NB-03682-2 Nachmias, J., U. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Relation of visual acuity to apparent brightness.

NB-03689-2 Freeman, R. G., Col. Med., Baylor U., Houston, Tex. Photosensitization of the eye.

NB-03711-2 Sippel, T. O., Sch. Med., U. Michigan, Ann Arbor. Respiratory metabolism of the lens.

NB-03721-2 Wulff, V. J., Masonic Med. Res. Lab., Utica, N.Y. A study of photoreception in Limulus.

NB-03739-2 Scott, A. B., Presbyterian Med. Cr., San Francisco. Therapy of epithelization of the anterior chamber.

NB-03750-2 DeVoe, R., Sch. Med., Johns Hopkins U., Baltimore, Md. Analysis of spider flicker retinal potentials.

NB-03770-2 McGinnis, J., Grad. Sch., Wash. State Univ., Pullman, Wash. Eye and brain damage in birds under continuous light.

NB-03771-2 Wilson, F. M., Sch. Med., Indiana U., Indianapolis. Permeability studies in experimental uveitis.

NB-03781-2 Sears, M. L., Sch. Med., Yale U., New Haven, Conn. Physiologic studies of aqueous outflow resistance.

NB-03785-2 Straatsma, B. R., Sch. Med., U. California, Los Angeles. Adhesive compounds as an aid in ocular surgery.

NB-03788-2 Weimar, V. L., Sch. Med., U. Oregon, Portland. The reaction of connective tissue cells to injury.

NB-03807-2 Young, R. W., Sch. Med., U. California, Los Angeles. Histophysical and histochemical studies on the eye.

NB-03827-2 Dzendolet, E., Grad. Sch., U. Massachusetts, Amherst. Relation of internal retinal potentials to the ERG.

NB-03832-1 Holmberg, A. S., Karolinska Inst., Stockholm, Sweden. Electron microscopic analysis of trabecular meshwork.

NB-03843-2 Hill, R. M., Sch. Optometry, U. California, Berkeley. Single cell wavelength responses of the Belgian hare.

NB-03866-2 Noell, W. K., Sch. Med., U. Buffalo, N.Y. Ion fluxes across mammalian retina.

NB-03870-2 Tomita, T., Sch. Med., Keio U., Tokyo, Japan. Comparative study of the vertebrate electroretinogram.

NB-03934-2 Ludvigh, E. J., II, Kresge Eye Inst., Detroit. Dynamics of binocular ductions.

NB-03951-2 Hoyt, W. F., Sch. Med., U. California, San Francisco. Study of nerve fibers in the anterior visual system.

NB-03954-1 Kaufman, H. E., Sch. Med., U. Florida, Gainesville. Ocular toxoplasmosis.

NB-03974-2 Kroman, H. S., Sch. Med., Hahnemann Med. C., Philadelphia. Corticosteroids in the eye of humans and rabbits.

NB-04024-3 Hanna, C., Sch. Med., Univ. Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark. Biochemical studies in lens cateract formation.

NB-04048-1 Sugar, H. S., Sinai Hosp., Detroit, Mich. Antiglaucoma action of cyclodialysis in dogs.

NB-04106-1 Friedman, E., Massachusetts Eye, Ear Infirmary, Boston, Mass. Retinal microcirculation.

NB-04125-1 Fromm, P. O., Grad. Sch., Michigan State U., East Lansing. Study of eye disease in hatchery reared lake trout.

NB-04140-1 Spalter, H. F., Columbia U. C. Phys., Surg., N.Y.C. Autoimmunity in experimental and human uveitis.

NB-04194-1 Sjostrand, F. S., U. California, Los Angeles. Extracellular space in retina and CNS.

NB-04218-1 Thomas, R. P., Med. C. Georgia, Augusta. Systemic manifestations of open angle glaucoma.

NB-04228-1 Allen, R. A., Sch. Med., Univ. California, Los Angeles. Ultrastructure of retinal bipolar cells.

