34. Huggins, C. Augmentation and Depression of Estriol-induced Growth of the Uterus by Progesterone. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol. & Med., 92:304-5,1956.

35. Huggins, C. On the Surgical Treatment of Advanced Mammary Cancer. Jaarboek van Kankeronderzoek en Kankerbestrijding in Nederland, pp. 66-70, 1957-

36. Huggins, C. Hormonabhangige Geschwiilste-Klinisch und Experimental. Klin. Wchnschr., 36:1102-6, 1958.

37. Huggins, C. On Mammary Cancer. Acta Unio Intcrnat. contra Cancrum, 15:50-55. 1959-

38. Huggins, C. On Hormone-dependent Cancers. J. Royal Coll. Surg. Edinburgh, 4:191-98, 1959.

39. Huggins, C. Steroids, Growth and Cancer. In: Biological Activities of Steroids in Relation to Cancer, pp. 1-8. New York: Academic Press, Inc., i960.

40. Huggins, C. On Hormone Dependence in Cancer. In: Rudolf Virchow. Medical Society in the City of New York, Jubilee Volume, 100th Anniversary, pp. 192-98. Basel: S. Karger, 1960.

41. Huggins, C, and Alvarbz-Ibrbna, J. J. Sindrome de Feminizacidn del Var6n. Rev. Urol., 11:59-70, 1953.

42. Huggins, C, and Bergbnstal, D. M. Surgery of the Adrenals. J.A.M.A., 147:101-6, 1951.

43. Huggins, C, and Bbrgenstal, D. M. Effect of Bilateral Adrenalectomy on Certain Human Tumors. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc. 38:73-76, 1952.

44. Huggins, C, and Bergbnstal, D. M. Inhibition of Human Mammary and Prostatic Cancers by Adrenalectomy. Cancer Research, 12:134-41, 1952.

45. Huggins, C; Bbrgenstal, D. M.; and Cleveland, A. S. The Adrenal in Cancer. Recent Progress in Hormone Research, 8:273-92, 1953.

46. Huggins, C; Briziarelli, G.; and Sutton, H, Jr. Rapid Induction of Mammary Carcinoma in the Rat and the Influence of Hormones on the Tumors. J. Exper. Med., 109:25-42, 1959.

47- Huggins, C, and Dao, T. L.-Y. Adrenalectomy for Mammary Cance r Surgical Technic of Bilateral One-Stage Adrenalectomy in Man. Ann. Surg., 136:595-603. 1952.

48. Huggins, C, and Dao, T. L.-Y. Adrenalectomy and Oophorectomy in Treatment of Advanced Carcinoma of the Breast. J. A.M.A., 151:1388-94,1953.

49. Huggins, C, and Dao, T. L.-Y. Characteristics of Adrenal-dependent Mammary Cancers. Ann. Surg., 140:497-501, 1954.

50. Huggins, C, and Dao, T. L.-Y. Lactation Induced by Luteotrophin in Women with Mammary Cancer. Growth of the Breast of the Human Male Following Estrogenic Treatment. Cancer Research, 14:303-6, 1954.

51. Huggins, C; Dao, T. L.-Y.; Bergenstal, D. M.; and Sommer, J. L. Regression of Mammary Cancer after Adrenalectomy. A.M.A. Arch. Surg., 69:904-8, 1954.

52. Huggins, C; Grand, L. C; and Bruxantes, F. P. Critical Significance of Breast Structure in the Induction of Mammary Cancer in the Rat. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc., 45:1294-1300, 1959.

53. Huggins, C; Grand, L. C; and Briixantes, F. P. Mammary Cancer Induced by a Single Feeding of Polynuclear Hydrocarbons and Its Suppression. Nature, 189:204-7,1961.

54. Huggins, C, and Jensen, E. V. Significance of the Hydroxyl Groups of Steroids in Promoting Growth.]. Exper. Med., 100:241-46, 1954.

55. Huggins, C, and Jensen, E. V. The Depression of Estrone-induced Uterine Growth by Phenolic Estrogens with Oxygenated Functions at Positions 6 or 16. The Impeded Estrogens.]. Exper. Med., 102:335-46, 1955.

56. Huggins, C, and Jensen, E. V. The Depression of Growth of the Uterus, Adrenals, and Ovaries by Fluorinated Steroid* in the Pregnane Series. J. Exper. Med., 102:347-60. 1955.

57. Huggins, C; Jensen, E. V.; and Cleveland, A. S. Chemical Structure of Steroids in Relation to Promotion of Growth of the Vagina and Uterus of the HypophysectomizedRat.J. Exper. Med., 100:225-40, 1954.

58. Huggins, C, and Mainzer, K. Hormonal Influences on Mammary Tumors of the Rat. II. Retardation of Growth of a Transplanted Fibroadenoma in Intact Female Rats by Steroids in the Androstane Series.]. Exper. Med., 105:485-500, 1957.

