.


TRANSFER OF TESTICULAR LESIONS BY LEUKOCYTES FROM TESTES-IMMUNIZED RATS.


DIAGNOSIS OF LEFT DISPLACEMENT OF THE BOVINE ABOMASUM.


BOVINE VIBRIOSIS IMMUNIZATION.

BOVINE VIBRIOSIS IMMUNIZATION.


INOCULATION OF SWINE WITH CJ STRAIN TISSUE-CULTURE HOG CHOLERA VACCINE.


A RAPID SEMIQUANTITATIVE TEST FOR SERUM CALCIUM SUITABLE FOR FIELD USE.


THE SPLIT EJACULATE IN HOMOLOGOUS INSEMINATION.


PERINEAL URETHROSTOMY IN THE MALE CAT: A REPORT ON TWENTY CASES.


EFFECT OF PREDNISONE ON FEMALE INFERTILITY.


CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.

CLINICO-PATHOLOGIC CONFERENCE.


THE LARGE-SCALE ISOLATION OF PROTOPLASTS FROM IMMATURE TOMATO FRUIT.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE ELECTRIC ORGAN OF TORPEDO MARMORATA. The fine structure of the electric organ of the fish Torpedo marmorata has been examined after osmium tetroxide or potassium permanganate fixation, acetone dehydration, and Araldite embedment. This organ consists of stacks of electroplaques which possess a dorsal noninnervated and a ventral richly innervated surface. Both surfaces are covered with a thin basement membrane. A tubular membranous network whose lumen is continuous with the extracellular space occupies the dorsal third of the electroplaque. Nerve endings, separated from the ventral surface of the electroplaque by a thin basement membrane, contain synaptic vesicles (diameter 300 to 1200 A), mitochondria, and electron-opaque granules (diameter 300 A). Projections from the nerve endings occupy the lumina of the finger-like invaginations of the ventral surface. The cytoplasm of the electroplaques contains the usual organelles. A "cellular cuff" surrounds most of the nerve fibers in the intercellular space, and is separated from the nerve fibre and its Schwann cell by a space containing connective tissue fibrils. The connective tissue fibrils and fibroblasts in the intercellular space are primarily associated with the dorsal surface of the electroplaque.


CARBOWAX AND THE OVARIAN-UTERINE RESPONSE TO EXOGENOUS FSH IN THE IMMATURE RAT.


A THREE-MINUTE IMMUNOLOGIC TEST FOR PREGNANCY.


CYTOLYSOMES IN AMPHIBIAN ERYTHROCYTES.

CYTOLYSOMES IN AMPHIBIAN ERYTHROCYTES.


AN APPARENT HELICAL ARRANGEMENT OF RIBOSOMES IN DEVELOPING POLLEN MOTHER CELLS OF IPOMOEA PURPUREA (L.) ROTH.


EFFECT OF LACTATION AND AGE AT FIRST BREEDING ON SIZE AND SURVIVAL OF RABBIT BLASTOCYSTS.


ONE THOUSAND PREGNANCIES IN INFERTILITY CASES.


THE ISOLATION OF CILIARY BASAL BODIES (KINETOSOMES) FROM TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS.


AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE ISOLATION OF RAT LIVER NUCLEI BY DENSITY CENTRIFUGATION.


MITOCHONDRIA IN CARDIAC MUSCLE CELLS OF THE CANARY AND SOME OTHER BIRDS. The fine structure of mitochondria from the ventricular myocardium of canaries, sparrows, zebra finches, quail, and geese has been studied. The first three of these birds have very fast heart rates, the quail being intermediate, and the goose has a relatively slow rate. The canary heart has a unique form of mitochondrion containing large, parallel arrays of zigzag or angled cristae. Other cristae, continuous with the zigzag ones and also occupying large parts of the mitochondrial volume, are named retiform because of the hexagonal network which they form, sometimes in a single plane and sometimes three dimensional. These two types of cristae appear to be interconnectible. It is possible that there is a direct functional significance in these peculiar forms, but, in any case, the relative constancy of dimensions in these arrays is probably related to specific properties of the molecules of which the cristal membrane is composed. It is also demonstrated that this membrane is composed in part of approximately 30-A particles which are believed to be protein molecules. This unusual mitochondrial morphology is not seen either in the other fast bird hearts or in the slower ones, so that there is neither a simple correlation with heart rate nor probably with the separate parts of the cardiac cycle. Although none of the other four hearts shows more than an occasional angled crista, there does seem to be a rather gross correlation between heart rate and mitochondrial size and complexity of crista structure, but no correlation with presence or absence of zigzag forms. The cristae of quail heart mitochondria are disposed in unusually large close-packed whorls.


TRICOMPLEX FIXATION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS.

TRICOMPLEX FIXATION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS. A basis for the interpretation of the structure of the cell membrane is often looked for in electron microscope investigations on the structure of lipid models. A difficulty in these investigations is our lack of knowledge of the effect of the preparative treatment on the structure studied. This applies especially to the strongly oxidizing fixatives: osmium tetroxide and potassium permanganate. These agents have, moreover, the drawback that they cannot be used to fix fully saturated lipids. On the basis of existing theories concerning complex colloid systems, a fixation method was developed that allows the electron microscope study of the structure of phospholipid models, irrespective of whether they consist of saturated or unsaturated compounds. With this fixation, namely tricomplex flocculation by means of suitable ions, the structure of the lipid molecules is not altered. Moreover, the site and mode of action of this fixation are well known. The first application of this method to the study of isolated beef brain phospholipids is described.


MICROSCOPIC DETERMINATION OF BONE PHOSPHORUS BY  QUANTITATIVE AUTORADIOGRAPHY OF NEUTRON-ACTIVATED SECTIONS. Longitudinal sections of human cortical bone were submitted to thermal neutrons. gamma-ray spectra were recorded repeatedly during 15 days following irradiation. They showed that Na(24) is predominant as early as 3 hours after activation and that all the gamma-emitters have decayed on the 15th day. When the gamma-rays have disappeared, beta-rays are still produced by the sections. It was proved by the absorption curve in aluminium that all these beta-rays are issued from the P(32) induced in the sections by activation of P(31). Therefore autoradiograms registered 15 days after activation reveal the distribution of P(32) in the sections. gamma-ray spectra and beta-ray absorption curves of neutron activated sections of ivory demonstrated a mineral composition similar to that of bone. Autoradiograms of ivory sections activated for various times were used to establish the relation between the optical density of the autoradiograms and the radioactivity in P(32). When the bone autoradiograms are compared with the ivory standards of known radioactivity, the optical densities of single osteons (Haversian systems), can be related to their phosphorus contents. Autoradiograms and microradiograms of the same sections were examined side by side. The least calcified osteons, that contain 80 per cent of the calcium of the fully calcified osteons, also contain about 80 per cent of the phosphorus of the fully mineralized osteons. It is concluded that the Ca:P ratio remains constant while mineralization of bone tissue is being completed.


STUDIES ON THE BIOCHEMISTRY AND FINE STRUCTURE OF SILICA SHELL FORMATION IN DIATOMS. I. THE STRUCTURE OF THE CELL WALL OF CYLINDROTHECA FUSIFORMIS REIMANN AND LEWIN. An electron microscope study on the cell wall of the diatom Cylindrotheca fusiformis was carried out using stereoscopic and sectioning techniques. Material prepared by an enzyme treatment or by a mechanical method showed that the wall consists of two major components: a silica shell and organic material. Vapor of hydrofluoric acid was employed to remove the silica and thereby reveal the arrangement of the organic material. An attempt was made to increase the contrast of the organic component by "staining." Uranylacetate not only increased the electron opacity of the organic material but also apparently decreased the electron opacity of the silica shell. In ultrathin sections of complete cells, the structure as revealed by stereoscopy could be confirmed and extended. Every part of the silica shell is tightly enclosed by organic material. In the valve region the silica enclosed in this way is located between other layers of organic material. The whole cell wall is surrounded by a mucilaginous substance which stains with ruthenium red.


THE FINE STRUCTURE OF CHLOROPLAST STROMA FOLLOWING ALDEHYDE OSMIUM-TETROXIDE FIXATION. Markedly improved fixation of leaf tissues is obtained by means of a glutaraldehyde (or acrolein)-osmium tetroxide procedure, as compared with the results of potassium permanganate or osmium tetroxide fixation methods. The procedure has proved useful in all species so far examined. Chloroplasts are particularly well preserved. In this paper details of components of the ground-substance of Avena sativa plastids are presented. They include the following:-(i) The "tromacentre" is an area of aggregated fibrils, each 85 A in diameter, and of uncertain length. Individual fibrils may be composed of subunits. The whole aggregate is usually up to 1 micro in diameter, and is visible in thin sections in the light microcope. It is present at all stages of plastid development, and, under conditions of rapid synthesis in the plastid, it may be up to 2 micro in diameter. Evidence that it is proteinaceous is presented. Osmiophilic globules are often associated with it. (ii) Areas which resemble bacterial and blue-green algal nucleoplasms, containing fibrils approximately 30 A wide. These regions are smaller than the stromacentre and, like that structure, they occur in all stages of plastid development. Unlike it, there are several such areas per chloroplast. (iii) Particles which have some of the morphological and staining characteristics of ribosomes. Present at all stages of development, they are approximately two-thirds the size of the cytoplasmic ribosomes. They can occur in groups, thus resembling polyribosomes. (iv) The remaining material is granular, and may include dissociated portions of stromacentre material. The validity of the observations and their significance is discussed.


