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Neuronal inundation with i.v. infused horseradish peroxidase was studied following concussive brain injury by means of both light and electron microscopy. In animals sustaining mechanical brain injury of insufficient intensity as to elicit either microscopic intraparenchymal hemorrhage or other neuropathological change...
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Sequential gray-scale sonograms were obtained during 20 menstrual cycles in 16 normal female volunteers. Hormonal and physical parameters of an ovulatory cycle were correlated with morphological changes in the ovaries, uterus, and cul-de-sac as seen on the sonogram. Ovarian cysts of two sizes were observed, correspondi...
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Pigmented mice differ from frogs in that lighting regime has only a small effect on rod outer segment turnover. During 8 days in constant light or darkness, disc addition measured as total displacement of a radioactive band in rod outer segments of mice which has received injections of tritiated amino acids was never m...
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Morphine and morphine-related agents were applied by microiontophoresis in the lumbar spinal cord of spinal cats to single units classified on the basis of their responses to natural cutaneous or proprioceptive stimulation. Opiate application had a current-dependent depressant effect on the ongoing activities of about ...
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The recent emphasis on housing formerly hospitalized mental patients in community-based facilities has caused the number of such facilities to proliferate. This article examines five characteristics that affect individuals' needs for sheltered care and must be considered in selecting the most appropriate type of facili...
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A suprathreshold grating presented to one eye elevated the threshold for the discrimination of gratings similar in size and orientation presented to the fellow eye. The magnitude and stimulus specificity of these binocular interactions in human observers with normal bioncular vision were similar to those in observers d...
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We have developed a simple method based on cotransfection of overlapping DNA restriction fragments for construction of recombinants of adenovirus type 2 (Ad2) and Ad5. When Ad2 DNA digested with restriction endonuclease EcoRI was cotransfected with Ad5 DNA digested with SalI, recombination occurred between Ad2 EcoRI-A ...
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Roentgen ray spectrometry was used to obtain element spectra from isolated samples of perilymph, endolymph, outer hair cells, and stria vascularis obtained by microdissection from the freeze-dried inner ears of chinchillas. The spectra of perilymph and endolymph residues indicated that no cross-contamination of the two...
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The total gas pressure in experimentally occluded maxillary sinus was continuously recorded during 90 minutes on 7 healthy human subjects. PO2 and PCO2 were measured before and after the total pressure recording. In 3 cases the volume changes in the sinus were measured. The total gas pressure after an initial increase ...
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Substantial reductions in the in-patient census of state hospitals throughout the United States have led to the concentration of large numbers of formerly mentally ill individuals in sheltered living arrangements in local communities. These efforts represent a major change in providing care for the long-term chronic pa...
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EMG studies of the American English vowel pairs /i-I/ and /e-epsilon/ reveal two different production strategies: some speakers appear to differentiate the members of each pair primarily on the basis to tongue height; for others the basis of differentiation appears to be tongue tension. There was no obvious reflection ...
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A simple reaction time paradigm was used to study binocular interactions for suprathreshold grating patterns before and after 8 days of constant monocular occlusion. Prior to patching, subjects demonstrated binocular summation for near threshold contrast stimuli and binocular summation and facilitation for high contras...
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A simple preparation of a deuterated alkylating reagent is described. Its reaction with the beta 93-SH groups of hemoglobin was used to illustrate the preparation of a protein derivative which contains 5 covalently attached non-exchangeable deuterium atoms at a unique locus on each beta chain.
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Pregnant and non-pregnant sheep uteri were perfused in situ with arterial blood at a constant flow rate. Unilateral stimulation (1-2 ma, u ms pulse) of the distal end of the severed sympathetic chain (L3-L4) at frequencies between 5 and 25 Hz produced a graded increase in uterine artery pressure in both horns. At 25 Hz...
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The rates of glucose transfer from maternal blood to pregnant uterus and from placenta to fetus were measured in eight sheep at spontaneously occurring glucose concentrations (control state) and while the fetus, the mother, or both were receiving a constant infusion of glucose. In addition two fetuses received insulin ...
