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Division  of  Research  Grants 

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INTRODUCTION 


This  bibliography,  listed  numerically  by  grant  number,  is 
the  NINDB  portion  of  a  six-year  cumulative  bibliography  of  PHS 
grantee  publications.   It  was  compiled  from  data  cards  which 
were  used  to  prepare  the  bibliographic  lists  contained  in  the 
six  annual  issues  of  the  Research  Grants  Index  (1961-1966). 
Two  changes  in  the  format  of  the  RGI  during  1961-1966  account 
for  the  margin  variations  in  this  publication. 

The  bibliographic  list  includes  names  of  principal 
investigators  of  all  NINDB  research  grants  which  appeared  in 
the  f.y.  1961-1965  RGI  editions,  even  though  some  of  the  grants 
had  no  publications;  but  the  names  of  investigators  who  were 
awarded  new  grants  in  f.y.  1966  but  had  no  publications  are 
not  included.   In  instances  where  the  principal  investigator 
changed  during  the  project  period,  only  the  name  of  the  most 
recent  investigator  is  shown. 

An  alphabetical  listing  of  the  NINDB  grantees  is  appended 
to  the  bibliography,  and  a  list  of  grantees  for  all  Institutes/ 
Divisions  for  the  same  period  is  attached. 

Extra  copies  of  this  bibliography,  as  well  as  the  separate 
listings  for  other  PHS  Institutes/Divisions,  are  available  in 
limited  number  from  the  Research  Documentation  Section,  SAB/DRG. 


GLOSSARY 


Abbreviations  for  Institutes/Divisions  and  Study  Sections/Committees 
in  use  during  the  period  f.y.  1961-1966. 


Institute/Division 


National  Institutes  of  Health 


Allergy  and  Infectious  Diseases  .  .  . 

Arthritis  and  Metabolic  Diseases   .  . 

Cancer   .........  . 

Child  Health  and  Human  Development 

Dental   ......  .  . 

General  Medical  Sciences   ...... 

"      "       "    -  Translation  (1961  only) 

Heart  ......'...t.  ..*«•« 

Mental  Health  ..  ^  .........  . 

Neurological  Diseases  and  Blindness  .  , 

Office  of  International  Research   .  ,  . 

Research  Facilities  and  Resources  .  .  . 
Clinical  Research  Centers  (1962  only) 
General  Research  Support  (1962  only) 


Abbreviation 

E,  AI,  AIP  -^ 

A,  AM,  AMP 

C,  CA,  CAP,  CY,  CYP 
HD 

D,  DE,  DEP 
G,  GM,  GMP 
T 

H,  HE,  HEP 

M,  3M,  MH,  MHP,  MY,  MYP 

B.  NB,  NBP 


RF, 
FR 
OG 
GS 

2/ 


TW 


Conmunity  Health,  Bureau  of  State  Services  — ' 

Accident  Prevention .AC 

Chronic  Diseases   .....„., CD 

Communicable  Disease  Center CC 

Community  Health  Services  .  CH 

Dental  Health  ............... .  DH 

Hospital  and  Medical  Facilities  .......  HM 

Hospital  Research  Facilities  (NIH  support,  1961-1962),  W 
Nursing  ........ NU 

Nursing  (NIH  support,  1961-19'62) GN 


Environmental  Health,  Bureau  of  State  Services  — ' 

Air  Pollution .  .  AP 

Air  Pollution  (NIH  support,  1961),  S 

Environmental  Engineering  and  Food  Protection  EF 


2/ 


Environmental  Health  Sciences  .... 

Occupational  Health  

Office  of  Solid  Wastes   ....... 

Radiological  Health  ......... 

3/  V7ater  Supply  and  Pollution  Control 

"     Water  Pollution  (NIH  support,  1961) 


ES 
OH 
SW 
RH 
WP 
K 


1/   The  letter  "P"  after  an  Institute/Division  abbreviation  indicates  a 
program  grant  (except  AP  and  WP) . 

2f   Prior  to  the  recent  reorganization  of  the  Public  Health  Service. 

_3/  On  Dec.  31,  1965  the  Division  of  Water  Supply  &  Pollution  Control  was 

made  a  separate  Administration  of  DREW,  and  on  May  10,  1966,  by  virtue  of 
the  1966  reor.'^.an.-isation  Plan  No.  2,  the  Watfr  Pollution  Control  Administra- 
tion was  transferred  to  the  Dept.  of  the  Interior.   F.y.  1966  awards 
administered  .'ne'er  this  activity  are  includ:;d  in  this  publication  even 
though  these  programs  were  not  under  the  PH3  for  the  entire  fiscal  year. 


ill 


Study  Section/Commit tee  Abbreviation 

Accident  Prevention  Research  Ace  Prev,  APR 

Allergy  and  Immunology A&I,  AI 

Allergy  and  Immunology  Program-Project  Committee  ....  AIP 

Allergy  and  Immunology  Training  Committee   AITC 

Allergy  and  Infectious  Diseases  Training  Committee  .  .  .  AID 

Applied  Physiology  AFY 

Arthritis  and  Metabolic  Diseases  Program-Project 

Committee AMP 

Arthritis  and  Metabolic  Diseases  Research  Career 

Award  Program-Project  CoiTimittee AMK 

Arthritis  and  Metabolic  Diseases  Training  Committee   .  .  AMTC,  ARTH 

Bacteriology  and  Mycology B6<Mj  BM 

Behavioral  Sciences   BS 

Behavioral  Sciences  Fellov7ship  Panel BEH 

Biochemistry  BIO 

Biological  Training  Committee   BTC 

Biophysics  and  Biophysical  Chemistry  BBC 

Cancer  Chemotherapy   ...  CY 

Cancer  Program-Project  Committee  CAP 

Cancer  Training  Committee •  •  •  CTC 

Cardiovascular  ......  ;  Cardio,  CV 

Cell  Biology CB 

Chemotherapy  CY 

Child  Health  and  Human  Development  Program-Project 

Committee HDP 

Clinical  Research  Centers   ....  .....  CLR,  CRC 

Clinical  Research  Center  Program- Project  Committee, 

General   .• CMC 

Communicative  Disorder  Research- Training  Committee  .  .  .  CDR 

Communicative  Sciences , CMS 

Computers  in  Research   COM 

Construction  Review  Committee CRC 

Dental DEN 

Dental  Program-Project  Committee  DEP 

Dentail  Training  Committee  DTC,  DTL 

Dermatology  Review  Committee  DER 

Endocrinology Endo,  END 

Environmental  Sciences  and  Engineering  ESE 

Environmental  Sciences  Review  Committee   ERT 

Epidemiology  and  Disease  Control  DC 

Experimental  Psychology   EXP  Psy,  EP 

General  Medical  Research  Program-Project  Committee  .  .  .  QIP 

General  Medicine GM 

General  Research  Support  GRS 

Genetics GEN 

Health  Science  Engineering  and  Biotechnology,  Advisory 

Committee  on SPR 

Health  Services  Resparch  HSR 

Heart  Program-Project  Committee ^  .  .  .  HEP 

Heart  Training  Committee HTC 

Hematology Hema,  HE>I 

iv 


Study  Section/Committee  Abbreviation 

History  of  Life  Sciences  (formerly  History  of  Medicine)  .  HistMed,  HM 

Hospital  and  Medical  Facilities  HMF 

Human  Ecology HUM  Ec,  HUE 

Human  Embryology  and  Development   HED 

International  Centers,  Committee  on  CIC 

International  Fellowships  Review  Committee   IFRC 

International  Fellowships  Review  Panel   IFRP 

Medical  Libraries  F^icilities  &   Resources,  Committee  on   .  LFR 

Medicinal  Chemistry  MC 

Mental  Health  MH 

Mental  Health  Project  Grants  Review  Committee  MHPG,  MHP,  MPG,  MPGA 

Mental  Health  Research  Career  Av;ard  Training  Committee   .  MHK 

Mental  Health  Selection  Comjnittee MHSC 

Mental  Health  Small  Grants   MSM 

Mental  Health  Special  Comjnittee MIISG 

Mental  Health  Training  Committee MTC 

Metabolism MET 

Microbiology  Training  Committee  MIC 

Neurological  Sciences  P^esearch  Training  Committee  ....  NSR 

Neurology  Neuro,  NEU 

Neurology  and  Blindness  Program-Project  Committee  ....  NBP 

Neurology  Field  Investigations   NFI 

Nursing  Research   NR 

Nutrition  Nutr,  NTN 

Pathology PATH 

Perinatal  Review  Committee   .  .  PNL 

Pharmacology  and  Experimental  Therapeutics   PET 

Pharmacology  and  Toxicology  Revievj  Committee   PTR 

Physiological  Chemistry  Phys  Ch,  PC 

Physiology   " Physio,  PHY 

Primate  Cells,  Advisory  Committee  on   PME 

Primate  Research Prim  Res,  PR 

Primate  Research  Centers,  Advisory  Committee  on  PME 

Psychopharmacology   PMY 

Radiation RAD 

Research  Career  Award  Training  Committee   .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  RCA 

Scientific  Publications  .....  CSP 

Sensory  Diseases   SD 

Special  Program-Project  Committee  SPP 

Special  Resource  Centers   SPR 

Surgery ;  .  SURG 

Toxicology TOX 

Translation  Review  Committee   TRC 

Tropical  Medicine  and  Parasitology   TMP 

Virology  and  Rickettsiology  V&R,  VR 

Visual  Sciences  VIS 

Miscellaneous 

Ad  Hoc  Review AHR 

No  Study  Section NSS 

Special  Review  (InsLitute  Review)  SRC 

Special  Study  Section  , SSS 


NATIONAL   INSTITUTE  OF 
NEUROLOGICAL   DISEASES   AND   BLINDNESS 

CUMULATIVE   BIBLIOGRAPHY  f.y.  1961-1966 


PHS 

GRANT  NO. 

NB-00021 


REVICW 
GROUP 

PHY 


INVESTIGATOR,  ADDRESS,  PROJECT  TITLE, 
AND  PUBLICATIONS 


?HS 

GRANT  NO. 


REVIEW 
GROUP 


INVESTIGATOR,  ADDRESS,  PROJECT  TITLE, 
AND  PUBLICATIONS 


BULLOCK,  THEODORE  H.,  Univ.  California, 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Studies  in  compar- 
ative neuroofiysioloqy 
Amer  Zool  2:97,  62.    Integration  and  rhythmi- 

citv  in  neural  systems. 
ASB  Bull  8:46,  61.    Invertebrate  contributions 
to  analysis  of  organized  systems  of  neurons. 
Comp  Biochem  Physiol  3:274,  61.    Connec- 
tions between  the  lateral  giant  fibers  of  earth- 
worms. 
Comp  Biochem  Physiol  5?i5,  61.    Spontaneous 

electrical  activity  in  hvdroid  oolvo. 
Insect  Physiol  8:15,  62.    Electrophysiological 
investigation  on  olfactory-specificity  of  sex- 
ual attractina  substance  in  soecies  of  moths. 
J  Biophys  Biochem  Cytol  9:490,  61.    Infoldings 
of  nerve  fibre  membranes  in  the  opisthobranch 
mollusc  Aplysia  californica. 
J  Cell  Comp  Physiol  57:185,  61.    Effects  of 
stretch  on  conduction  velocity  in  nerve  fibers. 
J  Exp  Biol  38:17,  61.    Response  of  a  hydroid 

to  weak  water-borne  disturbances. 
J  Exp  Biol  38:559,  61.    Colonial  responses  of 

hydroid  polyps. 
J  Exp  Biol  38:579,  61.    Repetitive  potentials 
following  brief  electric  stimuli  in  a  hydroid. 
J  Gen  Physiol  45:1099,  62.    Identification  of  ac- 
tive membrane  areas  in  giant  neuron  of  Aplysia. 
J  Neuroohysiol  25:430,  62.    Physiological  proper- 
ties of  electroreceptors  of  some  gymnotids. 
J  Theor  Biol  1:460,  61.    Diffuse  conducting 

system  based  on  coelenterate  nerve  nets. 
Science  134:1426,  61.   Evidence  for  category 
of  electroreceptors  in  the  lateral  line  of  gym- 
notic  fishes. 
Technology  Press,  Cambridge,  61 
Nervous  Inhibition,  E  Florey,  ed,  Pergamon,  Oxford,  61 
Behavior  17:48,  61 
Sensory  Communication,  WA  Rosenblity,  ed. 

Fed  Proc  22,  (No  1);219,  63.    Bidirectional 
transmission  through  distributed  synapses 
between  two  giant  axons. 
J  Cell  Comp  Physiol  62:105,  63.    The  effects 
of  stretch  on  impulse  propagation  in  the  median 
giant  fiber  of  Lumbricus. 
J  Exp  Biol  41:1,  64.    Nervous  control  of  lumi- 
nescence in  an  enteropneust. 
JNeurophysiol  26:551,  63.    Coding  mechanisma 

of  electroreceptor  fibers  in  some  electric  fish. 
Science  143:1446,  64.    Membrane  properties 

of  barnacle  muscle  fiber. 
Comp  Biochem  Physiol  13?453,  64.  Transmission 
through  distributed  synapses  between  two  giant 
axons. 
J  Physiol  175:425,  65.   The  effects  of  stretch  on 
cable  and  spike  parameters  of  single  nerve  fibres; 
some  implications  for  the  theory  of  impulse 
propagation. 
Rev  Sci  Instr  35:1314,  64.    On-line  analog 

generation  of  joint-interval  histogram. 
Science  144:1361,  64.    Neurophysiology:   United 

States-Japan  Joint  Symposium. 
Science  145:61,  64.    Pacemaker  neurons:   Effects 

of  regularly  spaced  synaptic  input. 
Science  145:69,  64.    Dynamics  of  motion  percep- 
tion in  the  desert  locust. 
Z  Tierpsychol  21:813,  64.    Facilitation  of  a  soma- 
tic reflex  by  sound  in  Rana  clamitans;  effects 
of  sympathectomy  and  decerebration. 
Z  VergI  Physiol  49:114,  64.    Through-conducting 

systems  in  ventral  nerve  cord  of  centipedes. 
Z  VergI  Physiol  49:285,  64.   Pacemaker  activity 
of  the  medullary  nucleus  controlling  electric 
organs  in  high-frequency  gymnotid  fish. 
Am  Zool  5:545,  65.   Comparative  aspects  of  superficial 

conduction  systems  in  echinoids  and  asteroids. 
Am  Zool  5:745,  65.   In  search  of  principles  in  integrative 

biology. 
Hvalradets  bkritter  48:143,  65.   Physiological  basis  of 

slothfulness  in  the  sloth. 
J  Morph  117:229,  65.   Sense  organs  of  the  lateral  line  system 
in  some  electric  fish  of  the  Gymnotidae,  Mormyridae  and 
Gymnarchidae. 
Kybernetik  3:41,  66.    Small-signal  analysis  of  a  visual  re- 
flex in  the  locust.    I.   Input  parameters. 
Kybernetik  3:53,  66.    Small-signal  analysis  of  a  visual 

reflex  in  the  locust.    II.    Frequency  dependence. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  54:422,  65.    Further  analysis  of  sensory 

coding  in  electroreceptors  of  electric  fish. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Sympos  20,  65.   Prologue.   Strategies  for 
blind  physiologists  with  elephantine  problems. 


NB-00023 
NB-00024 


NB-00025 


NB-00031 


Science  148:664,  65.   Further  analysis  of  sensory  coding  in 

electroreceptors  of  electric  fish. 
Science  149:551,  65.   Diffraction  and  visual  acuity  of 

insects. 
Conceptual  Bases  and  Applications  of  the  Communication 
Sciences,  Wiley  &  Sons,  New  York,  Ch  2,  66.   Neurons 
and  biological  transducers  and  communication  channels. 
SD  STONE,  L.S.,  Yale  U.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Regeneration  of  lens,  iris  and  retina 
BBC        SCHMITT,  FRANCIS  0.,  Massachusetts  Inst. 
Tech.,  Cambridge,  Mass.       Biophysical 
and  biochemical  studies  on  nerve  fibers 
Actual ites  Neurophysiol  355,  61.   Biologie 

moleculaire  des  neurofilaments. 
AIBS  B  ull  12:24,  62.   The  biophysical  society 

after  six  years:    Prospect  from  retrospect. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  47:378,  61. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  50355,  61.    Chemical 
investigations  of  giant  nerve  fibers  of  squid. 
V.  Quaternarv  ammonium  ions  in  axoplasm. 
Horizons  in  Biochemistry.  Academic  Press,  NY, 
p  437,  62.    Psychophysics  considered  at  the 
molecular  and  submolecular  levels. 
Macrnmolecular  Sopcificitv  and  Biological 

Memory,  MIT  Press,  Cambridge,  Mass,  62. 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  3):618,  64.    Telopeptide  con- 
trol of  tropocollagen  interaction  dynamics. 
Proc  Bunsen  Soc  Phys  Chem  8,  64.    Chemical, 
structural,  and  immunological  studies  of  nerve 
axon  protein. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  51:493,  64.    The  antigenicity 

of  tropocollagen. 
Science  143:1036,  64.    Electrophoretic  and  im- 
munological studies  of  squid  axoplasm  proteins. 
Ber  Bunsenges  Phys  Chem  68,  (No  8-9):887,  64.    Chemical, 

structural,  and  immunological  studies  of  nerve  axon  protein. 
Biochemistry  4:181,  65.    The  effects  of  pepsin  treatment  on 

the  interaction  properties  of  tropocollagen  macromolecules. 
Biochemistry  5:301,  66.   Action  of  proteolytic  enzymes  on 

trooocollaaen  and  insoluble  collagen. 
Biochemistry  5:313,  66.  The  physical  characterization  of  mono- 

meric  trooocollaaen. 
Biol  Bull  129:408,  65.   The  effects  of  oxidizing,  reducing, 
and  sulfhydryl  reagents  on  the  resting  and  action  potentials 
of  the  internally  perfused  axon  of  Loligo  pealeii. 
Harvard  Rev  3:1,  Soring  65.    Molecules  and  memory. 
J  Chromatogr  20:514,  65.   Thin  layer  chromatography  of  dansyl     s 
amino  acid  derivatives.  >* 

J  Molec  Biol  16:490,  66.   Lability  of  single-stranded  deoxy-     > 

ribonucleic  acid  to  hvdrodvnamic  shear. 
Naturwissenschaften  53,  (No  3):71,  66.   Molecular  and  ultra- 
structural  correlates  of  function  in  neurons,  neuronal  nets, 
and  the  brain. 
Neurosci  Res  Program  Bull  3,  (No  6):  55,  65.    Role  of  protein 

in  neural  function. 
Science  149:931.  65.   The  physical  basis  of  life  and  learning. 
Science  152:509,  66.   Isopycnic  centrigugation  for  the  isolation 

of  DNA  strands  coding  for  ribosomal  RNA. 
Shinkei  Kagaku  4,  (SuppI)  91,  65.    Protein  specificity  and 

neuronal  function. 
The  Knowledge  Explosion,  Farrar,  Straus  &  Girous,  New  York, 

0.  IIJ.  66.  New  and  stranae  svstems. 
The  Molecular  Designing  of  Materials  and  Devices,    MIT 
Press,  Cambridge,  Ch.  10,  p.  9/,  6b.    Structure  in  liv- 
ing systems. 
Neurosciences  Research  Symposium  Summaries ,M. I. T.  Press, 
Uambrioge,  Vol  1,  p.  J^l,  66.   Molecular  and  ultrastructural 
correlates  of  function  in  neurons,  neuronal  nets,  and  the  brain. 
Neurosciences  Research  Symposium  Summaries,  M.I.T.  Press, 

— Cambridae.  Vol  1.  o.  b/U.  66. 

Recent  Advances  in  Biological  Psychiatry,  Plenum  Press, 
New  York,  Vol  B,  p.  <;^b,  66.   Molecular  parameters  in 
memory  and  learning. 
NEU         BROOKS,  CHANDLER  M.,    Med.  Cr. ,  State 
Univ.,    Brooklyn,  New  York  A  study  of 

central  synaptic  transmission  and  of  the  excitatory 
and  inhibitory  actions  which  operate  to  control 
the  integrative  actions  of  central  nervous  system 
nuclei 
Ultrastr  Metab  Nerv  Syst  50:1,  62 .    Ultra- 
structure  of  the  brain  and  its  relation  to  trans- 
port of  metabolites. 
PHY        WANG,  S.C,  Col.  Phy.,  Surg.,  Columbia 

Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Physiology  and  pharma- 
cology of  tlie  brain  stem 
Am  J  Physiol  202:25,  Jan  62.    Localization  of 

central  cardiovascular  control  mechanism. 
Am  J  Physiol  202:31,  Jan  62.    Cardioacceler- 

ation  in  medulla  oblongata. 
Am  J  Physiol  202:212,  Feb  62.    Liberation 
of  antidiuretic  homione  in  the  dog. 

(contci) 


1637 


Am  J  Physiol  203:147,  Jul  62.  Cardiac 
effect';  of  hvi>oth..''laraic  stimulation. 

Am  J  Physiol  204:667,  63.   Reiationship  between 
acifl-base  balance  and  the  central  respiratory 
mechanisms. 

Am  J  Physiol  205,  63.   Central  control  of 
sympathetic  cardiac  aucmentalion  in  lower 
brain  stem  of  the  cat. 

Anesthesiology  23,  Jan-Fe.')  62.  Effect  of 
methoxyflurane  on  electromyogram,  neuro- 
muscular transmission  and  spinni  reflex. 

Anesthesiology  24:136,  63.  Effect  of  trlch- 
lorethylene  and  methoxyflurane  on  central 
respiratory  mechanisms. 

Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  92:632,  61.  Effects  of  2- 
amino-2-hydroxymethyl-l,3-propanediol  on 
central  respiratory  mechanisms  in  cat. 

Ann  NY  Acad  Scl  92:632,  Jun  61.  Effects  of 
THAM  on  cat  resoiratorv  mechanisms. 

Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  109:550,  63.   Respiratory 
coordinating  mechanism  of  the  brain  stem — a 
few  controversial  points. 

Arch  Int  Pharmacodyn  139:503,  62.  Mechan- 
ism of  nhenformin-induced  emesis  in  monkey. 

Arch  Int  Pharmacodyn  140,  62.   Action  of  anti- 
convulsants (Pentobarbital,  trimethadione  and 
3-methyl-5,5-phenylethyl  hydantoin)  on  the 
EEG,  ECG  and  blood  pressure  changes  induced 
by  pentylenetetrazol,  picrotoxin  and  deslano- 
side. 

Arch  int  Pharmacodyn  14U57,  63.   Action  of 
anticonvulsants  (pentobarbital,  trimethadione 
and  3-methvl-5,5-ohenvlethvl  hydantoin)  on 
the  EEG,  ECG  and  blood  pressure  changes  in- 
duced by  pentylenetetrazol,  picrotoxin  and 
deslanoslde. 

Biochem  Pharmacol  7:256,  61.  Action  of 
thiamine  and  i'..  analog  on  neuromuscular 
transmission  in  the  cat. 

Circulat  Res  11:727,  62.   Effect  of  acute  ex- 
perimental aortic  stenosis  on  coronary  circu- 
lation. 

Circ  Res  11:727,  62.    Effect  of  acute  experi- 
mental aortic  stenosis  on  the  coronary  circu- 
lation. 

Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  14:256,  62. 
Dose-route-effect  relationship  of  convulsant 
druus. 

Excerpta  Med  48,  62.   Effects  of  reserpine  and 
chlorpromazine  on  vasomotor  center  in  the 
medulla  oblongata  of  the  dog. 

Excerpta  Med  48,  62.  Effect  of  3-hydroxy 
phenyltriethylamriionium  on  neuromuscular 
transmission  in  the  cat. 

Excerpta  Med  48,  62.  Actions  of  acetylcho- 
line on  coronary  circulation  and  myocardium. 

Exp  Neurol  6:426,  62.  Localization  of  the 
central  vocalization  mechanism  in  the  brain 
stem  of  the  cat. 

Fed  Proc  21:106,  62.   Isolation  and  alteration 
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J  Opt  Soc  Am  51:667,  61.    Light  adaptation  and 
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J  Opt  Soc  Am  52:697,  62.    Effect  of  test-flash 
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J  Opt  Soc  Am  52:720,  62.    Psychophysical  esti- 
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J  Opt  Soc  Am  52:934,  62.   Visual  reponses  to 
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1650 


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Pet 


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negative  increment  thresholds. 
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neaative  flashes  in  the  visual  system. 
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Seevers,  M.H.,  Univ.  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


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CB 


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NB-00654 


NB-00660 


SCHEPENS,  CHARLES  L.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch., 
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Proc  Biophys  Soc  8th  Ann  Mtg,  Chicago,  Feb  64. 
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MC 


NEU 


PET 


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NEU 


NEU 


SMITH,  HILTON  A.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 
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mechanisms  of  drug  action. 
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PORTER,  PAUL  B.,    Univ.  Utah,  Salt  Lake  City, 
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producing  conditioned  reflexes 
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FRENCH,  LYLE  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
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NB-00669  CV  HEYMAN,  ALBERT,  Duke  Univ.  Hosp., 

Durham,  N.C.       Study  of  cerebrovascular 
disease 

Am  J  Med  50:861,  Jun  61.  Cerebral  circulation 
and  function  in  Cheyne-Stokes  Respiration. 

Arch  Neurol  5:105,  Jul  61.  EEC  and  circulatory 
changes. 

Arch  Neurol  5:165,  Aug  61.    Arm  to  retina 
fluorescein  appearance  time. 

Arch  Neurol  5:264,  Sep  61.    Serum  cholesterol 
level  in  cerebral  infarction. 

Clin  Res,  Jan  61. 

Neurology  13:146,  63.    Acute  reduction  in 
intracranial  pressure  as  a  mechanism  of 
postural  syncope  in  a  patient  with  post- 
operative lumbar  meningocoele. 

Circulation  28:503,  Oct  63.    Selective  cine- 
fluorography  of  the  extracranial  cerebral  circu- 
lation. 

J  Lab  Clin  Med  62,  (No  4):703,  Oct  S3. 
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retinal  circulation,  a  description  of  technique 
and  normal  retinal  blood  flow. 

N  Eng  J  Med  268:1431,  Jun  63.    Correlation 
of  clinical  and  physiologic  manifestations  of 
sustained  hyperventilation. 
.NB-00682  CMS        FERNANDEZ,  CESAR  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Chicago, 

Chicago,  Illinois       Alterations  of 
cochlear  potentials 

Comp  Biochem  Physiol  9:335,  63.   Sodium  and 
potassium  in  vertebrate  cochlear  endoiymph  as 
determined  bv  flame  microsoectroohotometrv. 

J  Acoust  Soc  Am  33:349,  Mar  61. 

Laryngoscope  71:306,  Mar  61. 

Ann  Otol  70:132,  Mar  61. 

J  Acoust  Soc  Am  34:1411,  62.    Cochlear 
potentials  in  rhesus  and  squirrel  monkey. 

Trans  Am  Otol  Soc  50:50,  62.    Cochlear 
function  under  metabolic  impairment. 

J  Acoust  Soc  Am  35:1188,  63.    Responses  of 
cochlear  potentials  to  change  in  hidrostatic 
pressure. 

J  Comp  Neurol  121:151,  63.  The  opossum  ear 
and  evolution  of  the  coiled  cochlea. 

J  Exp  Zool  153:227,  63.    Development  of  mamr- 
mallan  endocochlear  potential. 

Arch  Neurol  12:128,  65.  Physiologically  induced 
alterations  of  sulfate  penetration  into  brain. 

Behaviour  23,  (No  3-4):280,  64.   Hearing  and 
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Copeia  No  3:542,  Sep  64.   Phylogenetic  sig- 
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J  Acoust  Soc  Am  37:429,  65.   Some  experimental 
observations  on  the  dc  resting  potentials  in  the 
guinea-pig  cochlea. 
NB-00684  GEN        STEIN,  KATHRYN  F.,  Mt.  Holyoke  Col., 

South  Hadley,  Mass.       Lp  and  associated 
mutations 

Anat  Rec  139l321,  61. 

J  Embryol  Exp  Morph  10:73,  Mar  62.  Axial 
elongation  in  Loootail  mice. 

J  Embryol  Exp  Morph  12:101,  Mar  64.  Culti- 
vation of  post-implantation  mouse  and  rat  em- 
bryos on  plasma  clots. 

Nature  199:297,  Jul  63.  Cultivation  of  mouse 
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J  Hered  5S,  (No  5)  :247,  Sep-OCt  64.   A  n6Vv 
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Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  The  immediate  and 

delayed  effects  on  behavior  of  anoxia  at  birth  ■ 

Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:847, 
Apr  61.    Hippocampal  electrical  activity. 
II.  Virtual  generators. 
NB-00690  CB  DUNCAN,  DONALD,  Univ.  Texas  Med.  Branch, 

Galveston,  Texas       Electron  microscopy 

Am  J  Anat  112:285,  May  63.    Identification  of 
and  observations  on  epinephrine  and  norepin- 
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Anat  Rec  142:240,  62.  Electron  microscope 
studv  of  meninges  of  newt,  T.  viridescens. 

Anat  Rec  142:271,  62.  Observations  on  the 
fine  structure  of  pituitary  autografts  in  the  rat. 

Anat  Rec  142:291,  62.  Electron  microscope 
studv  of  the  rat  soinal  cord. 

Anat  Rec  145:223,  63.   Some  features  of  rat 
spinal  cord  after  perfusion  fixation  with  osmic 
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Anat  Rec  145:369,  63.  An  electron  microscope 
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Anat  Rec  146:29,  May  63.  Reserpine  effect  on 
meduUarv  cells. 

Endocrinology  71:713,  62.   An  electron  microscope 
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Texas  Rep  Biol  Med  20:105,  Spring  62.  Ultra- 
structure  of  kaooa. 

Texas  Rep  Biol  Med  20:494,  Fall  62.    Cell 
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Texas  Rep  Biol  Med  20:503,  Fall  62.  Occurrence 
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Texas  Rep  Biol  Med  21:185,  Summer  63.    Centri- 
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Tpxas  Rep  Biol  Med  21:302,  63.   An  acute  re- 
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Response  of  the  Nervous  System  to  Ionizing 
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Cvtoolasmic  DNA  in  irradiated  neural  lube. 

Anat  Rec  148:267,  64.  Electron  microscope  ob- 
servations on  synaptic  connections  in  cultures 
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Anat  Rec  148:291,  64.  Myelinated  neuronal  per- 
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Anat  Rec  148:326,  64.    Fine  structural  altera- 
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Anat  Rec  148:351,  64.    Normal  histology  of  the 
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Anat  Rec  148:353,  64.    The  effects  of  strychnine 
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Anat  Rec  148:353,  64.    The  effect  of  reserpine 
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Syrian  hamsters. 

Anat  Rec  148:407,  64.    Fine  structure  of  cells 
underlying  skin  grafts  in  mice. 

Anat  Rec  148:418,  64.  Laminated  cytoplasmic 
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Anat  Rec  149,  Aug  64.  Cell  morphology  In  tis- 
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J  Ultrastruct  Res  10:116,  64.    A  distinctive  lam- 
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late body  neurons  of  the  cat. 

Anat  Rec  149,  (No  4)  :651,  Aug  64.    Cell  mor- 
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NB-00692  NEU        STRAIN,  WILLIAM  H.,  Sch.  Med.,   Univ. 

Rochester,  Rochester,  N.Y.        Contrast 
media  for  cerebral  angiography 

Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Ued  109:239,  Feb  62. 
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Angiography.  Little,  Brown  Co,  Boston,  Mass, 
D.29,  61. 
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NB-00702  PHY        LARRABEE,  MARTIN  G.,  Sch.  Arts,  Sci.,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.       Metatiolism 
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Biophys  Physiol  Phaimacol  199,  61.  Glucose 
metabolism  in  aanalia  and  nerves. 

Fed  Proc  21,  Mar-Apr  62.    Effects  of  activity 
and  metabolic  disturbances  on  turnover  of 
phospholipids. 

Fed  Proc  22:632,  63.    Effects  of  activity  on 
P32  labelling  of  phosphatidyl  inositol  in  a 
sympathetic  ganglia. 

J  Neurochem  9:1,  Jan-Feb  62.    Oxidation  of 
glucose  in  a  mammalian  sympathetic  ganglion 
at  rest  and  in  activity. 

J  Neurochem  9:407,  Jul-Aug  62.   Glucose 
metabolism  in  svmoathetic  aanalia. 

Meth  Med  Res  9:241,  61.    Conduction,  trans- 
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Neurochem! strv.  C  C  Thomas,  Springfield,  HJ, 
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Anal  Biochem  6,  (No  2):111,  Aug  63  .    A 
silicic  acid  microcolumn  for  continuous  gradient 
elution  of  lipids,  used  in  studies  on  sympathetic 
ganglia  of  rats. 

Fed  Proc  23:153,  64.  Temperature  programming 
as  a  means  of  separating  components  of  sodium 
flux  in  the  sympathetic  ganglion  of  the  rat. 

J  Neurochem  10,  (No  8):549,  63.    Effects  of 
temperature,  calcium  and  activity  on  phospho- 
lipid metabolism  in  a  sympathetic  ganglion. 

Fed  Proc  24:398,  65.    Phospholipids  in  squid 
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J  Neurochem  U,  (No  1):1,  65.    MetSboli5m  of 
phosphatidyl  inositol  and  other  lipids  in  active 
neurones  of  sympathetic  ganglia  and  other  per- 
ipheral nervous  tissues.  The  site  of  the  inosi- 
tide  effect. 

Proc  Biophys  Soc  9th  Ann  Mtg,  p.  121,  65.    Sodium 
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Phamiacol  Rev  17:207,  65.   Effects  of  anesthetics  on 
metabolism  of  lipids  and  of  other  substances  in  sympathetic 
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NB-00704  NEU        INGERSOLL,  EVERETT  H.,  Med.  Col.  Virginia, 

Richmond,  Va.       Bladder  function  in 
lathyrism 

Anat  Rec  142:308,  62.  Effect  of  x-irradiation 
of  the  brain  on  shock  avoidance  behavior  in  the 
albino  rat. 

Anat  Rec  142:309,  62.    Effects  of  intra- 
peritoneal injections  of  B,B'-iminodiprooioni- 
trile  (IDPN)  upon  female  albino  rats. 

Neurology  11:46,  61. 

Anat  Rec  139:220,  61. 

Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  110:858,  62.  Stimula- 
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Virginia  Pharm  46:15,  62.   Areas  of  the  brain 
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Anat  Rec  148:266,  64.  Behavioral  and  neuro- 
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Behavioral  and  neuropathological  changes  in 
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brain. 
Anal  Rec  154,  (No  2):361,  66.   Bladder  responses  obuined 
from  electrical  stimulation  of  rostral  areas  of  the  cat's  brain. 
NB-00705  HED        KAPLAN,  S.,  Children's  Hosp.  Fdn.,  Cincinnati 

Polarographic  measurement  of  oxygen  tension 
in  infants 
Am  J  Carxlioi  8A59,  61.    Localization  of  right 
to  left  shunts  with  intravascular  polarographic 
anode  sensitive  to  ascorbic  acid. 
Am  J  Dis  Child  103.-4,  62.    Amine  buffers  in 

management  of  acidosis. 
Intravascular  Polarographic  and  Potentiometric 
Electrodes  in  Intravascular  Catheterization. 
C  C  Thomas,  Springfield,  III,  63. 
NB-00706  GEN         METRAKOS,  JULIUS  D.,  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal, 

Canada       Genetics  of  convulsive  disorders 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:289,  61. 

Is  centrenceohalic  EEG  inherited  as  dominant? 
Neurology  11:474,  Jun  61.    Genetics  of  con- 
vulsive disorders.    II.  Centrencephalic  epi- 
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J  Neurol  Neurosurg  Psychiat  26:451,  63.    Is 

pregnancy  order  a  factor  in  epilepsy? 
Proc  2nd  Inl  Congr  Hum  Genet  p.  1655,  64. 
The  genetics  of  convulsive  disodcrs  in  the 
families  of  hemiplegics. 
Proc  2nd  Int  Congr  Hum  Genet,  p.  1792,  64.   The 
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PC  DENNY-BROWN,  D.E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Harvard  U., 

Boston,  Mass.       Chemistry  of  lipoidal  di- 
seases of  the  nervous  system 

J  Neurochem  6:299,  61.  Substrate  specificity 
of  mouse  brain  oeotidase  activitv. 

Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  108,  61.   Effect  of 
metal  ions  on  brain  oeotidase  activitv. 

Chemical  Pathology  of  the  Nervous  System, 
Pergamon  Press,  New  Yori<,  151,  61. 
Copper  binding  in  brain. 
NB-00722  GEN         SAWIN,  PAUL  B.,  Roscoe  B.  Jackson  Mem.  Lab., 

Bar  Harbor,  Maine  Mutants  related  to 

constitutional  disease 

Arch  Neurol  6:123,  Feb  62.   Hereditary  ataxia 
of  rabbits. 
NB-00725  PATH      CASTLEMAN,  B.,  Mass.  Gen.  Hosp.,  Boston 

A  study  of  myasthenia  gravis 
NB-  00732  NEU        WOOLSEY,  CLINTON  N.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.       Comparative 
studies  on  cerebral  localization 

Brain  84:480,  61.  Kluever-Bucy  syndrome  in 
monkeys  with  neocortical  ablations  of  temporal 
lobe. 

Excerpta  Med  2:1008,  62.  Thalamic  projec- 
tions to  subdivisions  of  auditorv  cortex. 

J  Comp  Neurol  116:1,  61.  Subfornical  organ 
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J  Neurophysiol  24:129,  61.  Organization  of 
tactile  dermatomes.  Ci  through  La  in  cats. 

Physiologist  5:150,  62.    Surface  negative 
auditory  responses  in  Al  evoked  by  electrical 
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Proc  22nd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Leiden  2:1008, 
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auditory  cortes. 

Science  133:1418,  61.   Afferent  units  in 
dorsal  roots  of  cat  driven  bv  respiration. 

Sociedad  de  Bilogia,  Santiago,  Chile,  Dec  62. 
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Ph  D  Thesis,  Univ  Chicago,  Aug  62.    Topograph- 
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Fed  Proc  22:282,  63  .    Environmental  tempera- 
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J  Neurophysiol  26:193,  63  .  Segmental  organ- 
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Physiologist  6:293,  63.  Sudomotor  activity 
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Proc  Am  Acad  Neurol,  May  63.  Cortical  local- 
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Schweiz  Arch  Neurol  Psychiat  92:1,  63. 
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A  Stereotaxic  Atlas  of  the  Brain  of  the  Sauin-el 
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Fed  Proc  23:304,  64.  Environmental  temperature 
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Physiologist  7:196,  64.   Projection  of  dorsal 
roots  to  cerebral  cortex  of  souirrel  monkey. 


1652 


NB-00746 


NB-00754 


Physiologist  7:278,  64.   Electrodermal  reflex  of 
unanesthetized  normal  cats  under  different  am- 
bient temperatures. 

Science  146:431,  64.   Wave  form  of  electrodermal 
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The  Frontal  Granular  Cortex  and  Behavior.  Mc- 
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The  Frontal  Granular  Cortex  and  Behavior. 
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and  thalamofrontal  connections. 

The  Neural  Control  of  Sweating,  Univ  Wisconsin 
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NB-00738  PET        TAYLOR,  DERMOT  B.,  Univ.  California,  Los 

Angeles,  Cal.       Mode  of  action  of 
neuromuscular  blocking  agents 

Biochem  Pharmacol  12:165,  63.   The  action  of 
drugs  upon  neuromuscular  transmission  in  the 
isolated  guinea  pig  diaphragm. 

Brit  J  Pharmacol  17:101,  61.    Rate  of  antagonism 
of  tubocurarine  by  potassium  ions. 

Fed  Proc  22:310,  63.   The  effect  of  d-tubo- 
curarine  upon  the  dual  block  of  depolarizing 
neuro-muscular  blocking  agents. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  139:8,  63.    The  in- 
fluence of  curare  on  the  uptake  and  release  of 
a  neuromuscular  blocking  agent  labelled  with 
radioactive  iodine. 

J  Physiol  159:17P,  61.    Exchange  of  neuro- 
muscular blocking  agent. 

Pharmacologist  4:183,  62.    The  synthesis  and 
pharmacology  of  a  depolarizing  neuromuscular 
blocking  agent  labelled  with  1-131. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  144:293,  64.    Effect  of 
curare  concentration,  temperature  and  potas- 
sium ion  concentration  on  the  rate  of  uptake  of 
a  neuromuscular  blocking  agent  labelled  with 
radioactive  iodine. 
SO  BROWMAN,  LUDVIG  G.,    Montana  State  Univ., 

Missoula,  Montana  Blood  supply  in  embryos 

of  a  microphthalmic  strain  of  rats 

J  Morph  109:37,  Jul  61.    Microphthalmia 
and  ootic  blood  supply. 
NEU         HINKLE,  L.E.,Jr.,Col.  Med.,  Cornell  Univ., 
N.Y.C.       Headache  mechanisms — Water  and 
electrolyte  balance 
Am  J  Psychiat  118:449,  61.    Sodium  and  po- 
tassium content  of  cerebrospinal  fluid  from 
oatients  with  chronic  schizophrenic  reactions. 
Arch  Neurol  4:235,  61.    Headache:  Mode  of 
action  of  UML-491  and  its  relevance  to  vas- 
cular headache  of  migraine  type. 
Arch  Neurol  4r475,  61.    Headache:  EEG  ab- 
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of  migraine  type. 
Arch  Neurol  4:617,  61.    Neurohumoral  features 

of  afferent  fibers  in  man. 
Arch  Neurol  5:463,  61.    The  human  brain—One 

organ  or  manv? 
Arch  Neurol  5:590,  61.    Headache:   Responses 
of  bulbar  conjuctival  blood  vessels  during  in- 
duced oliguria  and  diuresis. 
World  Neurol  3:66,  62.    Headache:  Relevance 
of  prophylactic  action  of  UML-491  in  vascular 
headache  to  oathophvsiologv  of  this  syndrome. 
NB-00759  NTN         COUCH,  J.R.,  Texas  Agr.  Station,  Col.  Station 

Vitamin  E  and  embryonic  development  of  the 
eve 
Poultry  Sci  40:522,  61. 
NB-00772  SD  RIESEN,  AUSTIN  H.,  Div.  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ. 

Chicago,  Chicago,  Illinois        Retinal  atrophy  and 
blindness  after  prolonged  light  deprivation 
Genetics  47:519,  May  62.   Recessive  buph- 
thalmos  in  the  rabbit. 
NB-00776  NEU        WAYNER,  MATTHEW  J.,  Jr.,  Grad.  Sch., 

Syracuse  Univ.,  Syracuse,  N.Y.       A 
study  of  spinal  reflexes  in  the  rat 
Arch  Ital  Biol  99:322,  61.    Limbic  system 

stimulation. 
Fed  Proc  21:353,  62.   Effects  of  intracarotid 
injections  of  hypertonic  NaCI  solutions  on 
spinal  reflex  excitability  in  the  rat. 
Am  J  Physiol  204:488,  63.    Lack  of  facilitation 
in  maze  learning  by  picrotoxin  and  strychnine 
sulfate. 
Am  J  Physiol  206:369,  64.   Thirst  motivation 
associated  with  the  salt  arousal  of  drinking. 
Exp  Neurol  8:441,  63.    Monosynaptic  spinal 

reflexes  in  the  hooded  rat. 
Fed  Proc  21:1132,  62.   Central  effects  of  intra- 
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on  spinal  reflex  excitability. 
J  Geront  18:322,  63.   The  ribonucleic  acid  con- 
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J  Nerv  Ment  Dis  138:241,  64.    Effect  of  brain 

damage  on  adaptability. 
Nature  197:390,  63.   Central  effects  of  intra- 
carotid injections  of  hypertonic  NaCl  solutions 
on  spinal  reflex  excitability  in  rats. 


NB-00779 


Psychol  Rep  11:659,  62.   Shivering  in  the  rat 
produced  by  electrical  self  stimulation  of  the 
septum. 
Psychol  Rep  11:667,  62.   Artificial  thirst, 
serum  Na,  and  behavioral  implications  in  the 
hooded  rat. 
Science  141:740,  63.   Thirst:  Regulation  of 

body  water. 
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injections  of  hypertonic  saline  on  spinal  reflex 
excitability. 
Thirst  in  the  Regulation  of  Body  Water, 
Pergamon  Press,  London,  o.  570,  64. 
NEU         NULSEN,  FRANK  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  W.  Reserve  Univ., 
Cleveland,  Ohio       Sensory  pathways  in  brain 
and  spinal  cord 
Anesthesia  16:32,  61. 
Arch  Neurol  5:202,  61. 

Rasir.  Rpsparch  in  Paraplegia,  CC  Thomas  Co, 
Sorinofield.  Ill,  p.  55,  62, 
J  Am  Phys  Ther  Assn  45:91,  65.    Muscle  spindle  response  to 
body  heating  and  localized  muscle  cooling:    Implications  for 
relief  of  spasticity, 
J  Neurosurg  21:874,  64,    Ascending  spinal  pathways  of 
center  median  nucleus  in  cat:  An  experimental  method  for 
the  study  of  pain. 
Commemorative  Volume  to  Sir  John  Eccles  on  the  Occasion 
of  his  Keceipt  ot  the  Nobel  Prize,  Springer-Verlag,  Berlin 
6b.    Implications  of  central  projections  of  "C"  fibers  in 
sensory  perception. 


NB-00782 


CB  HARTMANN,  J.  FRANCIS,  Sch.  Med.  Sci., 

Univ.  Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Elpctrnn  microscoov  of  central  nervous 
svsrem 
Acta  Dermatovener  42:23,  62.   Virus-like  par- 
ticles demonstrated  in  keratoacanthomas  by 
electron  microscoov. 
Exp  Cell  Res  24:440,  61.    Mitochondria  in 

chromatolvtic  neurones. 
J  Invest  Derm  36:299,  61.    Histologic  and 
electron  microscopic  study  of  a  pigmenting 
basal  cell  epithelioma. 
J  Invest  Derm  37:79,  61.    Electron  microscopy 

of  virus-like  particles  in  a  ketatoacanthoma. 
J  Invest  Derm  37:369,  61.    Normal  human 
ketatinization  processes  as  demonstrated  by 
electron  microscoov. 
J  Invest  Derm  38:99,  62.   An  electron  microscope 
study  of  normal  human  non-keratinizing  oral 
mucosa, 
J  Invest  Derm  39:605,  62,   The  fine  structure 
of  the  human  melanocyte  and  amelanotic 
malignant  melanoma, 
Mikroskopie  17:46,  62.    Quantitation  of  mito- 
chondria in  motor  neurones  following  axonal 
section. 
Proc  4th  Int  Congr  Neuropath  32,  Sep  61. 
Identification  of  neuroglia  in  electron  micro- 
graphs of  normal  nerve  tissue. 
Z  Zellforsch  54:734,  61.    Electron  microscopy 

of  neurohvpoohysis. 
Z  Zellforsch  54:147,  734,  61. 
J  Invest  Derm  36:23,  299,  61. 
Flprtrnn  Mirmgrnpy  nf  Skin  and  Miirniic  Mptn- 
hrane,  CC  Thomas,  Springfield,  HI,  Ch  1,  63. 
Technics  of  electron  microscoov. 
VIS  HOGAN,  MICHAEL  J.,  Univ.  California  Med.  Cr., 

San  Francisco,  Cal.       Studies  on  ocular 
toxoplasmosis 
Arch  Ophthal  72:592,  Nov  64.  Ocular  toxo- 
plasmosis. 
CB  HARRISON,  JOHN  R.,  Col,  Arts,  Sci., 

Miami  Univ,,  Oxford,  Ohio       Growth  and 
differentiation  of  embryonic  eve 
BS  DUNCAN,  CARL  P,,  Sch.  Liberal  Arts,  North- 

western Univ.,  Evanston,  III.  Reactive 

inhibition  and  neural  satiation 
Am  J  Psychol  75:242,  Jun  62.    Decay  of 
visual  figural  after-effect, 
PHY        BRUHN,  JOHN  M.,  Med.  Col.,  Univ.  Alabama, 
Birmingham,  Alabama  Mechanisms  of 

cerebellar  control  of  autonomic  activity 
Am  J  Physiol  201:697,  Oct  61 .    Cerebellar 

autonomic  resoonses  in  intact  cat. 
Am  J  Physiol  201:700,  Oct  61.    Cerebellar 
autonomic  resoonses  in  decorticate  cat. 
B-801  Neuro         Chow,  K.L.,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago,  III. 

Ann  Rev  Psychol  12:281,  61. 
Neurophysiology  24:391,  61. 
NB-00810  VIS  SLOAN,  LOUISE  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Johns  Hopkins 

Univ.  Baltimore,  Md.       Use  of  optical  aids- 
Studies  in  physiological  optics 
Am  J  Ophthal  52:650,  Nov  61.   Evaluation 

of  Tokyo  color  vision  test. 
Am  J  Ophthal  54,  (No  4):629,  Oct  62.    Pro- 
gressive retinal  degeneration  with  selective 
involvement  of  the  cone  mechanism. 
Arch  Ophthal  68:348,  Sep  62.   Accommoda- 
tive convergence. 
Vision  Res  1:121,  61.   Area  and  luminance  of 
test  object  as  variables  in  examination  of  vis- 
ual field  bv  oroiection  perimetry. 

(contd) 


NB-00786 

NB-00789 
Ne-00792 

NB-00800- 


1653 


Vision  Res  2:527,  62.    Area  and  lumifiance  of 

test  filijeut  as  variables  in  orojection  oerimetry. 

Ciinical  studies  of  nhotometric  dyshannony. 
Am  J  Psycliiat  55,  (l^o  6),  Jun  63.    Reading 

cards  for  selection  of  optical  aids  for  the 

partially  siohlcri. 
Int  Ophthal  Clin  3,  (f»c  4),  63.    Testina  for 

deficient  color  perctiition  in  ';f'iildrcn 
Am  J  Cnhtfial  58,  (No  4):594,  Oct  64.   Relative 

mc-ri'.s  of  hc-adborni? ,  hand  nnd  stand  magnifiers. 
Am  J  Ophthal  58,  (Mo4)  :604,  Oct  6",   New 

focusable  stand  mai/nifiers. 
Arch  Oolithal  75:500,  Apr  66.    Peripheral  visual  acuitv. 


Am  Zooi  X,  .iov  6i.   rt^ 


NB-00815 


EP 


ANDY,  O.J.,  U.  Mississippi  Med.  Sch.,  Jackson 
Behavioral  patterns  and  electrical  after- 


NB-00S16 


NB-00818 


NB-00834 


NB-00837 


NB-00838 


di*.r:harap 
An?t  Rec  112:210,  62.    Nuclear  configuration  of 

the  septum. 
Anal  Rpc  l'!2:269,  62.   Axonal  degeneration 

subsequent  to  septal  lesions  in  the  rat. 
Coll  Ir.t  Ctr  Nat  Rech  Sci  107:411,  62.   Electro- 
physiological comparisons  of  dorsal  and 
ventral  hippocampus. 
EEC  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:312,  61.    Limbic 

seizure  durations. 
EEG  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:317,  61.    Amygdaloid 
and  hippocampal  after-discharges  propagated 
to  the  septum. 
Exp  Neurol  6:1,  62.  Effects  of  septal  lesions  on 

b?havior  aeneraled  bv  positive  reinforcement. 
J  Comp  Neurol  117:251,  Oct  61.    Nuclear 
comoosition  in  the  septum. 
NEU        BALLANTiNE,  H.T.,  Jr.,  Mass.  Gen.  Hoso., 

Boston        Focused  ultrasound  in  neurology — A 
biophysical  study 
Arch  Neurol  4:33,  Jan  61, 
J  Acoustical  Soc  Am  34:412,  Apr  62.    Irradi- 
ation cf  plastics  with  ultrasound. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol,  v. 22, p. 484,  Oct  61 

J  Physiol  160r494,  62.    Focused  ultrasound: 

Physical  factors. 
J  Physiol  160:513,  62.    Trackless  focal 

lesions  in  brain  of  cat.  

Txp  Neurol  V,  (No^^SO?,' 7uir64r"Fotal  lesionS 
in  the  brain  cf  growing  rabbits  produced  by  fo- 
cused ultrasound. 
■Exp  Neurol  10,  (No  '1):345,  Oct  64.   hffectS  of 
ultrasonic  radiation  in  experimental  focal 
epilepsy  in  the  cat. 
NEU        STONE,  WILLIAM  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis,       Chemical 
physiology  of  the  brain 
Fed  Proc  22:633,  63.    Neurochemical  effects  of 

fliioro-fattv  acid  esters. 
J  Neurochem  7:16,  61.    Effects  of  convulsants 

on  brain  glycogen  in  the  mouse. 
Physiologist  5  (No  3):204,  62  .   Anti-convul- 
sive and  neurochemical  effects  of  aniino-oxy- 
acetic  acid. 

Physiologist  5:218,  62.    Chemical  changes  in 
hrain  durina  insulin  hvnnalvrpmi,T  ^nd  rt^rnvrtrv 
J  Neurocnem  10:641,  63.   Free  amino  acids  and 
related  compounds  in  dog  brain:  Post-mortem 
and  anoxic  changes . 
Biochem  Ph3rr-:3Col  13:477,  64.   A  neurochemical 
study  of  thioscmicarhazide  seizures  and  their 
inhibition  by  amino-oxyacetic  acid. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  13:543,  64.   Effects  of 
methionine  sulfoximine  on  levels  of  free  amino 
acids  and  related  substances  in  brain. 
J  Neurochem  12:679,  65.    Chemical  changes  in  the  brain 

during  insulin  hypoglycemia  and  recovery. 
Progr  Brain  Res  16:135,  65.    Free  amino  acids  and  related 
compounds  in  brain  and  otlier  tissues;  effects  of  convulsant 
drugs. 
NEU        REiCHLIN,  SEYMOUR,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 
Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Mechanisms  of 

neu."al  control  of  metabolic  functions 
Endocrinology  68:914,  Jun  61.    Intra-ocular 

oituitarv  transolants. 
Endocrinology  69:225,  Aug  61.    Growth 

hormone  and  hvoothalamic  lesions. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  111:139,  62.    Thyroid 

inhibition  by  anti-TSH. 
Endocrinology  72,  (No  2):334,  Feb  63.  A 
critical  evaluation  oi  the  "TRF"  of  Shibusawa. 

TTarcnmreirei,  (No  17744,  jan  63.  In- 

fluence  of  thyrotrophin  on  radiosulfate  uptake 
by  orbital  and  other  tissues  of  the  guinea  pigs. 
Psychosom  Med  25,  (No  2)T101,  Maf-Apr  63. 
The  effect  of  psychic-sexual  stimulation  on 
urinary  and  serum  acid  phosphatase  and  plasma 
non-esterfied  fatty  acids. 
NEU        SCOTT,  DONALD,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Regeneration  of  neurons  in  ilie  spinal  cord 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2),  Mar-Apr  64.    Projection 
of  afferent  oathwavs  on  rat  thalamus. 
END       HNGERMAN,  MILTON,  Liberal  Arts  Col., 
Tulane  Univ.,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Crustacean  endocrinology 
Am  Zool  1,  Nov  61.    Evidence  for  endocrine 
regulation  of  the  proximal  retinal  pigment 
of  the  prawn,  P.  vulgaris. 


NB-00840 


iin  tool  X,  .iov  Oi.  r(^,.ir,.ji  fvuitiai  j.ic,mere 
dark-adapting  liormone  in  the  eyestack  of  the 
dwarf  cravfish ,  Camba'ellus  shufeloti. 

Am  Zool  2:283,  Aug  62.    Alteration  in  number 
•jf  active  neurosecretory  cells  in  eyestall-  of 
Orcoi'.ectes  clvoeatus. 

Am  Zool  2:284,  Aug  62.  Endocrine  regulation 
of  reflecting  retinal  oioment  in  Liaia  e.<otica. 

An;  Zool  2,  Nov  62     Analysis  of  dosage-resporse 
curves  obtained  with  sinus  gland  extracts  in 
'.'ic  fiddler  crai:. 

Am  Zool  2,  Nov  62.  Influences  of  osmotic  pres- 
sure and  cations  on  response  of  melanophores 
in  the  fiddler  crab,  to  sinus  aland  extracts. 

Biol  Bull  120:337,  Jun  61. 

Biol  Bull  123:121,  Aug  62.  Photomechanical 
responses  of  oroxnnal  retinai  nioment. 

Biol  Bull  124:24,  Feb  63.    Chromatophore 
conlro'  in  Uoooebia. 

Gen  Comp  Endocr  1:81,  62.  Regulation  of 
niomentarv  ohenomena. 

Prnc  16th  Int  Cong  Zool  2:73,  63.   Neurosecretory 
control  of  ribonucleic  acid  in  crayfish  hepato- 
pancreas. 

Am  Midland  Natur  71,  (No  2):415,  Apr  64. 
Tl:e  neurosecretory  system  in  the  beac  of  the 
blind  cave  crayfish  Cambarus  setosus  Faxon. 

Am  Zool  3,  (No  4),  Nov  63.  Assay  of  purified 
intermedin  on  melanophores  of  the  fiddler  crab, 
Uca  i:iJ3ila;cr. 

Am  Zoo!  4,  (No  3),  Aug  64.  Dally  rhythm  of 
color  change  in  cyestalkless  fiddler  crabs, 
Uca  pugi later. 

Gen  Coinp  Endocr  3,  (No  5):496,  Oct  63  . 
Effects  of  osmotic  pressure  and  cations  on  the 
response  of  the  melanophores  in  the  tiddler 
crab,  Uca  yusna,<,  to  the  melanin-diSDersing 
principle  from  the  sinus  gland. 

Physiol  Zool  37,  (No  1):83,  Jan  64.    Relation- 
ship between  melanophore  response  in  the 
tiddler  cab,  Uca  outinax.  and  dosage  of  sinus 
aland  and  central  nervous  oraan  extracts. 

Proc  I'ith  Int  Congr  Zool  2:73,  63  .    Neuro- 
secretory control  of  ribonucleic  acid  in  crayfish 
heoaiooaiicreas. 

Tulai:e  Stud  Zool  10:49,  63.    Proximal  retinal 
pi.^'ment  responses  and  their  relationship  to 
total  photomechanical  adaptation  in  the  dwarf 
crayfish,  Cambarellus  shufeldti. 

Tuiane  Stud  Zool  11:75,  63.   Hormonal 
control  of  the  reflecting  retinal  pigment  in  the 
isopod  Ligia  olfersi  Brandt. 

Am^ool  2^:405,  62. "Alteration  in  the  number  of 
active  neurosecretory  cells  in  the  eyestalk  of 
the  crayfish,  Orconecte?  clypeatus,  maintained 
in  darkness. 

Am  Zool  2-408,  62.'  Endocrine  regulation  of  the 
reflecting  retinal  pigment  in  the  isopod,  Ligia 
exotica. 

Am  Zool  4:334,  64.  Daily  rhythm  of  color  change 
in  eyestalkless  fiddler  crabs,  Uca  pugilator. 

Am  Zool  4:413,  64.  Differences  between  the 
chromatophore  systems  of  juvenile  and  adult 
specimens  of  the  crayfish,  Procambarus  clarki. 

Science  144:1462,  64.   Endocrine  control  of  tan- 
ning in  the  crayfish  exoskeleton. 
NEU        SCHARRER,  BERTA,  Albert  Einstein  Col.  Med., 
New  York.  N.Y.        Neuroendocrine  integration 

Anat  Rec  142:226,  62.    The  influence  of 
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Functional  evaluation  of  the  retina 
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Louis,  Mo.       Patterning  of  cortically  in- 
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Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.       Neuromuscular 
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Studies  of  muscle  excitation  and  contraction 
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Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.       Electro- 
physiological studies  of  the  auditory 
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intensity,  and  firing  patterns  of  single 
elements. 


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NB-00908 


NB-00911 


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J  Neurophysiol  26:321,  63.    Some  discharge 
characteristics  of  single  neurons  in  the  inferior 
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Poughkeepsie,  N.Y.       Trophic  action 
in  sensory  systems 
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the  extraocular  muscles 
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Experimental  allergic  demyelinative 
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other  lesions  induced  in  rats. 
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thyroiditis.    1.   Relationship  of  delayed  hyper- 
sensitivity and  circulating  antibody  to  the  de- 
velopment of  thyroiditis. 
NB-00923  CB  GOSS,  R.J.,  Brown  U.,  Providence,  R.I. 

Nerve  influence  in  aooendaae  reaeneration 
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Spinal  motoneuron  intracellular  potentials 
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California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.  Studies  on 

the  absorption  of  hyphemas 
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of  genetically  controlled  abnormal  development 
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Neuropatholoo^cal  lesions  in  mental 
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between  interbeat  interval,  action  potential  shape,  and 
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New  Haven,  Conn.       Studies  of  neurohumors 
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authentic  acetylcholine  of  acetylcholine-iike 
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British  J  Pharmacol  20:563,  63.  Some  neuro- 
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Fed  Proc  22,  63.    Relationship  of  brain  acetyl- 
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J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  139: 191,  63.  A  stijdy  of 
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Pharmacologist  5:246,  63.   Histamine-induced 
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indole  defect  in  exoerimental  oheiivlketonuria. 
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Pharmacologist  6:171,  64.    Schedule  of  appear- 
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Progr  Brain  Res  8:72,  6^.    Drug-induced  changes 
in  the  subcellular  distribution  of  serotonin  in 
rat  brain  with  special  reference  to  the  action  of 
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Science  145:583,  64.    Differential  estimation  of 
gamma-butyrolactone  and  gamma-hydroxy- 
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actions  of  psychotomimetic  drugs. 
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Pharmacologist,  Aug  65.    Pharmacological  release  of  serotonin 

and  histamine  from  neoplastic  mast  cells  in  culture. 
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PHY        METZ    EE^^^'ARD,  Med.  Col.  South  Carolina, 
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City       Exoerimental  herpes  simplex  infec- 
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analysis  of  human  cephalic  malformations 
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hB-1013 
NB-01017 


NB-01024 


NB-01027 


NB-0103? 


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J  Biol  Chem  239:18,  64.  Effect  of  ischemia  on 
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J  Biol  Chem  239,  (No6):1947,  Jun  64.  Effects 
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NB-01365 


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State  Univ.,  Pullman,  Wash.       Mechanism 
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Gen  Comp  Endocr  2:113,  62.    Neurosecretion 
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Progr  Brain  Res  5:147,  64.    Proteinase  and 
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Z  Zellforsch  62:149,  64.    The  effect  of  dehy- 
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J  Nerv  Ment  Dis  136:298,  Mar  63.    High  fre- 
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NEU 

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Arch  Ophthal  68:801,  62.    The  mitotic  cycle 
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rubidium-86  by  the  rabbit  lens. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:609,  62.    The  distribution  of  NB-01408 

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J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther,  v. 133,0.216,  211,  Aug  61 
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J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  137:70,  Jul  62.    Nico- 
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properties  of  pangamic  acid. 
Proc  West  Pharmacol  Soc  6:11,  63.    Aniline 
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NB-01497 


NB-01503 


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NB-01507 


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MH 


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VIS 


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NB-01514 


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Louis,  Mo.       Slow  potential  phenomena  of 
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J  Neurosurg  19:514,  62.   Observations  on 
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alloxan  diabetic  rat  retina. 
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N.Y.C.       Cytological  and  cytochemical 
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Colorado,  Denver,  Colo.         Ultrastructure  of 
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J  Ultrastruct  Res  10:48,  64.   The  fine  structure 
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PET 


CB 


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211, 


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Anat  Rec  148:292,  64.   Cerebellar  corticonuclear 
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Anat  Rec  118:363,  64.   Stimulation  of  midbrain 
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Anat  Rec  151:317,  65.  Electrical  responses  to 
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Anat  Rec  151:355,  65.   Experimental  demonstra 
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Anat  Rec  151:445,  65.   Persistence  of  postural 
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Anat  Rec  145:521,  63.    Adrenergic  synaptic 
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J  Neurochem  9:503,  62.    Cholinergic  and  non- 
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J  Neurochem  10:225,  63  .    isols.tion  of  synaptic 
vesicles  and  structural  organization  of  the 
acetylcholine  system  within  brain  nerve  endings. 

Life  Sci  2:85,  63  .   Subcellular  distribution  of 
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Natu.-e  194:  794,  62  .  Isolation  of  synaptic 
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Proc  ist  Int  Pharm  Mtg  5:49,  63.   Contribution 
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Psvcholoaical  studv  of  brain-iniured  children 

Am  J  Orthofjsychiat  31:713,  61.    Current 
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Am  Psycho!  16:38,  61.    Comments  on  "What 
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Am  Psychol  17:503,  62.  Again,  "What  price 
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J  Exp  Child  Psychol  1:26,  64.  Learning  of 
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Proc  Assn  Kes  Nerv  Went  Dis  39,  Ch  8,  62. 
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Psychol  Monogr  76,  (No  3):53,  62.    Develop- 
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Psychol  Monogr  77,  (No  10),  63.    Brain  injury 
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Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       Mechanisms  of 
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Wellesley,  Mass.       Neural  control  of 
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Nebi-asks,  Orviaha,  Nebr.       EEGs  and 
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positive  spikes  in  tvins  and  triplets. 
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Investigation  of  the  sound  transmission 
in  the  ear 
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J  Aooust  Son  Am  34:1514,  Sep  62.    Middle- 
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J  Aeoust  Soc  Am  35:104,  Jan  63.    Post-mortem 

acoustic  imoedance  of  human  ears. 
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II.  Guinea-piq  ear. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Res  6,  (No  4):303,  Dec  63. 
An  acoustic  method  for  clinical  examination  of 
the  ear. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Res  6,  (No  4):315,  Dec  63. 
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Buffalo,  N.Y.       Stimulation  of  the 
unanesthetized  mesial  cortex 
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Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13.-496,  61. 
Electro-clinical  correlations  in  the  positive 
SDike  ohenomenon. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:333,  61. 

Temoeral  lobe  epileosv. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:599,  61. 

Positive  soike  phenomenon. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  14:274,  62. 

Hyperventilation  in  anesthesia. 
Electroenceoh  C'in  Neurophysiol  14:290,  62. 
Electrical  responses  from  the  olfactory  bulb  of 
the  conscious,  alert  monkey. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  14-477,  62. 
Supracallosal  mesial  cortex  of  mammals. 

I.  Monkey.    A.  Movements  by  electrical  stim- 
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Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  14:635,  62. 

Supracallosal  mesial  cortex  of  mar:mals. 

li.  Mcnkev,    B.  Responses  from  olfactory  bulb. 
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Supracallosal  mesial  cortex  of  mammals. 

II.  Monkev.    C.  Frequency  analysis  of  re- 
.•^Donses  from  olfactory  bulb. 

Fed  Proc  20:332,  61.   Responses  from  olfac- 
torv  bulb  in  unanesthetized.  conscious  monkev. 

Fed  Proc  21:350,  62.  Motor  representation 
on  entire  supracallosal  rresia!  cortex  of  un- 
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Proc  Am  Electroenceoh  Soc  99,  62.    Oscillos- 
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in  the  positive  spike  phenomenon. 
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Am  J  Path  39:103-117,  61. 

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Fed  Proc  21  (No  2)  Mar-Apr  62.   The  activation 
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of  allergic  encephalomyelitis  in  BSVS  mice. 
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adiuvant  composition  in  EAE. 
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J  Neuropath  Exp  Neuroi  25:311,  66.   Response  of  the 

reticuloendothelial  system  of  inbred  resistant  and  suscep- 
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allergic  encephalomyelitis. 
Proc  4th  Int  Syinpos  Reticuioendothelial  Syst  253,  64.   On 
the  role  of  the  reticuloendothelial  system  in  experimental 
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NB-01567  NEU        FRY,  WILLIAM  J.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ.  Illinois, 

Urbana,  III.        Fornix-mam.Tiillo-anterior 
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J  Comp  Meurol  120:195,  Apr  63.   Originis  and 
distributions  of  some  efferent  pathways  from 
the  mammiilary  nuclei  of  the  est. 
Proc  Inst  Radio  Engineer  50:1393,  62.    Present 
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J  Comp  Neuroi  120:195,  63.    Origins  and 
distributions  of  several  efferent  pathways  from 
the  mammiilary  nuclei  of  the  cat. 
J  Neurophysioi  26  (No  6):S57,  63.  Behavioral 
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Univ.,  New  York,  N.V.       Chemistry  3nd  function 
of  brnin  plasmalogens 
Ann  Rev  Biocnem  31:103,  62.    Chemistry  of 

the  lipids. 
Biochemistry  2:646,  63.    Biochemistry  of  plas- 
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the  rat  as  a  function  of  age. 
Bid  Bull  121:376,  Oct  61.   The  c.,p-unsatur- 

ated  ether  content  of  the  tissues  of  mollusks. 
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hemolytic  activity  of  various  lysophosphatides. 
Fed  Proc  22:295,  63.    Specificity  of  snake 
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J  Biol  Chem  237:329,  62.    The  biochemistry 
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J  Lipid  Res  3:456,  62.    The  structure  of 
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J  Lipid  Res  4:57,  Jan  63.    Biochemistry  of 
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NB-01572  PET        FELLMAN,  JACOB  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Oregon, 

Portland,  Ore.       The  chemistry  and 
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for  quantitative  determination  of  VMA  in  urine. 
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Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.       Biosynthesis 
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NB-01576 


NB-01578 


Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  96:353,  Jan  62.    Effect  of 
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Biochim  Biophys  Acta  56:172,  62.    Synthesis 
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Biochemistry  2:580,  63.    Incorporation  nf  D- 
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EicchemJ  78:813,  61.    Equilibrium  constant 
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Biochem  Pharmacol  11:974,  62.   Tetanus  toxin 
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Fed  Proc  21,  Mar-Apr  62.  incorporation  of  D- 
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J  Neurochem  10:503,  63.   The  action  of 
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J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  132:117,  61.    Hypoten- 
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Seattle       The  neuro-chemical  control 
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Chevne-Stokes  resoiration. 
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Biochem  Pharmacol  12,  (No  5):503,  63. 
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Biochem  Pharmacol  13:95,  64.    Radioauto- 
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NEU        WOOD,  CD.,  U.  Arkansas,  Little  Rock 
Influence  of  the  amygdaloid  complex  on 
behavior 
Fed  Proc  21:444,  62.    Influence  of  autonomic 
blocking  agents  on  aconitine  induced  pulmonary 
edema. 
Fed  Proc  22,  (No  2):454,  Apr  63.    Vascular 
changes  associated  with  intracysternal  injec- 
tions of  veratrine. 
Pharmacologist  4 ,  (No  2):180,  Fall  62.    A 
comparison  of  aconitine  and  related  comoounds 
in  cenb'ally  produced  pulmonary  edema. 
Pharmacologist  4,  (No  2):181,  Fall  62.    Vas- 
cular resoonses  associated  with  aconitine 
induced  pulmonary  edema. 
SD  SUTTON,  SAMUEL,  Columbia  Univ.  Col.  Phj'sicians 

and  Sugeons,  New  York  Verbal  behavior 

under  auditorv  feedback 
Quart  J  Exp  Psychol  13:153,  Aug  61.    Studies 
on  sensory  feedback.    II.    Sensory  feedback 
inf'tience  on  kevtauoino  motor  tasks. 
NEU        AUSTIN,  GEORGE,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Oregon, 
Portland,  Ore.       Dorsal  root  ganglion 
cells 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2):151,  Mar-Apr  64.    Com- 
parative study  of  D-cells  and  H-cells  in 
aplysia  with  respect  to  K+depolarization, 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  65.    K*- 
Depolarization  during  synaptic  excitation  and 
inhibition  of  aplysia  ganglion  cells. 
Biophys  J  6:217,  66.   The  kinetics  of  osmotic  transport 

through  pores  of  molecular  dimensions. 
Biophys  J  ,  66.  Water  permeability  in  Aplysia  neuronal 

membrane. 
Fed  Proc  25:509,  66.   Calcium  effects  on  Aplysia  membrane 

potentials. 
Physiologist  8:104,  65.   Osmolality  effects  on  Aplysia 

neurons. 
VIS  ARMALY,  MANSOUR  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  State  Univ. 

Iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa       Neurogenic 
regulation  of  intraocular  pressure 
Am  J  Ophthal  52:821,  61.    Regulatory  changes 
in  the  dynamics  of  introcular  pressure  evoked 
by  tonometry  and  tonography. 
Arch  Ophthal  68:390,  Sep  62.   Ocular  toler- 
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and  vitreous  by  silicone  fluids. 
Bull  Dow  Coming  Ctr  4,  Apr  62.   Experimental 
intraocular  uses  of  the  silicones. 


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Invest  Ophthal  1:480,  Aug  62.  Accomodation 
and  dvnamics  of  steadv-state  pressure . 

EENT  Dig  26:bl,  Apr  M.  The  organo-silicones 
and  the  eye. 

Invest  Ophthal  2:591,  63.  The  effect  of  external 
compression  of  the  eye  on  intraocular  pressure: 

I.  Variations  with  magnitude  of  compression  and 
with  age. 

Invest  Ophthal  2:599,  63.  The  effect  of  external 
compression  of  the  eye  on  intraocular  pressure: 

II.  Recovery:  Tonographic  changes  and  the  in- 
fluence of  pharmacologic  agents. 

NEU         NAT5TUK,  W.L.,  Col.  Phys.  Surg.,  Columbia 
Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Humoral  agents  in  the 
causation  of  myasthenia  gravis 
Myasthenia  Gravis.  C  C  Thomas,  Pub,  Spring- 
field,  229,  61.    Search  for  neuromuscular 
blocking  agent. 
A&l  Wood,  W.S.  ,  Univ.  III.  .Chicago 

HED        JONES,  M.H.,  U.  California,  Los  Angeles 

Outcome  of  pregnancy  complicated  by  viral 
infection 
CB  SHANKLIN,  W.M.,  Med.C.  Virginia,  Richmond 

Formerly  Am.  U.,  Beirut,  Lebanon 
A  histological  study  of  neurosecretion  in  man 
Acta  Neuroveg  (Wien)  25:297,  63.    A  compari- 
son of  the  histochemistry  of  the  cerebral  cortex 
from  siblings  with  gargoylism  and  Tay-Sachs' 
disease. 
Anat  Rec  141:21,  Sep  61.    Histochemistry 
of  the  human  choroid  olexus. 
Arch  Pathol,  v. 71, p. 611,  June  61 
J  Anat  95:151,  Apr  61. 

