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Compiled by J. S. King, Executive Editor 

2nd International SymposIum on 

Clinical Enzymology Pubilshed 

The complete proceedings of this symposium, 

held October 27-29, 1975, in 

Chicago, [see Clin. Chem. 22, 130 

(1976)] should be released by the time 

you see this. The 340-p book is priced at 

$15 to nonmembers, $10 to members, 

and includes not only the formal presentations 

but also the discussions that 

followed them. 

We believe this to be the best available 

account of the current world status 

of studies on optimal measurement of 

the activity of such clinically important 

enzymes as aspartate aminotransferase, 

creatine kinase, and alkaline phosphatase. 

The volume is priced so low because 

Association officials believe that 

every clinical chemist, clinical pathologist, 

and technologist will have a keen 

interest in this book and should have a 

copy. Moreover, we had the help of a 

partial subsidy for composition from the 

Mt. Sinai Medical Center, Chicago, at 

which the meeting was held. 

Some 50 experts from North America 

and Europe present a wealth of experience 

in condensed form; day-to-day 

problems and their solution are described 

in this most difficult of all clinical 

laboratory areas. Agreement and 

disagreement are aired, and the course 

of future work charted. 

This is the first book to be composed 

(by Marian Hartness) in the Editorial 

Office, the second to be published entirely 

under AACC auspices. It is a solid 

contribution to the Association’s goal of 

“[promoting] scientific knowledge 

through. . . publications.” 

Order your copy (prepayment with 

order, please) from AACC, 1725 K St., 

N. W., Washington, D. C. 20006. Supply 

is limited. 

Symposia 

AACC Nationai Meeting, 

Chicago, 1977 

Plenary(General Diagnostics) 

Lecture: Serum and Lymphocyte 

Membrane immunogiobins 

Henry G. Kunkel (Rockefeller Univ.) 

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Symposiaon Ciinicai 

Immunochemistry 

Chemistry and Biology of the Immunoglobins 

(Tuesday, July 19) 

Cellular events in immune nonresponse, 

Richard K. Gershon (Yale) 

The past, present, and future of the 

immunoglobulmns, Frank W. Putnam 

(Indiana Univ.) 

Relationships between structure and 

function of the immunoglobulins, Leroy 

E. Hood (Calif. Inst. of Technology) 

Cellular events in immune response, 

Edward S. Golub (Purdue) 

The Complement System and Immunochemistry 

(Wednesday, July 20) 

Role of the complement and properdin 

systems in immunity, Hans J. 

Mueller-Eberhard (Scripps Clinic and 

Research Found.) 

Perturbations of complement and 

properdin in human disease, Shaun 

Ruddy (Med. College of Virginia) 

Immunity and Neo plastic Diseases 

(Wednesday, July 20, 1977) 

Relationships between humoral and 

cellular immunity and the neoplastic 

diseases, Karl E. Hellstrom (Fred 

Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, 

Seattle) 

Immunotherapy for malignant diseases, 

H. Hugh Fudenberg (Univ. of 

Calif. School of Med.) 

The Autoimmune Diseases (Thursday, 

July21) 

Relationship of the histocompatibility 

complex to rheumatic disease, Hugh 0. 

McDevitt (Stanford Univ. Med. Center) 

The pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis, 

Maurice Ziff (Univ. of Texas) 

Diseases of autoimmunity and relation 

of DNA and RNA, Amadeo J. Peace 

(Univ. of Cincinnati Med. Center) 

Autoimmunity and aging, Takahashi 

Makinodan (NICHD and Gerontology 

Research Center, Baltimore) 

Clinical Immunochemistry and the 

Pediatric Patient (Friday, July 22) 

Inherited abnormalities in the immunochemical 

system, Richard Hong 

(Univ. of Wisconsin) 

Transfer factor and cellular immunity 

in children, H. Sherwood Lawrence 

(New York Univ.) 

Immunological aspects of rheumatic 

fever and juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, 

Evelyn V. Hess (Univ. of Cincinnati) 

Immunochemistry and the blood incompatibilities 

between mother and 

fetus, William Pollack (Ortho Research 

Inst. of Medical Sciences, Raritan, 

N.J.) 

Symposiaon CiinlcaiBiochemistry 

Trauma and Tissue Oxygen Deficiency 

(Tuesday, July 19) 

Effect of shock on energy pathways of 

the cell, William Schumer (Chicago 

Med. School) 

Alterations in cell function with 

shock, Arthur E. Baue (Yale) 

Oxygen transport system in shock, 

William C. Schoemaker (Univ. of Calif., 

Torrance) 

Serum enzyme changes in patients 

with myocardial infarction-induced 

hypoxia, Charles R. Roe (Duke) 

Gastrointestinal Hormonal Functions 


Structure and synthesis of the gastrointestinal 

hormones, Miklos Bodansky 

(Case Western Reserve Univ.) 

Physiological and clinical considerations 

of secretin and related hormones, 

David A. Dreiling (Mt. Sinai School of 

Med., New York) 

Clinical and physiological importance 

of gastnins, Eugene W. Straus (Bronx 

VA Hospital) 

Radioimmunoassay of secretin and 

gastrin, Byron E. Kolts (Univ. of Florida) 

The Chemistry of Aging (Thursday, 

July 21) 

Aspects of human aging-an overlook 

of life course changes, George F. Grannis 

(Ohio State Univ.) 

The role of insulin in altered tissue 

responsiveness during aging, Richard C. 

Adelman (Temple Univ.) 

The impact of aging on normative 

standards in the clinical laboratory, 

Reubin Andres (Baltimore City 

Hosp.) 

The role of cellular repair processes in 

aging and its associated pathologies, 

Ronald W. Hart (Ohio State Univ.) 

Synovial and Cerebrospinal Fluids 

(Friday, July 22) 

Composition and functions of synovial 

fluid, Frederic C. McDuffie (Mayo 

Clinic) 

Synovial fluid in disease, Daniel J. 

McCarty (Med. College of Wisconsin) 

Formation and function of cerebrospinal 

fluid, Robert A. Fishman (Univ. 

of Calif. School of Med.) 

Cerebrospinal fluid in disease, Robert 

W. Cutler (Stanford)

Symposia on SpecialTopics 

In ClinicalChemistry 

Hormonal Analyses (Tuesday, July 

19) 

Receptor sites, William L. McGuire 

(Univ. Texas Med. School) 

Recent advances in steroid hormone 

assay, Richard Horton (Univ. of 

Southern Calif.) 

Assay of polypeptide hormones, 

William D. Odell (Harbor General 

Hosp., Torrance, Calif.) 

Advances in prostaglandin assay, 

Frederick Auletta (Michael Reese Med. 

Center) 

Frontiers in Clinical Chemistry 


Use of immobilized enzymes in clinical 

chemistry, George G. Guilbault 

(Univ. of New Orleans) 

Microsomal enzymes as an index of 

drug-induced damage, Gilbert Mannening 

(Univ. of Minnesota School of 

Med.) 

Evaluation of vidicon detectors for a 

variety of problems in clinical chemistry, 

Harry L. Pardue (Purdue) 

Lasers as an analytical tool in clinical 

chemistry, David Glick (Stanford Research 

Inst.) 

Perspectives in Pediatric Chemistry 

(Thursday, July 21) 

Total intravenous nutrition in pediatrics, 

Robert W. Winters (Columbia 

Univ. College of Physicians and Surgeons) 

Transcutaneous measurement of arterial 

Po2 Leonard Indyk (Columbia 

Univ.) 

Laboratory test of bilirubin metabolism, 

Gerard O’Dell (Johns Hopkins 

Univ.) 

Pulmonary phospholipid metabolism 

and laboratory test for lung maturity, 

Louis Gluck (Univ. of Calif. School of 

Med.) 

Control of Laboratory Performance 

(Friday, July 22) 

Use of microcomputer technology in 

the control of analytical instrumentation, 

Raymond E. Dessy (Virginia Polytech. 

Inst. and State Univ.) 

Program for improved proficiency 

testing, Roger K. Gilbert (Waterbury 

Hosp. Health Center, Waterbury, 

Conn.) 

Product class standards, Nathan 

Gochman (VA Hospital, San Diego) 

Impact of government regulation on 

clinical laboratories, Russell J. Eilers 

(Bio-Science Enterprises) 

CLIA: Can Exceiience 

Be Legisiated? 

The tabloid, Medical Tribune, began on 

October 6 an instructive series on the 

background of the federal legislation on 

clinical laboratory improvement. It is 

not cheerful reading, except for those 

cheered by challenges. The series is by 

Allan Chase, author of The Biological 

Imperatives. 

In the portions of the series that I 

have seen, the first discusses the dismal 

situation in 1967, when the “random 

clinical specimen. . . had. . . less than an 

even chance of being tested accurately,” 

and proficiency testing was a rarity. The 

Clinical Laboratories Improvement Act 

(introduced by Javits of New York and 

Murphy of California) became law in 

1967. 

The second part of the series details 

studies of bench performance. 

Because CLIA-67 was ineffective, the 

second version was presented to Congress 

by Javits-Kennedy on March 15, 

1975, Senator Javits stating that performance 

was unsatisfactory by (among 

other things) “30 to 50% in various 

simple clinical chemical chemistry 

tests.” 

One reason the 1967 act was ineffective 

was that funds appropriated for 

proper schools and training were cut by 

the Bureau of the Budget (under Johnson) 

or impounded (by Nixon). The 

limited funds released were insufficient 

for the task. 

About this time, AACC, in an attempt 

to do what it could, set up a student-loan 

program. 

A proficiency test was administered 

by a testing service to 362 persons with 

various degrees of clinical laboratory 

experience, ranging from three years to 

zero. It resulted in scores averaging 62% 

from the “experienced technologists” to 

26% for those with zero experience. The 

results for a selected “criterion population” 

from this group became the standard 

of performance. This same written 

test for technologists was given to 4681 

on-the-job trained candidates in March 

1975. 69% failed. In November 1975, 

7337 took the test; half failed all four 

parts, including 1010 persons who had 

taken the test in March and failed. 

Major questions arising from this are: 

does the test accurately reflect bench 

ability and, if so, does a 36% correct 

grade in (e.g.) clinical chemistry by these 

baccalaureate-level technologists represent 

acceptable quality? 

Another penetrating question is 

whether the latest version of CLIA, if it 

becomes law, will be more effective than 

the first. By the time you read this, we 

shall know who the next President is to 

be. The candidates’ views on this question 

are unknown to me; indeed, their 

only statements I have seen on science 

and technology generally are those appearing 

in Chemical and Engineering 

News, p 24, issue of October 18. This 

does not include their views on this 

specific issue. 

Incidentally, Ford attempted to use 

this year’s unprecedented sweep of 

Nobel prizes by Americans as proof that 

funding of American research is adequate. 

This was promptly criticized by 

10 Nobel winners (including this year’s 

winner in chemistry), who pointed out 

that the work for which the prizes were 

awarded was done before either Ford or 

Nixon took office and that (e.g.) the 

current appropriation for the NSF, 

corrected for inflation, is actually 10% 

lower than it was the year that Mr. Ford 

took office. 

The Labor-HEW appropriations bill 

for fiscal year 1977 became law one day 

before it was to go into effect, surviving 

a Presidential veto. The President had 

sought $2165 million for NIH; the bill 

appropriates $2530 million. 

Another aside on your government in 

action: wire reports say that the medical 

profession, through its committees, 

spent almost $1.3 million in contributions 

to political candidates this year. 

-,J. S. K. 

Ciinical Laboratory 

Statistics for the U. S. 

In “The Clinical Laboratory Industry: 

Future Outlook” (Med. Mktg. & Media, 

Sept. 1976), Dr. D. I. Kosowsky (President, 

Damon Corp.) gives some interesting 

data: 

#{149} In 1975, consumers or third party 

intermediaries paid about $10 billion for 

clinical laboratory services, or about 10% 

ofall health-care costs. 

#{149} These costs were divided among 

hospital labs (7000, 1.9 billion tests, $5.7 

billion), independent labs (7300, 1.1 

billion tests, $2.9 billion), and physicians 

offices (50 000-60 000 labs, 1.0 billion 

tests, $1.6 billion). 

#{149} 15-20% of hospital lab testing was 

done for outpatients. 

#{149} 48% of hospital labs and 59% of independent 

labs do 250000 per 

#{149} The large (>100 000) hospital labs 

charge an average of 74% more per test 

than their independent counterparts; for 

small labs the difference was less but the 

average was higher ($3.50 and $3.37, 

respectively). 

#{149} Since 1970, hospital and independent 

lab revenues have grown at a rate 

of about 12% per year. 

#{149} It is projected for 1980 that smaller 

labs will find it necessary to merge, 

consolidate, or subcontract; hospitals 

will increasingly try to cover their costs 

by upping lab revenues, and, as a result 

of all this, large independents will get 

more of the work; (with national health’ 

insurance) more diagnostic tests will be 

demanded, tests done in doctors’ offices 

will increase, but hospitals will benefit 

less since most 

covered. 

hospital tests are already 

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Reference Method 

Development in Canada 

The Laboratory Centre for Disease 

Control in Ottawa (Canadian counterpart 

to the U. S. CDC) has been designated 

as the holder of Reference Methods 

in Canada. The atomic absorption 

Reference Method for Ca and one for 

Mg have been used in monitoring such 

measurements in Canadian clinical 

laboratories for the past two years. A 

Definitive Method for creatinine is in 

the final stages of development. Cyanmethemoglobin 

standard is supplied 

gratis to more than 1350 Canadian 

clinical laboratories. 

Official (Provisional) Symbolism 

and Nomenciature for Mass 

Spectroscopy 

These recommendations appear in Information 

Bulletin No. 51 from IUPAC. 

Acronyms, jargon, and abbreviations are 

discouraged; only three abbreviations 

can be used without explanation: GC/ 

MS, for the combined techniques or the 

combined instrumentation; ICR, for ion 

cyclotron resonance; and m/z, for 

mass/change ratio. Only a few terms 

may be used without explanation, including 

auto-, photo-, field-, chemical-, 

and thermal ionization; molecular ion; 

fragment-, molecular-, or rearrangement 

ion; single- or double-focussing mass 

spectrometer; and quadruple (or monopole, 

etc.) mass spectrometer. “Multiple 

peak scanning” is preferred to 

“multiple ion detection.” “Mass fragmentography” 

is not recommended. Ion 

abundance, peak height or area, and ion 

beam intensity are recommended 

terms. “Ionization energy” and “appearance 

energy” are recommended 

instead of “ionization potential” and 

“appearance potential,” “accelerating 

voltage” rather than “HU” or 

In describing performance of a mass 

spectrometer (not “MS”), resolution 

and sensitivity should be stated, the 

latter distinguished from detection 

limit. 

ABCC Certifies 

The ABCC is pleased to announce that 

the following individuals (all are Ph.D.’s, 

except as noted) have been certified by 

the Board in the field of clinical chemistry: 

John A. Bittikofer, Durham, N. C. 

Lawrence J. Crolla, Bolingbrook, Ill. 

Laurence A. Danzer, Prairie Village, 

Kan. 

Stanley G. Elfbaum, Sharon, Mass. 

Alan I. Fleischman, Montclair, N. J. 

Robert Griswold, Harrisburg, Pa. 

Robert L. Habig, Durham, N. C. 

James Arthur Hathaway, M.D., Auburn, 

Calif. 

2064 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY, Vol. 22, No. 12, 1976 

Lindsay Fiske Hofman, Seattle, 

Wash. 

Vijaykant B. Kambli, Norwalk, 

Conn. 

Lawrence M. Killingsworth, Chapel 

Hill, N. C. 

Monte J. Levitt, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Larry K. Lowry, Cincinnati, Ohio 

Donald John Pochopien, Chicago, 

Ill. 

Randhir S. Sandhu, Glenridge, N. J. 

Arnold L. Schultz, Denver, Cob. 

Philip Barry Sommers, Massapequa, 

N.Y. 

Alvin Michael Spiekerman, Temple, 

Texas 

Jimmy Clayton Standefer, Albuquerque, 

N. M. 

Henry Stone, Kansas City, Mo. 

Burt L. Strasser, Long Branch, N. J. 

William G. Trawick, Decatur, Ga. 

Ching-Te Wang, Vernon Hills, Ill. 

David L. Witte, Great Lakes, Ill. 

The following persons who are graduates 

of the ABCC-approved educational 

programs in clinical chemistry, 

have successfully passed the Board’s 

qualifying examination and will be 

granted Certifications of Qualification 

upon the completion of the professional 

experience requirements: 

Thomas E. Burgess, Paoli, Pa. 

W. Greg Miller, New Rochelle, N. Y. 

Thomas Gerard Rosano, Albany, N. 

Y. 

Lawrence 

Calif. 

M. Silverman, Los Angeles, 

Abstract forms for Annuai 

CSCC Meeting 

Abstract forms are available for the 21st 

Annual Conference of the CSCC, June 

5th to June 9th, 1977, Vancouver, B.C., 

Canada, from Ms. Ruth Watson, Secretary, 

CSCC, 151 Slater St., Suite 906, 

Ottawa, Canada, K1P 5H3. 

Awards, Chicago Section 

Dr. Edward W. Bermes, Director of 

Clinical Chemistry, Associate Director 

of Clinical Laboratories, and Associate 

Director of the School of Medical 

Technology, at Loyola University, is the 

recipient of the 1976 Chicago Clinical 

Chemists Award. Dr. Bermes is a member 

of several scientific societies, but has 

been and is especially active in AACC 

(Executive Committee, Chicago Section; 

national council, 1968-70, 1974-present; 

national meetings staff 1965, 1977; 

Committee on National Meetings). 

The Junior Award this year goes to 

James 0. Westgard, Chief of Clinical 

Chemistry Laboratories at the University 

of Wisconsin Hospital. Dr. Westgard 

is currently on a year’s sabbatical 

in Sweden. 

Assistance in Finding 

an Academic Job 

The Cooperative College Register has 

been re-established as a communications 

link and matching service for positions-open 

and position-seekers for 

institutions of higher education, by the 

College and University Department of 

the National Catholic Educational Association. 

Write for details. Cooperative 

College Register, 621 Duke Street, P. 0. 

Box 298-A, Alexandria, Va. 22314. 

Commerclai Literature of Note 

A special 12-page edition of Beckman 

Instruments’ “Electrophoresis Information” 

newsletter is available at no 

charge from the company. It features an 

article, “Medico-Legal Applications of 

the MicrozoneTM System” by Benjamin 

W. Grumbaum. 

The article presents a comprehensive 

overview of the various applications of 

electrophoresis and how this technique 

can be used to evaluate a wide variety of 

biological fluids that may be found at 

the scenes of crime. Many of the proteins 

and enzymes that can be detected 

differ because of the genetic makeup of 

a given individual. In other words, these 

proteins can serve to “fingerprint” a 

given individual in much the same 

manner as fingerprinting in the classical 

sense. With combinations of procedures 

it is possible to narrow down the identity 

of a suspect to one person in 18 518. 

For a copy of the newsletter and Dr. 

Grumbaum’s article, contact: Beckman 

Instruments, Inc., Beckman Electrophoresis 

Information, 2500 Harbor 

Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634. 

Helena Laboratories (P. 0. Box 752, 

Beaumont, Texas 77704), in their house 

organ, Update, for June 1976 describe 

a special report form for presenting data 

on creatine kinase and lactate dehydrogenase 

isoenzyme activity in serum 

samples. 

Pilgrim’s Progress: Journals vs. 

the Bureaucratic Mind 

As AACC members have been made 

aware in some detail, this journal had 

the distinction of being the first to be 

assessed for crippling additional new 

and back taxes by the U. S. Internal 

Revenue Service, on the basis of new 

regulations concerning the proportion 

of a nonprofit association’s member 

dues (for all journals, traditionally 

one-half) that must be allocated to the 

journal when a subscription is included 

as part of the dues. The regulation says 

that the entire non-member subscription 

price must be allocated to taxable 

income from such dues-as is all advertising 

income and all non-member 

subscription income. As a result, in 1976,

for example, the Association will have to 

pay substantial income tax, even though 

its total income will be less than its expenditures 

before taxes. In effect, the 

IRS is taxing tax-exempt functions of 

the Association. These regulations are 

said to have been prompted in part by 

complaints from commercial journals, 

magazines, and tabloids that scientific 

societies enjoy an unfair advantage [cf. 

Clin. Chem. 22/7, 85A (1976)1. 

Now comes word from our friends in 

the Postal Service (which has nearly 

doubled its rates in the past five years, 

and now commonly requires, e.g., two 

weeks to deliver this journal from the 

printer in Easton, Pennsylvania, to 

Washington, D. C.) that those journals 

having page charges to authors-this 

journal is not one of them, but many of 

the most distinguished U. S. journals 

are-will be mailed at a higher postage 

rate, because the USPS considers such 

text pages to be advertising. Indeed, 

each such text page would have to be 

labeled 

ment.” 

with the word “advertise- 

So much for federal benevolence in 

1976. Ask not what 

do for you. 

your government can 

One wonders what new impediments 

the government has in store for us and 

other scientific associations and their 

journals in 1977. 

Your views on all this, addressed to 

your Congressman or Senator, would be 

vastly helpful. 

-J. S. K. 

Punctuation Power 

In an issue earlier this year, a box ad 

appeared (ads are not seen by the Editorial 

Office) that read: 

Like new Hycel Mark X available with 

factory warranty on lease, rental or cost/test 

plan-contact.... 

Did this mean the person would like 

to buy one or would like to sell one? 

Presumably the latter. If so, a hyphen 

(“like-new”) would have made the 

message clear. 

Some say editors are too picky... 

Do Throwaways Have a 

Function? 

To the Editor: 

Your “. .. Essay on Parasitism” in the 

July 1976 issue of Clinical Chemistry (p 

85A) conveys a message of importance 

to the members of AACC. Income from 

advertising is a significant economic 

factor in enabling the Association to 

publish a quality scientific journal, and 

readers of the journal can acknowledge 

their attention to the advertisements 

without diminishing their professional 

stature. However, I am disturbed by 

your overgeneralization, and I feel that 

you neglected a corollary question. 

You imply that all non-professionalsociety 

publications are “throwaway,” 

free periodicals with no redeeming 

qualities except for the publisher’s 

profit. I am certain that you were not 

implying something evil in the profits 

that keep our capitalistic system viable. 

More critically, controlled circulation 

and other for-profit publications in the 

clinical field do not fit in a single category 

and are not always the enemy. 

Available in one or more of these publications 

are a number of useful features 

and services: 

1. News pertinent to the clinical laboratory 

field. 

2. Information covering all of the 

clinical laboratory disciplines with 

which AACC members interact. 

3. Abstracts of articles iii a wide selection 

of scientific journals. 

4. Articles on new instruments and 

changes in technology. 

Further, the term “throwaway” is too 

strong as a generality. Although nonsociety, 

for-profit publications do not 

usually command the same respect for 

long-term storage in the private collections 

of professionals, extensive files of 

some such publications may be found in 

institutional libraries. Also, articles in 

these publications occasionally are cited 

in references in technical papers in 

Clinical Chemistry and other professional 

society journals. 

The corollary question to which I referred 

is: Should AACC consider providing 

at least some of the above services 

and features, thereby competing more 

effectively for the limited pool of advertising 

dollars? 

I have not pre-judged the answer to 

this question. However, I suggest that 

the members of AACC charged with 

publications policy should review 

whether the Association has arrived at 

the most appropriate compromises for 

serving the needs of its membership. 

The “A” pages of Clinical Chemistry 

have not been utilized for supplementary 

features which could be oriented 

toward, for example, instrumentation 

and other clinical products. Some other 

professional societies have adopted a 

policy such as this. Is it a conscious policy 

of AACC to leave these and other 

informational services to competitive 

publications? 

On a personal note, I write reports on 

clinical instruments for one of those 

other publications. When I accepted the 

invitation to create this regular feature, 

I felt no sense of disloyalty to any professional 

society. This seems to be the 

most appropriate outlet for such a feature, 

which would not be continued if it 

were not a service to readers. 

Nelson L. Alpert 

Clinical Instrument Consultant 

1100 High Ridge Road 

Stamford, Conn. 06905 

To start with, it is difficult to see how 

Reader Alpert inferred that all commercial 

(i.e., non-society, for profit) 

publications were included; we clearly 

defined our target: those you receive 

“free” and unrequested. Nor were 

readers being encouraged to overthrow 

capitalism. 

“All generalizations are untrue, including 

this one.” In addressing the 

general problem, I believe that the 

“essay” correctly describes 90%, to 

choose a conservative figure, of controlled-circulation 

clinically-oriented 

publications, particularly those in tabloid 

format. I further believe that the 

reader (and the publisher) can decide for 

himself which publications fit the description. 

In any event, we gladly point 

out that the periodical for which Dr. 

Albert writes is a relatively highly regarded 

clinical laboratory newsmagazine, 

which only in the last few months 

ceased to be a subscription publication. 

It has provided useful (although not 

archival) information, and in doing so 

has provided a service that Clinical 

Chemistry, unable to be all things to all 

readers, cannot. We do the best we can, 

for the size of the Association, putting 

forth “The Clinical Chemist” and (to 

members) the newsletter. This dilemma 

of the society journal has been discussed 

at length elsewhere by a former Lancet 

editor [Sir Theodore Fox, Crisis in 

Communication, The Functions and 

Future of Medical Journals, Univ. of 

London, The Athbone Press, 1965]. 

Coda 

-Ed. 

Last year in this space we expressed the 

hope that this year’s published work 

would match the standard of quality set 

in 1975. We believe it has. Aside from 

quality, the quantity of material you 

have received also has equalled that of 

volume 21. And each issue contains 

about the same number of words of text 

as the usual scientific or technical book 

currently selling for, say, $25 (hadn’t 

thought of it that way, had you?). 

We want also to tell you here about a 

move that we hope you will not otherwise 

have occasion to notice. Journal 

production (copy-editing, layout, etc.) 

will soon move from the American 

Chemical Society building in Washington, 

D. C., to become a new responsibility 

of our esteemed printer, Mack 

Printing Co., in Easton, Pa. Our present 

copy editor, Gloria Dinote, whose expert, 

diligent, patient, and devoted service 

we acknowledge with gratitude, is 

an employee of ACS and will remain in 

Washington. We also thank others in 

that office who since January 1970 have 

given AACC, and me in particular, the 

benefit of their professionalism: Production 

Manager Bacil Guiley, Associate 

Manager Charlotte C. Sayre, and Leroy 

L. Corcoran, who assumed many of Mr. 


Guiley’s responsibilities when he moved 

up the ladder at ACS a year or so ago. 

Although we know we shall be in good 

hands at Mack, we shall miss the really 

great relationship with these good 

friends and colleagues whose expertise 

contributed hugely to the appearance 

and quality of this journal. When one 

strives for excellence, he appreciates 

such company. 

During 1977, we have several goodies 

planned for you, the first being a special 

double issue in February that will include 

the best and most comprehensive 

information on commercially available 

radioassay products and their relative 

merits that one of our committees has 

been able to get together, and the DORA 

File, which sounds like the title of a 

movie on international intrigue but is a 

directory of where to find someone that 

does that rare and exotic analysis that 

you’ve just had a request for. All in all, 

we plan to bring you everything you 

might wish except a PLAYBOY-style 

gatefold-even that if we could find a 

suitable and willing candidate 

(“Chemistress of the Year”?). If it’s good 

enough for Jimmy it’s good enough for 

us. 

And, the Board of Directors willing, 

we shall continue occasionally to comment 

on the clinical laboratory scene in 

the “Chemist.” 

Anticonvulsants in Serum, Determined 

with a Fully Mechanized Enzyme 

Analyzer 

S. W. McLean, Donald S. Young, and 

-J. S. K. W. Yonekawa 

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Determination of Plasma and Erythrocyte 

Lithium Concentration by Atomic 

Absorption Spectrophotometry 

Gordon H. Hisayasu, Jordon L. 

Cohen, and Richard W. Nelson 

New Approach to Determination of 

Total Ketone Bodies in Serum 

Lewis Siegel, Noel I. Robin, and Lester 

J. McDonald 

Comparison of Double-Antibody Radioimmunoassay 

with Farr-Technique 

Radioimmunoassay and Double-Antibody 

Enzyme Immunoassay for a-Fetoprotein 

Anita Kirkpatrick, H. Terry Wepsick, 

and Robert M. Nakamura 

Gas-Chromatographic/Mass-Spectrometric 

Determination of Theophylline 

in Whole Blood 

Michael Sheehan, Robert H. Hertel, 

and Christopher T. Kelly 

Simplified Micro-Scale Procedure for 

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Determination by Liquid Chromatography 

J. W. Nelson, A. L. Cordry, C. G. 

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Richard B. Passey, Ronald L. Gillum, 

John B. Fuller, Francis M. Urry, and 

Mary Louise Gibes 

A New Enzymic Method for Serum 

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M. Hatch, E. Bourke, and J. Costello 

Increased Serum Carnitine Concentration 

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Shi-Hua Chen and Susan D. Lincoln 

‘y-Glutamyltransferase: Kinetic Properties 

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Glutamyl-4-Nitroanilide and its 3- 

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Donald Feeterolf, David Garfinkel 

Enzyme Immunoassay of Serum Thyroxine 

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Robert S. Galen and David Forman 

Double Spike in the Electropherogram 

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Adrian 0. Vladutiu and Romesh K. 

Kohli 

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Thomas G. Rosano and Margaret A. 

Kenny 

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Herbert Malkus, Joaquin Ibanez, 

Albert Castro, and Joseph L. DiCesare 

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Jacqueline M. Airall 

Combined Filtration, Biuret/Copper 

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James D. Peele, Jr., Richard H. 