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The role of endogenous angiotensin II in the regulation of the circulation was investigated by infusion of [sar1],[ala8]-angiotensin II, a competitive antagonist of angiotensin II, into fetal sheep with chronically-maintained intravascular catheters. The thesis considered was that angiotensin II may have a greater role...
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The postnatal development from birth to 1 year of the main olfactory bulb was examined quantitatively. The volume of the main olfactory bulb increased over seven-fold by day 30 and remained unchanged thereafter. During the same period the volume of the granular layer increased 18-fold and the mean areas of the olfactor...
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Since large volumes of nutrient rich amniotic fluid are swallowed by the fetus, it has been suggested that intestinal digestion and absorption contribute significantly to fetal nutrition. To see if nutrients are being gained across the intestine, we measured blood flow and intestinal arteriovenous concentration differe...
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Chronic idiopathic intestinal pseudoobstruction (CIIP) is a disorder of alimentary tract motility with onset of symptoms in adolescence or young adulthood, characterized by recurring attacks of abdominal pain, distention, vomiting, and constipation often leading to malnutrition and death. Starting with an adolescent pa...
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Transcutaneous oxygen tension (TcPO2), arterial oxygen tension, pulse, blood pressure, cardiac output and base excess or deficit were serially measured in 18 piglets, 7 to 14 days of age, subjected to a 35% hemorrhage and reinfusion of shed blood. Eight of 18 pigs died. There is a strong correlation between TcPO2 and P...
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A fragment of HeLa cell mitochondrial DNA containing the origin of replicaton has been sequenced. The precise position of the origin in this sequence has been identified by determining the nucleotide order in the 5'-end proximal portion of the heavy strand initiation fragment (7S DNA), and by aligning the two sequences...
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A series of experiments was performed to examine the utility of using the properties of artifically induced seizures as indices of the toxic effect of CO upon the CNS. The two behavioral seizure models tested, 6 Hz ECS and pentylenetetrazol, were unable to differentiate between exposed and unexposed animals, even at se...
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Sixty Sprague-Dawley derived primaparous rats were administered Luminal (sodium phenobarbital) subcutaneously in doses of either 80 mg/kg, 40 mg/kg, or 0 mg/kg (saline) on Days 9-21 of gestation. The two drug groups delivered litters significantly later with evidence of increased resorption at the higher dose. The high...
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Two types of AD and post-AD sequences are described. Type 1, which were most common (83%), are followed by a profound post-ictal depression (PID). PIDs can be quantitatively measured by integrating the EEG. The post-ictal EEG power normally returned to 75% of its prestimulation power within 4-5 min. PIDs are usually in...
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Twenty-two pregnant Sprague-Dawley rats were maintained on methadone hydrochloride solution (14 mg/kg/day, PO, ad lib) throughout gestation, or served as prenatal controls with equal intake of tap water. Within 48 hr of birth 129 pups were cross-fostered to dams of postnatal control or methadone (27 mg/kg/day, PO, ad l...
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Carbon monoxide (CO) was evaluated for its effects on the operant behavior of laboratory rats and juvenile baboons. For the rat studies the procedures included a 2-min variable interval (2-min VI) or fixed interval (2-min FI) schedule of reinforcement, a 60:1 fixed ratio (FR) schedule and a multiple fixed ratio, fixed ...
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Deprivation of magnesium ion in the diet caused a significant decrease in whole brain acetylcholine content. At the reginal level, the most pronounced effect was seen in the corpus striatum, diencephalon and cerebellum. The rate of depletion and recovery varied from region to region, and what appeared to be a return to...
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Rats were exposed on gestational day 15 to 125 r X-irradiation, a treatment known to severely alter brain morphology. At 4-6 weeks of age the behavior of these animals was studied using two methods: (1) measurement of circadian locomotor activity, (2) photographic analysis of behavioral acts. The circadian locomotor ac...
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Rats exposed to lead via the maternal milk were tested at maturity on three different visual discrimination tasks. Starting at parturition the dams were given either tap water, 0.20% sodium acetate, 0.02% lead acetate, or 0.20% lead acetate in the drinking water. At weaning, the pups from all the groups were placed on ...
