Articles:

J. F. McClendon

THE PRESERVATION OF THE LIFE OF THE FROG'S EGG AND THE INITIATION OF DEVELOPMENT, BY INCREASE IN PERMEABILITY
Am J Physiol 38: 163-172, 1915 [PDF]  

J. F. McClendon

THE ACTION OF ANESTHETICS IN PREVENTING INCREASE OF CELL PERMEABILITY
Am J Physiol 38: 173-179, 1915 [PDF]  

J. F. McClendon

NEW HYDROGEN ELECTRODES AND RAPID METHODS OF DETERMINING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATIONS
Am J Physiol 38: 180-185, 1915 [PDF]  

J. F. McClendon

A DIRECT READING POTENTIOMETER FOR MEASURING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATIONS
Am J Physiol 38: 186-190, 1915 [PDF]  

J. F. McClendon

ACIDITY CURVES IN THE STOMACHS AND DUODENUMS OF ADULTS AND INFANTS, PLOTTED WITH THE AID OF IMPROVED METHODS OF MEASURING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION
Am J Physiol 38: 191-199, 1915 [PDF]  

D. R. Hooker

THE PERFUSION OF THE MAMMALIAN MEDULLA: THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM AND OF POTASSIUM ON THE RESPIRATORY AND CARDIAC CENTERS
Am J Physiol 38: 200-208, 1915 [PDF]  

J. D. Pilcher

AN INTERPRETATION OF THE MEMBRANE MANOMETER CURVES AS AFFECTED BY VARIATIONS IN BLOOD PRESSURE
Am J Physiol 38: 209-224, 1915 [PDF]  

M. L. Menten and G. W. Crile

STUDIES ON THE HYDROGEN-ION CONCENTRATION IN BLOOD UNDER VARIOUS ABNORMAL CONDITIONS
Am J Physiol 38: 225-232, 1915 [PDF]  

George P. Denny and George R. Minot

THE ORIGIN OF ANTITHROMBIN
Am J Physiol 38: 233-247, 1915 [PDF]  

A. J. Carlson

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XXV. A Note on the Chemistry of Normal Human Gastric Juice
Am J Physiol 38: 248-268, 1915 [PDF]  

Edward Waldo Emerson Schear

THE CONTENT OF SUGAR IN THE BLOOD OF CATS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COCAINE
Am J Physiol 38: 269-273, 1915 [PDF]  

F. T. Rogers and L. L. J. Hardt

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XXVI. The Relation between the Digestion Contractions of the Filled, and the Hunger Contractions of the "Empty" Stomach
Am J Physiol 38: 274-284, 1915 [PDF]  

W. L. Gaines

A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF LACTATION
Am J Physiol 38: 285-312, 1915 [PDF]  

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