NB-04229-1 Levine, R. Z., New York U. Med. C., N.Y.C. Experimental diabetic retinopathy.

NB-04230-1 Levine, R. Z., New York U. Med. C., N.Y.C. Experimental corneal vascularization.

NB-94233-2 Duane, T. D., Jefferson Med. Col., Philadelphia Plethysmographic occlusion of the ophthalmic artery.

NB-04242-1 Flom, M. C., Sch. Optometry, U. California, Berkeley. Contour interaction and fixation tremor in amblyopia.

NB-04285-2 Frayser, R., Med. Cr., Indiana U., Indianapolis. Study of the retinal circulation.

NB-04334-1 Dennis, W. H., Sch. Med., Univ. Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Corneal

electrophysiology.

NB-04342-2 Hurvich, L. M., U. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Visual processesAdaptive and temporal properties.

NB-04243-1 Waitzman, M. B., Med. Sch., Emory U., Atlanta, Ga. Metabolic systems in aqueous humor dynamics.

NB-04281-1 Stone, W., Jr., Mass. Eye, Ear Inf., Boston. Surgical polymers— Standardization, purification, synthesis.

NB-04288-2 Kinoshita, J. H., Sch. Med., Harvard U., Boston. Research career development award-Experimental Cataracts.

NB-04310-1 Aronson, S. B., Univ. California Med. Cr., San Francisco. Study of ocular immune reactions.

NB-04318-2 Waitzman, M. B., Sch. Med., Emory U., Atlanta, Ga. The role of corticoids in aqueous humor dynamics.

NB-04319-2 Waitzman, M. B., Sch. Med., Emory U., Atlanta, Ga. Parasympathomimetic properties of ocular extracts.

NB-04333-1 Bulle, P. H., Georgetown U. Med. Cr., Wash., D.C. Uveal blood flow and metabolism studied in vivo.

NB-04342-2 MacDonald, R., Sch. Med., Univ. Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Corneal electrophysiology.

NB-04342-2 Hurvich, L. M., Sch. Arts. Sci., U. Pennsylvania, Phila. Visual processes-Adaptive and temporal properties.

NB-04404-1 Safir, A., Col. Med., Yeshiva U., N.Y.C. Spectral variation of retinal directional sensitivity.

NB-04422-1 Cronly-Dillon, J. R., Oxford U., Oxford, England. Discrimination of visual shape in the goldfish.

NB-04446-1 Maumenee, A. E., Sch. Med., Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md. Diabetic retinopathy.

NB-04447-1 Verhave, T., Presbyterian Med. Cr., San Francisco, Cal. An investigation of nonvisual ocular feedback.

NB-04452-1 McConnell, D. G., Ohio State U. Res. Fdn., Columbus. Chemical studies of stimulated retina.

NB-04486-1 Morris, A., Presbyterian Med. Cr., Inst. Med. Sci., San Francisco, Cal. Brightness discrimination and intraocular pressure.

NB-04501-1 Irvine, A. R., Jr., Estelle Doheny Eye Fdn., Los Angeles, Cal. Effect of blood and pressure on cultured ocular tissues.

NB-04533-2 Bortoff, A., Sch. Med., State U. New York, Syracuse, N.Y. Electrical activity of the retina.

NB-04539-1 Binder, R. F., Sch. Med., Western Reserve U., Cleveland, Ohio. Intraocular hemolysis.

NB-04540-2 McLaughlin, S. C., Jr., Inst. Psychol. Res., Tufts Univ., Medford, Mass. Visual perception in strabismus.

NB-04547-1 Jampel, R. S., Columbia Univ., N. Y. C. Eye movements from brain stimulation.

NB-4578-1 Kruger, L., Sch. Med., U. California, Los Angeles. Visual projection in submammalian vertebrates.

NB-04579-1 Koella, W. P., Worcester Fdn. Exptl. Biology, Shrewsbury, Mass. Visual and vestibular projection to cerebellum.

