Articles:

Hovey Jordan

INTEGUMENTARY PHOTOSENSITIVITY IN A MARINE FISH, EPINEPHELUS STRIATUS BLOCH
Am J Physiol 44: 259-274, 1917 [PDF]  

George B. Roth

ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EXCISED URETER OF THE DOG
Am J Physiol 44: 275-289, 1917 [PDF]  

W. E. Burge

THE EFFECT OF ETHER ANAESTHESIA, THE EMOTIONS AND STIMULATION OF THE SPLANCHNICS ON THE CATALASE CONTENT OF THE BLOOD
Am J Physiol 44: 290-297, 1917 [PDF]  

F. H. Scott

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INTERCHANGE OF FLUID BETWEEN BLOOD AND TISSUE SPACES: I. Blood Pressure
Am J Physiol 44: 298-312, 1917 [PDF]  

F. H. Scott, E. T. Herrmann, and A. M. Snell

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INTERCHANGE OF FLUID BETWEEN BLOOD AND TISSUE SPACES: II. Muscular Activity
Am J Physiol 44: 313-319, 1917 [PDF]  

John J. Abel, M. C. Pincoffs, and C. A. Rouiller

ON THE PRESENCE OF ALBUMOSES IN THE TISSUES AND IN THE BLOOD, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR OCCURRENCE IN THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL MUCOSA
Am J Physiol 44: 320-343, 1917 [PDF]  

Fletcher B. Taylor and Walter C. Alvarez

THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE RHYTHM OF EXCISED SEGMENTS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE INTESTINE
Am J Physiol 44: 344-352, 1917 [PDF]  

Frank A. Hartman and Lois McPhedran Fraser

THE MECHANISM FOR VASODILATATION FROM ADRENALIN
Am J Physiol 44: 353-368, 1917 [PDF]  

R. G. Pearce

STUDIES IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE RESPIRATION: II. The Changes Taking Place in the Composition of the Alveolar Air During Inspiration and Expiration
Am J Physiol 44: 369-390, 1917 [PDF]  

R. G. Pearce and D. H. Hoover

STUDIES IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE RESPIRATION: III. The Oxygen and the Carbon Dioxide Dead Space in Man
Am J Physiol 44: 391-404, 1917 [PDF]  

George Howard Parker and Anne P. Van Heusen

THE RESPONSES OF THE CATFISH, AMIURUS NEBULOSUS, TO METALLIC AND NON-METALLIC RODS
Am J Physiol 44: 405-420, 1917 [PDF]  

Charles D. Snyder

ON THE HEAT LIBERATED BY THE BEATING HEART
Am J Physiol 44: 421-452, 1917 [PDF]  

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