59. Huggins, C; Matnzbr, K.; and Briziarelli, G. Molecular Structure of Steroids and Phenanthrene Derivatives Related to Growth of Transplanted Mammary Tumors. Recent Progress in Hormone Research, 14:77-93,1958.

60. Huggins, C, and McCarthy, J. D. Regression of Human Metastatic Mammary Cancer Induced by 3-Methylcholanthrene. Cancer Research, 17:1028-32, 1957.

61. Huggins, C; Moun, S.; and Grand, L. C. Mammary Cancer Induced by a Single Dose of Polynuclear Hydrocarbons. Routes of Administration. Ann. Surg. (In press, 1961.)

62. Huggins, C., and Okamoto, R. Disturbed Reproductive Function Following Section of the Portal Vein.J. Exper. Med., 112:883-94, 1960

63. Huggins, C.; Parsons, F. M.; and Jensen, E. V. Promotion of Growth of Preputial Glands by Steroids and the Pituitary Growth Hormone. Endocrinol., 57:25-32, 1955.

64. Huggins, C., and Pollice, L. Effects of 3-Methylcholanthrene on the Endocrine System and Metabolism of the Rat and Its Influence to Retard Growth of Mammary Tumors Hitherto Refractory. J. Exper. Med., 107:13-32,1958.

65. Huggins, C., and Sommer, J. L. Quantitative Studies of Prostatic Secretion. III. Simultaneous Measurement of Size and Secretion of the Canine Prostate and the Interaction of Androgenic and Estrogenic Substances Thereon. J. Exper. Med., 97:663-80, 1953.

66. Huggins, C.; Tapley, D. F.; and Jensen, E. V. Mercaptan-induced Coagulation of Proteins. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc., 36:695-99, 1950.

67. Huggins, C.; Tapley, D. F.; and Jensen, E. V. Sulphydryl-disulphide Relationships in the Induction of Gels in Proteins by Urea. Nature, 167: 592-93, 1951.

68. Huggins, C.; Torralba, Y.; and Matnzbr, K. Hormonal Influences on Mammary Tumors of the Rat. I. Acceleration of Growth of Transplanted Fibroadenoma in Ovariectomized and Hypophysectomized Rats. J. Exper. Med., 104:525-38, 1956.

69. Huggins, C., and Yao, F.-O. Influence of Hormones on Liver. I. Effects of Steroids and Thyroxine on Pyridine Nueleotide-linked Dehydrogenases. J. Exper. Med., 110:899-919, 1959.

70. Hurlock, B., and Talalay, P. Enzymatic Estimation of Urinary Steroids. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol. & Med., 93:560-64, 1956.

71. Hurlock, B., and Talalay, P. Principles of the Enzymatic Measurement of Steroids.J. Biol. Chem., 226:37-52, 1957.

72. Hurlock, B., and Talalay, P. Catalysis of Hydrogen Transfer between Pyridine Nucleotides by ya-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase. Biochim. et bio-phys. acta, 30:201-3, 1958.

73. Hurlock, B., and Talalay, P. Enzymatic Estimation of Steroids in Human Urine. Endocrinol., 62:201-15, 1958.

74. Hurlock, B., and Talalay, P. 3a-Hydroxysteroids as Coenzymes of Hydrogen Transfer between Di- and Triphosphopyridine Nucleotides. J. Biol. Chem., 233:886-93, 1958.

75- Hurlock, B., and Talalay, P. Microsomal ja- and nfi-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenases. Arch. Biochem. & Biophys., 80:468-70, 1959.

76. Inglb, David j. Suppression of Steroid Diabetes by Walker Carcinoma in the Rat. Endocrinol., 66:289-04, 1960.

77. Inglb, David J. The Effect of Some Stressors on Steroid Diabetes in the Rat. Diabetes, 9:304-95, 1960.

78. Ingle, Dwight J. Permissibility of Hormone Action. A Review. Acta endo-crinol., 17:172-86, 1954.

79. Inglb, D. j. Technic of Repeated Partial Hepatectomy in the Rat. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol. & Med., 87:251-53, 1954.

80. Inglb, D. J. Permissive Action of Hormones. J. Clin. Endocrinol. & Metabolism, 14:1272-^74, 1954.

81. Inglb, D. J. Psychological Barriers in Research. Am. Scientist, 42:283-93, 1954-

82. Inglb, D. J. Effect of Endocrine Glands on Normal Muscle Work. Am. J. Med., 19:724-28, 1955.

83. Inglb, D. J. Discussion of Hormonal Control of Amino Acid Metabolism. Fed. Proc., 14:705-6, 1955.

84. Inglb, D. J. Some Questions Relating to the Role of the Adrenal Cortex in the Etiology of Disease, fifth Annual Report on Stress, pp. 161-68. Montreal: Acta, 1955-56.

85. Inglb, D. J. Work Performance of Tumor-bearing Rats. Am. J. Physiol., 187:1, 1956.