NB-04625-1 Dayton, G., Jr., Sch. Med., U. California, Los Angeles. Developmental study of coordinated eye movements in the human infant. NB-04630-1 Hamasaki, D. I., Sch. Med., U. Miami, Coral Gables. ions and drugs on the electroretinogram.

Effect of

NB-04633-1 Lovell, W. V., Route Two, Box 18, Sanford, Florida.
Lovell eye magnet for nonmagnetic metals.

Modified

NB-04668-1 Glocklin, V. C., Univ. Chicago, Ill. Metabolism of retinal pigment cell epithelium.

NB-04669-1 Collins, C. C., Presbyterian Med. Cr., Eye Research Inst., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Hydrostatic study with ocular endoradiosonde.
NB-04681-1 Burian, H. M., Iowa State Med. Cr., Iowa City. Symposium on the
A-wave in the human ERG.

NB-04886-1 Onley, J. W., Col. Arts. Sci., U. Rochester, N.Y. Psychophysical studies of visual sensitivity.

NB-04695-1 Sears, M. L., Sch. Med., Yale U., New Haven, Conn. Retinal vascular metabolism.

NB-04717-1 Riesen, A. H., Univ. California, Riverside. Vision in special environments-Developmental effects.

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RESEARCH SUPPORT OF VISION AND VISUAL DISORDERS

AI-944 Eichenwald, H. F., College of Medicine,, Cornell Univ., N.Y.C. The toxoplasma parasite and toxoplasmosis.

AI-1741 Siim, J. C., Sch. Med., State Serum Inst., Copenhagen, Denmark. Studies on acquired toxoolasmosis.

AI-2070 Kessel, J. F., E. Doheny Eye Fdn., Los Angeles, Cal. Possible relation of toxoplasma and amoebae to uveitis.

AI-2551 Fledman, H. A., Sch. Med., Res. Fdn., State Univ. New York, Albany, N.Y. Toxoplasma immunity.

AI-3023 Top, F. H., State Univ. Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Epidemiology of toxoplasmosis.

AI-3799 Dienst, R. B., Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. Epidemiology of toxoplasmosis.

AI-4717 Remington, J. S., Palo Alto Med. Res. Fdn., Palo Alto, Calif. Toxoplasmosis-Nature of infection and immune response.

AM-1165 Van Eck, W. F., Sch. Med., Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn. Clinical and experimental studies on diabetic retinopathy.

AM-4803 Guest, G. M., Children's Hosp., Cincinnati, Ohio. Metabolic studies in diabetic children.

AM-4996 Davis, M. D., Sch. Med., Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Role of endocrine dysfunction in diabetic retinopathy.

AM-6135 Keen, H., Guy's Hosp., London, England. Retinal metabolism and diabetes mellitus.

AM-6490 Toussaint, D., Med. Queen Elizabeth Fdn., Brussels, Belgium. Human and experimental (cats) diabetic retinopathy.

AM-6735 Candau, M. G., WHO, Geneva, Switzerland. Hypervitaminosis A— Xerophthalmia and keratomalacia.

CA-4346 Hyman, G. A., Col. Phys. & Surg., Cornell Univ., N.Y.C. Combined X-ray and chemical therapy of retinoblastoma.

MH-2528 Engel, E., Upstate Med. Cr., State Univ., New York, Syracuse, N.Y. Adaptation in artificially aniseikonia and its after effects.

MH-6362 Keeler, M. H., Sch. Med., Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. Study of retinal phenomena and psychotomimetic drugs.

MH-6621 Lit, A., Grad. Sch., So. Illinois Univ., Carbondale, Ill. Effects of illumination on binocular space perception.

MH-6744 Kandel, G. L., Rensselaer Inst., Troy, N.Y. Factors influencing binocular integration.

MH-7179 Brozek, J., Grad. Sch., Lehigh Univ., Bethlehem, Pa. Disruptive effects of flickering illumination.

MH-7413 Misiak, H., Grad. Sch., Fordham Univ., N.Y.C. The effect of meprobamate on critical flicker frequency.

MH-7743 Walsh, J. F., Grad. Sch., Fordham Univ., N.Y.C. Diurnal Variation of CFF thresholds.