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Thomas A. Blumenfeld Kurt M. Dubowski Eugene K. Harris 

Thomas Boenisch F. P. Duggan Richard L. Hawks Robert F. Labb#{233} 

James Bonitati Ralph T. Dunn Clara M. Heise Jack H. Ladenson 

Harold E. Booker Jean H. Dussault Edith Zak Helman Ronald H. Laessig 

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A. A. MacKinney, Jr. Boyd Obermeyer Richard St. Claim Patrick A. Toseland 

Stuart M. MacLeod Boyd L. O’Dell H. Sauberlich Donald Tschudy 

Ernest Macun C. Michael O’Donnell Sylvan M. Sax Stanley L. Twomey 

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D. W. Moss Donald G. Remp Herta Spencer Norman Weisaman 

G. A. Moss A. W. Renuart Herbert E. Spiegel 0. T. Wendel, Jr. 

J. E. Mrochek Eliseo V. Repique Bernard Statland Mario Werner 

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Miner N. Munk Martin Reznick Kenneth Sterling James 0. Westgard 

Martin Murray James F. Riordan Rex E. Sterling James W. Wheeler 

E. Arthur Robertson J. C. Sternberg Grant Wilkinson 

Richard G. Nadeau James M. Robinson Charles C. Stewart Robert E. Willette 

Herbert K. Naito David Rodbard Paul E. Strandjord David Williams 

Sheshadri Narayanan Denis 0. Rodgerson Cornelius F. Strittmatter George Z. Williams 

Samuel Natelson F. Lee Rodkey Lilla Sun Gordon Williams 

James Nelson Sidney B. Rosalki Irving Sunshine Charles L. Winek 

Howard A. I. Newman Noel R. Rose Charles C. Sweeley G. B. Wisdom 

George E. Nichoalds Arthur F. Rosenthal 

Henry C. Nipper Sheldon P. Rothenberg L. H. Thacker Walid G. Yasmineh 

Jerome S. Nisselbaum J. I. Routh Norbert W. Tietz 

Daniel C. Noonan A. V. Roy T. 0. Tiffany Bennie Zak 

William H. Nyhan Arthur H. Rubinstein Leigh Thompson Alfred Zettner 

Merritt C. Rudolph Theodore F. Thurman, III 

(complete through Oct. 30) 


Jonmalof llfi1fi1ll 

the American 

Association for 

Clinical Chemfry 

Aagaard, Ole See Dyerberg, Jorn 

Aberman, Arnold; Cavanilles, Jose M.; 

Michaels, Sybil; Shubin, S. Herbert; Well, 

Max H. 1073 

Abraham, Andreas A. See Mathews.Roth, 

Micheline M. 

Abraham, Chempithera V.; Joslin, Harry D., 

769 

Abraham, E. C.; Huisman, T. H. J.; Schroeder, 

W. A.; Garver, F. A., 1187 

Abraham, Guy F. See Keane, Paul M. 

Abramson, Fred P., 1906 

Adams, R. F. See Vandemark, F. L. 

-; Vandemark, F. L., 1167 

-; Vandemark, F. L., 1180 

Adams, Reginald F. See Vandemark, Frank L. 

-; Vandemark, Frank L., 25 

-; Vandemark, Frank L.; Schmidt, Gary J., 

1903 

Adams, Susan M. See Roerig, David L. 

Adams, T. A. See Menson, R. C. 

Addanki, S.; Thorne, C. M., 1202 

Addanki, Somasundaram; Hinnenkamp, Elmer 

Sotos, Juan F., 310 

Adler, Debra J. See Lent, Richard W. 

Adler, H. J. See Snyder, L. R. 

Adriaenssens, Karel; Karcher, Denise; 

Lowenthal, Armand; Terheggen, Heinz G., 

323 

Ahluwalia, G. S.; Kuczala, Z. J., 1171 

Kuczaia, Z. J.; Carison, L. R., 1216 

-; Kuczala, Z. J., 1227 

-; Kuczala, Z. J., 1539 

Ahiuwalia, Gurjit S. See Kuczala, Z. Jerry 

-; Kuczals, Z. Jerry; Carlson, Lanny R., 519 

Ahmed, M. See Sugden, D. 

Ahorn, C. See Kapur, B. M. 

Alaupovic, Petar See Curry, Michael D. 

Albers, J. J. See Bachorik, P. S. 

Alcock, Nancy W., 1187 

Alcorn, Richard L. See Riggin, Ralph M. 

Aldrich, Frances T. See Hicks, Jocelyn M. 

Alexander, George J., 1105 

Alfrey, Alien C. See LeGendre, Gary R. 

Au, Rida M. See Berger, G. M. B. 

Allain, Charles C. See Huang, Charles V. 

Alpers, Joseph B. See Sakamoto, Masayuki 

Al pert, Nelson L., 9026 

Aisever, Robert N. See Phillips, P. J. 

Amoroso, J. See Sailer, A. 

Amshey, Joseph W. See Caprioglio, Louis V. 

Anbar, Michael; Dyer, Robert L.; Scolnick, 

Martin E., 1503 

Andersen, Knut-Jan; Schjonsby, Henning; 

Skagen, Dankert W.; von der Lippe, 

Gerhard, 1727 

Anderson, Courtney, 1424 

Anderson, Dennis W.; Goebelsmann, tlwe, 611 

Anderson, Gail S. See Gottmann, Arthur W. 

Anderson, Norman, 1140 

Andresen, Brian D. See Perchaiski, Robert J. 

Andrews, Anne, 1220 

Angel, Charles See Araoz, Canoe 

Ansley, Joseph D. See Gerron, Glynda G. 

Apter, D.; Janne, 0.; Karvonen, P.; Vihko, R., 

32 

Araoz, Carlos; Angel, Charles, 1203 


Volume 22, 1976 

AUTHOR INDEX 

Archer, J. See Gambhir, K. 

Arends, Robert See Zygowicz, Elizabeth 

Ariyoshi, Yutaka; Osawa, Yoshio, 232 

Arjonilla, J. See Bodlaender, P. 

Armandi, Arlene E. See Mcintyre, Joyce A. 

Aryan, D. See Eisenberg, J. 

Asano, Shingo See Sawada, Hideo 

Ashikari, B. See Schwartz, M. K. 

Atkinson, Margaret See Durbnidge, Timothy 

Avery, J. See Hadjiioannou, T. P. 

Azar, Miguel M. See Steele, Bernard W. 

Baba, Shigeaki See Otsuki, Makoto 

Bachorik, P. S.; Wood, P. D.; Albers, J. J.; 

Steiner, P.; Dempsey, M.; Kuba, K.; 

Warnick, R.; Karlsson, L., 1828 

Badella, Michael; Routh, Michael W.; Gump, 

Barry H.; Gigliotti, Helen J., 2046 

Haetz, Albert L.; Pier, A. C., 1224 

Baginski, E. S. See Watkins, Ruth 

Baginski, Eugene S.; Marie, Slawa S.; Zak, 

Bennie, 1192 

Bagnarello, Adolfo G. See Lewis, Lena A. 

Bailey, David N.; Jatlow. Peter I., 777 

-; Jatlow, Peter I., 1697 

Bailly, Michel See Bretaudiere, Jean.Pierre 

Bais, Renze; Edwards, John B., 2025 

Baker, A. K. See Klotzbucher, Charles J. 

Baker, C.; Bermes, E. W.; Brooks, M.; Tomas, 

P., 1222 

Balachandran, Suppiah; Moses, David C.; 

Sisson, James C.; Patel, Shantilal R., 1402 

Balkcom, R. M.; Sheehan, Michael; Leipper, 

Kenneth; Hultman, B. K.; Yasmineh, W. G.; 

Muschenheim, F.; Ran, Parinam S.; Mueller, 

Hiltrud S., 929 

Ball, Roger A. See Johnston, Clare C. 

Bangham, Derek R., 957 

Bannister, A. See Foster, R. L. 

Barbieri, A. See Coleman, L. H. 

Barlow, Wayne K., 1230 

Barret, J. See David, B. LeMat 

Barrett, David A., H See Feid, Ronald D.; 

Witte, David L. 

Barrett, J. See Clarkson, K.; Coleman, L. H. 

Barrett, M. J. See Wilson, C. S. 

Barron, Edward J. See Hofman, Lindsay F. 

Bastomsky, C. H.; Frenkel-Leith, D. B.; 

Lamoureux, J., 118 

Hates, George D.; Bernstein, Robert A., 1167 

Batra, K. K.; Parnell, P., 1207 

Batya, Judy See Sealfon, Michael S. 

Baudras, Alain See Durliat, Helene 

Bauer, Stanley, 1183, 1940 

Bavda, L. T. See Kochhar, Man M. 

Baxter, Robert C,; Vue, Dennis K.; Turtle, 

.John R., 1089 

Bayer, Peter M. See Zyman, Hillard 

Gabi, Franz; Granditsch, Gerhard; Widhaim, 

Kurt; Zyman, Hillard; Deutsch, Erwin, 1405 

Bayoumi, Riad A.; Rosalki, Sidney B., 327 

Beardslee, Ronald; Owens, Patrizia, 1543 

Bock, Peter Richard; Chaudhuri, Ajay K. R., 

528 

Becker, Margaret See Rothwell, David J. 

Bedrossian, Caries See Broughton, Alan 

Boeler, Myrton F. See Lehmann, H. Peter; 

Scheer, W. Douglas 

Belanger, Luc See Grenier, Andre 

Hamel, Diane; Dufour, Didier; Pouliot, 

Marcel, 198 

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Bergmeyer, H. U. See Saris, Nils-Erik 

Berk, L. S.; Nelson, J. C.; Lewis, J. E.; Hillock, 

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Bermes, F. W. See Baker, C.; Reid, Ralston 

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Bernstein, Ralph E., 120 

Bernstein, Robert A. See Bates, George D. 

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Beach, Henry R., Jr.; Hufferd, Suzan; Lake, 

Margorie; Hurwitz, Roger; Watanabe, 

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Beach, Norma F. See Smith, Carol G. 

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Michael T.; Smith, Carol G., 1184 

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Carol G. 

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Rhushan, R. S. See Kochhar, Man M. 

Bhuthimethee, Viwathna See Zweig, Jack I. 

Bickers, J. See Posey, L. E. 

Bierenbaum, Marvin L. See Fleischman, Alan 

Bhllon, Bernard See Kelly, Anthea 

Birch, Herman See Dinovo, Eugene C. 

Bird, J. S. See McBride, K. 

Bird, James See Newman, B. J. 

Bird, Thomas D. See Peterson, Laurence R. 

Bjorkhem, Ingemar; Blomstrand, Roll; Lantto, 

Olle; Svensson, Lennart; Ohman, Gosta, 

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Bjorkman, Lars; McLean, Catherine; Steen, 

Goran, 49 

Blanke, Robert V., 1136 

Blaszkowski, Thomas P. See Steele, Bernard 

W. 

Blom, Mogens; Hjorne, Niels, 657 

Blomme, Walter J. See Scharpe, Simon L. 

Blomstrand, Roll See Bjorkhem, Ingemar 

Blume, Philip; Polesky, Herbert F.; Mathys, J.; 

Hanson, Margaret; Taylor, D. 6., 1456 

Blumenfeld, T. A.; Cheskin, H. S.; Mahabeer, 

P. A.; Steinbrink, C. F., 1179 

-; Hertelendy, W. G.; Ford, S. H., 1212 

Bock, Klaus Dietrich See Maruhn, Dieter 

Bodlaender, P. See Twomey, S. L. 

Arjonilla, J.; Twomey, S. L., 1169 

Bodounian, S. H. See Pesce, M. A. 

Bodourian, Selma H. See Peace, Michael A. 

Boeckx, R. L. See Wrobleski, J. 

Bokolund, Henning, 993 

Bolin, Jeffrey See Bowie, Lemuel 

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Bond, L. W. See Loshon, C. A.

Bond, Lawrence W. See McComb, Robert B. 

Bondar, Richard J. L.; Moss, Gerald A., 552 

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Bondejman, Dean P. See Prokach, Gary J. 

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Bonderman, Pamline W. See Bonderman, Dean 

P. 

Bonitati, James, 341 

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Boone, Joe See Hearn, Tom 

Borga, Olof See Orme, Michael L’Estrange 

Bodourian, Selma H. See Pesce, Michael A. 

Boeckx, B. L. See Wrobleski, J. 

Bokelund, Henning, 993 

Bolin, Jeffrey See Bowie, Lemuel 

Bolz, Gunner See Oliver, Lawrence K. 

Bond, L. W. See Loshon, C. A. 

Bond, Lawrence W. See McComb, Robert B. 

Bondar, Richard J. L.; Moss, Gerald A., 552 

Bonderman, D. P. SeeProksch, G. J. 

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Bonderman, Dean P. See Proksch, Gary J. 

-; Proksch, Gary J.; Bondenman, Pauline W., 

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Bonderman, Pauline W. See Bonderman, Dean 

P. 

Bonitati, James, 341 

-; Kinkel, William R.; Manning, Edwin, 1234 

Boone, Joe See Hearn, Tom 

Borga, Olof See Orme, Michael L’Estrange 

Borth, R. See Buttner, J. 

Boat, R. 0.; Sutheimer, C. A.; Sunshine, Irving, 

689 

Boat,Robert 0.; Sutheimer, Craig A.; Sunshine, 

Irving, 789 

Bouillon, Roger; Van KerKhove, Piet; Dc 

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Bouley, Ann M. See Hofman, Lindsay F. 

Boutwell, J. H. See Buttner, J. 

Boutwell, Joseph H., Jr., 1135 

Bowers, G. N., Jr. See Loshon, C. A.; Saris, 

Nils.Erik 

Bowers, George N., Jr. See Horder, Mogens; 

McComb, Robert B. 

-, 1142 

Bowers, Larry D.; Canning, Leslie M., Jr.; 

Sayers, Curt N.; Carr, Peter W., 1314 

-; Cam, Peter W.; Schifreen, Richard S., 1427 

Bowie, Lemuel See Lehnus, Gary 

-; Esters, Fred; Bolin, Jeffrey; Gochman, 

Nathan, 449 

-; Smith, Stephen; Zoller, Mark; Gochman, 

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Bowyer, H. C. See Buttner, J. 

Boyar, R. M. See Bradlow, H. L. 

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R. S.; Boyar, R. M.; Kream, J.; Fleischer, 

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Brammall, Margaret A. See Schiller, Harvey S. 

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Bretaudiere, Jean-Pierre; Phung, 

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Brien, T. G. See Roe, J. 

Brigga, S. L. See Swain, R. R. 

Briscoe, A. See Jaeger, S. 

Britain, C. E. See Killingsworth, L. M. 

Brito, M. See Lizana, J. 

Brooks, M. See Baker, C. 

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Broazeit, Hennelore K. See LeCrone, Carol N. 

Brotherton, Mary SeeSoto, A. R.; Soto, Aida 

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Broughton, Alan See Strong, James E. 

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Paul, 1207 

Broughton, P. M. G. See Buttner, J. 

Brown, David M. SeeFox, Karl R. 

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Hadjiioannou, Semi I.; Malmstadt, Howard 

V., 905 

Bruns, David E.; Morgan, William; Davis, J. E.; 

Ladenson, Jack H., 1203 

-; Morgan, William S.; Davis, J. E.; Ladenson, 

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Bucher, Theodor See Ziegenhorn, Joachim 

Bucknall, William E., 1143 

Bucolo, Giovanni See Madappally, Mathew 

-; Jaffe, Gerald E.; Madappally, Mathew M., 

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Buddemeyer, Edward; Hutchinson, Robert; 

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Busch, R. See Eisenberg, J. 

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Butts, William C.; James, Gerald E., 1200 

Bye, Alan, 283 

Byers, James M., III See Finley, Paul R. 

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Byrd, W. See Jaeger, S. 

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Cadoret, R. See Ullucci, Paul A. 

Caffo, Albert L.; Lubin, A. Harold; Jones, J., 

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Calesuick, Benjamin; Dinan, Annette, 903 

Callery, Patrick S.; Leslie, James, 926 

Callicott, Robert H.; Carr, Peter W., 1084 

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Campbell, RobertL. See Keucher, Thomas R. 

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Cannon, I). C. See Woo, J. 

Cannon, Donald C. See Wybenga, Donald R. 

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Cano, C. See Oliver, L. K. 

Canterbury, William J. See Sobocinski, Philip 

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Capling, G. See Leung, F. Y. 

Caprioglio, Louis V.; Amshey, Joseph W.; 

Jones, Robert C.; Crane, Bruce, 1163 

Caragher, T. E.; Newman, H. A. I., 1193 

Caragher, Timothy E.; Grannis, George F., 

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Caraway, Wendell T., 1134, 1937 

Carey, J. See Wilson, C. S. 

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Carey, R. Neill See Busby, Michael G.; 

Kudirka, Paul J.; Laessig, Ronald H.; 

Westgand, James 0. 

Carlson, L. R. See Ahluwalia, 6. 5. 

Carlson, Lenny R. See Ahluwalia, Gurjit S. 

Carnis, G.; Godbillon, J.; Metayer, 3. P., 817 

Carothers, James E.; Kurtz, Neil M.; Lemann, 

Jacob, Jr., 1909 

Carpenter, R. M. See Swain, R. R. 

Carr, Peter W. See Bowers, Larry D.; Callicott, 

Robert’H. 

Carte!, Orwin L.; Grimmett, Myra G., 1165 

Carter, Tim See Watts, Rodney 

Carter, Timothy; Martin, Paul J.; Wilding, 

Peter; Goldberg, David M., 520 

Case, Richard V., 1168 

Caslan, C. See Pinsker, M. Craig 

Castellanos, Maria F. See Soto, A. R.; Soto, 

Aids F. 

Caston, J. Douglas See Mortensen, Esper 

Castro, A. See Malkus, H. 

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Castro, Albert; Prieto, Isidro; Wunsch, 

Christian; Ertingshausen, Gerhard; Malkus, 

Herbert, 1655 

Cate, John C., IV See McGlothlin, C. David 

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Cavaliere, R. See Chang, N. M. 

Cavanilles, Jose M. See Aberman, Arnold 

Cawley, Leo P.; Minard, B. J.; Chelle, C., 1201 

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W.; Ma, Boos I.; Chelle, Carl, 1262 

Cederberg, Eva See Berger, G. M. B. 

Cembrowski, G. S.; Westgard, J. 0.; Toren, F. 

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Cerceo, Eugene See Kim, Hyun J. 

Chalmers, Ronald A. See Lawson, Alexander 

M. 

-; Healy, Michael 3. R.; Lawson, Alexander M.; 

Watts, Richard W. E., 1288 

-; Healy, Michael J. R.; Lawson, Alexander M.; 

Hart, J. Tudor; Watts, Richard W. E., 1292 

Cham, Bill E.; Knowles, Brian R., 305 

Cham, Bill Elliot, 1812 

Chamberlain, R. T. See Maijub, A. G.; Stafford, 

D. T. 

Stafford, D. T.; Maijub, G.; McNatt, 8., 1207 

Chambliss, K. W. See Morejon, C. B. 

Chambliss, K. Wayne See Soto, A. R; Soto, 

Aida R. 

Chang, J. Y.; Cobb, M. F.; Haden, B. H.; 

McNeil, K. 6.; Schneider, R. S., 1185 

Chang, N. M.; Davis, B.; Cavaliere, R.; Levine, 

jack, 284 

Chang, Peter L.; Jones, D. W., 1189 

Chang, Suckjoo, 1204 

Chaudhuri, Ajay K. R. See Beck, Peter 

Richard 

Chavarria, Miguel See Schosinsky, Karl H. 

Chelle, C. See Cawley, Leo P. 

Chelle, Carl,See Cawley, Leo P. 

Chen, S. C. See Gorgas, Duane A. 

Chen, Victoria L. See Polito, Alan 3. 

Chernoff, H. N., 1215 

Cheskin, H. S. See Blumenfeld, T. A. 

Chester, Broderick See Sonawane, Meena 

Cheung, Marian C.; Slaunwhite, W. Roy, Jr., 

299 

Chilcote, Max E., 1140 

Christenson, J. See Cleeland, R. 

Christian, Gary See Kumar, Anand 

Christian, Gary D. See Warner, Isiah M. 

Chu, Grace W. See Polito, Alan J. 

Chu, T. M. See Killian, C. 

Clark, Dennis B. See Falk, Larry C. 

Clark, Patricia I. See McKenzie, Doris 

-; Kostuk, W. J.; Henderson, A. R., 2059 

Clarke, Sharon G.; Smith, Roy G., 1181 

Ciarkson, K.; Truher, N.; Coleman, L. H.; 

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Clayson, Kathleen J. See Rosano, Thomas G. 

Cleeland, B.; Christenson, J.; Usategui-Gomez, 

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Clements, John See Forrest, G. C.; Greenwood, 

Helena 

Cobb, M. F. See Chang, J. Y. 

Coelho, Chris M. See Tiffany, Thomas 0. 

Coghlan, J. P. See Maguire, K. P. 

Cohen, D. L., 1161 

Cohen, Edward See Dixon, Rosa 

Cohen, Jordan L.; Hissyasu, Gordon H.; 

Nelson, Richard W., 1210 

Cohn, Jay N. See Steele, Bernard W. 

Coleman, L. H. See Clarkson, K. 

-; Barbieni, A.; David, B. LeMat; Diel, V.; 

Barrett, 3., 1180 

-; David, B. LeMat; Did, V.; Bell, A.; Barrett, 

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Coles, Eric See Hatch, Kenneth F. 

Coles, Margaret E. See Prior, Michael P. 

Collin, D. P.; Kinsey, M. D.; Donowitz, M., 1206 

Collinge, Willa See Forrester, Roger L. 

Collins, P. A. See Menson, R. C. 

Coiweil, J. A. See Nair, R. M. 6. 

Comtat, Maurice See Durliat, Helene 

Connor, John N.; Johnson, George F.; Solomon, 

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Conover, W. J. See Cembrowski, 6. S. 

Contant, Irene See McIntosh, Max E. 

Coodin, F. J. See Wrobleski, 3. 

Cook, Clarence Edgar See Orme, Michael 

L’Estrange 

Coolen, Richard B.; Pragay, Desider, 1174 

Cooper, 6. R. See Neill, D. W. 

Cooper, Gerald H. See Duncan, Patricia H. 

Cooper, I. S. See Levy, S. 

Cooper, Malcolm See Buddemeyer, Edward 

Cooreman, Walter M. See Scharpe, Simon L. 

Covi, G. See Jensen, R. 

Cowden, Robert J. See Doetsch, Karl 

Cox, M. See Heveran, J. E. 

Crane, Bruce See Caprioglio, Louis V. 

Creno, Ronald J. See Lustjarten, Jack A. 

Creveling, Robert L. See Deaton, Carl D. 

Crews, B. M. See Gadsden, R. H. 

Cross, R. E. See Crouse, Steven P.; Heintges, M. 

G.; White, R. M. 

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Cross, Robert F. See Graffeo, Anthony P.; 

Savory, John; Sonawane, Meena 

Heintges, M. Geraldine; Savory, John; 

WenlHv, Peter W., 429 

Crossley, Gordon See Oliver, RonaldW. A. 

Crouse, Steven P.; Cross, R. E.; Savory, J., 1196 

Crowther, Frederic See Mazza, John C. 

Curry, C. See Gambhir, K. 

Curry, Michael D.; Alaupovic, Peter; Suenram, 

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Curry, Robert E.; Shaw, Deborah, 1169 

Curtis, Jerry L.; Swicord, Wynette, 694 

Czebotar, V. See Diets, A. A. 

Dasta, Joseph; Slaughter, Richard, 1751 

David, B. LeMat See Coleman, L. H. 

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Davidson, C. L. See Liedtke, R. J.; Menson, R. 

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Davidson, Ernest R. See Warner, lsiah M. 

Davis, B. See Chang, N. M. 

Davis, F. R. See Pottgen, Paul 

Davis, J. F. See Bruns, David E. 

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Davis, James F. See Raymond, Samuel 

Davis, M. B. See Lizana, J. 

Davis, B. See Cleeland, R. 

Dayton, David A. See Senftleber, Fred C. 

Deaton, Carl D.; Maxwell, Kameron W.; Smith, 

Richard S.; Creveling, Robert L., 1465 

Dechtiaruk, Walter A.; Johnson, George F.; 

Solomon, Harvey M., 879 

Dees, William L. See Redetzki, Helmut M. 

deFiore, Roberta H. See Schoengold, Donald 

M. 

Deinard, Ames S. See Gonyea, Lorraine M. 

Deindoerfer, Fred H. See Kameda, Naomi 

Delaney, Collene J.; Leary, Elizabeth Teng; 

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1675 

de Leenheer, A. P. See Dc Ruyter, M. G. M. 

de Leiva, Alberto; Schwartz, Samuel, 2004 

Delides, Alice See Spooner, Richard J. 

Dellenbach, Robert See Leon, Luis P. 

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del Valle, 0. See Soto, A. R. 

Demaree, Gale F. See Brown, Neabitt D.; Sing, 

Helen C. 

Demers, L M. See Sampson, E. J. 

Demers, Laurence M. See Sampson, Eric J. 

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Doming, S. N. See Morgan, S. L. 

Dc Moor, Pieter See Bouillon, Roger 

Dempsey, M. See Bachonik, P. 5. 

Dempsey, Mary F. See Steele, Bernard W. 

Dennis, P. M. See Gibson, B. J. 

DeNoto, A. B. See Leon, L. P. 

Deodhar, Sharad D. See Kumar, Manjula S. 

De Palo, A. See Schwartz, M. K. 

Derck, D. D. See Sampson, K. J. 

Derck, Dennis D. See Sampson, Eric J. 

De Ruyter, M. G. M.; de Leenheer, A. P., 1180 

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Desal, Kiran See Trivedi, Ramesh C. 

Dessy, Raymond F.; Reynolds, Warren D.; 

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Moler, Gregory F., 1472 

Dotter, James C. See LeCrone, Carol N. 

Deutsch, Erwin See Bayer, Peter M. 

Devesa, J. Garcia See Valcarce, J. C. Tutor 

deVillier, C. See Nair, R. M. 6. 

Dewhurst, P. B.; Travis, J. C., 552 

Dewhurst. Peter B.; Travis, Jeffrey, 1938 

Do Wolff, Frederik A.; Van Kempen, Godfried 

M. J., 1575 

Dial, M. See Carey, R. N. 

Diaz, F. See Rose, T. 

DiCesare, J. L. See Malkus, H. 

Dickey, Richard Palmer, 1144 

Diel, V. See Coleman, L. H. 

Dietz, A. A. See Nijm, W. P. 

Czebotar, V., 1176 

Dietz, Albert A., 111 

Rubinstein, Herbert M.; Hodges, L. K., 1754 

Dietzler, David N. See Hanna, Thomas L.; 

Oberholzer, Victor George; Shyong, Yuan Ly 

Dill, Wesley A.; Leung, Amy; Kinkel, Arlyn W.; 

Glazko, Anthony J., 908 

Dinan, Annette See Calesnick, Benjamin 

Dinovo, Eugene C.; Gottschalk, Louis A., 843 

-; Gottschalk, Louis A.; McGuire, Frederick L.; 

Birch, Herman; Heiser, Jon F., 847 

-; Gottschalk, Louis A., 2050 

Dinsmore, S. R. See Mrochek, J. E. 

Dittmer, J. C. See Sugden, D. 

Ditzel, Jorn; Standl. Eberhard, 550 

Dixon, Ross; Cohen, Edward, 1746 

Dodek, Peter; Seccombe, David W.; Frohlich, 

.Jiri; Hahn, Peter; Sakala, Joseph P.; 

Campbell, Donald J., 1589 

Doetsch, Karl; Cowden, Robert J.; Herner, 

Albert K., 1192 

Doggart, J. R. See Neill, D. W. 

Donowitz, M. See Collin, D. P. 

Doran, Terence A. See Owen. Valerie M. Jones 

Dorrity, Floyd, Jr.; Linnoila, Markku, 860 

Doumas, Basil T. See Rothwell, David J. 

Dowers, Suzanne L. See Johnston, Clare C. 

Dowty, Betty J. See Politzer, leva R. 

Drews, Udo W. See Mavrodineanu, Radu 

Driscoll, R. See MacQueen, J.; MacQueen, Julie 

Drzewiecki, G. See Killian, C. 

Duboff, Gregory 5., 694 

Dubois, Jean-Pierre; Kung, Werner; Theobald. 

Walter; Wirz, Bernard, 892 

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Dubowski, Kurt M., 863,1199 

Dufour, Didier See Belanger, Luc 

Dukstein, Walter G. See Prince, John R. 

Duly, Peggy E. See Zettner, Alfred 

Duncan, Bruce McL. See Pain, Roy W. 

Duncan, James B. See Shetlar, M. R. 

Duncan, Patricia H.; Cooper, Gerald R., 1193 

Dunikoski, Leonard K.; Kiefer, Lester, 1200 

Durbridge, Timothy C.; Edwards, Fay; 

Edward, Robert G.; Atkinson, Margaret, 968 

Durham, Brian H., 79 

Durliat, Helene; Comtat, Maurice; Baudras, 

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Dusci, L. J. See Hackett, L. P. 

-; Hackett, L. P., 1236 

Dusfresne, Louis B. See Sitar, Daniel S. 

Dussault, J. H.; Monissette, J.; Fiset, P.; 

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Dvorchik, Barry H.; Vesell, Elliot S., 868 

Dwyer, F. M., Jr. See Kiyasu, J. Y. 

Dyce, Daphne See Green, Gerald 

Dyer. Robert L See Anbar, Michael 

Dyerberg, Jorn; Pedersen, Lissi; Aagaard, Ole, 

205 

Dykstra, Susan L.; Lawrence, Jeffrey D., 1896 

Eastman, J. W.; Gotthardt,F. A.; Farms,T. F., 

1213 

Eastman, John W., 398 

Ebersole, Richard C. See Johnstone, Robert E. 

Ebinger, Guy See Vauquelin, Georges 

Edward, Robert G. See Durbridge, Timothy C. 

Edwards, Fay See Durbridge, Timothy C. 

Edwards, John B. See Bais, Renze 

Eisenberg, J.; Horwitz, L.; Busch, R.; Aryan, D.; 

Rawnsley. H. M., 1202 

Fisenberg, John M.; Goldfarb, Stanley, 1644 

Elkins, B. P. See Morejon, C. B. 

Elser, Robert C., 1173, 1737 

Enock. David See Levitt, Monte J. 

Epstein, Emanuel See Feldkamp, Carolyn 

-; Karcher,Raymond E.;Zak,Bennie,1200 

Ertingshausen, 6. See Grossman, S. H.; Lo, D. 

H. 

Ertingshausen, Gerhard See Castro. Albert; 

Grossman, Steven H. 

Esters, Fred See Bowie, Lemuel 

Fvenson, Merle A.; Warren, Brenda L., 851 

Ewen, Lilian M.; Spitzer, Ralph W., 627 

Fabucci, Carlo See Ferrari, Gianmaria 

Falk, Larry C.; Clark, Dennis R.; Kalman, 

Sumner M., 785 

Fareed, J. See Reid, Ralston 

Fareed, Jawed; Messmore, Harry L.; Weinstein, 

Roberta L.; Bermes, Edward W.; Silverstein, 

RobertM., 1221 

Faria, T. F. See Eastman, J.W. 

Farmer, Robert W., 1205, 2057 

Farrance, I. See Gibson, B. J. 

Farrell, Thomas J.; Frankfater, Allen, 1219 

Fasching, James L. See Zdankiewicz, Dianne 

D. 

Feinstein, Alvan H., 1139 

Feld, Ronald D.; Witte, David L.; Barrett, 

David A., Il, 607 

Feldbruegge, Donald H. See Laessig, Ronald 

H.; Westgard, James 0. 

Feldhoff, Richard C. See Peters, Theodore, Jr. 