FINE STRUCTURE AND MORPHOGENIC MOVEMENTS IN THE GASTRULA OF THE TREEFROG, HYLA REGILLA. The blastoporal groove of the early gastrula of the treefrog, Hyla regilla, was examined with the electron microscope. The innermost extension of the groove is lined with invaginating flask- and wedge-shaped cells of entoderm and mesoderm. The distal surfaces of these cells bear microvilli which are underlain with an electron-opaque layer composed of fine granular material and fibrils. The dense layer and masses of vesicles proximal to it fill the necks of the cells. In flask cells bordering the forming archenteron the vesicles are replaced by large vacuoles surrounded by layers of membranes. The cells lining the groove are tightly joined at their distal ends in the region of the dense layer. Proximally, the cell bodies are separated by wide intercellular spaces. The cell body, which is migrating toward the interior of the gastrula, contains the nucleus plus other organalles and inclusions common to amphibian gastrular cells. A dense layer of granular material, vesicles, and membranes lies beneath the surface of the cell body and extends into pseudopodium-like processes and surface undulations which cross the intercellular spaces. A special mesodermal cell observed in the dorsal lining of the groove is smaller and denser than the surrounding presumptive chordamesodermal cells. A long finger of cytoplasm, filled with a dense layer, vesicles and membranes, extends from its distal surface along the edge of the groove, ending in a tight interlocking with another mesodermal cell. Some correlations between fine structure and the mechanics of gastrulation are discussed, and a theory of invagination is proposed, based on contraction and expansion of the dense layer and the tight junctions at distal cell surfaces.


AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MOUSE HEPATITIS VIRUS IN TISSUE CULTURE CELLS. Samples taken at different intervals of time from suspension cultures of the NCTC 1469 line of mouse liver-derived (ML) cells infected with a mouse hepatitis virus have been studied with the electron microscope. The experiments revealed that the viruses are incorporated into the cells by viropexis within 1 hour after being added to the culture. An increasing number of particles are found later inside dense cytoplasmic corpuscles similar to lysosomes. In the cytoplasm of the cells from the samples taken 7 hours after inoculation, two organized structures generally associated and never seen in the controls are observed: one consists of dense material arranged in a reticular disposition (reticular inclusion); the other is formed by small tubules organized in a complex pattern (tubular body). No evidence has been found concerning their origin. Their significance is discussed. With the progression of the infection a system of membrane-bounded tubules and cisternae is differentiated in the cytoplasm of the ML cells. In the lumen of these tubules or cisternae, which are occupied by a dense material, numerous virus particles are observed. The virus particles which originate in association with the limiting membranes of tubules and cisternae are released into their lumen by a "budding" process. The virus particles are 75 mmicro in diameter and possess a nucleoid constituted of dense particles or rods limiting an electron transparent core. The virus limiting membrane is sometimes covered by an outer layer of a dense material. In the cells from the samples taken 14 to 20 hours after inoculation, larger zones of the cell cytoplasm are occupied by inclusion bodies formed by channels or cisternae with their lumens containing numerous virus particles. In the samples taken 20 hours or more after the inoculation numerous cells show evident signs of degeneration.


IMPROVEMENT OF VISUAL AND TACTUAL FORM DISCRIMINATION.


CUE AND SECONDARY REINFORCEMENT EFFECTS WITH CHILDREN.


TEMPORAL DETERMINANTS OF A KINESTHETIC AFTEREFFECT.


EFFECTS OF SHOCK INTENSITY AND PLACEMENT ON THE LEARNING OF A FOOD-REINFORCED BRIGHTNESS DISCRIMINATION.


STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AS A FUNCTION OF DRIVE LEVEL, AND THE RELATION BETWEEN TWO MEASURES OF RESPONSE STRENGTH.


STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AS A FUNCTION OF DRIVE SHIFT.


SUBJECTIVE INTENSITY OF MINERAL TASTE IN WATER.


OVERLEARNING AND BRIGHTNESS-DISCRIMINATION REVERSAL.


INFERRED COMPONENTS OF REACTION TIMES AS FUNCTIONS OF FOREPERIOD DURATION.


FIRST-LIST RETENTION AS A FUNCTION OF LIST DIFFERENTIATION AND SECOND-LIST MASSED AND DISTRIBUTED PRACTICE.


EFFECT OF LUMINANCE, EXPOSURE DURATION, AND TASK COMPLEXITY ON REACTION TIME.


SIGNAL UNCERTAINTY AND SLEEP LOSS.

SIGNAL UNCERTAINTY AND SLEEP LOSS.


S-R COMPATIBILITY AND INFORMATION REDUCTION.


DISCRIMINATION PERFORMANCE AS AFFECTED BY PROBLEM DIFFICULTY AND SHOCK FOR EITHER THE CORRECT OR INCORRECT RESPONSE.


THE REINFORCEMENT RELATION AS A FUNCTION OF INSTRUMENTAL RESPONSE BASE RATE.


DELAYED COLD-INDUCED VASODILATATION AND BEHAVIOR.


EFFECTS OF CS AND UCS CHANGE ON EXTINCTION OF THE CONDITIONED EYELID RESPONSE.


MEANINGFULNESS AS A VARIABLE IN DICHOTIC HEARING.


SENSITIVITY OF THE GENUS PSEUDOMONAS TO ANTIBIOTICS.


EXPERIMENTAL VINDICATION OF THE IMMUNOCHEMICAL PROPHYLAXIS OF TUBERCULOSIS.


PRINCIPLES OF THE NORMS FOR PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FOOD PRODUCTS AND THE ORGANIZATION OF THEIR CONTROL IN THE U.S.S.R.


THE KINETICS OF MULTIPLICATION OF TESCHEN DISEASE VIRUS (TDV) IN AN ESTABLISHED PORCINE KIDNEY CELL LINE (STRAIN PK): CORRELATION BETWEEN CELL RESPONSE AND VIRUS RELEASE.


PLAQUE FORMATION BY TESCHEN DISEASE VIRUS (TDV) IN AN ESTABLISHED LINE OF PORCINE KIDNEY EPITHELIAL CELLS (STRAIN PK).


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TESCHEN DISEASE VIRUS.


THE TAXONOMY OF THE SERRATIA GENUS.

THE TAXONOMY OF THE SERRATIA GENUS.


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF ACID PHOSPHOMONOESTERASE PRODUCED BY STRAINS OF STAPHYOLOCOCCI AND MICROCOCCI.


OUTBREAK OF TOXICOINFECTIVE FOOD POISONING DUE TO ONE SEROTYPE OF P. HAUSERI, BIOTYPE P. MIRABILIS.


STUDIES ON CORYNEBACTERIUM PYOGENES VARIETAS HOMINIS. IV. COMPARISON OF ACTIVE COMPONENTS IN CORYNEBACTERIUM PYOGENES VARIETAS HOMINIS (CORYNEBACTERIUM HAEMOLITICUM) AND CORYNEBACTERIUM PYOGENES.


SEROLOGICAL SURVEYS UNDERTAKEN IN CONNECTION WITH THE NATION-WIDE VACCINATION CAMPAIGN AGAINST POLIOMYELITIS IN CUBA IN 1962.


FRACTURE DISLOCATION OF THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT: REPORT OF TWO CASES.


NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXVII.

NEUROSURGICAL CLASSIC--XXVII.


PRE- AND POSTOPERATIVE MEASUREMENTS OF REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW IN THREE CASES OF INTRACRANIAL ARTERIOVENOUS ANEURYSMS.


RUPTURED INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS--THE ROLE OF ARTERIAL SPASM.


POSTURAL OPHTHALMODYNAMOMETRY IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF OCCLUSIVE AORTOCRANIAL DISEASE.


THE SO-CALLED SOLID HEMANGIOBLASTOMAS OF THE CEREBELLUM AND VERTEBRAL ANGIOGRAPHY.


THE UNILATERAL ANTERIOR CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ANEURYSMS OF THE ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY.


ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA OF VERTEBRAL VESSELS IN THE NECK.


THE EFFECT OF ROENTGEN-RAY THERAPY ON OLIGODENDROGLIOMAS OF THE BRAIN.


BEHAVIORAL AND 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROID CHANGES FOLLOWING PNEUMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY.


