Articles:

F. R. Blood, R. V. Elliott, and F. E. D'Amour

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE RAT IN EXTREME ANOXIA
Am J Physiol 146: 319-329, 1946 [PDF]  

Karl H. Beyer, Lemuel D. Wright, Horace F. Russo, Helen R. Skeggs, and Elizabeth A. Patch

THE RENAL CLEARANCE OF ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS: TRYPTOPHANE, LEUCINE, ISOLEUCINE AND VALINE
Am J Physiol 146: 330-335, 1946 [PDF]  

S. M. Horvath and W. B. Shelley

ACCLIMATIZATION TO EXTREME HEAT AND ITS EFFECT ON THE ABILITY TO WORK IN LESS SEVERE ENVIRONMENTS
Am J Physiol 146: 336-343, 1946 [PDF]  

R. Rhines, H. W. Magoun, and W. F. Windle

THE BULBAR INHIBITORY MECHANISM IN CONCUSSION
Am J Physiol 146: 344-347, 1946 [PDF]  

Alfred Gilman, Frederick S. Philips, and Ethol S. Koelle

THE RENAL CLEARANCE OF THIOSULFATE WITH OBSERVATIONS ON ITS VOLUME DISTRIBUTION
Am J Physiol 146: 348-357, 1946 [PDF]  

Sidney Roberts and Leo T. Samuels

PREVIOUS DIET AND THE RÔLE OF THE KIDNEY IN THE METABOLISM OF THE EVISCERATED RAT
Am J Physiol 146: 358-365, 1946 [PDF]  

H. C. Bergman, H. E. Kruger, and Myron Prinzmetal

EFFECT OF MUSCULAR ACTIVITY ON BLEEDING VOLUME OF NORMAL AND SHOCKED ANIMALS
Am J Physiol 146: 366-369, 1946 [PDF]  

G. E. Burch, Harvey L. Myers, Reno R. Porter, and Nathan Schaffer

RATE OF WATER LOSS FROM THE SKIN OF THE FOOT OF NORMAL AND TRENCH FOOT SUBJECTS
Am J Physiol 146: 370-375, 1946 [PDF]  

Ernst Gellhorn, Ruth Cortell, and J. P. Murphy

ARE MASS DISCHARGES CHARACTERISTIC OF CENTRAL AUTONOMIC STRUCTURES?
Am J Physiol 146: 376-385, 1946 [PDF]  

H. Safford, L. Wells, and E. Gellhorn

SYMPATHETICO-ADRENAL DISCHARGES IN HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RATS
Am J Physiol 146: 386-388, 1946 [PDF]  

Shirley Ferris and Harold E. Himwich

THE EFFECT OF HYPOGLYCEMIA AND AGE ON THE GLYCOGEN CONTENT OF THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THE FELINE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Am J Physiol 146: 389-393, 1946 [PDF]  

Peter V. Karpovich and R. R. Ronkin

OXYGEN CONSUMPTION FOR MEN OF VARIOUS SIZES IN THE SIMULATED PILOTING OF A PLANE
Am J Physiol 146: 394-398, 1946 [PDF]  

N. W. Shock and W. H. Sebrell

THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF PYRIDOXINE HYDROCHLORIDE ON THE WORK OUTPUT OF PERFUSED FROG MUSCLES
Am J Physiol 146: 399-402, 1946 [PDF]  

John C. Fardon, Teresita Judd, SR., and John E. Prince

AN INVESTIGATION OF BIOELECTRIC PHENOMENA IN MICE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A THREE-ELECTRODE METHOD
Am J Physiol 146: 403-409, 1946 [PDF]  

J. P. Holt, W. J. Rashkind, R. Bernstein, and J. C. Greisen

THE REGULATION OF ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE
Am J Physiol 146: 410-421, 1946 [PDF]  

Robert C. Cogswell, Charles R. Henderson, and George H. Berryman

SOME OBSERVATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF TRAINING ON PULSE RATE, BLOOD PRESSURE AND ENDURANCE, IN HUMANS, USING THE STEP TEST (HARVARD), TREADMILL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC BRAKE BICYCLE ERGOMETER
Am J Physiol 146: 422-430, 1946 [PDF]  

Harold C. Wiggers and Raymond C. Ingraham

THE VALUE OF ALKALINIZING AGENTS IN PREVENTING THE TRANSITION FROM IMPENDING TO IRREVERSIBLE HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK
Am J Physiol 146: 431-438, 1946 [PDF]  

Albert S. Gordon, E. D. Goldsmith, and Harry A. Charipper

A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF THIOURACIL AND THYROIDECTOMY ON SOME PHASES OF METABOLISM IN THE RAT
Am J Physiol 146: 439-442, 1946 [PDF]  

Birdsey Renshaw

OBSERVATIONS ON INTERACTION OF NERVE IMPULSES IN THE GRAY MATTER AND ON THE NATURE OF CENTRAL INHIBITION
Am J Physiol 146: 443-448, 1946 [PDF]  

H. Necheles, Lamar Walker, and Wm. H. Olson

EFFECT OF HEMORRHAGE ON GASTRO-INTESTINAL MOTILITY OF DOGS: A GRADIENT OF GASTRO-INTESTINAL MOTILITY
Am J Physiol 146: 449-457, 1946 [PDF]  

David B. Tyler

THE INFLUENCE OF A PLACEBO, BODY POSITION AND MEDICATION ON MOTION SICKNESS
Am J Physiol 146: 458-466, 1946 [PDF]  

David F. Opdyke

CIRCULATORY EFFECTS OF PARTIAL CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA
Am J Physiol 146: 467-477, 1946 [PDF]  

M. M. Gertler, H. E. Hoff, and D. G. Humm

THE ACID TOLERANCE OF THE DOG HEART
Am J Physiol 146: 478-486, 1946 [PDF]  

E. T. Waters, J. Markowitz, and L. B. Jaques

ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK IN DOGS WITH AN ECK FISTULA
Am J Physiol 146: 487-489, 1946 [PDF]  

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