Feldkamp, C. See Watkins, Ruth 

Feldkamp, Carolyn; Watkins, Ruth; Epstein, 

Emanuel; Thibert, Roger J.;Zak, Bennie, 

1170 

Fell, Gordon S. See Littlejohn, David 

Fenhli, Domenico See Zoppi, Francesco 

Ferrari, Gianmaria; Fabucci, Carlo, 1390 

Ferraro, Bernard See Turner, Oliver 

Ferraro, John J.; Caccavo, Francis A.; Saifer, 

Abraham, 263 

Ferren, William SeeLukrec,Anon 

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Kiyasu, J. Y.; Dwyer, E. M., Jr., 1162 

Klass,Carl S. See Rosenthal, Arthur F. 

Klein, Bernard; Standaert, Fontaine, 413 

-; Foreman, James A.; Jeunelot, Carol Lynn; 

Sheehan, Joan E., 1162 

Klein, G. See Richard, L. 

Klein, Maraton W. See Spiehler, Vina 

Klimley, P. See MacQueen, Julie 

Klotzbucher, C. J. See Winiarski, R. J. 

Klotzbucher, Charles J.; Winiarski, B. J.; 

Baker, A. K.; Strenk, G. A.; Ladden, P. J., 

1219 

Klotzsch, Sigrid G., 1236 

Klute, Mary C. See Kelley, Barbara J. 

Knight, M. S. See Spierto, F. W. 

Knight. William S. See Kelley, Barbara J. 

Knight, Wm. S. See Polito, Alan J. 

Knighton, Daniel J. See Schumaker, Henry M. 

Knoblock, Edward C. See Koch, Thomas R. 

Knowles. Brian B. See Cham, Bill E. 

Kobylarcik, Nancy See Hillery, John 

Koch, Thomas B.; Knoblock, Edward C.; 

Nipper, Henry C., 1190 

Kochhsr, Man M.; Bavda, L. T.; Bhushan, R. 

S., 1191 

Koehler, Donald F. See Steele, Bernard W. 

Koelitz, S. Fugene See Sing, Helen C. 

Koller, Peter U. See Szasz, Gabor 

Komjathy, Zoltan L. See Noonan, Daniel C. 

Mathies, James C.; Parker, James A.; 

Schreiber, Harry A., 1399 

Kon, Steven; Sarkozi, Laszlo, 1211 

Konicki, Kathleen A. See Spencer, W. William 

Kopp, Reiner H.; Schmermund, John T., 1187 

Kornhauser, C. See Peace, Amadeo J. 

Koatner, Gerhard M., 695 

Kostuk, W. J. See Clark, Patricia I. 

Koutselinis, Antonios See Kalofoutis, 

Anastasios 

Kovacs, H. Nagy; Szell, K.; Gal, E.; Sarkozi, 

Laszlo, 1169 

Kravetz, Raymond B., 1146 

Kream, J. See Bradlow, H. L. 

Kream, Jack See Furman, Mathilda 

Krieg, Arthur F. See Sampson, Eric J. 

Kroening, Bruce H.; Weintraub, Michael, 1732 

Kuan, Jui-chang W. See Kiang, Shiow-ling W. 

Kuan, Shia S. See Kiang, Shiow-ling W. 

Kuba, K. See Bachorik, P. S. 

Kuba, Kanta See Steele, Bernard W. 

Kubasik, Norman P. See Norkus, Norbert S. 

-; Sine, H. F., 1188 

-; Hall, Joyce Lefkowitz; Sine, Harrison K., 

1745 

Kuczala, Z. J. See Ahluwalia, G. S. 

Kuczala, Z. Jerry See Ahiuwalia, Gurjit S. 

-; Ahluwalia, Gurjit 5., 193 

Kudirka, Paul J. See Busby, Michael G. 

-; Schroeder, Ronald R.; Hewitt, Thomas K.; 

Toren, E. Clifford, Jr., 471 

-; Hewitt, Thomas F.; Schroeder, Ronald R.; 

Carey, R. Neill; Toren, E. Clifford, Jr., 1179 

Kumahara, Yuichi See Yamaguchi, Yoshihisa 

Kumar, Anand; Perry, Andrew; Polito, Carole; 

Christian, Gary, 1194 

Kumar, Manjula S.; Safa, Ali M.; Deodhar, 

Sharad D., 1845 

Kung, Werner See Dubois, Jean.Pierre 

Kurtz, Neil M. See Carothers, James F. 

Kutner, Michael H. See Gerron, Glynda G. 

Labbe, Robert F. See Peterson, Laurence R. 

Laberge, C. See Dussault, J. H. 

Laberge, Claude See Grenier, Andre 

Laberge, F. See Dussault, J. H. 

Ladden, P. J. See Klotzbucher, Charles J.; 

Winiarski, R. J. 

Ladenson, Jack H. See Bruns, David K. 

Laekeman, Gert M. See Scharpe, Simon L. 

Laessig, R. See Hassemer, D. 

Laessig, R. H.; Hassemer, D. J.; Hoffman, G. L.; 

Westgard, J. 0.; Carey, R. N., 1214 

Laessig, Ronald H. See Hillery, John 

-; Westgard, James 0.; Carey, R. Neill; 

Hassemer, David J.; Schwartz, Thomas H.; 

Feldbruegge, Donald H., 235 

Lafourcade, G. See Kamoun, P. 

Lake, Margorie See Beach, Henry B., Jr. 

Lamb, Colleen M. See Gonyea, Lorraine M. 

Lamoureux, J. See Bastomsky, C. H. 

Landon, John See Forrest, G. C.; Greenwood, 

Helena 

-,1l33 

-; Gilliland, Judy; Nye, Lynn; Forrest, G. C., 

1165 

Langan, John; Tercero, Juan Carlos, 1174 

Lange, R. D. See Lewis, J. P. 

Lantin, Erlinda See Wang, Yeu-ming 

Lantto. Olle See Borkhem, Ingemar 

Lapidus. Berton M.; Maclndoe, Robert C., Jr., 

1190 

Larsen. M. L; Peckham, N. H., 1160 

Larson, F. C. See Car!y, R N. 

Laseter, John L. See Politzer, leva R. 

Latta, John, 1205 

Lauritzen, Stephen L., 427 

Levine, J. F. See Jaklitsch, A. P. 

Lawrence, D. See Hardin, E. 

Lawrence, Debbie See Hardin, Eugene 

Lawrence, Jeffrey D. See Dykatra, Susan L. 

Lawson, Alexander M. See Chalmers, Ronald 

A. 

-; Chalmers, Ronald A.; Watts, Richard W. E., 

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Lear, Evangeline See Perrier, Donald 

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-; Johnson, George F.; Solomon, Harvey M., 

765 

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LeCrone, Carol N.; Broszeit, Hennelore K.; 

Jones, Judith A.; Detter, James C., 1743 

Lederer, W. H.; Gerstbrein, H. L.; Berg, G., 

1176 

-; Gerstbrein, H. L., 1203 

Lederer, William H.; Gerstbrein, Harry L., 

1748 

Legaz, Mark F.; Kenny, Margaret A.. 57 

LeGendre, Gary R.; Alfrey, Allen C., 53 

Lehane, Derek P.; Menyharth, Paul; Levy, 

Arthur L., 1208 

Lehmann, H. Peter See Scheer, W. Douglas; 

Schosinsky, Karl H. 

Scheer, W. Douglas; Beeler, Myrton F.. 1173 

Lehnus, Gary; Bowie, Lemuel; Gochman, 

Nathan, 1542 

Lehrer, Michael; Karmen, Arthur, 1207 

Leipper, K. J. See Sheehan, M. 

Leipper, Kenneth See Balkcom, B. M.; Henry, 

H. Lon 

Lemann, Jacob, Jr. See Carothera, James E. 

Lenox, Robert H. See Rodbard, David 

Lent, Richard W.; Goldschmidt, Henk M. J.; 

Adler, Debra J., 1741 

Lenz, Paul H. See Standefer, J. C. 

Leon, L. P.; Stasiw, R. 0.; Snyder, L. R., 1193 

-; Stasiw, R. 0., 1220 

DeNoto, A. R.; Snyder, L. R., 1223 

Leon, Luis P.; Narayanan, Sam; Dellenbach, 

Robert; Horvath, Csaba, 1017 

Leonards, Richard See Malcolm, Richard D. 

Leslie, James See Callery, Patrick S. 

Leung, Amy See Dill, Wesley A. 

Leung, D. K. See James, K. R. 

Leung, F. Y.; Capling, G., 1168 

Leung, Mary See Husdan, Harry 

Levine, J. B. See Fonseca, 1. 

Levine, Jack See Chang, N. M. 

Levine, Rodney L.; O’Sullivan, W. J.; Brown, G. 

K.; Storey, G. N. B., 560 

Levinson, Stanley S., 273 

Levitt, Monte J.; Sandusky, Maryanne; Knock, 

David, 1170 

Levy, Arthur L. See Lehane, Derek P. 

-, 694 

Levy, E., 1162 

Levy, Gerhard; Procknal, Josephine, 395 

Levy, S.; Schwartz, T.; Cooper, 1. 5., 1211 

Ruggiero, M.; Schneider, Paul, 1225 

Lewand, Donna L. See Roerig, David L. 

Lewis, J. E. See Berk, L. S. 

Lewis, J. P.; Welch, Emily T.; Neal, W. A.; 

Wright, C-S.; Gardner, E., Jr.; Smith, Linda 

L.; Lange, R. D., 1216 

Lewis, John W. See Raymond, Samuel 

Lewis, Lena A.; Naito, Herbert K.; Bagnarello, 

Adolfo G.; McHenry, Martin C., 1190 

Lie, Robin F.; Schmitz, Joan M.; Pierre, 

Kenneth J.; Gochman, Nathan, 1627 

Liedgren, Seigren See Owen, Valerie M. Jones 

Liedtke, R. J. See Rautela, G. S. 

-; Davidson, C. L.; Griffith, G. P.; Postles, R. 

L.; Rautela, G. 5., 1161 

Liesching, W. See Berger, G. M. B. 

Liles, J. See Painter, Pennell C. 

Lindstedt, Sven; Norberg, Karin; Steen, Goran; 

WahI, Elisabeth, 1330 

Linn, Tracy C. See Pelley, John W. 

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Lippman, G. See Garry, P. J. 

Lis, A. W.; McLaughlin, D. I.; McLaughlin, R. 

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Lis, F. W. See Lis, A. W. 

Little, A. J. See Husdan, Harry 

Little, Gwynne H. See Pelley, John W. 

Littlejohn, David; Fell, Gordon S.; Ottaway, 

John M., 1719

Liu, T. L See Khayam-Bashi, H. 

-; Khayam-Bashi, H., 1215 

Lizana, J.; Brito, M.; Davis, M. R., 1201 

La, D. H. See Castro, A. 

-; Ertingshausen, G., 1165 

La, Donald H. See Green, Gerald 

La, J. S.; Kellen, J. A.; Moore, R. W., 1759 

Locke, Sandra See Husdan, Harry; Pain, B. W. 

Lombrozo, Leon See Kanter, Saul L. 

London, Morris; Hony, Kurt; Huber, Henry, 

1537 

Loshon, C. A.; Bond, L. W.; McComb, B. B.; 

Bowers, G. N., Jr.; Gwynn, R. H., 1176 

Lott. John A. See Marenberg, S. P. 

Love, J. D.; Hewitt, B. R., 1178 

Lowenthal, Armand See Adriaenssens, Karel 

Lubin, A. Harold See Caffo, Albert L. 

Lubinski, R. See BuhI, S. N. 

Lubinski, Rita See Buhl, Steven N. 

Ludden, T. M. See Schwertner, H. A. 

Lukrec, Aron; Ferren, William, 1192 

Lustgarten, Jack A.; Creno, Ronald J.; Byrd, 

Charles G.; Wenk, Robert F., 374 

Lutz, R. A., 929 

Lutz, Rudolf A., 2058 

Lynch, B. L; Thomas, G. W., 1171 

Lyngbye, Jorgen See Winkel, Per 

Lynn. Jerry K. See McIntosh, Max K. 

Ma, Booe I. See Cawley, Leo P. 

McAdams, J. Lawrence See Hill, John B. 

McBay, Arthur J., 1319 

McBride, K.; Bird, J. 5., 1182 

McClean, S. W.; Young, D. S.; Rodbard, D., 

1208 

McCluer, Robert H., 1144 

McComb, R. B. See Loshon, C. A. 

McComb, Robert B.; Bond, Lawrence W.; 

Burnett, Robert W.; Keech, Richard C.; 

Bowers, George N., Jr., 141 

McCreary, S. See Castro, A. 

McCroskey, Ralph P. See Henry, H. Len 

McDonald, Hugh J. See Besch, Paige K. 

-; Belusko, Ronald J., 1184 

McDowell, Alan F. See Pardue, Harry L. 

Harner, Richard S.; Pardue, Harry L., 1862 

McFvoy, D. See Jarrett, R. 

McGlothlin, C. David See Cate, John C., IV 

-; Cate, John C., IV, 1191 

-; Jordan, Joseph, 1223 

McGuire, Frederick L. See Dinovo, Eugene C. 

McGuire, William L., 1132 

McHenry, Martin C. See Lewis, Lena A. 

Maclndoe, Robert C., Jr. See Lapidus, Berton 

M. 

Mcintosh, Max F.; Lynn, Jerry K.; 

Meyerriecka, Norma; Contant, Irene, 524 

McIntyre, Joyce A.; Armandi, Arlene E., 396 

McKenzie, Doris; Clark, Patricia I.; Henderson, 

Arthur R., 1995 

Mc Key, Robert M., Jr. See Tocci, Paul M. 

McLaughlin, D. 1.See Lis, A. W. 

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McLean, Catherine See Bjorkman, Lars 

McNatt, B. See Chamberlain, R. T. 

McNeil, K. G. See Chang, J. V.; Haden, B. H. 

MacQueen, J.; Driscoll, B.; Gargiulo, R., 1222 

MacQueen, Julie See Plaut, David 

-; Klimley, P.; Driscoll, B., 1176 

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Madappally, Mathew M. See Bucolo, Giovanni 

Maddison, Shirley F. See Reimer, Charles B. 

-; Reimer, Charles B., 594 

Madera-Orsini, Frank See Jibril, Abbas 0. 

-; Jibril, Abbas 0.; Volini, Frederick I., 1210 

Maeda, Mitsuo See Otsuki, Makoto 

Maguire, K. P.; Burrows, G. D.; Coghlan, J. P.; 

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Mahabeer, P. A. See Blumenfeld, T. A. 

Maijub, A. G.; Stafford, D. T.; Chamberlain, R. 

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Maijub, G. See Chamberlain, R. T.; Stafford, D. 

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Maine, James See Martin, Frank 

Malarkey, William B., 5 

Malcolm, Richard D.; Leonards, Richard, 623 

Malkus, H. See Castro, A. 

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Malkus, Herbert See Castro, Albert 

Malmstadt, H. V. See Hadjiioannou, T. P. 

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Manning, Gilbert B. See Tiffany, Thomas 0. 

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Marenberg, S. P.; Lott, John A., 1214 

-; Lott, John A.; Carey, L. C., 1225 

Maret, S. Melissa See Hill, John B. 

Margolis, Sam See Howell, Barbara F. 

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-; Howell, Barbara F.; Schaffer, Robert, 1322 

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Martin, H. F. See Ullucci, Paul A. 

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Maruhn, Dieter; Fuchs, Ingbert; Mues, 

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Maschgan, Erich R. See Rabinow, Barrett E. 

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Mathews-Roth, Micheline M.; Abraham, 

Andreas A.; Gabuzda, Thomas G., 922 

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Matsumoto, Yasuhiro See Sawada, Hideo 

Matsuura, Thurston See Pearson, J. Richard 

Matthews, Ii.; Schneider, A., 1215 

Mauck, John C., 1201 

Mavrodineanu, Radu; Drews, Udo W., 1230 

Maxwell, Kameron W. See Deaton, Carl D. 

Mazza, John C.; Crowther, Frederic, 1195 

Mazzuchin. Angelo See Owen, Valerie M. Jones 

Melville, Robert S. See Scott, Charles D. 

-, 1138 

Mendershausen, Philip B. See Wheelan, Kevin 

Menendez-Botet, Celia; Rosen, P. P.; 

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Menendez-Botet, Celia J. See Fondo, Edwrn V. 

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Menson, B. C.; Adams, T. A.; Narayanswamy, 

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Menyharth, Paul See Lehane, Derek P. 

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Morgan, William See Bruns, David E. 

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Morgenstern, Stanley See Furda, Jana 

Morin, Leo G., 92, 1163, 2036 

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Mortensen, Esper, 982 

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Moses, David C. See Balachandran, Suppiah 

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Moss, Gerald A. See Bondar, Richard J. L. 

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Gatsutis, Vytenis J., 936 

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Newman, H. A. I. See Caragher, T. K. 

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Niswender, Gordon D. See Hasler, Marilyn J. 

Noma, Akio; Nakayama, Keiko, 336 

Noonan, Daniel C.; Komjathy. Zoltan L., 1817 

Norberg, Karin See Lindstedt, Sven 

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Nosanchuk, Jerome S. See Gottmann, Arthur 

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Terheggen, Heinz G. See Adriaenssens, Karel 

Thayer, Philip C. See Tiffany, Thomas 0. 

Theobald, Walter See Dubois, Jean-Pierre 

Theodorsen, Liv See Stromme, Johan H. 

Thibert, R. J. SeePerlstein, Marie T. 

Thibert, Roger J.See Feldkamp, Carolyn 

Thiers, Ralph F.; Wu, Gaw T.; Reed, Allen H.; 

Oliver, Lawrence K., 176 

Thomas, G. W. See Lynch, B. L. 

Thompson, R. See Wrobleski,J. 

Thorne, C. M. See Addanki, S. 

Tiffany, T. 0., 393 

Tiffany, Thomas 0.; Thayer, Philip C.; Coelho, 

ChrisM.; Manning, GilbertB.,1438 

Tishler, Peter V. See Schumaker, Henry M. 

Titus, Christopher A. See Dessy, Raymond E. 

CLINICAL CHEMISTRY, Vol. 22, No. 12. 1976 2089

Toed, P. M., 1202 

Toed, Paul M.; McKey,Robert M., Jr., 1841 

Toffaletti. John; Gitelman, N. J.; Savory, J., 

1188 

-; Gitelman, H. J.; Savory, John, 1968 

Tomas, P. See Baker, C. 

Tonchen, A. See Heveran, J. E. 

Tonen, E. C.,Jr.See Cembrowski,G. S. 

Tonen, E. Clifford, Jr. See Busby, Michael C.; 

Kudirka,Paul J. 

Tormey, D. C. SeeMrochek. J. K. 

Toth, Janice M. SeeStandefer, J. C. 

Toth, MaryAnn See Jarrett,B. 

Tourtellotte, Wallace W. See Cawley, Leo P. 

Travis, J. C. See Dewhurst, P. B. 

Travis, Jeffrey See Dewhurst, Peter B. 

Trent, Jan L. SeeHoke,Stanley B. 

Trippe, T. See Pinsker, M. Craig 

Trivedi, Ramesh C.; Berta, Eileen J.; Rebar, 

Linda, 1223 

-; Rebar,Linda;Desai,Kiran, 1224 

Troisi. C. E. See Holub, William R. 

Troxler, Raymond C. See Hughes, Robert 0. 

Tnuhen,N. SeeClarkson, K. 

Taung, Swei H., 116, 173 

Tung, K. K. See Pierre K. J. 

Turner, Elizabeth A. ee Walsh, Philip R. 

Turner. Jack C. See Shihabi, Z. K. 

Turner. Oliver; Ferraro,Bernard;Giorgio, 

Nicholas, 1186 

Turner, William J. See Mrochek, John K. 

Turtle, John B. See Baxter, Robert C. 

Twomey, S.L See Bodlaender,P. 

-; Sweat, R. L.; Bodlaender, P., 1169 

Twomey, Stanley L.; Sweet, Randy V., 1306 

Tytko, S. A. See Shamber[er, Raymond J. 

Uddin, D. E. See Hickey, T. M. 

Ullucci, Paul A.; Cadoret, B.; Stasiowski, P. D.; 

Martin, H. F., 1197 

Urban, J. SeeFleisher, M.; Menendez-Botet, 

Celia; Schwartz, M. K. 

Urban, Jerome A. See Menendez-Botet, Celia 

J. 

Usategui-Gomez, M. See Cleeland, R. 

Uziel, Mayo; Smith, Lawton H.; Taylor, 

Stanton A., 1451 

Vacca, Christina See Hall, Philip W. 

Valcarce, J. C. Tutor; Devesa, J. Garcia; del 

Rio Anido, R., 1540 

Van Belle. Herman, 972, 977 

Vandemark, F. L. See Adams, R. F. 

-; Adams, R. F., 1198 

Vandemank, Frank L See Adams, Reginald F. 

-; Adams, Reginald F., 1062 

van den Helm, H. J. See van der Sbooten,F. P. 

J. 

VanderJagt, D. J. See Standefer, J. C. 

Vanderlinde, B. E. See BuhI, S. N. 

Vanderlinde, Raymond E. See Buhl, Steven N.; 

Rej, Robert 

van der Slooten, E. P. J.; van der Helm, H. J., 

1110 

van Eye, D. Catherine See Wang, Yeu-ming 

Van Kempen, GodfnledM. J. See De Wolff, 

Frederik A. 

Van KerKhove, Net See Bouillon, Roger 

Vargas, Marta C. See Rosenthal, Arthur F. 

Vailliades, John, 1664 

Vasiliades, John V. See Robinson, C. Andrew, 

Jr. 

Vauquelin, Georges; Verheyden, Rika; Ebinger, 

Guy; Strosberg, A. Donny, 1955 

Veening, Bans See Senftleber, Fred C. 

Venheyden, Elba See Vauquelin, Georges 

Verrill, Hanland L.; Gruemer, H.-D., 1225 

Vesell, Elliot S. SeeDvorchik, Barry H. 

Vial, B. SeePosey,L. F. 

Vlhko, B. See Apter, D. 

Vladutlu, Adrian 0.; Winiaraki, Barbara M., 

267 

Vlastelica. D. See Morgenstern, S. 

yogI, R. See Husdan, H. 

VogI, Rudolph See Husdan, Harry 

2090 CLINICAL. CHEMISTRY, Vol. 22, No. 12, 1976 

Volini, Frederick I. See Jibril, Abbas 0.; 

Madera-Orsini, Frank 

Vollmar, Joachim See Szasz, Gabor 

von der Lippe, Gerhard See Andersen, 

Knut-Jan 

Waalkes, T. P. See Mrochek, J. E. 

Waggoner, Gloria See Starkweather, W. H. 

WahI. Elisabeth See Lindstedt, Sven 

WahI, Kenneth C. See Rejent, Thomas A. 

Waldrop, Nancy T. See Frings, Christopher S. 

Walker, William H. C. SeeKeane,Paul M. 

Wallace, J. E. See Schwertner, H. A. 

Walsh. Philip R. See Wang, Ming-Chung 

-; Wang, Ming-Chung; Turner, Elizabeth A.; 

Woug, Leong-Ging, 1181 

Walter, V. See Khayam.Bashi, H. 

Walwick, E. Richard See Spiehler, Vina; Sun, 

Lilla 

Wang, Ming-Chung See Walsh, Philip B. 

-; Walsh, Philip B., 1205 

Wang, Richard I. H. See Roerig, David L. 

Wang, Teh Yu See Yorde, Donald E. 

Wang, Yeu-ming; Lantin, Erlinda; Sutow, 

Wataru W,, 1053 

-; Kim, Pyong-young; van Eys, D. Catherine; 

Sutow, Wataru W., 1937 

Wardlaw, Stephen C. See Neeley, William E. 

Waring, P. P. See Sauberlich, H. 

Warner. Ann; George, H., 1188 

-; George, Harvey, 1705 

Warner, Isiah M.; Callis, James B.; Davidson, 

Ernest B.; Christian, Gary D., 1483 

Warnick, B. See Hachorik, P. 5. 

Warren, Brenda L. See Evenson,Merle A. 

Warren, Nugent, Warren F. See George, H. 

Wataji, Lester J. See Forrester, Roger L. 

Watanabe, August M. See Besch, Henry B., Jr. 

Watkins, G. LI. See Keyser, J. W. 

Watkins, Ruth See Feldkamp, Carolyn 

-; Feldkamp, C.; Baginski, E. S.; Zak, Bennie, 

1210 

Watts, Richard W. E. See Chalmers, Ronald A.; 

Lawson, Alexander M. 

Watts, Rodney; Carter, Tim; Taylor, Stalls, 

1692 

Wease, Dorothy F. See Hughes, Robert 0. 

Webb, L. F. See Rabinow, B. E. 

Webb, T. E. See Greenberg, Neil 

Well, Max H. See Aberman, Arnold 

Weiner, S. H. See Pierre, K. J. 

Weinstein, Roberta L SeeFareed, Jawed 

Weintnaub, Michael See Kroening, Bruce H. 

Weissman, Norman, 1208 

Welch, Emily T. See Lewis, J. P. 

Welsh, Muriel See Sax, Sylvan M. 

Wenham, P. B. See Price, C. P. 

Wenk, Robert E. See Lustgarten, Jack A. 

Wentz, P. W.; Ships, J. R.; Savory, J., 1207 

Wentz, Peter W. See Cross, Robert E. 

Westgand, J. 0. See Cembrowski, C. S.; Laessig, 

B. H. 

-, 1214 

Westgand, James 0. See Laessig, Ronald H. 

-; Carey, B. Neill; Feldbruegge, Donald H.; 

Jenkins, Lola M., 489 

Wheelan. Kevin; Jurevics, Vitauts; 

Mendershausen, Philip B., 1177 

Whigham, William R., 369 

White, Florence M. See Rhone, Douglas P. 

White, James M., 694 

White, B. M.; Cross, B. E.; Savory, J., 1196 

White, William F. See Prince, John R. 

Widhalm, Kurt See Bayer, Peter M. 

Wien, George H. See Standefer, J. C. 

Wilder, B. J. See Perchalski, Robert J. 

Wilding, Peter See Carter, Timothy 

Wilkinson, Donald R.; Jensen, Patricia; 

Winsley, Doris, 393 

Wilkinson, J. Henry See Qureshi, A. Rauf 

-; Qureshi, A. Rauf, 1269 

William., David C.; Huff, Glenn F.; Seitz, W. 

Rudolf, 372 

Williams, George Z., 1140 

Williams, Harold L.; Hooper, Deadre J.; Haut, 

MichaelJ.,1210 

Williams, B. Jane See Finley, Paul R. 

Willis, C. E. See Shamberger, Raymond J. 

Wilson, C. S.; Carey, J.; Foley, T.; Barrett, M. 

J., 1216 

Wilson, D. See Kit, B. Chong 

Winek, Charles L., 832 

Winiarski, Barbara M. SeeVladutiu, Adrian 

0. 

Winiarski, B. J. See Klotzbucher, Charles J. 

-; Klotzbucher,C. J.;Ladden,P. J.,1188 

Winkel, Per See Hammond, J. F.; Harris, S. C.; 

King, Steven W.; Statland, B. E.; Statland, 

Bernard K. 

-; Gaede, Preben; Lyngbye, Jorgen, 422 

-; Statland, B. F., 1216 

-; Statland, Bernard E., 1855 

Winsley, Doris See Wilkinson,Donald B. 

Winsten, Seymour, 1939 

Wirz, Bernard See Dubois, Jean-Pierre 

Wisdom, G. Brian, 1243 

Witte, David L. See Feld, Ronald D. 

-; Rodgers, John L.; Barrett, David A., II, 643 

Woenker, William See Zygowicz, Elizabeth 

Wolf, Paul L. See Gumprecht, Thomas 

Wong, Leong.Ging See Walsh, Philip B. 

Wong, Paul W. K. See Rabinow, BarrettE. 

Wong, Robert C., 1202 

Woo, J.; Cannon, D. C., 1192 

-; Kaufman, H.;Cannon, D. C.,1206 

Wood, P. 1). See Bachorik, p. 5. 

Woodward, J. See Kit, R. Chong 

Wonrall, Jackie See Forrester, Roger L. 

Worwood, Mark, 1540 

Wray, H. Linton See Rodbard, David 

Wright, C..S. See Lewis, J. P. 

Wright, Jane M. See Schmidt, Robert M. 

Wrobleski,J.;Thompson, R.; Coodin, F. J.; 

Boeckx, R. L., 1209 

Wu, Gaw T. See Thiers, Ralph E. 

Wunsch. C. See Castro, A.; Malkus, H. 

Wunsch, Christian See Castro, Albert 

Wybenga, Donald B.; Ibbott, Frank A.; 

Cannon, Donald C., 1009 

Yamaguchi, Yoshihisa; Hayashi, Chozo; 

Kumahara, Yuichi, 1066 

Yasmineh, W. G. See Balkcom, R. M. 

Ya.mineh, Walid G. See Steele, Bernard W. 

-; Pyle, Robert B.; Hanson, Naomi Q.; 

Hultman, Bonita K., 63 

Pyle, Robert B.; Nicoloff, Demetre M., 1095 

Yates, Tad See Neeley, William E. 

Yatzldis, Hippocrates, 1239 

Yorde, Donald F.; Sasse, Edward A.; Wang, 

Teh Yu; Hussa, Robert 0.; Garancia, John 

C., 1372 

Young, D. S. See McClean, S. W.; Rehak, N. N. 

Young, Donald S. See Mrochek, John E.; Scott, 

Charles D. 

-1136,1555 

Yue, Dennis K. See Baxter, Robert C. 

Yuu, Hosai See Otsuki, Makoto 

Zak, Bennie See Baginski, Eugene S.; Epstein, 

Emanuel; Feldkamp, Carolyn; Perlstein, 

Marie T.; Watkins, Ruth 

Zarkowaky, Harold S. See Hanna, Thomas L. 

Zdanklewicz, Dianne D.; Fasching, James L., 

1361 

Zebelman, Arthur M.; Kenny, Margaret A.; 

Sunday, Catherine G., 934 

Zeind, A. S.; Schulert, A. B., 1209 

Zettner, Alfred See Mortensen, Esper 

-; Duly, Peggy E., 1047 

Ziegenhorn, Joachlm; Senn, Martin; Bucher, 

Theodor, 151 

Zintenhofer, Louis; Schuttringer, Georges, 1631 

Zoller, Mark See Bowie, Lemuel 

Zoppi, Francesco; Fenili, Domenico, 690 

Zweig, Jack I.; Bhuthimethee, Viwathna; 

Mescon, Lee, 1756 

Zygowlcz, Elizabeth; Arends, Robert; Woenker, 

William, 1221 

Zyman, Hillard See Bayer, Peter M. 