NB-434 Lowry, O. H. Washington Univer., St. Louis, Mo. Quantitative histochemistry of the retina.

NB-492 Smelser, G. K., Col. Phys. Surg., Columbia Univ., N.Y.C. Functional development of the eye.

NB-604 Jawetz E., Sch. Med., Univ. California, San Francisco, Cal. Studies of viral keratoconjunctivitis.

NB-964 Scott, L. V., Sch. Med., Univ. Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Okla. Experimental herpes simplex infections in the fetus.

NB-1202 Smelser, G. K., Sch. Med., Columbia Univ., N.Y.C. Electron microscopy of the eye.

NB-1330 Fernandez, C., Univ. Chicago, Ill. Vestibular system-Clinical and experimental.

NB-1341 Harman, P. J., Seton Hall Col. Med., Dent., Jersey City, N. J. Optic system in cat and monkey.

NB-1900 Spector, A., Mass. Eye, Ear Infirmary, Boston, Mass. Lens proteins and glutathione.

NB-1911 Wortman, R., Sch. Med., Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo. Mucopolysaccharides of the eye.

NB-1940 Sidman, R. L., Sch. Med., Harvard Univ., Boston, Mass. Histochemistry of normal and diseased retinas.

NB-1962 Bardawill, W. A., St. Margaret's Hospital, Boston, Mass. Temporal arteritis-A blinding disease.

NB-2010 Bernstein, M. H., Sch. Med, Wayne State Univ., Detroit, Mich. Electron Microscopy of retina and supporting tissues.

NB-2018 Nelken, D., Med. Sch., Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem, Israel Immunological aspects of corneal transplantation.

NB-2108 Eaton, H. D., Col. Agr., Univ. Conneticut, Storrs, Conn. Hypo-and hyervitaminosis A.

NB-2298 Kornblueth, W., Sch. Med., Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem, Israel. Carbohydrate metabolism of lens of experimental animals.

NB-2333 Marg, E., Univ. California, Berkeley, Cal. Visual system studies with new electronic methods.

NB-2507 Parsons, O. A., Univ. Oklahoma Med. Cr., Okla. City. Flicker-fusion visual fields in the brain damaged.

NB-2546 Sery, T. W., Wills Eye Hospital, Phila., Penna. Experimental uveitis in the rabbit.

NB-2769 Futterman, S., Mass. Eye & Ear Inf., Boston, Mass. Retinal Metabolism.

NB-2824 Bernkopf, H., Hebrew University-Hadassah Med. Sch., Jerusalem, Israel Immunological and serological studies on trachoma virus.

NB-2856 Howe, A. F., Retina Fdn., Inst. Biol., Med. Sci., Boston, Mass. Chemical & immunochemical studies of vitreous body.

NB-2889 Sjostrand, F. S., Col. Ltrs., Univ. California, Los Angeles, Cal. Development and organization of visual pathways.

NB-2913 Stone, W., Jr., Mass. Eye & Ear Infirmary, Boston, Mass. Chemistry of collagen in transparency and opacity.

NB-3010 McLean, J. M., Col. Med., Cornell Univ, N.Y.C. Blood osmolality and intraocular pressure.

NB-3111 Dukes, C. D., Sch. Med., Baylor Univ., Houston, Texas. Local antibody formation and experimental uveitis.

NB-3144 Grayston, J. T., Sch. Med., Univ. Washington, Seattle, Wash. Prevention of trachoma.

NB-3225 Bickford, R. G., Mayo Assn., Rochester, Minn. Electrocerebral response to visual pattern.

NB-3245 Landman, J., McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada.

localization of lens antigens in man.

Formation and

NB-3289 Bender, M. B., Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, N.Y. Central determinants of retinal excitability in man.

NB-3435 Bennett, D. R., Sch. Med., Univ. Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Action of adrenergic drugs on intracular pressure.

NB-3455 Porterfield, J. F., Sch. Med., Univ, Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Clinicopathologic study of autopsy eyes.

