Articles:

A. Ozorio De Almeida

RESEARCHES ON THE EXCHANGE OF ENERGY IN LIVE ANIMAL TISSUES: II. Study on the Liver
Am J Physiol 42: 359-372, 1917 [PDF]  

W. E. Burge and A. J. Neill

COMPARISON OF THE AMOUNT OF CATALASE IN THE MUSCLES OF LARGE AND OF SMALL ANIMALS
Am J Physiol 42: 373-377, 1917 [PDF]  

H. S. Gasser

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PROTHROMBIN AND OF FREE AND COMBINED THROMBIN IN BLOOD-SERUM
Am J Physiol 42: 378-394, 1917 [PDF]  

F. H. Pike and Helen C. Coombs

THE POSTURAL ACTIVITY OF THE ABDOMINAL MUSCLES OF THE CAT
Am J Physiol 42: 395-403, 1917 [PDF]  

Harry L. Huber

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XL. The Ammonia of the Gastric Juice
Am J Physiol 42: 404-421, 1917 [PDF]  

Walter C. Alvarez

VI. DIFFERENCES IN LATENT PERIOD AND FORM OF THE CONTRACTION CURVE IN MUSCLE STRIPS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE FROG'S STOMACH
Am J Physiol 42: 422-434, 1917 [PDF]  

Walter C. Alvarez

VII. DIFFERENCES IN LATENT PERIOD AND FORM OF THE CONTRACTION CURVE IN MUSCLE STRIPS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE MAMMALIAN STOMACH
Am J Physiol 42: 435-449, 1917 [PDF]  

Charles M. Gruber

REFLEX RESPIRATORY CHANGES AND THE CONCOMITANT THRESHOLD STIMULUS
Am J Physiol 42: 450-459, 1917 [PDF]  

J. J. R. Macleod and D. H. Hoover

STUDIES IN EXPERIMENTAL GLYCOSURIA. XII: Lactic Acid Production in the Blood Following the Injection of Alkaline Solutions of Dextrose or of Alkaline Solutions Alone
Am J Physiol 42: 460-468, 1917 [PDF]  

Alfred Goldsborough Mayer

FURTHER STUDIES OF NERVE CONDUCTION IN CASSIOPEA
Am J Physiol 42: 469-475, 1917 [PDF]  

Carl J. Wiggers and Archie L. Dean, JR.

THE NATURE AND TIME RELATIONS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL HEART SOUNDS
Am J Physiol 42: 476-497, 1917 [PDF]  

R. Burton-Opitz

THE DEPRESSOR FUNCTION OF THE THORACIC SYMPATHETIC NERVE AND ITS CONNECTIONS
Am J Physiol 42: 498-511, 1917 [PDF]  

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