THE PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY OF INFLUENZAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA

The submicroscopic pathologic anatomy of leprosy.

The Pathologic Anatomy of Deuterium Intoxication.

values deviate by more than 2 per cent from those which may be obtained from equation (2), and in each case the tendency is for the equilibrium to be shifted toward 0.5. The discrepancy is most marked where there is a large difference between 51 and Ss and where S2 is small. The unstable equilibria are affected to a slightly greater extent (up to 5%) and are moved away from 0.5. In no case is t...

The Pathologic Anatomy of Tetralogy of Fallot and Its Variations.

Pathologic anatomy of the pancreas in juvenile diabetes mellitus.

1. Quantitative study of insular tissue has revealed that the number of B cells is greatly acute juvenile diabetes from the time of clinical onset of tKeTctisease. The number of these cells is as a*niTe"less than 10 per cent of normal. Such B cells as are still present show the cytological signs of marked activity. 2. The normal or supranormal insular activity that is usually found in juvenile ...

The Production of Fever by Influenzal Viruses

The effect of treating rabbits with materials which destroy the cell receptors for influenzal viruses upon the ability of these animals to respond with fever to injection of the PR8 and Lee strains of influenza virus and Newcastle disease virus (NDV) is described. In general, both cholera vibrio and Cl. welchii filtrates produced diminution of febrile responses. The effect of sodium periodate u...