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Six solid intraocular tumors were reliably diagnosed by needle biopsies and cytologic examination of the aspirates. All of the tumors had an unusual clinical or diagnostic feature that raised the possibility of a non-melanomatous tumor. Two intraocular lesions that were obscured by opaque media or a retinal detachment ...
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Net intestinal fluid movement was measured in immunized and non-immunized rats infected with the enteric stages of the nematode, Trichinella spiralis. Animals were studied 30 min, 5 days and 30 days after receiving infective larvae. Net water movement across the mucosal surface of the gut was measured in vivo by perfus...
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The quantification of tear volume trapped under a flexible contact lens in situ is important for an understanding of both optical and physiological lens behavior. Mathematical treatment is used to calculate the flexed back radii of flexible contact lenses in situ from the various hypotheses available. For each hypothet...
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The apexcardiogram (ACG) and cardiokymogram (CKG) (displacement cardiogram) tracings were compared in 45 patients with a variety of cardiac diseases and in 16 normal subjects. The ACG and CKG were generally comparable in waveform and timing of standard tracing intervals; however, on a case by case comparison frequent d...
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Volume of 19 right ventricular canine casts and 11 right ventricular human casts were obtained by water displacement and compared to three different mathematical models for estimating right ventricular volumes by biplane cineangiography. In the canine studies, significant linear correlation coefficients were obtained u...
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The miniature components of an intra-aortic balloon pumping system (IABP) have been successfully developed in this laboratory and have been effectively tested both in vitro and in 32 in vivo experiments using small animals weighing 3.5--18 kg. It is reasonable to assume that IABP can be successfully employed for clinic...
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Rats with a genetic susceptibility to salt hypertension were given repeated neonatal injections of guanethidine. Vascular reactivity and tissue catecholamine concentrations indicated that a peripheral sympathectomy had been produced. Chemically sympathectomized rats had lower blood pressure than controls while fed a di...
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Cord blood thyroxine (T4) concentrations were measured in 4,068 infants from 28 wk gestation to term. Each chart was reviewed for the following factors: delivery by cesarean section, prolonged rupture of membranes, neonatal asphyxia, meconium-stained amniotic fluid, maternal diabetes mellitus and twinning. Each neonate...
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The dialysance of acetate and bicarbonate measured using a 1.8 M2 hollow fiber artificial kidney was quantitated both in vivo and in vitro. The diffusional transfers of acetate and bicarbonate were similar as would be expected from their almost identical ionic weights. However, ultrafiltration increased bicarbonate los...
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Using the fetal mouse liver cell culture technique for evaluation of erythroid colony formation (CFU-E) sera of 15 patients with CRF and 10 normal subjects were investigated. When sera were removed immediately prior to the onset of regular hemodialysis from patients in a severe uremic state, they produced a significant...
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We conclude that the incidence of IHD in men undergoing hemodialysis for end-stage renal disease was not greater than that seem in a nondialysis population of men with similar risk factors. In contrast, we found the rate of IHD in women with end-stage renal disease to be accelerated when compared to similar nondialysis...
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Concern has been expressed that the acetate (Ac) used in dialysate may stimulate lipid synthesis and accelerate atherosclerosis. Tolchin, et al(10) calculated the fractional generation of bicarbonate from Ac, in order to estimate the amount of Ac entering the citric acid cycle. However, these calculations were based up...
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Ovulation induced by HCG in rabbits was blocked by a single subcutaneous injection of 6 mg/kg indomethacin given 6 h after the insemination and HCG treatment. In addition, a time-dependent inhibition in the fertilization rate after indomethacin treatment was also recorded. This suggests that indomethacin, when given at...
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Pinane thromboxane A2 (PTA2) an analog of thromboxane A2 that inhibits the formation of thromboxanes as well as antagonizes their biological actions, at an infusion rate of 1.0 mumole . kg-1 . h-1, prolonged survival in traumatic shock in rats. PTA2 also prevented the accumulation of thromboxane B2, the lysosomal prote...
