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National Library of Medicine

The National Library of Medicine of the U. S. Department of Health, Education, andWelfare is the world's largest research library in a single scientific and professional J

fieid. NLM's bibliographies, indexes, catalogs, and other guides to medical literature

can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing

Office, Washington, D. C. 20402.

Among NLM's publications is Index Mp.licus, a monthly bibliographic listing of refer-

ences to current articles from approximately 2400 of the world's biomedical journals.

Each issue contains subject and name sections and a separate Bibliography of Medical

Reviews. Price: $40 annual subscription (,49 foreign).

Science Informatioma Exchange

The Science Information Exchange, Smithsonian Institution, furnishes reports on

current research planned or in progress, thereby bridging the gap between the start of

projects and their subsequent publication one to several years later.

More than 100,000 summaries of unpublished research plans reporting-who is doing

what, where, and how supported reach ME yearly from Federal, State and private agencies,

loundations, associations, industries and individual investigators. The scope embraces

all basic and applied fields of the life, social, physical, and engineering sciences.

Notice of Research Project

Each SIE report Lcontains six items of Information: the name of the agency supporting

the research, a short ilue, names of, all investigators, location of the work, a 200-word

summary of the work in progress, and the level of effort.`.

Any research worker in a recognized scientific laboratory-government, academic,

or industrial-may use the services of the Scientific Information Exchange without chargeby writing to the address below. Most individual queries concern who is currently working

on problems in the questioner's special field of interest. The address: Science Information

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HEALTH. EDUCATION, AND WELFARIS EPB (Nov._64)SVPOATNG GENY. Public Health Service 1 R0l

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Basic Factors in ;luman Salivary Cniinn

*o~,.d~e,,,.n,. .'~.~~cI iI. . PINCPA IVESGAOS ~ALL OTHER PROFFSSIONAL eRSONNEL *..goae w. the ,I.~

~lint..,n Carl Brown, Ph.D. , Assist. Professoýr _f Medical Psychiatry, 'IavlovianLaboratory, johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltirnore, Maryl;A&i,

George F. Sutherland, M.D., Director of Psychiatric Education, Rosewc.fnd StateHospital, Owings Mill, Ma ,ryland

Albert A. Kurland, M.D. , Director of Research, Department of Mental H.'giene,Baltimore, State of Maryland

UAE .0 ADDRESS OF I-STI1'Un.o,.

Fr~ends of Psychiatric Research, Inc. <HER~ESnrifO Grove State Hospital. Baltimore, Maryland 21228 , .~~~ ,

1hib, study is a critical evaluation of the potential utility of theconditional salivary response for the evaluation of more comple.. bsohavior inhuman subjects.

While there is a considerable literature concerning the respconse Sn variousde'ntal, physiological, chemical and pharmacological applications, there is littleevidence relating to its basic unconditionil aspects, particularly as it reflects

Ithe activity of the parasympathetic branch of the autonomac nervous system.

WHAT The planned research calls for a step-wise progression from the evaluation

estalisetpychohy~iolgimaeasures of AN., activity..

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frthe mesrmn fslvr lwin man and because of the availability ofthersthel basi aspect expeithed repns citionan reflerx investigtio :reandcnersanth

with the related literature.

The results of the projected stusdy should providie conclusive evidence ofteutility of the conmditional salivary response*a an established psychophy-

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The National Referral Centerfor Science and Technology

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in the Libr.xy of Congress wlth:tiie support of the National Science Foundation, the Centeris designed to provid, a slr.gle place to which anyone with an interest in science andtechnology may turn for advice on where and how to obtain information un specific topics.

The Center does not provide technical details in answer to Inquiries, nor r'oes itfurnish bibliographic assistance. Functioning as an intermediary, it directs those whohave a question concerning a particular subject to organizations or individuals withspcialized knowledge of that subject.

Three directories covering a broad range of information resources have been issuedby the Center and may be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Govern-

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A Directory of Information Yesources in the United States* Physical Sciences,Biological Sciences, Engineerin, ($2.25)

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Correspondence concerning the Center should be addressed to:

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or file cabinets.

Small, portable microfiche readers are available at low cost ($100 to $135). T ese

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If a "hard copy' (photo reproduction) of a page, table, chart, or the entire report is

wanted, then a reader-printer is used. Reader-printers are available in the price range

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are listed below. Please remember that the Government does not evaluate the relative

merits of thtre equipments.

Portable and Semi-Portable Microfiche Readers

Atlantic Microfilm CorporationSpring Valley, New York 10977 (Model F66)

Bell and Howell CompanyMicropboto Division1700 Shaw AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44112 (se.eral models)Documit, IncorporatedWaltham, Massachvsetts 02154 (sver al models)

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Dell and Howell Company(address on preceding page) (several models)Docu mat Incorporated(address on preceding page) (several models)Microfilm Products Division3 M CompanySt. Paul, Minnesota 55119 (Filmac 100 to 400)Recordak Corporation(address given above) (several models)

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