J  Anat  97:533,  63.    Histochemical  reactions 
of  human  autonomic  ganglia. 
NB-01703  NEU         RALSTON,  BRUCE  L.,  Mount  Sinai  Hosp.,  New 

York,  N.Y.       The  containment  of  experi- 
mental eoileptogenic  foci  ■'•■ 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:591,  61. 
Cingulate  epilepsy  and  secondary  bilateral 
synchrony. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol,  Mar  65. 
Experimental  epilepsy  of  brain  stem  origin. 
NB-01705              CB           VAN  STONE,  JAMES  M.,  Trinity  Col.,  Hartford, 
Conn.        Nerves  and  anuran  reaeneration 
J  Exp  Zool  155,  ( No  3)  :293,  Apr  64.   The  re- 
lationship of  nerve  number  to  regenerative 
capacity  in  the  developing  hind  limb  of  Rana 
sylvatica. 
NB-01710               SO           ELDREDGE,  D.H.,  Central  Inst.  Deaf,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.                                                    Physiology 
of  acoustic  trauma  and  presbycusis 
J  Acoust  Soc  Am  33:152,  61. 
NB-01711               CMS        TOROK,  NICHOLAS,  Univ.  Illinois,  Chicago,      -    ,-i 
III.       Clinical  nystagmography 
Acta  Otolaryng  (Stockholm)  54:361,  Mar-Apr  62. 

Frequency  meter  for  nystagmus  analysis. 
Ann  Otol  71:51,  Mar  62.    Vestibular  findings  in 

cerebral  palsy. 
Confin  Neurol  21:412,  61.    An  attempt  to  inte- 
grate various  physical  stimulatory  findings  in 
vestibulometry. 
J  Int  Coll  Surg  36:649,  Nov  61.   Assessment 

of  vestibular  sensitivity. 
Laryngoscope  72:79,  Jan  62.    Some  observa- 
tions on  culmination  and  directional  preponder- 
ance of  the  poststimulatory  nystagmus. 
Am  J  Med  Sci  246:495,  Oct  63  .    A  review  of 
neuro-otology:  Pathogenesis  of  neuro- 
otological  diseases . 
Ann  Otol  72,  (No  3):647,  Sep  63 .   A 

simplified  nystagmograph. 
Proc  Mtg  Chicago  Laryng  Otol  Soc,  Apr  63. 

A  model  of  the  vestibulo-ocular  reflex . 
Laryngoscope  74:528,  Apr  64.   Classification  of 
pathologic  conditions  responsible  for  vertigo 
and  neuro  otologic  diseases. 
procT\m  AcadT3pbnranirot;~(niTcago,  lit., 
Oct  64.    Modern  vestibulometry.    Instruction 
course. 
Proc  Mid  Sec  Am  Laryng,  Rhinol  Otol  Soc  Ann 
Mtg,  Rochester,  Minn.,  Jan  64.   Classification 
of  pathologic  conditions  responsible  for  vertigo 
and  neuro-otologic  diseases. 
Proc  Chicago  Laryng  Otol  Soc,  Apr  64.   Advanced 
neuro-otology.    Instruction  course(continuous) . 
Proc  Chicago  Laryng  Otol  Soc,  Apr  64.   The 
effect  of  space  occupying  intracranial  lesions 
on  the  vestibulo-coular  reflex. 
Proc  PanAm  Assn  Otolaryng  9th  Congr,  Bogota, 
Colombia,  Feb  64.   Recent  advances  in  vesti- 
bular physiology. 
Proc  Conf  Res  Training  Otolaryng,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.,  Sep  64.   The  effect  of  stimulus  strength 
and  eye  position  on  the  parameters  of  nystagmus, 
irans  Am  Acad  uphthal  utolaryng,  i;hicago,  Uctl 
64.    An  analog  computer  model  of  the  vestibulq- 
ociilar  reflex. 
Rev  Otol  (Buenos  Aires),  Sep  65.    Un  nistagmografo  simpli- 
ficado. 
NB-01713  PET        TRENDELENBURG,  ULLRICH  G.,  Harvard  Med. 

Sch.,  Boston,  Mass.       Peripheral 
autonomic  nervous  system  pharmacology 


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Arch  Exp  Path  Pharm,  v. 241, p. 452,  61 

Brit  J  Pharmacol  18:600,  Jun  62.  Tyramine 
and  noradrenaline  stores. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  Vol.  133,  Jul  61. 

J  Pharmacol  138:296,  62  .    Effect  of  pretreat- 
ment  with  reserpine  and  reserpine  analogs  on 
the  response  of  isolated  guinea-pig  atria  to 
lyramine . 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  134:8,  Oct  61 .  Tyra- 
mine  and  noreoineohrine  stores. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  135:39,  Jan  62. 
Acetylcholine  and  nictitatina  membrane. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  138:170,  Nov  62. 
Classification  of  sympathomimetic  amines. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  138:181,  Nov  62. 
Super-  and  subsensitivity  to  sympathomimetic 
amines. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  133:296,  Dec  52.  . 
Tyramine  and  reseroine  analogs. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  139:312,  Mar  63.  Non- 
nicotinic  ganalion-stimulatina  aaents. 

Arch  Exp  Pharmak  246:8,  63.   Die  wirkuns 
sympathicominetischer  amine  auf  den  schritt- 
macher  des  isolierten  meerschweinchenvorhofs. 

Fed  Proc  22:214,  63  .   Action  of  muscarine 
and  muscarine-like  agents  on  the  superior 
cervical  ganglion  of  the  cat. 

J  Pharmacol  139:312,  63  .    The  pressor  re- 
sponse of  the  spinal  cat  to  different  groups  of 
ganglion-stimulating  agents. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  141,  (No  2):195,  Aug 
63.  Ganglionic  actions  of  muscarinic  sub- 
stances . 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  141,  (No  3):301,  Sep 
63  .    Modification  by  reserpine  of  the  response 
of  the  atrial  pacemaker  to  sympathomimetic 
amines. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  142,  (No  2):163,  Nov 
63.    Relaxation  of  the  nictitating  membrane  of 
the  spinal  cat  by  sympathomimetic  amines. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  142,  (No  3):335,  Dec 

63.  Time  course  of  changes  in  sensitivity 
after  denervation  of  the  nictitating  membrane 
of  the  soinal  cat. 

Naunyn  Schmiedeberg  Arch  Exp  Path  248:39, 

64.  Effect  of  infusions  of  sympathomimetic 
amines  on  the  response  of  spinal  cats  to  tyra- 
mine and  to  sympathetic  stimulation. 

Pharmacol  Rev  15:225,  63.    Supersensitivity 

and  subsensitivity  to  symoalhomimetic  amines. 
Pharmacologist  5:244,  63  .    Relaxation  of  the 
nictitating  membrane  of  the  spinal  cat  by 
sympathomimetic  amines. 
.  Arch  Exp  Path  Pharm  248:39,  64.   Effect  of  in- 
fusions of  sympathomimetic  amines  on  the  re- 
sponse of  spinal  cats  to  tyramine  and  to  sym- 
pathetic stimulation. 
Arch  Exp  Path  Pharm  248:498,  64.   Evidence 
for  different  sites  of  action  of  reserpine  and 
guanethidine. 
Fed  Proc  23:326,  64.   Antagonism  of  veratramine 
to  agents  which  increase  the  rate  of  isolated 
atria. 
J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  145,  (No  2):151,  Aug  64. 
The  norepinephrine  stores  of  isolated  atria  of 
guinea  pigs  pretreated  with  reserpine. 
J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  146:99,  64.   Studies  of 
veratrum  alkaloids.  XXXIX.  Interaction  of 
veratramine  and  accelerating  agents  on  the 
pacemaker  of  the  heart. 
J  Pharmacol  bxp  I  her  147,  (No" 3)  :330,  SS. 
Facilitation  ot  ganglionic  responses  after  a 
period  of  preganglionic  stimulation. 
Fed  Proc  24:515,  65.    Effect  of  pretreatment  with  oargyline 
(MO  911)  and  a-methyl  DOPA  on  the  rate-increasing  re- 
sponse of  isolated  guinea-pig  atria  to  tyramine  and  d- 
amohetamine. 
Fed  Proc  24:711,  65.   A  transient  spontaneous  contraction 
of  the  nictitating  membrane  of  the  unanesthetized  cat  after 
postganglionic  denervation. 
J  Pharmacol  148  J29,  65.    Supersensitivity  by  cocaine  to 

dextrorotatory  isomers  of  norepinephrine  and  epinephrine. 
Pharmacologist  7,  (No  2):185,  65.    Presence  of  tone  in  the 
nictitating  membrane  of  the  spinal  cat  after  chronic  dener- 
vation and  decentralization. 
MET        BINKLEY,  F.,  Emory  U.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Physiological  role  of  glutathione  and 
glutamine 
J  Biol  Chem  236:1075,  61. 
NEU         HAMBURGH,  MAX,  Sch.  Med.  Yeshiva  Univ., 
New  York,  N.Y.       Differentiation  of  the 
central  nervous  system 
Anat  Rec  144:219,  62.    Passage  of  thyroid 

hormone  across  the  placenta. 
Exp  Neurol  6:30,  62.    Anticonvulsive  effects 

of  2,4  dichloroacetic  acid. 
Exp  Neurol  6:245,  62.    Retrograde  effect  of 
audiogenic  seizure  upon  retention  of  a  learned 
response. 
Anat  Rec  150:147,  Oct  64.  Analysis  of  the  In- 
fluence of  thyroid  hormone  on  prenatal  and  post- 
natal maturation  of  the  rat. 


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Anat  Rec  150:163,  64.   The  influence  of  tempera- 
ture on  skeletal  maturation  of  hyuothyroid  rats. 
Life  Sci  3,  (No  12) ,  Dec  64.   Evidence  for  a 
,  direct  effect  of  thyroid  hormone  on  maturation 

of  nervous  tissue  grown  in  vitro. 
B-1717  Phys  Ch     Berry,  J. F.  ,  Sinai  Hosp.  ,  Baltimore,  Md. 

NB-01718  BS  HIRSH,  I.J. ,  Central  Inst.  Deaf,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Psvrlinlnav  nf  rnmmiiniraHnns  HisorHprs 
Exceptional  Child  27:276,  61. 
Am  J  Psychol  74:27,  61. 
NB-01721  SD  HURVICH,L.M.,  New  York  Univ.,  N.Y.C. 

Visual  processes— Adaptive  and  temporal 
orooerties 
NB-01722  CB  BOLDEN,  THEODORE  E.,  Col.  Med.  &  Dent., 

Seton  Hall  College,  Jersey  City,  N.J. 
The  effect  of  aqe  on  rat  exorbltal  glands 
J  Conn  Dent  Assn  36:19, Oct  62.    Ligation  atro- 
phy.   III.  Localization  of  alkaline  phosphatase 
in  the  submaxillary  gland  of  the  rat. 
J  Conn  Dent  Assn  38,  Apr  64.    The  effect  of  age 
on  the  exorbital  lacrimal  gland  of  the  rat.    III. 
Alkaline  phosphatase  activity. 
J  Periodont  34,  (No  3):281,  63.    Mast  cell  den- 
sity.   II.  Gingiva  in  periodontitis. 
Meharri  Dent  21:6,  63.    The  effect  of  age  on  the 
exorbital  lacrimal  gland  of  the  rat.    IV.  Mor- 
phological analysis. 
Meharri  Dent  21,  (No  2):37,  Jun  63.    The  effect 
of  age  on  the  exorbital  lacrimal  gland  of  the 
rat.    V.  Alkaline  phosphatase  activity. 
Quart  Nat  Dent  Assn  19:106,  Jul  61. 
Oral  Sure,  14:576,  May  61. 
Quart  NDA  20,  (No  2);41,  Jan  62.    The  effect  of 
age  on  the  exorbotal  lacrimal  gland  of  the  rat. 
II.  Quantitative  analysis. 
NB-01723  CB  CAMPBELL,  J.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  N.Y.  C. 

Regeneration  of  nervous  systems 
Acta  Med  Scand  170:775,  61.    Signs  of 
hypoxia  caused  by  hyperventilation  during 
hypothermia. 
Acta  Anat  47:144,  61.    Role  of  mesenchymal 
cells  in  regeneration  in  the  spinal  cord  of 
the  adult  cat. 
Exp  Neurol  4:531,  Dec  61.   Changes  of  root 

reflexes  during  deaeneration  and  regeneration. 
Exp  Neurol  5:218,  62.    Nerve  regeneration. 
J  Trauma  1:139,  61. 

Proc  4th  Int  Congr  Neuropath  453,  Sep  61. 
Regenerative  caoacitv  of  dorsal  root  ganglion. 
NB-01724  HED         DESMOND,  M.M.,  Col.  Med.,  Baylor  U.,  Houston 

The  neurologic  examination  of  the  young  in- 
fant 
NB-01725  NEU         RAYPORT,  MARK,  A.  Einstein  Col.  Med.,  Yeshiva 

Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Neurophysiological  corre- 
lates of  conscious  perception 
NB-01726  SD  DAVIS,  H.,  Central  Inst.  Deaf,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Biophysics  and  neuroohvsiologv  of  the  inner  ear 
Ann  Otol  70:556,  Jun  61.   Age,  noise  and 

hearing  loss. 
Ann  Otol  70:1024,  Dec  61.    Electrical 
nnlarizatinn  nf  the  seminirnuiar  canals  . 
Physiol  Rev  41:39,  Apr  61. 
IRE  Trans,  Vol.  EC-10,  61. 
NB-01730  PET        HOKIN,  LOWELL  E.,Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Wisconsin, 

Madison,  Wis.       Phospholipids  and 
sec.-etion  in  brain  and  glands 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  47:600,  61.    Hydrogen- 
ion  secretion  and  renewal  of  phosphate  in 
phosohatides  in  frog  gastric  mucosa  in  vitro. 
Fed  Proc  22:8,  Jan-Feb  63.    Phosphatidic  acid 

metabolism  and  active  transport  of  sodium. 
Nature  189:836,  61.    Diglyceride  kinase  and 
phosphatidic  acid  phosphatase  in  erythrocyte 
membrane. 
Am  J  Physiol  206,  (No  1):136,  Jan  64.    Ef- 
fects of  hormones  on  Na  and  H2O  transport  and 
on  phospholipid  metabolism  in  toad  bladder. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  67:470,  63.    Diglyceride 
kinase  and  other  pathways  for  phosphatidic  acid 
synthesis  in  the  erythrocyte  membrane. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  67:485,  63.    Phospha- 
tidic acid  phosphatase  in  the  erythrocyte  mem- 
brane. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  77:108,  63.    Studies  on 
a  Na*-)-  K+-dependent,  oubain-sensitive 
adenosine  triphosphatase  in  the  avian  salt  gland. 
JClin  Invest42,  (No  8):1232,  63.    Effects  of 
acetylcholine  on  the  incorporation  of  p32  into 
the  phospholipids  in  si  ices  of  skin  from  children 
with  and  without  cystic  fibrosis  of  the  pancreas. 
J  Neurochem  2:155,  64.    Stimulation  of  the 
metabolism  o(  phosphatidyl  inositol  and  phos- 
phatidic acid  in  brain  cytoplasmic  fractions  by 
low  concentrations  of  cholinergic  agents. 
Metabolism  and  Physiological  Significance  of 
Lipids,  John  Wiley  &  Sons,  New  York,  64. 
Interconversions  of  phosphatidyl  inositol  and 
phosphatidic  acid  in  the  response  to  acetyl- 
choline in  the  salt  gland. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  84:458,  64.    The  positional 
distribution  of  the  fatty  acids  in  phosphatidyl 
inositol. 


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Biochim  Biophys  Acta  84:550,  64.   The  chroma- 
tographic separation  of  polyphosophoinositides 
and  studies  on  their  turnover  in  various  tissues. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  84:563,  64.   The  incorpora- 
tion of  32p  from[Y-32pJ  adenosine  triphosphate 
into  polyphosphoinositides  and  phosphatidic  acid 
in  erythrocyte  membranes. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  90:176,  64.   Effect  of  pre- 
incubation of  erythrocyte  ghosts  on  ouabain- 
sensitive  and  ouabain-insensitive  adenosine 
triphosphatase. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  97:594,  65.    Effects  of 
adenosine  triphosphate,  potassium  and  strophan- 
thidin on  the  inhibition  of  a  ouabain-sensitive 
adenosine  triphosphatase  by  diisopropylfluoro- 
phosphate. 
J  Biol  Chem  239:2116,  64.    The  synthesis  of  phos- 
phatidic acid  and  protein-bound  phosphorylserine 
in  salt  gland  homogenates. 
J  Biol  Chem  239:2123,  64.    The  enzymatic  acyla- 

tion  of  lysophosphatidylinositol. 
J  Chromatogr  15:180,  64.   A  method  for  the  uni- 
dimensional  separation  of  phospholipids  by 
thin-layer  chromatography. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  52:454,  64.    Inhibition  by 
diisopropylfluorophosphate  of  a  kidney  transport 
adenosine  triphosphatase  by  phosphorylation  of 
a  serine  residue. 
Metabolism  and  Physiological  Significance  of 
Lipids.  John  Wiley  and  Sons,  London,  p.  423, 
65.    Interconversions  of  phosphatidylinositol 
and  phosphatidic  acid  involved  in  the  response 
to  acetylcholine  in  the  salt  gland. 
Sekretion  und  Exkretion,  Springer-Verlag,  p.  49, 
65.    Biochemical  aspects  of  excitation  of  protein 
secretion  in  pancreas. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  115:219,  66.    Effects  of  calcium 
omission  on  acetylcholine-stimulated  amylase  secretion 
and  phospholipid  synthesis  in  pigeon  pancreas  slices. 
J  Histochem  Cytochem  13:113,  65.  Changes  in  phospholipid 
metabolism  on  stimulation  of  protein  secretion  in  pancreas 
slices. 
J  Neurochem  13:179,  66.    Effects  of  acetylcholine  on  the 
incorporation  of  32 P  into  various  phospholipids  in  slices 
of  normal  and  denervated  superior  cervical  ganglia  of  the  cat. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  53:1369,  65.   Autoradiographic  localization 
of  the  acetylcholine-stimulated  synthesis  of  phosphatidy- 
linositol in  the  superior  cervical  ganglion. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  54:177,  65.    Evidence  that  a  phosphorylated 
intermediate  in  a  brain  transport  adenosine  triphosphatase 
is  an  acyl  phosphate. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  55:779,  66.   Alkylation  of  a  brain  trans- 
port adenosine  triphosphatase  at  the  cardiotonic  steroid 
site  by  strophanthidin-3-haloacetates. 
Sci  Am,  Oct  65.   The  chemistry  of  cell  membranes. 
PC  PORTER,  HUNTINGTON,  New  England  Cr.  Hosp., 

Boston,  Mass.       Study  of  copper  proteins 
in  normal  and  diseased  brain 
Anal  Biochem  4:81,  62.    Metal-free  tube  cap 
assemblies  for  the  Spinco  Model  L  prepara- 
tive ultracentrifuge. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  65:66,  62.    Neonatal 
hepatic  mitochondrocuprein.  I.  Isolation  of  a 
protein  fraction  containing  more  than  4% 
copper  from  mitochondria  of  immature  bovine     ^ 
liver. 
J  Neurochem,  v. 7, p. 20,  61 

Arch  Biochem  104,  (No  1):97,  Jan  64.    Neo- 
natal hepatic  mitochondrocuprein.  II.  Isolation 
of  the  copper-containing  subtraction  from  mito- 
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NB-0183? 


NB-01833 


NB-01838 


6-1839 
NB-01840 


NB-01847 


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Neural  mechanisms  and  therapy  of 

hyperkinetic  disorders  NB-01971 

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J  Cell  Biol  23:173,  64.   Helical  filaments  in 
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Arch  Ophthal  68:235,  62.    Use  of  5-iodo-2'- 
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Arch  Ophthal  69:257,  63.    Cornea  and  sclera. 

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Proc  Int  Congr  Techn  Blindness  2:301,  63. 
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Buffalo,  N.Y.       Factors  affecting  the 
neu.'ological  status  of  children 
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Study  of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid 
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Memphis,  Tenn.       Collaborative  studies  in 
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clinical  aspects  v/ith  recovery  of  virus  from  affected  infants. 
Lancet  1:723,  Apr  65.    Postmortem  isolation  of  rubella  virus 
from  three  children  with  rubella  syndrome  defects. 
NB-02408  NEU        PLUM,  PREFEN,  Rigshopitalet,  Borneafdeling, 

Copenhagen,  Denmark       Multidisciplinary 
investigations  on  cerebral  palsies 
Acta  Chir  Scand,  SuppI  283,303,  61.   Place  of 

orthooaedic  suroerv  in  cerebral  oalsv. 
Acta  Genet,  Basel  12:164,  62.    Mongoloid 
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Acta  Neurol  Scand  37:163,  61.   Comparative 

study  of  sixteen  cases  of  diffuse  sclerosis. 
Acta  Neurol  Scand  37:208,  61.    Hereditary 

oroaressive  cerebral  leucodvstroohv. 
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Acta  Paedlat  50:392,  61.   Advisability  of 
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Acta  Paediat  51:13,  62.    Head  circumferences 

in  premature  children. 
Acta  Paediat  Supp  127,  61.    Pneumoencephal- 
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Acta -Psychol  Neurol  36:336,  61.    Prognostic 
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Ullrich's  disease. 
Develop  Med  Child  Neurol  5:252,  Jun  63.   Course 
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of  spastic  paraplegia. 
Visual  Motor  Functioning  of  Cerebral  Palsied 
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Acta  Neurol  Scand  39,  (SuppI  4):188,  63. 
Neurooathological  findings  in  12  patients 
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Acta  Neurol  Scand  39:196,  63.    Con-elation 
between  the  clinical  effect  of  stereotactic 
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Acta  Paediat  52:171,  63  .    Development  of 

paraplegia  after  breech  presentation. 
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necrotizing  encephalopathy. 
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Mucopolysaccharidosis . 
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of  the  central  nervous  system  in  infants  and 
children  with  congenital  heart  disease. 
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and  adjustment  of  cerebral  palsied  children. 
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Study  of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid 
hemorrhage 
"WB^2410  VIS  MAUMENEE,  A.  E.,  Johns  Hopkins  U.,  Balti- 

more     Involvements  affecting  the  visual 
NB-02412  VIS         BECKER,  B.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington  Univ., 

St.  Louis,  Mo.       Collaborative  glaucoma 
study 
NB-02413  SSS  BOLDREY,  EDWIN  B.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

California,  San  Francisco,  Cal.       Study 
of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid  hemorrhage 
NB-02414  NEU         SANCHEZ,  L.P.,  U.  Puerto  Rico,  San  Juan 

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VIS         SHAFFER,  R.N.,  Univ.  California  Med.  Cr., 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Collaborative  glaucoma  detection  study  _         _ 
"NEU         RETTAN,  R.M.,  Indiana'U.  Med7Cr.,Tri?ianapolis 
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the  learning  of  a  complex  psychomotor  task. 
J  Geront  18:177,  63.    A  comparison  of  the 
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Percept  Motor  Skills  14:27,  62.   Concept 
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Social  and  Psychological  Aspects  of  Aging, 
Columbia  Univ  Press,  New  York,  p.  880,  62. 
The  comparative  psychological  significance  of_ 
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Am  J  Anat  110:187,  Mar  62.   VertiBraF 

basilar  arteries  in  doq.      _  

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embolism  in  the  doq. 
Neurology  12:140,  Feb  62.   Respiratory  and 

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VIS  MAUMENEE,  A.E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ, 

Baltimore,  Md.       Collaborative 
glaucoma  study  ' 

NEU        VAN  BOGAERT,  LUDO,  Wor.  Fed.  Neuro., 

Antwerp,  Belgium         International  neurological 

research  implementation 

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J  Clin  Endocr  24:528,  64.   Clinical,  morphologi-, 
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VIS "        ARMALY,  M.F.,  Sch.  Med.,  State  U.  Iowa, 
Iowa  City       Collaborative  glaucoma  study 
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Acta  Neuropath  lr343,  62.    Pathology  of 

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Growth  of  visna  virus  in  primary  tissue  cultures 
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J  Immun  90:185,  63.    Neutralization  of  visna 

virus  by  antisera  from  sheep. 
Virology  14:463,  61.    Electron  microscope 
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virus  in  monolayer  cultures  of  sheep  cells. 
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functional  test  correlation  in  EEC  rate 
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PhD  Thesis,  62.    A  preliminary  investigation  of 
some  brain-behavior  relations  in  children. 
Neuro        Eisenson,  J. ,  Queens  Col. ,  Flushing,  N.Y. 

VIS  HARGENS,  C.W.,  Frankfin  Fnst.,  Philaderphia 

Glaucoma  detection  method  suited  for 
mass  screening 
NEU       "THORNER;  M.W.,  ScTiTMea".",  U.  PennsylvanTa, 
Philadelphia       Blood  pressure  of  the  human 
brain 
WED        MINKOWSKI,  A.7C. Bernard  Assn. 7 Paris 

Enzymes  and  electrolytes  in  oxygen  affinity 
SSS  VAN  BOGAERT,  LUDO,  World  Federation 

Neurology,  Inst.  Bunge,  Antwerp,  Belgium 
Epidemiological  study  of  cerebrovascular 
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Lancet  p.  65,  Jan  64.    A  change  in  the  pattern 
of  cerebrovascular  disease. 
NEU        NASHOLD,  B.S.,  Jr.,  Duke  U.,  Durham,  N7C~^ 
Neuropharmacology  of  brain  tissue 
Extrapyram  Syst  Neuroleptics  285,  Nov  61. 

Central  action  of  neurohumors. 
Surg  Forum  11:379,  61. 
NEU        BRACKETT,  CHARLES  E.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Kansas 
Univ.,  Kansas  City,  Kans.       Anatomic  and 
radiographic  studies  in  stereotaxic  surgery 
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Nature  189:34,  61. 
Arch  Ophthal  65:260,  61. 
Science  142,  (No  35941:979,  Nov  63. 
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PMY       ANTHONY,  E.J.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington  U., 
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psychological,  psychiatric  study — Perinatal 
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J  Exp  Psychol  65,  (No  1):80,  63.    Stability 
and  adaptation  of  some  measures  of  electro- 
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Percept  Motor  Skills  18:313,  64.    Color  anJ 

form  in  children's  perceptual  behavior. 
Science  139,  (No  3556):766,  Feb  63.    Racial 
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Hosp.,  Chicago,  111.        Metabolism  of  brain 
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J  Chem  Educ  40:243,  May  63.   Demonstration  of 
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Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2341) :492,  64.   Lipid  solvent 

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Nature  201:709,  64.   Effect  of  ethanol  and  acetaTi 
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of  pure  tone  audiometry 
J  Auditory  Res  4:247,  61. 
J  Auditory  Res  2:56,  62.    Estimating  the  re- 
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Hosp.,  Boston,  Mass.       Ultrastructure  of  nerve 
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Proc  Int  Biophys  Congr,  Stockholm,  Jul-Aug  61. 
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Nature  196:380,  62.    Effect  of  triiodothyronine 

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NEU        ROSOMOPr,  HUBERT  L.,  Sch.  of  Med., 
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PET 


1706 


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Ohio       Programed  instruction — 
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PSychol  Rec  i3:i3j,  65,   "I  he  fpiation  between 
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The  physiological  regulation  of  cell 
met-bolism 
Fed  Proc  22  (No  2),  63,    Relationship  of  5- 
hydroxytryptamlne  to  ciliary  activity  in  the 
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the  mussel. 
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Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Application  of  com- 
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on  the  functions  of  the  central  nervous  system. 
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cortical evoked  response  to  clicks  during 
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Exp  Neurol  7,  (No  3):186,  Mar  63.    Applica- 
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between  two  physiological  records  . 
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Bronx,  N.Y.       The  use  of  sensory  information 
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in  using  the  evoked  potential  technioue  for  audiometry. 
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oeaboard  as  a  screening  test  for  brain  damage. 
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to  clicks  and  tones  of  varying  intensity  in  waking  adults. 
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auditory  feedback. 
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brain  damaged  and  deaf  infants. 
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Okla.City,  Okla.        Flic'<er-fusion  visual 
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brain-damaae  and  perceptual-motor  deficit. 
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Percept  Motor  Skills  19:217,  64.    Identification 
of  brain  damage  by  flicker  perimetry:  A  second 
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"  NB-02508  PET        ADLER,  TERRINE  K.,  Univ.  California,  Med. 

Cr.,San  Fra.ncisco,  Cal.       Biophysical 
properties  of  CNS  drug  metabolites 
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properties  of  mono-  and  polv-azaindoles. 
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after  codeine  administration  in  the  rat. 
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Biotransformation  of  codeine  and  actions  of 
biosvnthetic  codein  metabolites. 
J  Med  Chem  6:480,  63.    The  biological  and 

physical  properties  of  the  azaindoles. 
J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  140,  (No  2):155,  May 
63.    The  comparative  potencies  of  codeine 
and  its  demethylated  metabolites  after  intra- 
ventricular injection  in  the  mouse. 


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1707 


Fed  Proc  23:283,  64.   CNS  localization,  biologM 
cai  disposition,  and  analgetic  action  of  morphiije 
and  codeine  after  intraventricular  injection  in 
mice. 
J  Pfiarmacol  Exp  Ther  145,  (No  1):11,  Jul  64. 
The  importance  of  steric  configuration  in  cer- 
tain morphinemimetic  actions  of  synthetic 
analgetics. 
~NB-02515  CMS       GRANDON,  E.L.,  Col.  Med.,  State  Univ.  Iowa, 

Iowa  City,  Iowa        Cochlear  pathology  and 
clinicul  audiometry 
Arch  Otolaryng,  Dec  61.    Utility  neck  incision. 
Plast  Reconstr  Surg  30,  Jul  62.    Mandibular 
reconstruction  in  cases  of  partial  mandibul- 
ectomy  without  disarticulation. 
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New  Yorl<  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Metabolic 

and  ototoxic  chanqes  in  the  cochlea  _  NB-02538-  PHY 

Acta  Otolaryng  54,  Jun  62.    Streptomycin 

intoxication  In  vestibular  epithelia. 
J  Exp  Anal  Behav  6  (No  3),  Jul  63.   A  manipu- 
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Science  139  (No  3556):758,  Feb  63  .   SignaT 
detection  in  the  rat. 

Scientific  Exhibit,  8th  Int  Congr  Oto-Rhino-Laryngology,  

Tokyo,  65.    Biochemical  approach  to  the  cochlea.  NB-0Z539  VIS 

T1B-0S21  VIS  POTTS,  ALBERT  M.,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago, 

111.       Nutrition,  metabolism  of  eye 

avascular  structure  

Invest  Ophthal  1:163,  Apr  62.    Interrelation  '"RB^2540  PHY 

between  hydration  and  transparency. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:290,  Jun  62.   Retinotoxic 
and  choroidotoxic  substances. 
Am  J  Ophthal  61:1264,  66.   Rhegmatogenous  retinal  detachment? 

What  is  the  evidence? 
Invest  Ophthal  4:531,  65.   Methods  for  separation  of  proteins. 
NB-02522  VIS  POTTS,  ALBERT  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Chicago,  Chicago,  III.       Experimental 
and  clir.ical  study  of  electroretinography 
Invest  Ophthal  1:118,  Peb  62.   Repress'ion"or    " 

qlutaminase  1  in  rat  retina. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:290,  62.   Retinotoxic  and 

choroidotoxic  substances. 
Invest  Ophthal  2:252",  63.    Repression  of 
glutaminase  I  in  the  rat  retina  by  administration 
of  sodium-L-glutamate,  II. 
Biochem  Biophys  Res  Commun  23:240,  46.   Increase  in  sodium 
concentration  of  the  isolated  frog  retina  after  light  stimula- 
tion. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:303,  65.    Studfes  on  the  visual  evoked 
response.    1.  The  use  of  the  0.06  degree  red  target  for 
evaluation  of  foveal  function. 
Proc  Eng  Med  Biol  18th  Ann  Conf,  Philadelphia,  Nov  65. 

Mathematical  description  of  electroretinograms  obtained  NB-02542  VIS 

duriiui  anoxia. 
Biochemistry  of  the  Retina,  Academic  Press,  New  York,  65. 
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layers. 
NB-02523  PET        POTTS,  ALBERT  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  Chicago, 

Chicago,  HI.       Experimental  study  of  the 
toxic  amblyopias 
Invest  Ophthal  1:290,  62.   Retinotoxic  and 

choroidotoxic  substances. 

Invest  Ophtharr:lll,  Peb  62.    MetaSollsmof    ' 
retinal  pigment  cell  epithelium.    I.  In  vitro 
incorporation  of  P-3Z. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:118,  Feb  62.    Repression 

of  qlutaminase  1  in  the  rat  retina. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:522,  Aug  62.   Concentration 

of  phenothiazines  in  the  eve. 
Trans  Am  Ophthal  Soc  60:517,  62.    Uveal 

pigment  and  phenothiazine  compounds.  NB-02543  GEN 

BiocffemTcar  PTiairmacoloqv"rPeraamon"Press . 
8,61.    Mechanism  of  the  retinotoxic  action 
of  sodium  glutamate. 
Arch  Ophthal  72:359,  Sep  64.    Tracer  studies  ""  ■' 

on  a  transplantable  hamster  melanoma. 
Invest  Ophthal  3,  (No  4):399,  Aug  64.    Further 
studies  concerning  the  accumulation  of  poly- 
cyclic  compounds  on  uveal  melanin. 
Invest  Ophthal  3,  (No  45:405,  Aug  64.    The  re-" 
action  of  uveal  pigment  in  vitro  with  polycyclic 
compounds. 

NB-02530  VIS  BRECHER,  GERHARD  A.,  Emory  Univ.,  Atlanta,' 

Ga.       Normal  and  abnormal  corneo-retinal 
potential 
NB-02533  END         LePERE,  R.H.,  Southwest  Fdn.,  San  Antonio, 

Texas  Neuro- 

endocrine relations  of  the  primate  ovary 
NB-02534  PET        PFIFFNER,  JOSEPH  J.,  Sch.  Med.,  Wayne  State  ' 

Univ.,  Detroit,  Mich.       Substance  P— 
Isolation,  identification,  oharmacology 
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California,  Berkeley,  Cal.       Mapping  of 
_  cerebral  electrical  fields 

Excerpta  Med  38:74,  61.    Changes  in  cortical 

resonance  with  attention. 
Exp  Neurol  5:477,  62.    Linear  approximation 

of  prepyriform  evoked  potential  in  cats. 
Exp  Neurol  5:500,  62.    Phasic  and  long-term 
excitability  changes  in  prepyriform  cortex  of 
cats.  NB-(Kb45  Al 


Exp  Neurol  6:12,  62.    Changes  In  prepyriform 
evoked  potential  with  food  deprivation  and 
consumption. 

Exp  Neurol  6:70,  62.  Alterations  In  prepyri- 
form evoked  potential  in  relation  to  stimulus 
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J  Neurol  Neurosurg  Psychiat  26:333,  63. 
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II.   Histochemical  and  quantitative  studies. 
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ExciUbilitv  of  pyramidal  tract  cells 
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Studies  of  analgesic  and  sedative  drugs 
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Hew  York,  N.Y.        Nitrogen  compounds  and 
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Search  for  a  micorbial  analog  of  the  nervous  . 

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TIB=D2653  PET        SPIRTES,  M.  A.,  Hahnemann  Med.  C,  Phila.,  Pa 

Serotonin  release  by  clam  cardiac  nerve 
Biochem  Pharmacol  11:161,  62.    EHaciof 
phenothiazine  derivatives  on  the  hemolysis 
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Biochem  Bioohys  Res  Commun  4:71,  61. 
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NB-02655  PET        ROBERTS,  E.,  City  Hope  Med,  Cr.,  Duarte,  Cal. 

Psychopharmacology  of  nervous  regulation — 
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Ann  Rev  Biochem  32:513,  63  .    Neurochemistry. 
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MB-02733 


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NSS 


PHY        EDV,ARDS,  CH.*r;LES,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Minnesota,  Minne.ipolis,  Mini. 
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and  svnaptic  transmission. 
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J  Ncurophysio!  26:948,  63  .   The  effect  of 
changes  o-  the  ionic  en.'ironmciit  upon  an  iso- 
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The  e''ect  of  acetylcholine  on  neuromuscular 
transmiss'on  i.i  the  frog. 
Siochim  Bior.hys  Acta~83:213y  647  PotassTum 
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in  frcg  muscle. 
Fed  Prcc  24:649.  65.  An  ana'ysis  of  the  procaine 

endolat^  potential. 
J  Cen  Physiol  48:225,  '6C  Relation  between  mem- 
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Nature  201:932,' 64rDiffusloi!  delayTn  frog  skin 
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contractures  and  calcium  movements  in  froq  muscle. 
J  Gen  Physiol  49:309,  65.   Inteiaction  between  the  effects  of 

inside  and  outside  Na  apd  K  on  bullfroo  skin  potential. 
J  Gen  physirjl  43:841,  65.  The  time  course  of  the  loss  and 
recovery  of  contracture  ability  in  frog  striated  muscle  follow- 
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J  Gen  Physiol  48:975,  65.   Some  factors  affecting  the  time 
course  of  the  recover/  of  cent'acture  abiliiy  following  a 
potassium  contracture  in  frog  striated  muscle. 
J  Physiol  133:592,  66.  Analysis  of  sorfium  and  potassium 

conductances  in  the  orocaine  enaolate  potential. 
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of  frog  muscle. 
Physiolocist,  Vol  9,  66.   DMSO  cermealion  through  single 

and  mutti-lavered  mepibra.nes. 
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Drance,  S.f<1.,  Univ.  Saskatchewan,  Saskatchewan,  Canaife 
CMS         PTACEk,  P.H.,  Grad.  Med.  Sch.,  Western  Reserve 
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iatric Dcpulstions 
J  Soeffch  Hearing  Ois  28:171,  May  63.    Maxi- 
mum duration  cf  chonation. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Dis  28:267,  Aug  63.    Breathi- 
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chemistry of  brain  in  menial  disease 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  22:248,  62.    Respira- 
tory enzymatic  activity  and  distribution  in  the 
postmorteT  cen'j'al  nervous  system. 
Lab  Invest  11:1253,  62.    Morphology  and 

enzymatic  activity  of  rat  cerebral  capillaries. 
Cancer  36:781,  63.    Metastatic  ca.rcinoma  in 
the  central  nervous  system  and  dorsai  root  gan- 
glia. .A  prospective  autopsy  study. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  22:471,  63.  "RespTra- 
tory  enzyme  activity  of  htiman  gliomas.  A  slide; 
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Neurology  13:553,  63.    Cotton  fiber  embolTsm. 
A  frequent  complication  of  cerebral  angiography. 
J  Neurol  Neurcsur;  Psychiat  27J17,  64.   Central 
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S")  STRAATSVo^.B.R.,  U.  California,  Los  Angeles 

Tnrioqtaohv  ir  iniantile  olaucoma 
NEU        AHLCUiST,  R.P.,   Med.  Col.  Gecrsfa, 
AugiiSt.'i,  Ga.  Ventriculo-biliary 

shunts — Ol'Structive  hvdrocep'ialus 
Maumenee ,  A.E.    Johns  Hookins  Univ.  ,  Baltimore,  Md. 


MC 


NB-02735 
NB^2736 


B-2738 

e-2739 
NB-02741 


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NSS 


SMISSMAN,  EDWARD  E.,  Univ.  Kansas, 
Lawrence,  Kanr.       ChsTiistry  and 
biology  of  substituted  pvrones 
J  Org  Chem  29:3161,  M. 
WEIS2,  A.Z,    E.  Beranek  ;  Newman,  Cambridge 
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tioii 
MILLIKAN,  CM.,  Mayo  Association,  Rochester, 
iMinn.       Third  Princeton  Conference  on  Cerebral 
Vascuiar  Diseases 
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SD  Bishop,  H. P.,  Tufts  Univ. , 'MedforTl,  Mass. 

Path  Vogei,  r  .?. ,  Co.toII  Univ. ,  N.Y.C. 

CMS        DEATSCH,  WAYNE  W.,  Inst,  Medical  Sciences, 
San  Francisco,  Cal.       An  investigation 
of  .'u.icHonal  hearing  loss 
NSS  Bucy,  P. ,  Second  Intemat.  Cong.  Neuro.  Suro. ,  Durtiam, 

N.C. 


1714 


NB-02743 


NB-02745 


NB-02748 


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HM  LINDSLEY,  DOfMLD  B.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angelas,  Cal. 
Translatic.is  in  Russian  iieuro- 
Dhvsiology 
NEU        BUCY,  PAUL  C,  Chicago  Wesley  Mem.  HosD., 
Chicago,  III.       The  descending  cerebral 
motor  oafhv^ays 
Arch  Neurol  5:132,  .^ug  61.    Section  of  the 

cerebral  oeduiicit. 
Clin  Neurosurg  8:1,  62.   Human  neural  mech- 
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J  Neurosurg  21:358,  64.    Destruction  of  the  "pyramidal  tract" 

in  man. 
PATH      SULKiW,  NORMAN  M,,  Bowman  Gray  Sch.  Med., 
Winstop-Salem,  U.C.       Ultrastructure 
of  nerve  cells  in  experimental  aging 
Am  J  Anat  110:199,  Mar  62.    Compensatory 
renal  iiyperplasia  following  experimental 
surgical  deletions  of  the  kidney  complement. 
Exp  Cell  Res  22:108,  61.    Submicroscopic 
vesicular  component  of  subesophageal  body 
and  pericardial  cells  of  qrasshopoer. 
J  Cell  Biol  12:637,  62.   Fine  structures  of 
Pigment  inclusions  in  test  cells  of  the  ovary 
of  Stye  la, 
J  Morph  109:289,  61.   Cytological  studies  on 
subecophageal  body  cells  and  pericardial  cells 
in  embr,'os  of  orasshoooer. 
Lab  Invest  11:600,  Aus  62.   An  electron 

microscope  study  of  the  VValker  tumor. 
Proc  5th  Int  Cong  Electron  Microsr,  Academic 
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Publishing  Co,  Ltd,  London,  Ch  12,  62. 
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Anat  Rec  1^8:341,  64.    Electron  microscopic 
studies  of  nucleolar  phenomena  in  hepatic  and 
autonomic  ganglion  cells  of  the  rat  following 
administration  of  antidepressant  drugs. 
Proc  6th  Int  Congr  Geront  58,  63.    Electron 
microscopical  observations  on  "age"  nigments. 
SNIDER,  R.S.,  Sch.  Med.,  Northwestern  Univ., 
Chicago,  111.       Response  of  nervous  system  to 
ionizing  radiation 
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to'nv  oit  the  kanaaroo  rat 
MH  DiMascio,  A.,  Massachusetts  MH  Res.  Corp.,  Boston, 

Mass. 
VIS  JOHNSON,  Sister  M.B.,  St.  Joseph  C,  West 

Hartford,  Conn.       Carotenoids  of  starfish 
_    as  photosensitive  pigment? 
NSS  TJouin, :). A.,  Leonartf  Wood  Memorial,  N.Y.C. 

WHO  Tech  Rep  Ser,  p. 3,  61 
NSS  Gozzano,  M. ,  World  Fed.  Neuro. ,  Antwerp,  Belgium 

Med  Ch      Hite,  G.J.,  Howard  Univ.,  Washington,  D.C. 
BBC        CRAVEN,  BRYAN  M.,  Unfu.  Pittsburgh, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.       Structural  studies 
on  barbiturates 
Acta  Cryst  14:381,  61.   Structure  of  batbit- 

uric  acid  dihvdrate. 
Acta  Cryst  16:950,  63.    The  crystal  structure  of 

anhydrous  dilitunc  acid. 
Anal  Biochera  3:150,  62.    Preparation,  analy- 
sis and  x-ray  diffraction  identification  of  bar- 
biturate silver  salts. 
Acta  Cryst  16:20,  63.    The  crystal  structure 

of  cytosine  monohydrate. 
Acta  Cryst  16:166,  63.    The  crystal  structure 

of  anhydrous  barbituric  acid. 
Acta  Cryst  17:147,  64.    The  crystalstructure 

of  alloxan. 
Acta  Cryst  17:282,  64.    Tlie  crystal  structure 
_  of  ammonium  barbiturate. 
Acta  Cryst  17:407,T2r."Tlie  crystal  structure  o7 
perdeuterated  violuric  acid  monohydrate.   The 
x^ray  di/fraction  analysis. 
Acta  Cryst  17:415;  54.~The"cFysiaisTructure  of 
perdeuterated  violuric  acid  monohydrate.  The 
neutron  diffraction  analysis. 
Acta  Cryst  17:891,  64.   The  crystal  structure  of 
the  monoclinic  form  of  dilituric  acid  trihydrate. 
Acta  Cryst  19:717,  65.    The  crystal  structure  of  5,  5'- 

dihydroxybarbituric  acid  trihydrate. 
Acta  Cryst  19:726,  65.    The  crystal  structure  of  DL-allantoin. 
Acta  Cryst  19:1051,  65.   A  reinvestigation  of  the  crystal 

structure  of  dialuric  acid  monohydrate. 

NEU       TDefi?lVER,  W.,  Indiana  U.,  Sch.7SI?J7 Indianapolis 
Validation  study  of  the  nvramidal  syndrome 
Neurology  11:96,  61. 
NEU        ALPERS,  BERNARD  J.,  Jefferson  Med.  Col., 
Philadelphia,  Pa.       Compensatory  brain 
circulation  in  vascular  occlusion 
Arch  Neurol  8:644,  Jun  63.    Massive  cerebral 

hemorrhage. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn,  62.   Clinical  and  patho- 
logical correlation  of  massive  cerebral  hemor- 
rhage. 


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NB^2769 


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NB-02773 


8-2774 
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.':rch  Neurol  8:398,  Apr  63  .   Circle  of  Willis  in 

cerebral  vascular  disorders. 
Trans  Am  Neuroi  Assr,  64.   Int'acranlal  clrcufa- 
tion  it  csfotid  occlusion. 
'rJTN        EVERSON,  G.J.,  Col.  .Agr.,  U.  California,  Davis 
IriKortance  of  copper  in  embryonic  develop- 
ment 
PC  FUTTERMAN,  SIDNEY,  Mass.  Eye  and  Ear  fnTT, 

Boston.  Mass.       Retinal  Metabolism 
Fod  Proc  21:473,  62.    Vitamin  A  aldehyde 

oxidation  in  the  retina. 
J  Biol  Chem  236:1652,  61. 
J  Biol  Chem  237:677,  Mar  62.   Enzymatic 
oxidation  of  vitamin  A  aldehvde  to  vitamin  A 
acid. 
J  Biol  Chem  2.38:1145,  63.    Metabolism  of  the 
retina.  III.  The  role  of  reduced  triphosphopyri- 
dine  nucleotide  in  the  visual  cycle. 
Arch  Ophthal  70:531,  63.    Fluorescence  in  the 

tapetum  of  the  cat's  eye. 
Fed  Proc  23:527,  64.    Vitamin  A  esterification 

in  the  retina. 
J  Biol  Chem  239:81,  64.    Metabolism  of  the 
retina.  IV.  The  composition  oT  vitamin  A  ester 
synthesized  by  the  retina. 
Invest  Ophthal  3:44],  64.   The  fatty  acid  com- 
position of  human  retinsl  vitamin  A  ester  and 
lipids  of  huma:!  retinal  tissue. 
J  Biol  Chem  239:4073,  64.   Metabolism  of  retina. 
V.   The  role  of  microsomes  in  vitamin  A  esteri- 
fication in  the  visual  cycle. 
J  Biol  Chem  239:4077,  64.   The  composition  of 
liver  vitamin  A  ester  and  the  synthesis  of  vita- 
min A  ester  by  liver  mifrosomes. 
PHY       WALSH,  RAYMOND  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Colorado,  Denver,  Colo.       Action  of 
surface-active  agents  on  nerves 
Fed  Proc  21:314,  62.   Effect  of  surfactants  of 

contractilitv  of  frog  sartotius  muscles. 
Fed  Proc  20:346,  61.   Action  of  acetylcholine 

on  surfactant-Dretreated  nerves. 
Physiologist  4:132,  61.   Action  of  surfactants  on 
loss  ind  uptake  of  various  substances  bv  nerves 
Physiologist  4:132,  61.   Effect  of  surfactants 
upon  rubidium  effliDC  from  froa  sciatic  nerves. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  12:451,  63.    Conduction 
block  produced  by  acetylcholine  in  cetvltri- 
mcthylammonium-treated  frog  nerves. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  12:600,  63.    The  effect  of 
cetyltrimethylammonium  on  the  uptake  of  so- 
dium, sucrose,  and  albumin  by  frog  sciatic 
nerves. 
Am  J  Physiol  207:397,  64.  Effects  of  surfactants 

on  the  twitch  tension  of  frog  isaitcrius  muscle. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  13:801,  64.  Curare  protection 

against  succinylcholine  action  on  muscle. 
Pliysi^ogistr:27B76ff.^Tf\e  effect  of  changeTof 
the  ionic  environment  upon  the  rubidium  loss 
from  frog  sartorius  muscle. 
Proc  23fd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci  88,  65.   The  effect  of  changes 
of  the  hydrogen,  calcium  and  potassium  environment  upon  the 
rubidium  loss  from  frog  sartorius  muscles. 
PHY        RALPH,  C.L.,  U.  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Neuroendocrinoloqy  of  the  frog 
Gen  Comp  Endocr  2:347,  Aug  62.   Hypothala.Tius 
and  frog  melanonhores. 
PET  Gilger,  A. P.,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

CMS        MILOJEVIC,  BOSKO,  State  Univ.  Iowa,  Iowa 
City,  Iowa       Eighth  nerve  dysfunction  in 
neurological  disorders 
J  Geront  17:45",  J¥n~62.   Aging  and  sensory 

thresholds. 
J  !owa  Med  Soc  697,  Nov  61.   Role  and 
scope  of  neuro-otoloqv. 
J  Laryng  Otol,  v.55,p.T01,  201,  61 
Ann  Occup  Hygiene,  v. 3, p. 6,  61 

J  Speech  Hearing  Ois  27:301,  Nov  62.    The 

anatomical  locus  of  presbycusis. 
J  Auditory  Res  4:55,  64.    Use  of  the  Bekesy 

audiometer  technique  in  animal  research. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Dis  29,  (No  1):36,  Feb  64. 
A  report  on  the  use  of  the  Bekesy  audiometer 
in  the  performance  of  the  Stenger  test. 
'Anti  Otal  73,  (N6  4);9r9,  Dfet  64.   Cin:ti\  mm 
centers  of  the  laryngeal  muscles  in  the  cat  and 
dog. 
Ann  Otol  73,  (No  4):1012,  Dec  64.   Hearin,3 

levels  of  elderly  in  Jamaica.   A  pilot  survey. 
Electrosnceph  Clin  Neurophysio!  13:78,  65. 
Vertigo  and  the  electroencephalogram. 
Acta  QtoLaryng,  Vol  6,  66.   Simultaneous  stimulation  of  the 
otolith  organs  and  semicirular  canals. 
Acta  OtoLaryng,  Vol  61,  66.   Response  of  the  vocal  folds  to 
electrical  stimulation  of  the  inferior  frontal  cortex  of  the 
squirrel  monkey. 
Acta  OtoLaryng,  (Suppl)  213:55,  66.   Comparative  studies  in 

bone  conduction  in  cats,  dogs,  guinea  pigs,  and  rats. 
Proc  Sympos  Role  Vestib  Organs  Exploration  Space,  U.S. 
Naval  School  Auiation  Med,  Pensacola,  Fla,  Jan  65.   In- 
fluence of  the  otoliths  on  tlie  duration  of  post-caloric 
nystagmus. 
Proc  World  Congr  Otolaryng,  66.   Caloric  second.vy  phase 

nystagmui. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  88:291,  63.  Quantitative  study  of 
photophobia. 


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NB-02791 

NEU 

NB-02793 

NEU 

HB-02794 

PC 

NB-02795 

sss 

NB-02785  MET       SMITH,  MARION  E.,  Veterans  Admin.  Hosp., 

Palo  Alto,  Cal.       Biosynthesis  of  lipids 
in  cjtccrimental  demyelination 

J  Neurocheni  10:531,  63.    The  effect  of  fasting 
on  Moid  metabolism  of  the  central  nervous 
system  of  the  rat. 

J  Neurochem  11:29,  64.    Lipid  biosynthesis  in 
the  central  nervous  system  in  experimental 
allergic  encephalomyelitis. 

AM  NY  Aea-d-?ci  122:95,  Ma*'  65.  Lipid  biftSyn- 
thesis  in  llie  central  nervous  system  in  experi- 
mental allergic  encephalomyelitis. 

Pvat  6th  ini  Congf  Biochem,  New  Ysfk,  jul-Aug 

64.    Labile  and  stable  lipids  of  rat  brain  frac- 
tion. 

NB-02786  NEU        CORDEAU,  J.  PIERRE,  Univ.  Montreal, 

Montreal,  Quebec,  Canada  Electro- 

physiological study  of  extraovramidal  system 
Proc  Canad  Fed  Blol  Soc  5:41,  62.   Subcortical 
microelectrode  studies  in  monkeys  with  pos- 
tural tremor. 
Proc  Canad  Fed  Biol  Soc  5:43,  62.   Effects  of 
electrical  stimulation  of  basal  ganglia  in 

awake  monkeys. 

DeJONG,  R.N.,  U.  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor 
Further  tilt-table  studies  of  cerebro- 
vascular disease  ' 
NASHOLD,  BLAINE  S.,  Jr.,  Duke  Univ., 
Durham,  N.C.       Effects  of  extrapyramidal 
lesicns  on  cerebral  palsy 
SRIBNEY,  MICHAEL,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 
NewHaven,  Conn.       Chemistry  and  metabolism 
of  the  nervous  system 
LONG,  CHARLES,  Highland  View  Hosp.,  Cleveland, 
Ohio       Electromyographic  kinesiology  of  the 
hand 
Arch  Phys  Med  450,  Sep  62.   Electromyographic 
kinesiology  of  the  hand.    III.    Lumbricalls  and 
flexor  digitorum  profundus  to  the  long  finger. 
Clin  Pharmacol  Ther  5:^09,  64.    Objective  measure- 
ment of  muscle  tone  in  the  hand. 
J  Bone  Joint  Surg  8:1683,  64.    ElectromyographTg" 
kinesiology  of  the  hand:    Muscles  moving  the 
long  finger. 

RB-02796  PHY        HODES,  ROBERT,  Mount  Sinai  Hosp.,  N.Y.C. 

Studies  on  caudal  brainstem  synclironizing 
are-.c 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  14:220,  62. 
Electrocortical  synchronization  resulting  from 
reduced  proprioceptive  drive. 
Fed  Proc  20,  Mar  61.    ECS  in  cats  from  reduc- 
tion of  proprioceptive  drive  caused  by  muscle 
relaxant. 
Arch  Ital  Biol  102,  64.    Electrocortical  desyn- 
chronization  resulting  from  soinal  block:  Evi- 
dence for  synchronizing  influences  in  the  cervi- 
cal cord. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  15:651,  63. 
Electrocortical  synchronization  produced  by 
unilateral  intervention  at  the  cervical  cord  level. 
Exp  Neurol  9:36,  64.    Ocular  phenomena  in  the 

two  stages  of  sleep  in  the  cat. 
Fed  Proc  22:638,  63.    Production  of  sleep  by 

low-frequency  stimulation  in  chronic  cats. 
Fed  Proc  23:208,  64.    Lower  cortical  thresh- 
old in  rapid  eye  movement  periods  than  during 

_  sleep. 

NB-02797  PHY        MORGANE,  P.J.,  U.  Tennessee,  Memphi  s 

Neural      organization  of  the  hypothalamic 
satiety  area 
Science  133:887,  61. 
Anat  Rec  139:257,  61. 
Clin  Res  9:148,  61. 
NB-02798  PHY        SUGIOKA,  KENNETH,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  North 

Carolina,  Chapel  Hill,  N.C.       Effects 
of  ventilation  on  oxygen  and  carbon  dioxide 
tensions  of  brain 
Pediatrics  33,  (No  55:672,  May  64.    Relation- 
ships of  Po= ,  PcoB  ,  and  pH  to  onset  of  breath- 
ing of  the  term  lamb  as  studied  by  a  flow-through 

cuvette  electrode  assembly. 

NB-02799  RAD         BOGART,  R.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Oretate  Univ.,  Corval- 

lis       Late  radiation  damage  to  central  nerv- 
ous system 
NB-02800  PHY        GORDON,  MALCOLM  W.,  Inst.  Living,  Hartford, 

Conn.         Homeostatic  mechanisms  in  brain 
Biochem  Pharmacol  6:273,  61.    Influence  of 
epinephrine  and  norepinephrine  on  the  accumu- 
lation of  amphetamine-l-Cl4. 
J  Neurochem  9:161,  62.    Disposition  of  fl^Cf 

amohetamine  in  rat  brain. 
Recent  Advances  in  Rinlnaical  Psvchiatrv. 
Plenum  Press,  Ch  19:221,  63.    Transport  of 

a-aminoisobutvric  acid  between  blood  and  brain. 

NB-02801  VIS  JACOBSON,  J.H.,  N.Y.  Eye,  Ear  Infirmary,  N.Y.C. 

Clinical  electroretinoqraohy 
Acta  Ophthal  (Kbh)  40:313,  62.   Computer 

analysis  of  the  ERG. 
Arch  Ophthal  67:321,  Mar  62.    Hereditary 

choroidoretinal  degeneration. 
Arch  Ophthal  67:456,  Apr  62.    Unilateral 

retinitis  pigmentosa  sine  pigmento. 
Arch  Ophthal  67:791,  62.    Effects  of  optic 
nerve  section  on  the  ERG. 


NB-02803  CMS        ELLIOTT,  D.N.,  Col.  Liberal  Arts,  Wayne  State  U., 

Detroit,  Mich.       Effect  of  auditory 
fatigue  upon  discrimination 
J  Acoustical  Soc  Am  34:212  Feb  62.   Audi- 
tory fatigue  and  intensity  discrimination. 
Ann  Rev  Psychol  15:57,  64.   Review  of  auditory 

research. 
J  AcftUSt  sat  AW  36,  (Ntt  47:752,  Aft  (A.    EffMt 
of  monaural  fatigue  upon  pitch  matching  and  dis- 
crimination. 
J  Aeoust  SflfAm  36,  tNfl  6M195,  Jun  64.  EffMt 
of  repeated  exposure  to  high-intensity  sound. 
NB-02805  SD  NAUNTON,  R.F.,  U.  Chicago,  111. 

Auditory  training  and  subjective  hearing  aid 
efficacy 
NB-fl2e06  CMS        NAUf-^TON,  RALPH  P.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Chicago, 

Chicago,  III.       Objective  measurement  of 
midd'e  ear  function 
Arch  Otolaryng  77:376,  Apr  63.   The  stability 

of  the  occlusion  effect. 
Laryngoscope  74,  (No  1):55,  Jan  64.  Inter- 
aural  phase  and  intensity  relationships:   The 
Weber  Test. 
Laryngoscope  74,  (No  3):359,  Mar  64.  Ob- 
jective measurement  of  middle  ear  function: 

The  Eustachian  tube. 

J  Acoust  SoTAm  36,  (No  7):1392,  Jul  64. 
Lateral izing  effects  of  interaural  phase  dif- 
ferences. 
Acta  Otolaryng  60:223,  65.    Experimental  studies  on  sound 

transmission  in  the  human  ear,   VI. 
Arch  Otolaryng  82:603,  65.   Reconstruction  of  ossicular  cffaTn 
in  incus  defects. 
NB-02808  NBP        FRENCH,  JOHN  D.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Special  clinical  research  project- 
-Neuroohysiology 
Am  J  Psychiat  119:544,  62.    Motivation  and 

ability  to  move. 
Arch  Neurol  6:80,  62.    Surgical  treatment  of 

Parkinsonism. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  13:308,  61. 
Observations  on  recording  and  stimulation  of 
globus  pallidus  and  thalamus  in  man. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  15:146,  63. 
Use  of  depth  electrode  studies  as  an  aid  for 
surgical  selection  of  patients  with  bilateral 
temporal  foci. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurphysiol  15:287,  63. 
The  problem  of  periodicity  in  the  electro- 
encephalogram: Studies  in  the  cat. 
J  Neurosurg  18:258,  61.    Stereotaxic  instrument 
for  pallidothalamectomy  in  Parkinson's  disease 
J  Neurosurg  18:371,  61.    Surgical  aspects  in 

behavioral  neurophysiology. 
Neurology  12:754,  62.    Electrophysiologic  invest- 
igations in  Parkinson's  disease. 
Physiologist  5:118,  62.    Altered  electrical 
activity  of  human  hippocampus  and  amygdala 
induced  by  LSD-25. 
Progr  Neurobiol  5:258,  62.    Normal  and  ab- 
normal oscillatory  phenomena  in  the  electrical 
activity  of  the  brain. 
Science  139:1212,  63.    Plasma  corticos- 
teroids: Change  in  concentration  after  stimula- 
tion of  hippocampus  and  amygdala. 
Sci  Am  206:142,  62.    The  analysis  of  brain 

waves. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  86:135,  61.    Physiological 
and  anatomical  influences  on  dystonia. 

Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  87:248,  62.  Depth  elec- 
trode studies  of  thalamus  and  basal  ganglia  in 
movement  disorders  in  man. 

Information  Storage  and  Neural  (Control ,  C  C 
Thomas,  Springfield,  III,  p,  1,  63.    How  can 
models  from  information  theory  be  used  in 
neurophysiology? 

Symposium  on  Biotelemetrv,  Pergamon  Press, 
London,  p.  287,  62.    Potential  for  telemetry 
in  the  recording  of  brain  waves  from  animals 
and  men  exposed  to  the  stress  of  space  flight. 

Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  12:33,  64,    Evoked  responses 
recorded  from  the  depths  of  the  human  brain. 

Arch  Gen  Psychiat  9:89,  63,    Stress- 
responsive  indole  substance. 

Arch  Neurol  8:388,  63.  Depth  electrode  stud- 
ies of  thalamus  and  basal  ganglia. 

Arch  Neurol  8:621,  63.    Stereotactic  surgery 
in  Parkinson's  disease, 

J  Neurosurg  20:827,  63.    Clinical  applications 
of  studies  on  stereotactically  implanted  elec- 
trodes in  temporal-lobe  epilepsy. 

Life  Sci  9:697,  63.    Effect  of  alpha-methyl 
dopa  and  reserpine  in  Huntington's  chorea, 
Parkinson's  disease  and  other  movement 
disorders. 

Med  Clin  N  Am  p.  1591,  63.    Medical  and 
surgical  treatment  of  Parkinson's  disease, 
J  Neurosurg  23:38,  65.  Fluorescein  studies  of  cerebral  edema 
produced  by  the  cryogenic  probe. 


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JPediat  67:46,  65.  Observations  on  Huntington's  chorea  in 

ctiildhood. 
Proc  Int  Neurol  Congr  Vienna,  Sep  65.    Behavioral  studies  of 

patients  with  implanted  depth  electrodes. 
Recent  Advances  Biol  Psychiat  7,  64.   Actions  of  lysergic  acid 
diethylamide  on  averaged  human  cortical  evoked  responses  to 
light  flash. 
igB-02811  NEU         McADAMS,A.J.,  Children's  Hosp.,  Oakland,  Cal. 

Hemodynamic  factors  in  anoxic  brain  damage 
"  NB-02812  NEU        WADA,  JUHN  A.,  Univ.  British  Columbia, 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada       Chronic 
focal  epileptogenic  lesions  and  deep 
structures 
Arch  Neurol  9:69,  Jul  63.   Central  aromatic  amine 

levels  and  behavior. 

J  Neuropsychiat  4:251,  Apr  63.   Behavioral  and 
EEC  correlated  of  modified  levels  of  brain 
neurohumoral  agents. 

Science  134:1688,  Nov  61/  Epileptogenic 
cerebral  electrical  activity  and  serotonin 

levels. 

J  Neuropsychiat  4,  (No  6):413,  Jul-Aug  63. 
Reversal  by  atropine  of  5-hydroxytryptophan- 
induced  behavioral  changes  in  cats  and  monkeys. 
Recent  Advances  Biol  Psychiat  5:161,  63. 
Blocking  of  5-hydroxytryptoohan  induced  be- 
havioral and  electrographic  changes  by  atropine 
and  eserine. 
Epileptoloqy:  Clinical  and  Basic  Aspects,  Iqaliu 
Shoin  Ltd,  Tokyo,  Ch  14,  p.  426,  Jun64. 
Longitudinal  analysis  of  chronic  epileptoaenic 
brain  process. 
Epilepsia  5:321,  64.   Chronic  focal  cortical  epi- 
leptogenic lesion  and  behavior. 
"TiB-02813  CMS        IRWIN,  ORVIS  C,  Univ.  Wichita,  Wichita,  ' 

Kansas       A  longitudinal  study  of 
_  adolescent  voice  change 

Folia  Phoniatrica  14:23,  62.    Elevation  and 
tilting  of  vocal  folds  as  a  function  of  vocal 
_  pitch. 

J  Auditoiv  Res  1:294,  61.   Evaluation  of 

Reaer-Newbv  hearing  test. 
J  Kansas  Speech  Hearing  Assn  3:4,  62.    Re- 
lationships of  certain  auditory  and  reading 
abilities  of  adults. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Res  5,  62.    Vocal  fold  thick- 
ness and  fundamental  frequency  of  phonation. 
Speech  Monogr  29:53,  62.    Adolescent  voice 

change  in  Southern  Negro  males. 

B^J814  PhysCh    Koenig,  V.L. ,  Northwestern  Univ. ,  Chicago,  111. 

>    NB-02816-  PHY        LLOYD,  DAVID  P.C.,  Rockefeller  Inst., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Neuroglandular 
physiology 
Excerpta  Med  38:98,  61.   Afferent  channels 

for  sudomotor  reflexes. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Scl  47:351,  358,  61. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  48:814,  62.    The  classiH- 

cation  of  galvanic  skin  reflex  afferent  fibers. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  49:492,  63.    Evidences  of 
_  thermal  sweating  in  the  footpad  of  the  cat. 

Advances  in  Biology  of  Skin,  Pergamon  Press, 
New  York,  3,  62.    Secretion  and  reabsorption 
in  eccrine  sweat  glands. 
J  Physiol  169:116,  Sep  63.    Action  of  phen-  ' 
oxybenzamine  on  neural  and  humoral  activation 
of  sweat  glands. 
J  Physiol  175:74,  64.   Action  of  guanethidine  and  bretylium 

on  transmission  to  sweat  glands  in  the  cat. 
Studies  in  Physiology,  Springer  Verlag,  Berlin,  Heidelberg, 
New  York,  ^.Llb,  6S.   Cholinergy  and  adrenergy  in  the  neural 
control  of  sweat  glands. 
CMS         FORSTER,F.M.,Sch.  Med.  U.Wisconsin, 
Madison      Effect  of  aging  on  ability  to 
localize  sound  in  space 
SD  Nixon,  J.C,  Los  Angeles  Fdn.  Otology,  Los  Angeles,  Cal 

J  Acoust  Soc  Am  33:904,  Jul  61. 
SD  Stone ,  W.  ,  Mass.  Eye  &  Ear  Infirmary  ,  Boston 

VR  BERMKOPF,  HANS,  Hebrew  University-Hadassah 

Med.  Sch.,  Jerusalem,  Israel        Immunolog- 
ical studies  on  trachoma  virus 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  98:62,  62.    Correlation  be- 
tween morphological  and  biochemical  changes 
and  appearance  of  infectivity  in  FL  cell 
cultures  infected  with  trachoma  agent. 
Bull  Res  Counc  Israel  9E:73,  61. 
J  Immun  88:570,  62.    The  growth  cycle  of  a 

trachoma  agent  in  cell  culture. 
Nature  193:271,  62.    Biochemical  changes  In 

cell  cultures  infected  with  a  trachoma  agent. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  111:61,  62.    Suscep- 
tibility of  a  trachoma  agent  grown  in  FL  cell 
cultures  to  antibodies  and  a  sulfa  drug. 
Arch  Ophthal  71:693,  64.    Human  infection 
experiments  with  three  cell-cultured  trachoma 
agents. 
Bull  Res  Counc  Israel  ICE,  (No  3-4):160,  Apr 
63  .    Electron  microscope  observations  on  the 
growth  cycle  of  a  trachoma  agent  in  FL  cell 
cultures. 
NB-02827  END        FORTIER,  C,  U.  Laval,  Quebec,  Canada 

Neurohumoral  control  of  adreno- 
corticotroohic  activity 
Acta   Neuroveg  (Wein)  22:177,  61. 


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Ann  Rev  Physiol  24:223,  62.   Adenohypophy- 

sis  and  adrenal  cortex. 
Proc  5th  Ann  Meet  Canad  Fed  Biol  Soc  24,  62. 
Effect  of  age  on  concentration  of  nucleic  acids 
and  incorporation  of  Cl4-|eucine. 
Proc  5th  Ann  Meet  Canad  Fed  Biol  Soc  66,  62. 
Non-specificity  of  in  vitro  iodine  131-reiease 
method  for  plasma  thyrotropin  determination. 
Proc  Club  Rech  Clin  Quebec  20,  61.    Thyroid- 
ectomie  et  activite  hypophyso-surrenalienne 
chez  le  rat. 
Proc  Club  Rech  Clin  Quebec  p.  9,  62.    Thyroid- 

ectomie  et  reponse  corticoidoqenioue  a  I'ACTH. 
Proc  Int  Union  Physiol  Scl  2:465,  62.    Pituitary- 

thvroid -adrenocortical  relationships. 
Proc  Leiden  Physiol  Soc,  Jan  63.    Effects  of 
low  doses  of  triiodothyronine  on  TSH  levels  in 
pituitary  glands  and  plasma  of  thyroidecto- 
mized  rats. 
Rev  Canad  Biol  21:171,  62.    Thyroidectomie 

^ chirurqicale  chez  le  rat  adulte. 

NB-02831  EP  MILNER,  BRENDA,  Montreal  Neurological 

Inst.,  Montreal,  Canada        Learning  and 
perception  in  brain-damaged  man 
Arch  Neurol  8:264,  63.    Right  temporal-lobe 

damage. 
Canad  J  Psychol  15:166,  61.    Cerebral 

dominance  and  oerceotion  of  verbal  stimuli . 
Interhemispheric  Relations  and  Cerebral 
Dominance,  Johns  Hopkins  Press,  Baltimore, 
0.  177,  62.    Laterality  effects  in  audition. 
J  Comp  Physiol  Psychol  56:899,  63.    Speech 
lateralization  in  young  children  as  determined 
by  an  auditory  test. 
The  Frontal  Granular  Cortex  and  Behavior,  McGraw- 
Hill,  New  York,  p.  313,  64.    Some  effects 
of  frontal  lobectomy  in  man. 
Proc  Eastern  Psychol  Assn  Mtg,  Philadelphia, 
Pa,  Apr  64.    Effects  of  temporal-lobe  lesions 
on  recognition  of  dichotically-presented 

^ melodies. 

NB-02834  NEU        ERVIN,  F.R.,  Mass.  Gen.  Hosp.,  Boston 

Evoked  potentials  and  behavioral  change  in  the 
human 
Trans  6th  Res  Conf  Coop  Chemother  6:90,  61. 
Electrophysiologic  observations  in  man  after 
stereotactic  surgery. 
NB-02836  NTN        HILL,  ROBERT  M.,  Mercy  Inst.  Biomed.  Res., 

Denver,  Colo.       Manganese,  thiamine  and 
myelination 
Clin  Chem  7:571,  61.    Ultramicro  determina- 
tion of  manganese. 
NB-02838-  CMS        HAYDEN,  ROYAL  C,  Jr.,  Henry  Ford  Hosp., 

Detroit,  Mich.       Human  temporal  bone 
pathology 
Arch  Otolaryng  72:192,  Mar  62.    Pathologic 

changes  in  human  ear  after  kanamvcin. 
Laryngoscope  72:1,  Jan  62.   Otosclerosis— A 

human  temooral  bone  report. 
Arch  Otolaryng  79:437,  May  64.    Stapedectomy: 
Post  mortem  studies. 
VOGEL,  F.S.,  Duke  U.,  Durham,  N.C. 
Effects  of  hypothermia  on  the  central  nervous 
system 
FOLCH-Pl,  JORDI,  McLean  Hosp.,  Belmont, 
Mass.  Biochemistry  of  the  mucolipids 

of  the  nervous  system 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  70:107,  63.    Direct 
conversion  of  sulfatides  into  cerebrosides. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  70:218,  63.    Structure 

of  sulfatides. 
Anal  Chem  36:397,  Feb  64.    Spectrophotomet- 
ric  micro  and  submicro  determination  of  sulfur 
in  organic  substances  with  barium  chloranilate. 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2),  64.    Composition  and 

structure  of  sulfatides. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  ^:218,  65.   Structural 
studies  on  sulfatides  in  metachromatic  leuko- 
dystrophy. 
Fed  Proc  24:361,^57  ComposUronanfsTrijdure' 
of  brain  and  kidney  sulfatides  in  metachromatic 
leukodystrophy. 
1IB-02841  PHY        HUBBS,  CARL  L.,  Univ.  California,  San  Diago, 

LaJolla.Cal.       Physiology  of  the  eve 
Crustaceana  6,  (No  1):69,  63.  The  structure  of 

the  eye  of  a  galatheid  crustacean.        _ 
J  Marine  Biol  Assn  43,  (No  3);683,  63.~Some 
aspects  of  vision  in  the  lobster,  Homarus  vul- 
garis, in  relation  to  the  structure  of  its  eye. 
Oceanogr  Marine  Biol  2:341,  64.   Planktonic 

bioluminescence. 
Proc  16th  Int  Congr  Tool  106,  63.  Observations 
on  the  histology  of  the  eyes  of  euphausiid 
crustaceans. 
Proc  16th  Int  Congr  Zool  p.  292,  63.   An  inshore 

sonic-scattering  layer. 
Progr  Photobiori237"CNo4):189,  61.   Photore- 
ception  of  a  planktonic  crustacean  in  relation 
to  light  penetration  in  the  sea. 
NB-02842  PHY        JACOBSON,  J.H.,  II,  U.  Vermont,  Burlington 

Correction  of  hypercapnic  intracranial 
hypertension 
Anesthesiology  22:134,  61. 


