Articles:

Robert Gesell

INITIAL LENGTH—INITIAL TENSION AND TONE OF AURICULAR MUSCLE IN RELATION TO MYO AND CARDIODYNAMICS
Am J Physiol 39: 239-267, 1916 [PDF]  

V. N. Shamoff

CONCERNING THE ACTION OF VARIOUS PITUITARY EXTRACTS UPON THE ISOLATED INTESTINAL LOOP
Am J Physiol 39: 268-278, 1916 [PDF]  

V. N. Shamoff

ON THE SECRETORY DISCHARGE OF THE PITUITARY BODY PRODUCED BY STIMULATION OF THE SUPERIOR CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC GANGLION
Am J Physiol 39: 279-290, 1916 [PDF]  

Walter J. Meek and J. A. E. Eyster

THE ORIGIN OF THE CARDIAC IMPULSE IN THE TURTLE'S HEART
Am J Physiol 39: 291-296, 1916 [PDF]  

W. J. Crozier

IONIC ANTAGONISM IN SENSORY STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 39: 297-302, 1916 [PDF]  

Oscar J. Elsesser

CONTRIBUTION TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XXXI. The Effect of Experimental Partial Stenosis of the Pylorus on the Motility of the Empty Stomach
Am J Physiol 39: 303-309, 1916 [PDF]  

A. J. Carlson and H. Ginsburg

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XXX. The Tonus and Contractions of the Empty Stomach of Infants with Congenital Pyloric Stenosis, Pylorospasm and Chronic Vomiting (Merycism)
Am J Physiol 39: 310-312, 1916 [PDF]  

Walter E. Garrey

THE RESISTANCE OF FRESH WATER FISH TO CHANGES OF OSMOTIC AND CHEMICAL CONDITIONS
Am J Physiol 39: 313-329, 1916 [PDF]  

Arno B. Luckhardt

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EMPTY STOMACH: XXXII. The Effect of Dreaming on the Gastric Hunger Contractions
Am J Physiol 39: 330-334, 1916 [PDF]  

W. E. Burge

THE MODE OF ACTION OF ULTRA-VIOLET RADIATION IN INJURING LIVING CELLS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THOSE CONSTITUTING THE EYE
Am J Physiol 39: 335-344, 1916 [PDF]  

John Rogers, Jessie M. Rahe, George G. Fawcett, and George S. Hackett

THE EFFECTS UPON THE GASTRIC SECRETION OF ORGAN EXTRACTS
Am J Physiol 39: 345-353, 1916 [PDF]  

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