Articles:

A. R. McIntyre

THE EFFECTS UPON THE pH OF DOG SERUM AND URINE OF THE ALPHA AND BETA FRACTIONS OF POSTERIOR LOBE PITUITARY EXTRACT
Am J Physiol 106: 505-508, 1933 [PDF]  

Eugene U. Still, A. L. Bennett, and V. B. Scott

A STUDY OF THE METABOLIC ACTIVITY OF THE PANCREAS
Am J Physiol 106: 509-523, 1933 [PDF]  

E. A. Blair and Joseph Erlanger

A COMPARISON OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF AXONS THROUGH THEIR INDIVIDUAL ELECTRICAL RESPONSES
Am J Physiol 106: 524-564, 1933 [PDF]  

Joseph Erlanger and E. A. Blair

THE CONFIGURATION OF AXON AND "SIMPLE" NERVE ACTION POTENTIALS
Am J Physiol 106: 565-570, 1933 [PDF]  

Eaton M. MacKay

FACTORS WHICH DETERMINE RENAL WEIGHT: XV. The Relation Between the Vitamin B (Old Terminology) and Protein Intakes
Am J Physiol 106: 571-573, 1933 [PDF]  

J. A. E. Eyster, F. Maresh, and M. R. Krasno

THE NATURE OF THE ELECTRICAL FIELD AROUND THE HEART
Am J Physiol 106: 574-588, 1933 [PDF]  

Walter G. Maddock and Frederick A. Coller

THE RÔLE OF THE EXTREMITIES IN THE DISSIPATION OF HEAT
Am J Physiol 106: 589-596, 1933 [PDF]  

C. J. Wiggers and F. S. Cotton

STUDIES ON THE CORONARY CIRCULATION: II. The Systolic and Diastolic flow through the Coronary Vessels
Am J Physiol 106: 597-610, 1933 [PDF]  

M. M. Kramer, Mary T. Harman, and Alice K. Brill

DISTURBANCES OF REPRODUCTION AND OVARIAN CHANGES IN THE GUINEA-PIG IN RELATION TO VITAMIN C DEFICIENCY
Am J Physiol 106: 611-622, 1933 [PDF]  

Peter Heinbecker and James O'Leary

THE MAMMALIAN VAGUS NERVE-A FUNCTIONAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY
Am J Physiol 106: 623-646, 1933 [PDF]  

G. H. Bishop, Peter Heinbecker, and J. L. O'Leary

THE FUNCTION OF THE NON-MYELINATED FIBERS OF THE DORSAL ROOTS
Am J Physiol 106: 647-669, 1933 [PDF]  

Edward A. Rundquist and Carroll J. Bellis

RESPIRATORY METABOLISM OF ACTIVE AND INACTIVE RATS
Am J Physiol 106: 670-675, 1933 [PDF]  

W. H. Riddell, J. S. Hughes, and J. B. Fitch

THE ENERGY METABOLISM OF PHOSPHORUS-DEFICIENT DAIRY CATTLE
Am J Physiol 106: 676-681, 1933 [PDF]  

Charles B. Puestow

STUDIES ON THE ORIGIN OF THE AUTOMATICITY OF THE INTESTINE: THE ACTION OF CERTAIN DRUGS ON ISOLATED INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTS
Am J Physiol 106: 682-688, 1933 [PDF]  

R. Margaria, H. T. Edwards, and D. B. Dill

THE POSSIBLE MECHANISMS OF CONTRACTING AND PAYING THE OXYGEN DEBT AND THE RÔLE OF LACTIC ACID IN MUSCULAR CONTRACTION
Am J Physiol 106: 689-715, 1933 [PDF]  

I. L. Chaikoff and W. R. Lyons

LACTATION IN DIABETES
Am J Physiol 106: 716-720, 1933 [PDF]  

E. F. Lambert, B. F. Skinner, and A. Forbes

SOME CONDITIONS AFFECTING INTENSITY AND DURATION THRESHOLDS IN MOTOR NERVE, WITH REFERENCE TO CHRONAXIE OF SUBORDINATION
Am J Physiol 106: 721-737, 1933 [PDF]  

W. Ray Bryan, A. S. Minot, and L. L. Chastain

HYPERGUANIDINEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH DEHYDRATION IN NORMAL AND IN PARATHYROIDECTOMIZED DOGS
Am J Physiol 106: 738-744, 1933 [PDF]  

William Dock

THE RATE OF OXYGEN UTILIZATION BY RAT KIDNEYS AT DIFFERENT RATES OF UREA EXCRETION
Am J Physiol 106: 745-749, 1933 [PDF]  

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