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IiB-02845  PET        LOWE,  H.J.,  Htaltli  Rerearcli,  Inc.,  Buffalo,  N.Y. 

Pliysiologicdl  rnandgcment  of  ventilation 
ri'/rint!  ancsthesi? 

AncsthAnalg  41:742,  Nov-Dec  62,   Vaporizer 
performaxce — Closed  circuit  fluothanc  anes- 
thesia. 

Anesthasiolos:^  23:291,  iVlay-Jur.  62.   Compar  • 
isons  of  the  concentration  of  halothane  in 
closed  3nd  semi-closed  circuits  during  con- 

Anesthoslolojy  23:291,  May-Jun  62.    Com- 
parison of  ouncentiation  of  nalcthane. 
milled  ventilation. 

Facts  Methods  3:3,  62.  Dccermination  of  blood 
anesthetic  cor.centr^Jcns. 

J  /i.pn!  Physiol  16:919,  Sep  61.   Electrometric 
detemilnation  of  C02  tensions. 
iB-2847  SD  Hanna ,  C .,  Univ.  Vemont,  Burlington ,  Vt. 

\    NB-02848  CMS        SCHARLOCX,  O.P.,  Ra.rsvelt  Univ.,  Chicago, 

III        Effects  of  early  and  late  brain 
lesions  on  audition  in  the  cat 
N8-fl2853  NEU        ANGEVINE,  JAY  B,,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Harvard 

Univ.,  Boston,  Mass.       Histogenesis  of 
mammalian  cerebral  cortex 

Anat  Rec  ■',42:210,  62.   Autoradiographic 
study  of  histoqenesis  in  cerebral  cortcr. 

Anat  Rec  142:326,  62.   Autoradiographic 
analysis  of  time  of  origin  of  nuclear  versus 

cortical  components  of  -nouse  telencephalon. 

Nature  192:766,  Nov  61.  Autoradloyraphic 
studv  of  cell  migration. 

Anat  Rec  148:255,  (A.  Autoradlogrsphic  study 
of  histogenesis  In  the  area  dentata  of  the  cere- 
bral cortex  In  ths  mouse. 
Anat  Rec  151:456,  65.  Autoradiographic  study  of  histogenesis 
in  the  ate?  pyrifc-rmis  and  claustrum  in  the  mouse. 
NB-02854  CB  HILURP,  Nll.::,-AKE,  Univ.  Lund,  Lund, 

Sweden       Mechanisms  of  storage  and 
reieas.2  of  catecholamines 

Acta  Physiol  Scant!  52:44,  49,  61. 

Med  Exp  4: 123,  61. 

Acta  Physio!  Scan-'  52:44,  61.   Effect  of 
teses-plne  on  storage  of  new-formed  catechol- 
amines ii)  the  adrenal  medulla. 

Acta  Physio!  Scand  52:49,  61.  Phenylala- 
nine and  Ivi'osine  in  tho  adrenal  medulla. 

Acta  Physic!  Soand  52:167,  63..  Uptake  of 
dcoar^ine  h^'  storaae  aranules. 

Acta  Physio!  Scand  55r>S,  62.   f^oiination  o7 
ohsnoilc  acids  in  braiii. 

Acta  Physiol  Scand  54:385,  62.   Histochemi- 
cal  localization  3t  the  cellular  level  of  hypo- 
thalamic noradrenaline. 

Acta  Physiol  Scand  56  (SuppI  196)  ,62.  Cellular 
locaHzaiion  of  b'ain  monoamines. 

Acta  Physiol  Scajid  56,  62.  Observation  on  the 
possibilities  of  the  cellular  localization  of  mo- 
noamines by  a  fluorescence  method. 

Acta  Physiol  Scand  5P:99,  63.   Evidence  of 
adrenergic  neurons  with  synaptic  terminals  in 
the  retina  of  raU  demonstrated  with  fluores- 
cence and  electron  microscopy. 

Acta  Physiol  Scand  5S:383,  63.  Cellular  locali- 
zation of  monoamines  in  the  median  eminence 
and  im'undiiiular  stem  of  some  mammals. 

Acta  Physiol  icand  59,  63.   Analysis  of  the  " 
Mg"t''"-ATP  dependent  storage  mechanism  in  the 
amine  granules  of  the  adrenal  medulla. 

J  Histochem  Cytochem  10:348,  May  62". 
C  Fiuorescencs  of  catechol  amines  condensed 

with  fonriaidehyde. 

Experientia  19:139,  63.  Evidence  for  the  pres- 
ence of  biogenic  amines  in  pancreatic  islets. 

KungI  Fysioar  Sallsic  Lund  Forlandl  32:8,  62. 
Monoamines  in  molluscan  neurons. 

KungI  Fysiogr  Sallsk  Lund  Forhandi  33:2,  63. 
Cellular  localization  of  5-HT  in  the  rat  pineal 
gland. 

flfled  Exp  4:123,  61,   New  histochemical 
method  for  visuaitzation  of  tissue  catechol 
amines. 

Med  Eyp  5:122,  61.  Uptake  of  phenyl  and" 
indole  alkvl?..Tiines. 

Med  Exp  5:429,  61.    Fluorescence  method  for 
histo<  liemical  demonstration  of  noradrenalin 
in  the  adrenal  medulla.  

Med  Ei-p  6:47,  62.   Storage  mechanism  in 
amine  granules  of  the  adrenal  rriedulla. 

Med  Exp  6:165,  62.    New  evidence  for  the 
localization  of  noradrenalin  in  the  adrenergic 
nenfe  terminals. 

Proc  3rd  Scand  Conf  Cell  Res,  62.  Histocbemi- 
cal  localization  of  monoamines  in  tissues. 

Proc  >c'  Scand  Conf  Cell  Res,  62.   Kistochemi- 
cal  localization  at  the  cellular  level  of  cate- 
choianiines  in  the  brain. 

Proc  Scand  Pharmacol  Mtg,  62.    Sensitive 
fluorescence  methods  for  histochemical  demon- 
stration of  catecholamines  at  cellular  level. 

Quart  J  £sp  Physiol  48:253,  63  The  Ijcall- 
zation  of  adrenaline  in  adrenergic  nerves  in 
the  frog. 

Acta  Oe.-matovener  (Stockholm)  43:480,  63. 
Catechol  amines  of  skin  treated  with  organic 
solvents  and  ultravijiei  light. 


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Acta  Endocr  ';5:i33,  64.    A  fluorescent  reac- 
tion for  monoamines  in  the  insulin  producing 
cells  o!  the  guineE-BiQ. 

Acta  Physiol  Scand  59:184,  63.    Chemical 
!:nd  histochemical  evaluation  of  the  distribution 
Or  catechola:nincs  in  the  rabbit  and  guinea  ::ig 
hearts. 

Acta  Physiol  Scand  59-295,  63.    Evidence  of 
doparnine-containing  neurons  in  the  retina  of 
rabbits. 

Acta  Physiol  Scaiid  60:112,  64.    Cellular 
localization  of  monoantines  in  the  soin^il  cord. 

Fxoericntia  19:580,  63.    Monoa.mines  in 
sympathetic  ganglia  studied  with  fluorescence 
microscopy. 

Int  J  Neuropharmacol  2:279,  64.    Evidence  for 
adrenergic  nerye  terminals  and  synapses  in 
sympathetic  ganglia. 

J  Histochem  Cy.ocht-m  12,  (No  1):4«,  Jan  64. 
Histochemical  derccnitratlon  of  catecholamines 
In  frcsr.  frozen  sections. 

I  if»  Sci  (No  9):659,  63.    Cellular  localization 
of  monoamines  in  syr.pathetic  ganglia  of  the 
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Qua.t  J  Exp  ?hyslol  44:253,  63.  The  locall- 
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Cua.-t  J  MicrSci  l(M:33l,  63.  An  adrenergic 
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Z  Zeliforsch  61:710,  64.    Cellular  localization 
of  monoamines  in  'iie  median  eminence  a/)d  the 
infi'ndibjiar  stem  of  some  mammals. 

AiU  r'SarifiaccI  iO-.'iu ,63.    I  h*  dirc«  deinon- 
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Acta  Pharmaco!  21:51,  64.  Dopamine  and  mast 
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/rSaTSyTlol  Sdar^I  60:293,  64.   A  method  for  thq 
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Acta  fnysioi  bcand  6x:izi,  M.   Histocncmicai 
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SKd  Phy5ior3C3rirSr203,  64.  The  diStfibution 
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Atta  f  hysiul  beano  bl:bUS,  M.   Adrenergic 
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Sesa  Phy%M  Startd  62,  (SUpiil  232) ,  64. 
Evidence  for  the  existence  of  monoamine-con- 
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Biochtm  Pharmacol  13:£41,  b4.   Uptakt  and  it- 
cumulation  of  catecholamines  in  peripheral 
adrenergic  neurons  of  reserpinized  animals, 
studied  with  a  histochemical  method. 

£x perlentia  20:80,  64.   Mast  cells  and  monoam i nes". 

txperientia  ^0:398,  w.   Localization  of  mono- 
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H6lv  Chim  Atta  46,  (Nr)"2ST):2425,  63.   FluoreS-" 
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ch'jng  von  monoaminen     I.   Identifizierung  der 
rluoreszierendc.i  produktc  aus  modeliversucnen 
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maldchyd. 

H^lv  Chim  .A«a  47,  (No  100):911,  64.  FIUof«- 
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fluoreszierenden  produkts  aus  oopamin  und  for- 
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irtt  J  N6UrBphat^aCol  5:379,  64.   Mttntfiit 
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Dfe  Sci  3:623,  o4.  Demonstration" and  mapping 
out  of  nigro-neostriaal  dopamine  neurons. 

Lifi  Sei  3:703,  f4.  ifessKpiiM  am)  cacslhr 

blocking  of  the  uptake  and  slr^oge  mechanisms 
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Natiit-«  202,  (No  493Sr:913,  May  64.   Adffnergii 
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Z  2:elIforSch  62:Sti2,  64.  A  methoo'  for  the  dem- 
cnstration  of  ad-energic  nerve  fibies  in  periph- 
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Z  ZellforSih  63:701,  64.  ObServeTTonJ  oH  the 
cellulsr  localization  of  dopamine  in  the  caudate 
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TOUf^TELLOTTE,  WALLACE  W.,  Sch.  Med., 
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A  studv  of  gamma  globulin  in 
multiok  sclerosis 
Z  ImitiUn  Allerglefbtseh  126,  (N6  1-3)  :8S,  AU9 
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Exp  Eye  Res  1:276,  62.    Chromatography  of 

soli.'ble  proieins  on  DEA£-ce'lulose. 
Fed  Proc  21:2,  62.   Purification  of  antibody 
bv  DEAE-cellulose  chromatooraohv . 


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Anal  Biochem  9:4*3,  64.    The  use  of  polyethylerie 
giycol  In  the  concentration  of  protein  solutions'. 
Exp  Eye  Res  4:237,  65.  Cytolcgical  and  biochemical  studies 

on  the  developing  chicljen  vitreous. 
Invest  Opiithal  2:289,  63.   Soluble  proteins  of  the  vitreous  body: 

Isolation  of  vitreciiiS  specific  proteins. 
Invest  Ophtha!  4:944,  65.    Separation  of  lens  woteins  on 

oolyacrylamide  gelt-. 
Invest  Ophtha!  4:945,  65.  immunoelecti-opharesis:   Sensitivity 

and  limitations. 
Proc  Ocular  Microbiol  Immun  Group  Mtg,  New  Orleans,  La, 

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NEU        BOCCABEUA,  AI-JTHOhlVV^Scli.  Med.,  Sent., 
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trophy. 
Endocrinology  72:787,  63.    Reinitiation  and 
restoration  of  spermatogenesis  'with  testoster- 
one propionate  and  other  hormones  after  a  long- 
tem  nost-hyoophysecto;ny  regression  period. 
Fed  Proc  22:570,  63.   Hormonal  restoration  of 
the  male  reproductive  system  in  long-term 
hyoophysectomized  rats. 
Anat  Rec  145:310,  63.  Hlstopathologfc  cfianges"" 
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Anat  Rec  1'3S:361,  64.    The  influence  in  vitro: 
of  autonomic  drugs  on  intestinal  segments  of 
mice  with  hereditary  muscular  dystrophy. 
Endocrinology  72r?3T,~63.'RelnrfTitlon'ana"     ' 
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Proc  Soc  ExDB!orM«dll6:^46,  64.nn"vTtro 
response  of  intestinal  segments  of  mice  with 
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ProC  SoC  E>;p  Bioi  Med  117;800,  64r~rfmugncr  ' 
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Anat  Rec  154:309,  66.  Attempts  to  reverse  with  sex  steroids 
the  reproductii/e  organ  abnormalities  of  mice  with  hereditary 
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SSS       TROirrWAN,  RICHAS^D  C,  Downstate  Med.  Cr.,     " 
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use  ot  acrylics  in  eyes 
Arch  Ophthal  68:861,  Dec  62.  Correction  of 

unilateral  .aphakia. 
Am  J  Ophthal  58:1,  Jul  64.  A  weightless 
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Trans  Am  Ophthal  Soc  63:335,  65.  The  operating  microscope 

in  oohthaimic  suroerv. 
Symposium  on  Cataracts,  C.V   Moshy  Co,  St.  Louis,  Mo, 

0.  iis,  6b.  man  maanification  in  surgery  of  cataracts. 
Symposium  on  Cataracts,  C.V.  Mosby  Co,  St.  Louis,  Mo, 

D.  <:bi.65.   IWanaaement  of  the  aphakic  oatient. 
VIS         WALSH,  FRANK  8.,  Sen.  Med.,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.       Neuro- 
pathoiogy  and  clinical  ophthal mological 
diag.-osis 
Arcli  Ophthal  65:174,  Feb  61.    Papilledema 

with  hanartoma  of  hypothalamus. 
Arch  Ophthal  67:35,  Jan  62.    Involuntary  eye 
movements  In  a  patient  with  myasthenia  and 
hyperthyroidism. 
Arch  Ophthal  69:165,  Feb  63.    Blindness  in  an 

institution  for  the  fpeblaminded. 
J  Neurosurg  19:51,  62.    Ocular  complications 

after  neurosutaerv . 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otoiaryng  885,  Nov- 

Dec61.    Pulsalino  enophthalmos. 
Arch  Ophthal  71:15,  Jan  64.    Visual  field  de- 
fects due  to  aneurysms  at  the  circle  of  Willis. 
Arch  Ophthal  73331,  65.   Unilateral  intracranial  optic 

nerve  involvement. 
Arch  Ophthal  74:628,  65.   Oral  contraceptives  and  neuro- 

ophthalmological  interest. 
Proc  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otol,  p.  677,  Jul-Aug  64.   Vascular 

comoressions  involving  intracranial  visual  pathways. 
Trans  Ophthal  Soc  Australia  23:13,  63.    Bilateral  blindness 

of  sudden  onset. 
VIS  ALLEN,  RAYMOND  A.,  Sch.  Hfled.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       The 
eye—Growth,  aging—Changes  in  systemic  , 

disease _  _  "         

Arch  0phthar65:73,  May  61.   Oc^ar  frndings 
in  heteditarv  ochronosis. 

jftrch  Ophthal  65:657,  May  6i.  

Arch  Ophthal  66:502,  Sep  61.  "Cysts  of  the 

posterior  ciliary  bodv^(oaj;s  plana). 

Arch  Ophthal  65:490,  Oct  SI.   Ocular  invoTve- 

ment  in  leukemia  and  allied  disorders. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otoiaryng  600,  Sep-Oct 

62.    Lattice  deaenerat'on  of  the  retina.^ 

Trans  Pacific  Coast  Oto-Ophtld  Soc'151,Ti. 
Svmooslum  on  leukemia  and  allied  disorders. 


NB-02871 
NB-02873 


Am  J  Ophthal  56,  (Mo  2):208,  Aug  63 .   MeUs- 

tasis  of  a  hepatoma  to  the  choroid . 
Calif  Med  100;.3S8.  64.    Malignant  tumors 

of  the  eye. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otoiaryng  1:320,  May- 
Jun  63.    Experi.mental  sti:die5  employing  ad- 
hesive compounds  in  op.hthclmic  surgery. 
Arci!  Ophthal  73:169,  65.   Faving-stone  degener- 
ation of  the  retina. 
Trans  Sni'Acaa  Opthal  Otoiaryng" E3:789,""64. 
Muscular  lesior.s:  Clinicopathologic  study  of 
four  inicr3stinc!  cases. 
Arch  Ophthal  74:319,  65.  Astrocytoma  of  ortic  nerve  head. 
Arch  Ophthal  V4:349,  65.  Arachnoidal  cs-oliferation  of  optic 
nerve  simulating  extension  of  intracranial  glioma:  A  case 
report. 
Arch  Ophthal  74:532,  65.   Benign  mclanpmas  (Nevi)  of  tiie 

choroid  and  ciliary  body. 
Proc  Assn  Res  Ophthal  West  Sec  Mtg,  Sep  64.   Photo- 
coagulation of  ciioroidai  melanoma:   Early  and  late  histo- 
pathologic consequences. 
Trans  Pacific  Coast  Otoophthal  Soc  46:211,  65.  prophylaxis 

of  retinal  detachment. 
Trans  Pacific  Coast  Otoophthal  Soc  Mtg,  Colorado  Springs, 

May  66.    Central  serous  retinopathy. 
Retinal  Diseases,  Symposium  on  Oifferential  Diagnositic 


problems  ot  Hostereor  uvei 

prn9- 


.^__^_ 7  Lea  «  i-eoiger,  Hmiaoelphia, 

BO.   uross  lesions  o;  the  fundus. 


Retinal  Diseases  Symposium  on  Differential  Diagnostic  Prob- 


lems  I 
TPT 


■•  ot  Kosterioi  "uveitis,  Lea  a  t-epiger,  Ptiiladelphia,  p. 

66.   Hathoiogy  ol  lattice  degeneration. 
Retinal  Diseases  Syii^posium  on  Differential  Diagnostic  Prob- 
i  ot  Posterior  uveitis,  Lea^  hepiger,  Hniladelpni5,  p. 
.  66.   h'athoiogy  ot  coublesfone  degeneration  of  the  retina. 
1  Diseases  Symposium  on  Differential  Diagnostic  Prob- 
"ot  HosteriorTTjeTiis,  Lea  &  hepiger,  Philadelphia,  p. 

6b.   f'atnoiogy  or  central  serous  retiODoathy. 

Diseases  Symposium  on  Differential  Diagnostic  Prob- 


lems  I 

Retinal 

lems 

■jirr 

Retinal 


lems  ot  Posterior  Uveitis,  Lea  H  l-ebiger,  Philadelphia,  o. 
j/o,  00.    Lympnoma  ot  tne  choroid. 
PET        DiSTEFANO,  V.,  U.  Rochester,  N.Y". 

The  hypothalamic  effects  of  epinephrine  in 
cats 
VIS         WOLTER,  J.  REIMER,  Univ.  Michigan,  Med.  Cr., 
Ann  Arbor,  ii;1lch.       Neuropathology  of  the 
human  eye 
Am  J  Ophthal  51:71,  61. 
Klin  Mbl  Augenheilk  138:83,  61. 
AMA  Arch  Ophthal  66:545,  61.   Blood  vessels" 

of  retinoblastomas. 
Am  J  Ophthal  52-?97,  61.   Rosettes  of  neuro- 

epitheliomatous  retinoblastoma. 
Am  J  Ophthal  52:660,  61.    Tumors  of  the  pars 

ciliaris  retinas. 
Am  J  Ophthal  52:834,  61.    Human  retinal 

neurons  in  tissue  culture. 
Am  J  Ophthal  53:26,  62.    Parallel  horizonUl 

retinal  folds. 
Am  J  Oohthal  53:235,  Feb  62.    Glass  mem- 
branes on  the  anterior  iris  surface. 
Am  J  Ophthal  53:981,  Jun  62.    The  pericytes 

of  the  human  retina. 
Am  J  Ophthal  54:217,  62.    Neurofibromatosis 

of  the  choroid. 
Am  J  Ophtha!  54:342,  62.   Fuchs  epitheliora 

in  a  filtering  bleb,  a  very  unusual  complication 

or  glaucoma  surgery. 
Arch  Ophthal  68:219,  Aug  62.    Bilateral  con- 
fluent drusen. 
Arch  Ophthal  68:337,  Sep  62.   Endogenous 

fungus  endophthalmitis. 
.Am  J  Ophthal  55:153,  63.   Candidiasis  of  the 

lacrimal  sac. 
Am  J  Ophthal  55:317,  63.   Corneal  involve- 
ment in  mycosis  fungoides. 
Am  J  Oohthal  55:475,  63.    Neurohistology  of 

lattice  dystrophy  of  the  cornea. 
Am  J  Ophthal  55:922,  May  63.  Scleromalacia 

perforans:    Associated  v/ith  a  cotton-wool  spot 

of  the  retina  in  an  otherwise  healthy  patient. 
Am  J  Ophthal  55:1160,  Jun  63.   Epithelial  down- 

groivth  following  evisceration.   1.   Simulating 

orbital  neoplasm. 
Am  J  Ophthal  56:134,  Jul  o3.   Congenital 

papillomatosis  of  the  conjunctiva. 
Arch  Ophthal  68:219,  62.    Bilateral  confluent 

drusen. 
Arch  Ophthal  68:337,  62.    Endogenous  fungus 

endoohthalmitis.  caused  bv  Candida  albicans. 
Arch  Ophthal  69:357,  63.    Histopathology  of 

keratoconus  posticus  circumscriptus. 
Arch  Ophthal  69:595,  May  63.   Rings  and  nodules 

on  Irabecular  fibers. 
Brit  J  Ophthal  45:683,  61.   Retina!  pathology 

after  central  letinal  vein  occlusion. 
Brit  J  Ophthal  47:1  .  63.    Pathology  of  trabe- 
cular nerves  in  cpen  angle  glaucoma. 
Diabetes  2:126,  Mar-Apr  62.    Capillary 

microaneurysms  in  diabetic  retinouathv. 
Invest  Oohthal  1:776,  62.   Transmission  of  the 

ocular  media. 
Neurology  13:38,  6?.    Centrifugal  fibers  of  the 

human  ootic  nerve  five  days  after  cutting. 

(contd) 


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Survey  Ophthal  8:125,  63.    Infiltrating 

melanoma  of  the  choroid. 
Trans  Am  Opthal  Soc  60:176,  62.   Lattice 
dystrophy  of  the  cornea,  a  primary  hyaline 
degeneration  of  corneal  nerves  and  superficial 
stroma  cells. 
Acta  Ophthal  41:343,  63  .   Pathology  of  the 

nerves  of  the  human  ciliary  body. 
Am  J  Ophthal  56,  (No  5):785,  Nov  63.  'Coup- 

contrecouo  mechanism  of  ocular  injuries. 
Am  J  Ophthal  57,  (No  2):287,  Feb  64.    Bi- 
lateral amputation  neuromas  of  eye  muscles. 
Arch  Ophthal  71:409,  64.    Double  nerve  suppfy 
of  Krause  corpuscles  at  the  human  corneal 
limbus. 
Arch  Ophthal  71:481,  Apr  64.    Anterior  lenti- 
conus  in  familial  hemorrhagic  nephritis.  Demoni- 
stration  of  lens  pathology. 
Neurology  14 ,  (No  4):283 ,  Apr  64 .    Thin  nervet 
with  simple  endings  containing  cholinesterase 
in  striated  human  eye  muscle. 
Am  J  Ophthal  57,  (No  6):I037,  Jun  64.    Collater- 
al hyperplasia  and  cyst  formation  of  orbital 
leptomeninx. 
Am  J  Ophthal  58,  (No  1):31,  Jul  64.  Hyper'- 
regeneration  of  corneal  nerves  in  bullous  kera- 
toohathy. 
Brit  J  Ophthal  48,  (No  5):277,  May  64.    Retinal 
neuropathology  of  late  infantile  amaurotic 
idiocy. 
I     "J  Pediat  OphthSl  p.  47,  Jul  64.   DiStSnt  tumof- 
[         like  leptomeningeal  hyperplasia  of  optical  orbit 
nerve-'Secondary  to  chiasmal  glioma. 
NB-02875  SD  (UIACKWORTH,  N.H.,  Pub.  Serv.  Res.,  Stamford, 

Conn. 

Visual  fixation  without  recognition 
Percept  Motor  Skills  18:397,  64.    Eye  move- 
ments during  vigilance. 
"NB-02877  SD  KUWABARA,  T.,  Mass.  Eye,  Ear  Inf.,  Boston 

Fate  of  the  corneal  graft_ determined  by  nuclear  sex 
Engstrom,  H.,  Univ.  Gothenb'urg,  Gothenburg,  Sweden 
CMS      McGEE,  T.  MANFORD,  Henry  Ford  Hosp.,  Detroit, 
Mich.  Effects  of  ultrasonic  sound  on 

the  inner  ear 
Laryngoscope  73:683,  Jun  63.    Effects  of 
quantified  ultrasonic  sound  on  labyrinthine 
structures  in  animals. 
SD  EPSTEIN,  A.,  U.  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Acoustic  differentiation  of  middle  ear  pathologies 
Acta  Otolaryng  55:81,  62.    Low  level  stimulation 

in  the  differentiation  of  middle  ear  pathology. 
Atta  Otolaryng  55:145,  62.   A  hypothesis  ton- 
sidering  non-mechanical  aspects  of  conductive 
hearing  loss. 
Wood  ,  D.C.  ,  Providence  Hosp. ,  Portland  ,  Ore. 
CMS        HYMAN,  CAROL  B.,  Children's  Hosp.,  Los 
Angeles,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Hearing  and 
neonatal  hyperbilirubinemia 
J  Am  Women's  Assn  17:733,  62.    Hearing  loss 
in  children  with  neonatal  hyperbilirubinemia. 
VIS         REDDY,  D.V.N. ,  Kresge  Eye  Inst.,  Detroit, 

Mich.         Intraocular  transport  of  carbohydrates 
Exp  Eye  Res  1:175,  61.    Steady  state  distri- 
bution of  free  amino  acids  in  the  aqueous 
humours,  vitreous  body  and  plasma  of  the 
rabbit. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:41,  62.   Transport  of  alpha 
amino-isobutyric  acid  into  ocular  fluids  and 
lens. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:355,  62.    Transport  of  amino 
acids  into  the  posterior  chamber  of  the  rabbit 
eye. 
Invest  Ophthal  1:635,  62.    Studies  on  the 
crystalline  lens.  IX.  Quantitative  analysis  of 
free  amino  acids  and  related  compounds. 
Invest  Ophthal  2:229,  63.    Studies  on  the 

crystalline  lens.  X.  Transport  of  amino  acids. 
Invest  Ophthal  2:237,  63.    Transport  of  amino" 
acids  into  intraocular  fluids  and  lens  In  diabe- 
tic rabbits. 
J  Physiol  156:8,  61. 

Proc  19th  Int  Congr  Ophthal,  New  Delhi,  India, 
Dec  62 .    Amino  acid  transport  into  the  ocular 
fluids  and  lens. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:691,  65.  Amino"  acid  transporf  in  the  Tens.' 
■  NB-D2888  NEU        BRAY,  PATRICK  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Utah, 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       The  temporal 
lobe  syndrome--A  longitudinal  study 
Pediatrics  29,  Apr  62.    Temporal  lobe  syn- 
drome in  children. 
New  Eng  J  Med  271:926,  Oct  64.   Evidence  for 
a  genetic  etiology  of  temporal -central  abnor- 
malities in  focal  epilepsy. 
Arch  Netirol  13:223,  65.    The  relation  of  focal  to  diffuse 

epileptiform  EEC  discharges  in  genetic  epilepsy. 
Pediatrics  36:207,  65.    Hereditary  characteristics  of  familial 
temporal-central  focal  epilepsy. 
NB-02889  VIS  SJOSTRAND,  FRITIOF  S.,  Col.  Ltrs.,  Sci.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Develop- 
men;  .'^nd  organization  of  visual  pathways 
Biochem  Pharmacol  8:1,  61.    Molecular  archi- 
tecture of  cell  membrane  and  cytoplasmic 
membranes. 


iB=2B75  SD 

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NB-02885 


J  Ultrastruct  Res  5:374,  61.    Ultrastructure  of 
the  nodes  of  Ranvier  in  cat  sympathetic  nerve 
fibers. 
J  Ultrastrurt  Res  5:388,  61.    Electron  micro- 
scopic Investigation  of  the  plasrra  mernbrane 
and  myelin  sheath  of  autonomic  nerve  fibers. 
J  Ultrastruct  Res  7:1,  62.    Electron  microscopic 
studies  on  the  effect  of  anisotonic  solutions  on 
the  structure  of  unmyelinated  splenic  nerve 
fibers  of  the  cat. 
Proc  5th  Int  Cong  Electron  MIcrosc,  62.    In 
vitro  and  in  vivo  fixation  of  the  retina  for 
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NB-02895  NEU        VAN  BUSKIRK,  C,  IT.  Maryland,  Baltimore 

Circulatory  changes  occurring  in  spinal 
cord  compression 
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Washington,  Seattle,  Wash.       Anatomy  of 

the  limbic  system 

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UB^lSn  NEU         KRIEG,W.J.S.,  Northwestern  U.  Med.  Sch., 

Evanston,  III.       Connections  of  cingulum 
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Boston,  Mass.       Use  of  a  proton  beam  to 
make  intracerebral  lesions 
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radiation  local isee  de  protons  sur  les 
potentiels  electrophysiologiques  evoques 
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Minneapolis,  Minn.  Clinical  and 

laboratory  studies  in  muscle  disease 
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drogenase  in  the  diagnosis  of  myocardial  In- 
farction. 
IIF3tr2902  PHY        BURNSTOCK,  GEOFFREY,  Univ.  Melbourne, 

Victoria,  Australia       Autonomic 
nerve-smooth  muscle  transmission 


N6-02903 


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Autonomic  nerve  transmission. 

Aust  J  Sci  24J.90,  61.  Spontaneous  poten- 
tials in  smooth  muscle  fibres  of  vas  deferens 
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Aust  J  Sci  25:107,  62.  An  investigation  of  the 
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Aust  J  Sci  25:107,  62.    Some  observations  on 
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physiology  of  sympathetic  nerve  endings  in 
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Aust  J  Sci  25:108,  62.  The  innervation  of  the 
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Aust  J  Sci  25,  62.  Some  observations  on  the 
dual  effect  of  catechol  amines  at  sympathetic 
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J  Physiol  155:115,  61.  Transmission  of  ex- 
citation from  autonomic  nerve  to  smooth  muscle. 

J  Physiol  160r446,  62.  Spontaneous  poten- 
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J  Physiol  160:461,  62.   Effect  of  denervation 
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sympathetic  nerve  endings. 

J  Physiol  161:47,  62.  Effect  of  CaH-on 
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Aust  J  Exp  BJbl  41:613,  63.  Micro-electrode 
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Brit  J  Pharmacol  20:418,  63.    The  cholinergic 
blocking  action  of  adrenergic  blocking  agents 
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I.  Innervation  of  the  urinary  bladder  of  the  toad 
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J  Exp  Biol  40:421,  63.  Comparative  physiol- 
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II.  Innervation  of  the  urinary  bladder  of  the  ring- 
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recorded  in  the  guinea-pig  taenia  coli. 

Nature  200:581,  63.  Inhibition  of  the  smooth 
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Physiol  Rev  43:482,  63.  Electrophyslology 
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Proc  Aust  Physiol  Soc  1:11,  63.    Observatiorjj"; 
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nervation of  the  rat  and  guinea-pig  vas  deferens. 

Ann  Rev  Physiol  25:61,  63.   Smooth  muscle: 
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Brit  J  Pharmacol  23:151",  64.  InnervatPon  ofTbe 
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Brit  J  Phamiacol  23:600,  54.   An  electrophysFo- 
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nomic blocking  drugs  on  transmission  in  the 
guinea-pig  vas  deferens. 

Int  JTleuropharmacbT3:163,  54.   Innervation "pr 
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Quart  JExp  PhysIor4VS68,  54.   A  method  Tor 
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Pharmacnlngy  of  Smooth  Muscle .  Pergamon  PfiesS, 
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PHY        MATZKE,  H.A.,  U.  Kansas,  Lawrence 

Comparative  anatomy  of  the  nervous  system  of 
mammals 


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NB-02906  PHY        PEEBLES,  ECWABO  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Tular.e  Univ., 

New  Orleans,  La.       Autonomii,  hyperactivity 

and  cnllateral  ioroutiti'j 

NB-02907  PHY        DUN,  FWU  T.,  Kirksville  C.  of  Osteonathy  & 

Sura,,  Kirksville,  Mo.       Transmission  and 
■nter-iction  of  nerve  iniDubes 
Excerpla  McJ,  Int  Congr  Series  48,  62.   Effect- 
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NB-029il  PHY        ROfii-:,  JER?Y  F..,  Sch.  Med  ,  Univ. 

Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.       Anatomy 
and  function  of  the  cerebral  cortex 
.!  Neuroohysiol  26:294,  63.    Some  discharge 
characteristics  of  single  neurons  in  the  -.nferior 
colliciilus  of  the  rat.  I.  Tonotopical  organiza- 
tion, relation  of  spike-counts  to  tone  intensity, 
and  firing  patterns  of  single  elements. 
J  Neurophysiol  26:321,  63.    Some  discharge 
characteristics  of  single  neurons  in  the  inferior 
colliculiis  of  thf;  cat,  II.  Timing  of  the  dis- 
charges and  observations  on  binaural 
stimulation. 
Proc  22nd  Int  Cong  Physiol,  Leiden,  Sep  62. 
Some  discharge  patterns  of  single  un'ts  in  the 
inferior  ccHicjlus  of  the  ca'. 
Sensoiv  Commun  Sympos  279,  61.    Neural 
gro'.vth  in  aersbral  cortex  after  lesions  pro- 
duced by  monoenergetic  deuterons. 
Response  of  the  Nervous  System  to  Ionizing  Rad- 
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Pro3uction  of  laminar  lesions  in  cerebral  cor- 
tex bv  deuteron  irradiation. 
NB-02913             PC          STONE,  W.,  Jr.,  Mass.  Eye  aiid  Ear  Infirmary, 
Boston       Chemistry  of  collagen  in  transparency 
and  opacity 
RIF-02914             SURG      MORALES,  P,,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr.,N.Y.C. 
Control  of  urinary  iii'ection  among 
parf'Dlayics 
J  Uroi  87:191,  Feb  62.  Study  of  urinary  infection 
amonc!  oaraDleqics. 
NB-02915              SURG       MASSION,  WALTER  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Oklaiioma,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Intrathecal  oxygen  on  cerebral  is- 
chemia and  hvDo;<ia 
Anesthesiology  23:155,  62.   Effects  of  intra- 
tliecal  oxygen  on  cortical  survival  during  card- 
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Anesthesiology  "2:137,  61.  Respiratory  cliemo- 
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Ann  ftV^a!rSci"[i]9:661,  ?3.  !Tegl6ns  oTTes- 
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mediated  through  superficial  chc-mosensitive  areas 

onthe  medulla^ _ 

Physiologist  4^4,  61.'  The  physiorogic  signifi- 
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Proc  lsrEuiop<^nar"SnestFrTVTenna)T34ri,  62^ 
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val during  cardiac  arrest. 
Survey  AnestlT  f;18,  65.~^£ffect  oRntFafhecaT 
oxygen  on  cortical  survival  during  cardiac 
arrest. 
NB-02916  NEU        AiJDERSON,  FRANK  D.,  Sch.  Med.,  Seton  Hall 

Col,,Jer:;ey  City,  N.J.       Origin  and 
interrelations  of  ascending  fibers 
J  Coti-p  Neurol  120:297,  63.   The  structure  of 
a  chronically  isolated  segment  of  the  cat  spinal 
cord. 

J  Comp  mwanztrrms  ii  ■.Z'^1 ,  Aof  urTRr 

structure  of  a  chronically  isolated  segment  of 

the  cat  spinal  cord. 
JXciTirReurcl  123,  (No  li:9y,  Aug  64.    Ifie 

nucleuf  man-inalis  of  the  mammalian  spinal 

cord.  Observations  on  the  spinal  cord  of  cat 

and  man. 
NB-02917  PC  BONAVITA,  VIWCEi^lZO,  Univ.  Palermo,  Palermo, 

Italy       Evolution  of  dehydrogenases 

during  aeurogeiiKSis     _  _       

Biochim  Bib.ohys  Actn  3$:634,  62".  IDH  iso-  ■ 

zymes  in  nervous  ti^su:.    I.  Reaction  of  iso-  > 

zymes  with  DPN  analogues. 
Blochem  Pharmacol  12:633,  63.  Dlphosphopyridlne 

nucleotide  synthesis  in  brain  following  injection 

of  various  compounds. 
"Boirsbc~lta"l"Biol"Sper  3754?,  6T.   Sugfi^      , 

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J  Neiirochem  10:155,  63.   Diphospliopyridine 

nucleotide  synthesis  in  brain  following  injec- 
tion of  various  compounds. 
,1  IJeurociism  1^155,  63.   Effects  of  "lononucleo- 

tides  and  their  derivatives  on  brain. 
Netura  196;576,  Nov  62.   Lactate  dehydrogenase 

isozymes  ir  the  oevelooino  rat  brain. 
Natiirwissenschaften  50:597,  63.  Topographical 

differences  in  the  isozymatic  compositicn  of 

lactate  dehydrmenase  in  the  beef  brain. 
Rend  Ace  Naz  Llnce!  31,  63.   Morfogenesl  retinica 

ed  enterogenelta  molecolare  del  la  latticodeidro- 

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lactate  dehydrogenase  in  the  developing 

nervous  tissue.. 


NB-02918 

S-2919 

IIB-02921 


NB-02922 


aB-02927 


BB^2928 


NB-02930 
■NBiOZ931 


Blochem  Pharmacol  12:1157,  63.    The  effect 
of  i>  -mirftantoetJiaiiol  on  lactate  dehydrogpnase 
""rom  rat  bra'n. 

J  Ncurochem  iO,  (No  10>:743,  63.    Lactate- 
dehydroaenase  isoenzymes  in  ner/ous  tissue. 

II.  A  comoarativ"  analysis  in  vertebrates. 
J  Neu/ochem  10:755,  63.    Lactate- 

deliydrogenaso  isoenzymes  in  nervous  tissue. 

III.  Regional  distribution  in  ox  brain. 

J  Neyrochem  10:831,  63.    Meurocheraical  stud- 
ies with  L-cycioserine,  a  central  depressant 
agent. 

Progr  Brain  Res  4:254,  64 .    Molecular  evolu- 
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I  exas  Kep  Biol  Med  22,  ( ?uppl  I)  rViu,  Uec  64. 

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Radiat  Res  15:496,  Oct  61.    Effect  of  micro- 
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Radiat  Res  20,  Sep  63.   Long  term  pathologic 
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Effect  of  hyperbilirubinemia  on  premature 
infants 
NB-02966  SO  BAUM,  GILBERT,  Albert  Einstein  Col.  Med., 

Bronx,  New  York  Ultrasonic  techniques  in 

ophthalmology 
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lesion  localization  by  three  dimensional 
ultrasonography. 
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Univ.,  Jerusalem,  Israel         Metabolism  of  the 
sphingolipids  and  C24  fatty  acids 
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N'B^02971  SD  CATLIN7F.I.7Jo>ins  Hopkins  U.7  Baltimore 

Audiometer  design  for  lono  term  stability 
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J  Acoust  Soc  Am  35,  (No  8):1183,  Aug  63. 
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J  AppI  Physiol  6:1276,  63.    Interaction  of 
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J  Exp  Psychol  67:'5D3,~65.    Loudness,  a'prb^cl 
of  volume  times  density. 


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J  Gen  Physiol  47,  (No  5):809,  May  64.    Rhyth- 
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Science  144,  CNo3E22T:lI5T,  May  64.'Scarrng' 

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taste  threshold  observed  with  a  semiautomatic  gustometer. 
J  Gen  Physiol  49:27,  65.  Temperature  coefficients  of  the 

electrical  thresholds  of  taste  sensations. 
Naturwiss  Rundsch  17:209,  64.    Die  gegenseitige  Hemmung 

von  Sinnesreizen  bei  kleinen  Zeit-differenzen. 
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loudness  and  ten  other  continua. 
Percept  Psychophysics  1:17,  66.   Individual  brightness  func- 
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Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  54:407,  65.   Cross-modality  matching  of 

brightness  and  loudness. 
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compliant  materials. 
Quart  J  Exp  Psychol  16:383,  64.   Concerning  the  psycho- 
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Science  145:834,  64.    Duplexity  theorv  of  taste. 
Vision  Res  4:391,  64.   Relation  of  brightness  to  duration  and 

luminance  under  light-  and  dark-  adaptation. 
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ALPERT,  MORTON,  Sch.  Med.,  Indiana  Univ., 
Bloomington,  Ind.       Environment  and 
pituitary-adrenal  axis  develooment 
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VOLK,  BRUNO  W.,  Jewish  Chronic  Disease 
Hosp.,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.       Enzymatic 
histochemistry  of  CNS  in  sphlngolipidoses 
Am  J  Path  41:579,  62.    Neuronal  enzyme 

alterations  in  Tav-Sachs'  disease. 
J  Neurochem  9:227,  62.   Enzyme  localization 
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Fed  Proc  21:366,  62.   Effect  of  post-mortem 

autolysis  on  enzvmes  in  rabbit  brain. 
Fed  Proc  22:317,  63.  Glial  cell  enzyme 
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J  Neurochem  11:367,  64.   Histochemical  and  bio-' 
chemical  studies  of  globoid  cell  leucodyslrophy 
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J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  23:676,  64.   Fine 
structural  localization  of  acid  phosphatase 
activity  in  neurons  of  Tay-Sachs'  disease. 
RUTLEDGE,  L.T.,  SchTWe^.TUr MTchiganTAmi 
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SAWYER,  C.H.,  U.  California,  Los  Angeles 
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Proc  E-Aor:i  Soc  43rd  Ann  Mtg,  n.  3,  61. 

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Ann  R«>/ Pharmacol  2:353,  62.    Pharmaco- 
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Endocrinology  72:59,  Jan  63.   Preovulatory 
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Endocrinology  72:720,  May  6.'/.    Milk  ejection 
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ExB  Neurol  7:404,  May  63.    Forebrain  Inhibitory 
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E.X0  Neurol  8,  (No  6):458,  Dec  63.    The  effecti 
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Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  113:967,  63.   Effects 
of  intraliypothalamic  implants  of  reserpine  on 
lactation  and  pituitary  prolactin  content  in  the 
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NB-02986             PHY       ANDERSON,  F.  DAVID,  Coi.  Med.,  Dent., 
Saton  Hall  Col.,  Jersey  City,  N.J. 
Electrical  activity  of  reaeneratina 
rw»rvp  fltipfc 
NB-02988              CMS        GLORIG,  Afct.M,  L.A.  Fdn.  Otology,  Los  Angeles, 
Cal,       Assessing  handicap  due  to  hearing 
imDairment  

XSpeecn  hearing  Dis  2V,  (|No  3)  :21b,  Aug  64. 
Scale  for  self-assessment  of  hearing  handicap.. 
NB-0299D  NEU        MCRUZZI,  GIUSEPPE,  Univ.  Pisa,  Pisa,  Italy 

Tonic  activities  of  the  brain  stem  during 
sleeo 

Arch  lUI  Biol  lOOiSlX,  62.    Sleep  by  cutan- 
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Arch  !Ul  Bio!  100:343,  62.   Afferent  fibers 
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Atti  Accad  Waz  Lincei  32:1006,  62.    Influenza 
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Boll  Soc  llal  Biol  Sper  37:913,  61.   Fibre 
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e  del  risveqiio  elettrico  corticale  orodotti 
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Boll  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  38:940,  62.    Sulla  di- 
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Boil  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  38:942,  52.   Azione  del 
vari  gruppi  di  fibre  cutanee  mieliniche  su 
unita  del  tronco  dell  encefalo  in  animali 
decerebrath  e  cerebeilectomizzati. 

Boil  Soc  lUI  Biol  Sper  38:948,  62.    Sull'azione 
esercitata  dai  diversi  gruppi  di  fibre  afferenti 
muscola.'i  su  unlta'  reticolari  in  animali 
decerebrati  a  cervelletto  inteoro. 

Boll  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  38:951,  62.    ComponentI 
eccltatrici  ed  Inibitrici  della  risDonsta  di 
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Boll  Soc  Ital  Biol"Sper38,  (No  24):1609;62; 
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Experientia  17:323,  61.    EEG  synchronization 
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Accad  Naz  Lincei  34,  (No  3):317,  Mar  63. 
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mono-  e  polisinaptici  prodotti  dalla  stimola- 
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Accad  Naz  Lincei  34,  (No  4):449,  Apr  63. 
Ulteriori  ricerche  comprovanti  I'assenza  di  una 
reazione  eiettroencefalografica  di  risveglio 
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Arch  Ital  Biol  101:133,  63.   EEG  and  behav- 
ioral effects  of  fore-  and  hindiimb  muscular 
afferent  volleys  in  unrestrained  cats  . 

Arch  Ital  Biol  101:545,  63.   The  time  course 
of  the  mydriatic  response  to  darkness  in  the 
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Arch  Ital  Biol  101:552,  63  .  Actions  of  griSed 
cutaneous  and  muscular  afferent  volleys  on 
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tomized  cat. 

Arch  Ital  Biol  101:584,  63.   Cerebellar  poten- 
tials and  responses  of  reticular  units  evoked 
by  muscular  afferent  volleys  in  the  decerebrate 
cat. 


Aill  Ace  Lirtcci  i4:2i,  63 .  Fenome  n( 

pupillari  durante  M  sonno  fisiologico  nel 
gatto. 
Boll  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  39,  (No  9):524,  63  . 
Rispostc  di  unita'  deife.'siane  a  stimolazione 
graduatadl  nervi  cutanei  e  muscolari  in 
animali  decerebrati  a  cervelletto  inteoro. 
Boll  Soc  ital  Biol  Sper  39,  (fJo  21):1258,  63. 
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:>pinalj  prodottr  daila  stirrolazlone  apprupriata 
di  nervi  cutanei  in  satti  integri  non  aneslctiz- 
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Boil  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  39,  (i^o  2i;:1261,  63. 
Meccanismi  resoonsiJiili  delle  modificazioni 
dei  riflessi  oropriocelti.-i  nel  sonno. 
Experientia  19:481,  63  .    Reflex  activity  of 
extensor  arxf  flexor  muscles  follov/ing  muscular 
afferent  excitation  during  slees  and  wakefulness. 
Experientia  19:652,  63.    Supraspinal  inhibitory 

cont'ol  of  spinal  reflexes  during  natural  sleep. 
Fed  Proc  22:337,  63.   Effect  of  muscle  nerve' 

vollev-  in  normal  and  decerebrate  cats. 
Harvey  Lect  Ser  58:233,  63.    Active  processes' 

■n  the  brain  stem  during  sleeping. 
Rend  Accad  Lincei  34:317,  63.   ModificazionT 
nel  so.ino  dei  riflessi  spinali  monc-e  polisinap- 
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1734 


BP^170 
NB-03171 


B-3172 

NB-03173 


HEWOIT? 


NB-03178 


RB^^flUT? 


HB-03180 


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(contd) 


1735 


NB-63193 


B-3194 
NB-03195 

NB-03196 


PET 


NB-03200 
NB-03202 

NB-03203 
NB-03204 

NB-03206 


NEU 


PET 


NEU 


6-3208 
[     NB-03210 


NB-03212 
NB-03215 


NEU 


VIS 


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NB-03348 


SB-03351 
FB-0335? 


BEP03354 


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Arch  Neurol  10:58,  64.    Electrolyte  and  fluid 
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NB-03384  CB  SINGER,  MARCUS,  Sch.  Med.,  Western 

Reserve  Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
Influence  of  nerves  on  reaeneration 
J  Exp  Zool  147:1,  Jun  61.    Bodies  of  Eberth  and 

associated  structures  in  skin  of  froo  tadpole. 
J  Insect  Physiol  8:299,  62.    Histology  of  the 
malpiphian  tubules  in  Rhodnius  prolixus  stal 
(HemiDtera). 
J  Morph  111:69,  62.    Trends  in  the  evolution 

of  the  actinopterygian  forebrain. 
J  Insect  Physiol  8:299,  62.    Histology  of  the 

Malohiahian  tubules  in  Rhodnius  orollxus  stal. 

Proc  5th  Int  Cong  Electron  Microsc  2:100,  62. 

The  fine  structure  of  mesenchymatous  cells  in 

regenerating  limbs  of  larval  and  adult  Triturus. 

Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  107:106,  61. 
Induction  of  reaeneration  in  the  lizard. 
Growth  in  Living  Systems,  Basic  Books,  New 
York,  277,  61.    Regeneration  in  vertebrates: 
Role  of  the  wound  epithelium. 
The  Brain  of  the  Dog  in  Section.  W  B  Saunders 

Co,  Philadelphia,  62. 
Cancer  Res  23,  (No  10):1679,  Nov  63. 
Transmissibility  and  some  histopathology  of  a 
spontaneously  originated  visceral  tumor  in  the 
newt,  Triturus  pyrrhogaster. 
Develop  Biol  7:180,  63.    Nerve  fiber  require- 
ments for  regeneration  in  forelimb  transplants 
of  the  newt,  Triturus. 
J  Exp  Zool  153,  63  .   The  fate  of  taste  buds'fii 
tongue  transplants  to  the  orbit  in  the  urodele, 

Triturus.  

Proc  Sympos  Czech  Acad  Sci,  Prague,  64. 
Nervous  control  of  the  regrowth  of  body  parts 
in  vertebrates  in  effect  of  use  and  disuse  on 
neuromuscular  functions. 
Folia  Biol  12,  (No  3):348,  64.  Regional  srowth 
differences  in  the  early  regenerate  of  the  adult 
newt,  Triturus  viridescens,  correlated  with  the 
position  of  the  larger  nerves. 
J  Exp  Zool  155:105,  64.   The  nerve  and  the  epi- 
dermal apical  cap  in  regeneration  of  the  forelimb 
of  adult  Triturus. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  117:27,  64.   A  hlsto- 
chemical  study  of  succinic  and  lactic  dehydro-  - 
cenases  in  the  regenerating  forelimb  of  the  adult 
newt,  Triturus. 
The  Human  Brain  in  Sagittal  Section.  CO 

Thomas,  Springfield,  III.,  64. 
Progress  in  Brain  Research.  Elsevier  Pub  Co., 
Amsterdam,  Holland,  vol.  13,  65.   Mechanisms 
of  neural  regeneration. 
Anat  "Rec  152:137,  65.    The  relation  between  nerve  number 

and  regenerative  capacity  in  the  limb  of  the  lizard,  Anoiis. 
J~Exp  Zool  159:337,  65.    A  quantitative  study  of  forelimb 
innervation  in  relation  to  regenerative  capacity  in  the 
larval,  land  stage  and  adult  forms  of  Triturus  viridescens. 
Nature,  (No.  4969)  205:408,  65.    The  causative  agent  of" 
a  spontaneously  originated  visceral  tumor  in  the  newt, 
Triturus  pyrrhogaster. 
Progress  in  Brain  Research,  Elsevier  Publishing  Co, 
Amsterday,  Holland,  Vol  14,  65.    Degeneration  patterns 
in  the  nervous  system. 
Regeneration  in  Animals  and  Related  Problems,  North-Ho llano 
Pub  Co,  Amsterdam,  p.  20,  65.   A  theory  of  the  trophic 
nervous  control  of  amphibian  limb  regeneration  irKluding 
a  re-evaluation  of  quantitative  nerve  requierments. 
NB-03385  NEU        BAKER,  ROBERT  N.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.  Cerebral 
vascular  disease--Clinical  and  anatomical 
studies 


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B-338b 
NB-03387 


1ilB^3388 


NB-03389 


TIIff-03391 


NB-03392 


Neurology  12:823,  62.    Anticoagulant  therapy    ' 
in  cerebral  infarction — report  on  cooperative 
study. 
Mod  Med,  Sep  64.   Anticoagulant  therapy Tri 

cerebral  thrombosis. 
Proc  Am  Acad  Neuror'ATin  MFgTTJenver,  Colo, 
Apr  54.   The  transient  ischemic  stroke:  A 
report  of  a  study  and  analysis  of  the  problem. 
Bull  Los  Angeles  Neurol  Soc  30:201,  Dec  65.    The  metrazol 

activation  of  the  normal  brain. 
Bull  Los  Angeles  Neurol  Soc  31:2,  66.    Yesterday,  today  and 

tomorrow. 
Bull  Los  Angeles  Neurol  Soc  31:72,  66.   Wernicke-like 
syndrome  with  chronic  meningitis:  A  clinical  neuro- 
pathologic  study  of  a  patient  with  cysticercosis. 
Bull  Los  Angeles  Neurol  Soc,  Vol  32,  Jul  66.    The  trans- 

ketolase  test  in  neurological  diseases. 
Neurology,  Vol  16,  66.    Transient  ischemic  strokes:    A  report 

of  a  study  of  anticoagulant  theraov. 
Neurology,  Vol  16,  66.   Ventriculovenous  shunt  in  treatment    " 
of  obstructive  hydrocephalus  due  to  coccidiodomycotic 
meningitis. 
Proceedings  of  the  National  Stroke  Congress,  C  C  Thomas, 
Springfield,  III,  p.  50,  65.    Anticoagulants  in  the  pre- 
vention and  management  of  strokes. 
NFT  Leopold.  I.H.,  Wills  Eye  Hosp.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

SD  FORBES,  A.,  Harvard  U.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Retinal  physiology  in  relation  to  color  , 

vision  " 

CMS        BLACK,  JOHN  W.,Grad.Sch.,  Ohio  Univ. 
Res.  Fdn.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Self- 
administered  orocedures  in  speech  and 

hearing _^__^__  

Proc  Am  Speech  Hearing  AssrTCbnv,  San 
Francisco,  Calif.,  Nov  64.   Relationship  be- 
tween speech  and  aural  comprehension  of 

English  of  foreign  students. 

Proc  Am  SpeecF  Hearmg  Assn  Ann  Conv,  San 
Francisco,  Calif,  Nov  54.   A  study  of  pauses 
in  oral  reading  of  one's  native  language  and 

English. 

Proc  Am  Speech  Hearing  Assh  Ann  Conv,3an 
Francisco,  Calif,  Nov  64.    Self-administered 
orocedures  in  changing  pronunciation  dialects. 
"Brit  J  Psychol  55:75,  54.   Acoustic  confusion  in  immediate 

memory. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Dis  29:70,  64.    Appropriate  materials  for 

self-administered  training  in  intelligibility. 
PHY        MULLINS,  LORIN  J.,  Sch.  of  Med.,  U.  Maryfand, 
Baltimore,  Md.       Factors  controlling  ion 
permeability  of  nerve 
J  Gen  Physiol  46:629,  63.    The  concentration 

dependence  of  sodium  efflux  from  muscle. 
J  Gen  Physiol  47:117,  63.    The  effect  of 
sodium-free  solutions  on  the  mebrane  potential 
of  frog  muscle  fibers. 
NEU         MAXWELL,  D.S.,  U.  California,  Los  Angeles 

Inactivation  process  of  the  cerebellar  cortex 

"NEU        WALKER,  A.  EARL,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.," 
Baltimore.  Md.       Studies  in  epilepsy 
Acta  Med  (Beig)  908:844,  62.    Cerebral  depth 

recording  in  man. 
Arch  Neurol  8:248,  63.    Brain  stem  reticular 

formation  influence  on  convulsions  in  monkey. 
Confin  Neurol  22:217,  62.    Stereotaxic  meth- 
ods for  the  study  of  subcortical  activity  in 
epilepsy. 
Confin  Neurol  22:397,  62.    A  study  in  experi- 
mental tremor. 
J  Indian  Med  Prof  9:4360,  62. 

in  neurosurgery. 
J  Nerv  Ment  Dis  133.-430,  61. 

epilepsy? 
J  Nerv  Ment  Dis  136:298,  63. 
thermal  induction  lesions  of  u.t 
Neurog  Medchirugia  3:1,  61. 

motor  epilepsv. 
Proc  4th  Int  Congr  Neuropath  1:95,  61.    Hlsto- 
chemical  study  of  tumors  of  the  central  nervous 
system. 
World  Neurol  3:185,  62.    Post-traumatic 

epilepsy. 
Extrait  du  Livre  Jubilaire  du  Dr  Ludo  van 
Boaaert,  p.  844,  62.    Cerebral  depth 
recording  in  man. 
Arch  Neurol  9:105,  Aug  63.    The  late  results 

of  cranioolasty. 
Arch  Neurol  8:248,  Mar  63.    Brain  stem  retic- 
ular formation  influence  on  convulsions  in 
monkey. 
Arch  Neurol  8:581,  Jun  63.    Cerebral  peduncle 

in  propagation  of  convulsions. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  16:88,  64. 
The  contribution  of  depth  recording  to  clinical 
medicine. 
Arch~Neurbl  T2T33T,~647"  DissemTnation  oFacule 
focal  seizures  in  the  monkey.    I.  From  cortical 
foci. 
Arch  Neurol  12:357,  64.   Dissemination^ oFacut'e 
focal  seizures  in  the  monkey.    II.  From  sub- 
cortical foci. 
Int  J  Neurol  4:72, 153.  The  motor  systetnsTn'cbn- 
vulsive  movements. 


Perspectives 

Murder  or 

High  frequency 
•■.c  brain. 
March  of  focal 


Mod  Treatm  1:1104,  54.    Surgical  treatment  oT 

epilepsy. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  89:37,  54".    S"ubcortrcar 

recording  in  experimental  focal  chronic  epilepsy. 

NB^393  PHY        PACE,  N.,Grad.Sch:,U'.'California7Ber1<er5y 

Active  ion  transport  in  Hydra 
'RrB-'03405  CMS        ENGER,  PER  S.,  Univ.  Oslo,  Oslo,  Norway 

Physiology  of  hearing 
Acta  Physiol  Scand,  SuppI  210,  59,  63.    Unit 

activity  in  fish  auditory  system. 
Acta  Physiol  ScandW,  (SuppI)  :2I0,  63. 
Single  unit  activity  in  the  peripheral  auditory 
system  of  a  teleost  fish. 
Comp  BIochemPhysToT  11:131,  64.   Ionic  com- 
position of  the  cranial  and  labyrinthine  fluids 
and  saccular  D.C.  potentials  in  fish. 
NB-O340"6  CMS        ALLEN,GE0RGE  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  NorthwesternlT., 

Evanston,  111.       Effect  of  tympanic 
surgery  uoon  sound  conduction 
Arch  Neurol  77,  Jun  63.    Comparison  of  the 

perilymphatic  and  cerebrosoinal  fluid  pressures. 
Laryngoscope  72:423,  Apr  62.    The  effect  of 
increasing  the  cerebrospinal  fluid  pressure  upon 
the  cochlear  microphonics. 
Ann  Otol  73:695,  64.   Experimental  stape'ffectomy" 

_  in  cats. 

NB-0340T  SD  NEWBY,  H^.,  Stanford  U.,  Cal. 

Comparisons  of  various  measures  of  hearing 
in  cats 
WEr-D32ro8  CMS        OGURA,  JOSEPH  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 

Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.       Laryngeal 

substitution 

Ann  Otol  71:532,  Jun  62.    Laryngeal  substi- 
tution in  larvnoectomized  dogs. 
Ann  Otol  71:532,  Jun  62.    Some  observations 
on  experimental  laryngeal  substitution  in 
laryngectomized  dogs. 
Ann  Otol  73:1062,  64."  ReurophyslologI"(r6Bser- 
vations  on  the  adaptive  mechanisms  to  de- 
glutition. 
■Laryngosco"pe"74"T7477  64.   NeurophysIoTdgic 
observations  of  normal  deglutition.    I.  Its 
relationship  to  the  respiratory  cycle. 
Laryngoscope  M:l//6,  54.   NeurophysioTbgTc 
observations  of  normal  deglutition.    II.  Its 
relationship  to  allied  phenomena. 
NB-03410  CMS        LAWRENCE,  MERLE,  Kresge  Hearing  Res. 

Inst.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       The 
dyi'amics  of  inner  ear  fluids 
Proc  22nd  Int  Cong  Physiol  Scl,  Leiden,  Hol- 
land, Sep  62.    Dynamics  of  inner  ear  fluids. 
Arch  Otol  79,  (No  4)  :366,  Apr  64.   EndoTympK-" 
perilymph  diffusion  following  barrier  break- 
Arch  Otolaryng  83:406,  66.   Histological  evidence  for  localiz- 
ed radial  flow  of  endolymph. 
TiE-Wn2  VIS         CORNSWEET,  TOM  N.,  Univ.  California, 

Berkeley,  Cal.       Spatial  interaction 
in  the  stabilized  retinal  image 
Am  J  Psychol  75:653,  62.    A  stabilized  Image 

requiring  no  attachments  to  the  eye. 
J  Opt  Soc  Am  ■53198763. ""rnIlla"rs"lage's"or7rgTil 
and  dark  adaptation. 
■J  Physiol  176:294,  65.    LumlnanS4  diSiflminatibnl 
of  brief  flashes  under  various  conditions  of  y 
adaptation.  / 

1853113413  VIS         SOKOLLU,  ADNAN,  Western  Reserve  Univ., 

Cleveland,  Ohio       Study  of  eye  physiology 
and  disease  by  ultrasound 
Acta  Ophthal  40,  62.    Ultrasonic  measurements 
of  eve  lengths. 
Am  J  Ophthal,  Vol  58,  (No  6),  64.    Production  of  focal 

chorioretinitis  bv  ultrasound. 
Bull  Lab  Electroacoust,  Liege  Univ,  Belgium,  Apr  66. 
Absplute  measurement  of  total  radiated  power  of  ultrasonic 
transducers  for  biomedical  use. 
Invest  Ophthal  Vol  3,  (No  6),  64.    Focal  choriorentinitis 

produced  by  ultrasound. 
Proceedings  International  Symposium  on  Diagnostic  Ultra- 
sound,  plenum  Press,  New  York,  66.    I  he  use  of  diagnostk: 
ultrasiyuru  m  eye  research. 
Proceedings  International  Symposium  on  Diagnostic  Ultra- 
sound.  Plenum  Press,  New  York,  56.    Present  problems 
of  diagnostic  ultrasound. 
NB-03414  SURG       DODD,  ROBERT  B.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington  U., 

St.  Louis,  Mo.       A  study  of  surgical 
relaxation 
Fed  Proc  22:221,  Mar-Apr  63.    Abdominal 
muscle  activity  during  general  anesthesia. 
J  AppI  PhySIol  19,  (No  4}  :«93,  Jul  64.    ExpirS- 
tory  activity  of  the  abdominal  muscles  In  man 
during  general  anesthesia. 
"WB^3417  VIS         WOODFORD,  VERNON  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Saskatchewan,  Saskatoon,  Sask.,  Canada 
Comparison  of  carbonic  anhydrase  from 
different  sources 
Canad  J  Biochem  41:1235,  63.    Separation  of 
bovine  lens  carbonic  anhydrase  into  two 
components. 
Proc  W  Region  Group,  MRC,  NCI  16:94,62. 
Carbonic  anhydrase  of  ocular  tissues. 
■RB-^3418  NEU        TORRES,  FERNANDO,  Univ.  Minnesota  Hosp., 

Minneapolis,  Minn.       Longitudinal 
study  of  EE(ii  patterns  in  children 
Anrj"Dis  Child  1U9H)27,'65.   Studies  on  TarnTTles 
of  phenylkelonurics:   Observations  on  the  intel- 
ligence and  the  electroencephalographic  changes. 


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NEr-03fl.9  BBC        LONG,  CHARLES,  Hiehland  View  Kosp., 

Cleveland,  Ohio       Hypodermic  mico- 
scopy  of  tissue,  usinq  fiber  optics 
J  VoM  Joiht  Surg-OSA,  (No  8)  :1«83.  OtC  M. 
Electromyographic  kinesiology  of  tne  hand: 
Muscles  moving  the  long  finger. 
NB-03423  VR  KOESTMER,  ADALBERT,  Col.  Vet.  Med.,  Ohio 

St?te  Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Experi- 
mental viral  enceohalitides  in  qermfree 
milieu 
Am  J  Pathol  Vol  46,  Jan  66.    Electronmicroscopy  of  tissue 

cultures  infected  with  porcine  polioencephalomyelitis  virus 
Am  J  Vet  Res  26:131,  65.    Swine  polioencephalomyelitis 
viruses  isolated  from  the  brains  and  intestines  of  pigs. 
Am  J  Vet  Res  26:625,  65.    Biologic  and  immunologic  charac- 
terization of  6  swine  enterovirus  ijolates. 
Am  J  Vet  Res  Vol  27,  Jan  64.    The  infectivity  of  three 
porcine  polioencephalomyelitis  viruses  for  germfree  and 
pathnqenfree  pigs. 
Am  J  Vet  Res  Vol  2'',  Jan  66.    Host  ranoe  of  two  po'cine 
_policencephalomyelitis  viruses. 
NB-03424  NEU"        ARNOLD,  MARY  C.,  ScH.  Med.,  IJ.  Texas, 

Dallas,  Texas       Effects  of  radiation  on 
mammalian  peripheral  nerve 
WB-03425  NEU        MARK,  VERNON  H.,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp., 

Boston,  Mass.       stereotactic  thalamotomy 
for  the  relief  of  pain 
AMA  Arch  Neurol  8:528,  63.    Stereotactic 
thalamotomy.  III.  The  verification  of  anatom- 
ical lesion  sites  in  the  human  thalamus. 
Confin  rjeurol  22:238,  62.    The  treatment  of 

Coin  by  stereotaxic  methods. 
J  Neurosuig  19:8'^0,  Oct  62.   Localized  cooling 
of  the  centra!  nervous  system .  I.  Neurophysio- 
logifial  studies  in  experimental  animals. 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  112:81,  May  64.   Studies  of 
the  human  thalamus:    IV.  Evoked  responses. 
TReTit'oSufa  il,  rNoTrPl?;  M.  RewSfSlfcle" 
heat  lesiniis  with  radiofrequency  current.   A 
method  of  stereotactic  localization. 
Med  Times,  Mar  64.   Stereotactic  surgery. 
NB-03426  NEU        ROSE,  JERZY  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Wisconsin, 

Madison,  Wis.       Morphological  and 
functional  organization  of  brain  stem 
Anat  Rec  142:207,  62.   Cortical  potentials 
evoked  by  auditoiy  stimuli  after  section  of 
brachiimi  of  inferiot  collicuius  in  the  cat. 
Fed  Pi-oc  22:39"?,  63.    Activation  of  somato- 
sensory areas  I  and  II  of  cat's  cerebral  cortex 
by  focal  electrical  stimulation  of  ventrobasal 
complex . 
J  Neurophysiol  24:595,  61.   Overlap  of  so- 
matic arid  auditc;r>'  cortical  response  fields 
in  anterior  ectosvivian  gyrus  of  cat. 
J  Neurophysiol  24:608,  61.   Interaction  of 
cortical  responses  to  somatic  and  auditory 
stimuli  in  anterior  ectosvivian  qvrus  of  cat. 
«B-03427  NEU        BERLIi^,  LOUIS,  Albert  Einstein  Col.  Med., 

Veshiva  Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Synchrony  of 
activity  of  multiple  pyramidal  neurons 
Eiectroenceph  Clin  Neuropbysiol  15:209,  63. 
Intracellular  potential  during  electrically  in- 
duced seizures. 
Epilepsia  2:22,  61.    Aspects  of  "epileptic" 

neuronal  aggregates. 
Exp  Neurol  4:162,  61.    Excitation  and  inhl- 
biticn  of  single  pyramidal  cells  during  hippo- 
campa  seizures. 
Jap  J  Phvsiol  3:73,  62.    Properties  of  myelin- 
ated fibers  in  frog  sciatic  nerve  and  in  spinal 
cord  as  examined  with  micro-electrodes. 
J  Neurophysiol  24:286..  61.    Sensory  activation 

of  neurjns  in  the  cat's  cerebral  cortex. 
Physiologist  4:131,  61.    Synaptic  organization 

of  motor  cottex . 
Science  139:840,  63.    Intiacellular  potentials 
of  cortical  neurons  during  focal  epileptogenic 
discharges. 
Arch  JJeurol  10: 271 ;  64.   Effect  of  seizures 
In  single  pyramidal  tract  neurons. 
Eiectroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  19:587,  Dec  65.    Pyramidal 

tract  responses  during  seizure. 
Eiectroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  19:587,  65.   Effects  of  sei- 
zures on  pyramidal  tract  neurons. 
KB-03429  NEU        COBB,  STANLEY,  Mass.  Gen.  Hosp., 

iSoston.  Mass.       Co.mgarative  neurology 
Breviota  170:1.  Nov  52.    The  brain  of  the  emu. 
Mus  Comp  i!ool  iUo  170),  62.    The  brain  of  the 
emus  (Dromaeus  Novae  Hollatidiae  Lath).  I. 
Gross  anatomy  of  the  bain  and  pineal  body^ 
BrainSb,  <Pari.  2):363,  63.    Motes  on  the 
avian  optic  lobe  (tectum  and  nucleus  mesen- 
cephalicus  lateralis). 
Bol  Inst  Estud  Med  BTol  (Mex)  21:519,  Dec  6T. 
Intertecta!  integration  of  viscial  information  in 
pigeon:   Electrophysiological  and  behavioral 
ofaservat(ors. 
J  Comp  Neur6n^2-271,  Apr  64.  A  comparTsbn  oF 
the  size  of  an  auditory  nucleus  (n.  mesencephal- 
icus  lateralis,  pars  dorsalis)  with  the  size  of 
the  optiu  lohe  in_27  species  of  birds. 
Tttixv  MSiTt  DiS  133,  (No  fl-WO,  Apf  M. 
Epileptic  dementia  resembling  schizophrenia: 
Clinico-pathological  report  of  a  case. 


NB-03434  PET        VOLLE,  ROBERT  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  P<i. 
Sympathetic  ganglia  follo.'.'ing  conditioning 

Blocherr  PharFiacol  8:19,  61.    Enhanced  post- 
ganglionic responses  of  sympathetic  ganglia 
to  stiTiulatinq  aqents. 

Fed  Proc  21.-340,  62.   Actions  of  inorganic 
ions  on  transmission  in  DFP-treated  sym- 
pathetic ganglia. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  The:  136:68,  Apr  62.    En- 
hanced qanqlionic  responses. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  138:57,  Oct  62.   DEP- 
dlscharoe. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Tf«r  133:66,  Oct  62.  Gangli- 
onic responses  to  acet  Icholine. 

Brit  J  Pharmacol  Cherr,other  20:214,  63. 
Asychronous  postganglionic  tiring  'rom  resting 
sympathetic  ganglia  treated  with  neostigmine. 

J  Pharmccol  Exp  Ther  139:304,  63.    Attera" 
tions  of  transmission  in  sympathetic  ganglia 
treated  with  a  sulfhyc'yl-grouo  inhibitor, 
N-cthylmaleimide  (NEM). 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  i  her  141:206,  63.    Cholir»- 
ceotive  sites  in  denervated  ganglia. 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  141:333,  63.    Gan- 
glionic blockade  produced  in  sympathetic  gan- 
glia by  cholinomimetic  drugs. 

Life-  Sci  8:613,  63.    Ganglionic  actions  of 
oxotremorlne. 

parlson  of  the  ganglion  potentials  and  block  prof- 
duced  by  acetylcholine  and  tetramethylaramonium. 
rP^itmiio\  Ekp  Tha'  145,  (Wo  2):  173,  A1.9  M. 
Similarities  in  the  ganglionic  actions  of  cal- 
cium ions  and  atropine. 
•      ■  J  t'hifmftCol  rxp  n«r  146,  (No  3)  :327,  (JeC  64. 

The  effects  of  barium  and  other  inorganic  catioi|S 
on  sympathetic  ganglia. 
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h&-03435  PET         BENNETT,  D.R.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  Michigan,  Ann  Ar- 

bor      Action  of  adrenergic  drugs  on  in- 

traocular  pressure 

NB-03436  PFr      PRATT,  E.L.,D.  TexirSbuthwesterlTMe^rScfr, 

Dallas       Versene  diagnostic  test  for  early 

lead  poisoning  

Pediatrics  29:384, ^ar  62.    Diagnostic  test 
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N.C.       The  Ionic  basis  of  nerve  activity 
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squid  axo.n  membrane  conductances. 
Fed  Proc  22(2):174,  63.    Sodium  conductance 
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Proc  7th  Ann  Mtg  Biophys  Soc  ,  Feb  63.    De- 
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Fed  Prcc  24:535,  65.   A  study  of  dimethysulfoxide 

on  SQuid  axons. 
J  Gen  Physiol  48:11,  65.   Voltage  clamp  studies 

on  internally  perfused  axons.  

J  GeKPTiysloT  48:7797 64.  Effecrdf  ethanol  on 
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increase  in  lobster  giant  axon  by  tarichato.<in  (tetrodotoxin). 

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cataractous  lenses  "flB-03453 

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Am  J  Phys  Anthropol  21,  63.    Neuroanatomical 
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NB-03482  SD  WENDAHL,  R.W.,  Baylor  U.,  Houston,  Tex. 

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Arch  Phys  Med  Rehab  43,  Mar  62.    Electromyo- 
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Proc  Am  Speech  Hearing  Assn  5,  (No  10):805, 
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Arch  Qphthal  73:782,  65.    Unexplained  blindness  and  optic 

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Arch  Ophthal  74:45,  65.    Infections  and  retina  surgery. 

