Articles:

C. R. Spealman

ION ANTAGONISM AND THE FROG HEART
Am J Physiol 136: 351-354, 1942 [PDF]  

M. E. Muhrer, A. G. Hogan, and R. Bogart

A DEFECT IN THE COAGULATION MECHANISM OF SWINE BLOOD
Am J Physiol 136: 355-359, 1942 [PDF]  

Edwin T. Mertz

THE ANOMALY OF A NORMAL DUKE'S AND A VERY PROLONGED SALINE BLEEDING TIME IN SWINE SUFFERING FROM AN INHERITED BLEEDING DISEASE
Am J Physiol 136: 360-362, 1942 [PDF]  

Sid Robinson

THE EFFECT OF BODY SIZE UPON ENERGY EXCHANGE IN WORK
Am J Physiol 136: 363-368, 1942 [PDF]  

J. Edward Berk, J. Earl Thomas, and Martin E. Rehfuss

THE REACTION AND NEUTRALIZING ABILITY OF THE CONTENTS OF THE FIRST PART OF THE DUODENUM IN NORMAL DOGS UNDER FASTING CONDITIONS
Am J Physiol 136: 369-375, 1942 [PDF]  

M. B. Bender and E. A. Weinstein

HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION YIELDING ADRENALIN REVERSAL EFFECTS
Am J Physiol 136: 376-380, 1942 [PDF]  

H. S. Mayerson

THE INFLUENCE OF POSTURE ON BLOOD FLOW IN THE DOG
Am J Physiol 136: 381-385, 1942 [PDF]  

Fred G. Brazda and James C. Rice

EFFECT OF FASTING AND FEEDING ON THE RESPONSE OF SURVIVING TISSUES TO QUINIDINE
Am J Physiol 136: 386-391, 1942 [PDF]  

Gordon A. Alles and George A. Feigen

THE INFLUENCE OF BENZEDRINE ON WORK-DECREMENT AND PATELLAR REFLEX
Am J Physiol 136: 392-400, 1942 [PDF]  

J. M. Werle, R. S. Cosby, and C. J. Wiggers

OBSERVATIONS ON HEMORRHAGIC HYPOTENSION AND HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK
Am J Physiol 136: 401-420, 1942 [PDF]  

C. J. Wiggers and Jacob M. Werle

CARDIAC AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF CIRCULATORY FAILURE IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK
Am J Physiol 136: 421-432, 1942 [PDF]  

G. E. Burch, A. E. Cohn, and C. Neumann

A STUDY BY QUANTITATIVE METHODS OF THE SPONTANEOUS VARIATIONS IN VOLUME OF THE FINGER TIP, TOE TIP, AND POSTERO-SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE PINNA OF RESTING NORMAL WHITE ADULTS
Am J Physiol 136: 433-447, 1942 [PDF]  

C. Neumann, A. E. Cohn, and G. E. Burch

A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PULSE AND ALPHA WAVES OF THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS AND TOES OF FIVE ADULTS
Am J Physiol 136: 448-450, 1942 [PDF]  

C. Neumann, A. E. Cohn, and G. E. Burch

A STUDY BY QUANTITATIVE METHODS OF THE SPONTANEOUS VARIATIONS IN VOLUME OF THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS AND TOES AND POSTERO-SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE PINNA OF HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS AND SENILE SUBJECTS
Am J Physiol 136: 451-459, 1942 [PDF]  

James A. Greene and George W. Johnston

THE DISAPPEARANCE RATE OF TYROSINE FROM THE BLOOD OF DOGS
Am J Physiol 136: 460-462, 1942 [PDF]  

Charles S. Bridgman and Karl U. Smith

THE ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD OF VISION IN CAT AND MAN WITH OBSERVATIONS ON ITS RELATION TO THE OPTIC CORTEX
Am J Physiol 136: 463-466, 1942 [PDF]  

Charles Huggins, William W. Scott, and J. Henry Heinen

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF HUMAN SEMEN AND OF THE SECRETIONS OF THE PROSTATE AND SEMINAL VESICLES
Am J Physiol 136: 467-473, 1942 [PDF]  

Oliver H. Lowry, D. Rourke Gilligan, and A. Baird Hastings

HISTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE MYOCARDIUM OF DOGS FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL TEMPORARY CORONARY ARTERIAL OCCLUSION
Am J Physiol 136: 474-485, 1942 [PDF]  

Robert Gesell, Carl A. Moyer, and John B. McKittrick

SOME SPECIAL INSTANCES OF PREDOMINANT CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF THE EXPIRATORY HALF-CENTER
Am J Physiol 136: 486-493, 1942 [PDF]  

Frank Lawrence Lawson

THE EFFECT OF SULFANILAMIDE ON THE ABILITY OF RABBITS AND DOGS TO WITHSTAND HIGH ALTITUDES
Am J Physiol 136: 494-505, 1942 [PDF]  

Earl H. Wood and Gordon K. Moe

THE MEASUREMENT OF EDEMA IN THE HEART-LUNG PREPARATION
Am J Physiol 136: 506-514, 1942 [PDF]  

Earl H. Wood and Gordon K. Moe

ELECTROLYTE AND WATER CONTENT OF THE VENTRICULAR MUSCULATURE OF THE HEART-LUNG PREPARATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EFFECTS OF CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES
Am J Physiol 136: 515-522, 1942 [PDF]  

H. A. Blair, A. M. Wedd, and H. M. Hardwicke

THE NORMAL PNEUMOCARDIOGRAM
Am J Physiol 136: 523-534, 1942 [PDF]  

Leo Shedlovsky, Donald Belcher, and Irving Levenstein

TITRATIONS OF HUMAN SEMINAL FLUID WITH ACIDS AND ALKALIS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON THE SURVIVAL OF SPERM MOTILITY
Am J Physiol 136: 535-541, 1942 [PDF]  

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