STATUS OF VISION FOLLOWING SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR PITUITARY CHROMOPHOBE ADENOMA.


A STUDY OF THE FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCUMULATION OF RADIOACTIVE IODINATED HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN (RIHSA) BY INTRACRANIAL TUMOURS AND OTHER LESIONS.


SMALL VASCULAR MALFORMATIONS AS A CAUSE OF PRIMARY INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE.


GIANT-CELL FIBROSARCOMA OF BRAIN: CASE REPORT.


INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM AS A CAUSE OF SUBDURAL HEMATOMA OF THE POSTERIOR FOSSA.


NEURINOMA OF THE GASSERIAN GANGLION: REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


GRANULAR-CELL "MYOBLASTOMA" OF THE NEUROHYPOPHYSIS.


THE CALCIUM CONTENT AND 45-CALCIUM UPTAKE OF THE SMOOTH MUSCLE OF THE GUINEA-PIG TAENIA COLI.


THE LOSS OF RADIOACTIVE 45-CALCIUM FROM THE SMOOTH MUSCLE OF THE GUINEA-PIG TAENIA COLI.


THE RESPONSE OF PERFUSED FROG HEARTS TO MINUTE QUANTITIES OF ACETYLCHOLINE, AND THE VARIATION IN SENSITIVITY WITH SEASON.


ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF EFFERENT VAGAL FIBRES AND DORSAL NUCLEUS OF THE VAGUS DURING REFLEX BRADYCARDIA IN THE CAT.


THE INACTIVATION OF INFUSED NORADRENALINE BY THE CAT SPLEEN.


EFFECTS ON HEART RATE OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF MEDULLARY VAGAL STRUCTURES IN THE CAT.


ORIGIN OF CARDIOMOTOR FIBRES IN THE DORSAL NUCLEUS OF THE VAGUS IN THE CAT: A HISTOLOGICAL STUDY.


THE DISTRIBUTION OF EXCHANGEABLE MAGNESIUM WITHIN THE SHEEP.


CONTINUOUS RECORDINGS OF CHANGES IN MEMBRANE POTENTIAL IN MAMMALIAN CEREBRAL TISSUES IN VITRO; RECOVERY AFTER DEPOLARIZATION BY ADDED SUBSTANCES.


LUMINANCE DISCRIMINATION OF BRIEF FLASHES UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF ADAPTATION.


CYSTICERCOSIS WITH TAENIASIS IN A VEGETARIAN.


THE EFFECT OF REPETITIVE STIMULATION UPON MONOSYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION IN KITTENS.


THE INCIDENCE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DISEASE IN KENYA. I. SOME DISEASES OF SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE.


HISTOPLASMOSIS IN TANGANYIKA (TANZANIA).


BOWEL INFECTION WITH HISTOPLASMA DUBOISII.


FURTHER RESEARCHES ON MACROULCUS PERSTANS.


REACTION OF VENOUS ENDOTHELIUM TO INJURY.


EFFECTS OF IONS ON THE HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS TISSUE CONSTITUENTS.


EFFECTS OF SOME PHENYLALANINE ANALOGS UPON PROTEIN METABOLISM IN VIVO.


EFFECT OF BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES ON MOUSE PERITONEAL LEUKOCYTES.


THE EFFECT OF MURINE HEPATITIS VIRUS INFECTION ON LYMPHATIC ORGANS.


FIBROBLASTS IN TISSUE CULTURE. USE OF COLLOIDAL IRON FOR ULTRASTRUCTURAL LOCALIZATION OF ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES.


RENAL CHANGES IN THE RAT FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF COMPLETE FREUND'S ADJUVANT.


PRECISION REFRACTOMETRY OF SMALL LENS-SHAPED OBJECTS.


HEPATIC GLOMERULOSCLEROSIS. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF RENAL BIOPSIES IN LIVER DISEASES.


ROLE OF THYMUS IN SKIN AND TUMOR TRANSPLANTATION IN THE RAT.


THE TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN MEDICAL EDUCATION.


CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE GALLBLADDER.

CONGENITAL ABSENCE OF THE GALLBLADDER.


SYNTHESIS AND RELEASE OF RENIN. THE ROLE OF THE JUXTAGLOMERULAR APPARATUS.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE FROM THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, OHIO.


THE ART OF KAEETHE KOLLWITZ.

THE ART OF KAEETHE KOLLWITZ.


HOSPITALIZATION OF THE MENTALLY ILL. ANALYSIS OF QUESTIONNAIRE CONCERNING KNOWLEDGE OF OHIO HOSPITALIZATION LAWS APPLYING TO MENTAL PATIENTS.


TOPICAL 5-IODO-2'-DEOXYURIDINE IN DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE (DMSO), A NEW TREATMENT FOR SEVERE HERPES SIMPLEX.


A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.

A CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.


MATERNAL DEATHS INVOLVING ANESTHESIA: WITH COMMENT OF CONSULTING ANESTHESIOLOGIST.


MOTION ELEMENT SYNTHESIS--AN ASSESSMENT.


PRE- AND POST-EXPOSURE PROCESSES IN TACHISTOSCOPIC IDENTIFICATION.


THE NULL HYPOTHESIS VS THE DIFFERENTIAL HYPOTHESIS.


INADEQUATE RESOURCES, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, AND REVIEW OF THE INFORMATIVE FEEDBACK LITERATURE.


BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAY FOR EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED UREMIC ENDOTOXEMIA IN RATS.


GROUP DIFFERENCES IN THE ASSIGNMENT OF REWARD VALUES.


A BINOCULAR VIEWING APPARATUS FOR SENSORY THRESHOLD STUDIES IN CHILDREN.


DISCRIMINATION REACTION TIME AS A FUNCTION OF INCENTIVE-RELATED DRQ ANXIETY AND TASK DIFFICULTY.


SHAPES OF FIGURES IDENTIFIED AS A BABY'S HEAD.


COMPARISON OF TWO MULTIPLE-CHOICE RORSCHACH TESTS.


EFFECT OF COLOR-SIMILARITY ON THE SIZE-ILLUSION OF TRIPLE CIRCLES.


LATERALITY OF SUBCORTICAL INVOLVEMENT AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE: A FACTOR ANALYSIS.


THE SHAPES ANALYSIS, A TEST OF SPATIAL PERCEPTION.


CONDITIONING AND GENERALIZATION OF INFLUENCE BEHAVIOR.


RESPONSE TIMES FOR "SAME-"DIFFERENT" JUDGMENTS.


RESEARCH NOTE ON HIGH SCHOOL SPECTATOR SPORTS PREFERENCES OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.


EFFECTS OF STIMULUS AND FIELD SIZE ON THE ACCURACY OF ORIENTATION IN HOMOGEOUS ENVIRONMENT.


CONFOUNDED DELAY-OF-KR DESIGN REVISITED: REPLY TO BILODEAU.


HOSPITALIZATION AND SIMPLE REACTION TIME.


PERCEPTION OF AMBIGUOUS FIGURE-GROUND PATTERNS AS A FUNCTION OF PAST EXPERIENCE.


ELECTRODERMOGRAM (TARCHANOFF EFFECT) DURING SLEEP.


ON THE PROPER USE OF THE BENDER GESTALT TEST.


THE BLIND FINGERS.

THE BLIND FINGERS.


SEX OF EXAMINER AS A VARIABLE IN IES TEST PERFORMANCE OF COLLEGE MALES.


A TYPE OF SPURIOUS CONSTANT ERROR IN MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION.


SENSORY DEPRIVATION HALLUCINATIONS AND OTHER SLEEP BEHAVIOR AS A FUNCTION OF POSITION, METHOD OF REPORT, AND ANXIETY.


EVALUATION OF A VISUAL DISCRIMINATION TASK FOR THE ANALYSIS OF THE GENETICS OF A MOUSE BEHAVIOR.


PERCEPTUAL CONFORMITY AND EGO STRENGTH.

PERCEPTUAL CONFORMITY AND EGO STRENGTH.


KINESTHETIC AFTEREFFECT FOLLOWING INTERMITTENT STIMULATION.


SOME PHENOMENA AFFECTING HANDWRITING ANALYSIS.


AUDITORY DISTRACTION AND COMPENSATORY TRACKING.


EFFECTS OF SUGGESTED TIME PERSPECTIVE AND ORDER OF PRESENTATION ON RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS ABOUT DREAMING.


APPARATUS FOR MEASUREMENT OF DYNAMIC VISUAL ACUITY.


A DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY OF RETINAL RIVALRY.


SKILL AND MOTIVATION AS SEPARABLE COMPONENTS OF PERFORMANCE.


A DISCRIMINATED-OPERANT BASELINE PROCEDURE FOR ANALYSIS OF STIMULUS GENERALIZATION IN INDIVIDUALS.


SERIAL POSITION AS A FACTOR IN ISOLATION.