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Arch  Ophthal  74:781,  65.   Edema  of  posterior  pole  after  cata- 
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Arch  Ophthal  75:238,  66.   Biomicroscopic  study  of  vitreous 
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Arch  Ophthal  75:615,  56.    Scleral  buckling  procedures.   IX. 
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Arch  Ophthal  75:644,  66.  Anterior  segment  necrosis.   An 
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Physiological  data  processing  and  .^_____ 

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Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  112:5,  64.    Neural  mech- 
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Fed  Proc  24,  CWo  27:338,  65.   ActTvafFori'oT 
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Physiologist  6,  (No  35:135,  65.   Cardiovascular 

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FURTH,  IT.Ti:,  Children's  Hosp:,"Washington,  U.C. 
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Proc  16th  Ann  Conf  Engineer  Med  Biol,  Nov"6"3: 
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Schwann  membranes  induced  in  lobster  nerve  fibers  by 
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KB^3745  ■  PHY        POGGIO.GIAN  F.,Sch.  Med.,  Johns  Hopkins 

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Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.       Analysis  of 
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Univ.,  Houston,  Tex.        Micturition  studies 
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NB-03752  SSS  BARLOW,  JOHN  S.,  Mass.  Gen.  Hosp.,  Boston, 

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NB-03841 


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J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  138:376,  62.    Radio- 
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J  PharmacolExp  Thef  143:82,  64.    An  aufe- 
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Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.        The  effect  of  ultra- 
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Iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa       Surgical  anatomy 
of  ear  and  temporal  bone 
Ann  Otol  71:622,  Sep  62.    Vascular  anatomy  of 
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Arch  Otol  76:200,  Sep  62.    Branchial  sources 
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Ann  Otol  72,  (No3):713,  Sep  63.    Surgical 
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Ann  Otoli  74:59,  Mar  65.    The  triple  "S"  trianglerS"topo"^ 

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Wo.        Auditory  communication  and  its  disorders 

Acta  Otolaryng  SuppI  176,  63.    Deafening 
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J  Acoust  Soc  Am  34:1377,  Sep  62.  Neuro- 
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J  Speech  Hearing  Dis  27:77,  62.  Measuring 
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J  Speech  Hearing  Dis  28:3,  Feb  63.    Nonfluency 
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Volta  Rev  64:417,  62.    A  comparison  of  the 
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Ann  NY  Acad  Scl  112:24,  64.  EvoTted  re- 
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ProbI  Actuel  Otorhinolaryng,  64.  La  perception 
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synaptic  vesicles  from  nerve-ending  particles 
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zation  of  acetylcholine,  5-hydroxytryptamine 
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localization  of  dehydrogenases  in  the  cochlea 

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California,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
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Arch  Ophthal  69:503,  Apr  63  .    The  course  of 
parapapillary  temporal  retinal  axons  through 
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Arch  Ophthal  70T69,lur637  TRFpTiinate 
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Bloomington,  Ind.       An  objective 
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neuroma  auditory  manifestations  and  oatholoqy. 
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chain  cortical  bone  grafts:    Experimental  studies  in  the  cat. 
Proc  PanAm  Assn  Otolaryng  Congr,  Mexico,  Nov  66.   Diabetes 
mellitus:    Effect  upon  the  organ  of  hearing  and  its  central 
pathways. 
Proc  PanAm  Assn  Otolaryng  Congr,  Mexico,  Nov  66.    Incus 
homografts:   Histological  and  functional  results  in  sound 
conditioned  cats. 
NB-D3954  VIS  KAUFMAN,  HERBERT  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  Florfda, 

Gainesville,  Fla.       Ocular  toxoplasmosis 
Arch  Ophthal  71:421,  64.   The  uvea. 
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toxoplasma  gondii. 
Am  J  Ophthal  56,  (No  3):454,  Sep  63.  Heredi- 
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Am  J  Trop  Med  D,  (Mo  5)  -.OA,  SevTSAT^riiyme 

histochemistry  of  Toxoplasma  gondii. 
Invest  Ophthal  3,  (No  1):34,  Feb  64.  A"stu3y 
of  enzyme  activity  in  corneal  repair. 
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Stockholm,  Sweden       Studies  on 
vestibular  sensory  cells 
Acta  Otolaryng  57:65,  63.    Ultrastructural 
organization  of  the  epithelial  lining  in  the 
endolymphatic  duct  and  sac  in  the  guinea  pig. 
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ments in  endolymph  circulation. 
Acta  Otolaryng  57,  (No  6):517,  64.   Secretory 
epithelial  linings  in  the  ampullae  of  the  guinea 
pig  labyrinth. 
Acta  Otolaryng  57,  (No  6):581,  64.    Site  of 
action  of  streptomycin  upon  inner  ear  sensory 
cells. 
Acta  Otolaryng  58,  (Suppl.  192)  :85,  64.    Physio- 
logical  aspects  on  the  structure  of  vestibular 
end  organs. 
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microscopic  and  electrophysiological  studies 
on  the  lateral  line  canal  organ. 
J  Cell  Biol  22:413,  64.    Structure  of  the  Macufa 
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Life  Sci  3:1151,  64.    Microphonic  output  from 
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Ufi  Sci  3:1151,  64.  suppftssion  anJ  festa^ation 

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NB-03957  CMS        STEER,  MACK  D.,  American  Speech  and  Hearing 

Assn.,  Wash.,  D.C.       Graduate  programs  in 
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NB-03960  Al  O'CONNOR,  G.  RICHARD,  Univ.  California  Med. 

Cr.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.       The  separation 
and  analysis  of  toxoplasma  antigens 
Arch  Ophthal  71:883,  64.   Therapy  of  toxoplasmic 

retinochoroiditis. 
Arch  Oohlhal  72:592,  64.   Ocular  toxoolasmosfs. 
Arch  Oohthal  72:621,  65.   The  occurrence  of  an 
autoantiuveal  antibody  in  human  uveitis. 
NB-03964  NEU         FARMER,  THOMAS  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  North 

Carolina,  Chapel  Hill,  N.C.       The 
oathoqenesis  of  familial  cerebellar 
disorders 
Arch  Neurol  8:471,  May  63.   Vestibulocerebellar 

ataxia. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  p.  86,  62.   Familial 

neriftdic  vprtion.  Hinlnnia  arw^  atayla 

Neurology  14:973,  64.   Oscillopsia  In  association 
v/ith  cerebellopontine  angle  cholesteatoma. 
Pediatric  Neurology,  HoeberWed  Div.  Harper  and  "Row:  Tfpim 
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Col.,  Hanover,  N.H.       Neuropharmacological 
analysis  of  pulmonary  edema 
Fed  Proc  22,  (No  2),  63  .   Antagonism  of  reser- 

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J  Cell  Comp  Physiol  62,  (No  1):33,  Aug  63. 
Pharmacological  and  microelectrode  studies  on 
the  frog  lymph  heart. 
Pharmacologist  5,  (No  2),  63  .   EEG  during 
volitional  paralysis  due  to  intracerebroventric- 
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Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  112:950,  63.   Altered 
mesothelial  permeability  in  the  guinea  pig 
following  bilateral  vagotomy. 
NB-03970  PHY        COHEN,  MORTON  I.,  Albert  Einstein  Col.  Med., 

Yeshiva  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Central 
mechanisms  of  respiratory  periodicity 
Proc  22  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Leyden,  (No 
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the  inspiratory  discharges  in  the  cat. 
Am  J  Physiol  206:845,  64.    Respiratory  perio- 
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Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  109:586,  63.    The  reticular' 
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NB-03971  PHY        BOYARSKY,  LOUIS  L.,  Univ.  Kentucky  Med.  Cr., 

Lexington,  Ky.       Transmitter  release 
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NB-03972  P^fN         BACH,  L.M.N.,  Sch.  Mid.,  Tulane  U^, 

New  Orleans,  La.       Hypothalamic  regu- 
lation  of  feeding  and  arowtfi 
PI'ogi^BraTirR5F"5TTW7"S4r~Som5"565ffvafT5ii5 
concerning  the  hypothalamic  regulation  of 
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New  Orleans,  La.       Phosphionositide 
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END 


NB-03978 
MB-03979 


SD 


CB 


NB-03982 

T^B-U3986 
NB-D3987 

NB-039S8 
KB^^)3989 


1TB;03990 
RB-03991 


m-03992 

NB-03993 
NB=53994 
NB-03995 


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MET 


NEU 


NEU 


NEU 


NEU 


NEU 


NEU 


PHY 


CMS 


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NB-M005  CV  POSER,  CHARLES  M.,  Univ.  Kansas,  Kansas  City, 

Kans.       Brachial  arteriography  in 
normal  controls 

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J  Physiol  162:385,  62.    On  the  mode  of  action  NB-04018 

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secretion:  Increased  uptake  of  calcium  during 
the  secretory  response. 

Nature  196:379,  62.  Impoitance  of  calcium 
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Pharmacologist  4,  (No  2):177,  62.    The 
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J  Physiol  165:528,  63 .  The  inffuence  of  cal- 
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J  Physiol  167:55,  Mar  63.  Release  of  vaso- 
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J  Physiol  167:288,  63.    The  mechanism  of  igB-04024 

catecholamine  release  from  the  adrenal  medulla 
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Nature  197:81,  63.  A  possible  mechanism  of 
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J  Physiol  172:1,  64.   Stimulus-secretion  couplini 
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J  Physiol  175:231,  64.  The  effect  of  alkaline 
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Nature  'London)  203:305,  64.   Stimulant  aclTon 
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NB-04007  PHY        GRANT,  RONALD,  Sch.  Med,,  Stanford  Unfv., 

Stanford,  Cal.       Neural  basis  of  pyrogen  

fever  NB-O4025 

>|B^04009  COM        REMOND,  ANTOINE  G.J.,  La  Salpetriere  Hosp., 

Paris,  France       Spatio  temporal  

electroencephalography  for  use  on  man  KB-04d27 

Proc  5th  Conf  int  d'Electronique  Ble'ff,  Lilge, 
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Proc  5th  Conf  Int  d'Eiectromque  MIB,  LUge, 
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Proc  Sympos  Int  Soc  Clin  ERG,  Sep  63.   Re- 
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stimulation  lumineuse  intermittente  (sli)  chez  

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A  method  of  electrode  placement  with  a  view  tO; 
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Proc  Am  Electroenreph  Soc  Ann  Mtg,"0ct'64. 
Analysis  and  reduction  of  EEC  data. 

Proc  Aln  Electroenceph  5oc  Ahfi  Mtg ,  Oct  64.  NB-04039 

Playback  processing  of  EEG  data  recorded  on 
magnetic  tape. 
R5^4tiM  SS^         RANSOHOFr,  S.,  New  York  U.  Med.  Cr.,  N.YX.  1NB^4046 

Study  of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid 
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Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.      Quantita- 
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Prcc  Int  Un  Physiol  Scl,  Leiden,  2,  62.   A  sub- 
strate for  ephaptic  interaction  of  neurons  in 
the  cerebral  cortex?  NB-04048 

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J  AppI  Phys  34:2529,  63.  Synaptic  cleft:  A 
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Z  Zellforsch  60:815,  63.    Fine  structure  of  NB-CAOSl 

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Buil  Hopkins  Hosr.  117:63,  66.   Review  of  "The  postnatal 
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Columbia  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Comparative 
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NEU         LEUCHS,  KARL  H.,  Clinic  for  Brain  Injuries, 
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head  iniurv  seouellae 
CMS        GOODHILL,  V.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  California, 
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nolabyrinlhine  pathology 
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CMS        GOODHILL,  VICTOR,  Univ.  California  Med.  Cr., 
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Ann  Rev  Med  13,  62.    Surgical  con^ction  of 

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Ped  Clin  N  Am  9,  Nov  62.    New  otologic 
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VIS  HANNA,  CALVIN,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Arkansas, 

LitUe  Rock,  Ark.       Biochemical  studies 
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Am  J  Ophthal  60J23,  65.    Tissue  reaction  to  intracorneal 
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HUE        GROSSBERG,  S£.,  U.  Minnesota,  Minneapolis 
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J  Cell  Biol  27:127A,  65.    Comparative  function  and  cytology 
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New  Orleans       An  investigation  of 
how  x-rays  prevent  regeneration 
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Uppsala,  Sweden       Mental  and  neurological 
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Boston,  Mass.       Drug  effects  on  cognition 
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lioids  and  their  oossible  role  in  cataracts. 
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J  Am  Oil  Chem  Soc  40:20,  63.   Preliminary  study  of  the  len- 
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experimental  animals. 
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trans  fatty  acid  isomers  on  nitrile  silicone  capillary  columns. 
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and  bovine  lens. 
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PC 

NB-T!4irj 

PATH 

NE-04i74 

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EP 

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NB-04189 

PHY 

NB-04190 

PET 

N6-04191 

PC 

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NEU        FRENCH,  JOHN  D.,  Sen.  Med.,  Univ. 

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evoked  conflict  and  central  nervous  resolution 
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simultaneous  application  of  opposing  autonomic 
stimuli  in  anesthetized  cats. 
Exp  W3urol  U,  (No  2):230,  f-eb  65.  faffecfe  of 
simultaneous  application  of  npposing  stimuli 
for  head  turning  in  cats. 
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MILLER,  JAMES  (J.,  ijniv.  Virginia  Hosp., 
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SWANSON,  A.G.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  Washington,  Seattle 
Brain — Spinal  fluid  buffering  capacity 
Cllii  Res  11:120,  63.   The  relationship  to 
hyoerpnea  of  blood  and  CSP  acid-base  balance 
in  melhano!  and  salicylate  poisoning. 
J  AppI  Physlpl  17:812,  62.    Cerebrospinal 
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STEIMBERGER,  WILLIAM  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       Factors  in 
maintaining  denervated  muscle 
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Central  actions  of  rslaxarts 
BERNSOHN,  JOSEPrl,  Sch.  Med.,  Northwestern 
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In  human  and  experimental  brain 
Biochem  Pharmacol  12:757,  63.  Some  properties 

of  isozymes  of  brain  acetylcholinesterase. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  113:521,  63.    Abnormal- 
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Clin  Chim  Acta  5:656,  63.    Proteins  and  iso- 
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sera  of  different  spc-cies. 
J  Neurochem  10:783,  63.    Alterations  in  prop- 
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developing  rat  brain. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  88:195,  63.    Brain 

esterases  in  multiple  sclerosis. 
AnalRec  1510<23,  65.  The'disfribution  oFral 
brain  esterases  and  their  differential  inhibition 
by  organophosphorus  inhibitor  in  cell  particulate 
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Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  122-369,  65.  Brain  esterases 

and  phosphatases  in  multiple  sclerosis. 
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Int  Rev  NsHirobiol  7:29",  64.   Multiple  molecular 
forms  of  brain  hydrolases. 
J  Histochem  Cytcchem  ll:'l,  63.  Separation  and  properties 

of  humcn  brain  esteiasos. 
J  Histochem  Cytjchem  12:72,  64.  Zymograms  of  neural  acid 

phosohatases.   Implications  for  slide  histochemistry. 
J  Neurochem  10:783,  63.  Alterations  in  properties  and  iso- 
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NB-04i93  CMS        GAETH,  JOHN  H„  Sch.  Educ,  Lib.  Arts, 

Wayne  State  Univ.,  Detroit,  Micli. 
Effect  of  riearing  loss  on  pitcli- 
ma'china  iudqmcnts 
NB-04194  VIS         SJOSTRAND,  FRITIOF  S.,  Univ.  California, 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Extracellular 
space  in  retina  and  CNS 
NB-04199  END        BARRACLOUGH,  CHARLES  A.,  Sch.  Wed., 

Univ.  Maryland,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Ce.^tral  nervous  regulation  of 
gonadotropin  secretion 
Endocrinology  73:210,  Aug  63.  Effects  of  low 
dosages  of  androgen  on  the  differentiation  of 
hypothalamic  regulatory  control  of  ovultion  in 
the  rat. 
Eycerpta  Med  51:113,  62.    Action  of  hormonal 
steroids  on  the  central  nervous  system  and 
behavior. 
Endocrinology  75:835754.  A  possibirhypotfiala- 
mic  site  of  action  of  progesterone  in  the  facili- 
tation of  ovulation  in  the  rat. 
tffi-M201  MET      DRAPER,  HAROLD  H.-,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

Illinois,  Urbana,  III.  The  metabolism 

of  fatty  acid  peroxides 
J  Nutr  84,  (No  4)  :401,  Dec-M:  Erfecl  oflTssen- 
tial  fatty  acid  deficiency  and  dietary  cholesterdl 
on  liver  ubiquinone  levels  in  the  rat. 
NB-04202  METT       PAOLETTI,  RODOLFO,  Univ.  Milan,  Milan, 

Italy         Drugs  in  normal  and  tumoral  brain 
lipid  metabolism 
J  Meurochem  11:561,  64.   Studies  on  lipids  In 
brain  tumours.    I,   Occurrence  and  significance 
of  sterol  precursors  of  cholesterol  in  human 
brain  tumours. 
NB-li4209  NEU        HAMLIN,  HANNIBAL,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp., 

Boston,  Mass.      Stereotaxic  coordinates 
of  deep  cerebral  structures 
NB^4210  NEU       BIRZIS,  L.,  Stanford  Research  inst., 

Menio  Park,  Cal.        Analysis  of  local 
brain  impedance 
Exp  Neurol  9:269,  64.   Local  cerebral  impedance 

and  blood  flow  during  sleep  and  arousal. 
Psychopharmacologia  6-256,  64.  The  actldrrbf 
stimulant  and  depressant  agents  on  local 
cerebral  Impedance  and  circulation. 
Exp  Neurol  15:1,  66.   Electrical  impedance  and  vasomotor 
char.ges  accompanying  synaptic  transmission  in  sympathetic 
ganglia. 
tlB-04212  PET       HOLADAY,  DUNCAN  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Chicago,  Chicago,  III.  The  uptake  and 

distribution  of  volatile  anesthetic  drugs 
Anestiiesiolcgy  26:251,  65.   Methoxyflurane 
gradients  in  man  during  anesthesia. 
NB-04215  CMS        COUNIHAN,  DONALD  T.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

Oklahoma  Med.  Cr.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
.Mr  flo.v,  pitch  and  intensity  in  cleft 
palate  speech 
NB-04215  CMS        COUNIHAN,  DONALD  T.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

Oklahoma  Med.  Cr.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Measurement  of  cleft  palate  r.asality 
NB^^2I8  VIS  THOMAS,  ROBERT  P.,  Mf^d.  Col.  Georgia, 

Augusta,  Ga.       Systemic  manifestations 
of  ooen  angle  glaucoma 
Arch  Ophthal  70:625,  63.    Glycerin:  An  oraify 
effective  osmotic  agent. 
NB-04223  Al  ABERNATHY,  ROBERT  S.,  Univ.  Arkansas 

Med.  Cr.,  Little  Rock,  Ark.       Immuno- 
chemical studies  of  human  demyelinating 
disorders 
Clin  Res  12:61,  64.    AtJtcantibodies  to  muscle 

in  myasthenia  gravis. 
Neurology  14:257,  64.    Autoantibodies  to  mus- 
cle in  myasthenia  gravis. 
Neurology  14:268,  64.    A  microtechnique  for 
immunoelectrophoretic  analysis  of  cerebral 
spinal  fluid. 
NB-04225  NEU        DODGE,  PHILIP  R.,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp., 

Boston,  Mass.         Studies  of  hypertonicity 
Pediatrics  30:180,  62.    Studies  in  experi- 
mental hypertonicity.  II.  Hypertonicity  of  body 
fluids  as  a  cause  of  acidosis. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  87:33,  62.    Neurophy- 

siologic  disturbances  in  hypertonic  dehydration. 
J  Pediat  63:729,  63.    Development  of  seizures 
during  rehydration  of  hypertonic  rabbits. 
WB-04226  NEU        COHEN,  JEROME,  Sch.  Med.,  Northwestern  Univ., 

Chicago,  III.       Electroencephalography  and 
severe  visual  deprivation 
NB-04228  VIS  ALLEN,  RAYMOND  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cai.       Ultra- 
structure  of  retinal  bipolar  cells 
J  Ultrastruct  Res  12:730,  65.   isolated  cilia  in  inner  retinal 
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NB-W229  VIS  LEVENE,  RALPH  Z.,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Experimental  diabetic 
retir.opathy 
NB-04230  VIS  LEVENE,  RALPH  Z.,  New  York  Univ.  Hosp., 

N.Y.C.       Experimental  corneal 

vascularization         

NB-04232  CMS        GIANCARLO,  HECTOR,  New  York  Eye,  Ear  Infrr., 

N.Y.C.       Vestibular  changes  following 
ultrasonic  radiation 


NB-04233  VIS  DUAt'JE,  THOMAS  D.,  Jefferson  Med.  Col., 

Philadelphia,  Pa.       Plethysmographic 
occlusion  of  oohinalmic  artery 

Neurology  13:259,  Mar  63.    Effects  of  applied 
ocular  oressure. 

Arch  Ophthal  70:453,  Oct  63.  Pupillary  fespoiise 
during  ophthalmodynamometry. 

Arch  Ophthal  71,  (No  4):484,  Apr  64.  PerimetTic 
and  visual  acuity  changes  during  ophthalmody- 
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Neurology  13,  (N^o'8):269,  Mar  63.  Effects 'of 
applied  ocular  pressure  and  of  positive  accelera- 
tion on  photic  driving  in  man. 

Neurology  14,  (No  8). 240,  Fvlar  64.    Plethysmo- 
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Aerospace  Med  35,  (No  1)^:969,  Oct  64.  Visual 

field  changes  during  positive  acceleration. 
Nfeul'ology  13,  (No  3):259,  Mar~63.    fht  effects 
of  applied  ocular  pressure  and  positive  accelera- 
tion on  photic  driving  in  man. 
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Columbia  Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Glial 
differentiation  and  reactivity  in 
tissue  culture 
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Anat  Rec  143:266,  64.    Electron  microscopic 

observations  on  glial  cells  in  tissue  culture. 
Excerpta  Med  18,  (No  1):9,  64.    Comparative 
light  and  electron  micrpscope  studies  of  chlor- 
promazine-treated  neurons. 
J  Cell  Biol  19:11A,  63.    Ultrastructural  sim- 
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nervous  tissue. 
Anat  Rec  151 J29,  65.   Ultrastructural  character- 
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Anat  Rec  151^382,  65.   Ultrastructural  changes 
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Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  122:15,  65.   Some  obsen/ationS 
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J  Cell  BT61  Z3:1Z1A,  64.   Ultrastructural  locafTz- 
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J  Cell  Biol  24:163, '55.   An  electron  microscope 

study  of  cultured  rat  spinal  cord. 
Life  Sci  3:1423,  64.   Evidence  for  a  direcVeTTecl 
of  thyroid  hormone  on  maturation  of  nervous 
tissue  grown  in  vitro. 
Excerpta  Med  Int  Congr  Ser  No  94,  p.  E219,  65.   Cytological 
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Proc  8th  Int  Congr  Anatomists,  Wiesbaden,  Germany,  p.  21,  65. 
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Radiat  Res  25:216,  65.   Correlative  studies  of  radiation  pro- 
tection and  ultrastructural  localization  of  AET  derivatives 
in  organotypic  mammalian  oeriuheral  nervous  tissue  cultures. 
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Baltimore.  Md.        Cortical  dendrites 
NtU         DE  BALBIAN  VERSTER,  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  U., 
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Biochem  Pharmacol  12:739,  63.    Effect  of  acetyl- 
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on  evoked  potentials  recorded  on  cortex  and 

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J  Neurochem  ij.:2/i,  64.   Cerebral  lysosomcs. 
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California,  Berkeley,  Cal.       Contour  interaction 
and  fixation  tremor  in  amblyopia 
U.S.  Pub  Health  Rep  81,  (No  4)  :329,  66.   Prevalence  of 
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Atljnt,i,Ga.       Metabolic  systems 
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and  ADP  at  site  of  aqueous  humor  oroduction. 
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Exp  Eye  Res  4,  (No  2):112,  65.    Effects  of  some  steroids  on 

aqueous  humor  dynamics 
Exp  Eye  Res  4:135,  65.   Effects  of  topically  administered 

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NB^04244  BS  DEW,  D.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  Alabama  University  NB-M263 

Perception  and  formant  measurement  of  in- 
flected vowels 
NB-M251  NEU         HEATH,  ROBERT  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  Univ.,  NB-04265 

New  Orleans,  La.       Mirror  foci  in  specific 

subcortical  nuclei  NB-04266 

Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  p.  207,  62.   Mirror  focus 
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Arch  Neurol  9:103,  63.   Experimental  "petit  mal" 

in  kittens. 
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The  Role  of  Pleasure  In  Behavior.  Harper  and 
Row,  NevK  York,  p.  173,  64.   Effects  of 
attention  and  some  chemical  compounds  upon 
trigeminal  evoked  potential. 
PHY        HAMPTON,  JOHN  K.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  U., 
New  Orleans,  La.       Hunger,  self-stimulation 
and  blood  sugar 
PMY        KANTOR,  THOMAS  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  New  York  U.  NB-04267 

Med.  Or.,  N.Y.C.       Drug  studies  in  ex- 
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NBP        CAMPBELL,  JAMES  B.,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 
New  York,  N.Y.       Laboratory  approaches 
to  certain  neural  deficits 
Acta  Neurol  Scand  39:262,  63.    Frozen- 
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peripheral  nerves. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otolaryng  68:1068,  64. 
Facial  nerve  repair.    New  surgical  techniques. 
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incisures  and  nodes  during  degeneration  and  regeneration 
of  peripheral  nerve  fibers. 
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regeneration. 
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Exp  Nfurol  12:159,  65.  Alkaline  phosphatase  activity  of 
incisures  and  nodes  during  degeneration  and  regeneration 
of  peripheral  nerve  fibers. 
Neurology  15:272,  65.    Phantom  limb  pain:  A  new  surgical  NB-04268 

approach. 
Neurology  15:290,  65.    Alkaline  phosphatase  in  degenerating 

and  regenerating  nerve. 
Neurology  16:318,  66.  Histochemical  studies  during  regen- 
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Proc  5th  Int  Congr  Neuropath,  Zurich,  p.  210,  65.   Alkaline 
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mechanisms  and  connections 
Am  J  Physiol  207:740,  64.    Responses  elicited 
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NB-04262  PHY        SANDOW,  ALEXANDER,  Inst.  Muscle  Disease,  Inc, 

New  York,  N.Y.       Ionic  mechanisms  in 
normsl  and  diseased  muscle 
Fed  Proc  22:403,  63.    Topochemical  factors 
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muscular  contraction. 
Fed  Proc  23:366,  64.   Potentiation  of  the  twitch 

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Life  Scl  3:91,  64.   Muscle  shortening  velocity 

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Proc  Int  Blophys  Mtg,  Paris,  3:7,  Jun  64. 
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Proc  Soc  Gen  Physiol  Mtg.  Woods  Hole,  Mass, 
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contraction  and  the  link  In  excitation-contrac- 
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Science  143:577,  64.  Electromechanical  coupling 
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Biochem  Z  345:232,  66.   Caffeine  potentation  of  twitch  tension 

in  frog  sartorius  muscle. 
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Fed  Proc  25:308,  66.   Caffeine  and  quinine  effects  on  Ca45 

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J  Gen  Physiol  49:937,  66.   Topochemical  factors  in  potentia- 
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J  Prosthet  Dent  14:907,  64.    Physical  and  chemical  bases  of 

muscular  contraction. 
Life  Sci  4:1149,  65.    Caffeine-induced  contracture  and 
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in  skeletal  muscle. 
Physiologist  8:266^  65.    Caffeine  effects  indicating  reticular 
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CMS        HOHMANN,  ALBERT,  St.  Joseph's  Hoso.,  Sl  Paul, 
Minn.       Auto-  and  alloplastic  mastoid 
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NSS         COHEN,  M.M.,  U.  Minnesota,  Minneapolis 

Carbohvdrale  and  amino  acid  interrelations  in  brain 
NSS  CHAIN,  E.B.,  Inst.  Superiore  Sanita,  Rome, 

Italy       Carbohydrate  and  amino  acid 
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Proc  Roy  Soc  B  156:139,  62.   The  meUbolism 

of  glucose  and  pyruvate  in  rat  retina. 
Proc  Roy  Soc  B  156:148,  62.   The  meUbolism 
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Proc  Roy  Soc  B  156:163,  62.    Interrelationship 
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Proc  Roy  Soc  B  156:168,  62.   The  influence  of 
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BBC       FERNANDEZ-MORAN,  HUMBERTO,  Univ. 
Chicago,   Chicago,   III.         Molecular 
organization  of  cell  constituents 
Biochemistry  2:756,  Jul-Aug  63.    Studies  on  the 
electron  transfer  system.    LIV.    Isolation  of 
the  unit  of  electron  transfer. 
Circulation  26:1039,  Nov  62.   Cell-membrane 
ultrastructure:  Low-temperature  electron  micrt)S- 
copv  and  x-rav  diffraction  studies  of  liooorotein 
components  in  lamellar  systems. 
Compr  Biochem  3,  63.   Correlated  electron 
microscopic  and  biochemical  studies  of  E. 
coli  pyruvate  debydrogenation  complex. 
Science  140:381,  63.    Subunit  organization  of 

mitochondrial  membranes. 
McGraw-Hill  Yearbook  Science  and  Technoloyv. 
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J  Cell  Biol  22:63,  Jul  64.   A  macromolecular 
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Boston,  Mass.        A  study  of  subdural 
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NB-M295  NEU        SCHNITZLEIN,  H.N.,  Univ.  Alabama  Med.  Cr., 

Birmingham,  Ala.        The  comparative  anatomy 
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Am  Zool  4,  (No  1):21,  Feb  64.    Correlation  of 

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Alabama  J  Med  SciTTSSS,  64;  The  olfactory 
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NB-04296  NEU        COBEN,   LAWRENCE  A.,  Washington  Univ., 

St.  Louis,  Mo.        Anion  transport  from 
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NB-04299  NEU        FROMM,  GERHARD  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  Univ., 

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tiectroenceph  ulin  Neuropnysioi  ii:bi\},  o4. 
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NB-04300  NEU        STERN,  JACK,  Southwestern  Med.  Sch., 

Univ.  Texas,  Dallas,  Texas       Modulation 
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Arch  Neurol  6:404,  May  62.   Supraspinal  and 

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NB-04301  NEU        EISENMAN,  JOSEPH  S.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

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Illinois,  Urbana       Estimation  of  acoustic  gain  in 
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NB-04308  CMS        KOPRA,  LENNART  L.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ.  Texas, 

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NB-04312  NEU         REINOSO-SUAREZ,  F.,  U.  Pamplona,  Spain 

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NB-04313  MC         EPSTEIN,  WILLIAM  W.,  Univ.  Utah,  Salt  Lake 

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NB-04315  HED        MILLER"/ JAMES  A.;,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  Univ., 

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NB-04316  PET        RESSLER,  CHARLOTTE,  Inct.  Muscle  Disease, 

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Fed  Proc  22:651,  63.   Biosynthesis  of  asparagine 
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Atlanta,  Ga.       The  rile  of  corticoids 
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Acta  Ophthal  41:li\  63.  Aldosterone  and 

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Fed  Proc  21,  (No  2),  Mar-Apr  62.    Rabbet  in- 
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Acta  Ophthal  41:1,  63.    Influences  of  chlor- 
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Proc  Assn"Res"0?fitiraI,  Southeast  Sect  Mtg, 
Gainesville,  Fla,  Mar  64.    Steroids  and  aque- 
ous burner  dynamics. 
NB-04319  VIS         WALTZMAN,  MORTON  B.,  Sch.  Med.,  Emory 

Univ.,  Atlanta,  Ga.        Parasympatliomimetic 
properties  of  o'-ular  extracts 
Fed  Proc  22  (No  2),  63.    Effects  of  an  endogen- 
ous ocular  substance(s)  on  ouoil  size. 
Fed  Proc  24,  (Ho  2):277,  65.    Gas  chromatographic  analysis 

of  naturally  occurring  fatty  acids  in  the  iris. 
Invest  Ophthal  4,  (No  5):952,  65.    Ocular  effects  of  fatty 

acids  extracted  from  the  iris. 

NB;iM320  SSS  BOOK,  JAN  A.,  Inst.  Med.  Genetics,  Uppsala, 

Sweden       Cooperative  study  of  blood 
groups  and  chromosomes 
Acta  Genet  (Basel)  13:89,  63.    Genetic 
variations  of  human  serum  phosphatases. 
Acta  Genet  (Basel)  13:226,  63.    Variations  "in 
the  serum  esterases  of  humr.ns,  apes  ^.nd 
monkeys. 
Acta  Genet  (Basel)  13:231,  63.    Genetic 
variations  of  the  human  serum  postalbumins  (the 
Gc-groups). 
Acta  Genet  (Basel)  13:366,  63.    Further 
studies  on  the  associatioi  between  human 
seruin  phosphatases  and  blood  groups. 
Acta  Psychiat  Scand  39:114,  63.    The  karyo- 
type in  T.  Sjogren's  syndrome. 
Acta  Psychiat  Scand  39:309,  63.    Cytogenet- 
ical  investigations  in  ciiildhood  schizophrenia. 
Commun  11th  Int  Conor  Genet,  Haaij,  63. 
Observations  on  the  effect  of  phytohemaggluti- 
nin  on  leucocytes  from  adult;  and  noivboms. 
Cytogenetics  2:208,  63.    A  ca?::  of  XXXXY 
sex  chromosome  anomaly  with  autoradiographic 
studies. 
Mod  ProbI  Pediat  8:41,  63.    Chromosomal 

abnormalities  in  tv/o  monqclism-1'ke  syndromes. 
Path  Biol  11:1159,  63.    Some  new  riats  on 

autosomal  aberrations  in  man. 
Science  141,  (No  3579):424,  Aug  63.    Poly- 
ploidy anc!  endoreduplication  ii:  human  leuko- 
cyte culiuies  treated  witli  6-mercapiopyruvate. 
NB-04321  SSS         VAN  LOGHEM,  J.J.,  CenU'al  Lab  Netherlands 

Red  Cross  Blood  Trans.  Svc,  Landsteiner 
Fd:;.,  Amsterdam,  Netherlands 
Collaborative  study  of  blood  groups  and 
chromosomes 
Proc  lllh  Int  Cong  Genet,  The  Hague,  Sep  63. 
Deviations  from  the  Mendel ian  laws  in  human 
tamilies. 


1782 


^uinposuiuii  ui  Liie  yefioine  on  natural  semcLiut), 
NB-04322  SSS  TURPIN,  RAYMOND,  Inst.  Progenese,  Parfs, 

France       Cooperative  study  of 
chromosomes  and  blood  groups 
Ann  Biol  Clin  21:135,  63.    Aspects  g^netiques 

des  dysproteinemies. 
Bull  Mens  Soc  Med  Hop,  Paris,  113:168,  62. 
Anomalies  du  metabolisme  du  tryptophane 
dans  la  maladie  monqolienne. 
Bull  Mens  Soc  Med  Hop,  Paris,  (No  12):916,  62. 

Dysgenesie  gonad o-somati que  XXXXY. 
Bull  Soc  Chim  Biol  45:20,  63.    Anomalies  bio- 
chimiques  dans  la  trisomie  21  (maladie  mon- 

golienne)  techniques  et  r^sultats  des  dosages  NB-04333 

des  metabolites  urinaries  du  tryptophane. 
Chester  Beatty  Cons,  London,  62.    Chromosome 

abnormalities  and  the  leukaemic  process. 
Chester  Beatty  Cong,  London,  62.   Detection  of 
segmentary  heterochromia  in  foetus  irradiated 
in  utero. 
Ccngr&s  d'He'matologie,  Mexico,  Sep  62.    Sur 
les  anomalies  chromosomiques  rencontrees  au 

cours  de  certaines  leucemies  aigues  myelo-  NB-04334 

blastioues. 
C  R  Acad  Sci  254:4404,  62.    Monozygotisme 
heterocatyote:  Jumeau  normal  et  jumeau  triso- 
mique  21. 
C  R  Acad  Sci  255:3088,  62.    Hermaphrodisme 

XX/XXY 
C  R  Acad  Sci  256:1195,  63.    Constitution  NB-M335 

d'un  clone  a  54  chromosomes  au  cours  d'une 
leucoblastose  chez  une  enfant  mongolienne. 
C  R  Journess  d'Endocrinologie  Marseille,  Jun  NB-04336 

63.    Les  caryotypes  de  la  trisomie  21. 
Helv  Pediat  Acta  17:301,  62.    Contribution  J 
I  '  etuoe  des  jumeaux  mongoliens.  Un  cas  de  NB-04337 

monozygotisme  h^terol<aryote. 
Presse  Me'd  p.  219,  Jan  63.    Les  hypogly- 
cemies  des  tumeurs  mesenchymateuses  extra 
oancreatiques. 
Rev  Franc  Etudes  Clin  Biol  7:644,  62.    Deux 
cas  de  leucose  aigue  myeloblastique  avec 
cellules  sanguines  normales  et  cellules  hapio 
(21ou22) 
Transfusion  5:219,  62.    Les  anomalies  chromo- 
somiques dans  les  hemopathies.  NB-04338 
Ann  Biol  Clin  22,  CNo  1-2)  ;59,  64.  Chromosdrnes 

et  enzymes. 
Ann  Genit  PSH5  6,  (No  1T13,  63.   TcartSjoCation  NB-04339 

familale  2-22  association  a  un  syndrome  de 
Turner  haplo-x. 
CR  AMd  Sei  PaCiS  257:3098,  Nov  63.    TCoiS  tas 
de  deletion  partielle  du  bras  court  d'un  chromo- 
some 5. 
Pedlatrie  19,  (No  1):43,  64.  Cointidente  de  mon- 
golisme  et  de  syndrome  de  Klinefelter  chez  I'urJ  NB-04340 

et  I'autre  jumeaux  d'une  paire  monozygote  . 
NB-04323  NEU        PETAJAN,  JACK  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Wisconsin, 

Madison,  Wis.       Temperature  control  and 
the  ontogeny  of  the  hypothalamus 
NB-04324  NEU        HYDE,  JOHN  B.,  Meharry  Med.  Col., 

Nashville,  Tenn.       Blood  vessels 
of  the  cerebral  cortex 
Nature,  Dec  63  .    Transmission  of  ultraviolet  NB-04341 

rays  in  quartz  fibers. 
Anat  Rec,  65.  A  30-irinute  trichrome  method: 
staining  cerebral  blood  vessels  and  connective 
tissue. 
Anat  Rec,  65.   Postnatal  growth  of  neopallfal 
arteries  in  man. 
tlB-04325  SURG       MORALES,  PABLO,  Nev»  York  U.  Med.  Cr., 

N.Y.C.       Hydrodynamics  of  bladder 
in  neurologic  conditions 
Arch  Phys  Med  45:270,  64.    Excretory  and  direct  cystometry 

in  the  neurogenic  bladder. 
J  Urol  93:57,  65.    Perineometer  testing  of  the  bulbocavernosi^s 
reflex. 
NB-04330  NEU         HARKIN,  JAMES  C,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  Univ., 

New  Orleans,  La.       Electron  microscopic 
study  of  regeneration  of  nerves 
Fed  Proc  22:316,  63.   Nerve  regeneration; 
variations  in  ultrastructure. 
Am  J  Path  44:30A,  64.   Electron  microscopic  studies  of 

Schwann  cplls  durina  nerve  reaeneration.  NB-U434Z 

Fed  Proc  22:316,  63.   Nerve  regeneration;  variations  in  ultra- 
structure. 
Fed  Proc  23:129,  64.   Electron  microscopic  observations  of 
glutaraldehyde-fixed  neoplastic  and  hyperplastic  lesions  of 
peripheral  verves. 
J  Cell  Biol  19:31A,  63.  A  linear  structure  or  vinculum  appar- 
ently bonding  the  layers  of  the  myelin  sheath. 
J  Cell  Biol  25,  (Part  2):69,  65.    Morphological  and  bio- 
chemical correlates  of  cerebral  microsomes.    I.  Isolation 
and  chemical  characterization. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  23:164,  64.   Repair  of  peripheral 

nerves;  electron  microscooic  studies. 
Nat  Cancer  Inst  Monogr  No  12,  p.  85,  63.   Prostatic  ultra- 
structure. 
"Z^ellforsch  64:189,  64.   A  series  of  desmosomal  attach- 
ments in  the  Schwann  sheath  of  myelinated  mammalian 
nerves. 


l..aiiiijr  luyc,  iviuab.        riiybiuiuyiuai  auu 
acoustical  studies  of  speech 
Proc  Acoust  Soc  Am  Mtg,  Ann  Arbor,  Nov  63. 
Cineradiographic  studies  of  speech:  Procedures 
and  objectives. 
Proc  5th  Congr  Int  Accustique,  Leige,  p.  7,  Sep  65. 
Cineradiographic  studies  of  speech:    Implications  of  a 
detailed  analysis  of  certain  articulatory  movements. 
Proc  5th  Congr  Int  .Acoustique,  Liege,  p.  7,  Sep  65.    On  the 
relations  between  lateral  cineradiographs,  area  functions, 
and  acoustic  spectra  of  speech. 
Thesis,  MA,  J.  T.Williams,  Mass  Inst  Technol,  Aug  65. 

A  static  model  of  tongue  position  during  vowel  articulation. 
VIS  O'ROURKE,  J.,  Georgetown  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

Washington,  6.C.       Uveal  blood  flow 
and  netabolism 
Invest  Ophthal  3,  (PJO^):227,  Apl' 64.    U\i6'S\ 
blood  flow  determined  by  the  nitrous  oxide 
method. 
Invest  Ophthai  3,  (No  2)  :237,  Apr  64.   Uveal 
tissue  respiration  and  glycolysis  in  living  ex- 
perimental animals. 
VIS         ZADUNAISKY,  JOSE  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Louisville,  Louisville..  Ky.       Corneal 
electrophysiology 
Proc  Biophys  Soc  8th  Ann  Mtg,  San  Francisco,  Feb  65. 

Chloride  active  transport  in  the  isolated  frog  cornea. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  PhysicI  Sci,  Tokyo,  Sep  65.   Chloride 
active  transport  and  ATPase  in  the  Isolated  Froq  Cornea. 
NEU        GURDJIAN,  ELISHA  S.,  Col.  Med.,  Wayne 
State  Univ.,  Detroit,  Mich.         Cerebral 
metabolism  in  deep  hypothermia 
NEU        GURDJIAN,  ELISHA  S.,  Col.  Med.,  Wayne  Sute 
Univ.,  Detroit,  Mich.       Pial  circulation 
in  deep  hyoobhermia 
PHY        TUTTLE,  RICHARD  S.,  Masonic  Fdn.  Med. 
Research  and  Human  Welfare,  Utica,  N.Y. 
Neurophysiology  of  the  lateral  horn  cells 
Life  Sci  3:421,  64.   t'eriodic  versus  continuous 
stimulation  of  cat  sympathetic  preganglionic 
nerves  on  heart  rate  and  contraction  of  the  nic- 
titating membrane. 
"PtiysiblaglSt  7,  (Nd  3) ,  AUJ  6^.   HyCifitfihSToil 
evoked  by  stimulation  of  the  medulla  of  the 
camatose  cat. 
PHY        KARLER,  R..  Col.  Med.,  U.  Utah,  Salt  Lake  City 
Role  of  carbon  dioxide  in  the  central  nervous 
system 
MET       FITCH,  COY  0.,  Univ.  Arkansas  Med.  Cr., 
Little  Rock,  Ark.       Study  of  metabolic 
changes  in  diseases  of  muscle 
Neurology  13:347,  63.   Creatine  metabolism  in 

muscle  wasting  disease. 
J  Clin  Invest  43:444,  64.   A  study  of  creatine 
metabolism  in  diseases  causinn  muscle  wasting. 
SRC        YIM,  GEORGE  K.W.,Sch.  Pharm.,  Purdue 
Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind.       Mechanisms 
in  the  production  of  tremor 
Pharmacologist  5:243,  63.    Acetylcholine-like 

structure  and  tremorine  tremors.         

Tiit  j  Neuropharmacor3:571,  64^  EfFectsnoT 
remorine  and  cholingergic  drugs  on  the  isolated 
cerebral  cortex. 
SRC        SHARPLESS,  SETH  K.,  Albert  Einstein 
Col.  Med.,  Bronx,  N.Y.       Sensitization 
after  functional  denervation 
Ann  Rev  Physiol  26:357,  64.    Reorganization 
of  function  in  tiie  nervous  system  -  use  and 
disuse. 
Fed  Proc  24:140,  65.    Somatosensory  cortex 

and  interhemispheric  transfer. 
"TTie  PharmacoloqlcaT  Basis  oFTherapeiitTcs. 
Macmillan  Co.,  New  York,  Ch.  9,  65.   Hyp- 
notics and  sedatives.    I.   The  barbiturates. 
~ThTPKarmacqlogic¥l'B'a5ir6rTlierapeuticT, 
Macmillan  Co.,  New  York,  Ch.  10,  6b.   Hyp- 
notics  and  sedatives.    II.  Miscellaneous  agents. 
The  PharmacologicaTBasis  orTheraoeutlcs. 
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analgesics. 

\ peutii 

Macmillan  Co.,  New  York,  Ch.  16,  65.  Drug 


"The  PTiarmac olooical  Basis  of  T}ierape}itics_ 
Macmillan  Co.,  New  York, 
addiction  and  drug  abuses. 


VIS 


HURVICH,  LEO  M.,  Univ.  Pennsylvania, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.       Visual  mechanisms — 
Temporal  and  inductive  aspects 
Acta  Psychol  23:304,  64.   Brain  and  visual  per- 
ception symposium.  _ 
Psychonom  Sci  1:11,  64.    Does  anomalous  coror 

vision  imoly color  weakness' 
Thesis,  Univ  New  York,  Jun  64.   An  experimental 
examin.ation  of  the  spectral  luminosity  construct. 
Thesis,  Univ  Pennsylvania,  Dec  64.  The  scaling 

of  small  .ind  large  color  differences. 
Vision  Res  4:135,  64.   Theory  of  brightness  and 

color  contrast  in  iiuman  vision. 
Cnntrihiitinns  In  Sencorv  PhvsinlQOV.  Academic 
Press,  New  York,  1:179,  65.  Vision  of  inter- 
mittent light. 
Handbook  of  Mathematical  Psychology,  John  Wiley  &  Sons, 
New  York,  p.  99,  65.    I  htoretical  ireaLments  of  selected 
visual  problems. 
Outlines  of  a  Theory  of  the  Light  Sense,  Harvard  Univ  Press, 

Cambridge,  64. 
Recent  Progress  in  Photobiology,  Blackwell  Pub  Co,  OxforJ, 
p.  91,  65.    Visual  processes  in  man  and  animals:   Intro- 
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1783 


MB^4343  SSS  RANSOHOFF,  JOSEPH,  Sch.  Med.,  New  York  NE-04358 

Uiiiv.,  N.Y.C.       Aneurysms  and  acute 
subarachnoid  hemorrhage 
Radiology  83,  (No  6):1016,  Dec  M.   AnaiograpHIc 
investigation  of  ruptured  intracranial  aneurysms 
NB-04344  SSS  GRAF,  CARL  J.,  Buffalo  General  Hosp., 

Buffalo,  N.Y.       Aneurysms  and  acute  NB-04359 

sub:irachnoid  hemorrhage  double-blind 
study 
J  Neurosurg  19,  (No  3):254,  Mar  62. 
Pituitary  carcinoma  in  a  child  with  distant 
metastases . 
J  Neurosurg  20,  (No  12):1029,  Dec  63  . 
Trigeminal  compression  for  tic  douloureux— 
An  evaluation. 
J  Neurol  Neurosurg  Psychiat27:15T,  64T  Report 
of  a  case  of  cerebral  aneurysm  in  an  adult  de- 
veloping apparently  de  novo. 
NB-04345  SSS        ALLEN,  MARSHALL  B.,  Jr.,   Med.  Col.  Georgia, 

Augusta,  Ga.        A  cooperative  clinical  study 
of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid  hemorrhage 
NB-04347  SSS  ROSS,  ALEXANDER  T.,  Indiana  Univ.  Med. 

Cr.,  Indianapolis,  Indiana       Study  of 
aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid  hemorrhage 
NB-04348  SSS         SWEET,  WILLIAM  H.,  Massachusetts  Gen. 

Hosp.,  Boston,  Mass.       Aneurysms  and 
acute  subarachnoid  hemorrhage 
J  Neurosurg  20:471,  63.   Disease  of  the  skull: 

A  study  with  electromagnetic  flowmeter. 
J  Neurosurg  20:471,  63.   Carotid  blood  flow  In 

Paoet's  disease  of  the  skull. 
Surg  Forum  14:422,  63.    Localized  brain  cooling: 

An  adjunct  for  hemostasis. 
J  NucI  Med  5:193,  64.    Labeling  of  human  globu- 
lin with  1124  for  positron  scanning  of  neoplasms. 
NB^04349  MC  CANNON,  JOSEPH  G.,  Sch.  Phar.,  State 

Univ.  Iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa       Synthesis 
of  emetic  compounds  related  to  apomorphine 
J  Pharm  Sci  52:1112,  63.    Reinvestigation  of 
the  biological  activities  of  diacetylapomorphine 
and  'triacetylapomorphine'. 
NB-04350  SSS  ETTINGER,  MILTON  G.,  Minneapolis  Gen. 

Hosp.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.       Cooperative 
study  of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid 
hemorrhage 
TO-04351  SSS  McKISSOCK,WYLIEO.,  Atkinson  Morley's 

Hosp.,  Wimbledon,  London,  England 
Study  of  aneurysms  and  acute  subarachnoid 
hemorrhage 
Rrain  86  (nn  1).189.  63.    Fchnpnrpnhalnaranhv 
Brit  Med  J  2:1701,  Dec  62.    Radiology  of  intra- 
cranial flneurvsm<;. 
Biochem  Clin  3,  64.    Clinical  chemistry  of  sub- 
arachnoid haemorrhage.  _ 
Clin  Sci  27:223,  64.    Blood  cha'nge's'ohTntra- 
venous  administration  of  manitol  or  ureal  for 
reduction  of  inU'acranial  pressure  in  neurosur- 
gical patients.  NB-04360 
NB-04352               PHY        RANCK,  JAMES  B.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       Specific 
impedance  of  brain 
Exp  Neurol  9:1,  64.    Specific  impedance  of 
cerebral  cortex  during  spreading  depression, 
and  an  analysis  of  neuronal,  neuroglial,  and 
interstitial  contributions. 
Exp  Neurol  11:451,65.  The  specific  impedance  of  the  dorsal 

columns  of  cat:    An  anisotropic  medium. 
Physiologist  8:308,  65.   Electrophysiological  correlates  of 
cell  division  in  froa  egos. 
NB^04353  PET        MAYNERT,  E.W.,Sch.T^ed.,  Johns  Hopkins  UnTv., 

Baltimore,  Md.       Pharmacology  of  brain 
norepinephrine 
Biochem  Pharmacol  12:113,  63.   Effect  of  drugs 
on  the  stress-induced  release  of  brain  norepine- 
phrine. 
Anat  Rec  145:299,  63.    Dendritic  alterations 

in  experimental  epileptogenic  foci. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  13:615,  64.   The  subcellular 
localization  of  brain-stem  norepinephrine  and 

5-hydroxytryptamine  in  stressed  rats.  NB-04361 

Fed  Proc  23:350,  64.   Vesicles  containing  nore- 
pinephrine (NE)  and  5-hydroxytryptamine  (B- 
HT)  from  disrupted  nerve-ending  particles  NEPs). 
J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  143:90,  64.    Stress-induced 
release  of  brain  norepinephine  and  its  inhibition 
by  drugs. 
J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  143:332,  64.   The  release 
of  5-hydroxytryptamine,  potassium  and  amino 

acids  from  platelets.  "NB-04362 

J  Pharmacol  Exp  Ther  144:385,  64.   The  presence 
of  norepinephrine  and  5-hydroxytryptamine  in 
vesicles  from  disrupted  nerve-ending  particles. 
Life  Sci  3:1067,  64.    Some  observations  on  NB-04365' 

nerve-endinb  particles  and  synaptic  vesicles. 
Pharmacologist  6:176,  64.   Uptake  and  release 
of  norepinephrine  and  5-hydroxytryptamine  by 
nerve-ending  particles  and  synaptic  vesicles. 
Pharmacologist  6:191,  64.   Effects  of  C.N. S.  de-  NB-04366 

piessants  on  brain  acetyl -choline. 
NB-04355  PET        GILL,  EDWARD  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Oxford  Univ., 

Oxford,  England       Polypeptide  models 
of  drug  receptors 


CB  ROTHSTEIN,  HOWARD,  Col.  Arts,  Sci,,  U. 

Vermont,  Burlington,  Vt.       Cell  division 

and  amino  acid  incorporation  in  lens 

Eyp  Cell  Rts  35:548,  Sfrfmobme  u  irtjUhy  m 

the  lens  epithelium  of  the  bullfron  (Rana  cates- 
beiana) . 
PET        CARLSSON,  ARVID,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Gothenburg, 
Gothenburg,  Svveden       Physiological  role  of 
nonadrenaline  in  brain 
Acta  Physiol  Scand  58:383,  63.    Cellular 
localization  of  monoamines  in  the  median  emi- 
nence and  in  the  infundibular  stem  of  some 
mammals. 
Acta  Physiol  Scand  59:295,  63.    Evidence  of 
dopamine  -  containing  neurons  in  the  retina  of 
rabbits. 
Acta  Physiol  Scand  60:112,  64.    Cellular 

localization  of  monoamines  in  the  spinal  cord. 
Acta  Physiol  Scand  61:1,  64.    Efferent  muscle 

innervation  and  rigidity. 
Exoerienta  19:359,  63.    5-Hydroxytryptamine 
of  the  spinal  cord  normally  and  after  transec- 
tion. 
Experientia  19:654,  63.    The  effect  of  DOPA 
on  spinal  reflexes  from  the  FRA  (flexor  reflex 
afferents). 
Psychopharmacologia  4:418,  63.    Temporary 
and  partial  antagonism  by  L-DOPA  of  rcserpine 
induced  suppression  of  a  conditioned  avoidance 
response. 
Psychopharmacologia  5:178,  63.    Brain  and 
heart  catecholamine  levels  after  L-DOPA 
administration  in  reseroine  treated  mice:  Corre- 
lations with  a  conditioned  avoidance  response. 
Acta  phartnacoi  21:183,  64.  MhlbiUM  by  5-hy- 
droxytryptophan  of  insulin-induced  adrenaline 
depletion. 
Acta  Pharmacol  21:260,  64.^0n  the  mechanism 
of  noradrenaline  depletion  bya-methyl  mcta- 
tyrosine  metaraminol. 
A«a  Physiol  Scand  62:iiS,  e4.    ihe  time  course 
of  the  disappearance  of  noradrenaline  and  5-hy- 
droxytryptamine in  the  spinal  cord  after  transection 
Experientia  20:328,  64.   On  the  presence  of  dihy- 

droxyphenylalanine  decarboxylase  in  nerves. 
Life  Sci  (No  12):889,  63.    Reserpine-resistant 

uptake  mechanisms  of  noradrenaline  in  tissues. 
Life  Scf  3:473,  64.  3-Hydroxytryptamine~reTeTse 

by  nerve  stimulation  of  the  spinal  cord.     

QFe^Sci  3:1335,  64.    Some  Factors  influencing  the 
release  of  noradrenaline  into  the  blood  following 
sympathetic  stimulation. 
Life  Sci  4:121,  65.    Extraheurmial  binding  as  a 
possible  factor  of  tyramine  uptake  by  sympa- 
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Life  Sci  4:129,  65.   Noradrenaline  release  by 
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responses  in  the  newborn  infant. 
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Indianapolis,  Ind.       Neurophysiology  of 
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J  Kansas  Speech  Hearing  Assn  3:4,  62.    Re- 
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Cornell  Univ.,  Ithaca,  Uy.       Origin 
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Physiologist  7:97,  64.    Modification  of  evoked  potentials 

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Chicago,  Chicago,  111.       Surface 
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Ann  Arbor.  Mich.       Vestibular  suoression 
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Kansas  City,  Kans,       Topography  and 
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peripheral  nervous  system 


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NB-04512  NEU        SWEET,  WILLIAM  H.,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp., 

Boston,  Mass.       Exchanges  between  blood, 
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J  Neurophysiol  27:672,  64.   Na,  K,  Ca,  Mg  and 
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in  choriod-plexus  fluid  to  that  in  plasma. 
J  Physiol  181:516,  65.    Effects  of  Pc02  and  composition 
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Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.        Coordinated  basic 
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65.  Analysis  of  the  scattered  radiation  encountered  in  low-  NB-04539 

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1790 


NB-04554 
NB-04555 


NB-04560 


NB-04561 


NEU 


NB-04562 
NB-04564 

NB-04565 
HB-04568 


NB-(M576 


NB-M578 


J  Pharmacol  Exp  Thw  150:443,  65.   Influence  of  aging  on  the 

activity  of  anticonvulsant  drugs. 
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of  some  benzodiazepines. 
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of  the  cereoral  cortex  of  the  rat.  NB-04579 

Pharmacologist  7:220,  65.  The  anticonvulsant  effects  of 

aminonucleoside. 
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central  nervous  system.  NB-04582 

PET        GERO,  ALEXANDER,  Hahnemann  Medical  Col., 
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treated  anurans. 
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anurans. 
Gen  Comp  Endocr  5:411,  65.  Thyroxin-stimulated  oxidative 
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feences  in  the  uptake  of  |131-triiodothyronine 
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Exp  NeuronD:Z51,  64.  Comparative  uptakes  of 
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on  human  oculomotor  function 
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610 


NEU 


NEU 


VIS 


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PC  MOSCATELLI,  EZIO  A.,  Southwestern 

Med.  Sch.,  Univ.  Texas,  Dallas,  Tex. 
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Lang  Speech  7,  (No  4):215,  64.   Lip  positions 
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NEU        SUTIN,  JEROME,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ.,  New 
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PHY        ADELMAN,  WILLIAM  J.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
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NB-04602  VIS  RUBIN,  LIONEL  F.,  Sch.  Vet.  Med.,  Univ. 

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J  Am  Vet  Med  Assn  144:1387,  64.   AuricufopaT- 
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Nb-04603  NEU         RISS,  WALTER,  DownsUte  Med.  Cr.,  State  Univ. 

New  York,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.       Evolution  of 
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Anat  Rec  154:463,  66.    Degeneration  following  telencephalic 
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NB-04604  BM  SMITH,  J.  LAWTON,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Miami, 

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Indianapolis,  Ind.       Study  of  diffuse 
degenerative  CNS  diseases 
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NB-04610  NEU        DENNY-BROWN,  DEREK,  Boston  City  Hosp., 

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Med  Clin  N  Am  1525,  63.    Rare  myopathies. 
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Trans  1st  Panam  (Tongr  Neurol  44,  63.    The 

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NB-04618 
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Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:201,  65.   Electroence- 

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of  the  nemaline  structures. 
Pediatrics  36:736,  Nov  65.   Homocystinuria:    A  report  in  two 

siblinos. 
Proc  Am  Acad  Neurol  18th  Ann  Mtg,  Philadelphia,  Apr  66. 
Alterations  in  EEG  of  awake  man  produced  by  hyperventila- 
tions:   Effects  of  10(f/.  oxygen  at  three  atmospheres  (abso- 
lute) oressure. 
Proc  Am  Assn  Neuropath,  Jul  66.   Effects  of  bilirubin  on 

tissue  cultures  of  cerebellum. 
Proc  Eng  Med  Biol  18th  Ann  Conf,  Philadelphia,  Nov  65.   A 

raoid  response  continuous  flow  blood  oH  measuring  unit. 
Proc  3rd  Int  Conf  Hypcrboric  Med,  Durham,  N.C,  Nov  65.   The 
electroencephalogram  of  awake  man  during  hyperventilation: 
Effects  of  lOCP/c  oxygen  at  three  atmosnheres  (ahsnhjtp) 
pressure. 
Proc  6th  Int  Congr  Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  p  81,  Sep 
65.   Thalamic  influences  on  intracellular  recording  from  cort- 
ical neurons  in  eoileotoaenicfoci  produced  by  cold  lesions  in 
cat. 
Proc  Nat  Cancer  Conf,  J  B  Lippincott,  Philadelphia,  65. 
Effects  upon  the  central  nervous  system,  peripheral  nerve, 
myoneural  junction,  and  muscle  by  carcinoma  remote  from 
such  organs. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  Mtg,  Jun  66.   Effects  of  the  melal>olites 

of  phenylketonuria  in  tissue  culture  of  cerebellum. 
Tranc  Din  ^ri     WaQhinotnn  .  65     The  nprindic  naralvses. 
Handbook  of  Clinical  Psychology,  McGraw-Hill  Book  Co,  New 

York.  bb.    seizures  and  convulsive  disorders. 
PET         KEATS,  ARTHUR  S.,  Col.  Med.,  Baylor  Univ., 
Houston,  Tex.       Neostigmine  antagonism 
of  decamethonium 
CMS       DUVALL,  ARNDT  J.,  Ill,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Minnesota,   Minneapolis,   Minn.         f^luid 
barriers  within  the  cochlea 
Acta  Otolaryng  57:581,  64.    Site  of  action  of 
streptomycin  upon  inner  ear  sensory  cells. 
/Cell  Biol^5,(No  D":l,  Apr  65.  The  ultra^ 
structure  of  the  kinocilium  of  the  sensory  cells 
in  the  inner  ear  and  lateral  line  organs. 
NEU         BRAY,  PATRICK  F.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ.  Utah, 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       Protein  studies 
in  neurodegenerative  disease 
PET        WAUD,  DOUGLAS  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Harvard  Univ., 
Boston,  Mass.       Study  of  drug-receptor 
interactions 
CMS        DOLOWITZ,  DAVID  A.,  Sch.  Surg.,  Univ. 
Utah,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       Neural 
basis  and  diagnostic  value  of  vestibular 
reflexes 
Acta  Otolaryng  56:663,  63  .    Studies  on  habit- 
uation of  vestibular  reflexes  .  VI .  Habituation 
in  darkness  of  calorically  induced  nystagmus, 
laterotorsion  and  vertigo  in  man. 
Arch  Intern  Med  112:693,  63.    Painful  dys- 
function of  temporomandibular  joint . 
Laryngoscope  73:893,  63  .    Latorotorsion:  A 

vestibular  spinal  reflex. 
Texas  J  Med  59:878,  63  .   Connective  tissue, 
inflammation,  and  allergy. 


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fJB-04633 
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NB-04636 
NB-04637 

NB-04640 


Texas  Med  J  59:962,  63  .    Hearing  rehabilita- 
tion with  modified  radical  mastoidectomy. 
Am  J  Cardiol  14:18,  64.   Physiologic  actions 

of  heoarin  not  related  to  blood  clotting. 
EENT  Dig  26,  CNo  10)  :75,  64.   Control  of  allergy 
and  inflammation  with  heparin. 
VIS  DAYTON,  GLENN  0.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Develop- 
mental study  of  coordinated  eye  movements 
Trans  Pacific  Coast  Oto-Ophth  Sec  44:65,  63. 
Electro-oculography,  technique  and  clinical 
application. 
Archuphthal  /i:6/i,  jun  6^.   Ijevelopmental 
study  of  coordinated  eye  movements  in  the 
human  infant.    II.  An  electro-oculographic 
study  of  the  fixation  reflex  in  the  newBom. 
Arch  Qphthal  71:865,  64.   Developmental  study  of  coordinated 
eye  movements  in  the  human  infant.   I.  Visual  acuity  in  the 
nev/born  human. 
Develop  Med  Child  Neurol  7,  (No  1):88,  65.   Pilot  study  of 

readina  problems  in  cerebral  palsied  adults. 
J  Pediat  Ophthal  9,  Oct  64.   The  electro-oculogram  as  a 

diaanostic  tool  in  retinitis  pigmentosa. 
Neurology  14:1152,  64.   Analysis  of  characteristics  of  fixation 
reflex  in  infants  by  use  of  direct  current  electro-oculography. 
Al  BERL,  SOLL,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg.,  Columbia 

Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Antibody  response 
to  CNS  tissue  and  enzyme  inhibition 
CMS        CUTT,  ROGER  A.,  Presbyterian  Hosp., 

Philadelphia,  Pa.       Cochlear  assessment 
of  auditory  sensitivity 
Arch  Otolaryng  82:147,  65.    Preliminary  results  with 

cryosurgery  of  the  labyrinth. 
VIS         AGUILAR  RICO,  MARIANO,  Instituto  de  Optica, 
Madrid,   Spain         Electroretinographic  study 
of  visual   function 
VIS  HAMASAKI,  DUCO  I.,  Bascom  Palmer  Eye  Inst., 

Miami,  Fla.       Effect  of  ions  and  drugs 
on  the  electroretinogram 
J  Physiol  167:156,  63 .   The  effect  of  sodium 
ion  concentration  on  the  electroretinogram  of 
the  isolated  retina  of  the  frog  . 
Arch  Ophthal  73:843,  65.   Abolition  of  the  electroretinogram. 
J  Physiol  173:449,  64.   The  electroretinogram  after  applica- 
tion of  various  substances  to  the  isolated  retina. 
NEU        OWENS,  GUY,  Health  Research,  Inc.,  Buffalo, 
N.Y.       Cerebral  ventricular  perfusion 

studies _       

Anal  Bioehem  9,  (No  1):48,  Sip  64.   Dctermina- 
tion  of  blood  ether  levels  by  gas-liouid  chroma- 
tography. 
J  Surg  Res  2,  (Np  4):283,  Jul  62.    Liver  lipid" 

as  a  source  of  post-traumatic  embolic  fat. 
Neurology  13,  (No  3)  :251,  Maf  63.   Exp«rimental 
evidence  of  potential  blood  flow  from  vein  to 
capillary  bed  in  brain. 
Neurology  14,  (No  35:244,  Mar  64.   Selective 
brain  cooling  produced  by  cerebral  ventricular 
perfusion. 
New  York  J  Med  64,  ( No  22)  :2764,  Nov  64. 
Diethyl  ether  anesthesia  and  nitrogen  mustard. 
Synergistic  effects  on  central  nervous  system. 
VIS         LOVELL,  WILLIAM  V.',  Route  Two,  Box  18, 
Sanford,  Fla.        Modified  Lovell  eye  magnet 
for  nonmagnetic  metals 
NEU         KUYPERS,  HENRICUS  G.J.M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio       Descending 
pathways  in  the  brain 
Anat  Rec  148:382,  64.   Cortico-rubral  projections 

in  the  monkey. 
Int  J  Neuropharmacol  4:78,  65.   The  organizatiori 

of  the  motor  system. 
J  Anat  98,  (No  2)  :143,  64.  The  distribution  of 
the  cortical  fibers  within  the  nuclei  cuneatus 
and  gracilis  in  the  cat. 
F>roqress  in  Brain  Research,  Elsevier  Pub  Co., 
Amsterdam,  vol  2,  64.   The  descending  pathways 
to  the  spinal  cord,  their  anatomy  and  function. 
Anat  Rec,  o.  397,  65.    Cortico-cortical  connections  of  the 
lateral  surface  of  the  hemisphere  in  the  Rhesus  monkey. 
Anat  Rec  151:420,  65.   A  new  silver  method  for  degeneration 

in  the  spinal  cord. 
Anat  Rec  151:461,  65. 

Rhesus  monkey. 
Neurology  15:282,  65.    Cortical  and  subcortical  motor 

pathways  in  the  monkev. 
Science  148:973,  65.   Pyramidal  and  non-pyramidal  pathways 

in  monkevs:    Anatomical  and  functional  correlation. 
NEU         RENUART,  ADHEMAR  W.,  Murdoch  Sch.,  Butner, 

N.C.       Acetoacetate  utilization  bv  brain 
NEU        KENNADY,  JOHN  C,  Los  Angeles  County  Harbor 
Gen.  Hosp.,  Torrance,  Cal.       Irrigation 
of  subarachnoid  space  to  remove  blood 
Surg  Forum  15:424,  64.    Fate  of  blood  in  the 
subarachnoid  space. 
CB  CASKY,  TIHAMER  Z.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ.  Kentucky, 

Lexington,  Kentucky       Mechanism  of  binding 
of  sodium  by  microsomes  from  brain 
Bioehem  Biophys  Res  Common  17:330,  64.   Con- 
version of  the  Na'  and  K*  independent  part  of 
the  brain  microsomal  ATPase  to  a  form  requiring 
added  Na'and  K*. 


A  study  of  motor  pathways  in  the 


NB-04642  END         HAUN,  C.K.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  Southern  California, 

Los  Angeles       Integration  of  neuro-  and 

adenohyooohysial  secretion 

NB-0464y  HEC        nTCH,7iJ.",  MedTCol.,  Cdrneirir,WXC. 

Analysis  of  the  brain  hernia  mutation  in  mice 
NB-04645  HED        BAR-SELA,  MILDRED  E.,  Col.  Med.,  Baylor  Univ., 

Houston,  Tex.       Studies  on  the  neural 
control  of  oubertv 
NB-04650  CMS        KATZ,  JACK,  Tulane  Univ.  Med.  Sch., 

New  Orleans,  La.       The  SSW  test  as  a 
measure  of  central  integrity 
NB-04651  NEU         ROCHA-MIRANDA,  CARLOS  E.,  Univ.  de  Brazil, 

Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brazil        A  comparative 
analysis  of  striatal  function 
NB-04653  NEU        KOCH,  ALAN  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Washington, 

Seattle,  Wash.       Continuous  recording  of 
isotope  uptake  in  brain 

Physiologist  7,  (No.3):95.  64.   In  vivo  Na24  uptake  inbrain 

NB-04654  NEU        KlUSCHBAUM,  WALTER  R.,  Sch.  Wed.,  Nordiwestern 

Univ.,  Chicago,  III.       Jakob-Creutzfeldt's 
disease 
NB-04655  NEU        HARDY,  JAMES  D.,  John  B.  Pierce  Fdn.  Lab., 

Nev/  Haven,  Conn.       Temperature  regulation 
and  hypothalamic  activity 
Am  J  Physiol  204:1122,  63  .  Thermal  stimu- 
lation of  electrical  activity  of  single  units  of 
the  preoptic  region. 
Am  J  Physiol  2W,  ( No  6)  :1122,  Jun  63.   Themal 
stimulation  of  electrical  activity  of  single  units 
of  the  preoptic  region. 
J  Physiol  173:21,  Sep  64.   Hypothalamic  neurons 

responding  to  local  changes  in  temperature. 
Physiologist,  Aug  63.  Temperature-sensitive 

neurones  in  the  dog's  hypothalamus. 
Physiologist  7,  (No  3) ,  Aug  64.   Some  effects 
on  temperature  insensitive  neurons  in  the  pre- 
optic area  of  the  dog. 
J  Physiol  175:242,  64.    Hypothalamic  neurons  responding  to 

local  changes  in  temperature. 
Physiologist  8,  (No  3),  65.    Unit  activity  in  the  ore-optic 
region  following  int/a-ventricular  injection  of  serotonin 
and  epinephrine. 
NB-04656  NEU         KOENIG,  EDWARD,  Stale  Univ.  New  York, 

Buffalo,  N.Y.       Comparative  neural 
RNA  metabolism 
NB-04662  GEN         ATKIMS,  LEONARD,  MassachusetU  Gen.  HosD., 

Boston,  Mass.       Human  chromosomal 
abnormalities  in  mental  deficiency 
NB-04663  BIO         WEINER,  NORMAN  Sch.  Med.,  Harvard  Univ., 

Boston,  Mass.       Studies  on  protein  of 
adrenal  chromaffin  granules 
Fed  Proc,  64  .   Distribution  of  metals  and  cate- 
cholamines in  beef  adrenal  medulla  subcellular 
fractions . 
Arch  Exp  Path  Pharm  248:308,  64.  A  study  of 
catecholamine  nucleotide  complexes  by  nuclear 
magnetic  resonance  spectroscopy. 
Nature  205:41,  65.   Distribution  of  metals  and 
catecholamines  in  bovine  adrenal  medulla  sub- 
cellular fractions. 
Physiologist  7,  (No  3):95,  64.   In  vivo  NA24  up- 
take in  brain. 
NB-04666  PET        Dl  STEFANO,  VICTOR,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Rochester,  Rochester,  N.Y.        Catecholamine 
localization  in  brain 
Fed  Proc,  Apr  65.   The  nervous  pathway  of  the 
CNS  component  of  epinephrine  hyperglycemia. 
NB-04667  PET        WOLF,  STEWART  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Oklahoma, 

Oklahoma  City,  Okla.       A  study  of 
experimental  headache 
NB-04668  VIS  GLOCKLIN,  VERA  C,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago, 

III.       Metabolism  of  retinal  pigment 
cell  epiUielium 
NB-04669  VIS  COLLINS,  CARTER  C,  Presbyterian  Med.  Cr., 

Eye  Research  Inst.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Hydrostatic  study  with  ocular  endoradio- 
sonde 
NB-0<!671  VIS  BACH-Y-RITA,  PAUL,  Eye  Research  Inst.,       , 

Presbyterian  Med.  Cr.,  San  Francisco, 
Cal.       Visual,  muscle  and  cortical 
influences  on  oculomotion 
Invest  Ophthal  4:338,  65.   In-vivo  microelectrode  studies  of 

the  cat  retractor  buibi  fibers. 
Proc  2>d  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  65.   In-vivo  intra- 
cellular studies  on  twitch  slow  and  mixed  muscle  fibers  in 
the  cat  superior  rectus. 
NB-04674  PATH      RUBINSTEIN,  HERBERT  M.,  Chicago  Med.  Sch., 

Chicago,  III.       Detection  of  the 
heterozvaote  lor  Wilson's  disease 
NB-04677  NEU        MOORE,  ROBERT  Y.,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago, 

III.       A  comparative  study  of  tecto- 
thalamic connections 
Anat  Rec  148:390,  64.    Lateral  geniculate  oro- 
iection  from  discrete  retinal  lesions  in  cat. 
NB-04680  NEU        Van  Den  NOORT,  STANLEY,  Sch.  Med.,  Western 

Reserve  Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio       Cerebral 
arteriovenous  gradients  for  purines, 
Dvrimidlnes.  and  their  derivatives 
NB-04681  VIS  BURIAN,  HERMANN  M.,  Iowa  State  Med.  Cr., 

Iowa  City,  Iowa       Symposium  on  the 
a-wave  in  the  human  ERG 


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NB-04683'  NBP       EVANS,  JOSEf'M  P.,  Univ.  Chicago  Hosps.,  NB-0-V.99 

Cliicago,  li'.        A  correlated  Inboratory-clinical 
study  o!  bcm.'  injury 
Acta  Neuropath  Beriin  4:507,  65.   Electron  microscope  studies 
of  cerebral  swelling.    I.  Studies  on  thi  uermeaoility  of  brain 
capillaries,  using  fenitin  molecubs  as  tracers. 
Acta  tjeurooath  Berlin  4:604,  65.    Electron  microscope  studies 
of  cerebral  swelling.    II.  Alterations  of  myelinated  nerve 
fibers. 
Acta  Hieurooath  Berlin  4:624,  65.    Electron  microscope  studies 
of  cerebral  swellin'j.    II!.  Alterations  in  the  neuroglia  and 
the  blood  vessels  of  iho  white  matter. 
Chicago  Med  Sch  Quart  25:2,  Summei  65.   Acute  head 

iniurv  in  infancy  and  chib.lhood. 
Excerpta  t^ed  93:193,  65.    Comparative  electron  microscope 

study  of  cerebral  edema  in  the  grey  and  white  matter. 

