Activation of a Protein Kinase During Acantholysis**From the Department of Biochemistry, Mayo Clinic and Mayo Foundation.

Collected Papers of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation

A new policy now governs the selection of material for these reprints. The volume is a complete reference record of all papers from the Mayo Clinic in 1924, but only those articles likely to be of general interest are reprinted in cxtenso. More technical or highly specialised articles are either presented as an abstract or referred to by their titles alone. This is an excellent departure, as it...

Collected Papers of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation

Mayo Clinic Papers, 1912

subject within the available space. The first two hundred odd pages contain many and varied papers on subjects connected with The Alimentary Canal. In making mention of two only, namely, one on " The Diagnostic Worth of the Glycyltryptopban and Tryptophan Tests in Diseases of the Stomach," and the other on "Intestinal Diverticula," it is evident that, in the variety offered for perusal in this ...

Expanding the Mayo Clinic Proceedings Mission: Introducing Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Innovations, Quality & Outcomes (MCP:IQ&O).

Abstracts should be no more than 250 words. For Original Articles: --Organize abstract in a structured format, with the following headings: Objective, Patients and Methods, Results, and Conclusion. --Ensure that information in each section of the abstract is in the corresponding section of the text. --Begin the "Objective" section of the Abstract with the word "To" and then state why you perfor...

1917.—Collected Paper of the Mayo Clinic

same lines as previously, i.e., under the headings of alimentary canal, urogenital organs, etc., and as usual cover a wide range of subjects. Articles calling for mention are one on cartilaginous tumours of the larynx with an account of a case of this very rare condition and including notes of other recorded cases. W. J. Mayo has an interesting paper on cancer of the stomach, and advances the t...