CORRELATIONS AMONG VERBAL RESPONSE HOSTILITY MEASURES.


EFFECT OF SIZE AND FREQUENCY OF MONEY REINFORCEMENT ON HUMAN OPERANT (WORK)BEHAVIOR.


AN EIGHT-DIFFICULTY-LEVEL DISCRIMINATION PROBLEM.


FACTOR ANALYTIC VS CLASSICAL METHODS OF FITTING INDIVIDUAL CURVES.


DISCRIMINATION AND REVERSAL LEARNING IN THE ROCK SQUIRREL.


EFFECTS OF WINDOWLESS CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT ON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.


METACONTRAST INTERFERENCE AS DETERMINED BY A METHOD OF COMPARISONS.


EFFECTS OF VALUE OF REINFORCEMENT UPON EXPECTANCY STATEMENTS IN "GAMBLING" AND ACHIEVEMENT TASKS.


PERCEIVED OUTCOME, TRYING, CAN AND CONFIDENCE.


THE PERCEPTUAL MAZE TEST IN A NORMAL POPULATION.


PSYCHOPHYSICAL POWER LAW EXPONENT VALUE FOR SUCROSE INTENSITY.


"VARIABLES THAT INFLUENCE RANDOM-GENERATION": AN ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS.


AUDITORY-VISUAL INTEGRATION, INTELLIGENCE AND READING ABILITY IN SCHOOL CHILDREN.


GENERAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE BLOCK DESIGN ROTATION EFFECT.


CONFIDENCE RATINGS AND LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE ON A JUDGMENTAL TASK.


EXAMINER DIFFERENCES WITH THE STANFORD-BINET IQ.


A DIRECT SCALE OF ATTITUDE TOWARD THE CHURCH.


PACING AND ANXIETY LEVEL ON THE PURSUIT ROTOR.


TIME IMAGERY, INTROVERSION AND FANTASIED PREOCCUPATION IN SIMULATED ISOLATION.


RELIGIOUS BELIEF AND JUDGMENT OF BRIEF DURATION.


PERCEPTUAL DEPRIVATION TOLERANCE AND ADEQUACY OF DEFENSES.


MASKING OF CUTANEOUS SENSATIONS IN MULTIPLE STIMULUS PRESENTATIONS.


A POSSIBLE ARTIFACT IN CYCLIC VARIATIONS IN RADIOSENSITIVITY.


PERFORMANCE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICANTS OF ACTIVATION IN A VIGILANCE SITUATION.


BACKWARD MASKING FOR LETTERS.

BACKWARD MASKING FOR LETTERS.


EDUCATIONAL WASTAGE.

EDUCATIONAL WASTAGE.


LEVEL OF DISPLAY INTEGRATION IN COMPENSATORY TRACKING.


SIZE-WEIGHT ILLUSION AND ANCHORING OF WEIGHT JUDGMENTS.


THE SEVEN SQUARES TEST: PHENOMENON NAMING VS CAUSAL NAMING.


EFFECT OF AROUSAL AND INTELLIGENCE ON BINOCULAR RIVALRY RATE.


MOTOR ABILITY AND CREATIVITY.

MOTOR ABILITY AND CREATIVITY.


PERCEPTUAL AND INTERPERSONAL MEASURES OF FIELD DEPENDENCE.


PUBLICATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH AMONG PH.D.-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS: 1952-1961.


PERCEPTION BIBLIOGRAPHY: XVII. PSYCHOLOGICAL INDEX NO. 13, 1906.


DOGMATISM, AUTHORITARIANISM, AND CONTRAST EFFECTS IN JUDGMENT.


CONCEPTIONS OF NORMALITY AND MENTAL ILLNESS HELD BY NORMAL AND SCHIZOPHRENIC ADULTS.


THE NEED FOR PROGNOSTIC OPTIMISM IN SCHIZOPHRENIC ILLNESSES.


THE EFFECT OF PAPILLARY MUSCLE DAMAGE ON ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVE FUNCTION IN THE LEFT HEART.


BONE MARROW BLOOD VOLUME AND TOTAL RED CELL MASS OF THE  GUINEA-PIG AS DETERMINED BY 59-FE-ERYTHROCYTE DILUTION AND LIQUID NITROGEN FREEZING.


THE DIFFUSIBILITY OF UREA ACROSS THE SHEEP PLACENTA IN THE LAST 2 MONTHS OF GESTATION.


ALDOSTERONE AND THE METABOLISM OF MAGNESIUM AND OTHER MINERALS IN THE SHEEP.


CHOLINE ACETYLASE IN SALIVARY GLANDS OF THE CAT AFTER SYMPATHETIC DENERVATION.


ON THE SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION OF THE PAROTID GLAND OF THE CAT.


ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE ACTIVITY IN SHEEP AFTER FEEDING.


ENDOTHELIAL CELL MITOSIS AND PERMEABILITY.


A RAPID METHOD FOR PREPARING GRANULAR AND AGRANULAR ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND FREE RIBOSOMES FROM RAT LIVER.


RETRIEVAL OF MICROSECOND SIGNALS FROM NOISE BY SAMPLING AND AVERAGING.


THE REMOVAL OF DISLOCATED LENSES BY THE BARRAQUER METHOD.


PATHOLOGICAL EYE CONDITIONS ENCOUNTERED IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY.

OCULAR PHARMACOLOGY.


NALIDIXIC ACID IN THE TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.


LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY--ITS TECHNIQUE AND VALUE.


ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES IN PORPHYRIA VARIEGATA.


THE TRIAD OF THROMBOCYTOPENIA, ECZEMA AND INFECTION (WISKOTT-ADLRICH'S SYNDROME).


PATHOLOGY AND NOSOLOGY OF HODGKIN'S DISEASE.


STUDIES ON NEONATAL DISORDERS INDUCED BY DRUGS.


CEREBRAL CIRCULATION DURING AROUSAL REACTION OF EEG.


A QUANTITATIVE FRACTIONATION METHOD FOR BILIRUBIN IN HUMAN BILE.


EFFECTS OF SALT RESTRICTION, SPIRONOLACTONE, AND AMMONIUM CHLORIDE ON ACID-BASE RELATIONS IN A CASE OF PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM.


SKIN AND NECK CANCER FOLLOWING RADIATION THERAPY FOR BENIGN DISEASES.


A STUDY ON INDIRECT RADIOGRAPHY (RADIOPHOTOGRAPHY).


THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF COMPLETE PORTAL BLOCK ON THE JEJUNUM AND MESENTERIC LYMPH NODES OF THE WHITE RAT.


PROBLEMS OF HUMAN NUTRITION IN NIGERIA.

PROBLEMS OF HUMAN NUTRITION IN NIGERIA.


CHONDRODYSTROPHIA CONGENITA PUNCTATA IN AN AFRICAN CHILD.


THERAPEUTIC RESULTS OBTAINED WITH INTRAMUSCULAR ASTIBAN IN URINARY SCHISTOSOMIASIS.


THE FORWARD MARCH OF G.P. RESEARCH.

THE FORWARD MARCH OF G.P. RESEARCH.


RESEARCH AND OUR DAILY WORK.

RESEARCH AND OUR DAILY WORK.


PATTERNS OF ILLNESS IN A FAMILY PRACTICE.


TRAINING SWISS FAMILY DOCTORS.

TRAINING SWISS FAMILY DOCTORS.


GENERAL PRACTICE AND HOSPITAL RELATIONS.


ORGANIZING DIAGNOSIS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.


FAMILY DOCTOR IN THE UNITED STATES; PRESENT AND FUTURE.


THE HEAD-LIFT TEST AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF D-TUBOCURARINE.


BILATERAL ULNAR NERVE BLOCKS FOR THE EVALUATION OF LOCAL ANAESTHETIC AGENTS. II. TESTS WITH NEW LONGER-ACTING AGENT, LAC-43, AND WITH TETRACAINE.


THE POSTOPERATIVE COURSE AFTER NEUROLEPT-ANALGESIA. A CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL.


ANAESTHESIA FOR THE RESPIRATORY CRIPPLE.


CHANGES IN OXYGEN SATURATION ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF HALOPERIDOL.


THE COST OF THE QUIET LUNG: FLUCTUATIONS IN PA O2 WHEN THE CARLENS TUBE IS USED IN PULMONARY SURGERY.


OXYGEN TENSION AND RADIOCURABILITY IN CANCER OF THE CERVIX.


THE KRISTIANSTAD SURVEY, 1963-1964. STUDIES IN A NORMAL ADULT POPULATION FOR VARIATION AND CORRELATION IN SOME CLINICAL, ANTHROPOMETRIC, AND LABORATORY VALUES, ESPECIALLY THE PERORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST.


THE SPONTANEOUS COURSE OF PRAEMALIGNANT LESIONS ON THE VAGINAL PORTION OF THE UTERUS.