NB-3465 Guyton, J. S., Henry Ford Hosp., Detroit, Mich. Hypersensitivity in clouding of rabbit corneal grafts.

NB-3483 Kupfer, C., Harvard Med., Mass: Eye, Ear Inf., Boston, Mass. Projection of human retina on lateral geniculate body.

NB-3489 Schepens, C. L., Retina Fdn., Boston, Mass. Connective tissue diseases in the eye.

NB-3528 Schwartz, A. S., Barrow Neurological Inst., Phoenix, Ariz. Neural mechanisms in flicker perception.

NB-3636 Armaly, M. F., Sch. Med., State Univ., Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Pilot study international collaboration on glaucoma.

NB-3637 Barany, E. H., Sch. Med., Uppsala Univ., Uppsala, Sweden. Comparative study of glaucoma in monkey species.

NB-3693 Gay, A. J., Sch. Med., Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo. Projection from minute retinal lesions to lateral geniculate nucleus.

NB-3740 Talman, E. L., Med. Res. Fdn., Oregon, Portland, Oreg. Galactose and lens metabolism.

NB-3834 Haddad, H. M., Sch. Med., Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo. Sialic acids in the eye.

NB-3841 Barber, A. N., Sch. Med., Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge, La. A study of genetic factors for blindness.

NB-3888 Misiak, H., Grad. Sch., Fordham Univ., N.Y.C. Standardization of the critical flicker frequency test.

NB-3943 Lennox-Buchthal, M. A., Sch. Med., Univ. Copenhagen, Denmark. Central nervous mechanisms in color vision.

NB-3960 O'Connor, G. R., Sch. Med., Univ. California, Berkeley, Calif. The separation and analysis of toxoplasma antigens.

NB-4059 Goodner, E. K., Univ. California Med. Sch., Berkeley, Calif. Experimental lens-induced uveitis in rabbits.

NB-4116 Feldman, G. L., Col. Med., Baylor Univ., Houston, Tex. Chemically induced cataracts in the chick embryo.

NB-4145 Rosenberg, B., Col. Sci., Arts, Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, Mich. Electronic charge transport in visual systems.

NB-4277 Feldman, G. L., Sch. Med., Baylor Univ., Houston, Tex. The lipids in experimentally induced cataracts.

NB-4282 Woodcock, R. W., Colorado State College, Greeley, Colo. Development of an electronic brailling system.

NB-4286 Braley, A. E., Sch. Med., State Univ., Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Travel fund for International Ophthalmology Congress.

NB-4358 Rothstein, H., Col. Arts. Sci., Univ. Vermont, Burlington, Vt. In vivo & in vitro studies of cell division & amino acid incorporation in the ocular lens.

NB-4393 Massopust, L. C., Psychiatric Res. Fdn., Cleveland, Ohio. Comparisons of the retina and ERG in primates.

NB-4521 Woodburne, L., Grad. Sch., Univ. Washington, Seattle, Wash. Visual acuity, visual discrimination, and visual cortex of squirrel monkey.

NB-4530 Gunter, R., Sch. Psychol., San Fernando Valley State C., Northridge, Calif. The nature of primate color vision.

NB-4576 Bender, M. B., Mount Sinai Hospital, N.Y.C. Effects of arousal on human oculomotor function.

NB-4590 Klein, D., Inst. de Genetique medicale, Geneva, Switzerland. Genetic studies of tapetoretinal degenerations.

NB-4591 Kern, H. L., Albert Einstein Col. Md., Yeshiva Univ., N.Y.C. Mucoproteins of the cornea.

NB-4684 Cleasby, G. W., Presbyterian Med. Cr., San Francisco, Calif. Experimental modification of corneal graft reactions.

NB-5021 Chick, E. W., West Virginia Univ., Morgantown, W. Va. Pathogenesis of mycotic ulcerative keratis.

RF-0025 Korc, I., Sch. Med., Universidad de la Republica, Montevideo, Uru guay. Biochemical studies on normal and cataractous lenses.