-; CabI, Franz; Bayer, Peter M., 558

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AACC award winners, 1976, 699 

AACC endorses 

1767 

NCCLS Standard ASC-2, 

AACC 

1131 

symposia, 28th national meeting (A), 

AACC 28th national meeting, 565 

ages of new members (1975), 704 

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continuing education and ACCFNT, 1945 

Cotlove Award, 956 

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general diagnostics lectureship 1976: Evan and 

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Abused drugs 

See Drug assay, Toxicology 

Accu racy 

See Analytical error 

Acetaminophen 

gas-chromatog. method for acetaminophen 

(N.acetyl.p-aminophenol) based on 

sequential alkylation, 879 

interference by acetaminophen in the glucose 

oxidase-peroxidase method for blood 

glucose detn. (SN), 1729 

N. Acetylglucosaininidase 

N -acetylglucosaminidase 

.glutamyltransferase 

and 

in urine and 

renal-transplant rejection(L),925 

N.Acetylneuraminic acids(s) 

See Sialic acids 

N-Acetyl-p-aminophenol 

gas-chromatog. method for 

(N.acetyl-p.aminophenol) 

acetaminophen 

based on 


Acid phosphatase 

din. column-chromatographic method for 

isolation of prostatic acid phosphatase 

isoenzymes (A), 1176 

improveddetn.of prostaticacidphosphatase 

(sodium thymolphthalein monophosphate 

substrate), 627 

kinetic detn. of total and prostatic acid 

phosphatase using front surface fluorescence 

(A), 1176 

optimized continuous-monitoring procedure 

for semiautomated detn. of acid 

phosphatase acty. (SN), 2025 

2092 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY. Vol. 22. No. 12, 1976 

VOLUME 22, 1976 

SUBJECT INDEX 

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS 

L, letter 

0, opInion 

orbit, obituary 

R, review 

sepn. of tissue and serum acid phosphat.ase 

isoenzymes by ion-exchange column 

chromat.og. (A), 1176 

Adenosine diphosphoribose 

purifn. and anal, of the purity of NADH, 1322 

Adenosine monophosphate 


Adenylate kinase 

creatine kinase in serum: 2. interference of 

adenylate kinase with the assay, 1806 

evaln. of adenosine 5’-monophosphate and 

fluoride as adenylate kinase inhibitors in the 

creatine kinase assay, 1078 

interference ofadenylatekinasewithcreatine 

kinase acty. measurement (A), 1183 

Afflnity chromatography 

centrifugal system for affinity chromatog. with 

eluate 

Albumin 

monitoring (5), 1493 

binding of bilirubin and palmitate by 

fragments 

1201 

of human serum albumin (A), 

erroneously high albumin values by SMAC, 

and their correction (L), 2056 

improved specificity of serum albumin detn. 

and estn. of “acute phase reactants” by use 

of the bromcresol green reaction, 616 

measurement of total protein and albumin in 

serum with a centrifugal analyzer, 1102 

tracer dye binding in polyacrylamide gel 

electrophoresis 

(A), 1200 

of human serum albumin 

Albumin-titratable bilirubin 

“albumin-titratable bilirubin” as an index to 

hilirubin 

Alcohol 

binding (L), 560 

alcohol detn. 

solid-state 

in biol. liquids 

detector, 863 

by sensing with a 

Alcoholism 

evaln. of methods of coenzyme activation of 

erythrocyte 

deficiency 

Aldolase 

enzymes 

of vitamins 

for detection of 

B1, B2, and B, 327 

stabilization by boric acid of aldolase acty. at 

room temp. 

Aldosterone 

(L), 1543 

aldosterone measurement: comparison of two 

RIA kits (A), 1184 

simple fluor. detn. of aldosterone in urine 

without use of isotopes or chromatography 

(SN), 369 

Aliquoting plasma and cells 

instrumental sample-prepn. technique for an 

automated immunohematology assay system 

(5), 1456 

Alkaline phosphatase 

alkaline phosphatase. 11.Conditions affecting 

detn. of total acty. in serum, 977 

alkaline phosphatase. I. Kinetics and 

inhibition by levamisole of purified 

Isoenzymes from humans, 972 

comparative effects of DEA versus AMP 

buffer on alkaline phosphatase isoenzymes 

(A), 1221 

S, symposium paper 

SM, Selected Methoda 

SN, scientific note 

SR. special report 

evaln. of an alkaline phosphatase procedure 

utilizing o-naphthyl phosphate as substrate 

on the ABA.100 (A), 1173 

inhibition of alk. phosphatase acty. by serum 

albumin (L), 1751 

parallel electrophoretic fractionation of alk. 

phosphatase and serum protein on cellulose 

acetate strips: din. evaln. (SN), 261 

quant.detn.ofplacentalalkalinephoephatase 

by an electroimmunoassay 

1163 

technique (A), 

quant.fractionation ofalk.phosphat.ase 

isoenzymes according to thermostability, 42 

relationship between alk. phosphatase and 

creatine kinase acty. (L), 116 

sepn. and measurement of a variant alkaline 

phosphatase isoenzyme (A), 1177 

serum alk. phosphatase measured by using 

thymol blue monophosphate and a 

hichromatic analyzer (SN), 1737 

simple, reliable method for alkaline 

phosphatase isoenzymes in prostatic cancer 

(A), 

Aluminum 

1174 

Measuring pg amts. of Al in biol. tissues by 

flameless at. absorption anal, of a chelate, 

53 

American Associationfor Clinical Chemistry 

See AACC 

Amino acids 

amino acid 

measured 

compn. of human nail, as 

by gas-liquid chromatog. 1608 

amino acid ratios in health 

1202 

and disease (A), 

computerized system for storage and 

statistical anal, of din, amino acid data, 19 

potentialities of an inexpensive computer 

system for anal, of din, amino acid data: 

forecast and speculation (E), 16 

procedures compared for extracting free amino 

acids from polymorphonuclear 

1618 

leukocytes, 

-Aminocapnoic acid 

gas-chromatog. detn. of an antifibrinolytic 

drug, .aminocaproic acid, 806 

Aminolaevulinate dehydratase 

See also Uroporphyrinogen I synthase 

-Aminolevulinic acid 

possible mechanism of the interference by 

porphobilinogen in the direct determination 

of urinary -aminolevulinic acid (L), 1540 

Amino nitrogen 

fluorometry of plasma amino N, with use of 

fluorescamine, 

Aminophenol 

413 

colorimetry of carbohydrates with 

m-aminophenol: use in measurement of 

serum amylase 

Amitriptyline 

acty. 169 

gas’chromatog. 

amitriptyline 

anal, for therapeutic concns. 

and nortriptyline in plasma, 

of 

with use of a nitrogen detector, 777 

Ammonia 

improved precision and accuracy of plasma 

ammonia detn. (A), 1187

microscalemodn. ofa cation-exchangecolumn 

procedure for plasma NH3, 1976 

technicalpitfalls in measurement ofvenous 

plasma NH3 concn. 663 

Amniotic fluid 

cholesterol in amniotic fluid, determined by 

gas chromatography, 224 

specificity and reproducibility of acetone pptn. 

in identifying surface-active 

phosphatidylcholine 

681 

Amphetamine 

in amniotic fluid (SN), 

relative merits of some methods for 

amphetamine assay in biol. fluids, 789 

Amylase 

adaptationof an enzyme coupledamylase 

proceduretothecentrifugal analyzer(A), 

1196 

assay for a-amylase utilizing modified starch 

as substrate (A), 1164 

automated turbidimetric amylase detn. on a 

discrete kinetic analyzer (A), 1164 


m-aminophenol: use in measurement of 

serum amylase acty. 169 

effects of lipemic serum samples on amylase 

acty. (A), 1223 

electrophoretic amylase fractionation as aid in 

diagn. of pancreatic disease, 57 

electrophoretic pattern of amylase isoenzymes 

in serum and urine of normal persons, 439 

enzymatic detn. of serum amylase (A), 1164 

enzymatic, fluorometric assay of a-amylase 

serum, 1702 

interbatch variability inmeasurement of 

in 

urinary 

556 

amylase with a commercial kit (L), 

interferences with the starch-iodine assay for 

serum amylase acty., and effects of 

hyperlipemia, 2006 

kineticspectrophotometricmethod forthe 

detn. of amylase (A), 1219 

new enzymatic kinetic method for detn. of 

((-amylase (A), 1219 

serum amylase determination using DuPont 

aca (A), 1178 

serum amylase in normal infants (A), 1217 

stoichiometric approach 

amylase (A), 1164 

Analysis of variance 

for detn. of serum 

anal. of variation in automated detn. of Na, K, 

and Ca ions in human serum, 993 

Analytical error 



avoidance of errors in the automated detn. of 

serum enzyme activities by use of a 

strip.chart recorder (L), 1411 

“case of the latex gloves” in scintillation 

counting (L), 552 

collection of blood uncontaminated with Ca, 

Cu, Mg, or Zn, for trace-metal anal. (L), 691 

contaminant(s) 

1756 

in phase-separating paper (L), 

convenient method for checking detector 

response of spectrophotometers at three 

wavelengths (SN), 101 

creatine kinase in serum: 1. detn. of optimum 

reaction conditions, 650 

electrical interference with recorders from a 

paging system (L), 1755 

enzyme proficiency: a study to generate the 

components of anal, error in the din, lab. 

(A), 1225 

evaluation of a new 

(SN), 2034 

micro collecting device 

gas-chromatog.micro-scaleprocedurefor 

theophylline, with use of a 

nitrogen -sensitive detector, 765 

influence of simulated line voltage fluctuations 

on performance of din, lab, instrumentation 

(A), 1221 

interference by acetaminophen in the glucose 

(xidase-perox(dase method for blood 


interference by creatine with detn. of serum 

creatine kinase (SN), 1741 

low apparent creatine kinase acty. and 

prolonged lag phases in serum of patients 

with metastatic disease: elimination by 

treatment of sera with SH agents, 1889 

misuse of calibration sera in automated lab. 

testing instruments (L), 561 

modified detn. of total and inorg. Hg in urine 

by cold vapor atomic absorption 

spectrometry (SN), 1719 

nonleakage 

692 

of radioiodide through plastic (L), 

positive interference by cephalosporin 

antibiotics with din. chem. tests (A), 1226 

proficiency testing for blood-gas quality 

control, 1675 

propagation of error anal, of the enzyme acty. 

expression.a model for detg. total system 

random errorofa kineticenzyme analyzer 

(5), 1438 

reference serum vs. duplicate unknowns as a 

measure of precision (A), 1213 

scheme for monitoring Bichromatic Analyzer 

ABA-100 opticalperformance(A),1217 

selection of assay tubes for radioassay 

procedures (SN), 1745 

serum cholesterol and triglycerides by 

gas-liquid chromatography, compared with 

a continuous-flow technique, 1692 

toward absolute methods in din. chem.: 

applicationofmass fragmentographyto 

high-accuracy analyses, 1789 

use of drug interference data in din. chem. 

(A), 1136 

Analytical systems 

See also Centrifugal analyzers 

anal, of variation in automated detn. of Na, K, 


application of a vidicon spectrometer for 

simultaneous multicomponent drug detens. 

1862 

hichromatic anal, with the ABA-100-a 

critical assumption (L), 559 

din, lab. evaln. of the Perkin-Elmer KA-150 

Enzyme Analyzer, 434 

din, lab. evaln. of the Perkin-Elmer KA-150 

enzyme analyzer (A), 1172 

din. signif. of spinal fluid lactic acid by the 

DuPont aca (A), 1220 

comparison of results for 13 din, lab. detns. 

with three automated anal, systems, 346 

comparison of the Gilford System 3500 with 

the Beckman System TR for measurement 

of enzyme activity in patients’ serum (A), 

1172 

development and use of anal, systems based 

on mass spectrometry (A), 1131 

evaln. of a discrete-sample computer-directed 

din, analyzer, 211 

evaln. of a vidicon spectrometer for 

simultaneous drug detna. (A), 1198 

instrumental sample-prepn. technique for an 


(5), 1456 

interfacing and on-line operation of a Gilford 

automatic enzyme/endpoint analyzer with a 

“turn-key” laboratory computer (A), 1161 

minicomputer-automatedarrayspectrometer 

for liquid-chromatog. detection of 

metabolites (5), 1472 


testing instruments (L), 561 

National Committee for Clinical Laboratory 

Standards proposed standard PSEP-1: 

protocol for establishing the precision and 

accuracy of automated anal, systems (A), 

1214 

performance studies, Technicon “SMAC” 

analyzer: precision and comparison of values 

with methods in routine lab, service, 489 

practical evaln. of the basic (TM) (formerly 

Acuchem) Biokinetic Analyzer (A), 1173 

speed of temp. equil. in anal, systems (L), 

1542 

Analyzer 

See specific type or analyte, analytical systems 

Anemia 

plasma fibrinogen and anemia: further studies 

on the utility of fibrinogen in multiphasic 

screeningand inassessingtheactivityof 

diseases(A),1212 

Anesthesia 

effect of halothane anesthesia on muscle, liver, 

thyroid, and adrenal-function tests in man, 

217 

Angiotensin I 

plasma renin acty. and RIA of angiotensin I 

(L). 692 

RIA of plasma renin acty. 250 

Anion gap 

anion gap: its use in quality control, 643 

negative anion gap in a young adult with 

multiple myeloma (CR), 1920 

Anodic strippingvoltammetry 

micromethod for blood Pb anal,by anodic 

stripping voltammetry, 221 

Antibiotics 

RIA for clindamycin, 828 

RIA of antibiotics and chemotherapeutic 

agents (R), 726 

Antibiotics, sensitivity to 

automatic quant. radiometric assay of 

bacterial metabolism (S), 1459 

Antibody specificity 

RIA of bile acids in serum, 602 

Anticonvulsant drugs 

gas-chromatog. measurement of 

anticonvulsant drugs in serum, 860 

micromethod for measuring anticonvulsant 

drugs in serum by high-performance liquid 

chromatog. 856 

Anticonvulsants 

detn. of anticonvulsant drugs in serum by gas 

chromatography following adsorption on 

charcoal (A), 1208 

detn. of serum concns. of anticonvulsants with 

a fully mechanized enzyme analyzer (A), 

1208 

evaln. of mass spectrometric and gas 

chromatog. procedures for detn. of 

sedative-hypnotic drugs in whole blood (A), 

1167 

gas-chromatographicanal,forsuccinimide 

anticonvulsants in serum: macro- and 

micr,,-scale methods, 341 

rapid micromethod for the anal, of 

anticonvulsantdrugs by high-performance 

liquidchromatography(A),1208 

rapid, sensitive detn. of anticonvulsants and 

barbiturates by GC with nitrogen-selective 

detector (A), 1208 

simultaneoushigh-pressure 

liquid-chromatographic detn, of 

anticonvulsants in serum, 25 

ultramicro gas-chromatog. anal, for 

anticonvulssnts, with use of a 

nitrogen-selective detector, 1062 

Antitrypsin 

electrophoretic quant. of alpha.1.antitrypsin 

and transferrin (A), 1200 

immunofixation. II: application to typing of 

oi-antitrypsin at acid pH (SN), 1735 

inborn ni-antitrypsin in two mouse inbred 

strains and their fi-hybrid and their 

resistances to pulmonary disease (A), 1217 

use of ((-N-benzoyl-L-arginine-p-nitroanilide 

as trypsin substrate in estn. of 

1-antitrypsin (L), 1754 

Arylsulfatase 

urine enzyme activities in acute 

leukemia-arylsulfatase as a noninvasive 

technique for monitoring response to 

therapy (A), 1175 

Ascorbic acid 

estn, of platelet or lymphocyte ascorbic acid 

content: modified micromethod (A), 1192 

mechanized (continuous-flow) measurement of 

serum ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) (SM), 105 

Asparagine 

improved cation-exchangeseparationof 

asparagineand glutamineinthepresenceof 

otheramino acids(L),1233 

Aspartate aminotransferase 

aspartate aminotransferase acty. in serum. 

factors in supplementation with 

pyridoxal-5’-phosphate in vitro, 1876 

defect in the methodology of aspartate 

aminotransferase detn. with SMAC (L), 284 

temp. as an anal, variable in assay of aspartate 

aminotransferase acty. (A), 1224 

use of the IFCC-recommended method for 

aspartate aminotransferase, and other 

optimized enzyme assays, with the 

centrifugal analyzer (A), 1197 

Aspirin 

interference by aspirin with some common 

din, lab, assays, 837 

Atomic absorption spectrometry 




Atomic absorption spectrophotometry 

See Atomic absorption spectroscopy 

Atomic absorptionspectroscopy 

comparativeevaln. of energy dispersive X-ray 

fluorescence spectroscopy and inductively 

coupled plasma emission spectrometry for 

multi-element anal, in complex biologic 

matrices, 2018 

Measuring pg amts. of Al in biol. tissues by 

flameless at. absorption anal. of a chelate, 

53 

Pt detn. in blood and biol, tissues by flameless 

atomic absorption (A), 1211 

rapid detn. of plasma and erythrocyte lithium 

concns. by atomic absorption spectroscopy 

(A), 1210 

Australian antibody 

See Hepatitis B antibody; Hepatitis B antigen 

Authors 

See Information for Authors 

Autism 

profiles of uv-absorbing components of urine 

from autistic children, as obtained by 

high-resolution ion-exchange chromatog. 

(5), 1528 

AutoAnalyzer 

See Continuous-flow analyzer 

AutoChemist 

anal, of variation in automated detn. of Na, K, 

and Ca ions in human serum. 993 


Automated analyzer 

See Analytical system 

Automated immunoprecipitin nephelometry 

immunochem, detn. of immunoglobulins with 

a centrifugal analyzer, 1037 

Awards 

See also AACC 

Alumni Achievement Award (Drew Univ.), 

1420 

Awards, 295 

Katchman Award, 1553 

Leonard T. Skeggs Award (Technicon), 1420 

Roe Award, 133 

8-Azaguanine 

enzymatic dearnination of 8.azaguanine by 

brain and glial tumors (A), 1175 

Bacteria 

improved GLC method for the identn. of 

anaerobic bacteria (A), 1189 

Bacterial metabolism 


bacterial metabolism (5), 1459 

Barbiturates 

See also Drug assay 

detn. of barbiturates in urine by latex 

agglutination inhibition (A), 1206 

efficacy of activated charcoal hemoperfusion 

in removing lethal doses of barbiturates and 

salicylate from blood of rats and dogs, 754 

enzyme immunoassay of phenobarbital with a 


gas-chromatog. behavior of barbiturates after 

on-column hexylation(A),1208 

rapid, sensitive detn, of anticonvulsants and 



Henzodiazepine 

isolation and identn, of benzodiazepine drugs 

and their metabolites in urine with 

Amberlite XAD-2 resin and thin-layer 


Benzodiazepines 

an EMIT assay for benzodiazepines in urine 

(A), 1200 

detn. of some benzodiazepines in serum 

utilizing gas chromatography and a nitrogen 


patterns of use of benzodiazepines on female 

populations as determined by urine 

screening (A), 1199 

procedures compared for extracting 

benzodiazepines from blood (L), 927 

Bichromatic analyzer 

automated method for L-carnitine detn. 1589 

immunochem. detn. of immunoglobulins with a 

centrifugal analyzer, 1037 


thymol bluemonophosphate and a 

bichromatic analyzer (SN), 1737 

Bile acids 

bile acid and detergent interaction with 

radioassays based on coated charcoal (SN), 

1727 


Bilirubin 

adaptation of blank-corrected methods for 

measurement of total and conjugated 

hilirubin and uric acid to the centrif. 

analyzer, 429 

“albumin-titratable bilirubin” as an index to 

hilirubin binding (L), 560 

assay of direct-reacting and total bilirubin 

with the Union Carbide CentrifiChem 

analyzer (A), 1195 

hilirubin stand. solns. (L), 934 


fragments of human serum albumin (A), 

1201 

comparison of manual microchemical and 

microspectrophotometric methods for serum 

hilirubin detns. (A), 1179 

comparison of normal-range data for bilirubin 

by five methods (A), 1211 

derivatives of 1.naphthyl ethylenediamine 

di.HCI for standn, of direct-bilirubin assays 

with the Technicon SMAC, 1042 

estn, of reserve bilirubin binding capacity of 

human serum (A), 1187 

evaln. of a micro total bilirubin on the Gilford 

System 3500 and assessment of the need for 

serum blanks (A), 1173 

measurement of total and direct bilirubin with 

the CentrifiChem centrifugal analyzer (A), 

1182 

quality-control soln, for use in the “dA4w” 

detn, on amniotic fluid (L), 1935 

Biochemical individuality 

intra-individual variation of serum 

constituents: 6. normal day.to-day variation 

in concns. of 10 specific proteins in sera, 

1635 


Bleomycin 

RIA of bleomycin (A), 1204 

Blood collection 

new approach to capillary blood collection (A), 

1222 

Blood gases 

effect of time and temp. on blood Pse and 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate measurements, 39 

enzymatic method for detn. of CO2 in serum, 

243 

evaln. of contemporary methods for serum 

CO2 (SN), 374 

evaln. of the Beckman Chlorine/Carbon 

Dioxide Analyzer (A), 1172 

evaln. of the Beckman Cl-CO2 Analyzer, 1868 

in vitro changes in blood P50 and erythrocyte 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate concn. 1073 

long-term reproducibility of a new pH and 

blood-gas quality-control system compared 

to two other procedures, 1817 

micromethod for gasometric detn. of CO2 (A), 

1192 

multi-sample tonometer for microassay of 

blood P,o values (A), 1172 


control, 1675 

quality.control materials for pH and pCO2 

detns. (A), 1215 

Radiometer ABL-1 evaln. and assessment by 

multi.lab, blood-gas proficiency testing (A), 

1172 

stability and precision of a new ampuled 

quality-control system for pH and blood.gas 

(SN), 1399 

t,,tal blood CO2 and CO estimation by infrared 

spectrometry (A), 1189 

Book reviews 

Acid.Base and Electrolyte Balance, 1942 

Advances in Clinical Chemistry, 18, 1242 

An Introduction to Bio.Jnorganic Chemistry, 

943 

Beyond Normality: The Predictive Value and 

Efficiency of Medical Diagnosis, 1242 

Beyond Normality: The Predictive Value and 

Efficiency of Medical Diagnoses, 1941 

Biochemical Fluorescence Concepts, 1, 400 

Cantarow and Trumper, Clinical 

Biochemistry, 7th ed. 400 

Chromatography: A Laboratory Handbook of 

Chromatographic and Electrophoretic 

Methods, 3rd ed. 128 

l)iabetes: Its Physiological and Biochemical 

Basis, 1242 

Enzyme Structure and Function (Enzymology 

Series, 3), 944 

Healing Hand. Man and Wound in the 

Ancient World, 288 

High Pressure Liquid Chromatography in 

Clinical Chemistry, 1761 

Intrahepatic Cholestasis, 288 

l.ahoratory Techniques for the Detection of 

Hereditary Metabolic Disorders, 128 

Lipid Chromatographic Analysis, 1, 2nd ed. 

rev,and expanded,1548 

Lipid ChromatographicAnalysis,2,2nd ed, 

1942 

Lipids, I and 2, R. 1941 

Methods of Hormone Analysis, 73A 

Microtechniques for the Clinical Laboratory 

Concepts and Applications, 1548 

Normal Values in Clinical Chemistry. A Guide 

to Statistical Analysis of Laboratory Data, 

697 

Patient Preparation and Specimen Collection 

and Handling, Including Storage Stability, 

1548 

Plasma Protein Turnover, 1761 

Practical Clinical Chemistry, 126 

Principles of Applied Clinical Chemistry, 1. 

Maintenance of Fluid and Electrolyte 

Balance, 1761 

Serum Protein Abnormalities. Diagnostic and 

Clinical Aspects, 943 

Urinalysis in Clinical Laboratory Practice, 697 

Brain function 

brain creatine kinase isoenzyme as an 

indicator of chronic electrical cerebellar 

stimulation effect on brain cells, 1, short 

term effects (A), 1211 

Calcium 

adjustment of serum Ca for protein (L), 282 

colorimetric detn, of total serum calcium using 

the ABA-100 (A), 1218 

concurrent detn. of total serum Ca with Mg by 

thermometric titration with EDTA, 1084 

detn. of Ca2+ in serum that has been exposed 

to air, 1009 

evaln. of commercial quality controls for 

ionized calcium (A), 1214 

more on adjusting serum Ca for protein (L), 

933 

new techniques for ion-selective measurements 

(if IOTiid Ca in serum after pH adjustment 

,,f aerobically handled sera, 461 

sepn. and quantitstion of serum constituents 

associated with Ca, using gel filtration, 1968 

sepn. and quantn. of serum constituents 


simple Ca-protein index for use in preliminary 

evalns. (A), 1226 

unsuitability of porcelain crucibles for dry 

ashing of biol, tissues for Ca anal, (SN), 

1396 

use of values for Ca and protein in serum, and 

of a derived index obtained from a 

probability population sample (SN), 1723 

why measure total serum Ca? (L), 1752 

Calibration materials 

See also Quality control 

enzyme control specimens having simulated 

thermal activity differentials (A), 1220 

Calorimetry 

detn. of lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme acty. 

by kinetic microcalorimetry (A), 1177 

immobilized-enzyme flow-enthalpimetric 

analyzer: application to glucose detn. by 

direct phosphorylation catalyzed by 

hexokinase (S), 1427 

microcalorimetric detn. of glucose in ref. 

samples of serum, 1685 

rapid-flow enthalpimetric detn. of urea in 

serum, with use of an immobilized urease 

reactor, 1314 

Cancer 

anal. of whole blood by neutron activation: 

search for a biochem. indicator of neoplasia, 

1361 

anomalous behavior of glutathione reductase 

,n diln, 1005 

correlation between estrogen receptor protein 

and carcinoembryonic antigen in normal 

and carcinomatous breast tissue, 1366 

correlation of biochem. parameters in colon 

washings in patients with large bowel 

disease (A), 1175 

creatine kinase isoenzyme SB acty. in serum 

(ifs patient with gastric cancer (CR), 1748 

cyclic AMP-regulating system in human brain 

and CNS tumors (A), 1222 

effect of tobramycin on urinary 

-glutamyltransferase activity: case of renal 

carcinoma (CR), 528 

elemental composition of human breast cyst 

fluid (A), 1213 

enzymatic assay for methotrexate in serum 

and cerebrospinal fluid, 785 

enzymatic deamination of 8-azaguanine by 

brain and glial tumors (A), 1175 

enzyme composition of human breast cyst 

fluid (A), 1213 

estradiol receptor assay in human breast 

cancer (A), 1174 

estrogen receptor protein in multiple 

nonsimultaneous specimens from individual 

patients with breast cancer (A), 1174 

gas-chromatographic anal. for 

1,2:5,6-dianhydrogalactitol, an 

anti-neoplastic agent, in plasma, 1639 

grading of human tumors based on 

biochemical patterns (A), 1173 

hormones in breast cyst fluid (A), 1213 

immunofixation electrophoretic techniques 

applied to identn, of proteins in serum and 

CSF, 1262 





methotrexate in blood, urine, and 

cerebrospinal fluid of children receiving 

high doses by infusion, 1053 

modified nucleosides in urine: selective 

removal and anal. (5), 1451 

5’-nucleotidase activity in normal and 

leukemic leukocytes (A), 1176 

parallel electrophoretic fractionation of elk. 



production of brain.type creatine kinase in the 

serum of patients with oat-cell carcinoma 

(A), 1174 

protein-bound carbohydrates in breast cancer. 

