Articles:

J. Q. Griffith, JR., W. A. Jeffers, and M. A. Lindauer

TRANSIENT HYPERTENSION IN RATS FOLLOWING THE EXTRAVASCULAR ADMINISTRATION OF FLUID
Am J Physiol 118: 1-7, 1936 [PDF]  

W. O. Fenn and J. B. Hursh

MOVEMENTS OF THE EYES WHEN THE LIDS ARE CLOSED
Am J Physiol 118: 8-14, 1936 [PDF]  

E. L. Corey and S. W. Britton

CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED AND HYPOPHYSO-ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS
Am J Physiol 118: 15-20, 1936 [PDF]  

S. W. Britton and H. Silvette

FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON SODIUM CHLORIDE BALANCE IN THE ADRENALECTOMIZED OPOSSUM
Am J Physiol 118: 21-25, 1936 [PDF]  

Victor Johnson and Louis N. Katz

TONE IN THE MAMMALIAN VENTRICLE
Am J Physiol 118: 26-37, 1936 [PDF]  

J. Raymond Johnson and Carl J. Wiggers

THE ALLEGED VALIDITY OF CORONARY SINUS OUTFLOW AS A CRITERION OF CORONARY REACTIONS
Am J Physiol 118: 38-51, 1936 [PDF]  

Ludwig G. Lederer and Lathan A. Crandall, JR.

EFFECT OF CALCIUM AND PARATHORMONE ON SERUM CALCIUM IN NORMAL, ECK FISTULA AND GASTRECTOMIZED DOGS
Am J Physiol 118: 52-56, 1936 [PDF]  

Dwight J. Ingle

RESISTANCE OF THE RAT TO HISTAMINE SHOCK AFTER DESTRUCTION OF THE ADRENAL MEDULLA
Am J Physiol 118: 57-63, 1936 [PDF]  

James I. Farrell and Yale Lyman

A STUDY OF THE SECRETORY NERVES OF, AND THE ACTION OF CERTAIN DRUGS ON, THE PROSTATE GLAND
Am J Physiol 118: 64-70, 1936 [PDF]  

James B. Hamilton, Melvin Dresbach, and Ruth S. Hamilton

CARDIAC CHANGES DURING PROGRESSIVE HYPOTHERMIA
Am J Physiol 118: 71-76, 1936 [PDF]  

Henry G. Barbour and Jane Trace

STANDARD METABOLISM IN THE WHITE MOUSE
Am J Physiol 118: 77-86, 1936 [PDF]  

W. D. Allers and Edward C. Kendall

MAINTENANCE OF ADRENALECTOMIZED DOGS WITHOUT CORTIN, THROUGH CONTROL OF THE MINERAL CONSTITUENTS OF THE DIET
Am J Physiol 118: 87-94, 1936 [PDF]  

Arthur M. Walker, Carl F. Schmidt, Kendall A. Elsom, and Charles G. Johnston

RENAL BLOOD FLOW OF UNANESTHETIZED RABBITS AND DOGS IN DIURESIS AND ANTIDIURESIS
Am J Physiol 118: 95-110, 1936 [PDF]  

A. N. Richards and Arthur M. Walker

METHODS OF COLLECTING FLUID FROM KNOWN REGIONS OF THE RENAL TUBULES OF AMPHIBIA AND OF PERFUSING THE LUMEN OF A SINGLE TUBULE
Am J Physiol 118: 111-120, 1936 [PDF]  

Arthur M. Walker, Charles L. Hudson, Thomas Findley, JR., and A. N. Richards

THE TOTAL MOLECULAR CONCENTRATION AND THE CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION OF FLUID FROM DIFFERENT SEGMENTS OF THE RENAL TUBULE OF AMPHIBIA: The Site of Chloride Reabsorption
Am J Physiol 118: 121-129, 1936 [PDF]  

Arthur M. Walker and Charles L. Hudson

THE REABSORPTION OF GLUCOSE FROM THE RENAL TUBULE IN AMPHIBIA AND THE ACTION OF PHLORHIZIN UPON IT
Am J Physiol 118: 130-143, 1936 [PDF]  

Hugh Montgomery and J. A. Pierce

THE SITE OF ACIDIFICATION OF THE URINE WITHIN THE RENAL TUBULE IN AMPHIBIA
Am J Physiol 118: 144-152, 1936 [PDF]  

Arthur M. Walker and Charles L. Hudson

THE RÔLE OF THE TUBULE IN THE EXCRETION OF UREA BY THE AMPHIBIAN KIDNEY
Am J Physiol 118: 153-166, 1936 [PDF]  

Arthur M. Walker and Charles L. Hudson

THE RÔLE OF THE TUBULE IN THE EXCRETION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATES BY THE AMPHIBIAN KIDNEY
Am J Physiol 118: 167-173, 1936 [PDF]  

David L. Drabkin and I. S. Ravdin

THE MECHANISM OF CONVULSIONS IN INSULIN HYPOGLYCEMIA: Interrelationship of Blood Concentration, Cerebrospinal Pressure and Convulsions
Am J Physiol 118: 174-183, 1936 [PDF]  

Eaton M. MacKay and Richard H. Barnes

INFLUENCE OF ADRENALECTOMY ON THE KETOSIS OF FASTING AND ON THE ACTION OF THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY KETOGENIC PRINCIPLE
Am J Physiol 118: 184-189, 1936 [PDF]  

J. H. Kennard

THE REVERSAL BY PROGESTIN OF RESPONSES OF THE NONPREGNANT UTERUS OF THE CAT
Am J Physiol 118: 190-195, 1936 [PDF]  

Jane A. Russell and Leslie L. Bennett

CARBOHYDRATE STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE IN THE HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RAT
Am J Physiol 118: 196-205, 1936 [PDF]  

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