THE COLPOSCOPICAL DIAGNOSIS OF DYSPLASIA, CARCINOMA IN SITU, AND EARLY INVASIVE CANCER OF THE CERVIX.


POPULATION-SCREENING FOR CERVICAL CANCER: ORGANISATION AND CYTOLOGICAL ASPECTS.


PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A POPULATION-SCREENING FOR CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX UTERI USING THE IRRIGATION SMEAR.


SURVIVAL IN CARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM FOLLOWING PELVIC NODE DISSECTION.


PHYSICAL ASPECTS ON THE EXTERNAL IRRADIATION OF CARCINOMA OF THE CERVIX.


PELVIC VARICOSITIES IN WOMEN: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.


ROENTGENOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF PELVIC VARICOSITIES IN WOMEN.


BROAD LIGAMENT VARICOCELE.

BROAD LIGAMENT VARICOCELE.


UTERINE PHLEBOGRAPHY.

UTERINE PHLEBOGRAPHY.


ONE THOUSAND CAESAREAN SECTIONS PERFORMED AT THE GENERAL MATERNITY HOSPITAL, STOCKHOLM.


BREECH PRESENTATION AND PUDENDAL ANAESTHESIA.


THE PROGNOSIS OF THE FOETUS IN RELATION TO THE SERUM URIC ACID IN TOXAEMIA OF PREGNANCY.


OXYTOCIN SENSITIVITY TEST AND CERVICAL RIPENESS AS A GUIDE TO INDUCTION OF LABOUR.


THE VACUUM EXTRACTOR IN THREATENING FOETAL ASPHYXIA.


THE USE OF THE VACUUM-EXTRACTOR IN NARROW OUTLETS.


INTRODUCTION OF VACUUM EXTRACTOR (VE) IN THE INSTITUTE OF MIDWIFERY, HELSINKI.


FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF CHILDREN DELIVERED BY VACUUM-EXTRACTION AND BY FORCEPS.


VESICO-VAGINAL FISTULA AFTER VACUUM-EXTRACTION.


THE EFFECT OF GONADOTROPHINS OBSERVED AT LAPAROTOMY IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH 6-DEHYDRO-6-METHYL-17-ACETOXY-PROGESTERONE (DMAP)+ETHINYL-ESTRADIOL-3-METHYLETHER (EE3ME) FOR INHIBITION OF THE OVULATION.


THE INHIBITORY EFFECT ON OVULATION OF LYNESTRENOL COMBINED WITH MESTRENOL.


HORMONAL URINARY EXCRETION DURING THE CLIMACTERIC.


THE EXCRETION OF PREGNANEDIOL DURING TREATMENT WITH GESTAGENS (ENAVID) ESTIMATED BY THIN-LAYER-CHROMATOGRAPHY.


STEROID HORMONE CONJUGATES AND CERTAIN ENZYMES.


CATECHOLAMINES IN PREGNANCY.

CATECHOLAMINES IN PREGNANCY.


THE STRUCTURE OF WATER IN THE MYOMETRIUM.


MESNSTRUAL BLOOD LOSSES IN A POPULATION SAMPLE.


A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE RESULTS OF IRRADIATION THERAPY ALONE AND INDIVIDUALIZED RADIOLOGICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CERVICAL CARCINOMA STAGE I.


COMBINED RADIOLOGICAL-SURGICAL TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


CARCINOMA CERVICIS UTERI.

CARCINOMA CERVICIS UTERI.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF INVASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX.


LATE RADIATION REACTIONS IN CANCER OF THE CERVIX.


SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RADIATION RECURRENCES IN CERVICAL CARCINOMA.


FUNCTIONAL QUALITIES OF SMALL BLOOD VESSELS IN TISSUE INJURED BY FREEZING AND THAWING.


DIFFERENTIAL SUPRASPINAL CONTROL OF INHIBITORY AND EXCITATORY ACTIONS FROM THE FRA TO ASCENDING SPINAL PATHWAYS.


THE METABOLISM OF FATTY ACIDS IN THE RAT. II. OLEIC ACID.


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OSMOTIC REACTIONS AND ACTIVE SODIUM TRANSPORT IN THE FROG SKIN EPITHELIUM.


GLUCURONIDATION IN RATS OF DIFFERENT AGES AND STRAINS.


MODERNIZED SCHOLANDER RESPIROMETER FOR SMALL AQUATIC ANIMALS.


THE UTILIZATION OF A PRESUMABLY LOW-CARIOGENIC CARBOHYDRATE DERIVATIVE.


FAT IN TWITCH AND SLOW MUSCLE FIBRES.

FAT IN TWITCH AND SLOW MUSCLE FIBRES.


THE TRANSMUCOSAL MIGRATION OF WATER AND HYDROGEN IONS IN THE STOMACH.


FURTHER STUDIES OF THE THYROIDAL RESPONSE TO LOCAL COOLING OF THE "HEAT LOSS CENTER".


COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF THE RESPIRATORY GAS EXCHANGE OF SEA URCHINS.


INHIBITORY ACTION OF PROSTAGLANDIN E ON THE MOBILIZATION OF FREE FATTY ACIDS AND GLYCEROL FROM HUMAN ADIPOSE TISSUE IN VITRO. PROSTAGLANDIN AND RELATED FACTORS.


RESPONSE SETS, NEUROTICISM AND EXTRAVERSION: A FACTORIAL STUD.


SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN AUTOKINETIC MOTION AND SPACE LOCALIZATION.


RELATION OF THE EFFECT OF KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS TO DISTRIBUTION OF TRIALS.


ACCOMMODATION IN MYELINATED NERVE FIBRES OF XENOPUS LAEVIS AS COMPUTED ON THE BASIS OF VOLTAGE CLAMP DATA.


SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROXIMAL TUBULAR WALL RELATED TO REABSORPTION DURING LUMINAL OCCLUSION FOLLOWING INTERRUPTION OF GLOMERULAR FILTRATION.


PRESYNAPTIC DEPOLARIZATION OF GROUP I MUSCLE AFFERENTS BY CONTRALATERAL AFFERENT VOLLEYS.


ON THE BILE ACID AND NEUTRAL FECAL STEROID EXCRETION IN MAN AND RABBITS FOLLOWING CHOLESTEROL FEEDING. BILE ACIDS AND STEROIDS 150.


MIXED VENOUS CO2 TENSION--DETERMINED BY A CO2 REBREATHING METHOD. INFLUENCE OF REBREATHING TIME.


THE EFFECT OF SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL VASODILATORS ON THE VASCULAR BED OF SKELETAL MUSCLE.


ENERGY COST OF ALTERNATING POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WORK.


PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE RESPONSE TO OCCLUSION OF VISCERAL ARTERIES.


EFFECT OF NICOTINE AND NICOTINE ANALOGUES ON TISSUE AND  URINARY CATECHOLAMINES IN THE RAT.


EXPERIENCES WITH THE SCHILLING TEST AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL.


THE MEASUREMENT OF BODY FATNESS: A STUDY IN A TOTAL COMMUNITY.


BEARING OF ETHNIC AND REGIONAL FACTORS ON THE INTERPRETATION OF CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA.


THE EFFECT OF HEPARIN PRETREATMENT ON DEVELOPMENT AND CLEARING OF ALIMENTARY LIPEMIA.


DIETETIC FOODS.

DIETETIC FOODS.


THE CONCEPT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF LABILE AND OVER-ALL PROTEIN RESERVES OF THE BODY.


HEART RATE AND BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSE TO OCCLUSION OF VISCERAL ARTERIES.


MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY: A PROBLEM IN POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACID METABOLISM?


STUDIES ON CREATININE METABOLISM IN KWASHIORKOR AND MARASMUS.


CHEMISTRY AND STRUCTURE OF ANIMAL VIRUS PARTICLES.


CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRUS-CELL COMPLEXES.


REPLICATION OF ANIMAL VIRUSES AS STUDIED BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.


VIRUS-INDUCED TUMORS AND LEUKEMIAS.

VIRUS-INDUCED TUMORS AND LEUKEMIAS.


THE INFLUENCE OF SEASONAL VARIATION, DIET AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON SERUM LIPIDS IN YOUNG MEN IN ANTARCTICA.


BIOCHEMISTRY OF VIRUS REPRODUCTION.

BIOCHEMISTRY OF VIRUS REPRODUCTION.


INTERFERON. A REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF RECENT OBSERVATIONS.


CLINICAL VIROLOGY.

CLINICAL VIROLOGY.


IMMUNOLOGIC, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AND INTERFERON APPROACHES TO CONTROL OF VIRAL DISEASE.


MEGALOBLASTIC AND TRANSITIONAL MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE: A STUDY OF NINE CASES.


MUSHROOM POISONING IN FIVE PATIENTS.

MUSHROOM POISONING IN FIVE PATIENTS.


