Articles:

H. Deutsch, C. I. Reed, and H. C. Struck

THE RÔLE OF THE THYROID IN THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF VITAMIN D
Am J Physiol 117: 1-5, 1936 [PDF]  

I. Arthur Mirsky and R. H. Broh-Kahn

THE EFFECT OF EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTHYROIDISM ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
Am J Physiol 117: 6-12, 1936 [PDF]  

W. M. Parkins, H. W. Hays, and W. W. Swingle

A STUDY OF THE BLOOD SUGAR OF THE ADRENALECTOMIZED DOG
Am J Physiol 117: 13-23, 1936 [PDF]  

Edmund P. Fowler, JR. and T. W. Forbes

DEPRESSION IN ORDER OF FREQUENCY OF THE ELECTRICAL COCHLEAR RESPONSE OF CATS
Am J Physiol 117: 24-35, 1936 [PDF]  

A. C. Burton and H. C. Bazett

A STUDY OF THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE OF THE TISSUES, OF THE EXCHANGES OF HEAT AND VASOMOTOR RESPONSES IN MAN BY MEANS OF A BATH CALORIMETER
Am J Physiol 117: 36-54, 1936 [PDF]  

Philip P. Partington

THE PRODUCTION OF SYMPATHIN IN RESPONSE TO PHYSIOLOGICAL STIMULI IN THE UNANESTHETIZED ANIMAL
Am J Physiol 117: 55-58, 1936 [PDF]  

Robert A. Bussabarger and Frederic T. Jung

DIETARY AND HEMATOLOGIC STUDIES AFTER GASTRECTOMY IN THE RAT
Am J Physiol 117: 59-67, 1936 [PDF]  

H. L. Fevold, F. L. Hisaw, and R. Greep

AUGMENTATION OF THE GONAD STIMULATING ACTION OF PITUITARY EXTRACTS BY INORGANIC SUBSTANCES, PARTICULARLY COPPER SALTS
Am J Physiol 117: 68-74, 1936 [PDF]  

E. Gellhorn

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN COMBATING THE CHANGES IN VISUAL INTENSITY DISCRIMINATION PRODUCED BY OXYGEN DEFICIENCY
Am J Physiol 117: 75-78, 1936 [PDF]  

Charles M. Wilhelmj, F. T. O'Brien, H. H. McCarthy, and Frederick C. Hill

THE RÔLE OF THE DUODENAL SECRETIONS IN THE PREVENTION OF EXPERIMENTAL JEJUNAL ULCER
Am J Physiol 117: 79-85, 1936 [PDF]  

Joseph Fagin and Samuel R. M. Reynolds

THE ENDOMETRIAL VASCULAR BED IN RELATION TO RHYTHMIC UTERINE MOTILITY, WITH A CONSIDERATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE INTERMITTENT CONTRACTIONS OF OESTRUS
Am J Physiol 117: 86-91, 1936 [PDF]  

J. H. Sterner and Grace Medes

THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN SULFUR COMPOUNDS ON THE COAGULATION OF BLOOD
Am J Physiol 117: 92-101, 1936 [PDF]  

Allan Hemingway, Dean A. Collins, and F. Bernhart

A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS OF MEASURING PLASMA DILUTION AFTER INTRAVENOUS SALINE INJECTION INTO NORMAL ANESTHETIZED AND FUNCTIONALLY EVISCERATED DOGS
Am J Physiol 117: 102-110, 1936 [PDF]  

L. B. Nice and David Fishman

THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF THE BLOOD OF PIGEONS IN THE QUIET STATE AND DURING EMOTIONAL EXCITEMENT
Am J Physiol 117: 111-112, 1936 [PDF]  

Herbert S. Gasser and Harry Grundfest

ACTION AND EXCITABILITY IN MAMMALIAN A FIBERS
Am J Physiol 117: 113-133, 1936 [PDF]  

Jean P. Griffiths and E. T. Waters

THE UTILIZATION OF FRUCTOSE IN THE MAMMALIAN ORGANISM AS SHOWN BY EXPERIMENTS ON HEPATECTOMIZED AND EVISCERATED PREPARATIONS
Am J Physiol 117: 134-141, 1936 [PDF]  

W. C. Sherman and C. A. Elvehjem

IN VITRO ACTION OF CRYSTALLINE VITAMIN B₁ ON PYRUVIC ACID METABOLISM IN TISSUES FROM POLYNEURITIC CHICKS
Am J Physiol 117: 142-150, 1936 [PDF]  

W. C. Sherman and C. A. Elvehjem

A STUDY OF ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS IN TISSUES FROM POLYNEURITIC CHICKS: The Negative Action of Vitamin B₁
Am J Physiol 117: 151-154, 1936 [PDF]  

Paul H. Phillips

FURTHER STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF NaF ADMINISTRATION UPON THE BASAL METABOLIC RATE OF EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS
Am J Physiol 117: 155-159, 1936 [PDF]  

Herman P. Harms, John Van Prohaska, and Lester R. Dragstedt

THE RELATION OF PANCREATIC JUICE TO PANCREATIC DIABETES
Am J Physiol 117: 160-165, 1936 [PDF]  

John Van Prohaska, Lester R. Dragstedt, and Herman P. Harms

THE RELATION OF PANCREATIC JUICE TO THE FATTY INFILTRATION AND DEGENERATION OF THE LIVER IN THE DEPANCREATIZED DOG
Am J Physiol 117: 166-174, 1936 [PDF]  

Lester R. Dragstedt, John Van Prohaska, and Herman P. Harms

OBSERVATIONS ON A SUBSTANCE IN PANCREAS (A FAT METABOLIZING HORMONE) WHICH PERMITS SURVIVAL AND PREVENTS LIVER CHANGES IN DEPANCREATIZED DOGS
Am J Physiol 117: 175-181, 1936 [PDF]  

Fritz Bischoff

HISTONE COMBINATIONS OF THE PROTEIN HORMONES
Am J Physiol 117: 182-187, 1936 [PDF]  

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