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The growth of the R3230AC mammary carcinoma was studied in female Fisher 344 rats that were treated with diazepam. Diazepam at 250 micrograms/animal/day (2.5 mg/kg body weight) and 500 micrograms/day was administered for 4 weeks, starting 2 days before subcutaneous transplantation of uniform pieces of the tumour. Tumou...
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Self-report questionnaires assessing various drinking behaviors and constructs were administered to subjects in two separate empirical studies of longitudinal drinking patterns. The results suggest that self-report measures of both specific and general drinking behavior accurately differentiate drinkers who vary in fre...
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Recovery of cognitive functioning in male alcoholic patients during 3 months abstinence was assessed using a shortened version of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST). Twenty-four alcoholic patients were tested after 2 to 3 weeks of sobriety and at 11 to 12 weeks post-drinking, while a second group of 24 alcoholic pa...
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It is postulated that in the fetus trace element alternations secondary to maternal alcohol ingestion contribute to fetal alcohol syndrome. Female Charles River CD rats were given a semi-synthetic diet through two pregnancies. Half of the animals received 6% ethanol (v/v) in their drinking water. The animals were divid...
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National sex-specific cirrhosis mortality data for 1975 and 1976 are examined for American Indians, and comparisons are made with two other major racial groups. Females account for almost half of the total cirrhosis deaths among Indians, compared to about one-third of the deaths among each of the other two racial group...
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Cognitive performance of women alcoholics was assessed to determine whether level and pattern of impairment would be similar to that found in male alcoholics. Subjects were 25 female alcoholics enrolled in residential treatment and 25 female nonalcoholics equated on age, education and vocabulary. Both groups were scree...
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An assay of cholesteryl ester hydrolase activity of microsomes from guinea pig adrenal indicated maximal activity at pH at pH 4.0 and 5.5. When ethanol was added to the microsomes, these enzymes showed differences in response with increasing ethanol concentration. Rats administered 15% ethanol as drink for 4--5 months ...
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A comparison of the actions of ethanol and acetaldehyde on glucose production from various precursors by isolated rate liver cells was made to evaluate the role of acetaldehyde in the effects of ethanol. Both ethanol and acetaldehyde stimulated glucose production from pyruvate, inhibited glucose production from glycero...
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A longitudinal sequential study of otitis media was done in an experimental animal (cat) using eustachian tube obstruction. Fifty animals were used. Cellular infiltration of the tensor tympani and stapedius muscles was studied in a continuum from day 1 to 6 months after inducing otitis media. We observed that there is ...
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Reaction between ethyl L-lactate and each of a pair of sugar enantiomers, the peracetylated D-galactose and L-galactose diethyldithioacetals, produced two acyclic diasterioisomers. They could be separated by conventional gas-liquid chromatography. The corresponding fucose diastereomers were also separated. This process...
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Pc 1 Duarte, a common variant of a human brain-specific protein, is present in one-third of the control population and has a gene frequency of 0.17. There was a significantly increased frequency of mutant heterozygotes and homozygotes among individuals with depressive disease. This is consistent with a model in which P...
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Thirty-three patients with Bell's palsy underwent ophthalmic examination, including Schirmer testing, corneal sensitivity measurement, and electromyography. Sixteen patients returned for follow-up after one year. Sixty-one percent of the patients initially showed punctate fluorescein staining of the inferior cornea. El...
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Effect of single oral dose (90 mg/kg body weight), multiple doses (90 mg/kg body weight for 7 days) or even higher doses (180-300 mg/kg body weight) of alpha-chlorohydrin on the testis-epididymis complex of dog, rat, cryptorchid rat, hedgehog, domestic fowl, lizard, frog, and toad has been studied. alpha-chlorohydrin t...
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A characteristic nystagmus profile of benign paroxysmal positional nystagmus was determined from analyses of horizontal and vertical electro-oculographic recordings in 32 patients. The vertical component was upbeat in both eyes (fast phase toward the ground in the head-hanging position), whereas the horizontal componen...