Proc  Head  Injury  Conf,  Chicago,  Feb  66.    Brain  swelling: 

Studies  of  structural,  physiological  and  biochemical 

chemical  alterations.  NB-04700 

Proc  Head  Injury  Conf,  Chicago,  Feb  66.    Determination  of 
the  state  of  Ihe  art  in  the  clinical  understanding  and  manage- 
ment of  crario-cprebial  trauma:   Initial  clinical  appraisal, 
grading  and  classification. 
Proc  8th  Int  Congr  Neurol,  Vienna,  Sep  65.   A  neurosurgeon'^ 

view  of  the  late  manifestations  of  head  injury. 
Proc  Workshop  on  Brain  Edema,  Vienna,  Sep  65.   Brain 

edema:    Some  clinical  and  exnerimental  correlations. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn,  Jun  65.   An  in  vitro  electron 

microscope  study  of  cerebral  edema. 
Progress  in  Neurological  Surgery,  Basel,  Switzerland,  1:68, 

SS'.    Ultrastructure  and  the  biology  of  human  brain  tumors. 
Pye's  Surgical  Handicraft,  Williams  and  Wilkins,  Baltimore, 
'    56^    Head  injury. 
NB-04684  Al  CLEASBY,  GILBERT  W.,  Presbyterian  Med.  Cr., 

San  Francisco,  Cal.       Experimental 
modification  of  corneal  graft  reactions 
Ann  fJY  Acad  Sci  120:802,  64.    Modification  of 

the  homograft  'eaction  in  corneal  transplantation. 
Invest  Ophthal  3:460,  Aug  64.   Corneal  trans-  NB-04703 

plantation  in  modified  recipients. 
NB-04685  COM        POTTS,  ALBERT  M.,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago,  ill. 

Information  retrieval  in  the  visual  sciences  NB-04705 

TIB-M687  PHY        3ARDACH,  JOHN  E.,  Sen.  Natural  Resources, 

Univ.  Micnigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.        Senses 
in  the  skin 
Bull  Jap  Soc  Sci  Fisheries  32,  (No  1),  66.   A  comparison 
between  the  external  taste  sense  cf  marine  and  freshwater 
fishes. 
Copeia,  (No  2):194,  65.    Sensory  capabilities  of  the  modifieJ 
fins  of  squirrel  hake  «Uro;jhycis  chuss)  and  searobins 
(Prionotus  caroliniis  and  P.  evolans). 
Science  148,  (No  3677;:1605,  Jun  65.   Detergents:   Effects  oil 
the  chemical  senses  of  the  rlsh  Ictalurus  natalis  (le  Sueur). 
Stain  Techn  40,  (No  5):269,  65.   Vital  staining  by  trypan 
blue;  its  selectivity  for  olfactory  receptor  cells  of  the 
brown  bullhead,  Ictalurus  natalis. 
Proc  Second  International  Symposium  on  Olfaction  and  Taste, 
Pergamon  Press,  London,  66.    fnvestigations  of  external 
chemoreceptors  of  fishes. 
NB-04689  SURG       MORRIS,  LUOEN  E.,  Providence  Hosp...  Seattle, 

Washington       Electroencephalography  in 
hypothermia  with  altered  pH 
NB-04693  VIS         ROBERT,  LESLIE,  Lab.  Blochimle,  Cr. 

Recherches  Allergiques,  Immunologlques, 

Paris,   France         Studies  on  a  glycoprotein  NB-04708 

of  corneal  stroma 
Med  Hyg  23:205.  65.   Biochemistry  and  immuno- 
chemistry  of  structural  glycoproteins  of  con-  NB-04713 

nective  tissue. 
Proteins  of  BiologicafFluids,  Elsevier  Pub  To, 
Amsterdam,  1Z:110,  6b.    Studies  on  the  flB-04717 

species,  and  organ  specificity  of  a  glyco- 
protein of  connective  tissue,  keiatoglyco- 
saminoqlycan. 
Arch  Int  Physiol  Pharmaco'  73:751,  65.   Biochimie  et  inimuno- 
chimie  comparee  d'une  glycoproteine  de  structure,  la  keratogly- 
cosaminoglycane. 
Bull  Soc  Chim  Biol  47:1853,  65.    Biosynthese  in  vitro  des 

GIvcoproteines  de  la  Cornee. 
C  R  Acad  Sci,  Paris  261:842,  65.   Rapport  entre  la  Nature  de 
la  Trame  Fibreuse  et  le  Taux  d'Incorporation  d'Aminoacides 
Marques  dans  differenls  tyoes  de  Tissu  Conionctif. 
Nature  207:383,  65.   Role  of  a  structural  protein  in  trans- 
plantation immunity. 
Proc  Fed  Europ  Biochem  Soc,  Vienna,  p.  bl9,  65.   Proprietes 

immuncchimiques  deb  Constituants  Macromoleculaires  de  la  NB-04718 

Trame  Conionctive. 
Protides  of  Biological  Fluids,  Elsevier  Pub  Co,  Amsterdam 
t^:liU,  61.   ttudes  sur  la  specificite  d'espece  d'une  glyco- 
proteine de  tissu  conjonctif.la  Keratoglycosaminoglycane. 
Structure  and  Function  of  Connective  and  Skeletal  Tissue, 
Butterworth  to,  London  p.  Wb,  bb.    Immunochemistry  of 
structural  proteins  and  glycoproteins. 
NB-04695  VIS  SEARS,  MARVIN  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 

New  Haven,  Conn.       Retinal  vascular  NB-04n9 

metabolism 
Invest  Ophthal  3:432,  64.    Metabolism  of  retinal 
blood  vessels  of  humans  and  rhesus  monkeys  NB-04720 

studies  with  the  cartesian  diver. 
NB-04698  PET        BOMNYCASTLE,  DESMOND  D.,  Seton  Hall  Col. 

Med.,  Dent.,  Jersey  City,  N.J.       Variation  NB-04722 

in  amiries^of  the  central  nervous  system 
Pharmacologist  6,  (No  2)  ,"Tair65. '  Amine 

levels  in  rat  brain  during  cold  acclimation  ' 

and  following  reserpine  and  acute  cold  exposure. 


PET         SASTRY,  B.V.  RAMA',  Sch.  Med.,  Vanderbllt 
Univ.,  N5Sh/:lle,  Tcnn.  Eic-logical 

significance  ef  cnolnesters  otlier  than  ACH 
Fed  Proc  23:177,  64.    Hydrolysis  of  lactoyl- 
clsohne  (LCh)  by  horse  serum  cholinesterase. 
FccT Proc  2^:610,  657^criie  aspects  of  tT-e  infra- 
red  spectra  and  the  pharmacology  of  an  homo- 
lo'jous  scries  of  cholinesters  of  fatly  acids. 
Phaimacclooist  6,  (.'Jo  2):193,  64.  Themorec'u- 
lar  constitution  and  the  enzymatic  hydrolysis 
of  lactoyl-  and  glyceroylchnlines. 
Fed  Proc  25,  (No2):320,  66.   Hydrolysis  of  halo-acetyl- 

cholines  bv  acetyicholinesieiase. 
Pharmacologist  7,  (No2):206,  65.  Pharmacologicai  actions 
and  the  nuclear  magnetic  resonance  spectra  of  N-substituted 
ohenylethylamines. 
Pharmacologist  8,  (No  2) ,  66.   Studies  on  the  hydrolysis  of 

halogen  substituted  acetylcholines  bv  but/ryicliolinesterase. 
HED        FIf'iBERG,  LAURENCE,  i.^onlefiore  Hosp., 
Nev/  York,  N.Y.       Physiology  of 
alteration  of  osnolar  concjnlrations 
Am  J  Dis  Child  107:476,  64.   Electrolyte  concen- 
trations during  acute  infections  in  infants  and 
children. 
Am  J  Dis  Child  107:483,  64.    Experimental  ob- 
servations cf  Ihe  renal  excretion  of  sodium 
during  hypernatreinia. 
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NB-04727 

NB-04732 

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NB-04736 

NB-04738 


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NEU 


PHY 


NEU 


SSS 


sss 


KB^iSTO? 


NB-04740 
NB-04744 

NB-(I4745 

NB-04746 
RB-04747 


NB-04748 


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NEU 


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NB-04759 

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NB-04765 


NB-04766 


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NB-M767  NS'^        ROSS,  J.F.,  Sch.Med.,  Univ.  California,  Los 

Angeles        2nd  International  Symposium  on  the 
Response  of  the  Nervous  System  to  Ionizing 
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NB-04768  PHY        MYERS,  THEODORE  B.,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

Hlth.  Ct-.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Neuro- 
respiratory  reflexes 
NB-04769  NEU        CORSON, SAt^UEL  A.,  Ohio  State  Univ.  Hlth.  Cr., 

Columbus,  Ohio       The  nature  of 
conditioned  renal  responses 
Activ  Nerv  Sup  3(3-4):245,  62.    Scientific 
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NB-04770  VIS         BURNS,  ROBERT  P.,  Univ.  Oregon  Med.  Sch., 

Portland,   Ore.         Basic  mechanisms  in 
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NB-04771  PHY        BOYD,  WILLIAM  H.,  New  York  Med.  Col.,  N.Y.C. 

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Med.  Cr.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Computer 
aide:'  research  on  the  brain 
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Excerpta  Med  Int  Congr  Ser  3:87,  64.   The  biolog- 
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Science  146:1423,  64.   The  electrical  activity 

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NB-04774  VIS         MOSES,  ROBERT  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 

Univ.,   St.  Louis,   Mo.         Factors  affecting 
intraocular  pressure 
Arch  Ophthal  71:691,  May  64.    Effect  of  weTght 
of  tonometer  footplate  on  scale  reading. 
NB-04779  NEU        WILLIS,  WILLIAM  D.,  Jr.,  Southwestern 

Med.  Sch.,  Univ.  Texas,  Dallas,  Texas 
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motoneurons 
Nature  204:1214.  64.   Location  of  Renshaw  cells. 
NB-04781  BIO         CAPUTTO,  RANWEL,  Univ.  Nacional  de  CorxJoba, 

Cordoba,  Argentina        Neuramin-lactose  and 
neuramin-lactose-sulfate 
Biochem  Biophys  Res  Common  20:60,  65.    Isolation  and 

identification  of  a  new  phosphate  ester  from  cow  colostrum. 
Blochim  Biophys  Acta  101:367,  65.    Isolation  and  identifi- 
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NEU 

NB-04785 

NEU 

Thesis,  FA  Cumar,  Dec  65.    Lactose-3'-Phosphate,  a  new 
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Clin  Chim  Acta  13:200,  66.   Acid-base  relationships  of  cerebro- 

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NB-04787  NEU         HORN.  GABRIEL,  Faculty  Biology,  Univ. 

Cambridge,  Cambridge,  England       Neural 
studies  of  attentive  behavior  and  learning 
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uli on  the  activity  of  units  in  the  striate  cortex  of  unanaesthe- 
tised,  unrestrained  cats. 
Med  Electron  Biol  Eng  3:239,  65.   A  device  for  transferrina 
neurophysiological  pulse  data  automatically  from  magnetic 
to  computer  input  paper  tape. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Fhysiol  Sci  p.  366,  65.   Analysis  of 
spontaneous  activity  of  single  cells  in  the  visual  cortex 
of  unrestrained  cats. 
NB-04789  PC  McKHANN,  GUY  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Stanford  U., 

Stanford,  Cal.       The  effect  of  ammonia 
on  the  central  nervous  system 
NB-04792  NEU        SIDMAN,  RICHARD  L.,  Harvard  Med,  Sch.,  Boston 

Mass.       Embryology  of  the  nervous  system 
J  Cell  Biol  22:259,  64.    Differentiation  of  neuron- 
al types  and  synapses  in  myelinating  cultures 
of  mouse  cerebellum. 
Develop  Biol  12:93,  65.    Pink-eyed  dilution  (p)  gene  in 

rodents:    Increased  pigmentation  in  tissue  culture. 
Excerpta  Med  18:9,  64.    Varieties  of  neuronal  differentiation 

in  myelinating  cultures  of  mouse  cerebellum. 
Excerpta  Med  18:35,  64.    Normal  development  and  myeliniza- 
tion  of  cultured  mouse  cerebellum  in  the  presence  of  excess 
phenylalanine  or  phenylalanine  catabolites. 
J  Neurochem  12:555,  65.   Autoradiographic  studies  on  lipid 

synthesis  in  the  mouse  brain  during  postnatal  development. 
Cells  and  Tissues  in  Culture,  "Methods,  Biology  and  Phys- 
lology.  Academic  Press,  New  York,  Ch.  I ,  p.  ZBb,  65. 
Adipose  tissue. 
NB-04793  CMS       ERICKSON,  ROBERT  P.,  Sch.  Arts,  Sci., 

Duke  Univ.,  Durham,  N.C.        The  neural  code 
for  taste--A  comparative  study 
NB-04795  NEU        ALBE-FESSARD,  DENISE,  Univ.  Paris,  Paris, 

France       Inhibition  by  basal  ganglia 
and  behavioral  effects 
J  Neurophysiol  28:100,  65.    Inhibition  of  non- 
specific sensory  activities  following  striopal- 
lidal  and  capsular  stimulation. 
J  Physiol  (London)  175:54,  64.    Inhibition  of 
units  of  the  non-specific  afferent  system  by 
stimulation  of  the  basal  ganglia. 
J  Physiol  (Paris)  56:586,  64.    Suppression  par  la 
strychnine  de  Taction  inhibitrice  des  corps 
strips. 
J  Physiol  56:330,  Paris,  64.  Distribution  dans  la  capsule 
interne  et  le  noyau  caude  des  zones  qui  inhibentles  activ- 
ites  corticales  non-specifiaues. 
J  Physiol  57:638,  Paris,  65.   Quelques  proprietes  d'unites  du 
thalamus  intralaminaires  repondant  aux  influx  des  corps  stries 
ou  d'oriqine  oerioherioue. 
NeuroRsychologia  2:73,  64.   Electrophysiologic  studies  of  9ie 
basal  ganglia  and  striopallidal  inhibition  of  non-specific 
afferent  activity. 
NB-04796  GM  STAUBITZ,  WILLIAM  J.,   Children's  Hosp., 

Buffalo,  N.Y.        Chronic  external 
stimulation  of  the  bladder 
NB-04799  CMS        GOLDSTEIN,  ROBERT,  Jewish  Hosp.,  St.  Louis, 

Mo.       Diagnostic  aspects  of  electro- 
encephalic  audiometry 
Asha  7,  (No  10):390,  65.    Intrasubject  variability  fw  patterns 

of  evoked  responses  to  click  and  light. 
Asha  7,  (No  10):391,  65.   Averaged  evoked  responses  in 
children. 
NB-04800  VIS         WEISKRANTZ,   LAWRENCE,  Sch.  Natural  Sci., 

Univ.  Cambridge,   Cambridge,   England 
Cerebral  mechanisms  of  visual  behavior 
NB-04801  NEU        WETZEL,  NICHOLAS,  Med.  Sch.,  Northwestern 

Univ.,  Chicago,  III.       Connections 
of  the  thalamic  nuclei  of  the  human  brain 
NB-04802  VIS  GANZ,  LEO,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ.  California, 

Riverside,  Cal.       Changing  and  measuring 
the  organization  of  the  visual  field 
NB-04806  VIS  LUDLAM,  WILLIAM  M.,  Optomelric  Cr.  of 

New  York,  N.Y.C.       Photographic 
analysis  of  ocular  dioptric  comoonents 
NB-04808  NEU         CHAMBERS,  W1LBERT  F.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ. 

Vermont,  Burlington,  Vt.       Endocrine 
alteration  and  nervous  system  function 
Arch  Int  Phannacodyn  145,  (No  3-4):553,  Oct 
63.   Comparative  effects  of  D-,  L  amphetamine 
and  L-phenyl-l-(piperidyl-2'-)-l-acetoxy-l- 
methane  (R.P.-8228)  in  antagonizing  bar- 
biturate hypnosis. 
Anat  Rec  151, (No  3)  :334,  Mar  65.   The  effect 
of  vasopressin  and  aldosterone  on  the  evoked 
reticular  response  in  old  rats. 


1796 


NB-04810  VIS         MANDELL,  ROBERT  B.,  Sch.  Optometry, 

Univ.  California,  Berkeley,  Cal.        Corneal 
contribution  to  refractive  error 
NB-04812  PET       POTTER,  LINCOLN  T.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch., 

Boston,  Mass.        Studies  on  H3norepinephrine 
and  H3acetylcho!lne 
J  Pharmacol  142:291,  63.    Subcellular  locaFI- 

zation  of  catecholamines  in  tissues  of  the  rat. 
J  Pharmacol  142:299,  63.    Properties  of  nore- 
pinephrine storage  particles  of  the  rat  heart. 
J  Pljarraacol  143:314,  64.    The  uptake  of 
H3-melatonin  in  endocrine  and  nervous  tissues 
and  the  effects  of  constant  light  exposure. 
Pharmacologist  5:245^  63.    Binding,  release 
and  metabolism  of  H'-norepinephrine  in  the 
denervated  dog  heart. 
Physiologist  6:160,  63.    Responses  to  sym- 
pathomimetic amines  after  chronic  cardiac 
denervation. 
Circ  Res"r6:468,  65.   Synthesis,  binding,  re- 
lease  and  metabolism  of  norepinephrine  in  nor- 
mal  and  transplanted  dog  hearts. 
J  Pharmacol  144:150,  64.   The  disposition  of 
catecholamines  in  the  rat  uterus  and  the  effects 
of  drugs  and  hormones. 
lgB-04813  NEU        DOMER,  FLOYD  R„  Sch.  Med.,  Tulane  Univ., 

New  Orleans,  La.       Ionic  movement 
bet.veen  blood  and  cerebrospinal  fluid 
Bull  Tulane  Med  Fac'24:79,  64.   Effects  oTpH 
changes  in  the  cerebrospinal  fluid  on  K''2 
exchange  between  the  blood  and  the  cerebro- 
spinal fluid. 
Pharmacologist'7:166,  65.   Effects  of  diureffcs 
on  the  movement  of  radioactive  potassium  {K^') 
from  the  blood  to  the  perfused  cerebrospinal  fluid 
CCSF)  in  cats. 
NB-(M815  SURG     HERIHT,  REGINALD  A.,  Col.  Vet.  Med., 

Colorado  State  Univ.,  Fort  Collins,  Colo. 
Electrical  anesthesia 
Proc  1st  Ann  Rocky  Mountain  Bioeng  Sympos 
USAF  Acad,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo,  May  64. 
Some  problems  in  recording  the  electroencepha- 
logram during  electroanesthesia. 
NB-04816  VIS  COHEN,  ADOLPH  I.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington  Univ., 

St.  Louis,  Missouri       Cytology  and 

physiology  of  the  retina 

Invest  6phthar3:19f,  64."  Some  observations 
on  the  fine  structure  of  the  retinal  receptors 
of  the  American  gray  squirrel. 
Nature  205:1222.  65.  A  possible  cytological 

basis  for  the    R"  membrane  in  vertebrate  retina. 
The  Physiological  Easilior  FornrDiscrimination^ 
Hunter  Lab  Psychol,  Providence,  R.  I.,  64. 
The  form  and  inter-relations  of  vertebrate  reti- 
nal receptors  1  7. 
NB-04817  CMS       ZWISLOCKI,  JOZEF  J.,  Col.  Eng.,  Syracuse 

Univ.,   Syracuse,  N.Y.        Acoustic 
measurements  on  pathological  ears 
Int  Audiol  3:121,  64.  The  acoustic  impedance 

of  the  ear. 
Int  Audiol  4:18,  65.  The  acoustic  impedance  of 
the  ear. 
NB-04825  PC  STARY,  ZDENKO,  Warren  State  Hosp., 

Warren,  Pa.        Characterization  of  newly 
detected  brain  carbohydrates 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  83:242,  64.    Galacturonlc 

acid  in  hydrolyzates  of  defatted  human  brain. 
Fed  Proc  5,  (Ncr23):2,  Mar-Apr  64.    Investiga- 
tions of  the  hexuronic  acid  components  in  brain 
tissue. 
Proc  6th  Int  Congr  Bfochem,  New* York, "5:418, 

64.    Arabinose  and  xylose  in  human  brain. 

NB-54827  PATH     CARTER,  CHARLES  H.,  Sunland  Training  Cr., 

Orlando,  Fla.        Refining  and  urine  screening 
test  for  chondroitins 
N'BjI!4828  PNL        BOGGS,  THOMAS  R.,  Jr.,  Pennsylvania  Hosp., 

Philadelphia,  Pa.       Ventilatory  assistance 
in  respiratory  distress  syndrome 
NB-04830  NEU         D'ASARO,  MICHAEL  J.,  St.  Johns  Hosp.  Res. 

Fdr.,  Santa  Monica,  Cal.       Auditory 
learning  rate  in  language-delayed  children 
ASHA,  Oct  62.    Language  disorders  and  related 
learning  problems. 
RB-04831-  PNL         ANDERSON,  JOHN  A.,  Col.  Med.  Scl.,  Univ. 

Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn.       Direct 
and  indirect  calorimetry  in  newborns 
NB-04834  PC  LEDEEN,  ROBERT  W.,  Albert  Einstein  Col. 

Med.,  Yeshiva  Univ.,  Bronx,   N.Y. 
Study  of  brain  ganglloside  structures 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2),  64.    An  abnormal  gangllo- 
side pattern  from  a  gargoyle  brain. 
Fed  Proc  24:492,  65.   Structure  of  the  Tay- 

Sachs  ganglloside^  

J  Neuropath' Exp  lQeuroT24:318,  65.   Structure 
comparison  of  the  major  monosialogangliosides 
from  brains  of  normal,  human,  gargoylism,  and 
late  infantile  systemic  lipidosis. 
Fed  Proc  24:492,  65.    Structure  of  the  Tav-Sachs'  aanalioside. 
Proc  Int  Neurochem  Conf,  Oxford  ,  65.    Neurological  diseases 

with  abnormal  qanalioside  patterns. 

■RB^4835  NEU        YOUNG,  RICHARD  L.,  The  Inst.  Living, 

Hartford,  Conn.       Factors  affecting 
amino  acid  metabolism  of  the  brain 


NB-04838  NEU        ADAMS,  JOHN  E.,  Univ.  California  Med.  Or., 

San  Francisco,  Cal.       Cerebral 
met::bolism  and  circulation  in  hypothermia 
Neurology  13:772,  63.    The  effect  of  various 
pharmacological  agents  on  cerebral  arteries. 
Surg  Forum  14:424,  63.    Profound  hypothermia 
without  extracorporeal  circulation. 
NB-04843  PET        DOENGES,  F.  EUGENE,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Missouri,  Columbia,  Mo.       Drug  induced 
efferent  activity  in  cervical  vagus  nerve 
NB-04850  NEU        PEELER,  DUDLEY  F.,  Jr.,  Univ.  Mississippi 

Med.  Cr.,  Jackson,  Miss.       Ontogeny  of 
electrical  activity  in  the  limbic  system 
NB-04854  VIS         LANGHAM,  MAURICE  E.,  Johns  Hopkins 

Hosp.,  Baltimore,  Md.        The  physiology  of 
the  cornea 
Exp  Eye  Res  3:132,  64.   The  intracellular 
DOtential  of  the  corneal  epithelium. 
'NB-04855  VR  STRAATSMA,  BRADLEY  R.,  Sch.  Med., 

Univ.  California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Virur,  and  nematode  infections  of  the  eye 
Arch  Ophthal  72:86,  64.   The  fluorescent  antibody 
technique  in  diagnosis  of  heroes  simplex  keratitis. 
Invest  Ophthal  4,  (No  3):349,  Jun  65.  Herpes  simplex  uveitis, 
an  experimental  study  with  the  fluorescein  labeled  antibody 
technique. 
Al  STEIN,  MARVIN,  New  York  Hosp.,  Cornell 

Univ.  Med.  Cr.,  N.Y.C.       The  central 
nervous  system  and  experimental  asthma 
RAD        TAVERAS,  JUAN  M.,  Neurological  Inst.,  N.Y.C. 

VII  Neuroradiological  Symposium 
VIS  HOFSTETTER,  HENRY  W.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci., 

Indiana  Univ.,  Bloomington,  Ind. 
Hereditary  astigmatism  of  the  cornea 
NEU         MORTIMER,  ELIZABETH  M.,  Sch.  Phys. 
Educ,  Univ.  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis. 
Cortical  control  of  muscle  spindle 
innervation 
VIS  KUCK,  JOHN  F.R.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med.,  Emory 

Univ.,  Atlanta,  Ga.       Normal  and 
cataractogenic  lens  metabolism 
NEU        JURKO,  MARION  F.,  University  Mississippi 
Med.  Cr.,  Jackson,  Miss.       Meso-dience- 
ohalic  influence  on  nerve  conduction 
EP  NOLAN,  CARSON  Y.,  American  Printing  House 

for  the  Blind,  Louisville,  Ky.       Reading 
and  listening  in  learning  by  the  blind 
PATH      HASS,  GEORGE  M.,  Presbyterlan-St.  Luke's 
Hosp.,  Chicago,  III.       The  pathologic 
effects  of  lead 
Fed  Proc  23:2,  64.    The  production  of  retino- 
pathy in  rabbits  by  dietary  inorganic  lead. 
Am  J  Path  45:691,  64.  Relations  between  lead 
poisoning  in  rabbit  and  man. 
Fed  Proc  66.    Cerebral  gliomas  in  rats  ingesting  2-AAF  and 

lead  subacetate. 
First  International  Symposium  on  Renal  Neoplasia,  Little 
Brown  and  Co,  Boston,  66.    Renal  neoplasia  induced  by 
combinations  of  dietary  lead  subacetate  and 
N-2-fluorenylacetamide. 
NB-04874  PHY        VAN  DER  KLOOT,  WILLIAM  G.,  Sch.  Med., 

New  York  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Comparative  physiology  of  excitable 
tissues  ^ 

J  Gen  Physlor48:199,  64."  The  eTfiux  orsuP 
stances  from  frog  ventricles  to  sucrose  and  to 
Ringer's  solutions. 
Science  146:74,  64.   Conduction  of  the  action 
potential  in  the  frog  ventricle. 
VIS  REUBEN,  RICHARD  N.,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Visual  and  oculomotor 
functions  in  newborn 
NEU        REIS,  DONALD  J.,  Cornell  Univ.  Med. 
Col.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Central 
neural  regulation  of  baroreceptor 
reflexes 
J  Neurophysiol  27:893,  64.   Bradycardiaand 
tachycardia  following  electrical  stimulation  of 
the  amygdaloid  region  in  monkey. 
Am  J  Physiol  209:1267,  65.   Central  neural  regulation  of 

carotid. 
Fed  Proc  25:701,  66.   Role  of  apnea  in  the  genesis  of 

bradycardia  from  amvadala  stimulation  in  monkey. 
Science  149:450,  65.   Brain  catecholamines:    Relation  to  the 
defense  reaction  evoked  bv  brain  stimulation  in  cat. 


NB-04B57 

NB-04858 
NB-04863 

NB-04864 

NB-04866 
NB-04868 
igB-04870 
NB-04872 


NB-04875 
1)8^04876 


NB-04881 


NB-04882 
NB-04884 
NB-04885 


VIS  RIGGS,  LORRIN  A.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Brown  Univ., 

Providence,  R.I.       The  physiological 

basis  for  form  discrimination  

PHY        PASSANO,  LEONARD  M.,  Yale  Univ.,  New  Haven, 
Conn.       Neurophysiology  of  rhythmic 
activity 
BBC        TAVERAS,  JUAN  M.,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg.,  Columbia 
Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Compound  scan  ultrasonography 
of  the  brain 
TOX        RIDER,  J.A.,  Franklin  Hosp.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Tolerance  of  organic  phosphates  In  man 
Fed  Proc  21:451,  Mar-Apr,  62.   Threshold  of 
incipient  toxicity  to  systox  and  methyl  para- 
thion. 
Fed  Proc  22,  Mar-Apr  63.    Further  studies  on 

the  toxicity  of  systox  and  methyl  parathion. 
Toxic  AppI  Pharmacol  4:123,  Jan  62.    Plasma 
and  red  blood  cell  cholinesterasc  activity  as 
indications  of  the  threshold  of  incipient  toxicity 
of  ethyl-p-nitrophenyl  thionobenzenephos- 
phonate  (EPN)  and  malathion  in  human  beings. 


1797 


NB-04886  VIS         ONLEY,JUOiTHW.,  Col.  Arts., Sci.,  Univ.  NB-<M90j 

Rochester,  Rochester,  N.V        Psycho- 
phyiic^;  studies  of  visual  sensitivity 
Mount  Holyol<c  ColieBe  Colloq,  Dl-c  63.   Psychophysical 

stu(iv  of  visual  eauivalenccs.  NB-M905 

Ohio  State  Univ,  Renshaw  Vision  Conf,  iVIay  64.  Psycho- 

nhvsical  evaiiiatlnns  of  siirrathfeshold  "isual  eouivalences. 
Univ  Illinois  (U'bana)  Colloq,.  Oct  64.  Vision  -  from  the  NB-049C3  . 

outside  lool'.inn  in. 
Annual  F;evi«w  of  Psvcholoav.  -fi"!.  Visual  sensitivitv. 
NB-(M887  NEU        GO  REMAN,  AUBRev,  Grad.  Sih.,  Univ. 

Washingtcn,  Seattle,  Wash.       Central 
nervous  function  rcLil-jd  to  endocrine 

state  NB-04909 

Gen  Cofnp  eztdocr  3.308,  63 .  Electrical  proo- 
erties  of  thyroid  icllicles  in  normal  and  thyro- 
tropin-injected  frocjs  and  in  premetamorphic  NB -04912 

and  metainorohic  tadaoles . 
Gen  Comp  Endocr  3:50S,  63.  The  vasculariza- 
tion of  the  hypophysial  structures  of  the  hag- 
fish. 
Arch  Anafc  iJl'cr  iWcrpFi  Z.nfi  SMi3,  65.   Vascular  relations  NB-W913 

between  the  neMrotiypophysiG  anc  adenohypophysis  of  cyclo- 
stomes  an-d  Iha  pmljlern  of  e"olution  of  hypothalamic  neuro- 
endocrine control.  NB-04917 
Gen  Comp  Endocr  S:313,  65.    influences  of  thyroxine  and 
sex  hsrniones  upon  optically  evoked  potentials  in  the  optic 
tectum  of  goldfish.  NB-0fl922 
Gen  Comp  E.idoci  S;456,  65.    Typical  and  atypical  regenera- 
tion and  (jvergiowth  of  hypciiiaiarao-hypophysial  neuro- 
secretory 'ract  aftsr  partial  or  complete  hvpophyssctomy  in 
the  ooldfish. 
J  fJforph  116:413,  55.   The  hypophysis  and  hypothalamo-hypo'- 
physial  system  in  the  chimtie^oid  fish  Hydrolagus  colliei                        'RB-04'523 
(Lay  and  Beiinet.t)  witii  a  note  on  their  vascularization. 
•IMorph  117:25,  65.   Hypothalamo-neurohypophysial  system 
in  the  norma!  and  hypophysectomized  leleost  Porichthys                          NS-049?5 
notatus  Gil-aid  and  its  response  to  continuous  light. 
Science  149:884,  65.    Electroencepha'ographic  studies  of 
homing  salmon. 
NB-04888             VIS         HOLLAND,  MOMTE  G.  Sch.  Med,,  Tulane  Univ.,  ' 
New  Orleans,  La.       Electroretino- 
graphic  potential  field  analysis 
Am  J  Ophthal  57:466,  Mar  6<i.   Electroreti.nographic  potenlial 

field:  I.   Differential  and  vector  electroretinooraphy. 
Am  J  Ophthal  57rf>39,  Aor  64.  Electroretinographic  potential 
fl^ld. 
NB-04889  NEU        BSOOY,  -a^iCHAEL  J.,  Col.  Med.,  State 

Univ.  iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa      Vascular 

reflexes  and  vasomotor  center  activity  NB-04926 

m  J  HhySiol  208,  mo  Si  -.^XT,  Ma?  65.  (^unclio-)i7 
seporstlon  of  adrenergic  and  cholinergic  fibers  |o 
skeletal  muscle  vessels. 
Fed  Prod  24:364,  65.   Activity  of  medullary  vasodilator  and 

vasoconstrictor  areas. 
Pharmacologist  7:237,  65.   Differential  venous  responses  to 
vasoconstrictw  stimuli. 
HB-C4891  AI  YAHR,  MELVIW  D.,  Col.  Phys.,  5urg., 

Columbia  Univ.,  Wew  York,  ?i.Y. 
Demyellnating  disease— A  study  of  auto  Immune 
mechanisms 
NB-04894  HED        SCHEi\iKER,  STEVEN,  Cincinnati  Gen.  Hosp., 

Cincinnati,  Ohio       Bilirubin  disposition 
in  the  newborn 
AifiTPSyftort037-(mr3) :SS3,  MaJ- 65.  SulfobTa-  NB-04928 

moplithalein  scdium  (BSP)  conjugation  and  ex- 
cretion in  fetal  guinea  pigs. 

mophthalcin  sodium  (BSP)  conjugation  and  ex- 
cretion in  iieonatai  guinea  pigs. 
Am  >)  Physiol  2C8,  (No  4);5?8,  As».~  65.   Effect 
of  maturation  on  hepatic  adenosine  Uipnos- 
NB-04896  VIS         COPtNHAVER,  RICKA.SD  W,,  J,  Hfllis  Miller 

Kith.  Cr.,  Gainesville,  Fla.       Evoked 
occipital  potentials  from  focal  visual 
stimuli 
Percept  Motor"SkiI(s2ij:Ka9,  65.  DifFeferiliaT 
cortical  habituation  ivitli  stimulation  of  central 
and  peripheral  retina. 
NB-04897  NEU       WALL,  PATRICK  D.,  .Wi.  Sci.,  Massachusetts 

Inst.  Technology,  Cambridge,  IWasE.       1st, 

2nd  and  3rd  order  neurons  in  si-,!.!  sensory  'NB'-0493? 

pathways 
EtpTKuTol  10,  (No  4>:357,  0«  M.   Lotal,  Seg- 
mental  and  supraspinsl  interaction  with  a  dorso- 
lateral spinal  cutaneous  afferent  system. 
J  Physio!  172:2/4,  64.  Presynaptic  hyaer- 

oolarization:   A  rjte  for  fine  afferent  fibres. 
Mature  Ki6;97,  65.  "Responses  of  single  cord 
cells  to  peripheral  cutaneous  unmyelinated 
fibres. 
J  Physiol,  Lond  ,  180:116,  65.   Impulses  originating  in  the  NB-C4934 

renion  of  dendrites. 
Proc  Int  Un  f'hysiol  Sci  4:234,  65.  A  duplex  tlieory  of  the 

mechanism  of  cutaneous  sensati,in.  'NB-04935 

Science  150:97.1.  65.   Pain  mechanisms:   A  new  theory. 
NB-04898  V!S         McCOLLOUGH,  CELESTE,  Col.  Liberal  Arts, 

Oberlin  Col.,  fberlln,  Ohio       Measure- 
menSs  on  prolonged  ad^clation  to  colcrs 
NB-04902  PET        KREKE,  CORNELIUS  VV.,  Col.  Lib.  Arts,  Mount 

Mercy  Col.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.       Protein 
and  meta!  binding  in  neurological  diseases 


PC  D'ADAMO,  AKEiiEO  F.,  Jr.,  Albert  S!r.steln 

Co;.  Med.,  Yeihiva  Univ.,  Kew  York,  N.Y. 
Ollular  gecmetry  and  lioid  synthesis  \n 
ne'jral  tissue 
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Rocheslir,  '^inn.       Functional  organi??- 
tion  of  si^ii'-nar  ganglion  neurones 
NEU       CHAIKOFF,  i.L.,  Col.  Lrtiers,  Sci.,  Univ. 
California,  Berkeley,  Cal.        .Steroid  and 
lipid  rr.-2laboliir  of  the  br;:!:i 
J  Hswxhem  12:273,  65.  The  in  vitro  conversion  of  Cortisol 
to  cortisone  by  ■ji.C'rliul'i'  brain  fractions  cf  young  vnf  adult 
rats. 
NEU        POPE,  RICHARD  3.,  Sa..  Dent.,  Univ.  Oreoon, 
r'ortiand,  Oreoon       Direct  blood  vessel 
anacto.Tiosis 
NEU        RiCHIKS,  CALViN  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  SL  Louis  Univ., 
St.  Louis,  Missouri        Aiitonomic  control 
of  secretion—Histoohysiologic  data 
Prosr  Nejrol  Psychiat  19:26,  64.   The  auto- 
nomic nt'.ous  syslcm. 
NEU       V;tCSNER,  Jftf.'.XTHAN  C.,  Goshen  Cot.,  Goshen, 
Ind.       Brain  f-jncUon  in  the  local izatijn 
of  sound  in  space 
CCii^       BICKi^ORD,  :>EGIN(,!.!)  G.,  Mtyo  Association, 
Rochester',  Minn.       Computer  ret-i'ival 
of  EnC  iitsrature 
NEU        HESS,  JOSEPH  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Wayne  SLstis 
Univ.,  Detroit,  Mich.      Studies  on  tl-.e 
naf-.oRenesis  of  mysstiicnia  gravis 
Arch  Intern  Mtd  115:405,  Apr  65    Myasihenfa 
gravis.   Studies  on  in  vivo  binding  of  gamma 
globulin  to  muscle. 
CMS        RINGWALL,  EG.AN  A„  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  Stale 
Ui:lv.  New  York,  Buffalo,  N.Y.       Behavioral 
correlates  of  ii.fant  vocal izaiJons 
HED       SPRATT,  JA.MES  L.,  Col.  Met!.,  State  Univ.  Iowa, 
Ir.wa  City,  Iowa       Altering  bilirubin 
metabolism  and  iiernicterus  by  drugs 
Fed  Proc  23; -49?,  64.    Does  direcl-teacting 

bilfUbin  reflect  >n  vitro  bilirubin  conjugation? 
Fed  P:oc  23:492,  64.   Limitations  in  the  deter- 
mination of  in  vitro  bilirubin  glucuronide  for- 
mation. 
J  ;.ab  Clin  Med  65,  (NO  3) ;475',TS?gr6Sr~nrma' 
ticriS  in  the  determination  of  in  vitro  bilirubin 
glucuronide  fo.-raation. 
J  Pharm  Sci  54,  (Mo  2)  :313,  Feb  65.   SlmpiiRed 
handlinc;  cf  multiple  extracti'jn  samples. 
NEU        KIRGiS,  HOMER  0.,  Sch.  Med.,  Tulans  Univ., 
Nev  Orleans,  La.       Ce'-ebral  sequelae 
to  vascular  paL'-.ology  and  anomalies 
Arch  Ophthal  7i-i''3i   63.    Convergence- 
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vulnerability  to  the  stroke  syndrome. 
Proc  Int  Conor  Anatomists,  Wiesbaden,  Germany,  Aug  65. 

(Sross  anomalies  of  tiie  circle  of  Willis  and  aneurjisms. 
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Aua  65.  Anomalies  of  the  circle  o*  Willis  and  stroi<e. 
Scientific  Exhibit  Am  Assn  Anatomists,  San  Francisco,  Apr 
66.    Internal  carotid  artery  dominance  and  vulnerability  to 
the  stroke  syndrome. 
NEU       POSNER,  JEROME  3.,  Cornell  Univ.  Wed. 
Col.,  New  York,  N.Y.        Brain  functions  In 
metabolic  diso.'ders 
Arch  Neurol  12:479,  65.  Acid-base  balance  in  the  cerebro- 
spinal fluid. 
ClinUes  13:112,  65.    CSF  acid-base  balance  and  neuro- 
logical function  durinti  metabolic  acidosis  and  its  treatment. 
Clin  Res  14:121,  66.  CSF  acid-t;ase  balance  in  human  and 

exoerimental  salicylate  oolsonina. 
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J  Clin  Invest  45:1057,  is.   Selective  CNS  lactic  acidosis  in 

response  co  hvoocaonia. 
Neurology  16:316,  66.   Lack  of  rapid  equilibration  between 

blood  and  CSF  iactate. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  65.  Hyponatremia  and  acute  poly- 

neurooathv. 
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Belmont,  Mass.       (iuantitaUve  analysis 
of  a:i  instinctual  response 
J  Exo  Zed  155,  (No  3):3S1,  64.   Stochastic 
properties  in  the  negative  phototropic  behavior 
of  the  crayfish. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  16:515,  64.    Changes  in 

aloha  frequency  with  change  in  thyroid  hormone  level. 
J  Clin  Endocr  25:327,  65.    Psycnological  changes  and  osycho- 

oenesis  in  thyroid  h'Vmone  disorders. 
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Cr.,  Jickson,  Miss.       Neonatal  brain 
damage  and  i;eh.wioral  develooment 
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Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
MicroKhotometric  studies  on  retinal 
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J  Opt  Soc  Am  54, (No  12)  1451,  Dec  iA.  Sen- 
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Detection  of  photosensitive  pigments  of  retinal 
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ViS         P^ILLER,  JAMES  t...  Albany  fkiied.Coi.,  NB-04964 

Union  i^nii.'.,  Albany,  M.Y.       Eloctro- 
myc/craphic  sojdy  of  oculomotor  function 
Arch  OphUiai  74:559,  65.   Surgical  correction  of  hyootropias  NB-04965 

assacisted  ivith  thvroid  dysfunction. 
SSS         COOK,  ALBERT  W.,  Dowtistite  Wed.  Cr.,  State 
Univ.  New  York,  BiooJdyn,  N.Y.       Cooperative 
study  of  aneurysms  and  subarachnoid  hemor- 
rhage 
PET        DRASKCCZY,  PAUL  R.,  Harvard  jvledicai  School, 
Gcston^  Mass.       The  role  of  catechol- 
amines in  hibernators 
Pharmacologisl  5-175",  64.  Turnover  ofendo- 
genously  labeled  catecholamines  in  ground 
squifrel, 
NEU        WALKER,  LE0f4  B.,  Jr.,  Ech.  Msd.,  Tulans 

yniv.,  SJcwf.rlesns^  La.       Relations  between 
muscle  tension  and  slectroinyoqrarn 
Anat  Rsc  I43:?39,  o4.    Tensile  strenoth  and 
stress-strain  relationships  it;  cadaveric  human 
tendon. 
Anat  Rec  148:407/64.   An  .instrument  for  the 
measurement  of  cress-sectional  area  of  small, 
flaccid,  moist  fibrous  bundles  (e.g.  tendon). 
Usd  Electron  BfoF Engineer  2:31, "64.    Stress"-  ' 
strain  relationship  in  tii;mar.  cadaveric  plantar- 
is  tirndcn:   A  preliminary  study. 
Bull  Tulene  Med  Fac  24:245,  65.   On  the  supposed  smooth 

muscle  in  the  cai  tensor  tympani  muscle. 
Proc  Eng  Siol  Med  i7th  Ann  Conf,  Cleveland,  Nov  65.   An 

anomaly  in  Young's  modulus  in  human  tendon. 
Proc  8th  int  Congr  Anatomists,  Wiesl/auen,  Germany,!).  125, 
Aug  bH.  Tensile  strength  and  stress-sfain  studies  of 
cadaveric  human  tendon. 
NEU        PAINE,  RICHMOND  3.,  Childre.n's  Hosp 
D.C,  Washington,  D.C.       Physiologic 

states  in  the  neonatal  ;ieriod 

CMS        IWENDA'HL,  R.W.,  Sih,  Arts,  Sci.,'u7MTnnesota, 

Minneapolis       Acoustic  correlates  of  , 

iiarshness  ' 

Folia  Phoniat  15:256,  63.    Decay  characteris- 
tics of  vocai  fry. 
Cf.iS        GREEW,  DAVSO  M.,  Univ.  Pennsylvania, 

phi;ad.'lDhia,  Pa.       Masiting  mechanisms 
J  Acoust  Soc  Am  37,  May  65.  The  effect  of 

'Aura!  harmonics'  on  frequence  discri.iiination. 
J  Acoust  Soc  Am  37,  May  65.  Masidng  with 
two  tones. 
NEU       TEAS..  OOMALD  C,  Eye  and  Ear  Hosp., 

Pittsburgh,  Fa.        Duplicate  construction  NB-04967 

of  Havoc— Digital  computer 
VIS  PINNEO,  LAvVRENCt  R.,  Tulane  Univ.,  New 

Orleans,  La.       Neurophysiology  of 
briohtness  percsptinn 
CMS        GACEK,  RiCKARD  R.,  Massachusetts  Eye,  Ear 
Inf.,  Boston,  Mass.       The  spatial  dis- 
tribution of  cochlear  nerve  fibers 
NEU        FRENCH,  LYLE  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Behavior  and  EEG  correlates 
of  neurosuralcai  ablations 
Epilepsia  6:263,  65.    Changes  in  iWMPI  scale  scores  and  an 
index  of  psychooathoiogy  following  unilateial  temporal 
lobectomy  for  epilepsy. 
J  Clin  Psychol  22:22,  66.    Longitudinal  assessment  of 
intellectual  functioning  followinq  unilateral  temporal 

lobectomy.  NB-04968 

Univ  Minn  Med  Bull  37,  <Mo  7):250,  Mar  66.    Prediction  of 
neurological  change  on  the  basis  of  psychological  tests. 
NEU        SCHLAG,  JEAN  0.,  Univ.  California  Med.  Cr., 
Los  Angeles,  Cai,       Conditioning  of 
pyramcdal  activity  by  sensory  inflow 
Arch  Ital  Biol  1D3:220,  65.   Recurrent  cortical  effects  foilow- 

ina  stimulation  of  interna!  capsule. 
Arch  Ital  Eiol  103:247,  65.  Recurrent  cortical  effects  follow- 
ing stimulation  of  n^eduilary  pyramid. 
J  Neurophysiol  27:3.'Vi..  64.   Sequence  of  events  following 
synaptic  and  electrical  e/citation  of  pyramidal  neurons  of 
the  motor  cortex . 
Proc  2>d  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  AbsL-  1031,  65. 
Lateral  inhibition  in  the  motor  cortex  and  modulation  of 
pyramidal  activity. 
NEU       WEiTZNER,  STAP-ILEY  W.,  Dovmstate  iWed.  Cr., 
State  Univ.  New  York.  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 
Acid-base  balance  ana  cerebrospinal  fluid 
formation 
Acta  Anaeslh  Scandi  23.,  (Suppl):732,  Aug  66.  Long-term 
ventilato:  t'eatncnl  for  patients  with  respiratory  failure  after 
maior  abdominal  surgery. 
Canad  Anaesth  Soc  J  13:37^.  66.  The  effect  of  diazepam  on 

the  tesoiratorv  response  to  carbon  dioxide. 
TMP       SELF,  J.  TEAG'JE,  Gi  ad.  $&..,  Univ. 

Oklahoma,  Norman,  Ok!a.       Taxonomic 
and  oanolopical  study  of  the  Pentastomida 
Ei\iD        HUNG,  W.,  Research  Fdn.  Children's  Hosp.,  "irB=i5*69 

Washington,  D.C.       Adrenal  function 
of  children  with  meninqococcenia 
END       KEfJNY,  FREDERIC  M.,  Children's  Hosp.,  NB-04970 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.        Cortisol  production  in  the 

neonate _^ 

Hew  Eng  TWe377ir7!!FrOct  64mypooaratliy 
roidism,  moniliasis,  Addison's  and  Hashimoto's 
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Puerto  Rico       Hturupa;i:g;oi;lcJl  and 
cardiac  lesi.vi's  in  tetanus 
TMP       ALICATA,  .fOSLPH  E.,  Col.  Tropical  Agr.,  Univ. 
Hawaii,  Honoluhi,  Hawaii       Lufo  pa^'asite 
distrlbi-iion  and  host  relationships 

-rrmsrrroartmmri^Qn  tht  iiwidishc^  and 

distribiitlon  of  the  rat  luneworm,  Angiostrongy- 
lus  cantonensis  in  the  riook  Islands,,  with  ob- 
servaticr,.s  m^is  in  New  Zealand  aird  Western 
Samoa. 

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larvae  of  .'.ngiostrongylus  cantonensis. 
J  Parasit  59,  (Ks  3:3V,"3ijjr6^.  fIgS  Snd  talvtj 
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of  voat^sr  In  the  tr.-snsm;5sicn  of  Angiostrongylus 
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of  infection  of  Achatina  rulica  by  the  larvae  of 
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Ann"TFoBl?led  Parasit  59:294,  'SBT'S  case  of  ■arasitic 
eosinophiiic  ni-fiingoencephailtis  in  Vietnam  probably 
caused  by  Angiostrongylus  cantonensis. 
Canad  J  Zool  43:667,  65.   Notes  and  observations  on  murine" 
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IVIicronesia. 
Chemotherapia  10,  (No  3),  65."  "Experimental  studies  on 
the  chemoiherajy  of  the  rat  iungworm,  Angiostrongylus 
cantonensis  in  rats. 
JParasit  51-392,  .^5.   Therapeutic  effect  of  thiabendazole 

on  Anqiostrongylu;  cantonensis  infections  in  rats. 
J  Parasit  51:540,  65.    Failure  ofTnfective  larvae  of 
Angiostrongylus  cantonensis  to  establish  prenatal 
infection  in  rats. 
J  Parasit  51:822,  65.   On  the  presence  of  Angiostrongylus 

cantcnensis  a.'ncrig  wild  rats  in  Okinawa. 
J  Parasit  51:928,  65.   On  t::e  occurrence  of  the  rat  lungworm 

Anyiostrongylus  cantonensis  in  rats  in  the  Philippines. 
J  Parasit  51:937,  65.   Occjn'ence  of  Angiostrongylus 
cantonensis  in  f/adagas.-ar,  iv!auritius,  Ceylon, 
and  Sarawak. 
Advances  in  Parasitology,  Academic  Press,  London  and" 
New  York,  p.  2'2T,~Palt  III,  65.    Bioioyy  and  distribution 
of  the  rat  lungworm,  Angiostrongylus  cantonensis,  and  its 
relatioi)  to  eosinophilic  meningoencephalitis  and  other 
neurological  disorders  of  ir.an  and  animals. 
PET       JENDEN,  DOf-'ALD  J.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.        Biochemistry 
and  pharmacology  of  Ryania  compounds 
J  Pharmacol  135:374,  62.   The  effect  of 
ryanodine  on  relaxation  of  frog  sartorius. 
Fed  Proc  23:343,  64.  Calcium  uptake  by  glycerof 

sxtractsd  muscle  fibers. 
Lire  Sci  3:953,  64.   Inhibition  of  calcium  trans- 
port in  musciir  granules  by  oligonivcin. 
Western  PharmdCul  Soc  7,  64.   The  actions  of 
ryanodine  o:i  skeletal  muscle  granules. 
J  CellComp  Physiol  65:!33,  65."l;alclum  uptake  in  glycerol- 
extracted  rabbit  psoas  iiiuscis  fibers:   I.  Biochemical  prop- 
erties and  conditions  for  uptake. 
J  Cell  Comp  Physiol  65:341,  65     Calcium  uptake  in  glyccrol- 
extracted  rabbit  psoas  muscle  fibers.    !i.  Electron  micro- 
scopic locaiization  of  uptake  sites. 
NBP        DeVOE,  ARTHUR  G.,  Col.  Phys.  Siirg., 
Columbia  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
A  corneal  center 
ArchOphthai  71,  (No4):552,  Apr  64.   The 

effect  of  IDU  in  corneal  healing. 
Arch  Opiithal  72,  (No  4)  :525,  Sep  64.   Effect  of 
ouabain  on  active  transport  of  sodium  in  the 
cirnea. 
Arch  Ophthal  72:311,  64.  Kistocheniical  changes  in  endothelium" 

of  corneas  stored  in  moist  cherabers. 
Arch  Ophthal  73:278,  65.   Aniiual  -eview  of  the  cornea 

and  sclera. 
Arch  Ophthal  Vol  74,  Jul  65,   Letter  to  ine  editor  on  Haid- 

inger's  brushes. 
BiocheiTi  Biop^iys  Res  Comniun  20:63,  65.    The  carbohydrate 

of  basement  membranes  of  hL;mar!  kidney  glomeruli. 
"Invest  OphiTial  4:174,  65.   The  content  and  structural  charac- 
teristics cf  the  collagenous  protein  of  rabbit  lens  capsules 
at  different  ages. 
Invesi  Oohthal  4.181,  65.   Dual  cation  activation  of  bovme 

lens. 
Invest  Oohthal  4:592,  65.   Glycoproteins  of  the  lens. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:759,  65     The  glycoproteins  and  gly- 
colipoproteins  of  the  bovine  lens  and  their  relation  to 
albuminoid. 
The  Amino  Sugars,  .^cademic  Press  Inc,  Vol  2A,  New  York, 
65.    Amino  sugar  containing  comcounds  in  mucus  and 
mucous  meTihranes. 
PATH      SCHtiNESSON,  GEORGE  P.,  Willowbrook  State 
Sch.,  Staten  Island,  t.'.Y.        Sur/ey  for  meta- 
chromatic diftusG  cerebral  sclerosis 
VR  BURNSTEIN,  THt^ODORE.  Sch.  Vet.  Sol.,  Med., 

Purdue  Univ.,  Lafayette,  !nd.       Experi- 
mental measles  enceohalomvt.ilis 
Fed  Proc  ?4:27£,  65.  Reaction  of  sensitized 

lymphoid  cells  with  lirain  cell  cultures. 
Fed  Proc  24:370,  65.  E.-!perlmental  allerolc 

encephalomyelitis  in  the  germ-free  rat. 
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neu.-otfopic  strain  ol  measles  virus  in  hamsters 
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NB-04971  NSS        O'LEARY,  JAMES,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington  yniv., 

St..  Louis,  Mo.       Survey  report  of  cerebrovascular 
disease-2nd  edition 
NB-04972  VIS  HEATH,  GORDON  G.,  Indiana  Univ.  Fdn., 

Bloomington,  Indiana       Accommodation  by 
viral  cortex  stimulation 
NB-01974  VIS         MEIKLE,  THOMAS  H.,  Jr.,  Cornell  Univ.  Med. 

Col.,  New  York,  N.Y.         Effects  of  brain 
lesions  on  brightness  discrimination 
Exn  Neurol  13:233,  65.    Effects  of  serial,  bilateral  neocortical 
ablations  on  a  visual  discrimination  bv  cats. 
NB-04977  VIS  CENTIFANTO,  YOLINA,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Florida, 

Gainesville,  Fla.       Etiology  and 
treatment  of  uveitis 
Arch  Ophthal  69:10,  Jan  63.   Comparison  of  dye 
and  hemagglutination  tests  on  sera  of  suspected 
cases  of  toxoplasmic  uveitis. 
Exp  Eye  Res  2:255,  63.   Antigenic  components 
of  guinea-pig  tissues. 
NB'-04978  BM  WOOD,  RONALD  M.,   Univ.  Florida,  Gainesville, 

Fla.  The  pathogenicity  of  Pseudomonas 

aeruginosa 
Exp  Eye  Res  2:255,  63 .   Antigenic  comporientis 
of  guinea-pig  tissues . 
NB-04981  NEU        SCHMIDT,  KURT  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 

New  Haven,  Conn.  Drug  induced  regional 

brain  acetylcholine  changes 
NB-04985  NEU        McCULLOCH,  WARREN  S.,  Massachusetts  Inst. 

Technology,  Cambridge,  Mass.       Redundancy 
of  potential  command 
Nature  202:1338,  Jun  64.    A  theory  of  passive 

ion  flux  through  axon  membranes. 
Am  Sci  52,  (No  3)  :318A,  Sep  64.   Book  review: 
Brains,  machines  and  mathematics. 
Proc  4th  World  Congr  Psychiat,  Madrid,  Spain,  Sep  66. 

Cvbernetic  problems  of  learning. 
Quart  Prog  Rep  Res  Lab  Electron  No  80,  MIT,  p.  249,  Jan 
66.    Research  objectives  and  summary  of  research:   Neuro- 
physiology -  basic  theory. 
Quart  Prog  Rep  Res  Lab  Electron  No  80,  MIT  p.  253,  Jan  66. 

Number  of  modes  of  oscillation  of  a  net  of  N  neurons. 
Quart  Prog  Rep  Res  Lab  Electron,  No  81,  MIT  p.  227,  Apr  65. 

Modelling  the  arouo  2  aanqlion  cell  of  the  frog's  retina. 
Quart  Prog  Rep  Res  Lab  Electron  No  81,  MIT,  p.  236,  Apr 
66.    Experiment  dealing  with  the  development  of  logical 
and  abstract  thought  in  young  children. 
Quart  Prog  Rep  Res  Lab  Electron  No  82,  MIT,  Jul  66.    Sum- 
mary of  research  progress:   Theory  of  the  reticular  formation. 
Quart  Prog  Rep  Res  Lab  Electron  No  82,  MIT,  Jul  66.    Real- 
izability  of  a  neural  network  capable  of  all  possible  modes 
of  oscillation. 
NB-04987  VIS         JACOBSON,  JERRY  H.,  Cornell  Univ.  Med.  Col., 

N.Y.C.       Clinical  electroretinography 
NB-04988  NEU        NASTUK,  WILLIAM  L.,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg., 

Columbia  Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Selected 
problems  in  neuromuscular  physiology 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  117:1,  64.  Effect  of 
age  and  sex  on  sensitivity  to  d-tubocurarine 
in  the  rat. 
"Anesthesiology  27:42,  66.   Mode  of  action  of  diethyf  ether  in 

blocking  neuro-muscular  transmission. 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  135:110,  66.    Fundamental  aspects  of 

neuromuscular  transmission. 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  135:184,  66.    The  mechanisms  underlying 
neuromuscular  block  following  prolonged  exposure  to  de- 
polarizing agents. 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  135:664,  66.    Current  status  of  research  r 

myasthenia  gravis. 
Fed  Proc  24:649,  65.    The  effect  of  calcium  on  the  desensitif 
zation  of  membrane  receptors  at  the  neuromuscular  junction. 
Fed  Proc  Vol  25,  66.    The  effect  of  U022*"  ions  on  neuro- 
muscular transmission  and  membrane  conduction. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  120:81,  55.    The  effect  of  allogenefc 

bone  marrow  on  lethally  irradiated  thymectomized  mice. 
Nerve  as  a  Tissue,  Harper  and  Row,  New  York,  66.   Action 
of  certain  quaternary  ammonium  compounds  in  neuro- 
muscular transmission. 
'NB-04989  PHY        MELLON,  DeFOREST,  Jr.,  Grad.  Sch.  Arts, 

Sci.,  Univ.  Virginia,  Charlottesville,  Va. 
The  integration  of  sensory  input 
Am  Zool  4:338/  54.    Tactile  representatfon  in 
the  proximal  eyestalk  ganglion  of  the  crayfish. 
Biol  Bull  129:415,  65.   Complex  electrical  responses  from 
aanalion  cells  in  the  surf  clam. 
NB-04990  CMS        MASSOPUST,  LEO  C,  Jr.,  Cleveland  Psychia- 

tric Inst.,  Cleveland,  Ohio       Studies 
on  auditory  sensitivity 
Anat  Rec  148:417,  64.    Auditory  discrimination 

In  cortical  ablated  monkeys. 
J  Auditory  Res  5:85,  65.  Auditory  frequency  dis- 
crimination in  cortically  ablated  monkeys. 
NB-04991  SURG     YOUMANS,  JULIAN  R.,  Med.  Col.  South  Carolina, 

Charleston,  S.C.       Oxygen  tension  measurements 
of  brain  and  muscle  in  man. 
NB-04992  PATH      ROOFE,  PAUL  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Kansas, 

Lawrence,  Kansas       Vascular  changes  in 

joints  due  to  low  oxygen  tension 

Anat  Rec  148TI39,  54.  WelgHts  and  linear 
measurements  of  the  body  and  organs  of  the 
tiger  salamander  before  and  after  metamorphosis 
compared  with  the  adult. 


NB-04993  CMS        BAIRD,  IRWIN  L.,  Univ.  Tennessee  Med.  Units, 

Memphis,  Tenn.       Anatomical  studies  of  the 
internal  ear 
Am  Zool  4,  54.    Some  features  of  the  aural 
anatomy  of  the  turtle,  Trionyx  spiniferus. 
NB-04994  PHY        SWANSON,  AUGUST  G.,  Cornell  Univ.  Med. 

Col .,  New  York,  N.Y.       Brain-spinal 
fluid  buffering  capacity 
NB-04995  NEU        SANCHEZ-LONGO,  L. P.,  Sch.  Med.,  U.  Puerto  RIcp 

San  Juan       First  Pan  American  Congress  of 
Neurolo'jy 
NB-04996  END       SHEIiKlN,   HENRY  A.,  Episcopal  Hosp., 

Philadelphia,  Pa.         Corticosteroid  response 
in  ne'jrosurgical  patients 
NB-04997  NEU         CHASE,  ROBERT  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Sunford 

Univ.,  Palo  Alto,  Cal.       Nerve  pedicle 
reqeneration  in  the  anterior  ocular 
chamber 
NB-04999  NEU         KUHLENBECK,  HARTWIG,  Woman's  Med.  Col. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Moi'Dholoqic  pattern  of  vertebrate 
neuraxis 
NB-05000  VIS  TROKEL,  STEPHEN  L.,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg., 

Columbia  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       The 
va:cjlar  physiology  of  the  eye 
Arch  Ophthal  73:838,  55.    Effect  of  respiratory  gases  upon 

choroidal  hemodynamics. 
Thesis,  MS,  S.  Trokel,  Columbia  Univ,  Nev;  York,  Jun  65. 
Vascular  physiology  of  the  eye. 
MB-05001  VIS  HAYES,  WILLIAM  N.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  Stat* 

Univ.  New  York,  Buffalo,  N.Y.       Studies 
of  U'.e  visual  system 
NB-05002  NEU         MOORE,  ROBERT  Y.,  Univ,  Chicago, 

Chicago,  HI.       Histochemical 
studies  of  biogenic  amines  in  the 
brain 
Pharmacologist  6:195,  54.    Regional  effects  oF 
lateral  hypothalamic  lesions  on  brain  norepineph- 
rine CNE)  in  the  cat. 
NB-05004  VIS  MELLO,  NANCY  K.,  Massachusetts  General 

Hosp.,   Boston,   Mass.         Inter-tectal 
transfer  of  visual   learning 
Proc  Am  Psychol  Assn  73rd  Ann  Mtg,  Chicago,  p.  137,  65. 
Interocular  transfer  in  pigeon:  A  comparison  of  colored 
left-right  and  up-down  mirror-image  patterns. 
Science  148:242,  55.    Interhemispheric  reversal  of  mirror- 
image  oblique  lines  following  monocular  training  in  pigeons. 
NB-05006  CSP        CORSON,  SAMUEL  A.,  Col.  Med.,  Ohio  State 

Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Survey  of 
cerebrovisceral  physiology  in  the  U.S.S.R. 
Biochem  Phannacol  12,  (Supp0:27,  63.    Cho- 
linergic and  adrenergic  mechanisms  involved 
in  conditioned  responses  of  dogs  with  different 
typologic  characteristics. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  12,  (Suppl):72,  63.    Fur- 
ther studies  on  the  differential  influence  of 
meprobamate  on  conditioned  and  unconditioned 
renal  and  motor  defense  responses  and  on 
neurotic  and  aggressive  behavior. 
Excerpta  Med  67:28,  63.    Neuroendocrine  fac- 
tors in  conditioned  and  unconditioned  renal 
responses. 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2),  64.    Involvement  of  aloha- 
adrenergic  receptors  in  conditioned  and  uncon- 
ditioned renal  responses  to  nociceptive  stimuli. 
Proc  3rd  World  Congr  Psychiat  3:81,  63.    Con- 
ditional reflex  studies  on  renal  and  behavioral 
interrelations. 
Psychopharmacoloqical  Methods,  Pergamon 
Press,  London,  p.  244,  63.    The  influence 
of  meprobamate  on  conditioned  and  uncondi- 
tioned visceral  and  motor  defense  resoonses. 
JAMA  188, (No  5)  :444,  64.   Constitutional  types 
and  neuroendocrine  responses  to  stress. 
"Proc  2nd  Int  Congr  Wephrol  (No  78):5X,"64'. 
Neuroendocrine  factors  in  conditioned  and  un- 
conditioned renal  responses. 
Compensatory  Adaptations,  Reflex  Activity,  and" 
the  Brain,  Pergamon  Press,  London,  65. 
iicientitic  and  translation  editor. 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  125:890,  66.   Neuroendocrine  and  behavioral 
response  patterns  to  psychologic  stress  and  the  problem  of 
the  target  tissue  in  cerebrovisceral  pathology. 
Physiologist  8,  (No  3), 384,  65.   Comparative  electrolyte 
excretion  patterns  during  conditioned  antidiuresis  and  in 
response  to  exogenous  vasopressin. 
Proc  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci  1251:522,  65.   Comparative  effects 
of  D-amphetamine  and  ephedrine  on  reserpine-induced  seda- 
tion and  antidiuresis. 
NB-05010  VIS  MUIRHEAD,  J.  FRASER,  Univ.  California  Med. 

Cr.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.       Mechanisms  of 
phenothiazine  retinal  toxicity 
NB-05014  PC  BRESLER,  ANN  E.,  The  Rockefeller  Institute, 

New  York,  N.Y.       Biosynthesis  of 
soliinaolioids  in  mvelin 
NB-05015  PC  SWAIMAN,  KENNETH  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn.       Glucose 
and  ";mino  acid  oxidation  in  immature  brain 
Neurology  14:267,  64.    Oxidation  of  braricTied^ 
chain  amino  acids  in  developing  rabbit  brain. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  93:54,  65.    Oxidative  decarboxylation 
of  aspartate,  alanine,  and  glycine  in  developing  rabbit 
brain. 


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Neurology  15:284,  65.   Oxygen  uptake  and  carbon  dioxide 
formation  of  developing  brain  in  the  presence  of  high  levels 
of  phenylalanine  and  derivatives. 
Proc  See  Pediat  Res,  p.  137,  May  65.    Oxidative  decarboxyT- 
ation  in  newborn  brain  in  the  presence  of  high  levels  of  the 
branched  chain  amino  acids,  phenylalanine  and  some  of 
their  derivatives. 
Progress  in  Brain  Research--The  Developing  Brairi,  Elsevier 
Pub  Co,  Amsterdam,  '^:16b,  M.    Interrelationships  of 
glucose,  glutamate,  and  aspartate  metabolism  in  developing 
rabbit  brain. 
NB-05016  CMS        KONISHI,  TERUZO,  Col.  Med.,  Univ.  Florida, 

Gainesville,  Fla.      Electro-anatomy  of  the 
cochlea 
NB-05017  NEU        FlESCHl,  CESARE,  Sch.  Med.,   Univ.  Genoa, 

Genoa,  Italy  Cerebral  circulation  by  H2 

gas  and  Pt  electrodes 

"Boll  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  40:1431,  64.   II  flusso 
sanguigno  cerebrale  del  gatto  misurato  con 
registrazioni  esterne  delle  curve  di  clearance 
di  Kr85. 
Boll  Soc  Ital  Biol  Sper  40:1505,  64.   Misurazionf 
regional!  del  flusso  sanguigno  cerebrale  medi- 
ante  registrazioni  in  profondita  delle  curve  di 
"clearance"  di  idrogeno. 
NB-05020  PC  COHEN,  MAYNARD  M.,  Presbyterian-St.  Luke's 

Hosp.,  Chicago,  III.         Carbohydrate  and 
amino  acid  metabolism  in  brain 
NB-05021  BM  CHICK,  ERNEST  W.,  West  Virginia  Univ., 

Morgantown,  West  Va.       Pathogenesis  of 
mycotic  ulcerative  keratitis 
Arch  tJphthal  68:304,  62.    Corneal  ultraviolet 

ohototheraoy. 
Fed  Proc  22:667,  63.    Production  of  corneal 
ulcers  in  rabbits  by  an  extract  of  fusarium 
moniliforme. 
J  Invest  Ophthal  1:419,  62.   Corneal  ultraviolet 

phototherapy. 
J  Invest  Ophthal  1:419,  62.   Mycotic  ulcerative 

keratitis. 
Sabouradia  2:195,  63.    Ultraviolet  sensitivity 
of  fungi  associated  with  mycotic  keratitis  and 
other  mycoses. 
Southern  Med  J  56:270,  63.    Myco-keratitrs. 
Treatment  of  fungal  corneal  ulcers  v»ith  ampho- 
tericin Band  mechanical  debridement. 
Arch  Ophthal  72:346,  Sep  64.   Corneal  lesions 
produced  in  rabbits  by  an  extract  of  Eusarium 
moniliforme. 
NB-05023  PC  BRUMNGRABER,  ERIC  G.,  Illinois  State 

Psychiatric  Inst.,  Chicago,  111. 
Fractionation  of  brain  macromolecules 
J  Neurochem  11:449,  64.    Fractionation  of  brain 
macromolecules.    II.  Isolation  of  protein- 
linked  sialomucopolysaccharides  from  subcellu- 
lar, particulate  fractions  from  rat  brain. 
NB-05024  NEU        HOCHWALD,  GERALD  M.,  Sch.  Med., 

New  York  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Spinal  fluid  proteins  and  blood  CSF  barrier 
Fed  Proc  23:557,  64.   C14-amino  acid  incorpora- 
tion into  transferrin  and  p2a  -globulin  by 
ectodermal  glands  in  vitro. 
NB-05028  NEU         MOORE,  MATTHEW  T.,  Grad.  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Genesis  of  vascular  and  senile  changes 
in  aginq  brain 
NB-05030  PC  POSNER,  JEROME  B.,  Col.  Med.,  Cornell 

Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.        Enzymes  in 
brain  glycogenolysis 
NB-0503?  MC  MARTIN,  CHARLES  F.,  Col.  Pharm., 

Washington  State  Univ.,  Pullman, 
Wasl-..       Studies  of  3-aminopiperi- 
dones  and  oiperidinediones 
J  Med  Chem,  Vol  9,  Jul  66.    3-aminopiperidones.    II.  2-(N,- 
N-Diethvlamino)-2-ohenvlglutarimide. 
NB-05035  NEU         FREF.MAN,  WALTER  J.,  Col.  Letters,  Sci., 

Univ.  California,  Berkeley,  Cal.       Linear 
analysis  of  cortical  potentials 
Fed  Proc  23,  (No  2),  Mar-Apr  64.    Covariance 
of  cortical  excitability  with  work  by  cats  for 
food. 
NB^5036  NEU        HUTTENLOCHER,  PETER  R.,  Massachusetts  Gen. 

Hosp.,  Boston,  Mass.       Ontogenesis  of 
activity  :n  cerebral  neurons 
NB-05037  VIS  ROBBINS,  JAMES  E.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ. 

Florida,  Gainesville,  Fla.       Corneal 
preservation 
Arch  Ophthal  73:242,  65.   A  study  of  the 
endothelium  in  keratoplasty  and  corneal 
preservation. 
Arch  Ophthal  74:669,  65.    Preservation  of  viable  corneal 

tissue. 
Cryobiology  2:116,  65.    Preservation  of  viable  corneal 

tissue. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otolaryng  69:931,  65.    Studies  on 
corneal  endothelium. 
NB-05038  NEU        PETERSON,  R.  PRICE,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ., 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa.       Fine 
structure  of  mechano-receptors 
"NB-05039  VIS  SAFIR,  ARAN,  Albert  Einstein  Col.  Med.,  Yeshiva 

Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Intraocular  pressure  in 
young  diabetics 
NB-05041  NEU         ANDERSON,  PAUL  J.,  Mount  Sinai  Hosp.,  N.Y.C. 

