Publications

memorial. l. whittington gorham, m.d.		1969	4896317
cellular senescence, radiation damage to mitochondria, and the compensatory response in ripening pear fruits.	a compensatory response, viz. in vivo recovery from radiation damage to mitochondria, occurs in preclimacteric pear fruits (pyrus communis l.) treated with ionizing radiation. the compensatory response is absent or markedly impaired in senescent fruits irradiated at or near the climacteric peak. senescent cells failed to recover from harmful effects of radiation on: 1) mitochondrial yield, 2) in vivo incorporation of amino acids into mitochondrial protein, and 3) mitochondrial respiratory contro ...	1968	16656887
disappearing bone disease, morbus gorham. report of a case.		1968	5730317
[isolation and investigation of the pear bacteriosis agent in the western regions of the ukrainian ssr].		1968	5734161
isolation, purification, and characterization of an endogenous root-promoting factor obtained from basal sections of pear hardwood cuttings.	basal segments taken from old home and bartlett pear hardwood cuttings collected at intervals during the rooting period in september were extracted with ethanol and fractionated by paper chromatography in different solvent systems. different zones on the chromatograms were bioassayed by the mung bean rooting test, which showed high levels of promotion in old home basal extracts when the cuttings were obtained during the period of maximum rooting. extracts from bartlett cuttings, however, showed ...	1967	16656535
degradation of endosulfan and ethion on pears and pear and grape foliage.		1967	1270675
[abbreviated psychiatric evaluation scale (overall-gorham)].		1967	6065349
effect of gamma radiation on the ripening of bartlett pears.	gamma radiation at doses of 300 krad or more inhibits the ripening of bartlett pears (pyrus communis l.). immediately after irradiation there is a transitory burst of c(2)h(4), which subsequently declines in fruits subjected to inhibitory doses. ethylene production associated with ripening begins at the same time in unirradiated fruits and those subjected to noninhibitory doses, but the latter produces much more c(2)h(4) at the climacteric peak. fruits subjected to inhibitory doses produce low l ...	1966	16656274
sucrose density gradient distribution of mitochondrial protein and enzymes from preclimacteric and climacteric pears.	mitochondrial fractions isolated from pears (pyrus communis l.) at the climacteric minimum and peak were subjected to sucrose density gradient centrifugation. the distribution of protein and specific activities of 3 enzymes from this mitochondrial fraction were investigated.cytochrome oxidase specific activity remained associated with the particulate fraction and increased slightly during the period in which respiration of the whole fruit reached its climacteric peak. catalase and acid phosphata ...	1966	16656269
the flavonol glycosides in the fruit of pyrus communis l. cultivar bon chrétien.	1. two new flavonol glycosides were isolated from the fruit of pyrus communis l. cultivar bon chrétien. these were identified as isorhamnetin 3-rhamnogalactoside and a derivative of isorhamnetin 3-glucoside which was associated (possibly acylated) with an unknown aliphatic organic acid. 2. the melting point of isorhamnetin 3-glucoside isolated from bon chrétien pears is different from that of isorhamnetin 3-glucoside previously isolated from argemone mexicana and calendula officinalis. 3. isorha ...	1965	16749105
the effect of anxiety as measured by the taylor mas scale on performance on the gorham proverb tests.		1963	14042968
the gorham proverbs test.		1960	14428116
[studies on the phenol content of pyrus communis l. part 6. the isolation and characterization of a new phenol compound].		1960	13825174
[massive osteolysis of gorham-stout].		1960	13841240
[incidence of ursolic acid in the leaves of pyrus communis l].		1958	13545850
[findings on the phenolic content of pyrus communis. 5. occurrence of tannins in pear leaves].		1958	13566981
[studies on the phenolic constituents of pyrus communis. iv. content of arbutin in germinating pear seeds & distribution in young plants].		1958	13553772
[examination of phenolic content of pyrus communis. iii. effect of grafting on the arbutin content of the leaves of twigs & the base].		1958	13542184
[studies on phenolic components of pyrus communis. ii. arbutin content of pear leaves].		1957	13527184
[phenolic components of pyrus communis l. i. compilation of hitherto published data].		1957	13494187
the significance of poly-phenolic metabolites of apple and pear in the host relations of venturia inaequalis and venturia pirina.		1957	13481331
the histology and histopathology of the dental innervation: (section of odontology).	the presence of a perivascular neural plexus in the periodontal membrane suggests that the dental structures have both sensory and autonomic nerve supply. the fibres described by mummery are unaffected by section of the inferior dental nerve although there is marked degeneration in all demonstrable nerves. nerve-fibres have been observed describing simple and complex looping in the odontogenetic zone and others which, running tangentially between the odontoblast layer and the dentine, form a ver ...	1939	19992023
frederic poole gorham, 1871-1933.		1933	16559676
the nature of the growth rate.	1. the growth rate of organisms may be considered as a chemical reaction which gives the mature organism as its end-product. the organism grows at a definite rate which is, at any moment, proportional to the amount of growth yet to be made. 2. shoots of young pear trees measured at weekly intervals during the growing season showed a rate similar to that of an autocatalytic reaction. 3. young walnut trees showed distinct cycles of growth in a single season, but the growth in each cycle proceeded ...	1920	19871830
the perfect stage of leaf-spot of pear and quince.		1909	17777277
ribosome inactivating proteins from rosaceae.	ribosome-inactivating proteins (rips) are widespread among higher plants of different taxonomic orders. in this study, we report on the rip sequences found in the genome/transcriptome of several important rosaceae species, including many economically important edible fruits such as apple, pear, peach, apricot, and strawberry. all rip domains from rosaceae share high sequence similarity with conserved residues in the catalytic site and the carbohydrate binding sites. the genomes of malus domestic ...	0	27556443