Articles:

Norman E. Freeman, Reginald H. Smithwick, and James C. White

ADRENAL SECRETION IN MAN: The Reactions of the Blood Vessels of the Human Extremity, Sensitized by Sympathectomy, to Adrenalin and to Adrenal Secretion Resulting from Insulin Hypoglycemia
Am J Physiol 107: 529-534, 1934 [PDF]  

Hans Selye

ON THE NERVOUS CONTROL OF LACTATION
Am J Physiol 107: 535-538, 1934 [PDF]  

Carl Voegtlin, R. H. Fitch, Herbert Kahler, and J. M. Johnson

THE HYDROGEN-ION CONCENTRATION OF MAMMALIAN VOLUNTARY MUSCLE UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS
Am J Physiol 107: 539-550, 1934 [PDF]  

Charles D. Snyder

THE HEAT LIBERATED BY THE BEATING HEART: Eighth Communication: A New Method of Analyzing Waves of Heat Production; also a Study of Variability of Heat Production, Associated Directly with the Contractile Act
Am J Physiol 107: 551-567, 1934 [PDF]  

H. C. Stevens and R. P. Metcalf

THE DECREMENT IN MUSCULAR FORCE WITH INCREASING SPEED OF SHORTENING
Am J Physiol 107: 568-576, 1934 [PDF]  

Chandler M. Brooks

THE RESISTANCE OF SURVIVING SPINAL ANIMALS TO HYPOGLYCEMIA INDUCED BY INSULIN
Am J Physiol 107: 577-583, 1934 [PDF]  

Lester R. Dragstedt and Robert A. Woodbury

THE RELATION OF BILE TO THE SECRETION OF PANCREATIC JUICE
Am J Physiol 107: 584-588, 1934 [PDF]  

N. R. Cooperman, F. J. Mullin, and N. Kleitman

STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SLEEP: XI. Further Observations on the Effects of Prolonged Sleeplessness
Am J Physiol 107: 589-593, 1934 [PDF]  

Robert M. Moore, Ruth E. Moore, and Albert O. Singleton, JR.

EXPERIMENTS ON THE CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF PAIN-ENDINGS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BLOOD-VESSELS
Am J Physiol 107: 594-602, 1934 [PDF]  

Julius C. Abels

ON THE LYSIN PRESENT IN NORMAL URINE
Am J Physiol 107: 603-609, 1934 [PDF]  

Alvan L. Barach

THE ACTION OF OXYGEN IN COUNTERACTING ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION
Am J Physiol 107: 610-615, 1934 [PDF]  

Evelyn C. Van Donk, H. Feldman, and H. Steenbock

AN ANALYSIS OF THE ANEMIA OF PREGNANCY IN THE RAT
Am J Physiol 107: 616-627, 1934 [PDF]  

Cordelia Ogle

ADAPTATION OF SEXUAL ACTIVITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 107: 628-634, 1934 [PDF]  

Cordelia Ogle

CLIMATIC INFLUENCE ON THE GROWTH OF THE MALE ALBINO MOUSE
Am J Physiol 107: 635-640, 1934 [PDF]  

Kenneth B. Castleton

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE MOVEMENTS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE
Am J Physiol 107: 641-646, 1934 [PDF]  

E. F. Adolph, M. J. Gerbasi, and M. J. Lepore

REDISTRIBUTIONS OF WATER FOLLOWING TRANSFUSIONS AND INFUSIONS
Am J Physiol 107: 647-666, 1934 [PDF]  

A. H. Hegnauer

LACTIC ACID METABOLISM OF MUSCLES MADE NON-IRRITABLE BY SUGAR SOLUTIONS
Am J Physiol 107: 667-676, 1934 [PDF]  

David Marine and S. H. Rosen

THE EFFECT OF THE THYROTROPIC HORMONE ON AUTO- AND HOMEOTRANSPLANTS OF THE THYROID AND ITS BEARING ON THE QUESTION OF SECRETORY NERVES
Am J Physiol 107: 677-680, 1934 [PDF]  

R. Margaria and H. T. Edwards

THE REMOVAL OF LACTIC ACID FROM THE BODY DURING RECOVERY FROM MUSCULAR EXERCISE
Am J Physiol 107: 681-686, 1934 [PDF]  

Edwin P. Laug

OBSERVATIONS ON LACTIC ACID, TOTAL CO₂, AND pH OF VENOUS BLOOD DURING RECOVERY FROM SEVERE EXERCISE
Am J Physiol 107: 687-692, 1934 [PDF]  

Ruby S. Hirose

THE SECOND PHASE OF THROMBIN ACTION: FIBRIN RESOLUTION
Am J Physiol 107: 693-697, 1934 [PDF]  

Josephine Ball

DEMONSTRATION OF A QUANTITATIVE RELATION BETWEEN STIMULUS AND RESPONSE IN PSEUDOPREGNANCY IN THE RAT
Am J Physiol 107: 698-703, 1934 [PDF]  

Albert S. Gordon and Max Dubin

ON THE ALLEGED PRESENCE OF "HEMOPOIETINE" IN THE BLOOD SERUM OF RABBITS EITHER RENDERED ANEMIC OR SUBJECTED TO LOW PRESSURES
Am J Physiol 107: 704-708, 1934 [PDF]  

H. L. Katz and L. B. Nice

CHANGES IN THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS OF THE BLOOD OF RABBITS DURING EMOTIONAL EXCITEMENT
Am J Physiol 107: 709-716, 1934 [PDF]  

C. W. Hampel

THE EFFECT OF INITIAL TENSION AND LOAD ON THE RESPONSE OF THE NICTITATING MEMBRANE OF THE CAT
Am J Physiol 107: 717-725, 1934 [PDF]  

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