LYMPHOSARCOMA CELL LEUKEMIA.

LYMPHOSARCOMA CELL LEUKEMIA.


SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS: ETIOLOGICAL ASPECTS.


TREATMENT OF CYCLIC NEUTROPENIA WITH TESTOSTERONE.


NEUROGENIC POLYCYTHEMIA. REPORT OF A PATIENT WITH TRANSIENT ERYTHROCYTOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH OCCLUSION OF A MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY, AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


ANGIOKERATOMA CORPORIS DIFFUSUM UNIVERSALE (FABRY'S DISEASE) WITH MITRAL STENOSIS.


SUBACUTE BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS DUE TO ERYSIPELOTHRIX RHUSIOPATHIAE. REPORT OF A CASE AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


THYROIDITIS CAUSED BY TUBERCULOUS ABSCESS OF THE THYROID GLAND. CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.


CHROMOSOMAL STUDIES OF TWO CASES OF TRISOMY-21 DOWN'S SYNDROME WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM.


EFFECT OF OUT-OF-HOME CARE ON MONGOLOID CHILDREN: A CONTINUATION STUDY.


PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF MONGOLISM.

PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF MONGOLISM.


AN INQUIRY INTO SYSTEMATIC DIFFERENCES IN THE ABILITIES OF INSTITUTIONALIZED ADULT MONGOLOIDS.


EFFECTS OF A TRAINING PROGRAM ON THE PRODUCTIVE THINKING OF EDUCABLE MENTAL RETARDATES.


TEACHING THE PROFOUNDLY RETARDED SELF-HELP ACTIVITIES BY BEHAVIOR SHAPING TECHNIQUES.


FAILURE AS MOTIVATION WITH MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN.


CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND SHELTERED WORKSHOP PERFORMANCE FOR SEVERELY RETARDED ADULTS.


THE USE OF A SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL IN PROGRAM EVALUATION.


GAMMA MOVEMENT: A COMPARISON OF NORMALS AND RETARDATES.


THE EFFECT OF A SINGLE MONOCULAR DEPTH CUE DEFICIT ON RETARDATES' PERCEPTION OF THE ROTATING CUBE ILLUSION.


COMPARISON OF THE PPVT, WECHSLER-BELLEVUE, AND STANFORD-BINET ON EDUCABLE RETARDATES.


UNI-MODAL AND CROSS-MODAL "CODING" IN THE MENTALLY RETARDED.


THE PERFORMANCE OF BRAIN DAMAGED MENTAL RETARDATES ON SUCCESSIVE TRIALS OF THE BENDER-GESTALT.


SOUND INDUCED DRIVE AND STEREOTYPED BEHAVIOR IN MENTAL DEFECTIVES.


CONSTIPATION IN INSTUTIONALIZED RETARDATES WITH CHRONIC BRAIN SYNDROME: REPORT OF A CONTROLLED CLINICAL STUDY.


EFFECT OF VASOCONSTRICTOR TONE ON PRESSURE RESPONSES TO EPINEPHRINE AND NOREPINEPHRINE.


ELECTRICAL THROMBOSIS OF BLOOD VESSELS: A VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT PHENOMENON.


FIBRINOGEN DESTRUCTION IN THE CADAVER: EFFECT OF ANTEMORTEM STRESS AND INHIBITORS.


EFFECTS OF HYPOTHERMIA ON DISAPPEARANCE OF ETHANOL FROM ARTERIAL BLOOD.


EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON SECRETION OF ACTH IN THE RAT.


SECRETION OF ALDOSTERONE BY RATS.

SECRETION OF ALDOSTERONE BY RATS.


VARIATIONS IN INTRAUTERINE PH WITHIN A CIRCADIAN RHYTHM (GALLUS DOMESTICUS).


C14-LABELED GLUCOSE METABOLISM BY BONE FROM NORMAL AND PARATHYROID-TREATED RATS.


ROLE OF CHEMICAL FACTORS IN REGULATION OF FLOW THROUGH KIDNEY, HINDLIMB, AND HEART.


ESTIMATION OF EXTRACELLULAR SPACES OF SMOOTH MUSCLE USING DIFFERENT-SIZED MOLECULES.


ROLE OF TRANSMURAL PRESSURE IN LOCAL REGULATION OF BLOOD FLOW THROUGH KIDNEY.


RENAL MECHANISM FOR EXCRETION AND TRANSFORMATION OF ARSENIC IN THE DOG.


EFFECT OF METAL IONS ON IN VITRO GLUCONEOGENESIS IN RAT KIDNEY CORTEX SLICES.


RESTING POTENTIAL DEPENDENCY ON EXTERNAL POTASSIUM IN AMPHIOXUS MUSCLE.


EFFECT OF URINARY PH ON THE RENAL CONCENTRATING MECHANISM.


EFFECT OF LOW PO2 ON QO2, NA22 EFFLUX, AND CONTRACTILITY OF MUSCLES.


ANALYSIS FOR DEPENDENCE BETWEEN SEQUENTIAL RESPONSES EVOKED IN VISUAL CORTEX.


5-HYDROXYTRYPTAMINE BRADYKININ AND HISTAMINE AS MEDIATORS OF INFLAMMATORY HYPERESTHESIA.


TASTE RECEPTORS AND SIALADENOTROPHIC ACTION OF PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES IN RATS.


EFFECTS OF DIETARY LIPIDS ON HEPATIC PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND LIPID METABOLISM IN THE RAT.


EFFECT OF FREE FATTY ACIDS ON METABOLISM OF PYRUVIC AND LACTIC ACIDS.


CONVERSION OF ACETATE TO LIPIDS AND CO2 BY LIVER OF RATS EXPOSED TO ACCLERATION STRESS.


HEPATIC BLOOD SUPPLY AND CONTROL OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN LIVER.


EFFECTS OF LIGATION AND MORPHINE ON ELECTRIC AND MOTOR ACTIVITY OF DOG DUODENUM.


INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND NA+ INCREASES IN LIVER AFTER PARTIAL HEPATECTOMY.


INTESTINAL TRANSPORT OF AMINO ACIDS STUDIED WITH L-VALINE.


EFFECT OF DINITROPHENOL ON POTENTIAL, RESISTANCE, AND H+ RATE OF FROG STOMACH.


VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN THE NEWBORN LAMB.


LEFT VENTRICLE HEAT PRODUCTION IN INTACT ANESTHETIZED DOGS.


CONTRIBUTION OF LEFT VENTRICLE AND SMALL BOWEL IN IRREVERSIBLE HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK.


T WAVE OF NORMO- AND HYPERKALEMIC CANINE HEART: EFFECT OF VAGAL STIMULATION.


POTASSIUM, SODIUM, AND IODIDE TRANSCAPILLARY EXCHANGE IN THE DOG HEART.


QUANTITATIVE SYNTHESIS OF HEAD AND FORELEG ARTERIAL PULSES IN THE DOG.


HEMODYNAMIC ALTERATIONS PRODUCED BY INTRA-ARTERIAL GAS EMBOLI.


HOME-DELIVERED MEALS FOR THE ILL, HANDICAPPED, AND ELDERLY. A REPORT BY THE COMMITTEE ON GUIDELINES FOR THE PROJECT.


RESPIRATORY AND BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSES TO STIMULATION OF PERIPHERAL AFFERENT NERVES.


SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE.


THEORY BUILDING AND THE STATISTICAL CONCEPT OF INTERACTION.


WORK AND FAMILY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY.


SMALL GROUP AS SOCIAL INSTITUTION.

SMALL GROUP AS SOCIAL INSTITUTION.


NEWSPAPER CITATION AND REPUTATION FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP.


BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS: AN ALTERNATIVE TO DIAGNOSTIC CLASSIFICATION.


SOCIAL PSYCHIATRIC VIEW OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MISFUNCTION AND ROLE OF PSYCHIATRY IN SOCIAL CHANGE.


HEBEPHRENIC SCHIZOPHRENIC REACTIONS.

HEBEPHRENIC SCHIZOPHRENIC REACTIONS.


SOCIAL COMPETENCE AND ESSENTIAL-REACTIVE DISTINCTION IN ALCOHOLISM.


PHYSICIANS STUDYING HYPNOSIS: AN EVALUATION.


ESTIMATING ACCURACY OF JUDGMENT USING RECORDED INTERVIEWS.


SLEEP AND DREAM PATTERNS OF CHILD SCHIZOPHRENICS.


AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION IN NEUROTIC BEHAVIOR.


FAMILY RULES: MARITAL QUID PRO QUO.

FAMILY RULES: MARITAL QUID PRO QUO.


PHENOTHIAZINE REDUCTION AS A CAUSE OF REHOSPITALIZATION.


FANTASY AND THE OUTCOME OF PREGNANCY.

FANTASY AND THE OUTCOME OF PREGNANCY.


COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HALLUCINATIONS.