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Preliminary studies have shown that a new caloric testing method described by Proctor and Dix offers several advantages over conventional methods. However, it had not been established that the Proctor-Dix method would prove reliable and practical when routinely applied in a clinical setting. Therefore, we administered ...
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To aid comprehension of cochlear traveling waves, the present article will explain this complex phenomenon in terms of its underlying principles: (1) fluid mechanics, with particular reference to a tangible, analogous event, wave transformation on sloping beaches; (2) the central role of the cochlear stiffness gradient...
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Methenamine (hexamethylenetetramine) and its hydrolysis product formaldehyde are determined in the presence of each other in urine by a spectrophotometric method. Formaldehyde is assayed by a colour reaction with tryptophan, sulphuric acid and ferric chloride after precipitating methenamine by three treatments with mer...
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Dissolution profiles in 0.1N hydrochloric acid using both the paddle stirrer apparatus and the spin filter apparatus were obtained for prednisone tablets made by seven different manufacturers and prednisolone tablets made by eight different manufacturers. Dissolution parameters were correlated with results obtained in ...
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Cholesterol-5 alpha, 6 alpha-epoxide has been implicated as an etiologic agent in human colon cancer. The epoxide is metabolized by human intestinal microflora to a product which was characterized by thin-layer and gas-liquid chromatography as well as combined gas-liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. Chromatograph...
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Metabolism of N-nitroso-2-oxopropylpropylamine (NOPPA) with either a microsomal preparation or the soluble enzyme fraction from rat liver yielded N-nitroso-2-hydroxypropylpropylamine (NHPPA). We have also identified and quantified propionaldehyde, n-propanol and isopropanol following incubation of NOPPA with the micros...
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Clofibrate as a sole agent was found to have statistically perceptible antitumor effects against the in vivo growth of Walker 256 intramuscular carcinosarcoma in rats. Clofibrate was also found to potentiate the antitumor effect of hydrazine sulfate, cytotoxic drugs and the combination of hydrazine sulfate + cytotoxic ...
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Procedures are described that facilitate the immunoelectrophoretic analysis of the carcinogen-binding protein ligandin. Rocket immunoelectrophoresis is performed at pH 4.9 in agarose gel containing carbamylated antiserum thereby promoting more rapid migration of ligandin, pI 9.0, into the gel. This method is used as a ...
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Medium sized (10-15 amino acids) polypeptides isolated from normal human urine inhibit the growth of five established cell lines of human mammary cancer. Cytostatic and cytotoxic effects are dose dependent and reversible at lower doses. Evidence suggests a block to cell division in S phase.
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The binding characteristics of the cancer chemotherapeutic Cain's quinolinium 6-amino-1-ethyl-4-[p-[[p-[(1-ethylpyridinium-4-yl) amino] phenyl] carbamoyl]-anilino]-quinolinium dibromide (NSC 113089) to lipid extracts from rat kidney, liver, heart and skeletal muscle has been studied. Such binding is saturable with an a...
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Abnormal proteins in neoplastic cells are present in a variety of animal tumor systems. Our laboratory has isolated several of these abnormal proteins from murine malignant melanoma by preparative gel electrophoresis; these proteins are similar in many respects to analogous proteins found in normal tissues. Examination...
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We have shown that N-hydroxy-2-acetylaminofluorene, a metabolite of 2-acetylaminofluorene, is converted via a nitroxide free radical into N-acetylaminofluorene and 2-nitrosofluorene by H2O2 in the presence of methemoglobin. Utilizing optical methods, we have demonstrated that the rate of 2-nitrosofluorene production pa...
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Thirty-four severely injured eyes were operated with pars plana vitrectomy. The nine cases with involvement exclusively of the anterior segment alone were operated with success in all cases. However, the injuries of the posterior segment still reflect significant problems in that only 50 percent obtained successful vis...
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Ischemic optic neuropathy (ION), based on vascular anatomy of the optic nerve, pathogenesis and clinical picture, consists of two distinct entities: anterior (AION) and posterior (PION) ischemic optic neuropathies. AION is due to interference with posterior ciliary artery supply to the optic nerve head and retrolaminar...
