Articles:

A. J. Carlson

FURTHER EVIDENCE OF THE FLUIDITY OF THE CONDUCTING SUBSTANCE IN NERVE
Am J Physiol 13: 351-357, 1905 [PDF]  

Frank P. Underhill and Oliver E. Closson

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF METHYLENE BLUE AND METHYLENE AZURE: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE OXIDATION AND REDUCTION PROCESSES IN THE ANIMAL ORGANISM
Am J Physiol 13: 358-371, 1905 [PDF]  

Joseph Erlanger

ON THE UNION OF A SPINAL NERVE WITH THE VAGUS NERVE
Am J Physiol 13: 372-395, 1905 [PDF]  

A. J. Carlson

COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE INVERTEBRATE HEART.—II. THE FUNCTION OF THE CARDIAC NERVES IN MOLLUSCS
Am J Physiol 13: 396-426, 1905 [PDF]  

Orville H. Brown and C. Hugh Neilson

THE INFLUENCE OF ALKALOIDS AND ALKALOIDAL SALTS UPON CATALYSIS
Am J Physiol 13: 427-435, 1905 [PDF]  

Thomas B. Osborne and Isaac F. Harris

THE PRECIPITATION LIMITS WITH AMMONIUM SULPHATE OF SOME VEGETABLE PROTEINS. SECOND PAPER
Am J Physiol 13: 436-447, 1905 [PDF]  

Percy W. Cobb

CONTRIBUTION TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE ACTION OF PEPSIN, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION
Am J Physiol 13: 448-463, 1905 [PDF]  

Henry B. Slade

NOTE ON THE PREPARATION OF NUCLEIC ACID
Am J Physiol 13: 464-465, 1905 [PDF]  

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