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HALLUCINATIONS.


PREDICTION OF ADMISSION TO A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL.


STUDY OF A PATIENT WITH 48-HOUR MANIC-DEPRESSIVE CYCLES. II. STRONG POSITIVE CORRELATION BETWEEN ENDOCRINE FACTORS AND MANIC DEFENSE PATTERNS.


TREATMENT OF MENIERE'S DISEASE WITH A NEW ULTRASOUND APPARATUS.


A NEW ULTRASONIC GENERATOR FOR DESTRUCTION OF THE VESTIBULAR END-ORGAN.


ULTRASONIC THERAPY IN MENIERE'S DISEASE SUMMARY OF RESULTS-JUNE 1962.


SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ULTRASOUNDS.


EXPERIENCES WITH THE ULTRASONIC TREATMENT OF MENIERE'S DISEASE AT THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK.


EXPERIMENTAL REPRODUCTION OF MENIERE'S DISEASE. II. OBSERVATIONS ON THE PERMEABILITY OF THE ROUND WINDOW MEMBRANE.


EXPERIMENTAL REPRODUCTION OF MENIERE'S DISEASE. 3. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE MECHANISM IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE VESTIBULAR SYNDROME.


THE FUNCTION OF THE AMPULLAR GLANDS.

THE FUNCTION OF THE AMPULLAR GLANDS.


THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES IN THE STUDY OF THE HEMATOLABYRINTHINE BARRIER IN NORMAL AND IN ALTERED PERMEABILITY CONDITIONS.


BEKESY AUDIOMETRY IN MENIERE'S DISEASE.

BEKESY AUDIOMETRY IN MENIERE'S DISEASE.


DISCUSSION ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF MENIERE'S DISEASE.


NYSTAGMOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN MENIERE'S DISEASE BEFORE AND AFTER LABYRINTHECTOMY.


CLINICAL AND SURGICAL EXPERIENCE IN MENIERE'S DISEASE.


ARHINENCEPHALY-A SHORT REVIEW.

ARHINENCEPHALY-A SHORT REVIEW.


ATAXIA AND HYPOTHYROIDISM.

ATAXIA AND HYPOTHYROIDISM.


CHROMOSOME ABNORMALITY AS A POSSIBLE CAUSE OF HABITUAL ABORTION.


ON THE GROWTH OF CERTAIN "NEWER" RESPIRATORY VIRUSES IN ORGAN CULTURES.


GLYCEROL-INDUCED OLIGURIA AND REDUCED GLOMERULAR FILTRATION IN THE RAT.


CHANGES IN VASCULAR MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES WITH AGE AND BLOOD PRESSURE.


TISSUE REACTION INDUCED IN GUINEA-PIGS BY PARTICULATE POLYMETHYLMETHACRYLATE, POLYTHENE AND NYLON OF THE SAME SIZE RANGE.


A HISTOLOGICAL AND AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF LYMPH NODES DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONTACT SENSITIVITY IN THE GUINEA-PIG.


RESPONSE OF A SERUM GLYCOPROTEIN TO TISSUE INJURY AND NECROSIS. II. THE ROLE OF THE LIVER, ADRENAL GLAND AND OTHER ORGANS.


THE RELATION OF THE AGENT INDUCING HEPATITIS TO THE PSEUDOPELGER CHLOROLEUKAEMIA IN RATS.


MUTATION TO INCREASED VIRULENCE DURING CHRONIC INFECTION WITH SABIN LSC.2AB TYPE I POLIOVIRUS.


IN VITRO ASSAY SYSTEMS FOR AFLATOXIN.

IN VITRO ASSAY SYSTEMS FOR AFLATOXIN.


ENHANCEMENT BY LYSOZYME AND HYALURONIDASE OF THE PENETRATION BY TOXOPLASMA GONDII INTO CULTURED HOST CELLS.


MURINE INFECTION WITH REOVIRUS. 3. PATHOLOGY OF INFECTION WITH TYPES 1 AND 2.


FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PHAGOCYTOSIS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI.


TESTING OF COLOUR VISION IN PROSPECTIVE PRINTERS' APPRENTICES AND THE PROBLEMS THIS PRESENTS IN SELECTION.


METABOLIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUCOCYTES DURING PHAGOCYTOSIS.


BRAIN MECHANISMS AND PERCEPTION.

BRAIN MECHANISMS AND PERCEPTION.


ON VISION AS A TASK.

ON VISION AS A TASK.


A UNIVERSALLY FITTING CONTACT LENS FOR THE STUDY OF STABILISED RETINAL IMAGES.


KINETIC VISUAL ACUITY: THE EFFECT OF INCREASED LEAD-IN TIME ON KINETIC VISUAL ACUITY.


SOME COMMENTS ON THE MAVIS AND ORTHO-RATER VISUAL SCREENERS.


DEPERSONALIZATION IN TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY AND THE ORGANIC PSYCHOSES.


SEXUAL IMPOTENCE AND THE LIMBIC SYSTEM.

SEXUAL IMPOTENCE AND THE LIMBIC SYSTEM.


HOMICIDE, TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY AND DEPRESSION: A CASE REPORT.


SCHIZOPHRENIA IN A WOMAN WITH TEMPORAL LOBE ARTERIO-VENOUS MALFORMATIONS: AN UNUSUAL CASE REPORT.


POST-HYPNOTIC AMNESIA AND POST-HYPNOTIC EFFECT.


SENSORY DEPRIVATION AND COGNITIVE DISORDER.


SIGNAL SPECIFICITY AND POST-HYPNOTIC EFFECT.


THE DIURNAL PATTERN OF SALIVARY FLOW IN NORMAL AND DEPRESSED PATIENTS.


EFFECT OF SERUM FROM SCHIZOPHRENICS ON EVOKED CORTICAL POTENTIALS IN THE RAT.


A FURTHER STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SERUM FROM SCHIZOPHRENICS ON EVOKED CORTICAL POTENTIALS IN THE RAT.


ALCOHOLISM: A TWO-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL.


THE EXPERIENCE OF ELECTRO-CONVULSIVE THERAPY BY A PRACTISING PSYCHIATRIST.


SMALL DIRECT CURRENTS AND THE HUMAN BRAIN.


POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MODERN GREEK CONCEPT OF SELF.


THE SUICIDE PROBLEM IN FRENCH SOCIOLOGY.


FREUD AND SOCIAL CLASS.

FREUD AND SOCIAL CLASS.


STRUCTURE AND VALUES IN THE EXPLANATION OF ACCULTURATION RATES.


GREAT TEACHERS OF SURGERY IN THE PAST: SIR JAMES BERRY (1860-1946).


ABDOMINO-ANAL PULL-THROUGH EXCISION FOR TUMORS OF THE MID-THIRD OF THE RECTUM: A COMPARISON WITH LOW ANTERIOR RESECTION.


SURGERY OF THE SPLEEN IN NIGERIA.

SURGERY OF THE SPLEEN IN NIGERIA.


TORSION OF WANDERING SPLEEN.

TORSION OF WANDERING SPLEEN.


RECURRENCE OF RODENT ULCERS AFTER RADIOTHERAPY.


THE VARICOSE TRIBUTARIES OF THE POPLITEAL VEIN.


DIVERTICULITIS COLI COMPLICATED BY DIFFUSE PERITONITIS.


A LARGE SOLITARY CONGENITAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA PRESENTING AS LYMPHOEDEMA.


BILATERAL MALIGNANT CYSTOSARCOMA PHYLLODES.


ABDOMINAL APOPLEXY.

ABDOMINAL APOPLEXY.


NON-SPECIFIC ULCERATION OF THE SMALL BOWEL.


THE INFLUENCE OF SUTURE MATERIALS AND METHODS ON THE HEALING OF ABDOMINAL WOUNDS.


TRAUMATIC TRACHEO-OESOPHAGEAL FISTULA FOLLOWING STEERING-WHEEL TYPE OF INJURY.


FORMATION OF SCABS ON SKIN WOUNDS.

FORMATION OF SCABS ON SKIN WOUNDS.


ILEUS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.

ILEUS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.


APPENDICO-VESICAL FISTULA.

APPENDICO-VESICAL FISTULA.


PRIMARY DISSECTING ANEURYSM OF THE INFERIOR THYROID ARTERY.


RECTAL CARCINOIDS.

RECTAL CARCINOIDS.


ECLIPSE OF HYSTERIA.

ECLIPSE OF HYSTERIA.


ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER INJURY.

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER INJURY.


CANCER OF THE MALE BREAST.

CANCER OF THE MALE BREAST.


GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF URINARY CALCULUS.


CONGENITAL LARYNGEAL STRIDOR.

CONGENITAL LARYNGEAL STRIDOR.


DIAGNOSIS OF "HYSTERIA".

DIAGNOSIS OF "HYSTERIA".