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The principles and guidelines in the management of penetrating ocular injury are detailed. In the absence of definitive clinical trial or an experimental model, the rationale for pars plana vitrectomy has been presented. In addition, our recommendations as to the appropriate role and timing of pars plana vitrectomy are...
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An interferometric acuity device (Takata) has been used to study visual resolution in individuals with possible demyelinating disease. The instrument employed provides a large field with a continuous range of grid or fringe frequencies and a relatively intense (10(5) mean photopic trolands) stimulus. After a brief peri...
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Livers, sera, and erythrocytes of MAXX, BN, and Wistar rats were examined for an antigen (CRA) that cross-reacts with enterobacterial common antigen (ECA). Extracts of these tissues were tested for their capacity to reduce anti-ECA titers. By this parameter, CRA was present in certain, although not all, extracts of rat...
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Simultaneous recordings were made from vagal and sympathetic fibers innervating the heart in dogs anesthetized with chloralose. Reciprocal relationship between the two autonomic nerves was clearly seen in the baroreceptor reflex. Stimulation of chemoreceptors, however, evoked non-reciprocal responses of the two nerves;...
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Previous investigations concerning the function of hepatic sodium and osmoreceptors indicated that the activation of these chemoreceptive structures significantly affected physiological and behavioral mechanisms related to water and electrolyte homeostasis. Though anatomical studies predicted that such information shou...
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The central cell groups that give rise to the motor axons that travel in the subdiaphragmatic vagus were re-examined in the rat by transecting the dorsal or ventral vagus near the stomach and incubating the nerve stump in crystalline horseradish peroxidase (HRP). An exceedingly large percentage of cells was labeled thr...
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Nine patients with malignancy requiring chemotherapy were evaluated before, during, and in the recovery phase of their antineoplastic regimen with selected absorptive studies and jejunal biopsies. Depression of the crypt mitoses occurred without change in the indices of absorption. The mitotic indices returned to pretr...
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Cyclophosphamide severely inhibits the function of various hemic precursor cells in mice. In these studies we compared the effects of Cy on early B-lymphocytic precursor cells in mouse bone marrow to those effects on bone marrow myeloid precursor cells and splenic lymphoid precursor cells. These studies demonstrated th...
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Intradermal injections of MER-BCG 0.1 mg or 0.2 mg at each of 10 multiple sites, led to local granuloma formation. The nodules reached approximately 10 mm in diameter, ulcerated and were accompanied by granulomatous changes in the regional lymph nodes. Six or twelve successive treatments (each including 10 injections) ...
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The problems encountered in trans-species extrapolation of the results of chemical carcinogenesis experiments to man are considered from the viewpoints of experimental techniques for establishing chemicals as carcinogens and the effect of modifying factors therein. Extrapolations from the effects of high doses of carci...
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The nature and organization of the cellular substrate supporting axonal outgrowth during early regeneration of the spinal cord following transection and/or segment removal were examined in Xenopus tadpoles. Longitudinal axonal compartments, formed by radial ependymal processes in unoperated spinal cords, were maintaine...
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A massive and transient increase in the formation of double-walled coated vesicles (DWCVs) from surface membranes during late cerebellar development is reported here. These structures are characterized by an outer vesicle (65 nm in diameter), bearing a 15 nm thick spiny coat, containing an inner vesicle (30 nm in diame...
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The protocol for a recently developed quantitative assay for mutation at the hgprt locus of human lymphoblasts is presented. Practical problems affecting ease of performance and reliability are discussed with the aim of making the assay available for assessment and possible use in other laboratories.
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'Amyelinated' axons in the spinal roots of dystrophic mouse nerves lack typical nodal and paranodal membrane specializations. However, at the periphery of the amyelinated bundles some of the naked axons form aberrant junctions with Schwann cells belonging to neighbouring myelinated axons. These junctions are characteri...
