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PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Am J Physiol 31: xi-xi, 1913 [PDF]  

Ralph S. Lillie

ANTAGONISM BETWEEN SALTS AND ANÆSTHETICS.— III. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS SHOWING PARALLEL DECREASE IN THE STIMULATING, PERMEABILITY-INCREASING, AND TOXIC ACTIONS OF SALT SOLUTIONS IN THE PRESENCE OF ANÆSTHETICS
Am J Physiol 31: 255-287, 1913 [PDF]  

Yandell Henderson and Theodore B. Barringer, JR.

THE CONDITIONS DETERMINING THE VOLUME OF THE ARTERIAL BLOOD STREAM
Am J Physiol 31: 288-299, 1913 [PDF]  

G. P. Grabfield and E. G. Martin

VARIATIONS IN THE SENSORY THRESHOLD FOR FARADIC STIMULATION IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS. —I. THE DIURNAL RHYTHM
Am J Physiol 31: 300-308, 1913 [PDF]  

Ida H. Hyde, Ruth Spray, and Irene Howat

THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL UPON REFLEX ACTION IN THE FROG
Am J Physiol 31: 309-317, 1913 [PDF]  

A. J. Carlson

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH. — IV. THE INFLUENCE OF THE CONTRACTIONS OF THE EMPTY STOMACH IN MAN ON THE VASOMOTOR CENTRE, ON THE RATE OF THE HEART BEAT, AND ON THE REFLEX EXCITABILITY OF THE SPINAL CORD
Am J Physiol 31: 318-327, 1913 [PDF]  

W. E. Burge

THE RATE OF THE DESTRUCTION OF PTYALIN BY THE PASSAGE OF THE DIRECT ELECTRIC CURRENT
Am J Physiol 31: 328-333, 1913 [PDF]  

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