Liquid-chromatog. anal, for mannose, 

galactose, fucose, and sialic acid in serum 

(5), 1516

quantn. of carcinoembryonic antigen, glucose 

phosphate isomerase, gamma-glutamyl 

transpeptidase, and lactatedehydrogenase 

in human fetal, normal adult, and malignant 

intestinal tissues (A), 1175 

rapid RIA for methotrexate in biol. 


fluids, 813 

simple, reliable method for alkaline 

phosphatase isoenzymes in prostatic 

(A), 1174 

cancer 

simultaneous quantn. of 

4-hydroxy-3-methoxymandelic 

(vanilmandelic) and 

4.hydroxy-3-methoxyphenylacetic 

(homovanillic) acids in urine, 310 

uridine kinase activities in normal and 

neoplastic lymphoid cells (A), 1175 

urine enzyme activities in acute 

leukemia-arylsulfatase as a noninvasive 

technique for monitoring response to 

therapy (A), 1175 

X-prolyl dipeptidyl-aminopeptidase acty., 

with X-proline p.nitroanilides as substrates, 

in normal and pathological sera, 1256 

Carbamazepine 

detn. of carbamazepine in blood or plasma by 

high-pressureliquidchromatog.1070 

homogenous enzyme immunoassay for 

carbamazepine in serum (A), 1185 

reactionof carbamazepinewith 

dimethylformamidedimethylacetyl(forgas 

chromatog.) (L), 1229 

simultaneous gas-chromatog. anal, for 

phenobarbital, diphenylhydantoin, 

carbamazepine,and primidoneinserum, 

769 

Carbohydrates 


m.aminophenol: use in measurement of 

serum amylase acty. 169 


Liquid-chromatog. 

galactose, fucose, 

(S), 1516 

anal, for mannose, 

and sialic acid in serum 

Carbon dioxide 

enzymatic 

243 

method for detn. of CO2 in serum, 

evaln. of contemporary methods for serum 

CO2 (SN), 374 

evaln, of the Beckman Cl-CO2 Analyzer, 1868 

simple instrument for fast CO2 anal. (A), 1171 

Carcinoembryonic antigen 



and carcinomatous breast tissue, 

correlation of biochem. parameters 

1366 

in colon 

washings in patients with large bowel 

disease (A), 1175 



transpeptidase, and lactate dehydrogenase 


intestinal tissues 

Cardiac arrythmias 

(A), 1175 

serum quinidine concns.: comparison of 

fluorescence, gas-chromatog., and 

gas-chromatog./mass-spectrometric 

methods, 810 

Cardiac disease 

See Heart 

Carnitine 

disease 

automated 

)1-Carotene 

method for L-carnitine detn. 1589 

heta.carotene content of certain organs from 

two patients receiving high doses of 

beta-carotene 

Catecholamines 

(CR), 922 

diazotization of catecholaminea and their 

analogs and metabolites for urinary 

screenin 

fluorometric 

tests: chemical aspects, 1955 

assay of urinary metanephrines 

and catecholamines utilizing a single 

cation-exchangeresin(A),1191 

Catechols 

reverse-phase chromatog. of polar biol. 

substances: sepn. 

high-performance 

1497 

of catechol compds. by 

liquid chromatog. (S), 

Centria system 

automated RIA of choriomammotropin, 1655 

Centrifugal analyzer 

See also specific analyte of interest 

adaptation of a fully enzymatic method for the 

detn. of uric acid to the centrifugal analyzer, 

with 

1196 

early reading blank correction (A), 

adaptation of an enzyme coupled amylase 

procedure 

1196 

to the centrifugal analyzer (A), 



bilirubin and uric acid to the centrif. 

analyzer, 429 

adaptation of “EMIT” for serum 

phenobarbital and diphenylhydantoin 

assays with the miniature centrifugal 

analyzer(SN),905 

appin. of centrifugal analyzers to provide 

nucleus of automated instrumentation 

a 

(A), 

Chenodeoxycholic acid 

detn,of chenodeoxycholicacidin 

hyperthyroid patients by GLC and RIA (A), 

1206 

Chloral hydrate 

improved colorinietric detn. of chloral hydrate 

in biol. fluids (A), 1192 

as7of 

with 

direct-reacting and total bilirubin 

the Union Carbide CentrifiChem 

Chloride 

direct detn. of serum Cl with a semiautomated 


assayof phenytoin: adaptationof“EMIT” 

the centrifugal analyzer (Sn), 911 

to 

discrete analyzer (SN), 273 


micromethod for anal, for chloride in phyaioL 

automated enzymic detn. of ethanol in blood, 

serum, and urine with a miniature 


automatic volume setting: a more automated 

centrifugal analyzer (L), 2058 

fluids, 1339 

p-ChloropbenoxyiaobutyrlC acid 

quant. gas-chromatog. flame-ionization 

method for p.chlorophenoxyisobutyric 

inhuman serum and saliva, 884 

acid 


eluate monitoring (5), 1493 

direct enzymatic detn. of urea in plasma and 

urine with a centrifugal analyzer, 1614 

Cholesterol 

automation of serum cholesterol anal, using an 

enzymatic.Trinder coupled reaction (A), 

1179 

enzymatic method for detn. of serum 


triglycerides with a centrifugal analyzer, 

1310 



cholesterol oxidase-based detn., by 

continuous-flowanal,of totaland free 

centrifugal analyzer 

evaln. of an enzymatic 

(A), 1207 

method for determining 

cholesterol in serum, 1627 

cholesterol oxidase in assay of total and free 

cholesterol with the CentrifiCheni analyzer 

cholesterol in serum by continuous-flow 

(A), 1195 

evaln, of enzyme kits for GeMSAEC (A), 1196 

immunochem. detn. of immunoglobulins with 

anal. 1579 

cholesterol-rich bovine lipoprotein used to 

enhancecholesterol concns.inprepn.of 

a centrifugal analyzer, 1037 

serum control materials, 1302 

impact of a new small centrifugal analyzer on 

comparison of manual enzymatic and ferric 

the workload of a small- to medium-sized 

chloride cholesterol methods (A), 1193 

hospital (A), 1197 

development of a candidate reference method 

improved measurement of inorg. phosphate in 

for cholesterol (A), 1193 

serum with a centrif. analyzer, 257 

effect of two new serum-separating devices on 

integrated approach to lipid profiling: 

results for cholesterol and triglyceride (L), 

enzymatic detn, of cholesterol and 

936 

triglycerides with a centrif. analyzer, 188 

enzymatic detn. of cholesterol in high-density 

kinetic detn. of serum haptoglobin on a 

lipoprotein fractions prepared by polyanion 


kinetic detn. of serum haptoglobin with a 


kinetic meas, of glucose with a centrifugal 

pptn. (L), 695 

enzymatic detn, of total serum cholesterol 

with the Vickers D-300 Analyzer (L), 690 

enzymatic detns. of cholesterol in 

analyzer; hexokinase and glucose oxidase 

high-density.lipoprotein fractions prepd. by 

procedures compared (SN), 1100 

laser modification of a Union Carbide 

CentrifiChem Model 300 for use in kinetic 

precipitation (SN), 98 

enzymatic method for the rapid and 

automated measurement of total serum 

and equilibrium detns. 

proteins (A), 1196 

of body-fluid 

cholesterol (A), 1194 

evaln. of an enzymatic cholesterol method (L), 

measurement of total and direct bilirubin with 

1542 

the CentrifiChem centrifugal analyzer (A), 

1182 


evaln. of an enzymatic method for 

cholesterol with the CentrifiChem 

(A), 1195 

determining 

analyzer 


evaln.of totallyenzymatic,continuous-flow 

phenytoin and phenobarbital measurement by 

methods for serum cholesterol and 


profile anal. of blood proteins with a 



expression. a model for detg. total system 

triglyceride (A), 1195 

faster continuous-flow anal, for triglycerides 

and cholesterol (L),558 

integrated approach to lipid profiling: 

enzymatic detn. of cholesterol and 

random error 

(5), 1438 

of a kinetic enzyme analyzer 

triglycerides with a centrif. 

interplay of hemoglobin and 

analyzer, 

bilirubin 

188 

in 

quantn. of serum Mg with 

analyzer (CentrifiChem) 

a centrifugal 

(A), 1196 

enzymatic 

investigation 

cholesterol reactions (A), 1194 

of interfering substances with 

simplified, totally enzymatic method for the 

several enzymatic systems for measuring 

detn. of serum triglycerides on the 

CentrifiChem (A), 1197 

use of an inhibitor in kinetic detn. of glucose 

with a centrifugal analyzerby theglucose 

dehydrogenase reaction (L), 929 

use of the IFCC.recommended method for 


kineticenzymaticmethod formeasuring 

cholesterol in serum (SN), 2042 

kinetic method for enzymatic detn. of 

cholesterol using an oxygen rate analyzer 

(A),1194 

aspartate 

optimized 

aminotransferase, 

enzyme assays, 

and other 

with the 

performanceofautomated enzymatic 

cholesterol of SMA 12/60 and 


Cerate oxidimetric detector 


AutoAnalyzer-Il instruments (A), 1220 

plasma high-densitylipoproteincholesterol 

concns.detd.afterremovalofother 

Liquid-chromatog. anal, for mannose, 

lipoproteins by heparin-manganese pptn or 

galactose, 

(S), 1516 

fucose, and sialic acid in serum 

by ultracentrifn. 1828 

polarographic method for rapid microdetn. of 

Cerebrospinal fluid 

cholesterol with cholesterol esterase and 

cerebrospinal fluid immunoglobulins: test 

cholesterol oxidase, 336 

m(,difications and results 

sclerosis (L), 1234 

in multiple 



creatine kinase isoenzymes in CSF in a case of 

brain damage (CR), 1405 

a continuous-flowtechnique,1692 

some theory of reference values. II. 


comparison of some statistical models of 



intraindividual 

constituents, 

variation 

1343 

in blood 

gas-liquid chromatog. profile of neutral and 

acidic metabolites in cerebrospinal fluid 

three-way 

methods 

comparison 

in routine 

of serum cholesterol 

lab, operation (A), 1221 

from newborns and infants, 623 

ion chromatog.:new techniquefordin.chem. 

(5), 1424 

methotrexate in blood, urine,and 


water-soluble cholesterol derivatives for 

augmenting human serum (A), 1193 

Cholesterol esterase 

polarographic method for rapid microdeth. 


of 


trace metals in cerebrospinal fluid (A), 1210 


Cholesterol oxidase 

use of laser nephelometry in measurement 

serum proteins (5), 1465 

of 

cholesterol oxidase-based 

continuous-flow anal. 

detn., 

of total 

by 

and free 

Chemyst’s Tale, the 


The Chemyst’s Tale, 294 




anal. 1579 

polarographic method for rapid microdetn. of 



Choriogonadotropin 

din, evaln,and exptl.modn. of a sensitive 

assay for human chorionic gonadotropin (A), 

1170 

competitive enzyme-linked immunoassay with 

use of soluble enzyme-antibody immune 

complexes for labeling. I. measurement of 

human choriogonadotropin, 1372 

stable liquid control sample for pregnancy 

testing (A), 1215 

Choriomammotropin 


Chromatography 

amino acid compn. of human nail,as 

measured by gas-liquid chromatog. 1608 

anal, for indole compda. in urine by 

high-performance liquidchromatography 

with fluorometricdetection,184 

anal,toxicology: applications of 

element-selective electrolytic conductivity 

detection for gas chromatogr. 739 

anticonvulsant anal. by liquid chromatog. (A), 

1208 

atypical increase in serum creatine kinase 

acty. in hospital patients, 87 

automated aepn. and measurement of lactate 

dehydrogenase isoenzymes, 468 

automated sepn. and quantn. of isoenzymes by 

high-pressure liquid chromatography (A), 

1179 

cation-exchange chromatography of guanidine 

derivs.in plasma of patientswith chronic 

renal failure, 240 





chromatography on Florisil in the quant. estn. 

(if urinary and other porphyrins, 1057 

combined use of high-performance liquid 

chromatography and the continuous-flow 

microanslyzer for measuring “true” creatine 

in physiologic fluids (A). 1180 

comparison of RIA enzymatic immunoassay 

(EMIT) and gas-liquid chromatog. 

procedures fordetn, of diphenylhydantoin 

in serum (A), 1207 

creatine kinase isoenzyme patterns in human 

tissue obtained at surgery, 173 

creatine kinase MB isoenzyme: comparison of 

the column chromatog. method with the 

selective activating method (A), 1162 

l)EAE Sephadex LH-20 column chromatog. of 

digoxin and metabolites and phospholipids 

(A), 1185 

1)EAE Sephadex LH-20 column chromatog. of 


(A), 1226 

detection and quantn. of phencyclidine in 

blood by use of 2H5jphencycIidine and 

select ion monitoring applied to 

phencyclidine intoxn, 1623 

detection of diazepam in urine drug-abuse 

screening by thin-layer chromatog. through 

the identn, of oxazepam (metabolite of 

diazepam) (A), 1198 

detn. of anticonvulssnt drugs in serum by gas 

chromatography following adsorption on 

charcoal (A), 1208 

detn. of carbamazepine in blood or plasma by 

high-pressure liquid chromatog. 1070 

detn. of phenprocoumon, an anticoagulant, in 

human plasma, 1575 

detn, of plasma retinol by high-speed liquid 

chromatography (A), 1180 

detn. of porphyrins in urine by use of 

high-pressure liquid chromatog. (A), 1180 

detn. of serum retinol (vitamin A) by 

high-speed liquid chromatog. 1593 

detn, of some benzodiazepines in serum 



diphenylhydantoin in 0.1-mi plasma samples: 

gas chromatography and RIA compared, 246 

evaln, of reduced NADH stability of 

high-performance liquid chromatography 

(A), 1179 

flui,rescent immunoassay: an approach to 

hormone and antigen anal. (A), 1169 

lluorometric assay of urinary metanephrines 

and catecholamines utilizinga single 

cation-exchange resin (A), 1191 

free-falling drop detector-a novel 

fluorescence detector for high-performance 

liquid chromatog. (S), 1434 


gas-chromatog. anal, for therapeutic concns. of 

amitriptyiineand nortriptylinein plasma, 



imipramine and desipramine in plasma, 


gas chromatog. and mass spectrometry in anal, 

of underivatized volatile human or animal 

constituents of din, interest (R), 1775 

gas-chromatog. behavior of barbiturates after 

(in-column hexylation (A), 1208 

gas-chromatog, detn. of 5-fluorocytosine in 

human serum, 772 

gas-chromatog. measurement of 

anticonvulssnt drugs in serum, 860 


(N-acetyl-p-aminophenol) based on 


gas-chromatog. micro-scale procedure for 


nitrogen-sensitive detector, 765 

gas-chromatog. quantitation of theophylline in 

small vols, plasma (SN), 898 

high-performance liquid chromatog. (A), 1144 

high-pressure liquid-chromatographic sepn. of 

lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes, 471 

how accurate are LDH isoenzyme estimations 

by the thin-layer agarose fluorescent 

technique? 1995 

identn.of drugs with the Toxi-Lab system (A), 

1189 

improved GLC method forthe identn.of 

anaerobic bacteria (A), 1189 

improved sepn. of creatine kinase cardiac 

isoenzyme in serum by batch fractionation, 

92 

isolation and identn.of benzodiazepine drugs 


Amberlite XAD-2 resin and thin-layer 


liquid chromatog. method for monitoring 

therapeutic concns, of L-dopa and dopamine 

in serum, 782 

marihuana metabolites in urine of man, VI. 

recovery of acidic metabolites by sequential 

thin-layer chromatog. (A), 1198 

metabolic response of humans to ingestion of 

nicotinic acid and nicotinamide, 1821 




microscale modn, of a cation-exchange column 


minicomputer-automated array spectrometer 

for liquid-chromatog.detection of 

metabolites (S), 1472 

monitoring drug concns, in a case of combined 

overdosage with primidone and 

methsuximide (CR), 915 

more on CK isoenzyme sepns. by column 

chromatog. (L), 1539 

more sensitive high-pressure liquid-chromatog. 

detn. of theophylline in serum (SN), 1903 

(in-line quantification of HPLC-microanalyzer 

chromatograms using a programmable 

calculator(A), 1191 

organic acids in urine from human newborns, 

49 

primidone anal.:correlationof gas-chromatog. 

assay with enzyme immunoassay (SN), 901 

profilesof uv-absorbing components of urine 

from autisticchildren,as obtained by 


(5),1528 

propoxyphene and norpropoxyphene concns, 

in blood and tissuesin cases of fatal 

overdose, 1319 

purifn.and anal,of the purity of NADH, 1322 

purifn. of NADH by column chromatography 

forroutine use forenzyme determinations 

the din, lab.(A), 1176 


method forp-chlorophenoxyisobutyric acid 

in human serum and saliva,884 

rapid micromethod for the anal,of 

anticonvulsant drugs by high-performance 

liquidchromatography (A), 1208 

rapid, sensitive detn, of anticonvulsants and 



reacti(in of carbamazepine with 

dimethylformamide dimethylacetyl (for gas 

chromatog.) (L), 1229 

relationof pH to fluorescence of serotonin, 

melatonin, and other indole compounds 

reacted with o-phthaldialdehyde, 2004 

reversed-phase liquid-chromatog.anal,of 

hemodialysate from uremic patients(5), 

1522 


substances: sepn. of catechol compds. by 

high-performance liquid chromatog. (S) 

1497 

RIA compared to thin-layer and gas-liquid 

chromatog. for detecting methadone in urine 

(SN), 1915 

sepn. of folate binding protein from human 

serum by DEAE-cellulose column 


sepn. of serum creatine kinaae isoenzymes by 

ion-exchange column chromatog. (A), 1162 




serum theophylline anal, by high-pressure 

liquid chromatog. 851 

simultaneous detn. of five sex hormones in 

human serum by RIA after chromatography 

on Lipidex-5000, 32 



carbamazepine, and primidone in serum, 

769 

simultaneous high-pressure 

liquid-chromatographic detn. of 

anticonvulsant.s in serum, 25 

simultaneous measurement of phenobarbital, 

diphenylhydantoin, and primidone in blood 

by high-pressure liquid chromatog. 824 




4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenylacetic 

(h(imovanillic) acids in urine, 310 

structure of some aliphatic dicarboxylic acids 

found in urine of infant with congenital 

lactic acidosis, 1330 

thin-layer and gss-chromatographic detn. of 

ketamine and some in vivo metabolites (A), 

1191 

thin-layerchromatog. detection of quinine, 

morphine, and poly-drugs (L), 1936 

toward absolute methods in din, chem.: 

applicationof mass fragmentography to 



anticonvulsants, with use of a 


urinary org.acids in man, I.normal patterns, 

1283 

X-prolyl dipeptidyi.aminopeptidase acty., 

with X-proline p.nitroanilides as substrates, 

in normal and pathologicalsera,1256 

Circular dichroism 

optical rotatory dispersion and circular 

dichroism as a superior clinical probe in 

routine steroid anal. (A), 1171 

Clindamycin 


Clinical chemistry 

din. chem, in the Peoples Republic of China 

today (SR), 278; in Japan, 566 (L) 

din. chem.: research in industry (A), 1139 

clinicalchemist-a govt.perception (A), 1135 

clinical chemist-an historical perspective (A), 

1134 

clinicalchemist as a member of the 

health-careteam (A), 1134 

clinical chemist in industry (A), 1135 

education of clinical chemists, one physician’s 

views (A), 1138 

education programs for clinical chemists-an 

historical perspective (A), 1137 

education programs forclinicalchemists: 

current plans and approaches (A), 1138 

impact of govt. on med. res.(A), 1140 

necessary resourcesfor research in din. chem. 

(A),1140 

new role for the clinical chemist (E), 711 

trainingprograms in din, chem. 547 

Clinical Chemist, The 

130, 295, 403, 565, 699, 85A, 954, 1417, 1553, 

1765, 1945,2062 

Clofibrate 


method for p-chlorophenoxyisobutyric acid 


Clomipramine 

detn. of clomipramine and 

desmethylclomipramine in plasma or urine 

by the double-radioisotope derivative 

technique, 817 

meas, of tricyclic antidepresssnts in biol, 

fluids by selective ion monitoring, and 

pharmacokinetics of clomipramine, 892 

Competitive protein binding 

See Radioassay 

Competitive protein-binding assay 

automated competitive protein-binding assay 

f((rthyroxine (A), 1166 

comparison of competitive protein-binding 

with RIA methods for serum thyroxine (A), 

1186 

competitive protein binding assay of bound 

and free serum folate (A), 1182

interferenceof fattyacids in the competitive 

protein-binding 

(A), 1181 

assay for serum thyroxine 

Complement 

biol, and anal. variation in IgA, 1gM, IgG and 

C3 in a referencepopulation (A), 1200 

complement 

improved 

(C3) consumption 

anal.(A),1190 

in uivo, an 

measurement of the third component of the 

human complement system (C3):a 

comparative evaln.of radial 

immunodiffusion 

1178 

and nephelometry (A), 

serum complement in inflammatory disorders 

(A), 1187 

Complement C3 

complement C3 in serum and plasma, as 

measured by radialimmunodiffusion with 

four commercial 

Computers 

kits,267 


simultaneous multicomponent 

1862 

drug detens, 

automated collationof lab,data: evaln,of an 

analyzer with dedicated computer in a 

community hospital(A), 1161 

computer-assisted optimization of 

multicomponent reagent systems (A), 1161 

computerized system forstorage and 

statisticalanal,of din, amino acid data, 19 

dissentingview on computer systems (L), 122 

full use of computers (L), 1538 

instrument control by computer an 

improvement? (L),394 

interpretationof din, chem, data with aid of 

automatic data processing (R), 1555 

kinetic data anal, on the CentrifiChem 

computer system (A), 1161 

laboratorycomputers: on- or off-line?(L),394 

potentialitiesof an inexpensive computer 

system foranal.of din, amino acid data: 

forecastand speculation (E), 16 

statisticalcharactn. of random errors in the 

RIA dose-response variable, 350 

Continuous-flow analysis 

See also AutoAnalyzer 

adaptation of enzymatic triglyceridesto 

Technicon’s SMA multichannel biochemical 

analyzer and AutoAnalyzer-Il anal,systems 

(A),1193 

appln. of Glucinet to continuous-flow 

analyzers (A), 1191 

appn. of an enzymatic uricacid procedure to 

the Technicon SMA 12/60 (A), 1220 

appn. of the NCCLS proposed standard 

“protocol f(irestablishingthe precisionand 

accuracy of automated anal. systems” to a 

multichannel automated analyzer (A), 1214 

automated 

1604 

method for detn. of Hg in urine, 

cholesteroloxidase-based detn.,by 

continuous-flow anal,of totaland 

cholesterolin serum, 1627 

free 


cholesterolin serum 

anal. 1579 

by continuous-flow 

CO-immobilized hexokinase and 

glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase for 

detn. of serum glucose on Technicon’s 

continuous-flow systems (A), 1223 

comparison (if resultsfor 13 din, lab.detns. 


c(intinuous-fl(iw detn. of serum 

(,-hydroxybutyrste dehydrogenase 

1177 

acty.(A), 

derivatives of l-naphthyl ethylenediamine 

di-HCI forstandn. of direct-bilirubinassays 

with the Technicon SMAC, 1042 

erroneously high albumin values by SMAC, 

and their correction (L), 2056 

evaln. of contemporary 

CO2 (SN), 374 

methods for serum 

evaln. of the SMAC system after 1’/2years of 

iperatton (A). 1171 

evaln.of totally enzymatic, continuous-flow 


triglyceride (A). 1195 

evaluation of a novel new micro enzymatic uric 

acid method 

(A), 1225 

for continuous flow analyzers 

flame photometric anal,at 120 samples an 

hour with a programmable 

1211 

calculator(A), 

high-performance colorimeterwith electronic 

bubble gate foruse in miniaturized 

continuous-flow analyzers, 227 

immobilized glucose oxidase in 

c(intinuous-flowdetn, of serum glucose,1017 

improved continuous-flow detn. of totalserum 

hexosamines (SN), 1394 

performance of automated enzymatic 

cholesterolof SMA 12/60 and 

AutoAnalyzer-Il instruments (A), 1220 



with methods in routine lab. service, 489 

p-hydroxybenzoic acid hydrazide proced. for 

serum glucose adapted to the Technicon 

“SMA 12/60,” compared with other glucose 

methods (SN), 263 

quant. fractionationof elk.phosphatase 

isoenzymes according to thermostability,42 

reduction of sample size on the SMA 6/60 (A), 

1191 

reduction of sample sizeon the Technicon 

SMA 6/60 continuous-flow analyzer (SN), 

1107 

referencevalues obtained on a SMAC system 

(A), 1171 

sample dispersionor carryover in 

continuous-flow anal,a general theory for 

estimating dispersion in segmented-flow 

through glasstubing (A), 1189 

sample dispersionor carryover in 

continuous-flow anal. practicalrelationships 

forpredictingand controllingloss of wash 

(A), 1222 

serum cholesteroland triglyceridesby 

gas-liquidchromatography, compared with 


stabilityof peristaltic pump tubing in 


Continuous-flow analyzer 

design of quality-controlsera for 

multi-channel analyzers (A), 1214 

Controlled-circulation periodicals 

do throwaways have a function? 9026 

Control material 

prepn. of opticallyclearlyophilizedhuman 

serum for use in control material, 456 

Corrections 

687, 2045 

therapeutic and toxic drug concns.: correction 

(LI, 1751 

Corticotropin 

measurement of plasma ACTH concentrations 

by RIA: modification of a commercially 

available procedure (A), 1192 

Cortisol 

125l-labeled cortisol RIA in which serum 

binding proteinsare enzymatically 

denatured, 1850 

physiological day-to-day variation of serum 

thyroxine and cortisol (A), 1171 

RIA for serum cortisol with I-labeled 

ligand: three methods compared, 1845 

Creatine 

interference by creatine with detn. of serum 

creatine kinase (SN), 1741 

Creatine kinase 

anomalies associated with tetrazolium-linked 

methods for detection of creatine kinase 






1179 

brain creatinekinase isoenzyme as an 

indicator of chronic electrical cerebellar 

stimulation effect on brain cells. I, short 

term effects (A), 1211 

cardiac-specific creatine kinsse isoenzymes in 

the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction 

by ion-exchange chromatography and 

Gilford Model-3401 automatic enzyme 


CR-MB in estn,of myocardial infarct size (A), 

1202 


two-fraction isolation of LD-5 and CR-MB; 

LD-1,2. evaln. in alcoholic patients (A), 1203 

comparative study of electrophoretic and 

ion-exchange column chromatographic 

separation of the MB isoenzyme of creatine 

kinase (A), 1163 

creatinekinase and isoenzymes in rat blood 

and tissues(A), 1218 

creatine kinase in serum: 1. detn. of optimum 

reaction conditions, 650 

creatine kinase in serum: 2. interference of 

adenylate kinase with the assay, 1806 

creatine kinase isoenzyme BB acty. in serum 

of a patient with gastric cancer (CR), 1748 

creatine kinase isoenzyme RB in serum of 

renal-disease patients (L), 120 

creatine kinase isoenzyme MB determination 

(L), 1753 



creatine kinase isoenzymes in baboon tissues 

and organs,63 

creatine kinase isoenzymes in CSF in a case of 

brain damage (CR), 1405 

creatine kinase MB isoenzyme: comparison of 

the column chromatog. method with the 

selective activating method (A), 1162 

effect of exerciseon serum enzymes, especially 

creatine kinase: approach to studying the 

biol. variance of enzyme half-lives in serum 

(A), 1203 

effect of sulfhydryl compounds upon actn,of 

creatine kinase isoenzymes (A), 1225 

effects of serum constituents and drugs on 

cardiac isoenzyme (MB) of creatine kinase 

(CK) (A), 1163 

evaln, of adenosine 5’.moiiophosphate and 

fluoride as adenylate kinase inhibitors in the 

creatine kinase assay, 1078 

evaln. of “Chemocolumn” method for creatine 

kinase MB (LI,2059 

evaln. of the chem. activation procedure 

(Rao’s method) for the measurement of MB 

isoenzyme of creatine kinase (L), 929 

frequency distribn. of lag phases in the reverse 

kinetic assay of total creatine kinase in 

hospital patients (A), 1203 

improved method for CX isoenzyme recovery 

afterelectrophoresis(A), 1163 



92 

interference by creatine with detn, of serum 

creatinekinase (SN), 1741 

interferenceof adenylate kinase with creatine 

kinase acty. measurement (A), 1183 

in vitrostabilitystudiesof creatinekinae 






more on CR isoenzyme sepns. by column 

chromatog. (LI, 1539 

multiple isosnzyme assay by continuous-flow 

anal.of high-performance 

liquid-chromatographic eluates (A), 1178 

new findings on optimization and activation in 

the kinetic measurement of serum CX (A), 

1163 

new method fordetn, of redox potentialsof 

sulfhydryl enzymes. 1. CX isoenzymes and 

their din, significance (A), 1203 

poor sepn. of CR isosnzymes with 

column-chromatog. kits (L), 552 

prepn. of stable creatine kinase isosnzyme 

controls (MM, MB, BB) (L), 1753 

procedure of Rao et al, for creatine kinase (L), 

1232 

production of brain-type creatine kinase in the 

serum of patients with oat-cell carcinoma 

(A),1174 

rate of decay and distribution vol. of MB 

isoenzyme of creatine kinsse, injected iv, 

into the baboon, 1095 

rates of disappearance from plasma of 

enzymes labeled by coupling with a 

radioactive iodo-ester, 1277 

relationship between alk. phosphatase and 

creatine kinase acty. (LI, 116 

routine detn. of creatine kinase isoenzymes in 

the diagnosis of myocardial infarction (A), 

1202 

sarcolemmal membrane changes related to 

enzyme release in the imipramine-serotonin 

exptl.animal model, 1710 

sepn. of serum creatine kinase isoenzymes by 

ion-exchange column chromatog. (A), 1162 

use of a stat “column”-TR CPK isozyme 

assay in a service lab, (A), 1162 

utility of enzymes in the diagnosis of acute 

myocardisl infarction in the emergency 

room (A), 1202 

Worthington CK isoenzymes system vs. the 

method of Yasmineh and Hanson (L),1756 

Creatinine 

automated, kinetic procedure for serum 

creatinine (A), 1219 

combined use of high-performance liquid 

chromatography and the continuous-flow 

microanalyzer for measuring “true” creatine 

in physiologic fluids (A), 1180 

drug interferencewith creatinineassay (L), 

283 

evaln. of a kinetic creatinine modified for use 

(in the Gilford System 3500 (A), 1217 

reaction of alk, sodium picrate with creatinine: 

I. kinetics and mechanism of formation of 

the mono-creatinine picric acid complex, 

1664 

Cyclic adenosine monophosphate 

bileacid and detergent interactionwith 

radioasssys based on costed charcoal (SN), 

1727 

cyclic AMP-regulating system in human brain 

and CNS tumors (A), 1222 


Cyclic nucleotides 

some din, applications of cyclic nucleotides 

(A), 1133 

Cystic fibrosis 


lab, confirmation of diagnosis of cystic 

fibrosis. 1841 

Cystyl-aminopeptidase 

spectrophotometric end-point method for 

assay of serum cystyl-aminopeptidase in 

pregnancy, 79 

Data processing 

automated collation of lab, data: evaln. of an 

analyzer with dedicated computer in a 

community hospital (A), 1161 

auto-selective telecommunication system for 

data reporting (A), 1162 

comparison of several transformations for 

thyroxine radioassay data (A), 1161 

expressing results of lab, tests (L), 1759 

expression of random anal. error as a percent 

of range of din, interest, 475 

interpretationand RIA quality.controluse of 

parameters with six different data-reduction 

methods (A), 1215 

interpretation of din, chem. data with aid of 


interpretation of din, chem. data with aid of 


interpretation of lab, results (L), 1937 



metabolites (SI, 1472 

PALL- and RIA data-reduction procedure for 

an on.line desk-top programmable 

calculator(A), 1183 

pictorial reporting of multiple 

thyroid-function results, 1562 

use of a dual floppy diskette system as a mass 

storage device for the GEMSAEC Fast 

Analyzer (A), 1162 

use of a programmable calculator to display 

and classify glucose and insulin values in 

glucose tolerancetests(A), 1160 

use of optical character reading in lab, data 

entry (A), 1160 

Dehydroimipramine 

meas. of tricydlic antidepressants in biol, 



Desipramine 




Desmethylclomipramine 


desmethylclomipramine in plasma or urine 



N-Desmethylclomipramine 

meas. of tricyclic antidepressants in biol, 


pharmacokinetics of clomipraxnine, 892 

Diabetes 

equil. binding studies of insulin antibodies in 

diabetic subjects, 1089 

method for improved din, interpretation of 

diabetes and related diseases using a 

charting system that combines oral glucose 

tolerance testing and immunoreactive 

insulin assays (A), 1186 

Diabetics 

plasma P and erythrocyte 

2,3.diphosphoglycerate concns, of 

nonacidotic diabetics in various degrees of 

metabolic control (L),550 

Diagnostic aids 


diagnosis of infectious hepatitis by 

multicomponent anal, with use of field 

ionization mass spectrometry (5), 1503 

erythrocyte uroporphyrinogen I synthase acty. 

in diagnosis of acute intermittent porphyria, 

1835 


applied to identn. of proteins in serum and 

CSF, 1262 

interpretation of din. chem, data with aid of 

automatic data processing (RI, 1555 

interpretation of lab, results (LI, 1937 


fibrosis, 1841 

modifications of three routine in vitro tests of 

thyroid function (SN), 1715 




on the utilityof f’ibrinogenin multiphasic 

screening and in assessing the activity of 

diseases (A), 1212 

quant. fractionationof alk,phosphatase 

isosnzymes according to thermostability, 42 

selection of enzyme profiles for din, diagnosis 

(A), 1142 



with X.proline p-nitroanilides as substrates, 

in normal and pathologicalsera,1256 

I,2:5,6-Dianhydrogalactitol 

gas-chromatographic anal, for 



Diazepam 

detection of diazepam in urine drug-abuse 

screening by thin-layerchromatog, through 

the identn,of oxazepam (metaboliteof 

diazepam) (A), 1198 

diazepam abuse: incidence, rapid screening, 

and confirming methods, 889 

Digestive disorders 



Digoxin 

absence of hypoalbuminemia in patients 

undergoing digoxin therapy, as related to 

use of digoxin RIA kits (L), 1539 

causes of variability of assay values in RIA of 

digoxin (A), 1183 

DEAE Sephadex LH.20 column chromatog. of 


(A). 1185 

DAE Sephadex LH.20 column chromato, of 


(A), 1226 

digoxin.creatinine clearance ratios as an index 

of digoxin therapy in patients with renal 

insufficiency (A), 1168 

digoxin immunoassay with use of [3Hjdigoxin 

vs. [i2Sljtyrosine.methyl.ester of digoxin 

(L),286 

evaln, of EMIT technique for detn. of serum 

digoxin (SN), 1899 

evaln, of two digoxin RIA procedures in which 

1251-labeled digoxin is used, 193 

false elevation of apparent digoxin in plasma 

of premature infants (A), 1168 

improved micro-RIA of digoxin in serum, with 

use of ‘25I-labeledigoxin (SN), 903 

procedure fordigoxin based upon 

homogeneous enzyme immunoassay (A), 

1185 

reduced variation of tracer binding in digoxin 

RIA by use of IizSI].labeled 

tyrosine-methyl-ester deny,: relation of 

thyroxine concn, to binding (SN), 1732 

RIA and enzyme immunoasaay compared for 

detn, of digoxin (SN), 2029 

stat digoxin-answers in less than 1 h (A), 

1168 

Dihydroxypropyltheophylline 

dihydroxypropyltheophylline and 

oxytriphylline in serum as measured by 


I,3-Dimethylphenobarbital 

decompn, of 1,3-dimethylphenobarbital in 

trimethylanilinium hydroxide (L). 926 

Dipeptidyl-aminopeptldase 

X.prolyl dipeptidyl-aminopeptidase acty., 

with X-proline p-nitroanilides as substrates, 


Diphenylhydantoin 

See also Phenytoin 




analyzer (SN), 905 

comparison of methods for the detn, of 

diphenylhydantoin: GLC, HPLC, and EMIT 

(A), 1207 

diphenylhydantoin in 0,1-mI plasma samples: 


simplified fluorometric assay for 

diphenylhydantoin in plasma (SN), 908 




769 



by high.pressure liquid chromatog. 824 

thyroid-function tests in 

diphenylhydantoin-treated patients (L), 551 

2,3-Diphosphoglycerate 

effect of time and temp. on blood P50 and 

2,3-diphospholycerate measurements, 39 

in vitro changes in blood P50 and erythrocyte 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate concn, 1073 

plasma P, and erythrocyte 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate concns, of 


metabolic control (LI, 550 

relation between erythrocyte 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate and age in a normal 

population (SN), 1918 

Discrete analysis 

comparison of results for 13 din, lab, detns. 


