Articles:

J. M. D. Olmsted, Mario Margutti, and Kazuo Yanagisawa

ADAPTATION TO TRANSPOSITION OF EYE MUSCLES
Am J Physiol 116: 245-251, 1936 [PDF]  

W. J. Brogden, Edward Girden, Fred A. Mettler, and Elmer Culler

ACOUSTIC VALUE OF THE SEVERAL COMPONENTS OF THE AUDITORY SYSTEM IN CATS
Am J Physiol 116: 252-261, 1936 [PDF]  

Max Kriss

THE INFLUENCE OF THE PLANE OF NUTRITION ON THE MANNER OF HEAT DISPOSAL BY CATTLE
Am J Physiol 116: 262-273, 1936 [PDF]  

Mary V. Buell, Ian A. Anderson, and Margaret B. Strauss

ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN ADRENALECTOMIZED ANIMALS
Am J Physiol 116: 274-281, 1936 [PDF]  

H. G. du Buy and G. Coppée

THE ELECTRIC PHENOMENA OF THE CRAYFISH CLAW DURING REPETITIVE STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 116: 282-289, 1936 [PDF]  

Edward J. Van Liere

THE EFFECT OF PROLONGED ANOXEMIA ON THE HEART AND SPLEEN IN THE MAMMAL
Am J Physiol 116: 290-294, 1936 [PDF]  

Helene C. Wilson

THE RELATION BETWEEN RHYTHMIC VARIATIONS IN BLOOD PRESSURE AND RHYTHMIC CONTRACTIONS OF THE ARTERY OF THE EAR OF RABBITS AND DOGS
Am J Physiol 116: 295-301, 1936 [PDF]  

L. N. Katz, I. Gutman, and F. H. Ocko

ALTERATIONS IN THE ELECTRICAL FIELD PRODUCED BY CHANGES IN THE CONTACTS OF THE HEART WITH THE BODY
Am J Physiol 116: 302-308, 1936 [PDF]  

W. H. Forbes

BLOOD SUGAR AND GLUCOSE TOLERANCE AT HIGH ALTITUDES
Am J Physiol 116: 309-316, 1936 [PDF]  

A. Shapiro and H. Koster

THE INFLUENCE OF BILE ON THE EXCRETION OF STEROL IN THE FECES
Am J Physiol 116: 317-321, 1936 [PDF]  

I. Arthur Mirsky

THE SITE AND MECHANISM OF THE ANTIKETOGENIC ACTION OF INSULIN
Am J Physiol 116: 322-326, 1936 [PDF]  

E. Gellhorn and A. Janus

THE INFLUENCE OF PARTIAL PRESSURE OF O₂ ON BODY TEMPERATURE
Am J Physiol 116: 327-329, 1936 [PDF]  

H. Necheles, P. Levitsky, R. Kohn, M. Maskin, and R. Frank

THE VASOMOTOR EFFECT OF ACETYLCHOLINE ON THE STOMACH OF THE DOG
Am J Physiol 116: 330-336, 1936 [PDF]  

Frank L. Apperly and M. K. Cary

THE CHLORIDE AND ALKALI CONTENT OF THE DUODENAL SECRETIONS AND THEIR RELATION TO GASTRIC ACIDITY AND EMPTYING TIME
Am J Physiol 116: 337-342, 1936 [PDF]  

L. N. Katz, E. Sigman, I. Gutman, and F. H. Ocko

THE EFFECT OF GOOD ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS INTRODUCED NEAR THE HEART ON THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
Am J Physiol 116: 343-348, 1936 [PDF]  

Lee E. Farr and Joseph E. Smadel

THE UREA CLEARANCE OF RATS: ITS TECHNIQUE AND NORMAL RANGE
Am J Physiol 116: 349-357, 1936 [PDF]  

A. S. Gilson, JR.

THE EFFECTS UPON THE HEART RHYTHM OF PREMATURE STIMULI APPLIED TO THE PACEMAKER AND TO THE ATRIUM
Am J Physiol 116: 358-366, 1936 [PDF]  

H. T. Edwards

LACTIC ACID IN REST AND WORK AT HIGH ALTITUDE
Am J Physiol 116: 367-375, 1936 [PDF]  

Henry R. Jacobs and Elwood W. Mason

THE INNOCUOUSNESS OF HISTAMINE TO THE DOG
Am J Physiol 116: 376-379, 1936 [PDF]  

Charles J. Hillenbrand and T. E. Boyd

REFLEX RESPIRATORY EFFECTS FROM INTERMITTENT STIMULATION OF THE VAGUS AND SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVES
Am J Physiol 116: 380-386, 1936 [PDF]  

A. Rosenblueth, H. Davis, and B. Rempel

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ELECTRIC RESPONSES OF SMOOTH MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 116: 387-407, 1936 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon and A. Rosenblueth

THE SENSITIZATION OF A SYMPATHETIC GANGLION BY PREGANGLIONIC DENERVATION
Am J Physiol 116: 408-413, 1936 [PDF]  

A. Rosenblueth and W. B. Cannon

THE ADEQUACY OF THE CHEMICAL THEORY OF SMOOTH MUSCLE EXCITATION
Am J Physiol 116: 414-429, 1936 [PDF]  

W. W. Swingle, W. M. Parkins, and A. R. Taylor

EXPERIMENTS ON INTACT AND ADRENALECTOMIZED DOGS SUBJECTED TO SODIUM AND CHLORIDE DEPLETION BY INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTIONS OF GLUCOSE
Am J Physiol 116: 430-437, 1936 [PDF]  

W. W. Swingle, W. M. Parkins, A. R. Taylor, and H. W. Hays

RELATION OF SERUM SODIUM AND CHLORIDE LEVELS TO ALTERATIONS OF BODY WATER IN THE INTACT AND ADRENALECTOMIZED DOG, AND THE INFLUENCE OF ADRENAL CORTICAL HORMONE UPON FLUID DISTRIBUTION
Am J Physiol 116: 438-445, 1936 [PDF]  

Joseph L. Svirbely

THE EFFECT OF DIETS AND VARIOUS SUBSTANCES ON THE VITAMIN C CONTENT OF SOME ORGANS OF THE RAT
Am J Physiol 116: 446-455, 1936 [PDF]  

Joseph D. Greaves and Carl L. A. Schmidt

STUDIES ON THE VITAMIN A REQUIREMENTS OF THE RAT
Am J Physiol 116: 456-467, 1936 [PDF]  

Walter M. Boothby, Joseph Berkson, and Halbert L. Dunn

STUDIES OF THE ENERGY OF METABOLISM OF NORMAL INDIVIDUALS: A STANDARD FOR BASAL METABOLISM, WITH A NOMOGRAM FOR CLINICAL APPLICATION
Am J Physiol 116: 468-484, 1936 [PDF]  

Joseph Berkson and Walter M. Boothby

STUDIES OF THE ENERGY OF METABOLISM OF NORMAL INDIVIDUALS. A COMPARISON OF THE ESTIMATION OF BASAL METABOLISM FROM (1) A LINEAR FORMULA AND (2) "SURFACE AREA"
Am J Physiol 116: 485-494, 1936 [PDF]  

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