Articles:

Victor Johnson, A. J. Carlson, and Adelaide Johnson

STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF GLYCEROL ON THE ANIMAL ORGANISM
Am J Physiol 103: 517-534, 1933 [PDF]  

H. J. Ropshaw

MELANOGENESIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SULFHYDRILS AND PROTAMINES
Am J Physiol 103: 535-552, 1933 [PDF]  

J. William Heim

ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF LYMPH FROM SUBCUTANEOUS VESSELS
Am J Physiol 103: 553-558, 1933 [PDF]  

William F. Allen

AN EXPERIMENTALLY PRODUCED PREMATURE SYSTOLIC ARHYTHMIA (PULSUS BIGEMINUS) IN RABBITS: V. Factors that Affect its Onset, Duration, Arrest and Alteration
Am J Physiol 103: 559-569, 1933 [PDF]  

B. O. Barnes and J. G. Bueno

STUDIES ON THYROGLOBULIN: II. Absorption of Thyroglobulin and Related Substances from the Alimentary Canal
Am J Physiol 103: 570-573, 1933 [PDF]  

C. B. Huggins and Anna A. Johnson

CHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS ON FLUIDS OF THE SEMINAL TRACT: I. Inorganic Phosphorus, Calcium, Non-Protein Nitrogen and Glucose Content of Semen and of Seminal Vesicle, Prostate and Spermatocele Fluids in Man
Am J Physiol 103: 574-581, 1933 [PDF]  

F. A. Simeone

A NEUROMUSCULAR MECHANISM IN THE DUCTUS EPIDIDYMIDIS AND ITS IMPAIRMENT BY SYMPATHETIC DENERVATION
Am J Physiol 103: 582-591, 1933 [PDF]  

J. F. Herrick, Hiram E. Essex, and Edward J. Baldes

OBSERVATIONS ON THE FLOW OF BLOOD IN THE FEMORAL ARTERY OF THE DOG EIGHT TO THIRTY-FOUR MONTHS AFTER LUMBAR SYMPATHECTOMY
Am J Physiol 103: 592-594, 1933 [PDF]  

S. A. Asdell and G. W. Salisbury

THE CAUSE OF MAMMARY DEVELOPMENT DURING PSEUDO-PREGNANCY IN THE RABBIT
Am J Physiol 103: 595-599, 1933 [PDF]  

S. A. Asdell and J. Hammond

THE EFFECTS OF PROLONGING THE LIFE OF THE CORPUS LUTEUM IN THE RABBIT BY HYSTERECTOMY
Am J Physiol 103: 600-605, 1933 [PDF]  

Cordelia Ogle and C. A. Mills

ANIMAL ADAPTATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS
Am J Physiol 103: 606-612, 1933 [PDF]  

David J. Cohn, Abraham Levinson, and Frances McCarthy

PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIATIONS IN THE GLUCOSE RATIO OF BLOOD AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
Am J Physiol 103: 613-619, 1933 [PDF]  

Joseph Victor

THE EFFECTS OF SUGAR AND ELECTROLYTE SOLUTIONS ON THE METABOLISM AND IRRITABILITY OF HEART MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 103: 620-630, 1933 [PDF]  

Gregory Pincus and N. Werthessen

THE CONTINUED INJECTION OF OESTRIN INTO YOUNG RATS
Am J Physiol 103: 631-636, 1933 [PDF]  

M. O. Lee and Z. M. Bacq

THE FAILURE OF SYMPATHETIC EXTIRPATION IN THE RAT TO AFFECT THE BASAL METABOLISM OR THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF ADRENALINE
Am J Physiol 103: 637-642, 1933 [PDF]  

Oran I. Cutler and Julian H. Lewis

THE TIME AT WHICH CASEIN BEGINS TO BE FORMED IN THE BREAST DURING PREGNANCY
Am J Physiol 103: 643-646, 1933 [PDF]  

G. Davis Buckner, W. M. Insko, JR., and J. Holmes Martin

ABNORMAL GROWTH OF WATTLES AND TESTES OF COCKERELS AFTER REMOVAL OF COMBS
Am J Physiol 103: 647-650, 1933 [PDF]  

Donald H. Barron

A COMPARISON OF THE TIME RELATIONS OF MUSCLES SUPPLIED BY NORMAL AND BY REGENERATED NERVES
Am J Physiol 103: 651-658, 1933 [PDF]  

A. Rosenblueth, C. Leese, and E. Lambert

ELECTRICAL POTENTIALS IN SMOOTH MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 103: 659-680, 1933 [PDF]  

A. Rosenblueth and D. McK. Rioch

THE NATURE OF THE RESPONSES OF SMOOTH MUSCLE TO ADRENIN AND THE AUGMENTOR ACTION OF COCAINE FOR SYMPATHETIC STIMULI
Am J Physiol 103: 681-685, 1933 [PDF]  

W. M. Firor and Arthur Grollman

STUDIES ON THE ADRENAL: I. Adrenalectomy in Mammals with Particular Reference to the White Rat (Mus norvegicus)
Am J Physiol 103: 686-698, 1933 [PDF]  

B. O. Barnes

THE EXCRETION OF IODINE IN EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTHYROIDISM
Am J Physiol 103: 699-703, 1933 [PDF]  

R. Lorente de No

THE INTERACTION OF THE CORNEAL REFLEX AND VESTIBULAR NYSTAGMUS
Am J Physiol 103: 704-711, 1933 [PDF]  

Daniel A. McGinty and A. T. Miller, JR.

STUDIES ON THE CORONARY CIRCULATION: II. The Absorption of Lactic Acid and Glucose and the Gaseous Exchange of Heart Muscle
Am J Physiol 103: 712-720, 1933 [PDF]  

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