Articles:

R. E. Lee Gunning

COMPARATIVE VASOMOTOR REACTIONS IN BRANCHES OF THE ARTERIAL TREE
Am J Physiol 41: 1-4, 1916 [PDF]  

Cecil K. Drinker and Katherine R. Drinker

THE BONE MARROW AS A SOURCE OF PROTHROMBIN
Am J Physiol 41: 5-20, 1916 [PDF]  

William Salant and A. E. Livingston

EXPERIMENTS WITH OIL OF CHENOPODIUM AND CARDIAC STIMULANTS ON THE ISOLATED FROG HEART
Am J Physiol 41: 21-38, 1916 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon and McKeen Cattell

STUDIES ON THE CONDITIONS OF ACTIVITY IN ENDOCRINE GLANDS: I. The Electrical Response as an Index of Glandular Action
Am J Physiol 41: 39-57, 1916 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon and McKeen Cattell

STUDIES ON THE CONDITIONS OF ACTIVITY IN ENDOCERINE GLANDS: II. The Secretory Innervation of the Thyroid Gland
Am J Physiol 41: 58-73, 1916 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon and McKeen Cattell

STUDIES ON THE CONDITIONS OF ACTIVITY IN ENDOCRINE GLANDS: III. The Influence of the Adrenal Secretion on the Thyroid
Am J Physiol 41: 74-78, 1916 [PDF]  

R. G. Hoskins and R. E. Lee Gunning

PANCREAS DEFICIENCY AND VASOMOTOR IRRITABILITY
Am J Physiol 41: 79-84, 1916 [PDF]  

S. W. Ranson and P. R. Billingsley

VASOMOTOR REACTIONS FROM STIMULATION OF THE FLOOR OF THE FOURTH VENTRICLE: Studies in Vasomotor Reflex Arcs. III
Am J Physiol 41: 85-90, 1916 [PDF]  

R. Burton-Opitz and D. J. Edwards

THE NATURE OF THE SPLANCHNIC RISE IN BLOODPRESSURE
Am J Physiol 41: 91-102, 1916 [PDF]  

Russel Burton-Opitz

DEPRESSOR ACTION OF THE THORACIC SYMPATHETIC NERVE AND ITS BRANCHES
Am J Physiol 41: 103-111, 1916 [PDF]  

Benj H. Schlomovitz and C. S. Chase

LOCALIZATION OF A PRIMARY PACEMAKER IN THE TURTLE'S HEART
Am J Physiol 41: 112-125, 1916 [PDF]  

Ralph S. Lillie

THE CONDITIONS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDUCTION IN IRRITABLE TISSUES: III. Electrolytic Local Action as the Basis of Propagation of the Excitation-Wave
Am J Physiol 41: 126-136, 1916 [PDF]  

Arthur Russell Moore

CRYOSCOPIC MEASUREMENT OF THE OSMOTIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RESTING AND FATIGUED MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 41: 137-141, 1916 [PDF]  

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