Pathological  anatomy  of  the  neuromuscular 
junction 


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Fed  Proc  23:392,  64.    Enzyme  histochemistry  of 

drug  induced  myositis. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  22:332,  63.    Motor  end- 
plates,  terminal  nerve  net,  and  biaxial  fiber 
diameters  in  denervated  muscle. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  22:333,  63.    Enzymatic" 
variations  in  motor  end-plates  induced  by  anti- 
cholinesterases. 
Nature  200:1220,  63.    Orthogonal  diameters  in 
the  analysis  of  muscle  fiber  size  and  form. 
Proc  2nd  Int  Congr  Histo-  and  Cytochemistry,    Springer- 
verlag,  berhn,  p.  Zdl,  b».    hlectrophoretic  and  histo- 
chemical  evaluation  of  skeletal  muscle  esterase  inhibitors. 
Proc  8th  Irit  Congr  Neurology,  Neuromuscular  Diseases, 
Vienna  Acao  Meo,  p.  bfb,  65.    The  motor  end-plate  in 
myasthenia  gravis:    Inhibitory  effect  of  anticholinesterase 
drugs. 
PHY        SAWAYA,   PAULO,   Univ.  Sao  Paulo,  Sao  Paulo, 
Brazil  Neurohypophysis,  urohypophysis 

and  osmolarity 
PHY        GAINER,  HAROLD,  Grad.  Sch., 

Univ.  Maryland,  College  Park,  Md. 
Excitation-contraction  coupling  in 
crustacean  muscle 
Am  Zool  5:240,  65.   Physiological  characteristics 
of  fish  pectoral  muscles  involved  in  stridulatory 
sound  production. 
Comp  Biochem  Physiol  15:159,  65.   Neuro- 
muscular junctions  in  a  fast-contracting 
fish  muscle. 
CMS        JERGER,  JAMES  F.,  Houston  Speech  and  Hearing 
Cr.,  Texas  Med.  Cr.,  Houston,  Texas 
Audiologic  correlates  of  central  auditory 
disorders 
J  Speech  Hearing  Res  8:185,  65.    Method  for  measurement 

of  speech  identification. 
VIS  CAMPBELL,  FERGUS  W.,  Faculty  Med., 

Univ.  Cambridge,  Cambridge,  England 
Physiological  optics 
NEU        SWETT,  JOHN  E.,  Good  Samaritan  Hospital, 
Portland,  Ore.       Central  projections 
of  rr-iuscular  afferents 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  16:27,  64.   A  convenier' 
temperature  control  system  for  acute  animal  oreparaticr   . 
Fed  Proc  24,  (No  2):140,  65.    Perception  of  somatic  sei'..c 

volleys  in  awake  cats. 
J  AppI  Physiol  20,  (No  2):334,  65.    Precise  control  of 
stimulation  parameters  in  low  impedance  conditions. 
Proc  Cerebellar  Sympos,  Tokyo,  Sep  65.    The  origin  of  one 

cerebellar  evoked  potential. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  Sep  65.    Cerebellar 

evoked  responses  to  low  threshold  muscle  afferents. 
Science  145:1071,  64.   Effects  of  cutaneous  and  muscle  sen- 
sory nerve  volleys  in  awake  cats:   A  studv  in  perception. 
NEU         POSER,  CHARLES  M.,  Univ.  Kansas  Med.  Cr., 
Kansas  City,  Kans.       Clinical  biochemical 
studies  in  amyotrophic  lateral  sclerosis 
VIS         NORTON,  EDWARD  W.D.,  Sch.  Med.,   Univ. 
Miami,  Miami,    Fla.         Retinal  angiography 
PC  BERRY,  JAMES  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Minnesota, 

Minneapolis,  Minn.       Lipid  metabolism  in 
experimental  demyelination  • 

J  Am  Oil  Soc  42:492,  65.    Lipid  cls'-.s  and  fatty  acid  composi- 
tion of  intact  peripheral  nerve  ai  ,  during  Wallerian  degen- 
eration. 

KERN,  HAROLD  L.,  Alberi  Einstein  Col.  Med., 
Yeshiva  Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Transport 
processes  in  ocular  tissues 
PLUM,  FRED,  Cornell  Univ.  Med.  Col.,  N.Y.C. 

Metabolic  effects  of  nervous  system  damage 
BOORD,  ROBERT  L.,  Sch.  Arts,  Sci.,  Univ. 
Delaware,  Newark,  Del.       An  experimental 
study  of  auditory  pathways 
Am  Zool  5,  (No  4):669,  65.    Efferent  projections  of  cochlear 

nuclei  of  the  pigeon. 
NEU        MATURANA,  HUMBERTO  R.,  Escuela  de  Med., 
Univ.  Chile,  Santiago,  Chile       Fine 
anatomy  of  the  nervous  system 
NEU       SUNG,  JOO  HO,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Minnesota, 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Brain  responses  to 

amino  acids  and  x-irradiation 
VIS         HENKIND,  PAUL,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 
New  York,  N.Y.        Clinico-morphologic 
correlation  of  retinal  lesions 
Am  J  Ophthal  56,  (No  1):17,  Jul  63.   Coats' 
disease. 
Am  J  Ophthal  59:917,  65.    Malignant  melanoma  of  ciliary 

body  and  iris  manifested  in  two  locations. 
Arch  Ophthal  73:183,  65.    Transscleral  erosion  of  silicone 

band. 
Arch  Ophthal  73:200,  65.    Siderosis  lentis  produced  by  an 

intralenticiilar  foreion  body. 
NEU        LIBET,  BENJAMIN,  Mt.  Zion  Hospital  and 
Med.  Cr.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Cerebral  physiological  processes  in 

sensation  

3  Neurophysiol  27:546,  64.  l>roducfion  of  Ihres- 
hold  levels  of  conscious  sensation  by  elecu■ica^ 
stimulation  of  human  somatosensory  cortex. 
Brain  and  Conscious  Experience.  Springer  Verlad 
Berlin,  64.   Brain  stimulation  and  the  threshold 
of  conscious  experience. 


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Electrcenceuh  Ciin  NeurouSysiol  19:415,  65.   CfFect  of 
stereotaxic  suruery  upon  EEG  stat'js  of  Parkinsonian 
subjects; . 
Electroencepn  Clin  NsiJrophysioi  2U:5i9,  66.   Electrical 
stimulation  of  tiier^ijeutic  tj-gets  in  waiting  dyjkinetic 
patients. 
J  Neurosurg  23:17'1,  65.    Stereotaxic  surgery  for  Parktusonism. 

Clinical  results  and  stimulation  ihresholds. 
Perspect  Biol  Med  9:77,  65.   Cortical  activation  in  conscioui 

and  unconscious  experience. 
Advances  in  Stereoenceptialosraphy,  S.  Katger,  Basel,  p.  272, 
66.   borne  retinemeiiTs  ot  stereotsxic  therapy  for  dyskinesias, 
and  results  of  clinical  evaluation  . 
Advances  in  Stereoencephaloaraphy,  S.  Karger,  Basel,  p.  318, 
66.   HhysinlogicanneiJfianisins  ot'tremor  and  rigidity  in 
parkinsonism. 
Brain  and  Conscious  Expirlepce,  Springer-Verlay,  Berlin, 
p7Z^7^oB    Bran  sfmulation  and  the  tliresiiold  of  conscious 
experience. 
PC         SESSMAN,  SAMUEL  P.,  Rosewood  Sute  Hosp., 
Ov;in«s  Mills,  Md.        Metabolism  of 
gamma-hydioxybutyric  acid 
Anesthesiology  25:771,  64.  Corre'atloh  of 
blood  levels  of  4-hydroxybutyrate  with  state  of 
cynsciou?;iess. 
Proc  6th  Int  Ccngr  Biochem,  New  York  City,  64. 
The  anesthetic  form  of  gamma-hydroxybutyrate 
in  brain. 
Science-  143,(No  3610):10'!5,  64.   Gamma- 
hydroxybutyrate  and  gainma-butyrolactone  con- 
centration in  rat  tissues  during  anesthesia. 
PET        FEiMSTEIN,  «iiAURICE  B.,  Downsta'e  Med.  Ci-., 
State  Univ.  Mew  York,  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 
Studies  en  mechanism  of  action  of  local 
anpsLhetics 
TSFrrVKnToTASyXm-T)  :5ST ,  Hov  tt.  Reactior* 
of  local  anesthetics  with  phospholipids.  A  pos- 
sible chemical  basis  for  anesthesia. 
CMS        HAWKINS,  JOSEPH  E.,  .Jr.,  Kresge  Hearing  Res. 
Inst.,  Univ.  Michigan  Med,  Sch.,  Ann  Arbor, 
fi/lich.       Microscopic  studies  of  the  inner  ear 
NEU        VOTAvV,  CHARLES  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Michigan, 
Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       Limbic  lobe- 
neocortical  interrelations 
NEU        OIAMOMD.  SiDWEV  P.,  Mt.  Sinai  Hosp.,  New 
York.  N.Y.       Determinants  of  visual 
excitability 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  112:160,  64.   Input-output  re- 
lations. 
Electroenc^ph  Clin  Neurophysiol  16:305,  54. 
A  simple  programming  technique  for  comparing 
average  responses. 
NEU       VAN  DtR  LOOS,  HENDRIK,  Sch.  Med.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.       Dendro- 
architectonics 
Bull  Hopkins  Hosp,  C^t  65.   The  improperly  oriented  pyramidal 
cell  in  the  cerebral  cortex  and  its  possible  bearing  on  pro- 
blems of  neuronal  'jro'jvth  and  ce!!  orientation, 
proc  8th  int  Congr  Auatomistsj  vViesbaden,  f-S.   Growth  of 

dendrites  versus  qrowth  of  axon  in  neocortex  cerebri. 
PC         3RECHER,  ARTHUR  S.,  Sch.  Med., 

George  Washington  Univ.,  Washington,  D.C. 
Proteolytic  activity  in  brain 
Biochem  Pharmacal  14:633,  65.   Iriliibition  of  some  glycolytic 

enzymes  by  chlorambucil. 
Fed  Proc  25:746,  66.  Effect  of  metals  on  mammalian  brain 

peptidase  activity. 
Proc  Am  Cheni  Soc  15iXh  Mtg  33c,  Sep  65.   Distribution  of 

acid  proteinase  activity  in  human  brain. 
VIS        KE5T0N,  ALBERT  S.,  inft.  Med.  Res.  and 
Studies,  iMew  York,  N.Y.        Enzyme 
inhibitors  and  cataractogenesis 
Proc  6th  Ini:  Conqr  Biochem,  New  York,  7:51,  64.   Relation- 
ship of  mutarotase  to  sugar  transoort  and  metabolism. 
VIS         HANNA,  CALVIfJ,  Univ.  Arkansas  iWed.  Cr., 
Little  Rock,  Ark.       Cell  migration  in 
the  eye 
Am  J  Qphtha!  .1)0:39,  65.    Fate  of  stromal  cells  in  rabbit 

lamellar  corneal  graft;.. 
Am  J  Qphthal  60:323,  65.    Tissue  reaction  to  intracorneal 
silicone  rubber  (silastic  RTV  382)  &  melhyl-2-cyanoacry- 
late  (Eastman  vlO  adhesives). 
Exp  Eye  Res  4:31..  AS.    Effect  of  idoxurldine  on  the  uptake 
of  tritiuin-lsbeled  thymidine  in  the  rabbit  cornea  infected 
with  Herpes  simplex. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:480,  65.    Changes  in  DNA,RNA,  and  proteiii 

synthesis  in  the  developing  lens. 
Symposium  on  the  Lens,  C  V  Mosby  Co,  St.  Louis,  p.  104, 
r,5.    ChangeslTTti'iA ,  RNA,  and  protein  synthesis  in  the 
developing  lens. 
CMS       STEBBINS,  WILLIAM  C,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       Latency- 
Intensity  functions  in  the  auditory  system 
NEU       SHENKIN,  HENHY  A.",  Episcopal  Hoso., 

Philadelpf'ia..  Pa.       Body  water  compartments 
in  nsurosuriery 
NEU        COLLINS,  WiLLiAM  F.,  Medical  Coi. 
Virginia,  Richmond,  Va. 
Physiology  of  CMS  afferent  patliways 
Proc  Am  Physiol  Soc  65.    Spinal  afferent  pathways  to  mid- 
brain reticular  cere  of  cat:   Dorsal  column. 
Electrophysiological  Studies  of  Peripheral  and  Central 
"Pathways  Conducting  PaTiiT'Little,  Brown  and  Co, 
Boston,  bT. 


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C?/S        HARi3EP.T,  FRcD,  Jefferson  f/ed.  Col., 
Philadelphia,  Pa.       A"  irtvestigation 
of  auditory  adaptation 
CMS        HAYDEN,  ROYAL  C,  Jr.,  Henry  Ford  Hosp., 
Detroi'.,  Michigan       Influence  of 
tympanic  muscle  integrity  on  TTS  and  PTS 
J  Acoust  Soc  Am  37:1205,  Jun  65.    Temporary  threshold 

shifts  in  monkey?. 
VIS  WOOD,  DON  C,  Pr-ovidence  Hosp.,  Portland, 

O'e.       Study  of  corticosteroid 
cataracis  and  lens  protein 
PHY        BOETTIGER,  EDWAf^Q  G.,  Col.  Liberal  Arts, 
5c'.,  Univ.  Conneciicul, Storrs,  Conn. 
Mec!-..:inical  properties  of  certain 
stecia'ized  muscles 
J  Insect  Physio!  2:779,  65.   The  inner/alion  and  electrical 

activity  of  the  fibrillar  muscle  of  the  bumble  bee,  Bombus. 
J  Insect  Physici  2:791,  65.    The  innervation  and  electrical 
activity  of  the  basalar  fi^^.-illar  flight  muscle  of  the  beetle, 
Oryctes  rhinoceros. 
VIS  BISHOP,  HAROLD  P.,  Tufts  Univ.,  Medford, 

Mass.       A  study  of  color  acuity 
VIS         SIA^,  FRED  R.,  Jr.,  Univ.  Mississippi  Med.  Cr., 
Jackson,  Miss.       Retinal  coding  of  visuaJ 
stimuli 
NEU       WOOD,  JOE  G.,  Univ.  Arkansas  Med.  Cr., 

Little  Rock,  Ark.       Cylochemical  investiga- 
tions of  i^drer'.ergic  neurons 
MET       EFTROrvl,  MARY  L.S.,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Host)., 
Boston,   Mass.        Proline  and  hydroxyproline 
■n  cerebral  disease 
JAMA  19i;j91,  Feb  65.   Phenviketonuric  families. 
New  Eng  J  Med  272:1058.  Mav  65.  Aminoaciduria. 
New  Eng  J  Med  272:1243,  Jun  65.   Familial  hyperprolinemia: 
Report  of  a  second  case,  associated  v^ith  cogenital  lenal 
malformations,  hereditary  hematuria,  and  mild  mental  retar- 
dation. 
New  Eng  J  Med  272:1299,  Jun  65.   Hydroxyprolinemia:   II.  A 
ra/e  metabolic  disease  due  to  a  deficiency  of  the  enzyme 
"hydroxvoroline  oxidase". 
VIS         LAWRENCE.  CARTERET,  Pacific  Nortiiwest  Res. 
Fdn.,  Seattle,  Wash.       Ophthalmic  pulse 
studies 
Cf^S        GIBSON,  ROBERT  H.,  Carnegie  Inst.  Technology, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.       Communication  by 
electrical  stimulation  of  the  skin 
NEU       HOFF,  EBBE  C,  Med.  Col.  Virginia, 

Richmond,  Va.        Study  of  higher  cerebral 
.fegvl'-tiop  of  renal  function 
CMS        GROSS,  NATHAN  B.,  Kresge  Hearing  Res.  Inst., 
Univ.  Mich.,  Ann  Arbor,  Michigan 
Investigation  of  an  auditory  nervous  system 
PC  DAIN,  JOEL  A.,  Col.  Arts,  Scl.,  Univ. 

Rhode  Island,  Kingston,  R.I.        Complex 
glycoHpids  in  brain 
Bact  Proc  65:61,  65.    Inhibition  of  the  lethal  effect  of 

purified  staphlococcal  aloha  toxin  hy  brain  gangliosides. 
CMS       DERBYSHIRE,  ARTHUR  J.,  Professional  Sch., 
Univ.  Illinois,   Chicago,  III.        EEG,  auditory 
behavior  and  brain  excitability 
PET        FLEMING,  MARIE  C,  Tufts  Univ.  Med.  Sch., 
Boston,  Mass.       Factors  affecting 
carbohydrate  rnetabolisn';  of  brain 
PATH     RIEDERS,   FREDRIC,  Philadelphia  Health  Res. 
Fund,  Philadelphia,   Pa.        Brain  red 
substance  in  crib  deaUis 
GM  SOTOi,  JUAN  F.,  Children's  Hosp., 

Columbus,  Ohio       Metabolic  and 
neu.-ological  effects  of  hypertonicity 
NEU        WILLIAMSON,  THOMAS  G.,  Sch.  Eng., 
Applied  Sci.,  Univ.  Virginia, 
Charlottesville,  Va.       Neutron 
activation  analysis  in  neurologic 
disorders 
PET        COOPER,  JACK  ROSS,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 
Nev;  Haven,  Conn.       Biochemical  aspects 
of  neural  tissue 
Biochem  Pharmacol  14:1286,  65.  Acetylcholine  in  bovine 

corneal  epithelium. 
Experientia  21:605,  65.  Effect  of  thiamine  analogs  on  the 

electrical  activity  of  the  rabbit  vagus  nerve. 
Fed  Proc.  Apr  65.   Mechanism  of  action  of  ovrithiamine. 
J  Pharm  Exp  Ther  148:137,  65.   Role  of  thiamine  in  nervous 
tissue:    Effect  o'  antimetabolites  of  the  vitamin  on  conduc- 
tion in  maiiinialian  nonmyelinated  nerve  fibers. 
PATH      BALINT,  JOHN  A.,  Albany  Medical  Col.,  Albany, 

IM.Y.       Studies  in  Tay-Sachs  disease 
Clin  Res  13:265,  65.    Erythrocjte  sphingomyelin  in  carriers 

of  Tay-Sachs  disease. 
J  Lipid  Res  6.-96,  65.    Lecithin  fatty  acid  composition  in  bile 

and  plasma  in  man,  dogs,  rats  and  oxen. 
PHY        BURGER,  RAY  E.,  Col.  Arr.,  Univ. 

California,  Davis,  Cal.       Chenioceptors 
in  the  lesser  circulation 
PET        KEATS,  ARTHUR  S.  Col.  Med.,  Baylor  Univ., 
Houston,  Texas       Bronchospasm  during 
-lUrgical  .inesdiesia 
CMS        DEW,  DONALD,  Sch.  Arts,  Sci.,  Univ. 

Florida,  Gainesville,  Fla.       Perception 
aj.d  formant  nieasurement  of  infected  vowels 
"ASMA'5;77676?.   '^Triirant  freouency  difference 
limens  as  a  function  of  (unda.niental  freouency 
for  selected  single  formant  tones. 
ASHA  6:405,  Oct  64.  Perception  of  inflected 

vowels. 
Quart  J  Speech  49:461,  63.   Review  of  "voice 
and  speech  for  effective  communication". 


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PHY        TWITCHELL,  THOMAS  E.,  171  Harrison  Ave., 
Boston,  Mass.       Neuropnysiologic 
mechanisms  of  infant  development 
NEU        TWITCHELL,  THOMAS  E.,  171  Harrison  Ave., 
Boston,  Mass.       Physiological  analysis 
of  basal  ganglia  function 
NEU        GREEfJBERG,  ROBERT  E.,  Sch.  Med., 

Stanford  Univ.,  Palo  Alto,  Cal.        Develop- 
mental studies  of  nerve  growth-promoting  factor 
Nature  205:180,  65.    Chemical  control  of  sensory  ganglia 

during  a  critical  period  of  development. 
Pediatrics  35:221,  65.   Appearance  and  localization  of  a 

nerve  growth  factor  during  development. 
Symposium  on  Regional  Maturation  of  the  Ner/ous  System. 

Paris,  Dec  64.   Studies  of  a  nerve  growth  protein. 
NEU        ZERVAS,  NICHOLAS  T.,  Jefferson  fiSedical  Col., 
Philadelphia,  Pa.       Effect  of  dentate 
lesions  on  experimental  tremor 
COM       VASTOLA,  EDWARD  F.,  Col.  Med.,  State  Univ. 
New  York.  Brooklyn,  N.Y.        Dependence  in 
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Am  J    physiol  208:861,  65.    Analysis  for  dependence 

between  sequential  responses  evoked  in  visual  cortex. 
VIS        BEHRENDT,  THOMAS,  Jefferson  Med.  Col., 
Philadelphia,  Pa.        Detailed  photography  of 
the  vitally  stained  retina 
COM        TOWE,  ARNOLD  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Washington,  Seattle,  Wash.       High- 
speed data  acquisition  and  computer 
analysis 
PhD  Thesis,  Univ  Washington,  Seattle,  64. 
Population  and  modality  characteristics  of 
neurons  in  the  coronal  cortex  of  cats. 
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Corticofugal  modulation  of  peripheral  receptive  fields  of 
neurons  in  the  somatosensory  cortex  of  cat. 
Exp  Neurol  11:419,  65.    Population  and  modality  character- 
istics of  neurons  in  the  coronal  region  of  somatosensory 
area  1  of  the  cat. 
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the  cuneate  nucleus  of  the  monkey. 
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dorsal  column  nuclei  of  the  monkey. 
Proc  23rd  int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  (No  1054),  p.  422, 
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current  flow  in  cerebral  cortex. 
CB  EDWARDS,  JOHN  STUART,  Western  Reserve 

Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio        Cell  death  and 
aging  in  tissues 
PNL        BOGGS,  THOMAS  R.  Jr.,  Pennsylvania  Hosp., 
Philadelphia,  Pa.     Endogenous  organic 
anion;  and  kernicterus 
NSS         MILLIKAN,  CLARK  H.,  Mayo  Clinic,  Rochester, 
Minn.       4th  Princeton  conference  on 
cerebral  vascular  diseases 
CMS        GOLDSTEIN,  MOISE  H.,  Jr.,Sch.  Med., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Neural  encoding  of  patterned  acoustic 
stimuli 
VIS         HARRIS,  JOHN  E.,  Univ.  Minnesota  Med. 
Sch.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.       Symposium 
on  the  lens 
VIS  VON  NOORDEN,  GUNTER  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Hosp., 

Baltimore,  Md.       Strabismic  amblyopia 
Am  J  Ophthal  53:325,  Feb  62.    Pursuit  move- 
ments of  normal  and  amblyopic  eyes.    I. 
Physiology  of  pursuit  movements. 
Am  J  Ophthal  53:477,  Mar  62.    Pursuit  move- 
ments of  normal  and  amblyopic  eyes.    II. 
Pursuit  movements  in  amblyopic  patients. 
Am  J  Ophthal  53:642,  Apr  62.    Phenomenology 

of  eccentric  fixation. 
Arch  Ophthal  69:25,  Jan  63.   Bilateral 

eccentric  fixation. 
Arch  Ophthal  69:547,  May  63.    Peripheral 

viewing  in  scotopic  vision. 
Am  J  Ophthal  58:41,  64.   Experiences  with  pie- 
optics  in  53  patients  with  strabismic  amblyopia. 
Am  Orthopt  J  14:105,  64.    Sensory  and  motor 

factors  in  strabismic  amblyopia. 
Invest  Ophthal  3:314,  64.   Eye  movements  in 

myotinic  dystrophy. 
J  Pediat  Ophthal  1:35,  Oct  64.    Prophylaxis  of 
amblyopia. 
COM        MOORE,  JOHN  W.,  Med.  Cr.,  Duke  Univ.,  Durham, 
N.C.        Analog  computer  for  physiological 
problems 
SSS  FOX,  CLEMENT  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Marquette  Univ., 

Milwaukee,  Wis.       Neuroanatomy  visiting 
scientist  program 
COM       WOODCOCK',  RICHARD  W.,  George  Peabody  Col., 
Nashville,  Tenn.        Doveiopment  of  an 
electronic  brailling  system 
CB  OLMSTED,  CLINTON  A.,  Battelle  Mem.  Inst., 

Columbus,  Ohio       Morphological  and 
cliemical  asoects  of  mvelination 


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NEU       FISTER;  C.  MILLER,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp., 
Boston,  Mass.       Palhologv  of  iacunes, 
cerebra!  Iiemcrhsne,  infarcts 
Arch  Neurol  13:30,  65.   Pure  motor  hemiplegia  of  vascular 

oriain. 
J  Neurol  Neurosurg  Psychiat  28:48,  65.   Homolateral  ataxia 

and  crural  paresis:   A  vascular  syndrome. 
Neurology  15:76..  65.   Pure  sensory  stroke  involving  face,  arm. 

and  leg. 
New  Eng  J  Med  273:117,  65.   Symptomatic  occult  hydroceph- 
alus with  "normal"  cerebrospinal  fluid  pressure  (a  treatable 
syndrome) . 
Postgrad  Med  3S:i3C,  65.   Diagnosis  and  management  of 

cerebrovascular  disease. 
AFY        HALLS,  ALBERT  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Creighton 
Univ.,  Omaha,  Nebr.       An  investigation 
of  facial  musculature 
NEU        SHERMAIM,  WILLIAM  R.,  Sch.  Med., 
Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Structure  and  metabolism  of  sphingolipids 
PATH      MARGOLIS,  GEORGE,  Dartmouth  Med.  Sch., 
Hanover,  N.H.       Circulatory  dynamics 
ill  CNS  contrast  agent  injury 
NEU        MILLICHAP,  J.  GORDON,  Children's  Memorial 
Hosp.,  Chicago,  111.       Convulsive  and 
anticonvulsive  mechanisms  in  children 
Am  J  Dis  Child  107:593,  Jun  64.    Mechanisms  of 
anticoni/u'sant  action  of  ketogenic  diet.    Studies 
in  animals  with  experimental  seizures  and  in 
children  with  petit  t-al  epilepsy. 
ModTreatra  1,  (No  57:1087,  Sep  64.   TTeatmenr 
of  convulsive  disorders,  including  febrile 
seizures,  in  children. 
Epilepsia  5:239,  64.   Acid-base,  electrolyte,  and  amino-acid 
metabolism  in  children  with  petit  mal.    Etiologic  signifi- 
cance and  modification  by  a.iticonvulsant  drugs  and  the 
ketogenic  diet. 
Epilepsia  6:243,  65.    Effects  of  convulsions  and  anticon- 
vulsants on  blood  sugars  in  rabbits. 
SRC         TYLER,  FRANK  H.,  Col.  ivied.,  Univ.  Utah, 
Salt  Lake  CItj-,  Utah       Collaborative 
muscular  dystrophy  therapy  program 
PET        TAKEMOSI,  AKIRA  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Minnesota,  Minneapplis,  Minn.        Mechanism 
of  action  of  narcotics 
Fed  Proc  23,  64.  Cerebral  glucose-6- 
phosphate  dehydrogenase  activity  of  morphin- 
ized  rats. 
Fed  Proc  24:548,  65.    Studies  on  the  increased  cerebral 

glucose  utilization  caused  by  morphine. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  65.    The  enhance- 
ment of  glucose  utilization  of  cerebral  homogenates  of 
rats  by  morphine. 
NEU        BARLOW,  CHARLES  F.,  Children's  Hosp.  Med. 
Cr.,  Boston,  Mass.       Regional  variations 
in  the  blood-brain  barrier 
Ann  Rev  Med  15:187,  64.    Clinical  implications" 

of  the  blood-brain  bar.-ier. 
Arch  Neurol  11:225,  64.    1125  Labeled  protein 

in  experimental  brain  edema. 
Pharmacologist  6:178,  64.    Increased  S35  sulfate 
exchange  between  brain  vascular  and  extravas- 
cular  comiiailnient  after  metrazol  convulsions. 
EP  BACHRACH,  ARTHUR  J.,  Barrow  Neurological 

Inst.,  St.  Joseph's  Hosp.,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 
Behavioral  studies  in  petit  mal  epilepsy 
NEU        BONDAREFF,  WILLIAM,  Northivestern  Univ. 
Med.  Sch.,  Chicago,  III. 
Submicroscopic  morphology  of  cerebral 
cortex 
VIS  PEARLMAN,  JEROME  T.,  Col.  Med., 

State  Univ.  Iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa 
ERG  in  experimentally  induced 
thyroid  disease 
PMY        SIMINOFF,  ROBERT,  Eastern  Pennsylvania 
Psychiatric  Inst.,   Philadelphia,   Pa. 
Physiology  and  pharmacology  of  reticulo- 
spinal neurons 
NEU        MYERS,  RONALD  E.,  Spring  Grove  Sute  Hosp., 
Baltimore,  Md.       Neural  mechanisms  In 
visual  and  tactile  perception 
PHY        KOBLICK,  DANIEL  C,  Illinois  Inst. 
Technology,  Chicago,  111.       Active 
ion  transport  in  hydra 
CMS        SNOW,  JAMES  B.,  Jr.,  Univ.  Oklahoma  Med. 
Cr.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.       Pathology 
of  die  temporal  bone  and  auditory 
pathways 
SSS  COLEMAN,  0.  JACKSON,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg., 

Columbia  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Ultrasonic  measurement  of  optical  dimensions. 
NBP        MERRITT,  K.  HOUSTON.  Col.  Phy.,Surg., 
Columbia  Univ.,  N.Y.C.       Clinical  center 
on  Parkinson's  .snd  allied  diseases 
Anat  Rec  151:499,  65.   Mesencephalic  focus  responsible  for 

tremor. 
Anat  Rec  154li82,  66.   Distribution  and  properties  of 
intracellularly  recorded  synaptic  activities  in  vciUrobasal 
thalamic  neurons. 
Anat  Rec  154S133,  66.  Cholincslerase  localization  in  the 
developing  nervous  system  of  the  rabbit  embryo  and  human 
fetus  by  electron  microscopic  histochemistry. 
Arch  Neurol  11:529,  64.    Substantia  nigra  and  Parkinsonism. 

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Arch  l\|eurol  12,  (No  3):227,  Mar  65.    Encephalitis  and 

Parl<insonism. 
Biochem  Pharmacol  11:1765,  65.    Penetration  of  acetylcholine 

into  squid  giant  axons. 
Brain  Res  1:63,  66.   Synaptic  events  in  ventrolateral  thalamic 

neurons  during  suppression  of  recruiting  responses  by  brain 

stem  reticular  stimulation. 
Brain  Res  1:109,  66.   Intracellular  spike  potentials  of 

dendritic  origin  during  hippocampal  seizures  induced  by 

subiculum  stimulation. 
Brain  Res  1:403,  66.    Spike -generation  and  propagation 

initiated  in  dendrites  by  transhippocampal  polarization. 
Brit  J  Prev  Soc  Med  20:27,  66.    Paralysis  agitans  mortality 

in  England  and  Wales,  1965  -  1962. 
Bull  NY  Acad  Med  41,  (No  8);855,  Aug  65.    Symposium  on 

the  pathophysiology  and  treatment  of  basal  ganglia  disease. 

Introduction. 
Bull  NY  Acad  Med  41,  (No-8):898,  Aug  65.    A  review  of  drug 

therapy  in  Parkinsonism. 
Exp  Neurol  10:305,  64.   Functional  properties  of  synaptic 

pathways  influencing  transmission  in  the  specific  cerebello- 

thalamocortical  projection  system. 
Fed  Proc  24:646,  65.    Temporal  evolution  of  experimentally 

produced  statis  tremor. 
Fed  Proc  25:259,  66.   A  study  of  the  control  of  catecholamine 

synthesis. 
Fed  Proc  25:638,  66.    Spike  potential  and  PSP  changes 

produced  by  trans-hippocampal  polarization. 
J  Cell  Biol  27:105,  65.    Electron  microscopic  localization 

of  acetylcholinesterase  in  the  neurons  of  frog  sympathetic 

ganglia. 
J  Comp  Neurol  125:51,  65.    Electron  microscopic  study  of 

the  developing  neuroblast  of  the  dorsal  root  ganglion  of 

the  rabbit  embryo. 
J  Gen  Physiol  49:47,  65.   Penetration  of  sugars,  steroids, 

amino  acids,  and  other  organic  compounds  into  the  interior 

of  the  squid  giant  axon. 
J  Nerv  Ment  Dis  140:17,  65.    Syndrome  of  the  ansa  pedun- 

cularis. 
J  Neurochem  13:293,  66.   Regional  development  of  glutamic 

acid  compartmentation  in  immature  brain. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  24,  (No  2),  65.    Phase  and  electron 

microscopic  observations  in  Lewy  bodies  and  melanin 

granules  in  the  substantia  nigra  and  locus  caeruleus  in 

Parkinson's  disease. 
J  Neuroohysiol  28:166,  65.    Intracellular  activities  and 

evoked  ootential  changes  during  polarization  of  motor  cortex. 
J  Neuroohysiol  28:487,  65.    Intracellular  study  of  internuclear 

inhibition  in  ventrolateral  thalamic  neurons. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:925,  65.    Properties  of  synaptic  activities 

and  spike  potentials  of  neurons  in  immature  neocortex. 
Life  Sci  5:951,  66.   The  influence  of  monoamine  oxidase 

inhibition  on  catecholamine  synthesis. 
Nature  210:856,  66.  Anaerobic  glycolysis  in  parts  of  the 

giant  axon  of  the  squid. 
Neurology  15:587,  65.    Effects  of  lesions  in  the  substantia 

nigra  upon  subthalamic  dyskinesia  in  the  monkey. 
Pharmacologist  8:189,  66.   Effect  of  chlorpromazinc, 

desipramine  and  protriptyline  on  brain  catecholamine 

synthesis. 
Physiologist  7:136,  64.    Acetylcholine  effects  on  VL-focal 

potentials  evoked  by  brachium  conjunctivum  stimulation. 
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Fine  structure  of  synaptic  and  non-synaptic  neuronal 

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NB-05192  IJ\C  PORTOGHESE,  PHILIP  S.,  Col.  Pharm., 

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among  analgesic  n-substituted  phenyloiperidines. 
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Oklahoma  City,  Okla.       Temporal 
auditory  discrimination 
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near-sinusoidal  stretch. 
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J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  24:290,  65.    Isolation  and  character- 
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California,  Berkeley,  Cal.       Problems 
in  visual  physiology 
Am  J  Optom  42:337,  65.    Receptive  fields  of  rabbit  retinal 

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nerve  impulses  and  Weber's  law. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:555,  65.    Evidence  that  Macllwain's 

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Science  149:553,  65.  Visual  resolution  and  the  diffraction 
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Copenhagen,  Denmark         Enzymatic 
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Changes  of  LDH-isozymes,  esterases,  acid 
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Buffalo,  N.Y.       Physiological  management 
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New  York,  Albany,  N.Y.       The  significance 
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Med.,  N.Y.C.       Cytophysiological 
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Am  Zool  5:235,  65.   Hemocytes  within  prothoracit 

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Am  Zool  5:247,  65.    Swelling  of  isolated 
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Anat  Rec  151:473,  65.  Obliquity  of  the  myo- 
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J  Cell  Biol  23:56A,  64.  Electron  microscopy 
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J  Cell  Biol  25:495,  65.    Ultrastructural  organi- 
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Science  148:1337,  65.   Smooth  muscle:'  An 
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oesu-ous  cvcle. 
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Anat  Rec  154:413,  66.    Electron  microscopic  evidence  for  two 

modes  of  length  change  in  an  obliquely  striated  muscle. 
Anat  Rec  154:416,  66.   An  electron  microscopic  study  of 

insect  hemocytes. 
Arch  Anat  Micr  Morph  Exp  54:331,  65.    Recent  progress  in  the 

studv  of  neuroendocrine  mechanisms  in  insects. 
Arch  Anat  Micr  Morph  Exp  54:359,  65.   The  final  common  oath 

in  neuroendocrine  integration. 
J  Cell  Biol  27:131A,  65.   Mitochondrial-desmosome  complexes 

in  maturing  columnar  epithelia  in  organs  of  the  male  repro- 
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J  Cell  Biol  28:73,  66.    Redundant  myelin  sheaths  and  other 

ultrastructural  features  of  the  toad  cerebellum  . 
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cvte  in  the  insect  Gromohadorhina  portentosa. 
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microscope  tissue  fixatives. 
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65.   The  stroma!  element  in  endocrine  organs  in  insects. 
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Leotodora  kindtii  Focke. 
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alpha-range  bursts  in  the  EEG. 
Arch  Neurol  13:204.  65.  Oscilloosia. 
Arch  Neurol  14:73,  66.   Optokinetic  nystagmus  and  cerebral 

disease.   Clinical  and  oathological  study. 
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with  cbservations  on  the  localization  of  dysfunction. 
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J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:73,  66.   Mental  disorders  in  acute 

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J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:204,  66.   Classification  of  neurologic 

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J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:209,  66.   Diagnostic  aids  in  the  mental 

and  aohasic  status. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:213,  66.   Evaluation  of  some  aspects  of 

vision. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:221,  66.   Modifications  of  the  sensory 

examination. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp.  33:225.  66.   Motor  and  reflex  testing. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hoso  33:236,  66.   Examination  of  eye  movements. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:243,  66.   Examination  of  vestibulo- 

oculomotor  function. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:252,  66.   Evaluation  of  the  unconscious 

patient. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:265,  66.  Auscultation,  palpation  and 

comoression  of  the  neck  and  head. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:269,  66.  The  use  of  sodium  amytal  foe 

testing  mental  function. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:278,  66.   The  use  of  sodium  amytal  for 

testing  visual,  sensory  and  motor  function. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:280,  66.  The  hot  bath  test  in  the  diagnosis 

of  multiple  sclerosis. 
J  Mt  Sinai  Hosp  33:303,  66.   Introduction  to  the  approach  to 

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J  NucI  Med  7:128,  66.  Anatomical  correlation  of  the  abnonnal 

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Proc  Inl  Sympo  Vestibular  Ocuicmotor  Problems,  Jap  Vesti 
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Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  p.  154,  65.  On  auditory  extinction  and 

alloacusis. 
Trans  Am  Nenrol  Assn  d.  226,  65.   Unilaternal  auditory  hal- 
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Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Chemistry, 
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a  second  irisialosanglfoside. 
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5-G. 
Fed  Proc  24:717,  65     Effect  of  gangliosides  on  guinea  pig 
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Minneapolis,  Minn.       Catcibolism  of 
nlutaniate  by  cerebral  mitochondria 
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State  Univ.  New  Yorli..  SrooHyn,  M.Y. 
The  response  of  ocula.'  prtssurs  ;o 
corticoste.'Oids 
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Reserve  Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
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Minneapolis,  Minn.       Metabolism  and 
electrical  activity  of  sinnle  neurones 
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South  Dakota,  Vermillion,  S.D. 
Studios  on  the  ocrebellifutial  fibers  in 
vertebrates 
NB-05231  NEU        SCHAIN,  RICHARD  J.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ. 

Nebraska,  Omaha,  ,"Jebr.  Entry  of  C14 

amino  acids  into  the  cerebral  ventricles 
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by  phenylaianine  of  the  entry  of  5-hydroxy- 
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Baltimore,  Md.       Functional  relation- 
ships of  the  nucleus  riorsomedialis 
MB-05234  I^EU         LEVITT,  MELVl'-!,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Pennsylva-iia,-  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
SpiRnl  sensory  tracts  and  somesthesis 
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with  spinal  cord  lesions. 
Anat  Rec  154:377,  66.    Spiral  pathvrays  mediating  limb  posi- 
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Anat  Rec  154:437,  60.   Spinal  sensory  tracts  and  tv;o-point 

tactile  sensitivity. 
Physiologist  7:104,  64.   Functional  properties  of  Sm!  hindlimb 
cortex  in  cats  with  intact  and  isolated  soinal  sensory  tracts. 
WB-05235  PHY        DEL  C.VTiLLO,  .lOSE,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Puerto  Rico,  San  Juan,  P.R. 
Co:"3arative  nerve-muscle  physiolooy 
and  oharmacology 
Brit  J  Pharmacol  22:463,  6^i.   Mechanism  of  the 
paralyzing  action  of  piperazine  on  Ascaris  mus- 
cle. 
Exoerientia  20:141,  64.   inhibitory  action  of  y- 

aminobutyric  acid  (GABA)  on  Ascaris  muscle. 
J  Gen  Physiol  48:129,  64.   Influence  of  some 
ions  on  the  membrane  potential  of  Ascaris  musr 
cle. 
Nature  203:530,  64.   Hyperpolarizing  action 
poi.entials  rei,:.rded  from  the  esopSagus  of 
Ascaris  lumbricoides. 
Brit  J  Pharmacol  25:6'0,  ?5,    On  the  pharmacological  and 
anaphylactic  responsiveness  of  denervated  voluntary  muscle 
ot  the  the  guinea-pig. 
Fed  Proc  24,  (No  2),  Mar-Apr  65.    Membrane  currents 

recorded  in  the  inverior  of  a  giant  muscle  cell. 
Science  1-17:1155,  65.    The  anaphylactic  contraction  of 
denervated  sKeletal  rnnscle  of  tho  oiiinea  oio. 
"NB-05236  NEU         HILLARP,  NiLS-AKE,  Karolinaka  Inst., 

Stockholm,  Sweden       Mechanisms  of 
storage  and  release  of  monoamines 
NB-^5237  CMS        GOLDBERG,  JAY  M.,  i'niv.  Chicago, 

Chicago,  III .       Anatomy  and 
physiology  of  brainstem  auditory 
system 
Science  M6;4L12,  64.  Responses  of  neurons  of 
the  cochlear  nucleus  to  tones  and  noise  of  long 
duration. 
NB-05238  CMS        MONTGOMERY,  WILLIAM  W.,  Massachusetts 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary,  Boston,  Mass. 
Reposiiioning  and  fixation  of  the 
arvienoid  cartilaoe 
NB-05239  NEU        NOVIN,  DONALD,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.        A  study  of 
central  osmoreceptor  units 
NB-05241  CMS         HAST,  MALCOLM  H.,  University  Hospitals, 

Iowa  City,  Iowa       Muscle  contraction 
of  the  vr.cal  folds 
NB-05242  NEU         BRADLEY,  WILLIAM  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Pathoohysiolocy  of  micturition 


NB-05243 
N6-05244 


NS-05245 
NB-05247 
NB-05248 

NB-05249 
WB-05250 


NB-05251 
NB-05253 
NB-05254 


NB-05255 

NB-05256 
NB-05257 
flB-05260 


NB-05262 


NB-05263 


NB-05264 


PHY        GOETSCH,  &ENNIS  D.,  Sch.  Vet.  Med., 
Oklahoma  Stale  Univ.,  Stillwater, 
Okia,       Blood-brain  barrier  studies 
VR  .lOHNSON,  RICHARD  T.,  Sch.  Med.,  Western 

Reserve  U.-iv.,  Cleveland,  Ohio       CNS  virus 
diseases— Pathogenesis  and  host  determinants 
J  Irnmun  96:253,  66.   Im.-Tiunolluorescent  studies  on  rubella 

infected  tissue  culture-  and  human  tissues. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  24:662,  65.   E/peninenlal  rabies: 
Studies  of  cellular  vulnerability  and  pathogenesis  using 
fluore'cent  -antiboOv  staining. 
Slow,  Latent,  arid  Tem;«fatc  Virus  Infections,  NINDB  Monogr, 
No  2,  USPHS,  U.S.  Govt  Prtm  OlMce,  Washington,  p.  119, 
65.    .'he  incubation  period  of  enceshalitis. 
CMS        WEST,  ROBERT  V/.,  Univ.  California, 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Russian  trans- 
lation on  disorders  "f  speech 
MET        RAVIN,  HERBERT  A.,  Sinai  Hcso.,  Detroit, 
Mich.       Functions  of  brain  and 
se.-ym  copper  proteins 
NEU        RIEHL,  JEAN-LOUIS  R.,  Univ.  California 
Cr.  HItli.  Sci.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Clinical  application  ci  EEC  analog 
analysif 
VIS  MILLER,  NORMA  D.,  Sch.  Optometry, 

Ohio  State  Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
An  ir.vestigation  of  the  Stiles- 
Crawfurd  effect 
Am  J  Qoiom  41:599,  64.    Changes  in  tiie  Stiles-Crawfofd 

effect  v.ith  high  lucinance  acapting  fields. 
NEU        HAMEL,  EASL  G.,  Jr.,  Univ.  Alabama  Med. 
Cr.,  Ei^-.'Pingham,  Ala.       The  comparative 
anatomy  of  the  forebrai:i 
Alabama  J  Med  Sci  3,  (No  1),  65.    ^he  .nuclear  configu- 
ration ar.d  oytMrchir&cture  of  the  amygdaloid  complex 
in  Oideiahyj  '.'"jiniaiia. 
Proc  SiTTSos  Brain  Develop,  Frankfur*,  Germany,  65. 
A  btudy  or  the  hippocampal  forination  in  the  opossum, 
Did'tlonys  v^.-giniana. 
PHY        MASTERTON,  R.  8RUCE.  Vanderbilt  Univ., 
K'ash'.ille,  Tenn        Analysis  of  sensory 
cortex 
ViS  KOENIG,  EDWARD,  State  Univ. 

New  York,  Buffalo,  N.Y.       Visual  cell 
RNA  during  differentiation 
Nt  U        LiNDSLEY.  DAVID  F.,  Stanford  Univ.  Med. 
Cr.,  SUnford,  Cal.       Role  of 
subtli3lan-ic  facililatory  influences 
Fed  Pioc  24:516,  65.   EEG  ar.d  discrimination  performance  in 

cats  under  atrooine.   I.  Light-dark  and  pattern  discrimination. 
Physiologist  9:231,  66.   Dichoptic  interactions  of  lateral 
geniculate  neurons  of  cats  to  contralateral  and  ipsiiateral 
eye  stimulation. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  p.  469,  65.   Analysis 
of  electrographic  correlates  of  conditional  responses  to  posi- 
tive reinforcement:    II.  Alterations  induced  by  pharmacological 
agents 
END        WERK,  EMILE  E.,  Jr.,  Christ  Hospital 
Inst.  Med.  Res.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Steroid  metabolism  in  convulsive 
disorders 
VIS         WILLIAMS,  THEODORE  P.,  Brown  Univ., 
Providence,  R.I.       Photochemical 
aspect  of  visual  processes 


NEU 


BECKER,  NORWIN  HOWARD,  Montefiore  Hosp., 

Bronx,  N.Y.       A  structure-function 


study  of  brain  cytomembranes 
VIS  3ARTLEY,  S.  HOWARD,  Michigan  SUte  Univ., 

East  Lansing,  Michigan       Effects  of 
stimulus  intermittency  on  color  perception 
Am  J  Optom  42,  (No  101:573,  65.   Effects  of  temporal  manipu- 
lation of  photic  stimulation  on  perceived  brightness,  hue 
and  saturation. 
J  Psychol  59:319,  65.    Some  observations  on  the  manipulation 
of  visual  acuity  by  varying  the  rale  of  intermittent  stimu- 
lation. 
NTN        MERT2,  EDWIN  T.,  Purdue  Univ.  Res. 
Fdn.,  Lafayette,  Ind.       Effect  of 
diet  on  lipids  and  amino  acids  of 
brai:? 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  118:233,  65.  Effect  of 
restricted  food  intake  on  grwvth  and  composi- 
tion of  p.'oweanling  rat  brain. 
PKY        JOSEPHSON,  ROBERT  K.,  Col.  Lib.  Arts, 
Univ.  Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Connerative  conduction  and  integra- 
tion 
NEU        SEGUNDO,JOSE  P.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  California, 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Functional 
significance  of  spike  discliarge  parameters 
Fed  Proc  24:647,  65.   Sub'h-eshold  behavior  of 

spontaneously  active  .neurons  in  Apiysia. 
Physiologist  7:209,  64.  Post-synaptic  membrane 
potential  distributions  as  a  representation  of 
input  state. 
Science  145:61,  64. 
Ann  Rev  Physiol  28:493,  66.   Statistical  analysis  and  func- 
tional interofetaticn  of  neuronal  spike  data. 
Memo  RM-9579,.  NIH,  Rand  Corp,  Santa  Monica,  Cal,  Dec 
65.    Soike  probabilities  in  neurons:    Influence  of  temporal 
slri.ctiire  in  the  train  of  svnaotic  events, 
physiologist  S:2?6,  65.   Investigation  of  the  mechanism  under- 
lying the  attenuation  of  reticular  responses  to  repeated  sen- 
sory stimuli. 


1806 


irB-05266 
NE-05267 
NB-05268 
NB-05269 
NB'-05270 


m-cszn 

NB-05272 

NB-05276 
NB-05277 

NB-0528? 
NB-05283 

NB-05288 
NB-05290 

NB-05291 

NB-05292 
NB-05294 
NB-05295 
HB^T)5298 
NB-05299 
NB-0530C 


NB-05301 
NB-05302 

NB-05303 
NB-05305 


PHY        SMALLEY,  KATHERIME  N.,  Grad.  Col.,Sute  Univ. 

iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa        Neuroeffector 

transm'ssion 
NEU        FLANIGAN,  NORBERT  J.,  Col.  Liberal  Arts, 

St.  Norbert  Col.,  West  de  Pere,  Wis. 

Comparative  neuroanatomy 
NSS         BROOKS,  CHANDLER  McC.,  State  University 

New  York  Downstate  Med.  Cr.,  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

The  CSF  and  ventilation 
COM        RANDT,  CLARK  T.,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

N.Y.C.       Computer  analysis  of  the 

EEC 
BIO         MOORE,  BLAKE  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 

Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.       Fractionation 

of  brain  oroteins 
Biochem  Biophys  Res  Commun  19:739,  65.    A  soluble  protein' 

characteristic  of  the  nervous  system. 
Neurosci  Res  Progr  Bull  3:18,  65.    Structural  relatedness  of 
a  vertebrate  brain  acidic  protein  as  measured  immuno- 
chemically. 
VIS         SUTTON,  DWIGHT.  Arizona  State  Univ., 

Temoe,Ari2.       Development  of 

visual  functions 
HED        HEIM,  LOUISE  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  New  York 

Med.  Col.,  New  York,  N.Y. 

Effects  of  estradiol  on  brain 

maturation 
Fed  Proc  24:385,  65.   Estradiol  and  brain  matura- 
tion in  the  young  rat. 
CMS        TOBIAS,  JERRY  V.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

Oklahoma,  Norman,  Okla.       Basal  cochlea 

contribution  to  temporal  processing 
HUE        SADE,  JACOB,  Israel  Inst.  Applied  Social  Res., 

Jerusalem,  Israel  Ethnic  variations 

ana  the  genetics  of  otosclerosis 
Am  J  Ophtha!  56,  (No  3):369,  Sep  63.  The 
ophthalmodynamometric  carotid  compression 
test. 
CMS        FINCK,  ALFRED,  Sch.  Med.,  Temple  Univ., 

Philadelphia,  pa.       Physiologic-audiometric 

responses  to  acoustic  stimuli 
NEU        OeMYER,  WILLIAM,  Indiana  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

Indianapolis,  Ind.       Ontogenetic 

hodology  of  normal  and  operated 

fetuses 
CMS        MYERS,  EUGENE  N.,  Massachusette  Eye 

and  Eir  Inf.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Salicylate  deafness 
GEN       GUTHRIE,  ROBERT,  Children  Hosp.,  Buffalo, 

N.Y.        Inhibition  assay-detection  and  study 

of  inborn  errors 
Proc  Uth  Int  Congr  Pediat  Tokyo, Nov  65.    Use  of  simple 
microbial  tests  in  routine  screening  for  inborn  errors  in 
the  newborn. 

MH  BLAKE,  KATHRYN  A.,  Col.  Educ,  Univ. 

Georgia,  Athens,  Ga.       Applications 

of  learning  characteristics— The  deaf 
NEU        COLORING,  SIDNEY,  Univ.  Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.       Bioelectric  studies 

of  cerebral  cortex 
NEU        MARTIN,  ARTHUR  W.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci., 

Univ.  Washington,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Trophic  controls  of  muscle 
NEU        DOW,  ROBERT  S.,  Good  Samaritan  Hosp., 

Portland,  Ore.       Genetic  studies  in 

cerebellar  hypoplasia 
PATH      GORDON,  LAWRENCE  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Washington,  Seattle,.  Wash.        The  morphogen- 
esis of  experimental  myelodysplasia 
PATH      NELSON,  ERLAND,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Minnesota, 

Minneapolis,  Minn.       Pathogenesis  of 

CNS  viral  infections 
PC  McKHANN,  GUY  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Stanford 

Univ.,  Stanford,  Cal.       Biochemical 

studies  of  myelinization 
Fed  Proc,  65.   Biosynthesis  of  sulfatides. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  89:229,  64.   Sulfate 
metabolism  in  metachromatic  leucodystrophy. 
Biochem  Biophys  Res  Commun  20:109,  65.   Metabolism  of 
sulfatides.    I.  Effect  of  galactocerbrosides  on  the 
synthesis  of  sulfatides. 
Fed  Proc  24:361,  65.    Biosynthesis  of  sulfatides  in  rat  brain. 
Proc  Int  Neurochem  Conf,  Oxford,  65.   In  vitro  studies  of  the 

synthesis  of  sulfatides. 
Proc  Soc  Pediat  Res,  65.   Biochemical  criteria  for  the  onset 

of  myelinizaMon. 
Proc  Western  Soc  Pediat  Res,  65.   Lipoproteins  in  brain. 
Western  Fed  of  Neurol  Sci,  66.    The  metabolism  of  sulfatides 

in  the  developing  nervous  system. 
The  Regiotial  Maturation  of  the  Nervous  System  in  Early  Life, 
Blackwell  Pub  Co,  Oxford,  England,  66.    Biochemical 
studies  of  myelinization. 
PHY        ECKERT,  ROGER,  Col.  Liberal  Arts,  Syracuse 

Univ.,  Syracuse,  N.Y.       Functional 

properties  of  single  neurons 
VIS         WARNER,  LOUISE,  Sch.  Med.,  Dent., 

Georgetown  Univ.,  Washington,  D.C. 

Relating  morphology  to  physiology  in 

livinq  eyes 
VIS         JAMPOLSKY,  ARTHUR,  Inst.  Med.  Sci., 

San  Francisco,  Cal.        Objective  techniques  in 

retraining  eye  movements 
AFY        KROLL,  WALTER,  Col.  Education, 

Univ.  Texas,  Austin,  Tex. 

Central  facilitation  in  isometric 

muscular  work 


NB-05306 
NB-05308 
NB-05310 
NB-05313 

NB-05315 

NB-05316 
NB-05317 


NB-05319 


NB-05320 
NB -05324 
NB-05328 

NB-05329 
NB-05330 


BBC        ZAND,  ROBERT,  Inst.  Sci.,  Tech.,  Univ. 

Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       Chemical 
studies  0':  braifi  and  other  proteolipids 
CMS         PETERSON,  ERNEST  A.,  Univ.  Miami,  Miami, 
Fla.       Ultrasonic  overstimulation  of 
the  ear 
CMS        DRAVNIEKS,  ANDREW,  Illinois  Inst.  Technology, 
Chicago,  III.       Fundamental  studies 
on  chemosensors 
HED         FENICHEL,  GERALD  M.,  Res.  Fdn.  Children's 
Hosp.,  Washington,  D.C.        Histochemical 
studies  on  human  fetal  skeletal  muscle 
Clin  Proc  Child  Hosp  21:175,  65.    Infantile  hypotonia. 
NEU        FOX,  CLEMENT  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Marquette 
Univ.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.       The  fine 
structure  of  the  nervous  system 
Am  Zool  4,  (No  *) ,  Nov  64.   The  swimming  per- 
formance of  a  sea  anemone.  (Motion  picture) . 
Neurology  15,  (No  3):283,  Mar  65.   The  fine 
structure  of  the  globus  pallidus. 
NEU        SZEKELY,  EMERY  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Temple 
Univ.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.       Higiier 
centers  and  reticular  formation 
Fed  Proc  25:701,  66.   Effect  of  lesions  of  the  caudate 
nucleus  and  the  hippocampus  upon  tremor  Induced  by 
reticular  stimulation. 
NEU        OFFNER,  FRANKL'N  F.,  Technological  InsL, 
Northwestern  Univ.,  Evanston,  III. 
Evoked  E.E.G.  field  recording 
Am  J  Ophthai  57:41,  64.  Clinical  evaluation  of 

school  age  children  with  relrolental  fibroplasia. 
Arch  Neurol  7:244,  62.   An  electroencephalo- 
graphic  findings  in  blindness  due  to  retrolental 
fibroplasis. 
Proc  14th  Int  Congr  AppI  Psychol,  62.   Develop- 
mental effects  of  visual  deprivation. 
Proc  1st  Int  Congr  Techn  Blindness,  A.F.B., 
New  York,  p.  235,  63.   Electroencephalo- 
graphic  findings  in  blindness  due  to  retrolental 
fibroplasia. 
Proc  1st  Int  Congr  Techn  Blindness,  A.F.B.,  NeV» 
York.,  p.  301,  63.   Analysis  of  intrinsic  brain 
rhythms  and  responses  evoked  by  visual,  audi- 
tory and  tactile  stimuli  in  a  group  of  coligenT- 
taliy  blind  children. 
Rev  Neurol,  Paris,  64.   The  EEG  in  conditions 

of  somaestbeti:.  constancy. 
Investigation  of  Carbon  Dioxide  Therapy.  CC 
Thomas,  New  York,  61. 
NEU        BRADLEY,  WILLIAM,  Univ.  Minnesota, 
Minneapolis,  Minn.       Microelectrode 
studv  of  develoDinci  cerebral  cortex 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:527,  65. 
Ontogeny  of  cortical-subcortical  synchronizing 
systems. 
Neurology  15:292,  65.  Ontogeny  of  cortical 

excitability  in  newborn  rabbits. 
Proc  Soc  Pediat  Res  35th  Ann  Mtg,  May  65. 
Maturational  aspects  of  epileptiform  activity 
in  newborn  rabbits. 

EEG  J  20:93,  66.   Transmission  characteristics  ot  the 

cranium  ot  the  don. 
EEG  J  20:94,  66.   Cerebellar  effects  on  unit  activity  in  cat 

sensorv-motor  cortex. 
EEG  J  Clin  Lab  Notes,  ^0:520,  66.   Transmission  properties 

of  the  cranium  ot  the  doa  tc  steady  currents. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:527,  65.    Ontogeny  of 

cortical-subcortical  syncl.ronizing  systems. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  20:94,  66.    Subcortical- 

cortical  intenration  in  the  develooino  rabbit  brain. 
J  Pediat  67:948,  65.   Maturational  aspects  of  epileptiform 

activity  in  newborn  rabbits. 
Neurology  15:292,  65.    Ontogeny  of  cortical  excitability  in 


Pontine  regulation  of  visceral  reflex 


newborn  rabbits. 
Neurology  16:302,  66. 

activity. 
Neurology  16:325,  66.  Ontogeny  of  ce:itral  regulation  of 

visceral  reflex  activity. 
Proc  Soc  Pediat  Res,  Atlantic  City,  Apr  66.   Maturational 

chanaes  in  bladder  muscle. 
Science  152:216,  66.   Development  of  visceral  reflex  activity 

in  the  Dostnata'  rabbit. 


NEU 


MANNING,  ROBERT  T.,  Univ.  Kansas  Med.  Cr., 

Kansas  (fity,  Kans.       Neurochemistry 

of  afTimonia  intoxication 
PATH      MORRIS,  CHARLES  E.,  Sch.  Med., 

Univ.  North  Carolina,  Chapel  Hill,  N.C. 

Organ  culture  of  skeletal  muscle  in  polymyositis. 
PHY        HOCKMAN,  CHARLES  H.,  Medical  Col. 

Virginia,  Richmond,  Va.       CNS 

correlates  of  internally-operatino 

hunger  drive 
PET        KUTT,  HENN,  Bellevue  Hosp.,  New  York, 

N.Y.       Metabolism  and  toxicity  of  anti- 
convulsant druos 
Neurology  15:274,  65.    Effects  of  phenobarbital  upon 

diphenylhydantoin  metabolism  in  man. 
Neurology  15:823,  65.    Neurological  sequelae  following 

dilantin  overdose  in  a  patient  and  in  experimental  animals. 
PET        SOMJEN,  GEORGE  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Duke  Univ., 

Durham,  N.C.       Pharmacological 

investination  of  svnattic  pathways 


1807 


NB-05336  VIS  DOWLING,  JOHN  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  John  Hopkins 

Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.       Structure 
and  Function  of  visual  systems 
Science  147:57,  65.    Foveal  receptors  of  the 
monkey  retina:    Fine  structure. 
Z  Zellforsch  71:14,  66.    An  electron  microscope  study  of 
normal  and  degenerating  centrifugal  fiber  terminals  in 
the  pigeon  retina. 
NB-05338  VIS  PICO,  GUILLERMO,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Puerto 

Rico,  San  Juan,  P. R.       Ocular 
electromyography  and  inhibitory  mechanisms 
Arch  Neurol  11:265,  64.    Ocular  electromyography  in  brin 

stem  dysfunction. 
Arch  Ophthal  73:320,  65.    Periodic  alternating  gaze  deviation 
with  dissociation  of  head  movement. 
NB-05342  VIS  KRILL,  ALEX  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Chicago, 

Chicago,  III.       Studies  of  carriers  of 
inherited  retinal  disorders 
Vision  Res  5:189,  65.   Size  distance  perception  and  accom- 
modation convergence  micropsia — A  critique. 
NB-05344  PNL         FERRISS,  GREGORY  S.,  Sch.  Med., 

Louisiana  State  Univ.,  Baton  Rouge,  La. 
Normal  and  abnormal  cerebral  electrical 
maturation 
NB-05346  RAD        BROWN,  SIDNEY  0.,  Col.  Eng.,  Texas 

AM  Univ.,  College  Station,  Tex.       Sensory 
perception  following  repetitive  gamma 
Irradiation 
Percept  Motor  Si<ills  20:871,  65.   Effect  of  radiation  on 

audition  and  conditioned  responses  in  the  Spanish  goat. 
Proc  3rd  Int  Congr  Radiat  Res,  Cortina  D'Ampezzo,  Italy, 
Jun-Jul  66.   Effect  of  repetitive  gamma  radiation  on  audition 
and  vision. 
NB-05348  PET        KADIS,  LESLIE  B.,  Albert  Einstein 

Col.  Med.,  Bronx,  N.Y. 
Reactivity  of  blood  vessels  to  anesthetic 
Fed  Proc  24, (No  2) ,  65.   The  effect  of  anesthe- 
tic agents  on  isolated  small  artery  segments. 
Fed  Proc  24, (No  2) ,  65.   The  effect  of  suc- 
cinylcholine  on  isolated  small  artery  segments. 
NB-05350  CB  VENABLE,  JOHN  H.,  Col.  Vet.  Med.,  Oklahoma 

State  Univ.,  Stillwater,  Okla. 
Muscle  arowth — A  fine-structural  auto- 
radioaraohic  studv 
NB-05351  NEU        CAMPBELL,  GEORGE  L.,  Rutgers  State  Univ., 

New  Brunswick,  N.J.       Studies  on 
metabolism  of  isolated  brain  cell  types 
NB-05352  CMS        IRWIN,  JOHN  W.,  Massachusetts  Eye  and 

Ear  Inf.,  Boston,  Mass.       Circulation 
of  the  inner  ear 
NB-05356  VIS         ZADUNAISKY,  JOSE,  Sch.  Med.,   Univ. 

Louisville,   Louisville,  Ky.        Ocular  and 
cerebrospinal  fluids 
Exp  Eye  Res  3:283,  64.    Steady-state  concentrations  of 

potassium  in  the  ocular  fluids. 
Exp  Eye  Res  4:54,  65.    Effects  of  autonomic  drugs  on 
mitosis  and  DNA  synthesis  in  the  lens.    Epithelium 
and  on  the  composition  of  the  aqueous  humour. 
NB-05357  NEU        WATSON,  C.  WESLEY,  New  England  Center 

Hosp.,  Boston,  Mass.       Bilateral 
and  diffuse  epileptogenic  lesions 
NB-05359  MH  PARSONS,  OSCAR  A.,  Oklahoma,  Med.  Res. 

Inst.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Deficits  in  brain  damage 
NB-05360  VIS  HORENSTEIN,  SIMON,  Highland  View  Hosp., 

Cleveland,  Ohio       Sensori-motor 
concomitants  of  homonymous  hemianopsia 
Neurology  15:279,  65.    Modification  of  visual  inattention 

of  stimuli . 
Proc  8th  Int  Congr  Neurol  3:253,  65.    Disturbances  of  gaze 

and  fixation  in  hemianopic  patients. 
Proc  Int  Congr  Neuropath,  65."^lexion  dystonia  of  the 

lower  limb  following  destruction  of  the  putamen. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  89:204,  64.    Paropsis  associated 

with  hemianopia. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn,  65.    Modification  of  visual 
extinction  by  antecedent  stimulation. 
NB-05362  NEU         BREAZILE,  JAMES  E.,  Col.  Vet.  Med., 

Oklahoma  State  Univ.,  Stillwater,  Okla. 
Cerebral  control  of  autonomic  responses 
NB-05363  VR  NATHANSON,  NEAL,  Sch.  Hyg.,  Johns  Hopkins 

Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.        Neurohistology  of 
attenuated  arbo  virus  encephalitis 
TrB-05364  VR  NATHANSON,  NEAL,  Sch.  Hygiene, 

Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Experimental  infection  with  Langat  virus 
NB-05366  VIS  SILVERSTEIN,  ARTHUR  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Pathogenesis  of  uveitis 
NB-05367  PC  LEVIN,  EPHRAIM  Y.,  Sch.  Med.,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Enzymatic  formation  of  bile  pigments 
NB-05368  NEU        LEHRER,  GERARD  M.,  Mt.  Sinai  Hosp.,  New 

York,  N.Y.       Quantitative  biochemistry 
of  sinnle  neurons  in  stress 
Excerpta  Medica  Int  Congr  Ser,  (No  94),  p.  E140,  65. 
Carbohydrate  metabolism  of  the  developing  brain  in 
vivo  and  vitro. 
J  Histochem  Cytochem  13:8,  65.    Kinetics  of  acetyl- 
cholinesterase with  special  reference  to  a-naphthyl 
acetate. 
J  Histochem  Cytochem  13:700,  65.    Pyridine  nucleotide 
dependent  dehydrogenase:  A  comparison  of  quantitative 
and  slide  histochemistry. 
Neurology  15:290,  65.    Enzyme  analyses  of  nuclei  and 
cytoplasm  of  single  supramedullary  neurones  in  puffer  fishes. 


NB-05369  CMS        GOODHILL,  VICTOR,  Ccdars-Sitiai  Med.  Cr., 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Temporal  bone 
pathology—Human  and  experimental 
NB-05373  NEU         FRY,  WILLIAM  J.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 

Illinois,  Urbana,  III.       Pathological 
studv  of  human  brains 
NB-05374  CMS       TIKOFSKY,  RONALD  S.,  Univ.  Michigan  Speech 

Clinic,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.        Concept  and 
discrimination  learning  by  aphaslcs 
NB-05377  CMS        HUGHES,  JOHN  R.,  Sch.  Med., 

Northwestern  Univ.,  Chicago,  III. 
Analysis  of  vertebrate  olfactory 
systems 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  15:157,  63. 
Oscilloscooic  analysis  of  the  temporal  relation- 
ships in  the  positive  spike  phenomenon. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  15:163,  63. 
Autonomic  changes  from  experimentally  induced 
anxiety  in  cases  with  the  positive  spike  phe- 
nomenon. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  15:924,  63. 
Oscillatory,  rhythmical  activity  in  visually 
evoked  responses  from  the  unanesthetized 
monkey. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  15:1054,  63. 
Studies  on  the  evoked  visual  response  and 
the  lambda  wave  of  unanesthetized  monkeys. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  16:561,  64. 
Studies  on  the  supracallosal  mesial  cortex  of 
unanesthetized,  conscious  mammals.   II.  Mon- 
key D.  Vertex  sharp  waves  and  epileptiform 
activity. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  17:464,  64. 
Studies  on  the  K-complex  and  epileptiform 
activity  from  the  mesial  cortex  of  unanesthetized 
conscious  monkeys. 
Fed  Proc  22:451,  63.   Studies  on  the  olfactory 
bulb  of  the  unanesthetized  monkey  and  rabbit. 
Fed  Proc  23:465,  64.    Studies  on  the  specificity 
of  response  within  the  olfactory  bulb  of  unanes- 
thetized rabbits. 
Proc  18th  Am  EEG  Soc,  p.  46,  64.  A  technique 
of  automatic  frequency  analysis  in  the  investi- 
gation of  coding  within  the  olfactory  bulb. 
Proc  18th  Am  EEG  Soc,  p.  104,  64.   Electro- 
clinical  correlations  in  the  six  per  second  spike 
and  wave  complex. 
Proc  Conf  on  Data  Acouisitinn  and  Analysis  in 
Rinlnov  and  Medicine.  Pergamon  Press,  New 
York.,  p.  73,  62.    Frequency  analysis  of 
responses  from  the  olfactory  bulb  of  unanesthe- 
tized mammals. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:71,  65.    Electroclinical 
correlations  in  the  six  per  second  spike  and  wave  complex. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:349,  65.    A  controlled 
study  on  the  behavior  disorders  associated  with  the  positive 
spike  phenomenon. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:518,  65.    A  technique  of 
automatic  frequency  analysis  in  the  investigation  of  coding 
within  the  olfactory  bulb. 
Epilepsia  6:156,  65.    The  periodically  recurring  focal 

discharge. 
Application  of  EEG  in  Psychiatry,  Duke  Univ  Press, 
Durham,  N  C,  p.  54,  65.    A  review  of  the  positive 
spike  phenomenon. 
international  Review  of  Neurobiology,  Academic  Press, 
New  York,  p.  99,  64.    Responses  from  the  visual  cortex 
of  the  unanesthetized  monkey. 
NB-05379  PET        Dl  PALMA,  JOSEPH  R.,  Hahnemann  Med.  Col. 

and  Hosp.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Biological  effects  of  anthocyanins 
Fed  Proc  24,  (No  2):141,  65.   Touch  receptor 

of  Dionaea  muscipula  (Venus  flytrap)  of  Ellis. 
Fed  Proc  24,  (No  2):487,  65.   Anthocyanins  from 
Dionaea  muscipula  (Venus  flytrap)  of  Ellis. 
NB-05381  NEU         GASTEIGER,  EDGAR  L.,  Jr.,  N.Y.  State 

Vet.  Col.,  Cornell  Univ.,  Ithaca,  N.Y. 
Analysis  of  electrical  signs  of 
hiaher  function 
Radiat  Res  25,  (No  1):8,  65.    Role  of  olfactory  bulb  in  x- 

ray  detection. 

NB^5384  NSS         WALKER,  A.  EARL,  World  Federation  of 

Neurosurgical  Societies,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Conferences — 1969  Neurology,  Neurosurgery 
Congresses 
NB-05386  NSS         JOHNSON,  KENNETH  0.,  American  Speech  and 

Hearing  Assn.,  Washington,  D.C. 
Travel  grants--Junior  and  senior  sripntist<; 
NB-05388  Al  TOURTELLOTTE,  WALLACE  W.,   Univ. 

Michigan  Med.  Cr.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Immunoolobulins  in  multiple  sclerosis 
Med  (ilin  N  Am,  p.  1619,  Nov  63.    Multiple 

sclerosis  and  cerebrospinal  fluid. 
Z  Immun  Allergieforsch  126:85,  64.   Subfractional 
of  multiple  sclerosis  gamma  globulin. 
NB-05392  NEU         BREAZILE,  JAMES  E.,  Col.  VeL  Med., 

Oklahoma  State  Univ.,  Stillwater, 
Okla.        A  studv  of  the  corticospinal 
system 
NB-05394  PHY         TEITELBAUM,  PHILIP,  Grad.  Sch.  Arts, 

Sci.,  Univ.  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.        Temperature  and  caloric 
regulation  in  hibernators 


1808 


NB-05395 


NB-05398 
NB-0540il 

NB-05406 
NB-054DS 


NB-05409 

NB-05410 
NB-05411 


NB-05412 

NB-05413 

NB-05414 

"NB-OMie 

NB-05417 
NB-05420 
NB-05423 

NB-05424 
NB-05425 


Science  148:399,  65.   Impaired  recovery  from 
hypothermia  after  anterior  hypothalamic  lesions 
in  hibernators. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  65.    Disturbances 
in  temperature  regulation  and  food  intake  after  hypothalamic 
lesions  in  ground  squirrels. 
EP  BATTERSBY,  WILLIAM  S.,  Queens  Col.  City 

Univ.  New  York,  Flushing,  N.Y.        Retrochiasmal 
limitations  of  visual  excitability 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:45,  65. 
Frequency  specific  mechanisms  in  learning. 
I.  Occipital  activity  during  sensory  precondition- 
ing. 
Fed  Proc  24:274,  65.   Changes  in  visual  sensitivity 

during  flicker  stimulation. 
Vision  Res  4:193,  64.   Neural  limitations  of 
visual  excitability.   V.  Cerebral  after-activity 
evoked  by  photic  stimulation. 
SSS  RIVIERE,  MAYA,  Rehabilitation  Codes, 

Inc.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Classification  of 
impairment  of  visual  function 
VIS         WITKOVSKY,  PAUL,  Eye  Inst.,  Columbia  Univ., 
New  York,  N.Y.         Factors  affecting  the 
excitability  of  retinal  neurons 
Vision  Res  S:b03,  65.   The  spectral  sensitivity  of  retinal 

aanqlion  cells  in  the  carp. 
CMS        ALLEN,  GEORGE  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Northwestern 
Univ.,  Chicago,  III.       Cerebrospinal 
fluid  pressure  influences  upon  hearinq 
NEU         LARRAMENDI,  L.M.H.,  Illinois  Col. 
Med.,  Chicago,  III.       Electron 
microscopy  of  neonatal  synapse  formation 
Anat  Rec  151:460,  65.   Maturation  of  the 
glomerular  synapses  of  the  cerebellum. 
An  electron  microscopic  study. 
Anat  Rec  151:460,  65.   Purkinje  axo-somatic 
synapses  at  seven  and  14  postnatal  days  in  the 
mouse.  An  electron  microscopic  study. 
Anat  Rec  154:373,  66.    Soma-dendritic  gradient  of  spine  re- 
sorption In  the  Purkinje  cell  of  the  cerebellum  of  the  mouse 
during  postnatal  development.    An  electron  microscopic  study. 
Anat  Rec  154:470,  66.    Packets  of  vesicular  material  in  the 
neuroblasts  of  the  external  granular  layer  of  the  cerebellum 
of  the  mouse.   An  electron  microscopic  study. 
VR  CRAMBLETT,  HENRY  G.,  Children's  Hosp., 

Columbus,  Ohio       Central  nervous 
system  viral  infections  and  sequelae 
PET        FRUMIN,  J.  JACK,  Mt.  SInal  Hosp.,  New  York, 

N.Y.       Central  action  of  relaxants 
NEU         CROSS,  BARRY  A.,  Univ.  Cambridge, 
Cambridge,  England       Hormonal 
adjustment  of  neurones 
J  Endocr  31:251,  65.   Effect  of  luteal  hormone  on 
the  behaviour  of  hypothalamic  neurones  in 
pseudopregnant  rats. 
Sympos  Soc  Exp  Biol  18:157,  64.   The 
hypothalamus  in  mammalian  homeostasis. 
Excerpta  Med  Int  Congr  Ser  (No  83)  p.  513,  65.    Electrical 
recording  techniques  in  the  study  of  hypothalamic  control  of 
qonadotroohin  secretion. 
NEU         HEISEY,  S.  RICHARD,  Harvard  Med.  Sch., 
Boston,  Mass.       Comparative  physiology 
of  cerebrospinal  fluid 
Fed  Proc  25:704,  66.    Brain  blood  volumes  of  various 

vertebrates. 
PR  SINDBERG,  RONALD  M.,  Central  Wisconsin 

Colony  and  Training  Sch.,  Madison, 
Wis.       Brain  damage  and  learning 
PR  FERRER,  NATHANIEL  G.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ. 