Discrete analyzer 

direct detn, of serum Cl with a semiautomated 

discrete analyzer (SN), 273 

DNAase 

effect of chaotropic agents on human serum 

DNAase isozymes (A), 1178 

L-Dopa 


therapeutic concns. of L-dopa and dopamine 

in serum, 782 

Dopamine 


therapeutic concns, of L.dopa and dopaniine 

in serum, 782 

Drug assay 

See also Screening, Toxicology 

anticonvulsant anal, by liquid chromatog. (A), 

1208 


simultaneous multicomponent drug detens, 

1862 

automated system for the extraction of drugs 

and steroids with XAD-2 resin columns (A), 

1187 

chemical ionization mass spectrometry for 

rapid assay of antiepileptic drugs (A), 1207 

detection of drugs of abuse by RIA: summary 

of published data and some new information 

(RI,712 

detn. of serum concns, of anticonvulsants with 

a fullymechanized enzyme analyzer (A), 

1208 

detn, of some benzodiazepines in serum 



direct use of ion-exchange papers in 

hemagglutination-inhibition tests for drug 

abuse (SN), 1105 

drug screening for employment purposes: 

importance of accuracy (LI, 393 

EMIT opiate assay vs. 

gas-chromatog.-mass-spectrometric detn, of 

morphine and codeine in urine (SN), 1110 

enzymatic assay formethotrexate in serum 

and cerebrospinalfluid, 785 

evaln. of a vidicon spectrometer for 

simultaneous drug detns, (A), 1198 

evaln, of mass spectrometric and gas 

chromatog, procedures for detn, of 

sedative.hypnotic drugs in whole blood (A), 

evaln. of two digoxin RIA procedures in which 

‘251-labeled digoxin is used, 193 

gas-chromatog, behavior of barbituratesafter 

on-column hexylation (A), 1208 

gas-chromatog. identn, of drugs in gastric 

aspirate samples: rapid screening procedure 

for emergency toxicol, (SN), 1906 




gas.chromatographic anal, for succinimide 


micro-scale methods, 341 

GCIMS drug-screening procedure in current 

use (A), 1197 

high-pressure liquid-chromatog. detn, of, 

5-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-5-phenylhydantoin in 

urine, 1672 

identn. of drugs with the Toxi-Lab system (A), 

1189 

interference by NaCI with EMIT method of 

anal. for drugs of abuse (LI, 1935 

interference in Dilantin assays (L), 1236 

modified colorimetric method for 

procainamide in plasma (SN), 379 

new role for the clinical chemist (E), 711 

pharmacokinetic interpretationof data 

gathered during therapeutic drug 

monitoring (RI, 868 

rapid micromethod for the anal. of 

anticonvulsant drugs by high-performance 

liquid chromatography (A), 1208 



RIA, enzyme immunoassay, 

spectrophotometry, and gas-liquid 

chromatogr. compared for detn, of 

phenobarbital and diphenylhydantoin, 749 

RIA of antibioticsand chemotherapeutic 

agents (RI, 726 

kimultaneous GC measurement of plasma 

isosorbide dinitrate, .2-mononitrate, and 

-5-mononitrate (LI,2060 


liquid-chromatoraphic deth. of 

anticonyulsants in serum, 25 

study of contaminants and metabolites during 

therapy with high doses of methotrexate 

(L), 1937 

thin-layer chromatog. detection of quinine, 

morphine, and poI-drugs (LI, 1936 

unusual in vivo and in vitro effects of 

Miconazole and its vehicle solutions on 

serum lipoproteins (A), 1190 

use of infrared spectroscopy in drug anal. (LI, 

1411 

use of saliva in therapeutic drug monitoring 

(A), 1132

Drug dependence 

See Drug assay, Screening, Toxicology 

Drugs of abuse 

See Toxicology 

Duchenne muscular dystrophy 


enzyme release in the imipraniine-serotonin 

exptl. animal model, 1710 

Duodenal ulcer 

results by three kit methods for assay of 

serum gastnin, 1705 

Eoonomics of laboratory operation 

evaln.of benefitsof screening tests done 

immediately on admission to hospital, 968 

federal govt. din, lab, legislation (A), 1146 

financialmanagement considerationsof a 

hospital din, lab. dept.-a hospital 

administrator’s perspective (A), 1144 

how rapid is “rapid”? (L), 1938 

reduction of sample size on the Technicon 


1107 

slow gravity delivery of lab, specimens (A), 

1190 

Education 

report of the 2nd conf,on education in din. 

chem. (SR) 541 

viewpoint of the federalgovernment on 

education programs for clinical chemists 

(A), 1138 

Elastin 

new method for the estn, of elastin (A), 1201 

Electrochemical detection of eluate 


therapeutic concns. of L-dopa and dopamine 

in serum, 782 

Electrochemistry 

spectrophotometric and electrochem, detns. of 

L)’)-lactate in blood by use of lactate 

dehydrogenase from yeast, 1802 

Electrosmmunoassay 

quant. detn, of placentalalkalinephosphatase 

by an electroimmunoassay technique (A), 

1163 

Electroimmunodiffusion 

aj -fetoprotein measurement in blood spotted 

on paper: discriminatingtestfor hereditary 

tyrosinemia in neonatal mass screening, 

1001 

improved electroimmunodiffusion assay of 

fibninogen (SN), 1390 

use of laser nephelometry in measurement of 


Electrolytes 

anal,of variationin automated deth, of Na, K, 


comparison of Na, K, LD, totalprotein and 

hemoglobin in capillaryplasma, capillary 

serum, and venous serum (A), 1212 

Electrolytic conductivity detection 

anal, toxicology: applications of 


detection for gas chromatogr. 739 

Electrophoresis 

adaptation of the acid citrate-agar gel method 

for hemoglobin electrophoresis (SN), 1743 

appn. of immunomicroscopic principles to 

electrophoresis, immunoelectrophoresis, and 

electroimmunodiffusion (A), 1201 

changes in electrophoretic mobilities of a- and 

)-lipoproteins after plasma delipidation, 305 

computer program for serum protein 

electrophoresis calcns, (L), 694 

detn, of apolipoprotein A and its constitutive 

A-I and A-lI polypeptides by separate 

electroimmunoassays, 315 




applied to identn, of proteins in serum and 

CSF, 1262 

immunofixation, I. general principles and 

application to agarose gel electrophoresis, 

497 

immunofixation, HI. applicationto the study 

of monoclonal proteins, 1982 

parallel electrophoretic fractionation of elk. 


acetate strips:din. evaln. (SN), 261 

tracer dye binding in polyacrylamide gel 

electrophoresis of human serum albumin 

(A), 1200 

use of blood specimens collected on filter 

paper in screening for abnormal 

hemoglobins (SN), 685 

Endocrine disorders 




Enthalpiinetry 

primary-reaction enzymatic anal. via kinetic 

enthalpimetry (A), 1223 

Enzymatic immunoassay 



procedures for deth, of diphenylhydantoin 


Enzymatic methods 


detn. of uric acid to the centrifugal analyzer, 

with early reading blank correction (A), 

1196 

cholesterol oxidase-based detn., by 

continuous-flow anal,of total and free 


development of a stable enzyme calibrator for 

din, enzyme anal, (A), 1216 

direct enzymatic detn, of urea in plasma and 


direct enzymatic method for detn. of serum 

triglycerides using glycerol dehydrogenase 

(A), 1195 

enzymatic, fluorometricassay of a-amylase in 

serum, 1702 

enzymatic method for the rapid and 

automated measurement of total serum 

cholesterol(A), 1194 

enzymatic uric acid detn, at 500 nm by 

Tninder method (A), 1223 

evaln, of an enzymatic cholesterol method (L), 

1542 

evaln, of an enzymatic method for determining 

cholesterol with the CentrifiChem analyzer 

(A), 1195 

evaln, of an enzymatic, single reagent 

procedure for anal. of serum triglycerides on 

the ABA- 100 (A), 1195 

evaln, of totally enzymatic, continuous-flow 



interplay of hemoglobin and bilirubin in 

enzymatic cholesterol reactions (A), 1194 

investigation of interfering substances with 

several enzymatic systems for measuring 


kinetic enzymatic method for measuring 

cholesterolin serum (SN), 2042 

kinetic method for enzymatic detn, of 

cholesterol using an oxygen rate analyzer 

(A), 1194 

new immobilized enzyme analyzer for urea 

nitrogen assays (A), 1221 


myocardial infarction in the emergency 

room (A), 1202 

Enzyme activity 

See also Kinetic enzyme activity, and specific 

enzyme of interest 



1179 

avoidance of errorsin the automated detn, of 

serum enzyme activities by use of a 

strip-chart recorder (L), 1411 

catabolism of plasma enzymes, as studied with 

‘251-labeled lactate dehydrogenase-1 in the 

rabbit, 1269 

din, lab, evaln, of the Perkin-Elmer KA-150 

enzyme analyzer (A), 1172 

comparison of the Gilford System 3500 with 

the Beckman System TR for measurement 

of enzyme activity in patients’ serum (A), 

1172 

effect of exercise on serum enzymes, especially 

creatine kinase: approach to studying the 

biol, variance of enzyme half-lives in serum 

(A), 1203 

enzymatic anal, (A), 1142 

enzyme composition of human breast cyst 

fluid (A), 1213 

enzyme dontrol specimens having simulated 

thermal activitydifferentials(A), 1220 

-glutamyltransferase: substrate inhibition, 

kinetic mechanism, and assay conditions, 

417 

interlaboratory survey of assays of five 

enzymes (A), 1217 

normal limits of urinary excretion of 11 

enzymes, 1567 

optimized continuous-monitoring procedure 

for semiautomated detn, of acid 

phosphatase acty. (SN), 2025 

prepn. of lyophilized isoenzyme controls (A), 

1214 

primary-reaction enzymatic anal. via kinetic 

enthalpimetry (A), 1223 

propagation of erroranal,of the enzyme acty. 


random error of a kinetic enzyme analyzer 

(5), 1438 

provisional recommendation (1974) on IFCC 

methods for measurement of catalytic 

concn, of enzymes (SR), 380 




standn, efforts in din. enzymol. (A), 1142 

Enzyme immunoassay 





assay of phenytoin: adaptation of “EMIT” to 

the centrifugalanalyzer (SN), 911 




human choniogonadotropin, 1372 

detn, of serum concns. of anticonvulsants with 

a fully mechanized enzyme analyzer (A), 

1208 

double-antibody enzyme immunoassay applied 

to human oi.fetoprotein, 198 

enzyme-immunoassay (RI, 1243 





homogenous enzyme immunoassay for T-4 in 

serum (A), 1185 

interference by NaCI with EMIT method of 

anal, for drugs of abuse (L), 1935 

primidone anal,: correlation of gas-chromatog. 


procedure for digoxin based upon 

homogeneous enzyme immunoassay (A), 

1185 

quantitative enzyme immunoassay: current 

status (RI, 733 

RIA and enzyme immunoassay compared for 

detn, of digoxin (SN), 2029 



chromatogr. compared for detn. of 


Enzyme-linked immunoabsorbent assay 



Epilepsy 

diphenylhydantoin in 0,1-mi plasma samples: 

gsa chromatography and RIA compared, 246 

gas.chromatographic anal. for succinimide 


micro-scale methods, 341 

Epinephrine 

measurement of changes in plasma 

epinephrine and norepinephrine during 

continuous work using a rapid, new 

radiometnic assay (A), 1170 

Errata 

See Corrections 

Erythropoiesis regulatory factors 

comparison of four preparations of 

erythropoiesis regulatory factors (A), 1216 

Erythropoietic protoporphyria 

beta-carotene content of certain organs from 


beta.carotene (CR), 922 

Estriol 

direct RIA for serum estriol during pregnancy, 

484 

nonchromatographic RIA of unconjugated 

estriol in plasma, with polyethylene glycol 

as precipitant, 359 

rapid RIA of total urinary estriol, 611 

Estrogen receptor protein 

characterization and partial purifn. of the 

estrogen from human uterus (A), 1181 




effect of urobilinogen on urinary estrogen 

detn, (LI, 124 

estradiolreceptor assay in human breast 

cancer (A), 1174 

estrogen receptor protein in multiple 

nonsimultaneoua specimens from individual 

patients with breast cancer (A), 1174 

preliminary evaln, of estrogen binding and 

receptor proteins in melanoma (A), 1174 

Estrogens 

automated method for total urinary estrogens 

in pregnancy (A), 1169 

chemistry of the Kober reaction (SN), 679 

total estrogen analyzed by double-beam 

fluorescence (A), 1170 

Ethanol 

automated enzymic detn, of ethanol in blood, 

serum, and urine with a miniature 


comparison of four kits for enzymatic deth. of 

ethanol in blood, 83 

ethanol-host interactions: stimulation of 

glucose utiln, (A), 1199 

ethchlorvynol interference with oxidimetric 

detn, of ethanol in urine (LI, 694 


human pharmacokinetics of ethanol: further 

studies (A), 1199 

Experimental error 

See Variation, source of 

Extracorporeal perfusion 




Fast analyzer 

See Centrifugal analyzer 

Fatty scids 

interference of fatty acids in the competitive 

protein-binding assay for serum thyroxine, 

673 

Feces 

water content of feces by the Karl Fischer 

method, 1351 

Feline metabolism 

screening for errors in galactose metabolism 

with the erythrocyte, 2010 

Ferritin 

comparison of three procedures for isolating 

human ferritin, for use as a std. in an 

immunoradiometric assay, 513 

ferritin and bodily iron stores (LI, 1540 

sources of error in measuring ferritin (L), 1755 

Fetal maturity 



Fetal status 

appendix, 427 


484 

evaln. of fetal well-being: din, and anal, 

considerations (A), 1144 

method for monitoring plasma progesterone 

concns. in pregnancy, 422 






phosphatidylcholine in amniotic fluid (SN), 

681 

,,i-Fetoprotein 


to human ni-fetoprotein, 198 

a1-fetoprotein measurement in blood spotted 

(in paper: discriminating test for hereditary 


1001 

purifn. of i,i-fetoprotein, 1306 

Fibrin 

rapid kineticmethod for the evaln,of 

fibrinolytic disorders using N”-CBZ-lysine 

p-nitrophenyl ester (A), 1221 

#{149}Fibrinogen 

improved electroimmunodiffusion assay of 

fibrinogen (SN), 1390 

measuring fibrinogen in plasma, with use of a 

plasmin inhibitor, 381 

plasma filirin,,gen and anemia: further studies 

on the utility of fibrinogen in multiphssic 



rapid radioiodination of autologous fibrinogen 

(A), 1206 

Flame spectroscopy 

flame photometric anal, at 120 samples an 

hour with a programmable calculator (A), 

1211 

Fluorescence spectroscopy 

multicomponent anal, by rapid scanning 

fluorescence spectroscopy (SI, 1483 

Fluoride 

normal range of serum ionic F and its 

relationship to age and sex (A), 1189 

serum ionic F: normal range, relationship to 

age and sex, 1884 

5-Fluorocytosine 

gas-chromatog. detn. of 5-fluorocytosine in 

human serum, 772 

Fluorometry 

anal, for indole compds. in urine by 


with fluorometricdetection,184 

automated fluorometricmethod fordetn, of 

sorhitol dehydrogenase and its application 

to assessment of liver damage in bovine 

mycotoxicosis (A), 1224 


of urinary and other porphyrins, 1057 

enzymatic, fluorometric assay of a-amylase in 

serum, 1702 

erythrocyte uroporphyrinogen I synthase adty. 


1835 


fluorescamine, 413 

free-falling drop detector-a novel 

fluorescence detector for high-performance 

liquidchromatog. (S),1434 





simplified fluorometric assay for 

diphenylhydantoin in plasma (SN), 908 

total estrogen analyzed by double-beam 

fluorescence (A), 1170 

ultramicromethod for detn. of plasma uric 

acid,964 

Folate 

competitive protein binding assay of bound 

and freeserum folate(A), 1182 

decreased radiosssay values for folate after 

serum extraction when pteroylglutamic acid 

standards are used, 647 

detn. of erythrocyte folate by competitive 

protein-binding assay preceded by extn. 982 

detn. of serum folate: comparison of four 

commercially available iodinated radioassay 

kits (A), 1227 

evaln. of an 1-125 folate radioasssy kit (A), 

1227 

folate and coated charcoal reagent (LI, 1408 

method for removal of folate binding proteins 

prior to serum folate radioassay (A), 1182 

Folate binding protein, identity 

sepn. of folate binding protein from human 

serum by DEAE-cellulose column 


Folate binding proteins 



Galactose 

screening with erythrocytes for genetic enzyme 

deficiencies of glucose and galactose 

metabolism (A), 1218 

Galactosemia 



Gammopathies 


applied to identn.of proteins in serum and 

CSF, 1262 

Gas chromatography 

methaqualone assay by RIA and gas 

chromatography (L), 689 

Gases 

See Blood gases 

Gastric aspirate 

gas-chromatog. identn. of drugs in gastric 


for emergency toxicol. (SN), 1906 

Gastrin 


radioassays based on coated charcoal (SN), 

1727 

ciimparison of two kit methods for 

measurement of serum gastrin (A), 1188 


serum gastrin, 1705 

RIA of gastrin by double-antibody technique 

(A). i2OF, 

Gel filtration 

sepn. and quantitation of serum constituents 


sepn. and quantn. of serum constituents 


Genetics 

immunofixation. H: application to typing of 

,,i-antitrypsin at acid pH (SN), 1735 




Gentamicin 

evaln. of gentamicin acetyl transfersse for the 

enzymatic detn. of serum gentamicin (A), 

1168 

Gontamicin acetyl transferase 

evaln. of gentamicin acetyl transferase for the 

enzymatic detn, of serum gentamicin (A), 

1168 

Gilford System 3500 

evaln. of a discrete-sample computer-directed 

din, analyzer, 211 

Glomerular vs. tubular proteinuria 

measuring the concn. of urinary proteins 

according to mol, size category, 667 

Glucose 

appln. of Glucinet to continuous-flow 

analyzers (A), 1191 

calibration of glucose methods with 

lyophilized.materials: a caution (LI, 926 

ethanol-host interactions: stimulation of 

glucose utiln. (A), 1199 

evaln. of a dipstick test for glucose in urine, 

205 

evain. of a reagent-strip method for glucose in 

whole blood, compared with a hexokinsse 

method, 74 

evaln. of Trinder’s method and the Beckman 

System I method for serum glucose (A), 

1190 

glucose oxidase chemiluminescence 

measurement of glucose in urine compared 

with hexokinase method (SN), 372 




hexokinase (S),1427 


continuous-flow detn. of serum glucose, 1017 

influence of renal insufficiency on glucose 

values (A), 1213 

interferenceby acetaminophen in the glucose 

oxidase-peroxidase method for blood 


kinetic meas, of glucose with a centrifugal 



manual and automated direct serum glucose 

detn. employing orthotoluidine without 

glacial acetic acid (Al, 1192 

measurement of glucose in plasma, with use of 

immobilized glucose oxidase and peroxidase, 

1378 

microcalorimetric detn, of glucose in ref. 






rapid, inexpensive measurement of glucose by 

a glucose oxidase/peroxidase method using 

an Abbott ABA-l00 Analyzer (A), 1173 

rapid microanalyzer for glucose and urea (L), 

1537 




stabilization of blood glucose by cooling with 

ice: an effective procedure for preservation 

of samples from adults and newborn infants 

(A), 1186 


ice for sample preservation (SN), 2031 

use of an inhibitor in kinetic detn, of glucose 

with a centrifugal analyzer by the glucose 

dehydrogenase reaction (L), 929 

Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase 



detn, of serum glucose on Technicon’s 


Glucose oxidase 

immobilized glucose oxidsse in 

continuous-flow detn, of serum glucose, 1017 

Glucose phosphate isomerase 



transpeptidase. and lactate dehydrogenase 



Glutamine 

improved cation-exchange separation of 

asparagine and glutamine in the presence of 

other amino acids (L), 1233 

-‘ -Glutamyltransferase 

automated kinetic detn, of gamma glutamyl 

transpeptidase (A), 1224 

effect of glutamate on ‘y-glutamyltransferase 

acty. (LI, 558 


‘y-glutamyltransferase activity: case of renal 


effects of cold storage on acty. of 

gamma-glutamyltransferase in serum (SN), 

103 

-glutamyltransferase: substrate inhibition, 

kinetic mechanism, and assay conditions, 

417 

N-acetylglucosaminidase and 

‘y-glutamyltransferase in urine and 

renal-transplant rejection (L), 925 

new method for assay of ‘-glutamyl 

transpeptidase (A), 1224 

new substrate for f’luorometric detn, of GGTP 

(EC 2.3.2.2) acty. (A), 1222 

optimal ‘y-glutamyltransferase assay? (LI,122 

quant. fractionation of alk. phosphatase 

isoenzymes according to thermostability, 42 

reaction-rate method for 

-glutamyltransferase acty. in serum (SM), 

2046 

- -Glutamyl transpeptidase 






Glutathione reductase 

anomalous behavior of glutathione reductase 

(in dun, 1005 

glutathione reductase as a possible source of 

error in common lab, tests (LI, 1236

Glycoproteins 


Liquid -chromatog. anal, for mannose, 

galactose, fucoee, and sialic acid in serum 

(SI, 1516 

GOT 

See Aspartate aminotransferase 

Gout 

increased purine-nucleoside phoephorylase 

activity in erythrocytes of gouty patients 

(L), 939 

Guanidine 


derivs. in plasma of patients with chronic 


Halothane 

effect of halothane anesthesia on muscle, liver, 

thyroid, and adrenal-function tests in man, 

217 

Hanke, Martin Charles Edward 

(obit), 1952 

Haptoglobin 

kinetic detn, of serum haptoglobin on a 


kinetic detn. of serum haptoglobin with a 


Heart disease 



cardiac-specific creatine kinase isoenzymes in 

the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction 

by ion-exchange chromatography and 

Gilford Model-3401 automatic enzyme 




92 



nature of the interaction between low-density 

lipoproteins and polyanions and metal ions, 

as exemplified by heparin and Ca2’, 1812 

plasma high-density lipoprotein cholesterol 

concns, detd, after removal of other 

lipoproteins by heparmn-manganese pptn or 

by ultracentrifn, 1828 

plasma tropacocaine esterase acty. in control 

subjects and in subjects with liver failure, 

diabetes and myocardial infarction (A), 1203 


myocardial infarction in the emergency 

room (A), 1202 

Hemoglobin 

adaptation of the acid citrate-agar gel method 


comparison of Na, K, LD, total protein and 

hemoglobin in capillary plasma, capillary 


improved batch and column sepn. in the assay 

of hemoglobin A2 (SN), 2036 

methods of quantitation for fetal hemoglobin. 

evaln, of four different procedures (A), 1187 

plasma hemoglobin assay using 

tetramethylbenzidine (A), 1191 




Heparin 

non-effect of heparin on serum electrolyte 

values (L), 1540 

Hepatic disease 

See Liver disease 

Hepatic encephalopathy 

technical pitfalls in measurement of venous 

plasma NH:i concn, 663 

Hexokinase 



detn. of serum glucose on Technicon’s 


standardized method for assay of hexokinase 

in tissue (A), 1179 

Hexosamines 

improved continuous-flow detn, of total serum 

hexosamines (SN), 1394 

Hexosaminidase 

identn, of Tay-Sachs genotypes by automated 

determination of tear hexosaminidase A pH 

inactivation (A), 1226 

kinetic detn, of hexosaminidases for 

Tay-Sachs heterozygote screening, 1631 

History 

Chicago section, AACC, 111 

history of the N. V. upstate section, AACC, 

1933 

Homogeneous enzyme immunoassay 


status (R), 733 

Homovanillic acid 

simultaneous quantn, of 





Hormones 

See the specific hormone of interest 

automated approach to RIA of somatotropin 

and insulin (5), 1510 


end-point parameter adjustment on a small 

desk-top programmable calculator for 

logit-log anal, of RIA data, 1383 

fluorescent immunoassay: an approach to 

hormone and antigen anal, 

hormones in breast cyst fluid 

(A), 1169 

(A), 1213 

recently discovered hypothalamic-pituitary 

hormones (R), 5 






standardization in peptide hormone 

immunoassays: 

957 

Hydrocortisone 

principle and practice (E), 

direct RIA of hydrocortisone (A), 1205 

4-Hydroxy-3-methoxymandelic 




4-hydroxy-3-methozyphenylacetic 

(homovanillic) acids in urine, 

4-Hydroxy-3-methoxymandelic 

310 

acid 

thin-layer chromatog. method for urinary 

4-hydroxy-3-methoxymandelic acid 

(vanilmandelic acid) (SM), 2046 

4-Hydroxy-3-methoxyphenylacetic 






((-Hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase 

continuous-flow detn, of serum 

((-hydroxybutyrate 

1177 

dehydrogenase arty. (A), 

tetrazolium procedure for the “HBD”/LDH 

ratio (A), 1177 

I 7-Hydroxycorticosteroids 

improved assay for urinary 

17.hydroxycorticosteroids, 232 

5-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)-5-phenylhydantoin 

high-pressure liquid-chromatog. detn, of 

5-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-5-phenylhydantoin in 

urine, 1672 

25-Hydroxyvitamin 133 

measurement of 25.hydroxyvitamin D3 in 

serum. 364 

Hyperargininemia 

enzyme-loaded erythrocytes in in-vitro 

correction of arginase-deficient erythrocytes 

in familial hyperargininemia, 323 

Hyperlipemia 

interferenceswith the starch-iodineassay for 


hyperlipemia, 

Hyperlipidemia 

2006 




Hyperlipoproteinemia 




stability of fatty acids in hyperlipoproteinemic 

plasma during long-term storage, 445 

Hypoalbuminemia 



use of digOxin 

Hypothyroidism 

RIA kits (L), 1539 

factors influencing results for thyroxine concn. 

in blood, as measured in paper filter spots in 

screening 

1392 

IFCC 

for neonatal hypothyroidism (SN), 

provisional recommendation 

methods for measurement 

(1974) on IFCC 

of catalytic 

cmcn. of enzymes (SRI, 380 

Ig 

See lmmunoglobin(s), Immunologic 

lmipramine 

disorders 

effect of imipramine on membrane-bound 

enzymes 

induction 

1225 

as a possible mechanism in 

of experimental myopathy (A), 

gas-chromatog. anal, for therapeutic concns, of 



meas, of tricyclic antidepressants in biol. 






