Articles:

George A. Baitsell

A STUDY OF THE CLOTTING OF THE PLASMA OF FROG'S BLOOD AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CLOT INTO A FIBROUS TISSUE
Am J Physiol 44: 109-131, 1917 [PDF]  

Andrew T. Rasmussen and Gertrude B. Rasmussen

THE VOLUME OF THE BLOOD DURING HIBERNATION AND OTHER PERIODS OF THE YEAR IN THE WOODCHUCK (MARMOTA MONAX)
Am J Physiol 44: 132-148, 1917 [PDF]  

G. N. Stewart and J. M. Rogoff

THE RELATION OF THE RATE OF THE SPONTANEOUS LIBERATION OF EPINEPHRIN TO THE RATE OF BLOOD FLOW THROUGH THE ADRENALS
Am J Physiol 44: 149-170, 1917 [PDF]  

Blanche M. Brine

THE EFFECT OF VARYING THE CALCIUM AND POTASSIUM CONTENT OF PERFUSION FLUIDS ON VAGUS INHIBITION
Am J Physiol 44: 171-175, 1917 [PDF]  

M. L. Menten

THE ACTION OF ADRENALIN ON THE BLOOD
Am J Physiol 44: 176-195, 1917 [PDF]  

R. W. Scott

THE EFFECT OF THE ACCUMULATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE ON THE TIDAL AIR AND ON THE H-ION CONCENTRATION OF THE ARTERIAL BLOOD IN THE DECEREBRATE CAT
Am J Physiol 44: 196-211, 1917 [PDF]  

Anne P. Van Heusen

THE SKIN OF THE CATFISH (AMIURUS NEBULOSUS) AS A RECEPTIVE ORGAN FOR LIGHT
Am J Physiol 44: 212-214, 1917 [PDF]  

R. E. Lee Gunning

THE EFFECTS OF ADRENIN ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE BLOOD: VI. Venous Discharge from the Thyroid Glands
Am J Physiol 44: 215-221, 1917 [PDF]  

Jacob Meyer and A. J. Carlson

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XLIII. Hunger and Appetite in Fever
Am J Physiol 44: 222-233, 1917 [PDF]  

J. R. Dundon

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XLIII. The Influence of Experimental Ulcers of the Stomach and Duodenum on the Hunger Contractions of the Empty Stomach
Am J Physiol 44: 234-238, 1917 [PDF]  

Stanley Cobb, Albert A. Bailey, and Paul R. Holtz

ON THE GENESIS AND INHIBITION OF EXTENSOR RIGIDITY
Am J Physiol 44: 239-258, 1917 [PDF]  

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