Philippines,  Manila,  Philippines       Con- 
nections of  the  claustrum 
VIS         HILL,  RICHARD  M.,  Sch.  Optometry,  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Receptive  fields  of  the  mesencephalon 
Proc  Physiol  Soc  London,  64.    Responsiveness  to  sensory 

stimulation  of  cells  of  the  rabbit  mid-brain. 
PET         BERNSTEIN,  HOWARD  N.,  Eye  Res.  Fdn., 
Bethesda,  Md.       The  pharmacology  and 
retinal  toxicity  of  chloroquine 
PET        KELLETT,  JAMES  C,  Jr.,  Sch.  Pharm., 
Univ.  North  Carolina,  Chapel  Hill, 
N.C.       Cholinergic  anionic  receptors 
PHY        LARIMER,  JAMES  L.,  Grad.  Sch.,  Univ. 
Texas,  Austin,  Tex.       The  neuro- 
physiology of  reflex  behavior 
Sci  151:1005,  66.    Lobster  hemocyanin:    Properties  of  the 

minimum  functional  subunit  and  of  aggregates. 
NEU        SWANSON,  PHILLIP  D.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Washington,  Seattle,  Wash,       Energy 
utilizing  processes  in  central  nervous 
system 
VIS  ROTHSTEIN,  HOWARD,  Col.  Arts,  Sci., 

Univ.  Vermont,  Burlington,  Vt. 
Wound  healing  in  lens  epithelium 
Experientia  22:294,  66.    Inhibition  of  DNA  synthesis  and  cell 

division  by  Actinomycin  D. 
J  Cell  Physiol  67:2,  66.   Growth  dynamics  of  an  amphibian 

tissue. 
Proc  Am  Soc  Cell  Biol,  Houston,  Tex,  Nov  66.   H3  Actinomy- 
cin D:    Uptake  bv  amphibian  lens  epithelial  cells. 
Proc  Am  Soc  Cell  Biol,  Houston,  Tex,  Nov  66.   Interference 
of  Actinomycin  D  with  the  healing  of  lenticular  wounds. 


NB-05426 
NB-05427 

NB-05429 


NB-05430 


NB-05432 


NB-05433 


NB-05436 


NB-05437 


'lilB-05441 


NB-05444 


MET       ANDREWS,  JOHN  S.,  Howe  Lab.  Ophthalmology, 

Boston,  Mass.       Corneal  lipids 
CMS        NORRIS,  KENNETH  S.,  Univ.  California, 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Studies  of 
cetacean  sound  production 
NEU         GROSSMAN,  ROBERT  G.,  Southwestern 
Med.  Sch.,  Univ.  Texas,  Dallas,  Texas 
Microelectrode  studies  of  the 
substantia  nigra 
Neurology  16:320,  66.   Mechanisms  of  generation  of  potentials 
produced  in  the  substantia  nigra  following  stimulation  of  the 
neo-striatum. 
CB  ROBINSON,  JOSEPH  D.,  Upstate  Med.  Cr., 

State  Univ.  New  York,  Syracuse,  N.Y. 
Changes  in  brain  microsomal  structure 
and  composition 
Arch  Biochem  112:170,  65.    Structural  changes  in  microsomal 

suspensions.    III.  Formation  of  lipid  peroxides. 
Arch  Biochem  110:475,  65.    Structural  changes  in  microsomal 

susoensions.   II.  Studies  with  brain  microsomes. 
Arch  Biochem  113:526,  65.    Structural  changes  in  microsomal 

susoensions.    IV.  Effects  of  ions. 
Pharmacologist  8:213,  66.  Conformational  changes  in  brain 

microsomal  membranes  induced  by  specific  nucleotides. 
NEU        SUNDSTEN,  JOHN  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Washington,  Seattle,  Wash.       Forebrain 
thei-mal  j;_hange5  and  pituitary  function 
AnaYRec  151:421,  65T"Thermoregulatory  responst 
to  preoptic-anterior  hypothalamic  thermal  chandes 
induced  by  "Peltier"  thermodes. 
Anat  Rec  154:429,  66.    Changes  in  "core"  temperature  and 
thyroid  activity  in  response  to  hypothalamic  cooling  in  the 
baboon  (Papio  doguers). 

BIO  CAIN,  DENNIS  F.,  Sch.  Vet.  Med., 

Univ.  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
RNA  and  protein  metabolism  in  brain 

NEU        SHOWERS,  MARY  J.C,  Hahnemann  Med.  Col, 
and  Hosp.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Neuroanatomical  investigation  of  brain 
Anat  Rec  148:335,  64.    Stimulation  study  of  telencephalon 

and  mesencephalon  of  Gallus  domesticus. 
Anat  Rec  151:415,  65.    Telencephalon  of  Numidae. 
NEU        BUCHWALD,  JENNIFER  S.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.      Neuronal 
changes  during  early  phases  of  learning 
Anat  Rec  151:328,  65.    Neuronal  unit  discharge  during  trem- 

oring  activity  in  chronic  cats. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  19:190,  65.  A  technique  for 
recording  and  integrating  multiple  unit  activity  in  chronic 
animals. 
Fed  Proc  24:522,  65.  Changes  in  cortical  and  subcortical 

unit  activity  during  conditioning  in  chronic  cats. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:200,  65.   Progressive  changes  in  efferent 
unit  responses  to  repeated  cutaneous  stimulation  in  spinal 
cats. 
Nature  205:1012,  65.   A  comparison  of  multiple-unit  and  EEG 
activity  recorded  from  the  same  brain  site  in  chronic  cats 
during  behavioral  conditioning. 
Physiol  Behav  Vol  1,  66.  Changes  in  cortical  and  sub- 
cortical unit  activity  during  behavioral  conditioning. 
Physiologist  8:125,  65.  A  study  of  conditioning  in  chronically 

spinal ized  kittens. 
Physiologist  8:180,  65.   A  study  of  motoneuron  spontaneous 
activity  and  reflex  habituation  under  conditions  of'decreased 
inhibition  or  increased  excitation. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo  p.446,  65.   A  com- 
parison of  EEG  and  unit  activity  recorded  simultaneously 
through  the  same  electrode  during  behavioral  conditioning. 
NEU        YASE,  YOSHIRO,  Wakayama  Med.  Col., 
Wakayama  City,  Japan       Amyotrophic 
lateral  sclerosin 
Wakayama  Med  Rep  Vol  9,  (No  4),  Mar  65.    Studies  of 
amyotrophic  lateral  sclerosis  in  the  Kozagawa  district 
of  the  Kii  Peninsula,  Japan  (epidemological,  geneological 
and  environmental  studies). 
NEU        WALKER,  SHEPPARD  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Louisville,  Louisville,  Ky. 
Temperature  adaptation  and  transmitter 
activity 
Am  J  Phys  Med  44:26,  65.    Evidence  for  struc- 
tural connections  between  mitochondria  and 
intermediate  elements  of  triads. 
Am  J  Physiol  207:393,  64.   Effects  of  temperature 

on  isometric  contraction  of  rat  muscle. 
Fed  Proc  24:367,  65.    Ultrastructurc  of  membranes 

in  denervation  atrophy. 
Fed  Proc  24:648,  65.  A  proposal  for  correlation 
of  electrical  activity  and  activation  in  skeletal 
muscle  fibers. 
Physiologist  7:277,  64.   Contractility  and  fine 

structures  in  tenotomized  rat  muscle. 
Proc  Biophys  Soc  9th  Ann  Mtg,  San  Francisco, 
Calif,  5:124,  65.   A  proposal  for  spread  of 
excitation  to  the  sarcoplasmic  reticulum. 
Am  J  Phys  Med  44:176,  65.   Electron  microscope  study  of 
sarcoplasmic  reticulum  and  myofilaments  of  tenotomized 
rat  muscle. 
Nature  206:150,  65.   Membrane-like  structures  within  the 

sarcoplasmic  reticulum. 
Physiologist  8:298,  65,   Structural  model  for  spread  of  excita- 
tion from  sarcolemma  to  T  system  and  sarcoplasmic  reticulum, 
Proc  Biophys  Soc,  Feb  66.   A  proposed  relationship  of  limit- 
ing membranes  to  alvcoaen  particles  in  rat  skeletal  muscle. 


1809 


NB-05445  NEU        MULLAN,  JOHN  F,  Univ.  Chicago  Hospitals,  NB-05475 

Chicago,  III.       X-ray  coDlrul  uf 
aneurysm  tJirombosis  and  cordotomy 
NB-05450  VIS  BEEHLER,  CECIL  C,  Sowman  Gray  Sch. 

Med.,  W'nston-Salern,  N.C.       Effects 
oi'  chronic  oxygen  exposure  on  the  eye 
NB-05451  VIS  McEVJEN,  WILLIAM  K.,  Francis  I.  Proctor 

Fdn.  Res.  Ophthalmology,  Univ.  California 

Med.  Cr.,San  Francisco,  Cal.  NB-05476 

Rheoloqy  of  the  eye 
NB-05452  VR  LIU,  CHIEN,  Sch   Med.,  Univ.  Kansas, 

Kansas  City,  Kansas       Pat'ioQ^nesis 

and  raaid  diagnosis  of  enceohalitides  NB-05477 

NB-05454  NEU         MAGNES,  JONATHAN,  Hadassah  Med.  Sch., 

Hebrew  Univ.,  .leruialem,  Israel 
Humeral  factors  in  sleep  and  arousal 
NB-05455  NEU        THOMAS,  PRICe  E.,  Klrksville  Col. 

Osl-oopatliy  and  Surgery,  kiri<sville.  Mo. 
Afferent  activity  and  induction  of 

sninal  engrams  NB-05479 

NB-05456  PC  KOENIG,  VIRGIL  L..  Univ.  Texas 

Med.  Branch,  Ga!veslo:i,  Texas 
Soluble  proteins  of  the  crystalline  NB-05481 

jen.s 

Fee  Proc  Z^IT,  65.  An  eTectropRbretic  study 
of  the  soluble  rrfot.eins  of  (he  lens  from  several  NB-05483 

species. 
Fed  Proc  25:787,  66.   The  complexity  of  the  soluble 

proteins  of  the  crystalline  lens. 
Texas  Rep  Biol  Med  23:615,  65.    Occurrence  of  soluble  NB-05485 

proteins  with  similar  electrophoretic  mobilities  in  the 
crystalline  lens  of  several  different  species. 
NB-0M57  PHY        AGIN,  DANIEL  P.,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago,  III.  NB-05487 

Ionic  interfaces  I.t  high-intensity  electric 
fields 
J  Theor  Biol  5:161,  63.   Some  comments  on  the  Hodgkin-  NB-05488 

Huxley  eauations. 
Nature  201:625,  64.   Hodgkin-Huxley  equations:    Logarithmic 
relation  between  membrane  current  and  frequency  of  repetitive 
activity. 
Nature  205:805,  65.  A  charge-transfer  complex  between 

procaine  and  ribonucleic  acid.  NB-05489 

Nature  205:911,  65.    Effect  of  trypsin  on  resting  potential 

of  frog  muscle. 
Proc  Eng  Med  Biol  16th  Conf  5:4,  63.   A  third-order  system 

for  the  SQuid  axoii  membrane. 
Proc  Nat  Acad  Sci  53:952,  65.    The  action  of  anesthetics 
on  exc.tabie  membranes:  A  quantum  chemical  analysis. 
Macromoleciiles  and  Behavior,  Univ  Toronto  Press,  66. 
Macromoie^ules  ariTeiectrical  activity  of  nerve  cells. 
NB-05458  PET        BOWEN,  JOHN  M.,  Sen.  Vet.  Med.,  Univ. 

Georgia,  Athens,  Ga.       Oscamenthonium 
and  neuromuscular  transmission 
NB-05459  VIS  YOUWG,  FRANCIS  A.,  Primate  Res.  Cr.,  NB-05491 

Washington  State  Univ.,  Pullman,  Wash. 
Grcv.'lh  envircnmental  refractive  changes 
NB-05460  VIS         SMITH,  STANLEy  W.,  Ohio  State  Univ,  NB-05492 

Res.  Fdn.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Visual  noise 
and  energy  transformation  at  threshold 
NB-05462  NEU        CUNNINGHAM,  ALA5TAIR,  W.E.,  Massachusetts  NB-05494 

Inst.  Tech.,  Cambridge,  Mass.        Telencephalic 
SDonlaneous  potentials  in  vitro 
NB-05463  BIO  STEWART,  MARK  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 

•  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.       Biochemistry 

of  the  develooinc;  nervous  system  NB-05495 

Biochem  Biophys  Res  Commun  22:488,  66.   Free  sugars  in 

alloxan  diabetic  rat  nerve. 
Biochem  Biophys  Res  Commun  22:492,  66.   Identification  of  MB-05501 

sorbitol  in  mannalian  nerve. 
Clin  Res  14:355,  66.  Free  si  gars  in  alloxan  diabetic  rat 

nerve.  NB-05502 

Fed  Proc  25:499,  66.  Amine  effects  on  glycolytic  substrates 
in  mouse  skeletal  muscle. 
NB-05464  CMS        PICKETT,  JAMES  M.,  Hearing  and  Speech  Cr., 

Gallaudet  Col.,  Washington,  O.C.  "NB-05505 

Perception  of  complex  auditory  stimuli 
bv  the  deaf 
NB-05465  CMS        KIRCHNER,  JOHN  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  NB-C5506 

Univ.,  New  Haven,  Conn.       Neuro- 
muscular dvsfunction  in  the  larynx 

and  nharvnx  NB-d5508 

Am  Laryng  Assn,  Casselberry  Award,  66.   Role  of  cricothyroid 

ioint  reflexes  in  laryngeal  function. 
Ann  Otol.  Sep  65.   Articular  reflex  mechanisms  in  the  larynx. 
Conn  Med  ,  Mar  66.  Vocal  cord  paralysis  -  symptoms  and 
treatment. 
NB-05466  NEU        GUMNIT,  ROBERT  J.,  Univ.  MInnesoU 

Neurological  Service,  Ancker  Hosp., 
St.  Paul.  Minn.       D.C.  field  and 
excitability  changes  in  epileptic 

foci 

^  Efectrdencepli  Clin  Neurophysiol  19:63,  65. 
Changes  in  direct  current  activity  during  ex- 
perimental focal  siezures. 
NB-05467  NEU        SUN,  KUN,  Drcxel  Inst.  Technology, 

Philadelphia,  Pa.       Control  system 
study  of  eye  hand  coordination 
NB-05469  PATH      D'AGOSTINO,  ANTHONY  N.   Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Utah,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       Drug 
induced  uitrastructural  changes  in  muscle 
Am  J  Path  45:633,  64.   An  electron  microscopic 
study  of  cardiac  necrosis  produced  by  Sb- 
fluorocortisol  and  sodium  phosphate. 
Neurology  15:288,  65.   An  electron  microscopic 
demonstration  of  secretory  granules  in  the  sub-' 
commissural  organ  of  the  rabbit. 


VIS  KING,  JOHN  H.,  Ocular  Research  Unit, 

Washington,  Hospital  Cr.,  Washington, 
D.C.       Determinotici  of  corneal  endothelial 
viability 
Lamellar  Graftin9--Unusual  Techniques,  World 

Congr  Cornea,  Washington,  DC,  Oct  64. 
Selection  of  Donof  f,<atefial  for  Grafting.  World 
Conqr  Cornea,  Washington,  DC,  Oct  64. 
Al  THOMSON,  JOHN  D.,  Sch.  Med.,  State 

Univ.  lov/a,  Iowa  City,  Iowa 
Role  of  free  antibodies  in  allergic 
enceohalomvelilis 
CMS        SHIPP,  FREDERIC  T.,  Jr.,  San  Francisco 
Med.  Cr.,  Univ.  California,  San  Francisco, 
Cal.       Pharvngo-esoohaaeal  activity  'n 
larvnoectompes 
Proc  22nd  Congr  Int  Assn  Logooed  Phoneat, 
Aug  65.   Pharyngoesoohagtal  muscle  action 
in  laryngectomized  patients. 
CMS        HOLLAND,  AUDREY  L.,  Emerson  Col., 
Boston,  f/ass.       P.'ocrarnmed 
larj.iaue  retraining  for  aohasics 
MET       JOEL,  CLIFFE  D.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch., 
Boston,  Mass.       Studies  on  brain 
lioi.'ls  and  their  fatty  acids 
PC  HIGMAN,  HENRY  B.,  Presbyterian-SL 

Luke's  Hosp.,  Chicago,  Hi. 
Neurochemical  investigation  of 
electric  tissue 
RAD        WILLIAMS,  JOHN  L.,  Geisinger  Med.  Cr., 
Danville,  Pa.       Brain  scanning  in 
noniumorojs  conditions 
VIS  RIPPS,  HARRIS,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

N.Y.C.       Study  of  visual  pigments 
in  situ 
VIS  HEDGES,  THOMAS  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Effects  of  intracrani.'f  hypertension 
on  visual  system 
Trans  Am  Opnthal  Soc  63:205,  65.   A  further  study  of  orbital 

i/'ascijlar  and  intracranial  oressure  in  the  rhesus  monkey. 
NBP        M.1CQUEEN,  JOHN  C,  Sch.  Med.,  State  Univ. 
Iowa,  Iowa  City,  Iowa       Study  of  mental 
retardation  and  neurological  diseases 
Ann  Paediat  205:23,  65.  Central  nervous  system  manifesta- 
tions in  childhood  muscular  dystrophy.    I. Psychometric  and 
electroenceijhalograohic  findings. 
Ann  PaediEt  205:413,  65.   A  mild  form  of  muscular  glycogen- 
osis in  two  brothers  with  alpha-1,  4-glucosidase  deficiency. 
Lancet  2:715,  65.   Blood-serotonin  deficiency  in  Down's 

syndrome. 
Proc  Jap  Soc  Neuromuscular  Dis,  Tokyo,  Nov  65.    Congenital 

myooathies  and  their  differential  diagnosis. 
CMS        RITTER,  FRANK  N.,  Univ.  Michigan  Med.  Cr., 
Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       The  anatomy  and 
oatholoQV  of  the  temooral  bone 
CMS        GREENWOOD,  DONALD  D.,  Duke  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 
Durham,  N.C.       Responses  of  auditory 
neurons  to  complex  stimuli 
NEU        WHITLOCK,  DAVID  G.,  Res.  Fdn.  State 
Univ.  New  York,  Syracuse,  N.Y. 
Anatomy  of  afferent  neurons 
Anat  Rec  154:364,  66.   Central  connections  of  caudal  dorsal 

root  ganglion  in  the  toad  (Bufo  marinus) . 
NEU        WILLENKIN,  ROBERT  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 
New  Haven,  Conn.       Anesthesia  and 
brain  stem  impedance 
NEU       TUTTLE,  RICHARD  S.,  Masonic  Med.  Res. 
Lab.,  Utica,  N.Y.         Depressor 
activity  in  single  preganglionic  fibers 
NEU        RODNIGHT,  RICHARD,  Inst.  Psychiatry, 
Maudsley  Hosp.,  London,  England 
Phosphoorntein  metabolism  in  cerebral 
membranes 
PET        POTTS,  ALBERT  M..  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago, 
III.       The  action  of^ drugs  and 
poisons  on  the  eye 
VIS         SPRAGUE,  JAMES  M.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Neural  mechanisms  of  vision 
PHY        BROOKS,  VERNON  B.,  New  York  Med.  Col., 
New  York,  N.Y.        Excitability  of  pyramidal 
tract  cells 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  24,  (Suool):13, 
63.   Variability  and  redundancy  in  the  cerebral 
cortex. 
Fed  Proc  22,  (No  2):456,  63.    Antidromic  in- 
hibition in  the  cat's  cerebral  cortex. 
Physiologist  7:95,  64.    Excitability  of  neurons 

in  sigmoid  gyri. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  14:931,  62r~A 

differential  screw  drive  for  microelectrodes. 
J  Neurophysiol  24:286,  61.    Sensory  activation' 

of  neurons  in  the  cat's  cerebral  cortex. 
J  Neurophysiol  24:302,  61.    Peripheral  receptive" 

fields  of  neurons  in  the  cat's  cerebral  cortex. 
Science  137:674,  62.    Action  of  tetanus  toxinTn 
the  cerebral  cortex. 
Am  J  Physiol  208:674,  65.    Pharmacological  studies  of 

recurrent  cortical  inhibition  and  facilitation. 
Arch  Ital  Biol  103:220,  65.    Recurrent  cortical  effects 

following  stimulation  of  internal  capsule. 
Arch  Ital  Biol  103:247,  65.    Recurrent  cortical  effects 
following  stimulation  medullary  py.'amid. 


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NB-05513 
NB-05515 
NB-05516 
lllB-05518 
NB-05519 
NB-05520 

NB-05522 


NB-05S25 


NB-05526 


NB-05527 


NB-~D5528 
NB-<i5550 
NB-TI5531 
NB-05532 

NB-05534 


Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  p.  434,  65.    Sensory  input 

relations  of  motor  cortex. 
Studies  in  Physioloyy  Presented  to  J  C  Eccles,  Springer- 
Verlag,  Heidelberg,  Germany,  p.  13,  65.    Some  factors 
governing  sensory  convergence  in  cat's  motor  cortex. 
NEU        KOENIG,  HAROLD,  VA  Res.  Hosp.,  Chicago, 
ill         Studies  of  neural  lysosomes 
J  Neurochem  11:729,  64.   Studies  of  brain 
lysosomes.   I.  Subcellular  distribution  of  five 
acid  hydrolases,  succinate  dehydrogenase  and 
gangliosides  in  rat  brain. 
Prog  Brain  Res  p.  137,  64.  Acidic  glycolipd^ 
protein  granules  (Lysosomes)  as  probable 
binding  sites  of  biogenic  amines. 
Response  of  the  Nervous  System  to  ionizing 
Radiation,  Little,  brown  Uo,  tioston,  Mass. 
p.  403,  64.   Studies  of  brain  lysosomes. 
Anat  Rec  151,  (No  3):385,  65.    Ultrastructural  changes  in 

neural  lysosomes  induced  by  in  vivo  staining  with  neutral  red. 
Excerpta  Med  Int  Conn  Ser  (No  100) ,  p.  438,  65.  Histochemical 
studies  of  lysosomes  and  lipofuscin  granules  in  the  nervous 
system. 
J  Histochem  Cytochem  13:20,  65.   Staining  of  lysosomes  by 

basic  dves. 
J  Histochem  Cytochem  13,  (No  5)  :411,  65.   intravital  stain- 
ing or  'vsosomes  and  mast  cell  granules  by  tetrazolium  salts. 
J  Histochem  Cytochem  13:706,  65.   Metachromatic  staining  of 

catecholamine  storage  particles  by  basic  dyes. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  24,  (No  1):171,  65.  Vital  staining  of 

neural  lysosomes  by  basic  dyes. 
Neurology  "5,  (No  3):289,  65.   Studies  of  catecholamine 

storage  particles. 
Proc  6th  Int  Congr  Biochem  32:656,  64.   Partial  purification 

and  in  vitro  behavior  of  brain  lysosomes. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  89:212,  64.   Neuronal  lipofuscin  in 

disease.   Its  relation  to  lysosomes. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  90:189,  65.    Some  studies  of  synaptic 

vesicles. 
Al  RAUCH,  HELENS  C,  Stanford  Univ.  Sch. 

Med.,  Stanford,  Cal.       Immunologic 
responses  in  demvelinatina  disease 
COM        FARLEY,  BELMONT  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa.       Computer 
study  of  neuron  nets 
SSS  BETTMAN,  JEROME  W.,  Presbyterian  Med. 

Cr.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.       Symposium 
on  vascular  disorders  of  the  eye 
NEU        VAN  BERGEN,  F.H.,  Univ.  Minnesota, 
Minneapolis,  Minn.       Cationic 
prolongation  of  spinal  anesthesia 
SURG     DE  PALMA,  ANTHONY  F:,  Jefferson  Med. 
Col.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.         Etiology 
of  peroneal  spastic  flatfoot 
PET        BRECHNER,  VERNE  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Clinical  application  of  EEG  during 
anesthesia 
PET        KNUTSON,  ROBERT  C,  Univ.  MinnesoU 
Med.  Cr.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Use  of  electrical  current  as  an 
anesthetic  agent 
Proc  1st  Int  Sympos  Electrosleep  Electroanesthesia,  Univ 
Graz,  Austria,  Sep  66.   Effects  of  various  electrodes  and 
electrode  placements  upon  the  electroencephalogram  during 
electro-anesthesia  in  dogs. 
PET        WATT,  DEAN  D.,  Midwest  Res.  Inst.,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.        Biologically  active 
components  from  scorpion  venom 
Proc  8th  West  Cent  States  Biochem  Conf,  Univ  Missouri, 
Columbia,  Missouri,  Nov  6b.   Chemical  and  enzymatic 
modification  of  the  toxicity  of  scorpion  venom. 
PET        GOLDMAN,  HAROLD,  Ohio  State  Univ.  Hosp., 
Columbus,  Ohio       Neuroendocrine 
mechanisms  controlling  organ  perfusion 
Am  J  physio!  Vol  210,  (No  6),  66.    Catecholamine-lnduced 

redistribution  of  blood  flow  in  the  unanesthetized  rat. 
PET        KRAMER,  STANLEY  Z.,  New  York  Med.  Col., 
New  York,  N.Y.       Drug  effects  on  brain 
electrical  activity  and  behavior 
Fed  Proc,  p.  390,  65.  Catatonic  behavior  and 
brain  electrical  activity  as  influenced  by  some 
catecholamines  and  their  metabolites. 
Life  Sci  5,  66.   Effects  of  GABA  and  biogenic  amines  on 

behavior  and  brain  electrical  activity  in  chicks. 
VIS         WIST,  EUGEfJE  R.,  Franklin  and  Marshall 
Col.,  Lancaster,  Pa.       Temporal 
factors  in  depth  perception 
Al  SOMERS,  JOHN  E.,  Univ.  Missouri  Med.  Cr., 

Columbia,  Missouri       Antiganglioside 
activity  in  neurological  disorders 
Al  CASTROVIEJO,  RAMON,  New  York  Univ.  Med. 

Cr.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Suppression 
of  the  immune  response  in  keratoplasty 
CMS        MILLER,  MALCOLM  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
California,  San  Francisco  Med.  Cr., 
San  Francisco,  Cal.      Studies  on 
the  nraan  of  Corti 
MET       HUGHES,  EDWIN  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Arkansas,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 
Hormonal  and  disease  effects  on 
magnesium  metabolism 


NB-05538  NEU        LIFSHITZ,  KENNETH,  Rockland  State  Hosp., 

Orangeburg,  N.Y.       Basic  investi- 
gations of  rheoe.ncephalographic 
techniaue 
NB-05539  NEU         ROSS,  LEONARD  L.,  Col.  Med.,  Cornell  Univ., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Cytologlcal  local- 
ization of  serotonin 
Ann  Intern  Med  63:153,  65.    Carrier  transport  and  the 
concentration  of  glucose  in  cerebrospinal  fluid  in 
meningeal  diseases. 
Ann  NY  Acad  Sci  135:517,  66.    Myasthenia  gravis  as  an 

autoimmune  disease. 
Arch  Neurol  12:562,  65.   Neurological  aspects  of  magnesium 

metabolism. 
Arch  Neurol  13:455.  65.   Homocvslinuria. 
Arch  Phys  Med  Rehab  46,  (No  1-B):145,  65.   Myasthenia 
gravis  as  an  autoimmune  disease.    Symposium  on  muscle 
disease. 
Fed  Proc  24:394,  65.   Irreversible  inhibition  of  brain  slice 
respiration  by  gaseous  anesthetics  compared  to  effects  on 
heart  and  liver. 
J  Lab  Clin  Med  67:520,  66.   A  method  for  the  fluorimetric 

measurement  of  xanthurenic  acid  in  urine. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurcl  24:629,  65.    Ult/astructural  studies 

of  muscle  in  McArdie's  disease. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurcl  25:151,  66.   Brain  permeabilitjt  ion 
transfer  and  "spaces"  in  experimental  myxedema  and 
thyrotoxicosis. 
Neurology  15:1  65.   Fate  of  adrenal  cortical  steroids  following 

intrathecal  iniection. 
Neurology  15:275,  65.  Hydralazine-induced  pyridoxine  defici- 
ency and  oericheral  neuropathy. 
Neurology  16:93,  66.   Clinical  diagnosis  of  McArdie's  disease: 
Identification  of  another  family  with  deficiency  of  muscle 
phosohorylase. 
Neurology  16:112,  66.    Lowe's  syndrome. 
Neuroloov  16:307.  66.   Hvoerkalemic  periodic  paralysis. 
New  Lng  J  Med  273:620,  65.   Myasthenia  gravis,  thymoma, 

and  cryptococcal  rvenignitis. 
New  Eng  J  Med  273:1182,  65.    Pyridoxine  deficiency  neuro- 
pathy due  to  hydralazine. 
Pediatrics  36:736,  65.   Homocystinuria:   A  report  in  two  sib- 
lings. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  90:71,  65.   Experimental  uremic  encep- 
halooathv:    Permeability,  ion  exchange,  and  brain  "spaces". 
NB-0554J  PET       SMITH,  J.  CRISPIN,  Montefiore  Hosp., 

New  York,  N.Y.         Atypical  human 
plasma  cholinesterase 
NB-05542  PET        LOWE,  HARRY  J.,  Millard  Fillmore  Research 

Inst.,  Buffalo,  N.Y.       Uptake  and 
distribution  of  anesthetic  agents 
NB-05543  RAD        SCATLIFF,  JAMES  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale 

Univ.,  New  Haven,  Conn.       Evaluation 
of  angiotomographic  myelography 
NB-05544  TOX         LUMB,  WILLIAM  V.,  Col.  Vet.  Med., 

Colorado  State  Univ.,  Fort  Collins, 
Colo.       A  comparison  of  halothane 
and  chloroform 
NBRIS54S  VR  MARGOLIS,  GEORGE,  Dartmouth  Med.  Sch., 

Hanover,  N.H,        Virus  cell  interaction 
replication  and  differentiation 
Science  143:1047,  64.  Cerebellar  ataxia  in 

hamsters  inoculated  with  rat  virus. 
Science  148:244,  65.   Cerebellar  disease  in  cats 
induced  by  inoculation  of  rat  virus. 
Nat  Inst  Neurol  Dis  Blindness  Monog  #2,  "Slow,  Latent  & 
Temperate  Virus  Infections",  p.  361,  66.   Rat  virus,  an 
agent  with  an  affinity  for  the  dividing  cell. 
NB-05546  PET        DAL  SANTO,  GIANFRANCO,  Sch.  Med.,  Wayne 

State  Univ.,  Detroit,  Mich.       Transfer 
in  plasma  of  C14  labeled  muscle  relaxants 
Acta  Isotop  (Padova)  3:5,  63.    Liquid  scintilla- 
tion counting  of  Cl''-labeled  d-tubocurarine. 
NB-05547  VIS  LINCOFF,  HARVEY  A.,  Col.  Med.,  Cornell  Univ., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Cryosurgical  treatment 
of  ocular  disease 
Arch  Qphthal  73:160,  65.   Modifications  to  the  custodis 

procedure  for  retinal  detachment. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Otolaryng,  Mar-Apr  66.   Cryosurgical 

treatment  of  retinal  detachment   II. 
Trans  Am  Ophthal  Soc  62:385,  65.   Cryosurgery  of  the  ciliary 
bodv. 
NB-05548  NEU        PULETTI,  FLAVIO,  University  Hosp.,  Madison, 

Wis.       Neuron  activity  in  cortex  and 
dorsal  roots 
Proc  Harvey  Gushing  Soc  Ann  Mtg,  New  York, 
Apr  65.   Unit  potentials  in  spinal  cord  fibers  in 
man  and  respiratory  contractions  of  abdominal 
muscles  in  tetraplegic  patients. 
Proc  Pan  Am  Med  Assn  Ann  Mtg,  Miami  Beach, 
Fla,  May  65.   Potentials  recorded  for  single 
nerve  fibers  in  the  spinal  cord  of  man  during 
respiration. 
Anat  Rec,  Vol  154,  (No  2),  66.    Gustatory  threshold  changes 

produced  by  lesions  in  the  nucleus  of  the  solitary  tract. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:1195,  65.   Projection  of  dorsal  roots  and 
sensory  nerves  to  cortical  sensory  motor  regions  of  souirrel 

minl,AV 

Physiologist  7,  (No  3),  64.    Projection  of  dorsal  roots  to 
cerebral  cortex  of  squirrel  monkey. 
NB-05550  VIS  KAYES,  JACK,  Washington  Univ., 

St.  Louis,  Mo.       Trabecular' 
meshwork  of  eye 


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NB-05551  CMS         ISHIYAMA,  ELICHI,  Presbyterian  Hosp. 

Res.  Inst.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
A  histochemical  study  of  cochlear 
enzvmes 
NB-05554  VIS  WIESEL,  TORSTEN  N.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  Boston, 

Mass.       Studies  of  the  visual  system 
J  Neurophysiol  28:1029,  65.  Comparison  of  the  effects  of  uni- 
lateral and  bilateral  eye  closure  on  cortical  unit  responses 
in  kittens. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:1041,  65.   Binocular  interaction  in  striate 

cortex  ot  kittens  reared  with  artificial  squint. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:1060,  65.   Extent  of  recovery  from  the  effects 
ot  visual  deprivation  in  kittens. 
NB-05556  VIS  BURKE,  WILLIAM,  Univ.  Sydney, 

Sydney,  New  South  Wales,  Australia 
Effect  of  disuse  in  the  visual 
system 
NB-05564  VIS         FRIEDMAN,  EPHRAIM,  Howe  Lab.  Ophthalmology, 

Boston,  Mass.  Ocular  blood  flow 

determined  with  krypton  85 
NB-TI5566  NEU        GERTNER,  SHELDON  B.,  Selon  Hall 

Col.  Med.,  Jersey  City,  N.J. 
Bound  and  released  histamine  in 
sympathetic  function 
Fed  Proc  25,  (No2);691,  66.   Histamine  content  of  the  ciliary 

aanalion. 
The  Pharmacologist  7:  (No  2):153,  65.   Histamine  pools  in 
sympathetic  aanalia. 
NB-05567  NEU        SINDBERG,  RONALD  M.,  Central 

Wisconsin  Colony  and  Training 
Sch.,  Madison,  Wis.       Association 
cortex  and  thalamus 
NB-05569  VIS  HOREL,  JAMES  A.,  Col.  Med.,  Univ. 

Florida,  Gainesville,  Fla. 
Experiments  on  the  visual  system 
Anat  Rec  151:355,  65.   Experimental  demonstra- 
tion of  sprouting  in  the  visual  system  of  the  rat. 
Anat  Rec  151:445,  65.   Persistence  of  postural 
asymmetry  following  spinal  cord  transection. 
Psychonom  Sci  3:389,  65.   Operant  control  of  vocal  behavior 
in  the  monkev.  Cebus  albifrons. 
NB-05572  PATH      GONATAS,  NICHOLAS  K.,  Hosp.  of  Univ. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Cerebral  cortical  biopsies 
Am  J  Path  44,  (No  2)  :269,  64.    Ultrastructural 
studies  in  Alzheimer's  presenile  dementia. 
NB-05574  PET        MATTHEWS,  JAMES  H.,  Univ.  Minnesota 

Med.  Cr.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Temporal  aspects  of  responses  to 
anesthetic  drugs 
NB-iJ5575  VIS  McTIGUE,  JOHN  W.,  George  Washington  Univ. 

Hosp.,  Washington,  D.C.       Study  of  the 
cornea  by  light  and  electron  microscopy 
Invest  Ophthal  3:355,  64.   The  stromal  lesion  in 

lattice  dystrophy  of  the  cornea. 
Med  Ann  DC  34:51,  65.   Ocular  complications  of 

steroid  therapy. 
Proc  3rd  Europ  Reg  Conf  Electron  Microscop, 
Prague,  B:65,  64.    Morphologic  changes  of 
collagen  in  a  case  of  lattice  dystrophy  of  the 
cornea. 
Proc  Southern  Railroad  Surgeons,  Washington, 
May  65.   Electron  microscopy  of  the  normal  and 
dystrophic  cornea. 
The  Cornea  -  Bethesda,  Md,  Butterworth  &  Co,  66. 
NB-05576  VIS  KAPPAUF,  WILLIAM  E.,  Col.  Liberal  Arts, 

Sci.,  Univ.  Illinois,  Urbana,  III. 
On  and  off  latencies  in  human  visual 
perception 
NB-05577  EP  CRATTY,  BRYANT  J.,  Col.  Letters,  Sci., 

Univ.  California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
The  perceptual  thresholds  of  non- 
_  visual  locomotion 

NB-05580  SURG      BASSETT,  FRANK  H.,  Ill,  Duke  Univ. 

Med.  Cr.,  Durham,  N.C.  Skeletal 

deformities  about  the  hio  in  cerebral  oalsy 
MB^5583  NEU        REYNOLDS,  ROBERT  W.,  Sch.  Letters,  Sci., 

Univ.  California,  Santa  Barbara,  Cal. 
Electrolytic  lesions  in  the  central 
nervous  system 
J  Comp  Physiol  Psychol  60:438,  65.  The  effect  of  glucose  in 

food  intake  in  hypothalamic  hyperphagic  rats. 
Psychonom  Sci  2:35,  65.   Equivalence  of  radio  frequency  and 

electrolytic  lesions  in  producing  septal  rage. 
Science  150:1322,  65.  Hypothalamic  lesions  and  the  disin- 

hibition  of  feeding. 
Science  151:1101,  65.   Increased  resistance  to  stress  in  rats 
after  treatment  with  thiosemicarbazide  followed  by  mild 
electric  shock. 
NB-05585  BBC         MULLINS,  LORIN  J.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Maryland, 

Baltimore.  Md.        Bioohvsics  of  axons 
NB-05588  PET        MILLER,  JERRY  R.,  Indiana  Univ.  Med.  Cr., 

Indianapolis, Ind.       Anesthesia  and  kidney 
function 
Anesth  Analg,  Mar-Apr  65.   The  effect  of 
halothane  anesthesia  on  renal  tubular  function 
in  man. 
NB-05589  NEU        KIMMEL,  DONALD  L.,  Chicago  Med.  Sch., 

Chicago,  III.       Electron  microscope 
studies  of  nerve  tissue 
NB-05591  NEU         HARTMANN,  J.  FRANCIS,  Presbyter ian-St.  Luke's 

Hosp.,  Chicago,  III.       Electron  microscopy 
of  cerebral  tissue 
Neurology  16:521,  66.   Response  of  human  cerebral  edema  to 
qlucosteroid  administration:   An  electron  microscope  study. 


NB-05592 
NB-05593 

NB-05594 

NB-05597 

NB-D5598 
NB-05605 


NB-05606 


NB-D5611 


NB-05614 


NB-05616 

NB-05617 
NB-05618 

NB-05619 
NB-05620 
NB-05623 

NB-05626 

fIB-05628" 
NB-05531 


NB-05632 


NEU         BARBATO,  IRIS,  Sonoma  SUle  Hosp., 
Eldridge,  Cal.       RNA  metabolism  in 
hypoglycemia  and  insulin  shock 
NEU        JOHNS,  T.R.,Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Virginia, 
Charlottesville,  Va.       Micro 
electrode  studies  in  myasthenic 
syndromes 
NEU         KREMZNER,  LEON  T.,  New  Jersey  Bu.  Res. 
in  Neurology  and  Psychiatry,  Princeton, 
N.J.       f,^etaboIism  of  histamine  in 
the  central  nervous  svsbem 
Fed  Proc  24:518,  65.   Determination  of  brain 
histamine  by  fluorometric  assay. 
COM        EISENBERG,  MARVIN  F.,  Col.  Eng., 
Univ.  Florida,  Gainesville,  Fla. 
Measurement  and  evaluation  of  visual 
evoked  resoonses 
GEN         PORTER,  IAN  H.,  Albany  Med.  Col., 
Albany,  N.Y.       Genetic  control  of 
diohenylhydantoin  metabolism 
CMS        THALMANN,  RUEDIGER,  Washington  University 
Med.  Sch.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Psvchoacoustic  sujdies  in  oatholoaic 
hearina 
Mschr  Ohrenheilk  (Vienna)  98:437,  64. 
Quantitative  determination  of  threshold 
adaptation  and  tone  decay. 
Laryngoscope  75:1708,  65.   Cross-modality  matching  in  the 

study  of  abnormal  loudness  functions. 
COM        GERSTEIN,  GEORGE  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Studies  of  interactions  between  neurons 
Fed  Proc,  66.   Transmembrane  potentials  from  cat  cochlear 
nucleus  in  response  to  pure  and  frequency  modulated  tone 
stimuli. 
Proc  Biophys  Soc  Mtg,  66.    Synaptic  activity  in  the  cochlear 

nucleus. 
PET        ANDERSON,  EDMUND  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Illinois,  Chicago,  III.       Spinal  synaptic 
transmission  and  biogenic  amines 
Fed  Proc  24:267,  65.    Serotonin  and  spinal 
synaptic  transmission. 
CMS        McCANDLESS,  GEARY  A.,  Univ.  Colorado 
Med.  Cr.,  Denver,  Colo.       Evoked 
auditory  responses 
J  Speech  Hearing  Res  7,  (No  1),  Mar  64. 

Template  for  the  EEG  response  to  sound. 
J  Speech  Hearing  Res  7,  (No  2),  Jun  64. 
Evoked  responses  to  auditory  stimuli  in  man 
using  a  summing  computer. 
SSS  RIVIERE,  MAYA,  Rehabilitation  Codes,  Inc., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Nomenclature  of 
communicative  disorders 
Proc  Workshop  Classification  Language  Comprehension  use 

Children  Adults,  Jan  64. 
NSS        RILEY,  LEO  H.,  Catholic  Guild  for  All  Blind, 
Newton,  Mass.       Conference  on  the  definition 
of  blindness 
NEU         POSER,  CHARLES  M.,  Kansas  City  Gen. 
Hosp.  and  Med.  Cr.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Clinical  biochemical  studies  in  amyotrophic 
lateral  sclerosis 
VIS  FIRSCHEIN,  HILLIARD  E.,  Hosp.  Special 

Surgery,  New  York,  N.Y.       Calcium, 
PTH  and  vitamin  D 
CB  GAUTHIER,  GERALDINE  F.,  Wellesley  Col., 

Wellesley,  Mass.       Cytological  study 
of  heterogeneity  of  skeletal  muscle 
CMS        GACEK,  RICHARD  R.,  Massachusetts  Eye, 
Ear  Infirmary,  Boston,  Mass. 
The  central  projection  of  vestibular 
endorgans 
PHY        USHERWOOD,  PETER  N.,  Univ.  Glasgow, 

Glasgow,  Scotland,       Electrophysiology  of 
peripheral  inhibition 
J  Neurophysiol  28:497,  65.    Peripheral  inhibition  in  skeletal 

muscle  of  insects. 
J  Physiol  178:14P,  65.    Peripheral  inhibition  in  skeletal 
muscle  of  insects. 


VIS 


Al 


KAMPA,  ELIZABETH  M.,  Univ.  California, 
San  Diego,  La  Jolla,  Cal.       The 
structure  and  function  of  eyes 
KORNGUTH,  STEVEN  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.       Biochemical 
studies  on  a  cationic  protein  from  brain 
Exp  Cell  Res  37:650,  65.    Cellular  localization  of  rapid  RNA 
and  protein  synthesis  induced  in  presensitized  lymphocytes 
by  a  cationic  protein  from  brain. 
J  Cell  Biol  26:157,  65.    Localization  of  a  basic  protein  in 
the  myelin  of  various  species  with  the  aid  of  fluorescence 
and  electron  microscopy. 
Neurology  15:415,  65.    Serum  haptoglobin  changes  in 

multiple  sclerosis. 
NTN        SCOTT,  MILTON  L.,  Col.  Agr.,  Cornell 
Univ.,  Ithaca,  N.Y.       Vitamin  E, 
selenium,  cystine  and  muscular  dystrophy 
Arch  Biochem  108:60,  64.   A  time-sequence  study  of  the 
relationship  of  peroxidation,  lysosomal  enzymes,  and 
nutritional  muscular  dystrophy. 
Arch  Biochem  110J09,  65.   Mode  of  action  of  selenium  in 
relation  to  biological  activity  of  tocopherols. 


1812 


NB-05639 
NB-05641 
NB-05642 


Biochim  Biophys  Acta  100:280,  65.    Absorption  of  d-  and 
1-a-tocopheryl  acetates  in  normal  and  dystropliic  chicks. 

Fed  Proc  24:901,  65.    Comparative  biological  effectiveness 
of  d-,  dl-,  and  1-forms  of  a-tocopherol  for  prevention  of 
muscular  dystrophy  in  chicks. 

J  Nutr  83:39,  64.    The  relative  anti-muscular  dystrophy  activ- 
ity of  the  d-  and  1-epimers  of  a-tocopherol  and  of  other 
tocopherols  in  the  chick. 

J  Nutr  83:307,  64.    Effect  of  linoleic  acid  on  nutritional 
muscular  dystrophy  in  the  chick. 

Proc  Poultry  Sci  Assn  Ann  Mtg,  Athens,  Ga,  Aug  65.    Meta- 
bolic block  of  methionine  to  cysteine  pathway  and  nutri- 
tional muscular  dystrophy. 

NB-05634  NEU        McKINNEY,  WILLIAM  M.,  Bowman  Gray  Sch. 

Med.,  Winston-Salem,  N.C.       Ultrasonic 
evaluation  of  intracranial  pulsations 
Digest  6th  Int  Conf  Med  Electron  Biol  Eng,  Tokyo,  p.  292- 
293,  65.   A  multireflector  array  transducer  for  use  in 
ultrasonic  scanning  of  biologic  tissue. 
Neurology  15:277,  65.    Ultrasonic  techniques  for  measuring 

intracranial  pulsations:    Research  and  clinical. 
Proc  Int  Conf  Diagnostic  Ultrasound,  Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania, 

65.    Significance  of  intracranial  echo  pulsations. 
Proc  Int  Conf  Diagnostic  Ultrasound,  Pittsburg,  65.    Focused 
transducer  arrays  in  an  ultrasonic  scanning  system  for 
biologic  tissue. 
Science  149,  (No  3681):302,  65.    Ultrasonic  scanning  of 

biologic  tissue  by  a  new  technique. 
Ultrasonics  4:25,  Jan  66.    Resolution  enhancement  in 
scanning  of  tissue. 
NB-05635  CB  RAFFERTY,  NANCY  S.,  Sch.  Med.,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Characterization  of  lentoma 
NB-05636  CMS        GREENBERG,  GORDON  Z.,  Sch.  Arts,  Sci., 

Univ.  Illinois,  Urbana,  III.       Selective- 
frequency  perception  in  auditory  detection 
NB-05638  NEU         HAYWARD,  JAMES  N.,  Univ.  California  Med. 

Cr.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Central 
neural  regulation  of  body  fluids 
Am  J  Med  Electron  4:11,  65.    Peltier  biothermodes. 
Anat  Rec  151:455,  65.   Direct  current  potentials  of  the  hypo- 
thalamus of  the  cat. 
Physiologist  8:1865,  65.    Temperature  of  the  brain  and 

blood  in  the  unaesthetized  monkey. 
MC  GATES,  MARSHALL,  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  Univ. 

Rochester,  Rochester,  N.Y.       Preparation 
of  new  analgesic  drugs 
VIS  RUEDEMANN,  ALBERT  D.,  Kresge  Eye  Inst., 

Detroit,  Mich.       Photoelastic  corneal 
investigation 
NEU        SCHULTZ,  ROBERT  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Loma  Linda 
Univ.,  Loma  Linda,  Cal.       Electron 
Tiicroscopic  investigations  of  the  CNS 
J  Ultrastruct  Res  12:160,  65.    Fixation  of  the  central  nervous 
system  for  electron  microscopy  by  aldehyde  perfusion.    I. 
Preservation  with  aldehyde  perfusates  versus  direct  perfusion 
tration. 
J  Ultrastruct  Res  12:187,  65.    Fixation  of  the  central  nervous 
system  for  electron  microscopy  by  aldehyde  perfusion.    II. 
Effect  of  osmolarity,  pH  of  perfusate,  and  fixative  concen- 
with  osmium  tetroxide  with  special  reference  to  membranes 
and  the  extracellular  space. 
PATH      ALKSNE,  JOHN  F.,  Harbor  Gen.  Hosp., 

Torrance,  Cal.       Functional  ultrastructure 
of  the  arachnoid  villus 
J  Neurosurg  22:481,  65.   Electron-microscope  study  of  the 
effect  of  increased  intracranial  pressure  on  the  arachnoid 
villus. 
NEU         SPENCER,  WILLIAM  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  New  York 
Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.        Short  and  long  term 
alterations  of  behavior 
AFY        BARD,  GREGORY,  Univ.  California  Med. 
Cr.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.       EMG  study 
of  the  spastic  upper  extremity 
SSS       MURPHEY,   FRANCIS,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Tennessee,  Memphis,  Tenn.         Profound 
hypothermia—Cerebrovascular  problems 
VIS  KUPFER,  CARL,  Massachusetts  Eye,  Ear 

Infirmary,  Boston,  Mass.       Transneuronal 
changes  in  lateral  geniculate  nucleus 
VIS  HILL,  RICHARD  M.,  Sch.  Optometry,  Ohio  State 

Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio       Single  cell 
wave  length  responses 
NEU        SCHEINBERG,  PERITZ,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Miami, 
Miami,  Fla.       A  clinical  study  of 
rheoenceohalograohy 
NEU        ROBERTS,   THEODORE  S.,   Col.  Med.,   Univ. 
Utah,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah         Suprapineal 
arachnoid  organ  and  deep  cerebral  venous  flow 
NEU        YATES,  ROBERT  D.,  Univ.  Texas  Med.  Br., 
Galveston,  Tex.       Microscopic  studies  of 
carotid  body 
Texas  Rep  Biol  Med,  Dec  65.    Morphologic  analysis  of  the 

tumor  homograft  reaction. 
Z  Zellforsch  66:384,  65.    Fine  structural  observations  on 
untreated  and  ACTH  treated  adrenocortical  cells  of  the 
zona  reticularis  of  the  Syrian  hamster. 
NB-05666  NEU        EYZAGUIRRE,  CARLOS,  Col.  Med.,  Univ. 

Utah,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       Studies  on 
chemoreceptor  activity  of  carotid  body 
J  Physiol,  (Lond),  178:385,  65.   Effects  of  hypoxia,  hyper- 
capnia,  and  pH  on  the  chemoreceptor  activity  of  the  carotid 
body  in  vitro. 


'NB-05647 

NB-05648 
NB-05649 
NB-05651 
"NB-(J5652 
NB-05653 
NB-05654 
NB-05656 
NB-05665 


J  Physiol,  (Lond)  178:410,  65.   Effects  of  some  pharmacol- 

oaical  agents  on  chemoreceptor  discharges. 
J  Physiol,  (Lond)  178:438,  65.   Effects  of  electrical  stimu- 
lation on  the  freouencv  of  chemoreceptor  discharges. 
J  Physiol,  (Lond)  178:463,65.   Presence  of  acetylcholine 
and  transmitter  release  from  carotid  body  chemoreceptor 
NB-05667  PHY        HUNT,  CARLTON  C,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 

New  Haven,  Conn.       Somatic  receptors 
and  spinal  cord  function 
NB-0566B  NEU        ROTH,  LLOYD  J.,  Univ.  Chicago, 

Chicago,  III.       Blood  brain  barrier  with 
damage,  stimulation,  isomers 
NB-05673  CB  HERRMANN,  HEINZ,  Sch.  Liberal  Arts,  Sci., 

Univ.  Connecticut,  Storrs,  Conn.       Main- 
tenance in  vitro  of  normal  and  dystrophic  muscle 
NB-05674  CMS        WARD,  PAUL  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Vanderbilt  Univ., 

Nashville,  Tenn.       Experimental  studies 
on  vestibular  mechanisms 
NB-0567&  NEU        COE,  JOHN  E.,  Univ.  Texas  Med.  Br., 

Galveston,  Tex.       Experimental 
cervical  spinal  cord  injury 
NB-05679  NEU        SALAFSKY,  BERNARD  P    Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Illinois,  Chicago,  III.       Extent  of 
neuronal  control  on  skeletal  muscle 
Fed  Proc  Atlantic  City,  N  J,  Apr  66.    Rate  of  functional 
failure  in  a  peripheral  nerve  and  synapse  following 
differential  denervation. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  Sep  66.    Studies 
on  the  trophic  influence  of  motor  neurons  upon  skeletal 
muscle. 
N5-D5684  PATH      LAPHAM,  LOWELL  W.,  Univ.  Rochester  Med. 

Cr.,  Rochester,  N.Y.       A  cytologic  and 
cytochemical  study  of  neuroglia 
NB-05685  NEU        KRUGER,  LAWRENCE,  Cr.  HIth.  Sci.,  Univ. 

California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Comparative  studies  of  somatic  afferent 
projection 
Anat  Rec  151:370,  65.    Somatotopic  organization  of  the  main 
sensory  and  spinal  nuclei  of  the  trigeminal  in  the  primate. 
NB-05687  BIO  ABRAHAMSON,  EDWIN  W.,  Case  Inst.  Tech., 

Cleveland,  Ohio       The  structure  of  rhodopsin 
NB-05688  NEU         ROSE,  AUGUSTUS  S.,  Cr.  HIth.  Sci., 

Univ.  of  California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Histochemistry  in  neurological  disease 
NB-05690  CMS        WARD,  PAUL  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Vanderbilt 

Univ.,  Nashville,  Tenn.       Temporal 
bone  histopathological  research 
HB-05693  NEU        RIKER,  WILLIAM  K.,  Woman's  Med.  Col. 

Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Synaptic  events  in  sympathetic  ganglia 
NB-05695  NEU        MORUZZI,  GUISEPPE,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Pisa, 

Pisa,  Italy       Regulation  of  somatosensory 
inflow  during  sleep 
NB-05700  CMS        STARR,  ARNOLD,  Sch.  Med.,  Stanford  Univ., 

Palo  Alto,  Cal.       Regulation  of 
auditory  perception 
NB-05701  PHY        JEWETT,  DON  L.,  Univ.  California  Med. 

Cr.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.       Reversible 
block  of  transcallosal  conduction 
NB-05704  VIS         JACOBSON,  JERRY  H.,  Cornell  Univ.  Med. 

Col.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Retinal 
central  nervous  system  interaction 
NB-05706  PET        STANDAERT,  FRANK  G.,  Col.  Med.,  Cornell 

Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Pharmacology 
of  the  motor  nerve  terminal 
J  Pharmacol  149:113,  65.    The  actions  of  succinylcholine 
on  the  mammalian  motor  nerve  terminal. 
NB-05710  CMS        GLORIG,  ARAM,  Callier  Hearing,  Speech  Cr., 

Dallas,  Tex.       Temporary  threshold 
shift  produced  by  acoustic  pulses 
NB-05713  NEU        BIGNALL,  KEITH  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Rochester,  Rochester,  N.Y.       Cortical 
organization  and  projections 
NB-05715  NEU        EIDELBERG,  EDUAROO,  St.  Joseph's  Hosp., 

Phoenix,  Ariz.        Neurological  mechanisms  in 
cortical  sensory  deficit 
Proc  Am  EEG  Soc  19th  Ann  Mtg,  65.    Cortical  sensory 
projection  area;    large  or  small. 
NB-05716  END        RALL,  THEODORE  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Western 

Reserve  Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
Cyclic  3',  5'-AMP  in  actions  of 
neurohormones 
NB-05721  CB  HAMBURGER,  VIKTOR,  Grad.  Sch.  Arts,  Sci., 

Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Neurogenesis  and  development  of 
behavior 
J  Exp  Zool  159:1,  65.    Periodic  motility  of  normal  and  spinal 
chick  embryos  between  8  and  17  days  of  incubation. 
NB-05722  NEU        MAYMAN,  CHAIM  I.,  McLean  Hosp., 

Belmont,  Mass.       Microchemical  studies  of 
hypoglycemic  encephalopathy 
NB-05722  PET       WEINER,  NORMAN,  Sch.  Med.,  Harvard  Univ., 

Boston,  Mass.       Localization  of 
norepinephrine  in  tissues 
Pharmacologist  7:185,  65.    The  uptake  of  tyramine  and  for- 
mation of  octooamine  in  normal  and  tachyphylactic  rat  atria. 
■NB-057Z5  CB  ROSENBLUTH,  JACK,  Albert  Einstein  Col. 

Med.,  Ycshiva  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Ultrastructure  of  developing  nervous 
tissue 
Anal  Rec  151:407,  65.    Irregularities  in  myelin  sheaths  of 
the  toad  brain. 

(contd) 


1813 


NB-05727 


llB-05730 
NB-OSTS-? 

NB-05738 
NB-Ci5741 

NB-05750 

NB-05752 
NB-05754 

NB-05755 

MB-05756 
NB-05769 
NB-05770 


NB-05771 


NB-05774 


Anat  Rec  151:474,  65.    Obliquity  of  i.he  myofilaments  in 

smooth  muscle  ceNs  cf  a  vertebrate. 
J  Cell  Biol  25:495,  65.    Ullrastructural  organization  of 

obliquely  striated  miiscle  fibers  in  Ascaris  lumbricoides. 
J  Cell  Biol  26:579,  65.    Ultrastructure  of  somatic  tnnscle 
cells  in  Ascaris  lumbricoides.    II.  intermuscular  junctions, 
neuromuscular  junclion"  and  glycoyer.  stores. 
Neuroendocrii;ology  1:45,  65.    Thyroid  feedback  to  the  hypo- 
thalamic neurosecretory  sysiem  in  frog  larvae. 
Science  148:1337,  65.    Smooth  muscle:  An  ullrastructural 

basis  for  the  dynamics  of  itr  contrac'ion. 
Al  LEVINE,  SEYMOUR,  Bird  S.  Coler-  Hoso., 

Welfare  Islar.d,  New  York,  N.Y.       Study  of 
hyperacute  allergic  encephaloniyelitis 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  iVled  121:301,  Jan  66.    Passive  transfer  of 
allergic  encephalomyelitis:   Acceleration  by  adrenalectomy. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  122:115,  IWay  66.    Exacerbation  and 
transformation  of  allergic  encephalomyelitis  by  pertussis 
vaccine. 
VIS  Mil  LER,  WILLIAM  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 

New  Haven,  Conn.       Structure  and 
furctioii  of  eyes 
NEU        EASTON,  DEXTER  M.,Grad.  Sch., 

Florida  State  Univ.,  Tallahassee,  Fla. 
Molecular  biuloqy  of  nerve  impulses 
Cold  Spring  Harbor  Svmpos  Ouaiit  Biol,  65.   Impulses  at  the 

artifactual  nerve  end. 
Studies  in  Physiolo'jy,  Springer-Berlin,  52,  65.   External 

act  inn  curr.^iirs  aj  cut  nerve  end. 
NEU         LEDBETTER,  J. P.,  .Jacksonville  Hosps. 
Educational  Program,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Electronic  matching  cf  cut  ends  of 
nerioheral  nerves 
NEU         BEKGMANM,  LOUiS  L.,  New  York  Univ. 

Med.  Col.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Neurohistology 
of  curgically  treated  Parkinsonism 
Anat  Rec  151:486,  65.   Anatomy  of  thalamotomy  in  dys- 

kinetic  patients. 
NEU        FULLER,  JOHN  L.,  Jackson  Lab.,  Bar  Harbor, 

Ue.       Conference  en  neurolooica!  diseases 
Bio  Science  15:802,  65.    Conference  on  neurologicai  mutant 

mice. 
Science  150:513,  65.    Neurological  mutants  of  the  mouse. 
Catalog  of  tile  Neurological  Mutants  of  the  Mouse,  Harvard 

Univ  Press,  Cimljridge,  Mass,  p.  SZ,  65^ 
NEU         HESS,  ARTHUR,  Col.  MeJ.,  Univ.  Utah, 
Sail  Lake  City,  Utali        Experimental 
study  of  structure  of  nerve  endings 
CMS        WEiSS,  ALFRED  D.,  Massachusetts  Eye, 
Ear  Infirmary,  Boston,  Mass. 
Neurologic  correlates  of  auditory 
perception 
DEN        WEIS,  PEDDRICK,  Coi.  Dent.,  New  York  Univ., 
New  York,  N.Y.       tndocri.ne  control  of 
submaxillary  glaiiJ 
Anat  Rec  151:452,  65.    Ligation  of  mouse  submandibular 
glands  and  its  effect  or.  the  components  of  nerve  growth 
factor. 
VIS  PURPLE,  RICHARD  L.,  Sch,  Med.,  Univ. 

Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn.       Studies 
on  integrative  mechanisms  of  single  neurons 
NEU        OJtMANN,  ROBERT  G.,  Massachusetts  Gen. 
Hosp.,  Boston,  Mass.       Measurement  of 
regional  cerebral  blood  flow 
NEU        SVAETICKlM,  GUMNAR,  Inst.  Vene2o!ano 
ds  Investigaciones  Cientificas,  Caracas, 
Venezuela       Metabolic  interaction  of 
alia-neuron 
Ciba  Fdn  Sympos  Physiol  Exp  Psychol  Color  Vis  n.  178,  65. 
Life  Sci  4:473,  65.    Relationship  between  the  contents  of 
adrenaline  noradrenaline  and  dopamine  in  the  retina  and 
its'  adan'ioiial  statp. 
New  Scientist  24:726,  65.    The  cells  tiiat  organize  vision. 
Progr  Brain  Res  15:243,  6b.    Nervous  function  bases  on 

interactions  between  neuronal  and  non-neuronal  elements. 
Vision  Res  4,  (No  n/12):605,  64.    ImMdance  changes  in  the 

toad  eye  followinc;  illuniiriallon. 
Vision  Res  6:51,  65.    Morpliological  studies  on  the  horizontal, 

atid  amacrine  cells  oi^  the  teleost  retii'u. 
NEU        SLAGEL,  DONALD  E.,  Univ.  Kentucky  Med. 
Cr.,  Lexington,  Ky.       Microchemistry 
and  ultrastructure  of  neu''oglia 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  24:599,  65.    The  distribution  of 
neuroaxonal  lesions  in  mice  injected  with  iminodiproplonitrile 
with  special  reference  to  the  vestibular  system. 
J  Neuropath  Exc  Neurol  Voi  25,  Apr  66.    Effect  of 
iminodiproplonitrile  on  the  ribonucleic  acid  content 
and  composition  of  mesencephalic  V  cells,  anterior 
horn  cells,  glial  cells,  and  axonal  balloons. 
NEU        CURTIS.  DAVID  R.,  John  Ciirtin  Sch.  Med. 
Res.,  Australian  National  Univ., 
Canberra,  Australia       Pharmacology  of 
central  synaptic  transmission 
Nature  203:652,  64.    Nicotinic  and  muscarinic  receptors 

of  renshaw  cells. 
Nature  206:516,  65.   Acetylcholine  sensitivity  of  cerebellar 

neurones. 
Nature  208:192,  65.   A  central  action  of  iiemicliolinium. 
Pharmacol  Rev  17:347,  65.    The  pharmacology  of  amino 

acids  feinted  to  gamna-aminobutync  acid. 
Science  151:12.'?0,  66.   Noradrenaline  and  the  inhibitio!\  of 
Renshaw  cells. 


NB-05781 

NE-057S3 

NB-05785 


NE-05786 

WB-05788 
NE-057B9 

N 3-05794 
NB-05797 
N6-U5799 
NB-05800 

NB-05803 
NB-05811 

NB-05313 
NB-05816 
NB-05820 


NB-05825 
HB-05826 

NB-05327 


f*!B-05S3C 


NB-0583: 


PhgrmacokSj  u!  Cr..Tliyrg'c  ;.Md  Adienerqic  Transmission. 
Peroarnon  Press,  Oxford,  p.  137,  65.   Cholinefgic  irans- 
mission  In  the  mammalian  central  nervous  stysleo:. 
Studies  in  Physiolofly  Presented  to  JC  Eccles'.  Springer 
Vcrlag,  H:-ldelberg,  Germany,  o.  It,  65.    fhe  actions 
.-of  ami:"0  acids  upon  iriaf^oalian  neurones. 
rjEU        RHINilS,  RUTH,  Univ.  Chicago,  Chicago,  III. 

Cinenicrograohy  of  UV-irradiated  axons  in  vitro 
Anat  Rec  154,  (No  2),  56.    Beaded  axons  in  soinal  ganglion 

cultures  after  ulliaviclet  partial-cell  irradiation. 
NEU        NEUMANN,  META  A.,  Saint  Elizabeths  Hoso., 
Washington,  DC.       Reticular  formation  and 
basa!  ganglia  oathology 
NBP        LAWRENCE,  p;1ERLE,  Kresge  Hearing  Research 
Inst.,  Ann  Arbor,  MiJi.       Causes  of 
deafness 
Arch  Olol  82:660,  Dec  65.   Temporal  bone  study:  Choles- 
teatoma. 
Arch  Otol ,  Vol  82,  Oct  65.   Laryngeal  reDlanlalion  in  the  dog. 
Arch  Olol  83:392,  66.   Te.iifforal  bone  study:   Hemaniioendo- 

theliosarcoi.ia. 
J  Exp  Anul  Behav  9:135,  66.  Auditory  reaction  time  and  the 

derivation  of  eoual  loudness  contours  for  the  monkey. 
Scientific  Exhibit,  Am  Acad  Ophthal  Ololaryng,  Chicago,  Nov 

6b.   Cvtoarchitecture  of  Cort.t's  organ. 
NEU        KITCMELL,  RALPH  L.,  Col.  Vet.  Med.,  Kansas 
State  Univ.,  Manhattan,  Kans.       Neuromuscular 
meclianisms 
Proc  Poultry  Sci  Assn   54th  Ann  Mtg  ,  Athens,  Ga,  Aug  65. 
Functional  differences  aiT:c;nu  muscle  fibers  in  a  respiratory 
muscle  o'  the  chicken. 
PMY       WOLFF,  E.  EERTH^LD,  New  York  Univ. 
Med.  Cr.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Comparison 
of  evperimer.tal  skin  and  deep  tissue  pain 
PMY       COURSIN,  D.WIO  S„  St.  Joseph  Hosp., 

Lancaster,  Pa.       Vitamin  B6  and  central 
nervous  system  function 
Ftd  Pioc  25:670,  ih.   Avoidance  and  escape  learning  in 

vitamin  «6-deficieiU  lats. 
PATH      i'iLLER,  JAMES  E.,  Albany  Med.  Col., 
Albany,  N.Y,       A  s'uuy  of  normal  arid 
diseased  extraocular  muscle 
MH  PARSONS,  OSCAP  A.,  UniJ.  Oklahoma  Med.  Cr., 

Oklahoma  City,  Okla.       Arousal  and  adaptive 
behavior  in  brasn  damage 
CMS      SPEAKS,  CHARLES  E.,  Houston  Speech  and 

Hearing  Cr.,  Houston,  Tex.       Cinematographic 
sti^'Jy  o'  veiopharyngeai  function 
CMS       WEBSTER,  DOUGLAS  B.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci., 
''■lew  York  Univ.,  Bronx,  N.Y.       .Auditory 
systems 
Nat  Hist  74:26,  65.    Ears  of  Dipodomys. 
PHY        RITCHIE,  JOSEPH  M.,  Albert  Einstein  Col. 
Med.,  B.-o.\.\,  N.Y.       Radioisotope 
studies  in  ;ierve,  nuclei  and  embryos 
NEU        DYCK,  PETER  J.,  Mayo  Assn.,  Rochester, 
Minn.       Study  of  familial  rieural 
muscular  atropliies 
Mayo  Clinic.  P'oc  40:685,  65.    A  Virginia  kinship  with 
hereditary  sensory  neuropathy:    Peroneal  muscular  atrophy 
and  pes  cavus. 

PHY        ROSENTHAL,  FRED,  New  York  Med.  Col., 
New  York,  N.Y.       Extracellular 
dipole  potentials  of  cortical  PT-cells 
CMS        SAUNDERS,  WILLIAM  H.,  University  Hosp., 
Columbus,  Ohio       Human  temporal  bone 
oatholoQv 
NBP        SCHEINBERG,  PERITZ,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Miamf, 
Miami,  Fla.       Research  center  for 
ceretjral  v.'scular  diseases 
Arch  Neurol  X4:2S1,  Mar  66.   Fluorescein  retinal  angiography 

in  carotid  occlusion. 
Arch  Oohthal  73,  (No  6)  796,  Jim  65.   Gustatory  lid  retraction 

in  conaenital  Horner's  syndrome. 
J  NucI  Med  6:679,  Sep  65.   Cerebrai  blood  flow  monitOiing  by 

external  detection  of  inhaled  radioactive  xenon. 
Neurology  16:2,  66.   Neurciogical  syndromes  occurring  in 

patients  receiving  synthetic  steroids  (oral  contraceptives). 
Neurology  16:135,  Feb  66.   Amaurosis  Fugax  -  Funduscopic 

and  ohotcQfaDhic  obse^vaiions  diirina  .in  attack. 
PC  HADDAD,  HESKEL  M.,  Mt.  Sinai  Hoso., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Sialic  acids  in  the 
eye 
NSS  ROSE,  AUGUSTUS  S.,  UCL4  Cr.  HIth.  Sci., 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Cooperative 
study  of  ACTH  therapy  in  inultiple 
sicerosis 
NEU         EISENSTEIN,  EDWARD  M.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci., 
State  Univ.  New  York,  Stony  Brook,  N.Y. 
Learning  in  a  single  ganglion 
Anirti  Behav  13,  (No  4);561,  65.   Role  of  tlie  optic  ganglia 

in  le.irnino  in  the  crayfish  Procambarus  clarki  (Gi'^ard) . 
Proc  Am  Pharm  Ajsn,  55.    Effects  sot  strychnine  sulphate 
and  sodium  pentoocrbiiol  shock  avoic^'.nce  learning  in  an 
isolated  'Jiothoracii'  insect  gai'.nlion 
PATH      NELSON,  ERL.^ND,  Sch.  Wed.,  Univ. 
Maryland,  Baltimore,  Md.       Patho- 
lenesis  of  CNS  vii'al  infections 
Afti  J  path  4-4,  (N 0  1)  :29,  Jaff  M.  Intfacyis- 
piasmic  virus  crystal  iormation  and  other  alterap 
tions  in  polymorphonuclear  leukocytes  in  mouse 
polioencephalitis  'MM  strain). 
SRC         SCiiUMACFE.'*,  GEORGE  A.,  Mary  Fletcher 
hosp.,  B  .rlingtan,  Vt.       Cooperative 
study  of  .AC Til  in  .multiple  sclerosis 


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NB-05833 
NB~05834 


NB-05836 
NB-05837 
NB-05838 
NB-05839 
NB-05840 

NB-05841 

NB-05842 
NB-05843 
NB-05844 
NB-0584E 
NB-05846 


NB-05848 
NB-05850 
NB-05851 
NB-05852 

NB-05855 
NB-05856 

NB-05859 

NB-05861 
NB-05865 
NB-05873 

NB-05875 
NB-05879 
NB-05881 


SRC        Mcdowell,  FLETCHER.  Bellevue  Hosp., 
New  York,  N.Y.       Cooperative  study 

of  AC  1  H  in  miiltiole  sclerosis 
SRC         KURT7KE,  JOHN  F.,  Veterans  Admin,  Hosp., 

Wasiiir^gton,  D.C.       Cooperative  study 

of  ACTH  in  multiple  sclerosis 
Proc  Biophys  Soc  lOtii  Ann  Mtg  Vol  49,  66.   Synaptic  and 

non-synaptic  sources  of  interspike  interval  variability. 
Proc  Eng  Med  Biol  16th  Ann  Conf  7:118,  65.   A  Markov 
process  model  for  neuron  behavior  in  the  interspike 
interval. 
SRC         MACKAY,  ROLAND  P.,  Sch.  Med.,  Northwestern 

Univ.,  Chicago,  III.       Cooperative  study 

of  ACTH  in  multiple  scleiusis 
SRC        SCHEINBERG,  LABE  C,  Albert  Einstein  Col. 

Med.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Ccopsrative  study  of 

ACTH  in  multiple  sclerosis 
NEU        DOWi,  ROBERT  S.,  Good  Samaritan  Hosp., 

Portland,  Ore.       Comparative  anatomy 

of  the  cerebellum 
NSS  MILLIKAN,  CLARK  H.,  Mayo  CMnic, 

Rochester,  Minn.       Cerebrovascular 

proaram  developmen; 
SRC        SIBLEY,  WILLIAM  A.,  University  Hosp., 

Cleveland,  Ohio       Cooperative  trial 

of  ACTH  in  multiple  sclerosis 
New  Eng  J  iVIetl  ^73:194,  65.   Circulating  virus,  interferon 
and  antibody  after  vaccination  with  the  17-D  strain  of 
yellovif-fever  virus. 
HED        SCHENKER,  STEVEN,  S.W.  Med.  .Sch., 

Univ.  Texas,  Dallas,  Tex.       Bilirubin 

disposition  In  the  iieA/borr: 
Clin  Obstet  Gynec  7,  (No  4)  :1011,  Dec  64.   Bio- 
chemistry of  bilirubin  in  hemolytic  diseases. 
Nature  209:911,  66.    Ethionine-inductd  hypoglycemia  . 
PET        SABAWALA,  PHIRO'^E  B.,  Col.  Med.,  Baylor 

Univ.,  Houston,  Tex.       Physiology  of 

isolated  human  muscle 
CB  PECK,  DAVID,  Univ.  Kentucky  Med.  Cr., 

Lexington,  Ky.       The  effects  of 

histones  on  cyto-differentiation 
SRC         TOURTELLOTTE,  WALLACE  W.,  Univ.  Michigan 

Med,  Cr.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.       Cooperative 

study  of  ACTH  in  muitiole  sclerosis 
SRC         ROSE,  AUGUSTUS  S.,  Univ.,  California  Cr. 