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An alteration in the host response to the intestinal protozoan Spironucleus (Hexamita) muris was noted in x-irradiated rat small intestine. When few were present in the crypt lumina, the intestinal microvillar border was normal. However, when larger numbers were present, the microvilli were greatly reduced in numbers o...
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Animal room cleaning procedures were developed that could be used routinely and economically in this animal facility. Bacterial samples from the floors of rooms housing rabbits, rats and mice provided a useful way to evaluate the effectiveness of the cleaning procedures, and to determine the in-use effectiveness of dis...
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Prenatal exposure of rats to marihuana extract impaired Rotarod performance in female offspring but did not affect inclined plane, spontaneous alternation, learning/memory, or open-field performance.
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We have examined by light and electron microscopy the retina, optic nervehead, and optic nerves of 21 human eyes from glaucoma patients in whom clinical information was available for comparison. In several cases it was possible to correlate the degree and distribution of optic nerve damage with the clinical appearance ...
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Treatment of the embryonic heart shortly after looping with 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine (DON) primarily inhibited the secretion of hyaluronate by the myocardium, an event accompanied by delayed and reduced formation of AV cushion cells (valvular and septal primordia). Sulfated glycosaminoglycan synthesis (primarily chon...
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To initiate the experimental exploration of the role of extracellular macromolecules in influencing developmental events in the heart, a 3-dimensional substrate culture model of the developing cardiac cushion was devised. One cardiac jelly component, hyaluronic acid, was tested for its effects on morphology and migrato...
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Myocardial infarcts were artificially induced in a series of dogs by ligation of the circumflex coronary artery. Infarcted areas were studied by transmission electron microscopy at varying times between 3 1/2 days to 126 days post-ligation. A granulation phase was demonstrated up to 13 days post-ligation, but fibrin an...
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Induction of ischemia in the open-chest dog or isolated rat heart caused a series of critical changes in carnitine-related metabolism. As a result of these metabolic changes, the LCACA/carnitine ratio rapidly increased which, in turn, may have reduced the activity of mitochondrial ANT and a number of other enzyme syste...
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A gas chromatographic on-column methylation technique was developed for the routine laboratory determination of 5-(p-hydroxyphenyl)-5-phenylhydantoin (p-HPPH), the principal urinary product of phenytoin )PHT) metabolism in man. 5-(p-Hydroxyphenyl)-5-(p-tolyl)hydantoin (HMPPH), a new internal standard, was synthesized a...
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The electroencephalographic (EEG) and behavioral effects of oral doses of phenytoin from 100 mg to 1 g in normal male volunteers were measured. The electroencephalogram exhibited decreases in power in the slow frequencies and increases in the fast frequencies, accompanied by an increase in mean frequency. These changes...
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When mutation or recombination events occur premeiotically, the distribution of exceptional individuals among the offspring will be "clustered" as opposed to binomial. Even though the exact nature of the clustering is usually unknown, unbiased methods for measuring mutation rate and determining the precision of these m...
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A quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR) has been formulated for the inhibition of glyoxalase I from yeast by 37 S-substituted glutathiones: log 1/C = 1.23 pi' + 1.20 MR4 - 0.67 I1 - 0.14 pi'2 + 1.85 C in this expression is the molar concentration of inhibitor producing 50% inhibition, pi' is the usual hyd...
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To study the resistance of normotensive vascular beds in coarctation hypertension, we measured perfusion pressures of pump-perfused (blood), innervated, isolated hindlimbs of 12 rats (Group A) with 4 weeks of hypertension due to partial contriction of the abdominal aorta above the renal arteries, and of three control g...
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The effect of middle-ear dysfunction and disease on hearing and language development at one year of age was evaluated for 143 high-risk infants. These infants were categorized as normal or abnormal based on otologic history, otoscopic examinations, and on tympanometric examinations. Language was significantly related t...
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Autoregressive analysis, a statistical technique for detecting changes in electroencephalic (EEG) and heart rate (HR) data was compared with clinical behavioral audiometric results on 10 hearing-impaired children in schools for the hard of hearing and deaf. EEG and HR data were collected in a screening paradigm involvi...
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