Immobilized-enzymeflow-entb*lpimetrlc 

analyzer 


analyzer: application to glucose deth. by 

direct phosphorylation 

hezokinase (SI, 1427 

catalyzed by 

Immobilized enzymes 


continuous-flow 

Immunoassay 

detn, of serum glucose, 1017 

digoxin immunoassay with use of [3H]digoxin 

vs. [isslJtyrosinemethylester of digoxin 

(LI, 286 

Immunoassay,nonisotopic 

nonisotopic immunoassay (A), 1133 

Immunochemistry 

See also Radioassay, Radioimmunoaasay 

appn. of immunomicroscopic principles to 

electrophoresis, immunoelectrophoresis, and 

electroimmunodiffusion (A), 1201 


eluate monitoring (SI, 1493 

comparison of methods for detection of 

immune complexes using monoclonal 

anti-gamma globulins (A), 1219 

immunochem, 

a centrifugal 

detn, of immunoglobulins 

analyzer, 1037 

with 



CSF, 1262 

internal standn, of gel immunoelec’trophoretic 

procedures through the use of a dual 

antigen-antibody system (A), 1200 

removal of endogenous antigen from an 

antibody 

constant 

to increase 

(A), 1205 

its effective affinity 

standardization 

immunoassays: 

957 

in peptide 

principle 

hormone 

and practice (El, 

turbidimetry vs. light scattering in 

immunochem, 

lmmunodiffusion 

(LI, 556 

normative values of serum immunoglobulins 

by single radial 

(RI, 594 

immunodiffusion: review 

Immunoelectrophoresis 


#{216}-lipoproteins after plasma delipidation, 305 

immunofixation. III. application to the study 

of monoclonal 

Immunof’ixation 

proteins, 1982 

immunofixation. I. general principles and 

application 

497 

to agarose gel electrophoresis, 


ai-antitrypsin at acid pH (SN), 1735 

immunofixation. III. application to the study 

of monoclonal 

Immunoglobulins 

proteins, 1982 

biol, and anal, variation in IgA, 1gM, IgG and 

C3 in a reference population (A), 1200 




modifications and results in multiple 

sclerosis (LI, 1234 

evaln, of FLAX system for quantn. of serum 

immunoglobulins G, A, and M (A), 1200 



CSF, 1262 

immunofixation. Ill, application to the ‘study 

of monoclonal proteips, 1982 


by single radial immunodiffusion: review 

(RI, 594 

standardn, of hunan immunoglobulin 

quantitation: review of current status and 

problems (El, 577 

Immunohematology 

instrumental sample.prepn. technique for an 


(SI, 1456 

Immunologic methods 

standardn, of human immunoglobulin 

quantitation: review of current status 

problems (E), 577 

Immunoradiometric assay 

and 

comparison of three procedures for isolating 

human ferritin, for use as a sod, in an 

immunoradiometric assay, 513 

Inborn errors of metabolism 

See Inherited 

Indoles 

disorders 

anal. for indole compds. in urine by 


with fluorometric detection, 184 

relation of pH to fluorescence of serotonin, 



Infectious hepatitis 


multicomponent anal. with use of field 

ionization mass spectrometry (S), 1503 


Information for author. 

inl’ormation for authors, 1 

Infrared rpectrometry 

total blood CO2 and CO estimation by infrared 

spectrometry (A), 1189 

Inherited disorders 

antenatal diagnosis of enzyme defects (A), 

1143 

enzyme-loaded erythrocytes in in-vitro 

correction of argmnase-deficient erythrocytes 

in familial hyperargininemia, 323 



1835 

ni-fetoprotein measurement in blood spotted 

on paper: discriminating test for hereditary 


1001 




Tay-Sachs heterozyote screening, 1631 





metabolites (5), 1472 



spot test for uroporphyrmnogen I synthase, 

enzyme deficient in intermittent acute 

porphyria, 1991 




urinary org. acids in man, I, normal patterns, 

1283 

Insulin 


and insulin (5), 1510 



evidence for chromium-insulin interaction (A), 

1184 

method for improved din, interpretation of 

diabetes and related diseases using a 

charting system that combines oral glucose 

tolerance testing and immunoreactive 

insulin assays (A), 1186 

Interlaboratory performance 

anal, of results of toxicol. examns. performed 

by coroners’ or medical examiners’ 

laboratories in 2000 drug-involved deaths in 

nine major U. S. cities, 847 

interlaboratory survey of assays of five 

enzymes (A), 1217 


control, 1675 

reliability of constitutent target values estab, 

in a large inter-lab, survey, 1027 

results: nine-lab. survey of forensic tozicol. 

proficiency,843 

Intermethod comparison 

atomic absorption assays of blood lead: Delves 

cup vs. graphite furnace (A), 1209 

din, evaln, of five quant. methods for urinary 

total-protein detn, (A), 1201 

comparison of methods for the deth. of 

diphenylhydantoin: GLC, HPLC, and EMIT 

(A), 1207 



comparison of results for 13 din, lab. detns, 

with three automated anal, systems. 346 



procedures for detn. of diphenylhydantoin 





gas-chromatog.-mass-spectrometric detn, of 




erythrocyte porphyrin anal. in detection of Pb 

poisoning in children: evaln. of four 

micromethods, 161 

evaln, of a new enzymatic kit for serum 

triglycerides (SN), 520 



analyzer: application to glucose detn, by 


hexokinase (SI, 1427 

kinetic enzymatic method for measuring 

cholesterol in serum (SN), 2042 

kinetic mess. of glucose with a centrifugal 



lactate dehydrogenase acty. in serum and 

plasma, 1024 





microcalorimetric detn, of glucose in ref. 










concns, detd. after removal of other 

lipoproteins by heparin-manganese pptn or 

by ultracentrifn, 1828 

polarographic method for rapid microdeth, of 

cholesterol with cholesterol esteraae and 


primidone anal.: correlation of gas-chromatog. 



amphetamine assay in biol, fluids, 789 



(SN), 1915 



chromatogr. compared for detn. of 


RIA for serum cortisol with I-labeled 





serum quinidine concns,: comparison of 

fluorescence, gas-chromatog., and 


methods, 810 

three-way comparison of serum cholesterol 

methods in routine lab. operation (A), 1221 

International Federation of Clin. Chem. 

provisional recommendation on quality control 

in din. chem, part 1. general principles and 

terminology (SR), 532 

Intestinal transport 

active intestinal transport of several vitamins 

by the frog (A), 1193 

Intracerebral murine ependymoblastomas 



anti-neoplsstic agent, in plasma, 1639 

Intrinsic factor 

immobilization of intrinsic factor on walls of 

polypropylene tubes (A), 1182 

Ion chromatography 

ion chromatog.: new technique for din. chem. 

(S), 1424 

Ion-selective electrodes 

new techniques for ion-selective measurements 

of ionized Ca in serum after pH adjustment 

of aerobically handled sera, 461 

Iron 

ferritin and bodily iron stores (L), 1540 

rapid, micro radioreceptor assay for total 

iron-binding capacity and unsaturated iron 

binding capacity (A), 1183 

serum iron detn. in patiehts receiving therapy 

with iron dextran (“Imferon”) (SN), 524 

single-tube technique for direct measurement 

of serum iron and iron binding capacity 

using Ferrozine (A), 1210 

Iron-binding capacity 

single-tube technique for direct measurement 

of serum iron and iron binding capacity 

using Ferrozine (A), 1210 

Iron dextran 

serum iron detn. in patiehta receiving therapy 

with iron dextran (‘linferon”) (SN), 52’4 

Isosorbide nitrate 

simultaneous GC measurement of plasma 

isosorbide dinitrate, -2-mononitrate, and 

.5-mononitrate (L), 2060 

Jaffe reaction 

reaction of alk. sodium picrate with creatinine: 

I. kinetics and mechanism of formation of 

the mono-creatinine picric acid complex, 

1664 

Japan, din. chem. in 

Japan, 566 

Ketamine 

thin-layer and gas-chromatographic detn. of 

ketamine and some in vivo metabolites (A), 

1191 

I 7-Ketosteroids 

comparative chromogenicities and discrepant 

spectra obtained between heterogeneous and 

homogeneous Zimmermann reactions (A), 

1170 

simple detn, of 3a-hydroxy fraction and 

3-hydroxy fraction of urinary 

I 7-ketosteroids, 1066 

Kidney 

See Renal 

Kidney disease 

alterations in proportions of serum 

phospholipids in chronic renal failure (LI, 

1938 

influence of renal insufficiency on glucose 

values (A), 1213 

simplified detn, of plasma inulin in testing 

kidney function (LI, 1239 




Kinetic analysis 

evaln. of a computerized stopped-flow 

spectrophotometer for kinetic anal. (A), 

1160 

kinetic data anal. on the CentrifiChem 

computer system (A), 1161 

Kinetic enzyme assay 



92 

kinetic detn, of serum lipase acty. with the 

Abbott ABA-100, 607 

propagation of error anal, of the enzyme arty. 



(5), 1438 

Kit methods 



use of digoxmn RIA kits (LI, 1539 

adaptation of the acid citrate-aar gel method 


comparison of four kits for enzymatic detn. of 

ethanol in blood, 83 

comparison of two kit methods for 

measurement of serum gastrin (A), 1188 

complement C3 in serum and plasma, as 

measured by radial immunodiffusion with 

four commercial kits, 267 

detn. of serum folate: comparison of four 


kits (A), 1227 


gas-chromatog.-mass-spectrometric deth. of 


evaln. of a new enzymatic kit for serum 


evaln. of 3 commercially available manual 

“kit” methods for serum triglycerides (SN), 

1896 



interbatch variability in measurement of 

urinary amylase with a commercial kit (LI, 

556 

poor sepn. of CK isoenzymes with 

column-chromatog. kits (L), 552 


simplified RIA for triiodothyronine: evain. of a 

new commercial kit (SN), 1402 

stable liquid control sample for pregnancy 

testing (A), 1215 

use of polyethylene glycol in sepn. bound from 

unbound ligand in RIA of thyroxine, 299 

Kober reaction 

chemistry of the Kober reaction (SN), 679 

Kober-reaction chromogen (L), 1545 

Laboratory aid 

evaln. of a new system (“Corvac”) for sepg. 

serum from blood for routine lab. 

procedures, 1012 

Laboratory safety 

‘Legion disease” prompts new attention to 

lab. safety (L), 1939 

The Occupational Safety and Health Act 

(OSHA) and laboratory safety (A), 1145 

Lactate 

automated enzymatic detn. of L-lactate in 

serum with a miniature centrifugal analyzer 

(SN), 2038 


DuPont aca (A), 1220 

spectrophotometric and electrochem. detns. of 

i,)’)-lactate in blood by use of lactate 

dehydrogenase from yeast, 1802 

Lactate dehydrogenase 

automated sepn. and measurement of lactate 

dehydrogenase isoenzymes, 468 



1179 

best buffer for assay of lactate dehydrogenase, 

lactate-to-pyruvate reaction, 1872 

catabolism of plasma enzymes, as studied with 

‘25I-labeled lactate dehydrogenase-1 in the 

rabbit, 1269 


two-fraction isolation of LD-5 and CK-MB; 

LD-1,2. evain. in alcoholic patients (A), 1203




detection of LDH inhibitors in NADH by 

kinetic methods, 1648 

detn, of lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme acty. 

by kinetic microcalorimetry (A), 1177 

effect of reaction initiator on lactate 

dehydrogenase assay (SN), 1098 - 

high-pressure liquid-chromatographic sepn. of 

lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes, 471 




interconverting measurements of lactate 

dehydrogenase activities in pyrophoephate, 

tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane and 

2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol (A), 1177 

lactate dehydrogenase acty. in serum and 

plasma, 1024 

multiple isoenzyme assay by continuous-flow 

anal,of high-performance 

liquid-chromatographic elustes (A), 1178 




in human fetal, normal adult,and malignant 





tetrazolium procedure for the “HBD”/LDH 

ratio (A), 1177 

time-dependency of human LDH isoenzyme 5 

inhibition by urea (LI, 2059 

Laser 


serum proteins (S), 1465 

LDH 

See Lactate dehydrogenase 

Lead 

anal, of Pb concn. in tapwater in homes of 

children with known elevated blood Pb (A), 

1209 


cup vs.graphite furnace (A), 1209 




erythrocyte protoporphyrmn in children with 

recurrent Pb intoxication (A), 1209 

micromethod for blood Pb anal, by anodic 


organic Pb poisoning resulting from gasoline 

sniffing (A), 1209 

use of erythrocyte protoporphyrmn and Pb in 

blood in screening a pediatric population for 

undue Pb exposure (A), 1209 

Lead poisoning 

erythrocyte uroporphyrinogen I synthsse acty. 


1835 

Lecithin:cholesterol acyltransferase 

deficiency 

detn, of apolipoprotein A and itsconstitutive 

A-I and A-I! polypeptides by separate 


Lecithin/sphingomyelin ratio 

specificity and reproducibility of acetone ppth. 


phosphatidyicholine in amniotic fluid (SN), 

681 

Leukocytes 

biol, and anal, sources of van, in leukocyte 

concns, using a very precise automated 



acids from polymorphonuclear leukocytes, 

1618 

Lidocaine 

detn, in serum of therapeutic concns, of 

lidocaine and procainamide by use of HPLC 

(A), 1167 

Light scattering 


immunochem. (LI, 556 

Lipase 

diagnostic use of pancreatic lipase detn. by 

radial enzyme diffusion, and design of a 

routine pancreatic profile, 638 

evaln, of lipase acty. in serum by radial 

enzyme diffusion,633 

is the lipase in normal serum of pancreatic 

origin? (A), 1212 


Abbott ABA-100, 607 

Lipase in tissues, urine 


enzyme diffusion, 633 

Lipids 

addn. of triglyceride to serum for use in qual. 

control and reference, 1299 


fragments 

1201 

of human serum albumin (A), 

cholesterol oxidase-based deth., by 

continuous-flow anal, of total and free 



enhance cholesterol doncns. in prepn. of 


DEAE Sephadex LH-20 column chromsto#{231}. of 

digoxin and metabolites and phoapholipids 

(A), 1226 

direct enzymatic method for 

triglycerides using glycerol 

(A), 1195 

detn. of serum 

dehydrogenase 

effect of lipids on turbidity in lyophilized 

control sera (A), 1215 

electrophoretic detn. of type III 

hyperlipoproteinemia (A), 1194 

evaln. of an enzymatic, single reagent 

procedure for anal, of serum triglycerides 

the ABA-i#{174} (A), 1195 

evaln, of a new enzymatic kit for serum 

on 


evaln. of totally enzymatic, continuous-flow 



simplified, totally enzymatic method for the 

detn, of serum triglycerides on the 

CentrifiChem (A), 1197 

stability of fatty acids in hyperlipoprot.einemic 

plasma during long-term storage, 445 

Lipoamide dehydrogenase 

liposmide dehydrogenase in serum: prelim. 

report (SN), 275 

Lipoproteinemla 

See also Lipoproteins 

Lipoproteins 


-lipoproteins after plasma delipidation, 305 


A-I and A-I! polypeptidea by separate 


enzymatic detns. of cholesterol in 

high-density-lipoprotein fractions prepd. by 

precipitation (SN), 98 

nature of the interaction between low-density 

lipoproteins and polyaniona and metal ions, 

as exemplified by heparin and Ca2’, 1812 


concns, cletd. after removal of other 

lipoproteins by heparmn-manganese ppth or 

by ultracentrifn, 

Liquid scintillation 

1828 

quench-correction techniques 

scintillation (LI, 928 

Lithium 

in liquid 

rapid detn, of plasma and erythrocyte lithium 

concns. by atomic absorption spectroecopy 

(A), 1210 

Liver disease 

anomalous behavior of glutathionereductase 

on diln, 1005 

automated 

sorbitol 

fluorometric method for deth. of 

dehydrogenase and its application 



din. usefulness of measuring prothrombin 

time as a routine admission test, 1644 




double-antibody enzyme immunoassay 

to human ai-fetoprotein, 198 

applied 







(S), 1528 

quant. fractionation of alk, phosphatase 

isoenzymes according to thermoetability, 42 


serum alk, phosphatase measured by using 





X-prolyl dipeptidyl-aniinopeptidase acty., 



Liver function test 


Luliberin 


hormones 

Lysozyme 

(R), 5 

evaln, of serum lysozyme in differentiation of 

inflammatory bowel disease (A), 1204 

serum lysozyme in Crohn’s disease and 

ulcerative colitis (A), 1204 

Magnesium 



quantn. of serum Mg with a centrifugal 

analyzer (CentrifiChem) (A), 1196 

Malpractice suits 

“court evidence stressed in malpractice suits” 

(A), 1146 

Marihuana 

effect of marihuana (delta-9 

tetrahydrocannabmnol) on secretion of sex 

hormones in the mature male rhesus 

monkey (A), 1184 

effect of marihuana (delta.9 

tetrahydrocannabinol) on the secretion of 

luteinizing hormone in the mature female 

rhesus monkey (A), 1184 

marihuana metabolites in urine of man, VI, 

recovery of acidic metabolitea by sequential 

thin-layer chromatog. (Al, 1198 

Mass fragmentography 

detection and quantn. of phencycidine in 

blood by use of (2H5jphencyclidine and 


phencyclidine intoxn. 1623 


application of mass fraginentography to 


Mass spectrometry 

chemical ionization mass spectrometry for 

rapid assay of antiepileptic drugs (A), 1207 

critical evaln, of the contributions of GC-MS 

to emergency toxicology service (A), 1198 


blood by use of 12H&Jphencydlidine and 



development and use of anal, systems based 

on mass apectrometry (A), 1131 


multicomponent anal. with use of field 

ionization mass spectrometry (S), 1503 

gas chromatog. and mass spectrometry in anal. 


constituents of din, interest (R), 1775 


overdosage withprimidone and 



49 





application of mass fragmentography to 


Mechanized analysis 

See Analytical systems, Centrifugal analyser, 

Continuous-flow analysis, or specific 

instrument of interest 

Meconium 

lab. confirmation of diagnosis of cystic 


Melatonln 




Membrane integrity 


acids from polymorphonuclear leukocyt#{224}, 

1618 

sarcolemmal membrane changes relatedto 



Meningitis 


DuPont ada (A), 1220 

Mercury 

automated method for detn. of Hg in urine, 

1604 

modified detn, of total and inorg. Hg in urine 


apectrometry (SN), 1719 

Metabolism 



Methadone 



(SN), 1915 

Methaqualone 


chromatography (L), 689 

Methemoglobin 

mechanism for conversion of oxyhemoglobin 

to methemoglobmn by nitrite, 1986 

Methotrexate 







apid RIA for methotrexate in biol, fluids, 813 

study of contaminants and metabolites during 

therapy with high doses of methotrexate 

(LI, 1937 

3-Methoxy-4-hydroxymandelic acid 

thin-layer chromatog. detn, of urinary 

3-methoxy-4-hydroxymandelic 

1169 

acid (A), 

Methsuximide 

monitoring drug concns. in a case of combined 

overdoaage with primidone and 


Miconazole 

unusual in vivo and in vitro effects of 

Miconazole and its vehicle solutions on 

serum lipoproteins (A), 1190 

l2-Microglobulin 

measuring the concn, of urinary proteins 

according to mol. 

Mineral metabolism 

size category, 667 

See Trace elements or specific element of 

interest 

Mitochondria 



beta-carotene (CR), 922 

Molar abaorptivity 

detn. of the molar absorptivity of NADH, 141 

molar abaorptivities of -NADH and 

#{216}-NADPH, 151 

Molecular pathology 

is molecular pathol. an endless frontier? 

1140 

(A), 

Monitoring therapy 

high-pressure liquid-chromatog. deth. of 

5.(4.hydroxyphenyl)-5-phenylhydantoin 

urine, 1672 

Morphine 

in 

improved detection of morphine on TLC 

plates (LI, 396 

Multiconiponent analysis 


multicomponent anal, with use of field 

ionization mass spectrometry (SI, 1503 

multicomponent anal. by rapid scanning 

fluorescence spectroscopy (S), 1483 

Multiple myeloma 

anion gap: its use in quality control, 

negative anion gap in a young adult 

643 

with 

multiple myeloma (CR), 1920 

Multiple sclerosis 


modifications and results in multiple 

sclerosis (LI, 1234 



CSF. 1262 


serum proteins 

Myoglobin 

(5), 1465 

RIA for human serum myoglobin (A), 1204 

Myopsthy 

effect of imipramine on membrane-bound 

enzymes as a possible mechanism in 

induction of experimental myopathy (A), 

1225 

NAD 

NAD, CN-, and a spectrophotometric 

artifact 

NADH 

(LI, 1756 

detection of LDH inhibitors in NADH by 

kinetic methods, 1648 

detn, of the molar absorptivity of NADH, 141 

evain. of reduced NADH stability of 


(A), 1179 

molar absorptivities of -NADH and 

#{216}-NADPH, 151 


purifn. of NADH by column chromatography 

for routine use for enzyme determinations in 

the din, lab. (A), 

NADPH 

molar absorptivities 

1176 

of 13-NADH and 

#{216}-NADPH, 151 

Nail 

amino acid compn. of human nail, as 


National Economic Council 

demise of NEC, 88A 

NCCLS 

AACC endorses NCCLS Standard ASC-2, 

1767 

Neonatal chemistry 

See Pediatric chemistry 

Nephelometry 

instrumental nephelometric standards for the 

din. lab, (A), 1190 

2104 CUNICALCHEMISTRY, Vol. 22, No. 12, 1976 


serum proteins (SI, 1465 

Neuroblastoma 

diazotization of catecholamines and their 

analogs and metabolitea for urinary 

screening tests: chemical aspects, 1955 

Neurological disorders 




Neutral and acidic metabolites 




Neutron activation analysis 

anal. of whole blood by neutron activation: 

search for a biochem. indicator of neoplasia, 

1361 

Newborns 

See also Pediatric chemistry 


to human ai-fetoprotein, 198 




serum with a centrif, analyzer, 257 


49 



Nicotinamide 



Nicotinic acid 

metabolic responseof humans to ingestion of 


Nicotinic acid pathway 




(S), 1528 

Nomogram 

quick estn. of std. deviation by use of a 

nomogram (LI, 1758 

Norepinephrine 




radiometric assay (A), 1170 

Normal values 

See also Reference values 

alkaline phosphatase. II. Conditions affecting 

detn, of total acty. in serum, 977 





anal. 1579 








derangements of the “range of normal” (A), 

1139 


A-I and A-Il polypeptides by separate 


detn. of Ca2 in serum that has been exposed 

to air, 1009 

detn, of erythrocyte folate by competitive 

protein-binding assay preceded by extn. 982 


to human ni-fetoprotein, 198 





error from specimen handling before detn, of 

inorg. phosphate concns, in plasma and 

serum (SN). 1909 



1835 

evaln, of 3 commercially available manual 


1896 


erythrocyte enzymes for detection of 

deficiency of vitamins B, B2, and Be, 327 



improved sepn, of creatine kinase cardiac 


92 

intraindividual variation of serum 

constituents: 6. normal day-to-day variation 

in concns, of 10 specific proteins in sera, 

1635 



lipoamide dehydrogenase in serum: pretim. 

report (SN), 275 

measurement of 25-hydroxyvitamin D3 in 

serum, 364 

measuring fibrinogenin plasma, with use of a 

plssmin inhibitor, 381 









enzymes, 1567 


acids from polymorphonuclea leukocytes, 

1618 


Liquid-chromatog. anal. for mannose, 

galactose, fucose, and sialic acid in serum 

(S), 1516 






RIA for serum cortisol with i251 labeled 






sepn. and quantitation of serum constituents 


serum slk, phosphatase measured by using 





serum phospholipids determined without acid 

digestion, 1973 

simultaneous detn, of five sex hormones in 





pregnancy, 79 

technicalpitfallsin measurement of venous 

plasma NH3 concn, 663 

urinary org. acids in man. III. quant. ranges 

and patterns of excretion in a normal 

population, 1292 

urinary org. acids in man, I. normal patterns, 

1283 



in normal and pathological sara, 1256 

Norpropoxyphene 


in blood and tissues in cases of fatal 


Nortriptyline 

gas-chromatog. anal,fortherapeuticconcns. of 

amitriptyline and nortriptyline in plasma, 

with use of a nitrogen detector. 777 

radioisotopicprocedure fordetn. of 

nortriptyline in plasma, 761 

Nucleosides 


removal and anal. (S), 1451 

5’-Nucleotidase 

5’-nucleotidase activity in normal and 

leukemic leukocytes (A), 1176 

Obituaries 

Hanke, Martin Charles Edward, 1952 

Optical rotatory dispersion 



routine steroid anal. (A), 1171 

Organic acidosis 


Organic acids 


49 

structureof some aliphaticdicarboxylicacids 



urinary org. acids in man, II. effects of 

individual variation and diet on urinary 

excretion of acidic metabolites, 1288 




urinary org. acids in man. I. normal patterns, 

1283 

Osmometry 

volatiles and osmometry (LI, 399 

vulatiles and osmometry (LI, 1230 

Oxalate 

modified method for urinary oxalate (L), 1538

Oxalic acid 

formation of oxalic acid and its precursors 

from aromatic amino acids and ascorbic acid 

in the rat (A), 1220 

Oxygen-dissociation curve 

effect of time and temp. on blood P50 and 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate measurements, 39 

Oxyhemoglobin 

mechanism for conversion of oxyhemoglobin 

to methemoglobin by nitrite, 1986 

Oxytriphylline 

dihydroxypropyltheophylline and 

oxytriphylline in serum as measured by 


Pie effect of time and temp. on blood P50 and 

2.3-diphosphoglycerate measurements, 39. 

Pancreatic disease 








interferences with the starch-iodine assay for 


hyperlipemia, 2006 

Pancreatitis 

biochem, changes in porcine pancreatitis (A), 

1225 

electrophoretic pattern of amylase isoenzysnes 


Particulates in tissue 

asbestos, silicates, and particulate materials in 

tissue (A), 1141 

Pediatric chemistry 



diphenylhydantoin in 0,1-mi plasma samples: 


evaln, of a reagent-strip method for glucose in 

whole blood, compared with a hexokinase 

method, 74 




screening for neonatal hypothyroidism (SN), 

1392 

ni-fetoprotein measurement in blood spotted 



1001 



nitrogen-sensitive detector, 765 

gas-chromatog, quantitation of theophylline in 





‘251-labeled cortisol RIA in which serum 

binding proteins are enzysnatically 



17-hydroxycorticosteroids, 232 

improved thyroxine RIA, for filter paper discs 

saul. with dried blood (SN), 1912 



maternal drug therapy and the neonate (A), 

1137 











polarographic method for rapid microdetn, of 


cholesteroloxidase, 336 

reduction of sample size on the Technicon 


1107 



serum amylase in normal infants (A), 1217 









(Al, 1186 




anticonvulsants, with use of a 


ultramicromethod for detn. of plasma uric 

acid, 964 




Performance 

See Variation, source of 

Perkin-Elmer KA-150 Enzyme Analyzer 

din. lab, evaln, of the Perkin-Elmer KA-150 

Enzyme Analyzer, 434 

Phsrmacokinetics 


(N-acetyl-p-aminophenol) basedon 


human pharmacokinetics of ethanol: further 

studies (A), 1199 

mess. of tricyclic antidepressants in biol, 



pharmacokinetic interpretation of data 

gathered during therapeutic drug 


pharmacokinetics of bleomycin infusion as 

measured by RIA (A), 1207 

rapid RIA for methotrexate in biol. fluids, 813 

Phencyclidine 


blood by use of 12H5]phencyclidine and 


phencyclidine intoxn, 1623 

Phenobarbital 









simultaneous gas-chromatog. anal. for 



769 




Phenprocoumon 



Phenytoin 

See also Diphenylhydantoin 

assay of phenytoin: adaptation of “EMIT” to 

the centrifugal analyzer (SN), 911 


centrifugal analyzer (LI, 2057 

Phosphate 

enzymatic method for inorganic phosphate 

detn, (A), 1179 

error from specimen handling before detn. of 

inorg. phosphate concns. in plasma and 

serum (SN), 1909 


serum with a centrif, analyzer, 257 

Phosphatidylcholine 



phosphatidylcholine in amniotic fluid (SN), 

681 

Phospholipids 

alterations in proportions of serum 

phospholipids in chronic renal failure (LI, 

1938 

DEAE Sephadex LH-20 column chromatog. of 

digoxin and metabolites and phoepholipids 

(Al, 1185 

serum phosholipids determined without acid 

digestion, 1973 

Phosphorus 

automated, kinetic uv procedure for the detn, 

of inorg. phosphorus (A), 1188 

Physical chemi.try 

thermodynamic aspects of some radioassays, 

70 

Pigs 

biochem, changes in porcine pancrestitis (A), 

1225 

PKU 

See Phenylketonuria 

Placental function 


Placental integrity 



pregnancy, 79 

Plasma emission spectrometry 

comparative evaln. of energy dispersive X-ray 

fluorescencespectroscopy and inductively 




Plasma P 

plasma P and erythrocyte 

2,3-diphosphoglycerate concns. of 


metabolic control (LI, 550 

Platet aggregation 

comparison of the in vitro platelet aggregation 

test of Wu and Hosk with the in vivo 

procedure of Hornstra (A), 1227 

Platinum 

Pt detn. in blood and biol. tissues by flameless 


Poison ivy 

spectrophotometric identn. of potential poison 

ivy cross-reactors (A), 1199 

Porphobilinogen 


of urinary and other porphyrmns, 1057 



of urinary 3-aminolevulinic acid (L), 1540 

Porphyria 



1835 

spot test for uroporphyrinogen I synthase, 



Porphyrins 

chromatography on Florisil in the quant. estn, 

of urinary and other porphyrins, 1057 

detn. of porphyrins in urine by use of 


erythrocyte porphyrin anal, in detection of Pb 

poisoning in children:evaln.of four 


modified micromethod for erythrocyte 

porphyrin (LI, 1412 

Postmortem changes in human tissues 

postmortem changes in human tissues and 

their inplications for tissue chem. (A), 1133 

Pregnancy 



bichromstic analyzer (SN), 1737 

Primidone 

monitoring drug concns. in a case of combined 

overdosage with primidone and 

methsuximide (CR1, 915 

primidone anal.: correlation of gss-chromatog, 


simultaneous gas-chromatog. anal. for 



769 




Procainamide 

colorimetry of procainamide (LI, 1241 

detn. in serum of therapeutic concns, of 

lidocaine and procainamide by use of HPLC 

(A), 1167 

modified colorimetric method for 

procainamide in plasma (SN), 379 

rapid fluorometric procedure for detn. of 

procainamide in serum (A), 1168 

Proficiency 

enzyme proficiency: a study to generate the 

components of anal, error in the din, lab. 

(A), 1225 


control, 1675 

Proficiency testing 

proficiency testing in forensic toxicol. (LI, 

2056 

Progesterone 

appendix, 427 

faster RIA of progesterone in plasma, with use 

of polyethylene glycol as precipitant, 1659 

method for monitoring plasma progesterone 

concns. in pregnancy, 422 

Prolactin 

recently disc,,vered hypothalamic-pituitary 

hormones (RI, 5 

RIA for serum prolactin (Al, 1204 

Propoxyphene 

propoxyphene and norpropoxyphene concns. 