HIth.  Sci.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Cooperative 

study  of  ACTH  in  multiple  sclerosis 
PHY        MULLINS,  LCRIN  J.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Maryland,  Baltimore,  Md.       The  ion 

selectivity  of  the  excitable  membrane 
J  Gen  Physiol  48:761,  65.    The  control  of  the  membrane 

potential  of  muscle  fibers  by  the  sodium  pump. 
J  Neurophysiol  28:526,  65.    Ion  fluxes  and  transference 

number  in  snuid  axons. 
Nature  204:1312,  64.    Potassium—Free  effects  in  squid  axons. 
Science  147:1442,  65.    Sodium  pump:   Its  electrical  effects 

in  skeletal  muscle. 
EP  GUNTER,  RALPH,  Sch.  Med.,  Loma  Linda  Univ., 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.       The  nature  of  primate 

of  color  vision 
NEU        NATHANIEL,  EDWARD  J.H.,  Med.  Col.  Georgia, 

Auausta,  Ga.       Ultrastructural  details 

of  cord-dorsal  root  junction 
SRC         DIXON,  WILFRED  ,J.,  Univ.  California 

Cr.  Hltii,  Sci.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Coopera- 
tive study  of  ,ACTH  in  multiple  sclerosis 
CMS        McCABE,  BRIAN  F.,  University  Hosp., 

iowa  City,  Iowa       Vestibular 

suppression 
Ann  Otol  73,  (No  3):816,  64.   The  mechanism 
of  vestibular  suppression. 
NEU        STORY,  JIM  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Minnesota, 

Minneapolis,  Minn.       Central  nervous 

effects  on  the  pituitary-thyroid  axis 
NEU        ABOOD,  LEO  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Rochester, 

Rochester,  N.Y.       Neurochemical- 

bioelectric  correlates  in  nerve 
Perspect  Biol  WIed  9:1,  65.    Relationship  of  calcium  and 

phosphates  to  bioelectric  phenomena. 
NEU        ROSS,  GILBERT  S.,  State  Univ.  New  York, 

Syracuse,  N.Y.       Effect  of  brain 

lesions  on  pain  perception       _ 
Proc  Am  AcTdlfeutonTtH^Arin  Mtg,  Cleveland, 
Ohio,  Apr  65.   Effect  of  diphenylhydantion  on 
experimental  pain  in  the  monkey. 
CMS       MORKOVIN,  BORIS  V.,  88!  S.  Bronson  Ave., 

Los  Angeies,  Cal.        Soviet  differentiation 

o'  child  language  disorders 
NEU        COLE,  MONROE,  Bowman  Gray  Sch.  Med., 

Winston-Salem,  N.C,       Determination 

of  rubrcfugal  projections 
CMS        PRESSMAN,  JOEL  J.,  Univ.  California  Cr. 

HIth.  Sci.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Reverberation  and  binaural-monaural 

hearinfi 
CMS        BLEVINS,  CHARLES   ..  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Washington,  Seattle,  Wash.       Tympanic  and 

laryngeal  muscle  innervation  patterns 
PHY        MARTIN    A.  ROBERT.  Col.  Med.,  Univ.  Utah, 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah       Mechanisms  of 

synaptic  transmission 
CMS        SCHUKNECHT,  HAROLD  F.,  Massachusetts  Eye,  Ear 

Infirmary,  Boston,  Mass.       Otopathology 

by  light  microscopy 
Arch  Otol  83:44.  Jan  66.   Deafness  in  congenital  svphilis. 


NB-05883 

NB-05884 
NB-05887 


NB-05891 
NB-05892 

NB-05894 

NB-05895 
NB-05896 
NB-05901 
Ne-05905 

NB-05907 
NB-05912 

NB-05914 
NB-05919 

NB-05922 


NB-05923 

NB-05924 
NB-05931 


Arch  Otol  33:57,  May  66.   Temporal  bene  studies  in  13-15  and 

18  trisomy  syndromes. 
J  Laryng  80:1,  Jan  66.    Light  microscopic  observations  on 

the  Latholociv  of  endolvmuh. 
CMS        PRESSMAN  JOEL  J     Univ.  California 

Cr.  HIth.  Sci.,  LOi-  Angeles,  Cal. 

Vibraior  placement  for  bone  conduction 

measurements 
MC  WINSTE  AD,  MELDRUM  B.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci., 

Bucknell  Univ.,  Leivisburg,  Pa. 

Bicv:inoctan«  systems 
VIS  BERMAN,  ELAIfC  R.,  Hadassah  Univ.  Hosp., 

Jerusalem,  Israel        Mucopolysaccharides 

in  ocular  tissues 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  83:371,  64,    The  biosynthesis  of 
mucopolysaccharides  and  glycoproteins  in  pigment 
epithelial  cells  of  bovine  retina. 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  101:358,  65.    Isolation  of  neutral 

sugar-containing  mucopolysaccharides  from  cattle  retina. 
Israel  J  Chem  3:103p,  66.    Mucopolysaccharide-protein  com- 
plexes of  cattle  cornea. 
VIS  BINGGEI,  RiCHAR  L.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Southern  California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Neurophysiological  .studies  of  the  visual  system 
NEU         DAVIES,  RICHARD  0.,  Sch.  Vet.  Med., 

Univ.  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Patterning  of  respiratory  neuronal  activity 
Am  J  Physiol  209:1247,  65.    iJelatioiishin  of  current 

parameters  to  hyperpnea  produced  by  brain  polarisation. 
Respiration  Physiol  1:47,  66.    Synchronization  of  hyper- 
ventilation with  stimulus  frequency. 
PHY        SWAivlSCN,  AUGUST  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Washington,  Seattle,  V\/ash.       Brain-spinal 

fluid  buffering  capacity 
Arch  Neurol  12:479,  65.   Acid-base  balance  in  cerebrospinal 

fluid. 
VIS  SAFIR,  ARAN,  Mt.  Sinai  Hosp.,  New  York, 

N.Y.       Spectral  variation  of  retinal 

directional  sensitivity 
VIS         SAFIR,  ARAN,  Mt.  Sinai  Hosp.,  New  York, 

N.Y.       Intraocular  pressure  in 

young  diabetics 
PATH      HILL,  ROBERT  M.,  Mercy  Inst.  Biomedical 

Res.,  Denver,  Colo.       Myelin  and  pseudo- 

mvelin  differentiation 
NEU        KLEEMAN,  CHARLES  R.,  Cedars-Sinai  Med. 

Cr.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Blood,  brain 

and  C.S.F.  barrier  in  normal  and  diseased 

slate 
NEU        GUILLERY,  RAINER  W.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Wisconsin,  Madison,  wis.       Studies  of 

synaptic  morphology 
PC  COLODZIM,  MARTIN, Sch.  Med.,  State  Univ. 

New  York,  Buffalo,  N.Y.       Meabolism 

of  di-  and  triphosphoinositides 
J  Biol  Chem  240:3771,  65.    Biosynthesis  of  diphosphoinositide 
in  brain. 

VIS         JOYCE,  EUGENE,  Bascom  Palmer  Eye  Inst., 
Miami,  Fla.       Measurement  of  ophthalmic 
blood  flow 
CMS        HAST,  MALCOLM  H.,  Med.  Res.  Cr., 

University  Hosps.,  Iowa  City,  Iowa       Neuro- 
muscular mechanisms  of  the  larynx 
Laryngoscope  76:537,  66.    Mechanical  properties  of  the 

cricothyroid  muscle. 
Proc  13th  Int  Assn  Logopedics  Phoniat  2:77,  65.    Isometric 

tension  of  the  thyroarytenoid  muscle. 
BBC        WOLKEN,  JEROME   J.,  Sch.  Eng.,  Science, 
Carnegie  Inst.  Technology,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Photoreceptor  structures  in  biological 
systems 
AdoI  Ootics  2:889,  63.   MicrosoectroDhotometry. 
Bull  Math  Biophys  27:223,  65.    Studies  on  the  electroretino- 

gram  II.  Model  of  an  A-wave  regenerator  mechanism. 
Carnegie  Maq  39:261.  65.   The  new  biology  at  Carnegie  Tech. 
Exp  Eve  Res  2:182.  63.  An  eve  pigment  of  the  cockroach. 
J  Arkansas  Med  Soc  62:61,  65.    Photoreceptor  structures  and 

energy  transfer. 
J  Cell  Biol  26:968,  65.  The  compound  eye  of  a  Crustacean: 

Leotodora  kindtii. 
J  Protozool  10:139,  63.   Development  and  characteristics  of 

the  Euolena  c-tvne  cytochrome. 
Nature  198:783,  63.   A  simplified  method  for  extraction  of 

reduced  cvtochromc-552  and  -556  from  Eualena  gracilis  Z. 
Nature  205:1328,  65.  An  action  spectrum  for  the  fire  ant: 
Solenoosis  saevissima. 

Photosynthetic  Mechanisms  or  G'een  Plants,  Nat  Acad  Sci, 
Nat  Kes  t;ounc,  vvasnmgton,  u  t;,  6J.    TTTe  chloroplasl 
structure  in  photosynthesis. 
Recent  Progress  in  Photobiology,  Academic  Press,  London, 

i4b,  6b.   Molecular  and  tine  structure  ol  photoreceptors. 
PC  LEBARON,  FRANCIS  N.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

New  Mexico,  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex. 
Study  of  brain  proteins  and  lipoproteins 
Science  151:821,  66.   Enccohalltooenic  activity  of  bovine  basic 
DToteins. 


SRC 


PHY 


McCANN,  GILBERT  D.,  California  Inst. 

Tech.,  Pasadena,  Cal.       Symposium  on 

information  orocessina  in  sight  sensory 
SMALLEY,  KATHERINE  N.,  Kansas  Sute 

Teachers  Col.,  Emporia,  Kans. 

Neuroclfector  transmission 


1815 


NB-05932  PC  STARY,  ZDENKO,  Warren  State  Hosp.,  NB-0598a 

Warren,  Pa.       Pentose-containing 
nolysaccharides  in  nervous  tissue 
Arch  Biochem  110:388,  65.   Arabinose  as  a  mucopolysaccha-  NB-05992 

ride  comnonent  in  liuman  and  animal  brain  tissue. 
Fed  Proc  24:606,  65.  Arabinose-containing  hyaluronate- 
peptides  and  xylose-containing  sulfated  hexuronomuco-  NB-05997 

peptides  from  brain  tissue. 
Fed  Proc  25:409,  66.    Isolation  of  arabinose-containing  and 
xylose-containing  anionic  mucopolysaccharide  peptides  hom 
protease  digested  brain  extracts.  NB-06008 

NB-05934  NEU        STEVENS,  CHARLES  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Washington,  Seattle,  Wash.       Sources 

of  CNS  interspilte  interval  variability  NB-06009 

Physiologist  8:127,  65.   Prediction  of  interval  histogram  from 
synaptic  noise. 
NEP05937  NEU        TEITELBAUM,  PHILIP.  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  NB-06012 

Univ.  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Disturbances  in  feeding  after  hypothalamic  lesions. 
Am  J  Physiol  208:334,  65.    Lateral  hypothalamic  aphagia:  NB-06012 

Motor  failure  or  motivational  deficit. 
Anim  Behav  13:413,  65.    The  contribution  of  oral  pharyngeal 

sensations  to  hypothalamic  hyperphagia.  NB-06015 

Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  Sep  65.    Spreading 
cortical  depression  and  recovery  from  subcortical  damage. 
Science  147:61,  65.    Spreading  depression  and  recovery  NB-06021 

from  lateral  hypothalamic  damage. 
NB-05947  GM  RENUART,  ADHEMAR  W.,  Murdoch  Cr., 

Butner,  N.C.       Mucopolysaccharines  in 
neurological  disorders 
NB-05949  NEU        BARNES,  CHARLES  D.,  Indiana  Univ., 

Bloomington,  Ind.       Spinal  cord 
function  during  cold  block 
NB-05953  PHY        BARBER,  SAUL  B.,  Lehigh  Univ., 

Bethlehem,  Pa.       Neurophysiological 
mechanisms  in  behavior 
NB-05956  NEU        SMITH,  EDWARD  E.,  Univ.  Mississippi 

Med.  Cr.,  Jackson,  Miss.       Central 
nervous  system  control  of  movement 
NB-05957  NEU        CASTRO,  OLGA,  Fac.  Med.,  Univ.  Nacional 

Mayor  de  San  Marcos,  Lima,  Peru 
Histochemistry  research  on  brain  glycogen 
NB-05963  NEU        GUTTMAN,  RITA,  Brooklyn  Col.,  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Temperature  characteristics  of  the 
excitation  process 
NB-05972  CMS        STOUT,  JOHN  F.,  Walla  Walla  Col., 

College  Place,  Wash.       Communication  and 
behavior 
NB-05975  NEU        WALTZ,  ARTHUR  G.,  Mayo  Fdn.,  Rochester, 

Minn.       Diffusible  indicator  study 
of  cerebrovascular  occlusion 
Clin  Res  13:224,  65.    Experimental  occlusion  of  the  middle 
cerebral  artery:    Effects  on  cortical  blood  flov». 
NB-05976  NEU        LENDE,  RICHARD  A.,  Albany  Med.  Col.,  NB-06027 

Albany,  N.Y.       Representation  in  the 
cerebral  cortex 
Physiologist  8:217,  65.  A  cortical  survey  of  the  hedgehog 

(Erinaceus). 
Program  Harvey  Gushing  Soc  Mtg,  Apr  66.   Motor  cortex  of 
the  dolphin.  NB-06032 

NB-05978  NEU        BOGOCH,  SAMUEL.  Fdn.  Res.  on  Nervous 

System,  Boston,  Mass.       Studies  on 
the  biosynthesis  of  glycoproteins 
Neurology  15:285,  65.   Human  cerebroproteins  in  neurological 

disorders. 
Neurology  15:285,  65.    Lipids  associated  «/ith  brain  proteins. 
Proc  8th  Int  Neurol  Congr,  Vienna,  Excerpta  Med,  65.    Quanti- 
tative studies  of  brain  proteins  in  disorders  of  the  nervous 
system  and  in  learning. 
NB-05979  PC  GOLDBERG,  NELSON  D..  Univ.  Minneli'ota, 

Minneapolis,  Minn.       Krebs  cycle  control 
in  altered  brain  metabolism 
Fed  Proc  25:449,  66.    Inhibition  of  hydrocortisone  induced 
glycogenesis  in  liver  by  chlorazanil. 
NB-05980  NEU        SPENCER,  WILLIAM  A.,  Sch.  Med.,  New  York  Univ., 

New  York,  N.Y.       Plasticity  of  the  simplest 

neuronal  pathways  NB-T)6034- 

Fed  Proc  25:270,  66.  Opposite  synaptic  actions  mediated  by 

different  branches  of  an  identifiable  interneuron  in  Aplysia.  NB-06035 

J  Neurophysiol  29:221,  66.    Response  decrement  of  the  flex- 
ion reflex  in  the  acute  spinal  cat  and  transient  restoration 

by  strong  stimuli.  NB-06038 

J  Neurophysiol  29:240,  66.   Alterations  in  responsiveness  of 
ascending  and  reflex  pathways  activated  by  iterated  cutane- 
ous afferent  volleys. 
J  Neurophysiol  29:253,  66.    Decrement  of  ventral  root  electrot- 
onus  and  intracellularly  recorded  PSPs  produced  by  iterated 
cutaneous  afferent  volleys. 
J  Physiol,  (Lond)  170:222,65.   Heterosynaptic  facilitation 

in  the  neurons  ot  the  abdominal  ganglion  of  Aplysia  depilans. 
J  Physiol  (Lond)  170:257,  65.    Mechanism  of  heterosynaptic 
facilitation  in  the  giant  cell  of  the  abdominal  ganglion  of 
Aplysia  depilans. 
J  Physiol  (Lond)  183:269,  66.   Input  organization  of  two 

symmetrical  giant  cells  in  the  snail  brain. 
J  Physiol  (Lond)  183:287,66.   Anomalous  rectification  in  NB-06041 

the  metacerebral  giant  cells  and  its  consequences  for 
synaptic  transmission. 
Physiologist,  8:278,  66.    Ultra-late  PTP  of  monosynaptic 

reflex  responses  in  cat.  i     NB-06043 

Psychol  Rev  173:16,  66.   Habituation:   A  model  phenomenon 
for  the  study  of  neuronal  substrates  of  behavior. 


CMS        SCHUBERT,  EARL  D.,  Sch.  Med.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  Palo  Alto,  Cal.       Some 
determinants  of  binaural  fusion 
VIS  CRONLY-DILLON,  JOHN  R.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Edinburgh,  Edinburgh,  United  Kingdom 
Discrimination  of  visual  shape 
NEU        V;OLFGRAM,  FREDERICK  J.,  Univ.  California 
Cr.  HIth,  Sci.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Purification  and  localization  of  myelin 
oroteins 
NSS        MILLIKAN,  CLARK  H.,  Mayo  Fdn.,  Rochester, 
Minn.        Brain  mechanisms  underlying  speech 
and  language 
PHY        PASSANO,   LEONARD  M.,   Univ.  Wisconsin, 
Madison,  Wis.        Neurophysiology  of 
rhythmic  activity   in  actinians 
MET        GARCIA-BUNUEL,  LUIS,  Jefferson  Med. 

Col.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.       Enzyme  activities 
in  atrophic  red  and  white  muscle 
PET        RECH,  RICHARD  H.,Sch.  Med.,  Dartmouth 
Col.,  Hanover,  N.H.       Evoked  potentials 
and  brain  levels  of  catecholamines 
NEU         DE  BALBIAN  VERSTER,  F.,  Sch.  Med., 
Vanderbilt  Univ.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Chemical  investigation  of  epileptic  foci 
Al  ARNASON,  BARRY  G.,  Massachusetts  Gen. 

Hosp.,  Boston,  Mass.       Function  of 
the  thymus 
C  R  Acad  Sci  Paris  259:4882,  64.    Anticoros  antifoie  et 
immunoglobulines  seriques  chez  les  souris  classiques  et 
axeniaues;  etude  comparative  apres  necrose  hepatigue 
aigue  provoque  par  le  tetrachlorure  de  carbonc  (C114). 
Fed  Proc  24:250,  65.    In  vitro  sensitization  of  rat  peritoneal 

mast  cells  by  rat  anaphylactic  antibody. 
Immunology  9:581,  65.    Immunoglobulins  and  antibody 

formation  in  mice  during  the  graft  versus  host  reaction. 
Immunology  10:35,  66.    Thymic  involution  and  recovery, 
immune  responsiveness  and  immunoglobulins  after  neonatal 
prednisolone  in  rats. 
J  Neurol  Neurosurg  Psychiat  28:510,  65.    Experimental 
autononic  neuropathy.   An  immunologically  induced 
disorder  of  reflex  vasomotor  function. 
J  Neuropath  Exp  Neurol  25:164,  66.    Experimental  autonomic 

neuritis. 
Nature  205:509,  65.    Immunoglobulin  level  in  mice  undergoing 
gtaft  versus  host  reaction. 
Nature  209:694,  66.    Induction  of  tumor  immunity  with 

iodoacetate-treated  tumor  cells. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  120:542,  65.    Immunological  histamfne 
release  from  rat  mast  cells  in  vitro;   effect  of  age  of  cell 
donor. 
Trans  Am  Neurol  Assn  90:87,  65.   A  case  of  Marchiafava- 

Bignami  disease  with  clinical  recovery. 
VIS  NOELL,  WERNER  K.,  Sch.  Med.,  State 

Univ.  New  York,  Buffalo,  N.Y.       Vulner- 
ability of  the  retina  to  light  and  other 
agents 
Fed  Proc  Apr  66.    Functional  and  structural  manifestations 

of  a  damaging  effect  of  light  upon  the  rat  retina. 
VIS  FLEMING,  DAVID  G.,  Case  Inst.  Tech., 

Cleveland,  Ohio       Dynamic  analysis  of 
fixed  and  free  head  eye  movements 
Digest  6th  Int  Conf  Med  Electron  Biol  Eng,  Tokyo,  Aug  65. 
Studies  of  the  visual  tracking  system  including  the  dynamics 
of  the  free  head. 
Proc  Biophys  Soc  9th  Ann  Mtg,  San  Francisco,  Calif,  Feb  65. 

Studies  of  eye  movement  with  the  head  free. 
Proc  Eng  Biol  Med  17th  Ann  Conf,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Nov  64. 

Neuromuscular  control. 
Proc  Eng  Biol  Med  18th  Ann  Conf,  Philadelphia,  Pa,  Nov  65. 

Some  oculomotor  studies. 
Proc  6th  Int  Conf  Med  Electron  BlolZng,  Tokyo,  Aug  65. 

Control  of  eye  movement. 
Proc  Int  Sympos  Vestibular  Oculomotor  Problems,  Tokyo, 
Aug  65.    Higher  coordinative  function  of  the  vestibular  and 
oculomotor  systems. 
BIO  MIECH,  RALPH  P.,  Brown  Univ.,  Providence,  R.I. 

Enzymes  of  nucleotide  metabolism  in  brain 
VIS  BALDWIN,  WILLIAM  R.,  Col.  Optometry, 

Pacific  Univ.,  Forest  Grove,  Ore.       The 
effect  of  full-time  contact  lens  wear 
NBP        JAMPOLSKY,  ARTHUR,  Inst.  Visual  Sciences, 
San  Francisco,  Cal.       Neurophysiology  of  the 
visual  apparatus 
Am  Orthopt  J  16:50,  66.   Methods  of  measuring  eye  movements. 
Fed  Proc  25:397,  66.    Some  properties  of  cat  extraocular 

proprioceptors. 
Invest  Oohthal  5:109,  66.   Continuous  telemetric  tonometry. 
Invest  Ophthal  5:112,  66.   Electromyographic  patterns  in  A 

and  V  exotrooia. 
J  Gen  Physiol  49:1177,  66.   In-vivo  studies  on  fast  and  slow 

muscle  fibers  in  cat  extraocular  muscles. 
Proc  23rd  Int  Congr  Physiol  Sci,  Tokyo,  65.   In-vivo  intra- 
cellular studies  on  twitch,  slow  and  mixed  muscle  fibers  in 
the  cat  superior  rectus. 
VIS  DAVIS,  MATTHEW  D.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Wisconsin, 

Madison,  V.'is.        Diabetic  retinopathy 
Arch  Ophthal  74:741,  65.   Vitreous  contraction  in  proliferative 

diabetic  retinopathy. 
BIO         PITTS,  FERRIS  N.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med., 
Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Biochemistry  of  the  gamma-aminobutyrate 
pathway 
J  Neurochem  12:893,  65.    Brain  succinate  semialdehyde 
dehydrogenase.    I.  Assay  and  distribution. 


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■NB-06046  VIS  KRAUSKOFF,  JOHN,  Inst.  Behavioral  Res.,  NB-06108 

Silver  Spring,  Md.       Research  on  spectral 
sensitivity 
Proc  Biophys  Soc,  Feb  66.  A  thermal  component  of  excitation 

in  the  photoreceptor  of  Limulus. 
Science  150:M77,  65.   Spectral  sensitivities  of  color  mechan- 
isms:   Derivation  from  fluctuations  of  color  appearance  near 
threshold.  NB-06115 

NB-06050  VIS  NACHMIAS,  JACOB,  Univ.  Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia,  Pa.       Mechanisms  of  luminance  NB-06116 

detection  and  discrimination 
J  Opt  Soc  Am  66:538,  66.   Effect  of  exposure  duration  on 

contrast  sensitivity  for  souare-wave  gratings.  NB-06117 

NB-0605?  CB  HAMA,  KlYOSHI,  Sch.  Med.,  Osaka  Univ., 

Osal<a,  Japan        Studies  on  fine  structure 

and  function  of  synapse  NB-06137 

J  Cell  Biol  24:193,  657  Some  observations  on  the 
fine  structure  of  the  lateral  line  organ  of  the 
Japanese  sea  eel  Lyncozymba  nystromi. 
"Jap  J  Physiol  15:323,  65.   Contact  of  adjacenF" 
nerve  fibers  in  the  cardiac  nerve  of  Mantis 
shrimp. 
NB-06053  NEU        MICHAELSON,  I.  ARTHUR,  Col.  Med., 

Univ.  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Subcellular  localization  of  biogenic  amines.  NB-06145' 

NB-06054  PHY        JOSEPHSON,  ROBERT  K.,  Col.  Lib.  Arts, 

Univ.  Minnesota,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Conduction  and  integration  in 
coelenterate  polyps 
NB-06055  NEU        BRADLEY,  WILLIAM  E.,  Univ.  Minnesota 

Med.  Sch.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.       Investigation 
of  the  neurogenic  bladder 
Invest  Urol  3:59,  65.   Biochemical  assay  technique  for  estima- 
tion of  bladder  fibrosis. 
Neurology,  Mar  66.   Pontine  regulation  of  visceral  reflex  NB-06163 

activitv. 
Proc  Am  Acad  Neurol  18th  Ann  Mtg,  Apr  66.    Pontine 

regulation  of  visceral  reflex  activity. 
Proc  Soc  Pediat  Res,  Apr  66.   Maturational  changes  in  bladder 

muscle. 
Surg  Forum  504,  65.   Evaluation  of  neurologic  urinary  dys- 
function. 

TAVERAS,  JUAN  M.,  Barnes  Hosp.,  Washington 
Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.       Compound  scan  NB-06187 

ultrasonography  of  the  brain 
LENDE,  RICHARD  A.,  Albany  Med.  Col., 

Albany,  N.Y.       Localization  in  cerebral  cortex. 
SOOY,  FRANCIS  A.,  Univ.  California  Med. 
Cr.,San  Francisco,  Cal.       Travel  fund  for 
International  Otolaryngology  Congress 
McLAURIN,  ROBERT  L.,  Cincinnati  Gen. 
Hosp.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio       Review  of 
nomenclature  of  head  trauma 
SMITH,  GERARD  P.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 
Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa.       Visceral 
functions  of  the  hippocampus 
Clin  Res  13:201,  65.   Gastric  secretory  response  to  72  hours 

of  conditioned  avoidance  behavior  in  Macaca  mulatta. 
Fed  Proc  25:513,  66.   Differences  in  maximal  histamine 
response  between  Old  World  and  New  World  monl<eys. 
Physiologist  8:274,  65.   Gastric  secretory  and  adrenocortical 
responses  during  Sidman  avoidance  behavior  in  intact  and 
amygdalectomized  Macaca  mulatta. 
Proc  Endoc  Soc,  Jun  66.   Effect  of  crude  ovine  stall<  median 

eminence  extract  on  plasma  growth  hormone  in  rhesus  monkeys. 
Physiological  Controls  and  Regulations,  W  B  Saunders  Co, 
Philadelphia,  p.  ill,  6b.    Neural  control  of  the  pituitary- 
adrenocortical  system. 
NB-060T6  PET        FRIEDMAN,  ALEXANDER  H.,  Stritch  Sch. 

Med.,  Loyola  Univ.,  Chicago,  III. 
Mechanism  of  action  of  Tremorine-induced  tremor. 
NB-060r!  VIS         STONE,WILLIAM,  Jr.,  Cedars-Slnai  Med.  Cr., 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Anterior  chamber  NB-06188 

drainage  tubes 
Trans  Am  Soc  Testing  Materials,  Nov  64. 
Principles  of  polymer  implantation. 
NB-06078  VIS  STONE,  WILLIAM  Jr.,  Cedars-Sinai  Med.  Cr., 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Surgical  polymers—  NB-06207 

Standardization  and  synthesis 
Proc  Int  Sympos  Homografts,  Padua,  May  63.   Tissue  reaction 

to  Bolymers  in  the  incompletely  covered  corneal  implant. 
Trans  Am  Soc  Testing  Materials  Sympos  Plastic  Implants, 

Nov  64.    Principles  of  polymer  implantation. 
Trans  Pan  Am  Congr  Ophthal,  64.    Plastic  artificial  cornea. 
Trans  World  Congr  Cornea,  64.       A  15-year  study  of  the 
plastic  artifical  cornea — Basic  principles. 

Management  of  Complications  iri  Eve  Surgery, 
WB  Saunders  Co,  Philadelphia,  Pa,  64. 
Complications  of  evisceration  and  enucleation. 
NB-06090  VIS  KINOSHITA,  JIN  H.,  Massachusetts  Eye  and 

Ear  Infirmary,  Boston,  Mass.       Cataracts 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  96:619,  65.   Effect  of  Actinomycin  D 

and  Puromvcin  upon  RNA  and  protein  metabolism  in  Calf  lens. 
Exp  Eve  Res  4:287,  65.   Extracellular  space  in  the  lens. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:122,  65.   Effect  of  calcium  on  lens  perme- 
ability. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:619,  65.    Pathways  of  glucose  metabolism  in 

the  lens. 
Invest  Ophthal  4:782,  65.   Cataracts  in  galactosemis.   (Jonas 

S.  Friedenwald  Memorial  Lect). 
Invest  Ophthal  4:800,  65.    Potassium  exchange  in  the  lens. 
J  Biol  Chem  240:877,  65.   Isolation  and  properties  of  lens 
aldose  reductase. 


NB-06059 

BBC 

RB-06062 

NEU 

NB-06065 

NSS 

NB-06066 

NSS 

NB-06073 

NEU 

VIS  CONE,  RICHARD  A.,  Fac.  Arts,  Sci.,  Harvard 

Univ.,  Cambridge,  Mass.       Visual 
excitation — Role  of  early  receptor  potential 
Cold  Spring  Harbor  Sympos  Quant  Biol  30:483,  65.   The  early 

receptor  potential  of  the  vertebrate  eye. 
Nature  206:913,  65.   Functional  independence  of  the  two 

maior  components  of  the  electroretinogram. 
NEU        MOREST,  DONALD  K.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  Boston 

Structure  and  connections  of  posterior  thalamus. 
NSS  BUCY,  PAUL  C,  Chicago  Wesley  Mem. 

Hosp.,  Chicago,  111.       International 
travel  fund  for  neurological  congresses 
NSS         SMELSER,  GEORGE  K.,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg., 
Columbia  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y.       Travel  of 
young  investigators  to  eye  anatomy  meeting. 
MET        MARSHALL,  FINLEYD.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med., 
Univ.  South  Dakota,  Vermillion,  S.D. 
Homocarnosine  metabolism  in  brain 
Life  Sci  3:373,  65.    Studies  on  the  metabolism  of  5-hydroxy- 
tryptamine  (serotonin).    III.  Effect  of  goldthioglucose  (GTG) 
induced  obesity. 
Life  Sci  4:1765,  65.    Studies  of  the  metabolism  of  5-hydroxy- 
tryptamine  (serotonin).    IV.  Effect  of  various  drugs  on  the 
in  vivo  hydroxylation  of  tryptophan  by  the  brain  tissue. 
NEU        NICHOLLS,  JOHN  G.,  Sch.  Med.,  Yale  Univ., 

New  Haven,  Conn.       Physiological  studies  on 
neuroglial  cells 
J  Neurophysiol  28:519,  65.  Na  and  K  content  of  glial  cells  and 
neurons  determined  by  flame  photometry  in  the  central  nervous 
system  of  the  leech. 
Studies  in  Physiology,  Springer-Verlay  Berlin,  Heidelberg, 
New  York,  6b.   An  approach  to  the  study  of  neuroglia  and 
of  extracellular  space  based  on  recent  work  on  the  nervous 
system  of  the  leech. 
MET       THURSTON,  JEAN  H.,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 
Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.       Effects  of  anoxia 
on  brain  metabolism  in  the  newborn 
Biochim  Biophys  Acta  118:230,  66.   Effects  of  various  anions 
and  cations  on  the  release  of  four  dehydrogenases  from  brain 
mitochondria  by  a  nonionic  detergent. 
J  Pediat,  Nov  66.   Infantile  myoclonic  seizures:   An  evalua- 
tion of  ACTH  and  steroid  therapy  from  personal  observations 
and  a  review  of  the  literature. 
CB  FARNER,  DONALD  S.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  Univ. 

Washington,  Seattle,  Wash.       Mechanism  of 
light-induced  hypophysial  activity 
Anat  Anz  116  J09,  65.  Arterial  blood  supply  to  the  brain  of  the 

white-crowned  sparrow,  (Zonotrichia  leucophrys  gambelii). 
Anim  Behav  13:453,  65.  A  possible  endocrine  basis  for  migra- 
tory behaviour  in  the  white-crowned  sparrow,  Zonotrichia 
leucophrys  gambelii. 
Biol  Bull  130:67,  66.   Quantitative  examination  of  ovarian 

growth  in  the  white-crowned  sparrow. 
Fed  Proc  24:129,  65.   Effect  of  hypothalamic  lesions  on 

testicular  growth. 
Proc  2nd  Int  Congr  Endocr,  London,  p. 114,  65.  Annual  endo- 
crine cycles  in  temperate-zone  birds  with  special  attention  to 
the  white-crowned  sparrow,  Zonotrichia  leucophrys  gambelii. 
Z  Zellforsch  69:198,  66.   Photoperiodic  and  osmotic  influences 
on  the  ultrastructure  of  the  hypothalamic  neurosecretory 
system  of  the  white-crowned  sparrow,  Zonotrichia  leu- 
cophrys gambelii. 
Z  Zellforsch  69:228,  66.  Observations  on  the  uptake  of  35  sul- 
fur by  the  hypothalamo-hypophysial  system  of  the  white- 
crowned  sparrow  (Zonotrichia  leucophrys  gambelii)  following 
intraventricular  iniection  of  35S  DL-cvsteine. 
Circadian  Clocks,  North-Holland  Pub  Co,  Amsterdam,  p.  357, 
6b.   uircaaian  systems  in  the  photoperiodic  responses  of 
vertebrates. 
Science  in  Progress,  15th  Ser,  Yale  Univ  Press,  New  Haven, 
t;onn  p.  bi,  66.   Photoperiodic  control  of  reproductive  cycles 
in  birds. 
HED        LANGMAN,  JAN,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Virginia, 
Charlottesville,  Va.       Malformations  of  the 
nervous  system 
Aiat  Rec  154:373,  66.    Neuro-epithelial  cells  under  normal 

and  abnormal  conditions. 
NBP        THYGESON,  PHILLIPS,  Univ.  California  Med.  Cr., 
San  Francisco,  Cal.       Immunologic  diseases 
of  the  eye 
Anat  Rec  154:395,  66.    Localization  of  Na*-K*activated 
ATPase  in  the  ciliary  epithelium  of  human  and  monkey  by 
electron  microscopy. 
Arch  Ophthal  73:402,  65.  Mechanisms  of  the  host  response  in 

the  eve. 
Arch  Ophthal  73:413,  65.   Fluorescent  antibody  localization 

of  heroes  simplex  virus  in  the  conjunctiva. 
Arch  Ophthal  75:3,  Jan  66.   Trachoma  and  follicular  con- 

iunctivitis  in  children. 
Arch  Ophthal  75:218,  66.   The  fine  structure  and  mode  of 

division  of  Toxoplasma  gondii. 
Blood  27:187,  66.    Production  of  gamma  G-olobulin  by  lym- 
phocytes in  chronic  lymphocytic  leukemia.   Immunocytoiogic 
investigation  of  a  case. 
J  Lab  Clin  Med  66,  (No  2)  :344,  Aug  65.  A  direct  immunologic 

assay  of  human  sera  for  Bence  Jones  proteins  (L-chains) . 
JAMA  194:1345,  65.  Visceral  larva  migrans  and  peripheral 

retinitis. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Ophth  Otolaryng  643:651,  Jul-Auo  65.   Sym- 
posium:   Macular  diseases.   Diagnosis.    Slit  lamp  examina- 
tion of  the  macul.i. 
Trans  Am  Acid  Ophthal  Otol  p.  683,  Jul -Aug  65.    Symposium: 
Macular  disease.   Pathogenesis.   Electron  microscopy  of 
Bruch's  membrane. 
Trans  Am  Ophthal  Soc  85:39,  65.   Pefipheral  retinitis  and 
chronic  cvclitis  in  children. 


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NB-06209  NBP        GESCHWIND,  NORMAN,  Sch.  Med.,  Boston 

Univ.,  Boston,  Mass.       Boston  University 
Aphasia  Researcli  Center 
J  Abnorm  Soc  Psychol  71:151,  66.    Commenli  on  the  so-called 
"acquiescence  set"  in  aphasia. 
NB-06218  VIS  POWELL,  THOMAS  P.,  Univ.  Oxford,  Oxford,  England 

Cenlrifugal  fibres  in  the  visual  system 
J  Anat  100:5,  66.  Retinal  representation  upon  the  optic  tectum 

and  isthino-ootic  nucleus  in  the  oiqeon. 
J  Anat  100:35,  66.  Organization  of  the  projection  of  ttie  cen- 
trifugal fibres  to  the  retina  in  the  pigeon. 
Nature  207:1365,  65.   Centrifugal  fibres  to  the  retina  in  the 

monkey  and  cat. 
Nature  207:1410,  65.   Interrelationships  of  the  visual  cortex 

-i.v4    c.inari^r  f-nllirnlnc:    in  thfl  C^t . 

NB-06225  NBP       WOOLSEY,  CLINTON  N.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ. 

Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis.       Center  for 
research  in  cerebri!  localization 
Anat  Rec  154:383,  66.  Visual  field  representation  and  recep- 
tive field  characteristics  of  neurons  in  the  dorsal  lateral 
geniculate  nucleus  of  the  albino  rat. 
Electroenceph  Clin  Neurophysiol  18:36,  65.  An  electrographic 
study  of  the  neocortex  and  hippocampus  in  unrestrained  rats 
following  septal  lesions. 
Fed  Proc  22:639,  63.  Hippocampal  activity  in  the  unrestrained 

rat. 
IEEE  Trans  Biomed  Electron  BME  10:119,  63. 
Science  146:433,  64.   Some  discharge  characteristics  of  single 

neurons  in  cats'  auditory  cortex. 
Thesis,  M  S,  T  C  Gabriele,  Uiiiv  Wisconsin,  65.    Electro- 
magnetic radiation  from  fast  moving  bunched  electron  beams 
in  material  media. 
NB-06232  NEU        GRINNELL,  ALAN  D.,  Col.  Letters,  Sci., 

Univ.  California,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Function  and  formation  of  synapses 
Fed  Proc  25:464,  66.  Auditory  evoked  potentials  from  brain 

stem  in  cetaceans. 
J  Physiol  (Lond)  181:830,  65.   Neural  correlates  of  vertical 

localization  by  echolocatinq  bats. 
J  Physiol,  (Lond)  182:612,  66.  A  study  of  the  interaction 
between  moloneurones  in  the  frog  spinal  cord. 
ISlB-06238  END       WERK,  EMILE  E.,  Jr.,  General  Hosp., 

Cincinnati,  Ohio        Steroid  metabolism  in 
convulsive  disorders 
NB-06239  NEU        FRIEDE,  REINHARD  L.,  Western  Reserve 

Univ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio       Chemical 
architecture  and  pathology  of  the  brain 
NB-06240  NSS        SANCHEZ  LONGO,  LUIS  P.,  Sch.  Med., 

Univ.  Puerto  Rico,  San  Juan,  P.R.       Planning 
conference  for  Second  Pan  American  Congress. 
NB-06241  CB  HARRISON,  JOHN  R.,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Col., 

Washington,  Pa.       Grovrth  and  differentiation  of 
chick  embryonic  eye. 
NB-06242  PHY        ADELMAN,  WILLIAM  J.,  Jr.,  Sch.  Med., 

Univ.  Maryland,  Baltimore,  Wld.      A  conference 
on  biophysics  of  excitable  meinbranes. 
'NB-06243  NSS         BECKER,  BERNARD,  Sch.  Med.,  Washington 

Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Missouri       Visual 
disorders  program  development 
NB-06244-1  NSS         SOOY,  FRANCIS  A.,  Med.  Cr.,  Univ.  California, 

San  Francisco,  Cal.       Communicative 
disorders  program  development 
NB-06246  NSS         OLDENDORF,  WILLIAM  H.,  Veterans  Admin. 

Cr.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       International 
cooperative  cerebrovascular  study 
HB-06265  NSS        MERRITT,  H.  HOUSTON,  Col.  Phys.,  Surg., 

Columbia  Univ.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Collaborative  study  of  epilepsy 
NB-06281  VIS         STONE,WILLIAM,Jr.,  Cedars-Sinai  Med. 

Cr.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.       Alloplastic 
substitution  for  opacification  of  cornea 
J  Polymer  Sci  (Part  A) ,  Vol  2,  p.5093,  64.   Graft  copolymer- 

ization  of  vinyloryrrolidone  onto  oolydimethvlsiloxane. 
Med  World  News,  Oct  64.    Screw  gives  a  new  twist  to  plastic 

cornea. 
Med  World  News  p.  159,  Jan  65.    Opthalmology — ^Annual 

review. 
Plast  Surg  Implants,  ASTM  p.  18,  65.    Principles  of  polymer 

implant  applications. 
Proc  Am  Chem  Soc  p.  201,  Sep  64.    Uses  of  plastics  in 

ophthalmology. 
Proc  Am  Chem  Soc  p.  207,  Sep  64.  Permeabilities  of  polymers 

and  their  medical  aoolications:   Corneal  polymer  implants. 
Proc  Am  Chem  Soc  p.  209,  Sep  64.   Sterilization  of  polvmers. 
Proc  Am  Chem  Soc  p.  215,  Sep  64.   Hydrogels  from  2-hydroxy- 
ethyl  and  propylene  glycol  mono-acrylate. 


NB-06284  VIS         FRIEDMAN,  EPHRAIM,  Boston  Univ.  fMi.  Cr., 

Boston,  Mass.       Retinal  microcircjiatbn 
Bibi  Anat  7:129.  61.    Choroidal  microcirculation  in  vivo. 
Trans  Am  Acad  Opiithal  Otolaryng,  Jul-Aufl  65.    Pathogenesis 
senile  '-i^anges  of  the  choriocapillaris  of  the  posterior  pose. 
NB-06285  CB  REGER,  JAMES  F.,  Sch.  Med.,  Univ.  Tennessee, 

Memphis,  Tenn.       Ultrastruclure  of  the 
neuromuscular  synaose 
J  Microscoo  3:559,  64.    A  study  on  the  fine  structure  of  devel- 
oping spermatozoa  from  the  Isopod  Asellus  militaris  (Hay). 
J  Physiol,  (Lond)  169:889,  63.   Role  of  resting  potential 
changes  in  the  contractile  failure  of  frog  sartorius  muscles 
during  calcium  deprivation. 
J  Ultraslruct  Res  11:181,  64.    The  fine  structure  of  spermato- 
zoa from  the  Isopod  Asellus  militaris  (Hay). 
Z  Zellforsch  67:156.  65.    The  fine  structure  of  neuromuscular 
ju.^ctions  and  contact  zones  between  body  v/all  muscle  cells 
of  Ascaris  lumbricoides  (var  suum). 
Encyclopedia  of  Biocheinistry,  Reinhold  Pub  Corp,  New  York, 

Vol  I.  66.     Ner^c  cell  co:nooSition  and  structure. 
Encyclopedia  of  Biochemistry,  Reinhold  Pub  Corp,  New  York, 

Vol  I.  66.    bynaoses  anO  neuromuscular  junctions. 
PET       MAYNERT,  E.W.,  Co!.  Med.,  Univ.  Illinois,  Chicago 

Metabolic  fate  of  neurocharmacoloqioal  agents 
J  Pharmacol  150:118,  65.   The  alcoholic  metabolites  of 

pentobarbital  and  amobarbital  in  man. 
J  Pharmacol  150:476,  65.    On  the  specificity  of  penultimate 
oxidation. 
NB-06304  VIS         GIBSON,  ROBERT  H.,  Univ.  Pittsburgh,  PitUburqh 

Communication  by  electrical  stimulation  of  the  skin. 
NB-06323  NSS         EVANS,  JOSEPH  P.,  Univ.  Chicago, 

Chicago.  III.       Head  injury  conference 
NB-06367  CB  LYSER,  KATHERINE  M.,  Hunter  Col.,  New  York,  N.Y. 

Factors  influencing  neural  tube  differentiation 
Arch  Anat  Micr  Morph  Exp  55:37,  66.   Differenciation  du  tube 
neural  de  i'embryon  de  poulet  en  culture  organotypique. 
NB-06412  CMS         BLISS,  JAMES  C,  Sch.  Eng.,  Stanford  Univ., 

Stanford.  Cal.       Tactile  reading  studies 
Percept  Psychophysics,  Aug  66.    Information  available  in 

brief  tactile  presentations. 
Percept  Psychophysics  1:125,  66.   Tactile  perception  of  se- 
quentially presented  spatial  patterns. 
Proc  IEEE  54,  (No  1):40,  Jan  66.  A  direct  translation  reading 

did  for  the  blind. 
McGraw-Hill  Yearbook  on  Science  and  Technology-1966, 
McGraw-Hill,  New  York.  bb.   bensory  aiCS  tor  the  niind. 
NB-06481  NEU        STARK,  LAVvRENCE,  Presbytcrian-St.  Luke's  Hosp., 

Chicago,  III.       Mechanisms  underlying 
neurological  control  systems 
Exp  Neurol  14:341,  66,    Saccadic  suppression  of  the  pupillary 

light  reflex. 
IEEE  Trans  Bio-Med  Electron  13:140,  66.  A  statistical 

analysis  of  oupil  noise. 
Thesis,  Ph.  D,  Michael,  J.A.,  Mass.  Inst  Techn,  Aug  65. 
Electrophysiological  correlates  of  saccadic  suppression. 
>1B:0B5IT  path      KALDOR,  GEORGE  J.,  Woman's  Med. 

Col.  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Biochemical  and  histochemical  studies 
Fed  Proc  24:598,  65.    Studies  on  the  effects  of  urea  and 

some  organic  solvents  on  myosin  A  and  myosin  B. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  118:1046,  65.    Effects  of  trypsin  on 

the  ultra  violet  irradiated  myosin  A. 
Proc  Soc  Exp  Biol  Med  119:738,  65.    Studies  on  the  effects 
of  urea  and  some  organic  solvents  on  myosin  A . 
KB-06625  CMS       BLEVINS,  CHARLES  E.,  Sch.  Med.,  Baylor  Univ., 

Hoiiston,  Texas       Tympanic  and  laryngeal  muscle 
innervation  patterns 
Anat  Rec  154:318,  66.    Fine  structure  of  tympanic  muscles. 
NB-06636  PEC        FLEMING,  MARIE  C,  St.  Elizabedi's  Hosp., 

Brighton,  Mass.       Factors  affecting 
carbohydrate  metabolism  of  the  brain 
Biochem  Pharmacol  14:1905,  65.  Comparative  effect  of  -hy- 
droxybutyrate  and  phenobarbital  on  brain  energy  metabolism. 
NB-06669  HED        HEIM,  LOUISE  M.,  Col.  Arts,  Sci.,  Rutgers 

State  Univ.,  New  Brunswick,  N.J.       Effects 
of  estradiol  on  brain  maturation 
Anat  Rec  154:356,  66.    Brain  maturation  after  estradiol 

administration  to  the  infant  rat. 
Endocrinology,  Jun  66.    Effect  of  estradiol  on  brain 
maturation:  Dose  and  time  response  relationships. 
Fed  Proc  25:386,  66.    Photoperiodicity  and  brain  maturation 
in  the  yours  rat. 
NB-06735  NEU        BORNSTEIN,  MURRAY  B.,  Albert  Einstein  Col. 

Med.,  Bronx,  N.Y.       Biology  of  myelinated 
mammalian  CNS  in  tissue  culture 
Science  148:1232,  65.   Functional  studies  of  cultured  brain 
tissues  as  related  to  "demyelinative  disorders". 


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NB-00558 

HUBBELL  JOHN  P  JR 

NB-03997 

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NB-02841 

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NB-02260 

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NB-01765 

HUFFMAN  JOHN  W 

NB-04589 

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NB-C3973 

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NB-05534 

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NB-0272I 

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NB-01564 

HUGHES  JAMES  G 

NB-02999 

HUGHES  JAMES  G 

NB-02406 

HUGHES  JOHN  R 

NB-05377 

HUMPHREY  T 

N8-00394 

HUMPHREY  T 

N8-04416 

HUNG  W 

NB-04962 

HUNT  C  C 

NB-01320 

HUNT  C  C 

NB-02584 

HUNT  C  C 

B  -02975 

HUNT  CARLTON  C 

NB-05667 

HUNT  WILLIAM  E 

NB-01777 

HUNTER  A  F 

NB-03106 

HUNTINGTON  DOROTHY  A 

NB-03769 

HURVICH  L  M 

NB-01721 

HURVICH  LEO  M 

NB-04342 

HUTTENLOCHER  PETER  R 

NB-05036 

HYDE  JOHN  B 

NB-04324 

HYMAN  CAROL  B 

N8-02862 

INGER50LL  EVERETT  H 

NB-00704 

IRELAND  PERCY  E 

NB-04I41 

IRVINE  A  RAY  JR 

NB-04501 

IRWIN  JOHN  W 

NB-05352 

IRWIN  ORVIS  C 

NB-028I3 

IRWIN  ORVIS  C 

NB-01899 

ISHIYAMA  ELICHI 

NB-05551 

ISRAEL  S  LEON 

NB-02367 

ISSEKUTZ  B  JR 

NB-03235 

JACKSON  R  T 

NB-02213 

JACOBS  MYRON  S 

NB-03e49 

JAC06S0N  J  H 

NB-02B0I 

JACOBSON  J  H 

NB-02842 

JACOBSON  JERRY  H 

NB-02113 

JACOBSON  JERRY  H 

NB-04987 

JACOBSON  JERRY  H 

NB-05704 

JAKUS  M  A 

B  -00454 

JAMPEL  R  S 

NB-02211 

JAHPEL  ROBERT  S 

NB-04547 

JAMPOLSKY  ARTHUR 

NB-02633 

JAMPOLSKY  ARTHUR 

NB-05303 

JAMPOLSKY  ARTHUR 

NB-06038 

JANES  RALPH  G 

NB-00237 

JASeWAY  CHARLES  A 

NB-02400 

JAVIO  MANUCHER  J 

NB-02:85 

JAWETZ  ERNEST 

NB-00604 

JENDEN  DONALD  J 

NB-03O07 

JENDEN  DONALD  J 

NB-04967 

JENERICK  HOWARD 

NB-03272 

JERGER  JAMES  F 

NB-05044 

JESBERG  DAVID  0 

N8-0  3292 

JEWETT  DON  L 

NB-05701 

JOEL  CLIFFE  D 

NB-05481 

JOHNS  T  R 

NB-03080 

JOHNS  T  R 

NB-05593 

JOHNSON  B  C 

NB-01200 

JOHNSON  K  0 

NB-04052 

JOHNSON  KENNETH  0 

NB-05386 

JOHNSON  RICHARD  T 

NB-05244 

JOHNSON  SISTER  M  B 

NB-02757 

JOHNSON  T  N 

NB-01070 

JOHNSON  THOMAS  N 

NB-0215I 

JOHNSTON  J  W  JR 

N8-01286 

JONES  JAMES  H 

NB-03626 

JONES  M  H 

NB-01694 

JONES  RICHARD  W 

N8-02165 

JORDAN  R  E 

NB-02375 

JOSEPHSON  E 

NB-04282 

JOSEPHSOli  ROBERT  K 

NB-05263 

JOSEPHSON  ROBERT  K 

NB-06054 

JOYCE  EUGENE 

NB-05914 

JUMP  ELLIS  B 

NB-03555 

JURKO  MARION  F 

NB-0*86e 

KABARA  JON  J 

NB-02235 

KADIS  LESLIE  B 

NB-05348 

KALDOR  GEORGE 

N8-03600 

KALDOR  GEORGE  J 

N8-06517 

KALLMAN  HARTMUT  P 

N8-01936 

KAMPA  ELIZABETH  M 

N8-05628 

KANDEL  E  R 

N8-034B1 

KANOEL  ERIC  R 

NB-04550 

KANTOR  THOMAS  G 

NB-04255 

KAPLAN  5 

NB-00705 

KAPPAUF  WILLIAM  E 

NB-055T6 

KAPUR  YASH  P 

N6-03648 

KARE  M  R 

NB-02184 

KARE  MORLEY  R 

N8-03e96 

KARLER  R 

NB-04338 

KAROZMAR  A  G 

NB-01368 

KARP  H  R 

B  -02395 

KASS  E  H 

NB-03124 

KASTEN  FREDERICK  M 

NB-03113 

KATSUKI  SHIBANOSUKE 

NB-03642 

KATSUKI  YASUJI 

NB-02697 

KATZ  JACK 

NB-04650 

KATZMAN  ROBERT 

NB-03356 

KATZMAN  ROBERT 

NB-03al2 

KATZMAN  ROBERT 

NB-01450 

KAUFMAN  H  E 

B  -02036 

KAUFMAN  HERBERT  E 

N8-03954 

KAUFMAN  HERBERT  E  J 

N8-03538 

KAWAKAMI  MASAZUMI 

NB-03860 

KAYES  JACK 

N6-05550 

KEATS  ARTHUR  S 

NB-04436 

KEATS  ARTHUR  S 

NB-C4614 

KEATS  ARTHUR  S 

Ne-0!126 

KEESEY  ULKEP  T 

N8-04783 

KELEMEN  GEOPGF 

NB-03339 

KELL  J  F  JR 

e  -01759 

KELLAWAY  P 

NB-04511 

KELLAWAY  PETER 

NB-0246B 

KELLETT  JAMES  C  JR 

NB-05420 

KELLY  STEPHEN  J 

NB-03452 

KELLY  WILLIAM  A 

NB-03920 

KENNADY  JOHN  C 

NB-04637 

KENNEDY  CHARLES 

N8-03773 

KENNEDY  DONALD 

NB-02944 

KENNEDY  EUGENE  P 

NB-02946 

KENNY  FRFDEPIC  M 

NB-04963 

KENSHALO  DAN  P 

NB-02992 

KERN  H  L 

N8-03023 

KERN  HAROLD  L 

NB-0459I 

KERN  HAROLD  L 

NB-050S3 

KERR  FREDERICK  W  L 

NB-03296 

KERR  FREDERICK  W  L 

NB-04905 

KESTON  ALBERT  S 

N8-0S075 

KIMBALL  ROBERT  N 

NB-04075 

KIMMEL  DONALD  L 

NB-02J11 

KIMMEL  DONALD  L 

HB-02312 

KIMMEL  DONALD  L 

NB-055e9 

KIMUOA  SAMUEL  J 

NB-02542 

KINAPD  FREDERICK  W 

N8-02465 

KING  GEPALOINE  A 

NB-02373 

KING  JAMES  R 

NB-04587 

KING  JOHN  H 

NB-054T5 

KING  JOHN  H  JP 

NB-02062 

KING  ROBERT  8 

NB-01503 

KING  ROBERT  L 

N6-03990 

KIN0SHI7A  JIN  H 

NB-0428B 

KINOSHITA  JIN  H 

NB-06090 

KINSEY  V  EVERETT 

NB-01100 

KIRCHNER  JOHN  A 

NB-05465 

KIRGIS  HOMER  D 

NB-04926 

KIRSCHBAUM  WALTER  R 

Na-0465* 

KITCHELL  RALPH  L 

NB-05786 

KJELLBERG  RAYMOND  N 

N8-02233 

KLBEMAN  CHARLES  R 

NB-05905 

KLEIN  DAVID 

N8-04590 

KLEIN  R 

8  -02559 

KLEINHOLZ  LEWIS  H 

NB-02606 

KLIEN  8  A 

NB-03217 

KLINGMAN  JACK  D 

NB-03697 

KNIGHTS  EOWIN  M  JR 

NB-01S92 

KNUTSON  ROBERT  C 

NB-05522 

KOBLICK  DANIEL  C 

NB-05179 

KOCH  ALAN  R 

N6-04653 

KOELLA  WERNER  P 

NB-04579 

KOELLE  G  B 

B  -01285 

KOELLE  GEORGE  B 

1(8-00282 

KOENIG  EDWARD 

NB-04656 

KOENIG  EDWARD 

NB-05253 

KOENIG  HAROLD 

N8-01456 

KOENIG  HAROLD 

N8-04493 

KOENIG  HAROLD 

NB-05509 

KOENIG  V  L 

8  -02814 

KOENIG  VIRGIL  L 

NB-05456 

KOESTNER  ADALBERT 

Ne-03423 

KOHL  S  G 

NB-039I2 

KOHL  S  G 

N8-01612 

KOKETSU  KYOZO 

NB-01650 

KONIGSMARK  BRUCE  W 

NB-04609 

KONISHI  JIHEI 

NB-04727 

KONISHI  TERUZO 

NB-05016 

KOOI  KENNETH  A 

NB-02560 

KOPELOFF  LENORE  M 

NB-00B75 

KOPELOFF  LENORE  M 

NB-03243 

KOPRA  LENNART  L 

NB-0430e 

KORNBLUETH  W 

NB-02298 

KORNGUTH  STEVEN  E 

NB-03729 

KORNGUTH  STEVEN  E 

NB-05631 

KOSKOFF  YALE  D 

NB-01601 

KOSTERLITZ  HANS  W 

NB-03026 

KRAMER  STANLEY  Z 

N8-05527 

KRAUSKOFF  JOHN 

NB-06046 

KREKE  CORNELIUS  W 

NB-04902 

KREMZNER  LEON  T 

N8-05594 

KRIEG  W  J  S 

NB-02897 

KRIEG  WENDELL  J  S 

NB-01737 

KRIEGER  H  P 

6  -01040 

KRIEGER  HOWARD  P 

NB-02e93 

KRILL  ALEX  E 

NB-05342 

KRISHNA  NARENDRA 

N8-02655 

KROLL  WALTER 

NB-05305 

KROMAN  HENRY  S 

NB-0  3974 

KROPF  ALLEN 

NB-01923 

KRU3ER  LAWRENCE 

NB-026e* 

KRUGER  LAWRENCE 

N8-0457e 

KRUGER  LAWRENCE 

NB-056e5 

KUCK  JOHN  F  R  JR 

N8-04866 

KUFFLER  S  W 

B  -02252 

KUFFLER  STEPHEN  W 

NB-02251 

KUFFLER  STEPHEN  W 

NB-02253 

KUHLENBECK  HARTKIG 

NB-04999 

KUPERMAN  ALBERT  S 

N8-03597 

KUPFER  C 

NB-02556 

KUPFER  CARL 

NB-03483 

KUPFER  CARL 

NB-02207 

KUPFER  CARL 

NB-05652 

KURTZKE  JOHN  F 

NB-05834 

KUTT  HENN 

NB-05329 

KUTTNER  ROBERT  E 

NB-03eT9 

KUWABARA  T 

NB-02e77 

KUYPERS  H  G  J  M 

N8-01131 

KUTPERS  H  G  J  M 

NB-04396 

KUYPERS  HENRICUS  G  J  M 

NB-04634 

LAOEFOGED  PETER  N 

NB-04595 

L ADMAN  A  J 

NB-00903 

LAJTHA  ABEL 

N8-03226 

LAJTHA  ABEL 

NB-04360 

LAMARCHE  G 

N8-OJ200 

LAMBERT  EDWARD  H 

NB-01592 

LANDAl'  W  M 

NB-00882 

LANE  »  H 

N8-03936 

LANGHAM  MAURICE  E 

N8-02591 

NB-alpha  4 


LANGHAH  MAURICE  E  NB-04854 

LANGMAN  J  NB-032<i5 

LANGMAN  JAN  NB-n6188 

LAPHAM  LOWELL  W  NB-02473 

LAPHAM  LOWELL  W  NB-056e4 

LARIMER  JAMES  L  NB-05423 

LARRABEE  MARTIN  G  Ne-00702 

LARRAMENDI  L  M  H  NB-OSiOS 

LASAGNA  L  NB-00865 

LAUBER  JEAN  K  NB-03770 

LAVELLE  ARTHUR  NB-CI0415 

LAWLER  SYLVIA  D  NB-0't374 

LAWRENCE  CARTERET  NB-0509e 

LAWRENCE  MERLE  NB-03'ilO 

LAWRENCE  MERLE  NB-0't562 

LAWRENCE  MERLE  NB-05785 

LEADERS  FLOYD  E  JR  NB-04392 

LEAO  ARISTIDES  A  P  NB-02219 

LEBARON  FRANCIS  N  NB-00572 

LEBARON  FRANCIS  N  NB-05923 

LEDBETTER  J  R  NB-05738 

LEDEEN  ROBERT  W  NB-daS* 

LEDERBERG  JOSHUA  NB-04270 

LEDLEY  ROBERT  S  NB-04472 

LEES  HARJORIE  B  NB-04419 

LEHRER  GERARD  H  NB-05368 

LELE  PADMAKAR  P  NB-03222 

LENDE  RICHARD  A  NB-02600 

LENDE  RICHARD  A  NB-05976 

LENDE  RICHARD  A  NB-06062 

LENDING  MIRIAM  NB-03595 
LENNOX  BUCHTHAL  MARGARET  A   NB-03943 

LEOPOLD  I  H  NB-0ie53 

LEOPOLD  I  H  NB-0205e 

LEOPOLD  I  H  B  -03386 

LEOPOLD  I  H  B  -00693 

LEPERE  R  H  NB-02533 

LERMAN  SIDNEY  NB-03081 

LETTVIN  J  Y  B  -02480 

LEUCHS  KARL  H  NB-04015 

LEVENE  R  B  -01951 

LEVENE  R  Z  NB-03050 

LEVENE  RALPH  Z  NB-04229 

LEVENE  RALPH  Z  NB-CI4230 

LEVEQUE  T  F  B  -01013 

LEVEQUE  THEODORE  F  NB-03468 

LEVI  MONTALCINI  RITA  NB-01602 

LEVI  MONTALCINI  RITA  NB-03777 

LEVIN  EPMRAIM  Y  NB-05367 

LEVINE  LEONARD  NB-03563 

LEVINE  RUTH  R  NB-01966 

LEVINE  SEYMOUR  NB-05727 

LEVINE  W  G  B  -02024 

LEVITT  HELVIN  NB-05234 

LIBET  BENJAMIN  NB-00884 

LIBET  BENJAMIN  NB-05061 

LIEBMAN  PAUL  A  NB-04935 

LIFSHITZ  KEUNETH  NB-05538 

LILLEHEI  C  WALTON  NB-03735 

LILLY.  JOeN_C  NB-03097 

LIN  SPING  N8-03512 

LIN  SPING  NB-05229 

LINCOFF  HARVEY  A  NB-05547 

LINDENBERG  RICHARD  NB-04483 

LINDSAY  JOHN  R  NB-03358 

LINDSAY  JOHN  R  NB-03768 

LINDSAY  JOHN  R  NB-00269 

LINOSLEY  DAVID  F  NB-05254 

LINDSLEY  DONALD  B  NB-01000 

LINOSLEY  DONALD  8  NB-02743 

LIPETZ  LEO  E  NB-OI408 

LIPKIM  L  E  B  -02060 

LIPSITT  LEWIS  P  NB-04268 

LIPTON  MURRAY  M  NB-00982 

LISS  LEOPOLD  NB-03002 

LISS  LEOPOLD  NB-039e8 

LIU  CHIEN  NB-05452 

LLOYD  DAVID  P  C  NB-02816 

LOCKARD  ISABEL  NB-03075 

LOCKE  SIMEON  NB-04131 

LOEHNING  ROBERT  W  NB-04178 

LOEWENFELD  IRENE  E  NB-00253 

LOEWENSTEIN  WERKER  R  NB-01466 

LOMBROSO  C  NB-02348 

LONG  CHARLES  NB-02T95 

LONG  CHARLES  NB-03419 

LONG  J  P  NB-01396 

LONG  JOHN  P  NB-04431 

LORENTE  DE  NO  RAFAEL  NB-02650 

LOVEKIN  L  G  B  -02257 

LOVELL  WILLIAM  V  NB-04633 

LOWE  H  J  NB-02845 

LOWE  HARRY  J  NB-05217 

LOWE  HARRY  J  NB-05542 

LOWELL  EDGAR  L  NB-03516 

LOWENSTETN  WERNER  R  NB-035e8 

LOWENTHAL  A  NB-03903 

LOWENTHAL  A  NB-02316 

LOWRY  OH  B  -02452 

LOWRY  OLIVER  H  NB-00434 

LOWRY  OLIVER  H  NB-01352 

LOWY  KARL  NB-03059 

LUDLAM  WILLIAM  M  NB-04806 

LUOVIGH  ELEK  J  NB-03934 

LUFT  JOHN  H  NB-00401 

LUMB  WILLIAM  V  NB-05544 

LHRIE  M  B  -02398 

LUSE  SARAH  A  NB-00425 

LUSE  SARAH  A  NB-01539 

LYLE  D  J  NB-01753 

LYONS  HAROLD  A  NB-01594 

LYSER  KATMERINE  M  NB-06367 

MACHNE  XENIA  NB-04T91 

MACKAY  B  NB-04424 

MACKAY  ROLAND  P  NB-05B36 

MACiCWORTH  N  H  NB-02875 

MACMILLAN  W  H  NB-02673 

MACMILLAN  WILLIAM  H  NB-04505 

MACNICHOL  EDWARD  F  JR  NB-03582 

MACQUEEN  JOHN  C  NB-05489 


MACY  JOSIAH  JR 

NB-03491 

MADOW  LEO 

NB-04163 

MAENGWYN  DAVIES  G  D 

NB-0I828 

MAENGWYN  DAVIES  GERTRUDE 

NB-01448 

MAGLADERY  JOHN  W 

NB-00367 

MAGNES  JONATHAN 

NB-03633 

MAGNES  JONATHAN 

NB-n5454 

MAISEL  HARRY 

NB-04765 

MAJOR  RANDOLPH  T 

NB-02142 

MALAMUD  N 

NB-00377 

MALECOT  ANDRE 

N8-04723 

MALIS  LEONARD  I 

NB-01413 

MALLOV  SAMUEL 

NB-03204 

MANDEL  P 

NB-03083 

MANDELL  ROBERT  B 

NB-04810 

MANFREOI  FELICE 

NB-0323: 

MANNING  JOHN  W 

NB-02645 

MANNING  ROBERT  T 

NB-05320 

MANSKI  WLADYSLAW 

NB-01010 

MANTHEI  R  W 

NB-01084 

MAREN  THOMAS  H 

NB-01297 

MARG  E 

NB-02333 

MARGOLIS  G 

NB-02266 

MARGOLIS  G 

B  -02265 

MARGOLIS  GEORGE 

NB-05160 

MARGOLIS  GEORGE 

NB-05545 

MARK  L  C 

B  -01288 

MARK  VERNON  H 

NB-03425 

MARSHALL  EINLEY  D  JR 

NB-06I37 

MARTIN  A  ROBERT 

NB-01554 

MARTIN  A  ROBERT 

NB-05879 

MARTIN  ARTHUR  W 

NB-05294 

MARTIN  CHARLES  F 

NB-05032 

MARTINEZ  DANIEL  M 

NB-01647 

MARTONOSI  ANTHONY 

NB-02175 

MASSION  WALTER  H 

NB-02915 

MASSOPUST  LEO  C  JR 

NB-04393 

MASSOPUST  LEO  C  JR 

NB-04990 

MASTERTON  R  BRUCE 

N8-05251 

MATSUHOTO  HIROMU 

NB-03909 

MATTHEWS  JAMES  H 

NB-05574 

MATURANA  HUMBERTO  R 

NB-05057 

MATZKE  H  A 

NB-02903 

MATZKE  H  A 

NB-00609 

MATZKE  HOWARD  A 

NB-04414 

MATZKE  HOWARD  A 

NB-04532 

MAUMENEE  A  E 

NB-00043 

MAUNENEE  A  E 

NB-02410 

MAUMENEE  A  E 

NB-02419 

MAUMENEE  A  E 

NB-04446 

MAUMENEE  A  E 

B  -02732 

MAUMENEE  A  EDWARD 

NB-00141 

MAUMENEE  A  EDWARD 

NB-03040 

MAXWELL  D  S 

NB-03391 

MAXWELL  DAVID  S 

NB-03604 

MAY  LEOPOLD 

N8-02927 

MAYER  JEAN 

NB-01941 

MAYMAN  OTAIH  I 

NB-05722 

MAYNARO  DONALD  M 

NB-03271 

MAYNARD  EDITH  A 

NB-04179 

MAYNERT  E  W 

NBJOAliS 

HAYNERT  E  W 

NB-01402 

MAYNERT  E  W 

NB-04353 

MAYNERT  E  W 

NB-06288 

MCAOAMS  A  J 

NB-02S11 

MCCABE  BRIAN  F 

NB-04412 

MCCABE  BRIAN  F 

NB-05852 

MCCANDLESS  GEARY  A 

NB-03449 

MCCANOLESS  GEARY  A 

NB-05614 

MCCANN  GILBERT  D 

NB-03627 

MCCANN  GILBERT  D 

NB-05924 

MCCAY  P  B 

NB-03310 

MCCAY  P  B 

B  -02072 

MCCLUER  ROBERT  H 

NB-05222 

MCCOLLOUGH  CELESTE 

NB-04e98 

MCCONNELL  DAVID  G 

NB-04452 

MCCONNELL  E 

NB-02353 

MCCONNELL  FREEMAN 

NB-02126 

MCCOUCH  G  P 

NB-00277 

MCCOY  ERNEST  E 

NB-03982 

MCCULLOCH  W  S 

NB-01865 

MCCULLOCH  WARREN  S 

NB-049e5 

MCDOWELL  FLETCHER 

NB-t)3346 

MCDOWELL  FLETCHER 

NB-05833 

MCDOWELL  FLETCHER  H 

NB-02384 

HCEWEN  W  K 

NB-02561 

HCEWEN  WILLIAM  K 

NB-05451 

MCGEE  T  MANEORD 

NB-02879 

MCGILL  HENRY  C  JP 

NB-04055 

MCGRATH  JOHN  T 

NB-00553 

MCISAAC  R  J 

B  -01817 

MCISAAC  ROBERT  J 

NB-04435 

MCKEAN  CHARLES  M 

N8-04453 

MCKHANN  G  M 

NB-03747 

MCKHANN  GUY  M 

NB-04789 

MCKHANN  GUY  M 

NB-05300 

MCKINNEY  WILLIAM  M 

NB-05634 

MCKI5S0CK  W 

NB-n2»21 

MCKISSOCK  WYLIE 

NB-03138 

MCKISSOCK  WYLIE  0 

NB-04351 

MCLAREN  D  S 

NB-02I90 

MCLAUGHLIN  S  C  JR 

N8-038&7 

MCLAUGHLIN  5  C  JR 

8-03396 

MCLAUGHLIN  SAMUEL  C  JR 

NB-04540 

MCLAURIN  J  W 

NB-01547 

MCLAURIN  ROBERT  L 

NB-06066 

MCLEAN  JOHN  M 

NB-03010 

MCNEIL  C  M 

B  -01*88 

MCNEIL  CRICHTON 

NB-0H63 

MCNUTT  C  WALLACE 

NB-0I147 

MCQUEEN  JOHN  0 

N8-01246 

MCTIGUE  JOHN  W 

N8-05575 

MEGIRIAN  DAVID 

NB-03321 

MECIRIAN  ROBERT 

N8-03694 

MEIKLE  THOMAS  M  JR 

NB-03307 

MEIKLE  THOMAS  H  JR 

NB-04974 

MEIROWSKY  A  M 

NB-04739 

MELLETT  LAWRENCE  B 

NB-n229» 

MELLO  NANCY  K 

NB-n5004 

MELLON  DEFOREST  JR 

N8-049B') 

MELTON  C  E  B  -00999 

MENOELSON  MARTIN  NB-0*58e 
MENOEZ  CASHION  DOLORES  I     NB-02464 

MENKES  JOHN  H  NB-05212 

MENKES  JOHN  H  NB-03145 

MENSCHIK  Z  J  K  NB-01120 

MENZEL  0  J  NB-03013 

MERLIS  J  K  NB-03195 

MERLIS  JEROME  K  NB-03206 

MERRIAM  GEORGE  R  JR  NB-01142 

MERRITT  H  HOUSTON  NB-03359 

MERRITT  H  HOUSTON  NB-04014 

MERRITT  H  HOUSTON  N8-05IB* 

MERRITT  H  HOUSTON  Ne-06265 

HERTZ  EDWIN  T  NB-05262 

METRAKOS  JULIUS  D  N8-00706 

METTLER  F  A  N8-01514 

METTLER  FRED  A  NB-00386 

HETZ  BERNARD  N8-00954 

MEYER  J  S  NB-01645 

MEYER  JOHN  S  NB-035t4 

MEYERS  R  N8-01955 

MICHAELSON  I  ARTHUR  N8-06053 

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NQ-03535 

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NB-0267i 

SHAMKLANO  C  L 

N3-02176 

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MB-01701 

SHAMKLIN  WILLIAM  K 

MB-03901 

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NB-03925 

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NB-02503 

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HS-04341 

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NR-04425 

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NB-0A478 

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NB-02I37 

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NB-04996 

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NB-0S079 

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SWETT  JOHN  E 

NB-05048 

SYMMES  DAVID 

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SZEKELV  EMERY  G 

NB-C5316 

TA9ER  ELIZABETH 

NB-03756 

TAKEKOS!  A  E 

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TAKEMOKI  AKIRA  E 

MB-05171 

TAL8EST  PRESTON  T 

NB-04127 

TALE  I SN IK  SAMUEL 

NE-0.732 

TALLAKD  GEORGE  A 

NB-041I1 

TALMAN  E  L 

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TALMAK  ELLEN  L 

NS-0374C 

TAPPEN  NEIL  C 

NB-00510 

TARLOV  I  M 

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TIECKFLMANN  H  BP-03170 

TIKOFSKV  RONALD  5  NB-022E1 

TIKOESKY  RONALD  S  NB-03n6A 

TIKOFSKY  RONALD  S  NB-05374 

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TOMITA  TSUNEO  NB-03870 

TONNDORF  J  B  -01909 

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TORACK  RICHARD  M  NB-04161 

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TORRES  FERNANDO  NB-03A18 

TORVIK  ANSGAR  NB-04421 

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TROKEL  STEPHEN  L  NB-05000 

TROUTMAN  RICHARD  C  NB-02861 

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VAN  BERGEN  F  H  NB-05518 

VAN  BOGAERT  LUDO  NB-02420 

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VAN  BUSK  IRK  C  NB-02895 

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VAN  DER  KLOOT  W  G  NB-01870 

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VAN  DER  LOOS  HENDRIK  NB-05071 

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VASTOLA  EDWARD  F  NB-02652 

VASTOLA  EDWARD  F  NB-05133 

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VERHAVE  T  NB-04447 

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VOGEL  F  S  NB-02839 

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WARD  ARTHUR  A  JR  NB-00193 

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WARD  JAMES  W  NB-04261 

WARD  PAUL  H  NB-05674 

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