METABOLIC EFFECTS OF THE STEROID ANTIBIOTIC FUSIDIC ACID.


EFFECT OF GASTRIN I AND II ON THE SECRETION OF INTRINSIC FACTOR.


HAEMODIALYSIS IN INFANTS AND SMALL CHILDREN.


ABSENCE OF HEPATIC IMPAIRMENT IN LONG-TERM ORAL-CONTRACEPTIVE USERS.


ORAL CONTRACEPTION AND LIVER-FUNCTION TESTS.


LIVER-FUNCTION TESTS DURING INTAKE OF CONTRACEPTIVE TABLETS IN PRE-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN.


STIMULATION OF GASTRIC INTRINSIC FACTOR SECRETION.


HYPERINSULINISM AND CUSHING'S SYNDROME.

HYPERINSULINISM AND CUSHING'S SYNDROME.


CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. ORTHOPAEDIC PROBLEMS.


STUDIES ON SERO-IMMUNOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SYNOVIAL AND CARTILAGENOUS TISSUES BY MEANS OF THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE.


FUNCTIONAL UTERINE BLEEDING.

FUNCTIONAL UTERINE BLEEDING.


STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF PSEUDOMYOPIA.

STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF PSEUDOMYOPIA.


A STATISTICAL STUDY ON THE SENILE FRACTURES.


A CASE OF CYCLOPS.

A CASE OF CYCLOPS.


PHOTOSYNTHESIS.

PHOTOSYNTHESIS.


THE GORGING RESPONSE IN RHODNIUS PROLIXUS STAHL.


TORPIDITY IN THE MEXICAN GROUND SQUIRREL CITELLUS MEXICANUS PARVIDENS (MEARNS).


THE OCCURRENCE OF PROTOPORPHYRIN AND MYOGLOBIN IN THE MARINE BORER, BANKIA SETACEA (TRYON).


CEMENTAL DEPOSITION AS AN AGE CRITERION IN BISON, AND THE RELATION OF INCISOR WEAR, EYE-LENS WEIGHT, AND DRESSED BISON CARCASS WEIGHT TO AGE.


ECTOPARASITES FROM ANSERIFORM BIRDS IN MANITOBA.


STUDIES ON THE IN VITRO AXENIC DEVELOPMENT OF TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS. I. BASIC CULTURE TECHNIQUES, PATTERN OF DEVELOPMENT, AND THE EFFECTS OF THE GASEOUS PHASE.


ORGAN WEIGHT-BODY WEIGHT RELATIONS IN THE FAMILY MUSTELIDAE: THE MINK (MUSTELA VISON).


STUDIES ON THE IN VITRO AXENIC DEVELOPMENT OF TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS. II. PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS ON THE EFFECTS OF FARNESOL, CHOLESTEROL, AND AN INSECT EXTRACT.


OSTEOGENESIS IN NONUNION OF FRACTURES. I. TETRACYCLINE LABELLING INVESTIGATION.


OSTEOGENESIS IN NONUNION OF FRACTURES. II. HISTOLOGIC AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION.


MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE FROM ESOPHAGOGASTRIC VARICES IN SCHISTOSOMAL CIRRHOSIS. CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND MANAGEMENT.


OSTEOGENESIS IN NONUNION OF FRACTURES. 3. X-RAY DIFFRACTION INVESTIGATION.


RECURRENCE OF BRAIN ABSCESS AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT.


SELECTIVE ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY IN RHEUMATIC VALVULAR DISEASES.


CLINICAL INVESTIGATION ON CORONARY ARTERIOGRAPHY.


INNOVATION IN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY. THE USE OF ACUPUNCTURE NEEDLES AS SPHENOIDAL ELECTRODES.


HEXACHLOROPARAXYLOL IN THE TREATMENT OF CLONORCHIASIS SINENSIS.


THE XYLOSE METABOLISM IN DEPRESSED PATIENTS AND ITS ALTERATIONS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ANTIDEPRESSIVE HYDRAZINES.


THE DETERMINATION OF ORGANIC NITROGEN IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS. A REVIEW.


EXOGENOUS URINARY AMINES OF PLANT ORIGIN.


URINARY HYDROXYPROLINE EXCRETION IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS AFFECTED WITH PRIMARY DISEASES OF BONE.


STUDIES ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF LIPIDS IN THE BABOON. BIOSYNTHESIS AND TRANSPORT OF CHOLESTEROL.


CARBOXYPEPTIDASE IN BLOOD AND OTHER FLUIDS. VALUES IN HUMAN BLOOD IN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.


THE POSSIBILITIES OF ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF CHOLESTEROL IN BLOOD WITH FECL3-REAGENT.


A SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF XANTHINE OXIDASE ACTIVITY.


TECHNIQUE OF SWEAT COLLECTION IN LOCALISED SWEATING BY PILOCARPINE IONTOPHORESIS.


CHANGES IN IMMUNO-ELECTROPHEROGRAMS DUE TO A 1 PER CENT ADDITION OR ETHANOL, BUTANOL OF GLYCEROL TO BLOOD SERUM.


ENZYMATICAL NEURAMINIC ACID RELEASE OF THE UROPROTEINS ISOLATED FROM THE URINE OF PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA.


CONTAMINATION CONTROL METHODS ARE BADLY NEEDED BY "INFECTIOUS" HOSPITALS.


AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE DETECTION OF DEHYDROGENASES USING TETRAZOLIUM SALTS.


THERAPY OF ACUTE ALCOHOLISM.

THERAPY OF ACUTE ALCOHOLISM.


TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM.

TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM.


A PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC DIMENSION: CREATIVE IDENTITY.


PSYCHOTHERAPY AND THE PATIENT'S PET.

PSYCHOTHERAPY AND THE PATIENT'S PET.


TECHNIQUES OF STARTING THE PSYCHOTHERAPY PATIENTS ON  PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS.


SCHIZOPHRENIA AND THE PROBLEM OF AUTHORITY.


PATIENTS' EXPECTATIONS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: THEIR EFFECTS ON RESULTS.


INSIGHT AND INTERACTION IN CONCURRENT INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP THERAPY.


THE USE OF MUSIC IN GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY.


DIDACTIC SUPPLEMENTATION OF PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT PROGRAMS.


GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH MARRIED COUPLES.


HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY.


JOINT ADMISSION OF MOTHER AND CHILD: A CONTEXT FOR IMPATIENT THERAPY.


THE LATENT FAMILY IN THE INTENSIVE TREATMENT OF THE HOSPITALIZED SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENT.


THE PREVENTION OF HOSPITALIZATION.

THE PREVENTION OF HOSPITALIZATION.


PSYCHIATRIC HOME TREATMENT SERVICES: PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS.


THE PSYCHIATRIC CLUB OF AMERICA.

THE PSYCHIATRIC CLUB OF AMERICA.


WHENCE, WHITHER, AND WHY-PSYCHIATRY CIRCA 1965.


OPEN-DOOR ADMITTING SYSTEM FOR A PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC.


THE PSYCHIATRIC UNIT OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL: ITS ORGANIZATION AND DESIGN AS A THERAPEUTIC INSTRUMENT.


INPATIENT SERVICE AT THE HENRY PHIPPS PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC.


THE UNIT SYSTEM IN RATION PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS.


WORK THERAPY IN PSYCHIATRY.

WORK THERAPY IN PSYCHIATRY.


THE COMMUNITY BOARDING HOUSE AS A TRANSITIONAL RESIDENCE DURING AFTERCARE.


THE HALFWAY HOUSE.

THE HALFWAY HOUSE.


AFTERCARE: THE UNCROSSED BRIDGE.

AFTERCARE: THE UNCROSSED BRIDGE.


EUROPEAN ADVANCES IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES.


EAST AFRICA: HALF A CONTINENT IN PSYCHOLOGIC AND SOCIAL CHAOS.


AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY AND THE CRIMINAL: A HISTORICAL REVIEW.


COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS SUCH AS PSYCHOTHERAPY.


THE CITIZEN AND THE DOCTOR: A PURVIEW.

THE CITIZEN AND THE DOCTOR: A PURVIEW.


PHENYLKETONURIA.

PHENYLKETONURIA.


PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH THE MENTALLY RETARDED ADOLESCENT.


THE EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION OF CHILDHOOD SCHIZOPHRENICS WITHIN A REGULAR SCHOOL SETTING.


PSYCHOTHERAPY AS INTERPERSONAL CONDITIONING.


TREATMENT APPROACHES WITH PARENTS OF HOSPITALIZED ADOLESCENTS.


SOCIAL CLASS IN PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY.

SOCIAL CLASS IN PSYCHIATRIC THERAPY.


PSYCHODYNAMICS AND TREATMENT OF UNDERACHIEVEMENT IN COLLEGE STUDENTS.


TECHNIQUES OF HYPNOSIS.

TECHNIQUES OF HYPNOSIS.