Proteinase 

partial purifn. and subcellular distribn. of a 

new sulfhydryl-dependent proteinase from 

rat liver (A), 1219 

Proteins 

binding properties of dyes used as indicators 

for urinary protein (A), 1201 


eluate monitoring (S), 1493 

din. evain. of five quant. methods for urinary 

total-protein detn. (A), 1201 





computer program for serum protein 

electrophoresis calcns. (LI, 694 

distribn, of Zn among serum protein fractions 

separated by Sephadex G-200 (A), 1218 

fractionation of hydroxyproline-containing 

proteins from Cohn fraction I (A), 1218 

U51 labeled cortisol RIA in which serum 

binding proteins are enzymatically 




CSF, 1262 


ni-antitrypsin at acid pH (SN), 1735 

improved method for detg. serum protein 

concns, in the far uv, 1355 

intra- and inter-individual variation of 10 

serum proteins in healthy subjects (A), 1212 


constituents:6. normal day-to-day variation 


1635 

investn, of plasma proteins in human 

hypertrophic and normal scar tissue (A), 

1224 

laser modification of a Union Carbide 

CentrifiChem Model 300 for use in kinetic 

and equilibrium detns. of body-fluid 

proteins (A), 1196 



measuring the concn. of urinary proteins 

according to mol. size category, 667 

parallel electrophoretic fractionation of alk. 



profile anal. of blood proteins with a 


quantn. of urinary and spinal fluid proteins by 

a modified biuret method (A), 1201 

serum beta2 microglobulin concns, in health 

and disease (A), 1211 

simple Ca-protein index for use in preliminary 

evalns, (A), 1226 


serum proteins (S), 1465 




Prothrombin time 

din. usefulness of measuring prothrombin 

time as a routine admission test, 1644 

Protopos’phyrin 

erythrocyte protoporphyrin in children with 





Pseudouridine 


removal and anal, (SI, 1451 

Psoriasis 



Psoriatic arthritis 

amino acid compn. of human nail, as 


Pulmonary disease 


ai-antitrypsin at acid pH (SN), 1735 

inborn ai-antitrypain in two mouse inbred 

strains and their f1-hybrid and their 

resistances to pulmonary disease (A), 1217 

Purine metabolism 

improved microscale assay for purmne 

phosphoribosyltrsnsferase activities, 67 

Purine-nucleoside phosphorylase 

increased purine-nucleoside phosphorylase 

activity in erythrocytes of gouty patients 

(L), 939 

Purine phosphoribosyltransferase 

improved microscale assay for purine 

phosphoribosyltransferase activities, 67 

Pyridoxal-5’-phosphate 

aspartate aminotransferase acty. in serum. 

factors in supplementation with 

pyridoxal-5’-phosphate in vitro, 1876 

Quality control 

addn. of triglyceride to serum for use in qua!. 

control and reference, 1299 



enhance cholesterol concns. in prepn. of 


correlation of selected serum constituents: 2. 

consistency of intra-individual correlation 

values, means, and variances during 4 

months, 1855 

design of din. chem, qual.-control sera, 500 


design of quality-control sera for 

multi-channel analyzers (A), 1214 

effective quality control (LI, 398 

evaln, of commercial quality controls for 

ionized calcium (A), 1214 

evaluation of a new micro collecting device 

(SN), 2034 

good quality control in GLC (A), 1216 

interpretation and RIA quality-control use of 




constituents: 6. normal day-to-da’ variation 


1635 

laboratory assay system reliability estimates 

for multiple parameter quality-control 

detns, in the radioreceptor assay lab. (A), 

1227 

long-term quality-control charting simple 

method (SN), 270 

long-term reproducibility of a new pH and 

blood-gas quality-control system compared 

to two other procedures, 1817 


instruments (L), 1940 

orthogonal polynomial regression in 

calibration and standn. of automated 





prepn. of lyophilized isoenzyme controls (A), 

1214 

prepn. of optically clear lyophilized human 

serum for use in control material, 456 


control, 1675 


in din. chem. part 1. general principles and 

terminology (SR), 532 


in din, chem. part 2. assessment of anal. 

methods for routine use (SR), 1922 

quality-control materials for pH and pCOi 

detns. (A), 1215 

quality-control program for the RIA lab. (A), 

1192 

quality-control soln, for use in the “dA0” 

detn. on amniotic fluid (LI, 1935 

quality performance criteria for assessing the 

technical adequscy of radioreceptor assays 

(A), 1226 



sample stability: suggested definition and 

method of detn. 176 

scheme for monitoring Bichromstic Analyzer 

ABA-tOO optical performance (A), 1217 

stability and precision of a new ampuled 

quality-control system for pH and blood-gas 

(SN), 1399 

statistical charactn, of random errors in the 


two novel approaches combined to improve 

quality assurance (both within-batch and 

batch-to-batch) in the routine din. chem. 

lab, (A), 1216 

Quinidine 

serum quinidine concns.: comparison of 

fluorescence,gas-chromatog.,and 


methods, 810 

Radial enzyme diffusion 






Radial immunodiffusion 



Radioassay 



use of digoxin RIA kits (L), 1539 


and insulin (SI, 1510 



bacterial metabolism (S), 1459 


radiosssaysbased on coated charcoal (SN), 

1727 

comparison of severaltransformations for 


decreased radioassay values for folate after 

serum extraction when pteroylglutamic acid 

standards are used, 647 

detn, of serum folate: comparison of four 


kits (A), 1227 

development of chemistries for a fully 

automated RIA instrument, Micromeclic 

Systems’ “Concept 4 Automatic 

Radioassay” (A), 1164 

development of Micromedic Systems’ 

“Concept 4 Automatic Radioassay” system 

(A), 1164 

diphenylbydantoin in 0.1-mi plasma samples: 



484 

evaln, of an 1-125 folate radioassay kit (Al, 

1227 

faster RIA of progesterone in plasma, with use 

of polyethylene glycol as precipitant, 1859 



673 




radiometric assay (A), 1170 


serum, 364 



modification of a liquid scintillation counter to 

decrease cost, time for RIA (SN), 1746 




performance characteristics of the thpoxine 

test on “Concept 4 Automatic Radioassay” 

(A), 1165 


status (R), 733 

reduced variation of tracer binding in digoxmn 

RIA by use of [i2511.iabeled 

tyroaine-methyl-ester deny,: relation of 

thyroxine concn. to binding (SN), 1732 


selection of assay tubes for radioassay 

procedures (SN), 1745 

simultaneous detn, of five sex hormones in 



thermodynamic aspects of some radioassays, 

70 

triiodothyronine RIA: incubation time, temp., 

and antisera (L), 396 



Radioimmunoassay 

See also specific analyte of interest 

aldosterone measurement: comparison of two 

RIA kits (A), 1184 

automated RIA of human placental lactogen 

(HPL) (A), 1168 

causes of variability of assay values in RIA of 

digoxin (A), 1183 

clinical evaln, of the Centria automated RIA 

system: a summary (A), 1165 

comparison of competitive protein-binding 

with RIA methods for serum thyroxine (A), 

1186 

comparison of inter- with intralaboratory 

performance of four common RIA 

procedures (A), 1206 



procedures for detn. of diphenylhydantoin 





human choriogonadotropin, 1372 



(RI, 712 

detn, of chenodeoxycholic acid in 


1206 

development of a fully automated RIA for 

digoxin usin antibody attached to a 

magnetic solid phase (A), 1165 

development of magnetic-particle solid-phase 

RIA for thyroxine (T4) and thyroxine 

binding globulin (TBG) (A), 1165 

direct RIA of hydrocortisone (A), 1205 

end-point parameter adjustment on a small 

desk-top programmable calculator for 

logit-log anal, of RIA data, 1383 

evaln, of a new RIA method for determining 

thyroxine (A). 1181 

evaln.of two digoxin RIA procedures in which 

i25I.labeled digoxin is used, 193 

fully automated continuous-flow system for 

RIA using antibodies bound to a magnetic 

solid phase (A), 1165 

‘25I-labeled cortisol RIA in which serum 


denatured, 1850

improved micro-RIA of digoxin in serum, with 

use of i2Sl4abeled digoxin (SN), 903 

improved RIA for the detn. of thyroglobulin in 

human serum (A), 1169 


saId, with dried blood (SN), 1912 

interpretation and RIA quality-control use of 



measurement of plasma ACTH concentrations 

by RIA: modification of a commercially 

available procedure (A), 1192 

measurement of plasma renin concn. by RIA 

without the addn, of exogenous renin 

substrate (A), 1205 


chromatography (LI, 689 

PALL- and RIA data-reduction procedure for 

an on-line desk-top programmable 

calculator (A), 1183 

pharmacokinetics of bleomycin infusion as 

measured by RIA (A), 1207 


(L), 692 

preparation of iiSI testosterone derivative for 

the RIA of testosterone (A), 1182 

prodn, of highly specific high titer antisera for 

use in solid-phase RIA of the thyroid 

hormones (A), 1188 

quality-controlprogram for the RIA lab, (A), 

1192 

rapid RIA for methotrexate in biol. fluids, 813 

rapid RIA of total urinary estriol, 611 

removal of endogenous antigen from an 

antibody to increase its effective affinity 

constant (A), 1205 

RIA and enzyme immunoassay compared for 

detn. of digoxin (SN), 2029 



(SN), 1915 



chromatogr. compared for deth, of 



RIA for human serum myoglobin (A), 1204 

RIA for serum cortisol with i2sI labeled 


RIA for serum prolactin (A), 1204 

RIA for thyroxine using a solid phase 

pre-precipitated double antibody (A), 1186 

RIA of antibiotics and chemotherapeutic 

agents (R), 726 


RIA of bleomycin (A), 1204 

RIA of gastnin by double-antibody technique 

(A), 1205 

RIA of plasma testosterone with a 

high-affinity antibody (A), 1205 

RIA of urinary aldosterone without 

chromatog. (A), 1181 

serum vs. plasma for some substances 

measured by RIA techniques (A), 1188 

simplified RIA for triiodothyronine: evaln. of a 


synthesis of solid-phase second antibody 

immunosorbents using water-soluble 

imidoesters (A), 1206 

totally automated RIA systems for digoxin 

and thyroxine (A), 1166 




unsatisfactory documentation of RIA 

procedures (L), 2057 

use of theoretical standard curves in 

emergency ‘251.RIA (A), 1186 

Radloreceptor assay 

laboratory assay system reliabilityestimates 

for multiple parameter quality-control 

detns. in the radioreceptor assay lab. (A), 

1227 


technical adequacy of radioreceptor assays 

(A), 1226 

Rats 

creatine kinase and isoenzymes in rat blood 

and tissues (A), 1218 

partial punifn, and subcellular distnibn. of a 

new sulfhydryl-dependent proteinase from 

rat liver (A), 1219 

Redox potentials 

new method for deth. of redox potentials of 

sulfhydryl enzymes, I. CK isoenzymes and 

their din, significance (A), 1203 

Reference materials 



(RI, 594 

referencematerials,132 

Reference methods 

when is a reference method a reference 

method? (L), 285 

Reference values 

See also Normal values 

correlationof selectedserum constituents:2. 



months, 1855 

detn, of the molar absorptivity of NADH, 

molar absorptivities of fl-NADH and 

141 

-NADPH, 151 



(R), 594 

some theory of reference values, II. 


intraindividual variation in blood 

constituents, 1343 

use of values for Ca and protein in serum, 


and 


Renal disease 

See also Kidney disease 



Renal failure 


derivs. in plasma of patients with chronic 


Renal-transplants 

N-acetylglucosaminidase 

-glutamyltransferase 

and 

in urine and 

renal-transplant rejection (L), 925 


diagn. 

Renin 

of pancreatic disease, 57 

furosemide-stimulated plasma renin acty. in 

normal blacks (A), 1170 

measurement of plasma renin concn. by RIA 

without the addn, of exogenous renin 

substrate (A), 1205 


(LI, 692 


theoreticalapproaches to estn,of plasma renin 

acty.: review and some original observations 

(RI, 583 

Respiratory disorders 



Respiratory distress syndrome 

See Amniotic fluid 



phosphatidylcholine 

681 

Retinol 

in amniotic fluid (SN), 

detn, of plasma retinol 

chromatography (A), 

by high-speed liquid 

1180 


high-speed liquid chromatog. 

Reverse-phase chromatography 

1593 


substances:sepn. of catecholcompds. by 

high-performance liquid chromatog. (SI, 

1497 

Reviewers 

invited reviewers-1976, 

Reye’s syndrome 

2068 

microscale modn, of a cation-exchange 


RF values of drugs 

column 



Riboflavin deficiency 

anomalous behavior of glutathione 

on diln. 1005 

reductase 

NL ribosyl-2-pyridone-5-carboxamlde 

metabolic response of humans to ingestion 


Rickets 

of 


serum, 

RNA 

modified 

364 

nucleosides in urine: selective 

removal and anal. (S), 1451 

Salicylate 

detn, of salicylate and its metabolites in urine 

(LI, 395 





din. 

Saliva 

lab, assays, 837 


(N-acetyl-p-aminophenol) based on 


pharmacokinetic interpretation of data 

gathered during therapeutic 


drug 



in human serum and saliva, 884 

use of saliva in therapeutic drug monitoring 

(A), 1132 

Sample handling 

evaln, of a new system (“Corvac”) for sepg. 

serum from blood for routine lab, 

procedures, 1012 

Sample preparation 

gas chromatog. and mass spectrometry in anal, 


constituents of din. interest (RI, 1775 

inexpensive and rapid technique for 

preparation of cell-free blood serum (A), 

1216 

new approach to capillary blood collection (A), 

1222 

weighing 24-hr urine specimens in disposable 

bottles to obtain volume (A), 1222 

Scar tissue 

investn, of plasma proteins in,human 

hypertrophic and normal scar tissue (A), 

1224 

Schizophrenia 



Scintillation counting 

“case of the latex gloves” in scintillation 

counting (L), 552 

Screening 

See also Toxicology 

alcohol detn, in biol, liquids by sensing with a 

solid-state detector, 863 

automated method for detn, of Hg in urine. 

1604 

automated method for L-carnitinedetn. 1589 



(RI, 712 



direct use of ion-exchange papers in 

hemagglutination-inhibition tests for drug 

abuse (SN), 1105 

drug screening for employment purposes: 

importance of accuracy (L), 393 

evaln, of a dipstick test for glucose in urine, 

205 

evaln. of benefits of screening tests done 

immediately on admission to hospital, 968 




1392 

ai-fetoprotein measurement in blood spotted 



1001 






GC/MS drug-screening procedure in current 

use (A), 1197 

interference in drug screening assays (LI, 933 



measuring the concn, of urinary proteins 

according to mol, size category, 667 

micromethod for blood Pb anal. by anodic 



for liquid.chromatog. detection of 






removal and anal. (SI, 1451 

patterns of use of benzodiazepines on female 

populations as determined by urine 

screening (A), 1199 


on the utility of fibrinopn in multiphasic 







spot test for uroporphyninogen I synthase, 






Selected methods 

mechanized (continuous-flow) measurement of 

serum ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) (SM), 105 

reaction-rate method for 

y-glutamyltransferase acty. in serum (SM), 

2051 



4-hydroxy.3-methoxymandelic acid 


Selective ion monitoring 

meas. of tricyclic antidepressants in biol. 



Serotonin 

interference with serotonin detn. (LI, 694 




Serum-plasma separation 

assessmentof serum separator device for 

obtaining serum specimens suitable for din. 

anal. 235 

fast, economical separation of serum from 

blood samples (SN), 519 

further use of the Sure-Sep technique for 

serum-plasma sepn. IL), 120 

Sex- and age-related effects 

normal range of serum ionic F and its 

relationship to age and sex (A), 1189 






SGOT 

See Aspartate aminotransferase 

Sickle cell anemia 




SMA 12/60 

See Continuous-flow analysis 

Somatostatin 



Somatotropin 


and insulin (SI, 1510 

Sorbitol dehydrogenase 

automated fluorometric method for detn. of 

sorbitsil dehydrogenase and its application 



Specific ion monitoring 




Spectrophotometry 

convenient method for checking detector 

response of spectrophotometers at three 

wavelengths (SN), 101 



deficiency of vitamins B1, 82, and B6. 327 



propoxyphene and norpropoxyphene concns. 



rapid kinetic method for the evaln. of 

fibrinolytic disorders using N’-CBZ-lysine 

p-nitrophenyl ester (A), 1221 

spectrophotometric and electrochem. detns. of 

i.)’)-lactate in blood by use of lactate 

dehydrogenase from yeast,1802 

use of infrared spectroscopy in drug anal, (LI, 

1411 

Standard Reference Materials 

c,,rrect application of liquid-in-glass 

thermometers for accurate temp. 

measurements in the din, lab. (SR), 1112 

time-related instability in SRM 930b glass 

filters (L), 1230 

Standards 

See also Quality control 

appn. of the NCCLS proposed standard 

“protocol for establishing the precision and 

accuracy of automated anal, systems” to a 

multichannel automated analyzer (A), 1214 

development of a candidate reference method 

for cholesterol (A), 1193 

development of a stable enzyme calibrator for 

din, enzyme anal. (A), 1216 

National Committee for Clinical Laboratory 

Standards proposed standard PSEP-1: 

protocol for establishing the precision and 

accuracy of automated anal, systems (A), 

1214 



Statistics 

anal. of variation in automated detn. of Na. K, 


computer-assisted optimization of 

multicomponent reagent systems (A), 1161 

computerized system for storage and 

statistical anal, of din, amino acid data, 19 





months, 1855 

design of din. chem, qual.-control sera, 500 

expression of random anal, error as a percent 

of range of din, interest, 475 

orthogonal polynomial regression in 

calibration and standn. of automated 


precognition in the laboratory: prediction 

intervals and their applications (A), 1183 


technical adequacy of radioreceptor assays 

(A), 1226 

quick estn. of std. deviation by use of a 

nornogram (L), 1758 


method of detn. 176 

some theory of reference values, II. 




statistical charactn, of random errors in the 


testing the normality of method evain, data 

with the Lilliefors statistic (A), 1162 

Steroid receptor assays 

steroid receptor assays (A), 1132 

Steroids 

See also specific steroid of interest 

automated system for the extraction of drugs 

and steroids with XAD-2 resin columns (A), 

1187 

‘2’l-labeled cortisol RIA in which serum 



Kober-reaction chromogen (L), 1545 



routine steroid ansi. (A), 1171 

Sweat 

evaln. (If the Beckman Cl-CO2 Analyzer, 1868 



Symposium, adv. anal, concepts 

Eighth Ann. Symp., Oak Ridge (El, 1423 

T4, T3 

See Thyroxine, Triiodothyronine 

Tay-Sacha disease 

identn. (If Tay-Sachs genotypes by automated 

determination of tear hexosaminidase A pH 

inactivation (A), 1226 

kinetic detn. of hexosaminidases for 


Temperature control 

aqueous temperature-indicating technique and 

its application to din, lab. instrumentation, 

449 

Tertiary-amine drugs 


desmethylciomipramine in plasma or urine 



Testosterone 

preparation of i2Sl testosterone derivative for 

the RIA of testosterone (A), 1182 

RIA of plasma testosterone with a 

high-affinity antibody (A), 1205 

Theophylline 

anal, of theophylline by electron capture gas 

chromatography (A), 1167 


theophylline,with use of a 

nitrogen-sensitive detector, 765 - 

gas-chromatog. quantitation of theophylline in 




optimum conditions for theophylline anal. (A), 

1167 

rapid gas chromatographic procedure for the 

detn. (If theophylline in biological fluids: 

simple double-extraction method (A), 1166 

rapid micro-capillary detn, of serum 

theophylline by high-pressure liquid 

chromatog. with no sample pretreatment 

(A), 1167 



Therapeutic concentrations of drugs 

tabulation of therapeutic, toxic, and lethal 

concns. of drugs and chemicals in blood, 832 

Thermal analysis 



Thermochemistry 




hexokinase (SI, 1427 

Thermometric titration 

concurrent detn. of totalserum Ca with Mg by 

thermometric titrationwith EDTA, 1084 

Thermometry 

correct application of liquid-in-glass 

thermometers for accurate temp. 

measurements in the din, lab, (SR), 1112 

Thiamine 

transketolase acty. measurements by an 

automated procedure: assessment of 

thiamine status in man (A), 1204 

Thyroglobulin 

two-step purifn, of human thyroglobulin (A), 

1l69 

Thyroid-function tests 

thyroid-function tests in 

diphenylhydantoin-treated patients (L), 551 

Thyroid hormones 

prodn. of highly specific high titer antisera for 

use in solid-phase RIA of the thyroid 

hormones (A), 1188 

Thyroid status 

See also Thyroxine, Triiodothyronine, 

Hypothyroidism, etc. 

detn. of chenodeoxycholic acid in 


1206 


saul, with dried blood (SN), 1912 


protein-binding assay for serum thyroxine. 

673 





Thyroliberin 



Thyroxine 

automated competitive protein-binding assay 

for thyroxine (A), 1166 

comparison of several transformations for 








1392 

free thyroxine index vs. free thyroxine condn. 

in inherited partial thyroxine binding 

globulin deficiency (L), 1408 

homogenous enzyme immunoassay for T-4 in 

serum (A), 1185 


saul, with dried blood (SN), 1912 



673 


protein-binding assay for serum thyroxine 

(A). 1181 



physiological day-to-day variation of serum 

thyroxine and cortisol (A), 1171 


thyroid-function results, 1562 - 


RIA by use of 1I),labeled - 

tyrosine-methyl.ester deny,: relation of 


RIA for thyroxine using a solid phase 

pre-precipitated double antibody (A), 1186 

thyroxine radioreceptor assay using either 

TBG or thyroxine antibody (A), 1181 



Thyroxine binding globulin 




free thyroxine index vs. free thyroxine condo, 

in inherited partial thyroxine binding 

globulin deficiency (LI, 1408 

Tobramycin 


‘y-glutamyltransferase activity: case of renal 


Total iron-binding capacity 

See also Iron 

rapid, micro radioreceptor assay for total 

iron-binding capacity and unsaturated iron 

binding capacity (Al, 1183 

Toxicology 

See also Drug assay, Trace elements, 

Screening 

anal, of results of toxicol. examns, performed 

by coroners’ or medical examiners’ - 

laboratories in 2000 drug-involved deaths in 

nine major U. S. cities, 847 

anal, toxicology: applications of - - 


detection for gas chromatogr. 739


blood by use of I2Hslphencyclidine and 



detn, of phenprocoumon, an anticoagulant, in 







erythrocyte porphyrin anal, in detection of Pb 

poisoning in children: evain. of four 


erythrocyte protoporphyrin in children with 


gas-chromatog. identn, of drugs in gastric 


for emergency toxicol, (SN), 1906 

lab, response to the toxicolog, emergency (A), 

1136 

Measuring pg amts, of Al in biol. tissues by 


53 



metabolites (S), 1472 


overdosage with pnimidone and 

methauximide (CR), 915 


sniffing (Al, 1209 

proficiency testing in forensic toxicol,: criteria 

for exptl. design (LI, 1413 

proficiency testing in forensic toxicol, (L), 

2056 




propylene glycol overdosage associated with 

lactic acidosis (A), 1199 



results: nine-lab, survey of forensic toxicol. 

proficiency,843 


liquid-chromatographic detn, of 

anticonvulsants in serum, 25 

tabulation of therapeutic, toxic, and lethal 

concns. of drugs and chemicals in blood, 832 

therapeutic and toxic drug concns,: correction 

(LI, 1751 




Trace elements 

anal, of Pb concn. in tapwater in homes of 

children with known elevated blood Pb (A), 

1209 


cup vs. graphite furnace (A), 1209 


1604 

collection of blood uncontaminated with Ca, 

Cu, Mg, or Zn, for trace-metal anal. (LI, 691 






distnibn. of Zn among serum protein fractions 

separated by Sephadex G-200 (A), 1218 

elemental composition of human breast cyst 

fluid (A), 1213 




erythrocyte protoporphynin in children with 


evidence for chromium-insulin interaction (A), 

1184 

ion chromatog.: new technique for din, chem. 

(SI, 1424 

Measuring pg amts, of Al in blol, tissues by 


53 

method for simultaneous anal, for serum Fe 

and Cu using a protein perturbant (A), 1210 

micromethod for blood Pb anal, by anodic 






sniffing (A), 1209 

Pt detn, in blood and biol, tissues by flanieless 


rapid detn. of plasma and erythrocyte lithium 

concns. by atomic absorption spectroscopy 

(Al, 1210 

trace metals and metal metabolism (A), 1136 

trace metals in cerebrospinal fluid (A), 1210 

use of erythrocyte protoporphyrin and Pb in 



‘l’raining 

training programs in din. chem, 547 

Transferrin 

electrophoretic quant. of alpha-1-antitrypsin 

and transferrin (A), 1200 

Transketolase 

transketolase acty. measurements by an 

automated procedure: assessment of 

thiamine stadus in man (A), 1204 

Tricyclic antidepressant drugs 

detn. of clomipransine and 

desmethylclomipraxnine in plasma or urine 


technique,817 

meas. of tricyclic antidepressants in biol. 



mess, of tricyclic antidepressants in biol, 



radioisotopic procedure for detn. of 

nortniptylinein plasma, 761 

Triglycerides 

adaptation of enzymatic triglycerides to 

Technicon’s SMA multichannel biochemical 

analyzer and AutoAnalyzer-il anal, systems 

(A), 1193 

effect of mannitol (Osmitroll intoxication on 

serum “triglyceride” values (LI, 935 


results for cholesterol and triglyceride (LI, 

936 

enzymatic method for detn. of serum 

triglycerideswith a centrifugalanalyzer, 

1310 

evain. of a new enzymatic kit for serum 




1896 

faster continuous-flow anal, for triglycerides 

and cholesterol (LI, 558 

integrated approach to lipid profilthg 

enzymatic detn, of cholesterol and 

triglycerideswith a centrif.analyzer, 188 

lipase problem in an enzymatic procedure for 

serum triglycerides(LI,558 




Triiodothyronine 

direct and indirect measurement of 

triiodothyronine in serum (A), 1180 

rapid T-3 uptake assay utilizing immobilized 

T-3 antibody as the bound-free separating 

agent (A), 1181 

reuse of disposable Sephadex columns for a 

tniiodothyronine uptake test (LI, 118 

simplified R1A for tniiodothyronine: evaln, of a 


single-tube solid-phase total T-3 RIA (A), 

1180 

tniiodothyronine RIA: incubation time, temp., 

and antisera (LI, 396 



Tropacocaine esterase 




Turbidimetry 

further on light scatter vs. turbidimetry (LI, 

393 


Abbott ABA-lOO, 607 


immunochem. (LI, 556 

Tyrosinemia 

iii’fetoprotein measurement in blood spotted 



1001 

Ultraviolet spectrometry 




Ultraviolet spectroscopy 

reversed-phase liquid-chromatog, anal, of 

hemodialysate from uremic patients (SI, 

1522 

Urea 

direct enzymatic detn, of urea in plasma and 


four commercial urease reagents and a 

lab-prepared reagent compared for anal. of 

blood urea N with the Beckman Analyzer 

(SN), 683 

rapid-flow enthalpimetric detn, of urea in 

serum, with use of an immobilized urease 

reactor, 1314 

rapid microanalyzer for glucose and urea (LI, 

1537 

Urea nitrogen 

new immobilized enzyme analyzer for urea 

nitrogen assays (A), 1221 

Uremia 


derivs, in plasma of patients with chronic 


diphenylhydantoin in 0.1-mI plasma samples: 


reversedphase liquid-chromatog. anal, of 

hemodialysate from uremic patients (SI, 

1522 

Uric acid 


detn. of uric acid to the centrifupl analyzer, 

with early reading blank correction (A), 

1196 



bilirubin and uric acid to the centrif, 

analyzer, 429 

appn. of an enzymatic uric acid procedure to 

the Technicon SMA 12/60 (A), 1220 

enzymatic uric acid detn. at 500 nm by 

Tninder method (A), 1223 

evain, of thymol-preserved aqueous standards 

in quantn. of uric acid by the direct acid 

fernic reduction procedure (A), 1215 

evaluation of a novel new micro enzymatic uric 

acid method for continuous flow analyzers 

(A), 1225 

new ultraviolet (340 nm) method for assay of 

uric acid (A), 1224 

ultramicromethod for detn, of plasma uric 

acid, 964 

Uridine kinase 

unidine kinase activities in normal and 

neoplastic lymphoid cells (A), 1175 

Urinalysis 

routine urine testing with a multi-function 

system (A), 1184 

Urine 

anal, for indole compds. in urine by 


with fluorometric detection, 184 


1604 

detn. of salicylate and its metabolites in urine 

(LI, 395 

direct enzymatic detn. of urea in plasma and 




glucose oxidase chemiluminescence 

measurement of glucose in urine compared 

with hexokinase method (SN), 372 

high-pressure liquid-chromatog, detn. of 

5-(4-hydroxyphenyll-5-phenylhydantoin in 

urine, 1672 


17-hydroxycorticosteroids, 232 

ion chromatog.: new technique for din, chem. 

(SI, 1424 

isolation and identn. of benzodiazepine drugs 


Amberlite XAD-2 resin and thin.layer 

chromatog, 1596 

modified detn, of total and inorg. Hg in urine 



modified method for urinary oxalate (LI, 1538 


enzymes, 1567 


49 



of urinary -aminolevulinic acid (L), 15.40 




(S), 1528 

simple fluor. detn, of aldosterone in urine 

without use of isotopes or chromatography 

(SN), 369 






Uroporphyrinogen I synthase 

See also Aminolaevulinate dehydratase 

erythrocyte uroporphyninogen I synthase acty. 


1835 

spot test for uroporphyrmnogen I synthase, 



Vanilmandeiic acid 




4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenyiacetic 




4.hydroxy.3-metboxyiflafldeliC acid 


Vapor analysis 

alcohol detn. in bioL liquids by sensing with a 

solid-state detector, 863 

Variation, source of 

alkaline phoephataae. II. Conditions affecting 

detn. of total acty. in serum, 977 



aqueous temperature-indicating technique and 

its application to din, lab. instrumentation, 

449 

assessment of serum separator device for 

obtaining serum specimenssuitable for din. 

anal. 235 

biol. and anal, sources of yarn, in leukocyte 

condos. using a very precise automated 








months, 1855 

design of din. chem. qual.-control sera, 500 

detn. of Ca2 in serum that has been exposed 

to air, 1009 

detn. of erythrocyte folate by competitive 

protein-binding assay preceded by extn, 982 


results for cholesterol and triglyceride (LI, 

936 

error from specimen handling before detn. of 

inorg. phosphate concns. in plasma and 

serum (SN), 1909 



1896 


factors influencing sample evapn. in the din. 

lab. (Al, 1178 


din, lab, assays, 837 



673 

interpretation of olin. diem, data with aid of 

automatic data processing (RI, 1555 

intra- and inter-individual variation of 10 

serum proteins in healthy subjects (A), 1212 


constituents: 6. normal day-to-day variation 

in concna. of 10 specific proteins in sera. 

1635 




(SI, 1438 


RIA by use of [125IJ-labeled 

tyrosine-methyl-ester deny.: relation of 


reliability of constitutent target values estab. 

in a large inter-lab, survey, 102’7 

sample dispersion or carryover in 

continuous-flow anal, practical relationships 

for predicting and controlling loss of wash 

(A), 1222 


method of detn, 176 



some theory of reference values. II. 







(A), 1186 



urinary org. acids in man. U. effects of 

individual variation and diet on urinary 

excretion of acidic metabolites, 1288 

Vidicona 

multicomponent anal, by rapid scanning 

fluorescence spectroecopy (5), 1483 

Vitamin A 



beta-carotene (CR), 922 


high-speed liquid chromatog. 1593 

effects of medication on plasma vitamin A 

concns. (LI, 694 

improved vitamin A assay (LI, 1541 

Vitamin D status 

measurement of 25-hydroxyvitamin l) in 

serum, 364 

Vitamins 

active intestinal transport of several vitamins 

by the frog (A), 1193 



deficiency of vitamins B1, B2, and B0, 327 

Water 

water content of feces by the Karl Fischer 

method, 1351 

X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy 






Zlmmermann reaction 

simple detn, of 3a-hydroxy fraction and 

3(1-hydroxy fraction of urinary 

l7-ketoateroids, 1066 

Zollinger.ElUson syndrome 


serum gastrin, 1705

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