Articles:

Max M. Ellis

RESPIRATORY VOLUMES OF MEN DURING SHORT EXPOSURES TO CONSTANT LOW OXYGEN TENSIONS ATTAINED BY REBREATHING
Am J Physiol 50: 267-279, 1919 [PDF]  

Brenton R. Lutz and Edward C. Schneider

ALVEOLAR AIR AND RESPIRATORY VOLUME AT LOW OXYGEN TENSIONS
Am J Physiol 50: 280-301, 1919 [PDF]  

Harold W. Gregg, Brenton R. Lutz, and Edward C. Schneider

COMPENSATORY REACTIONS TO LOW OXYGEN
Am J Physiol 50: 302-326, 1919 [PDF]  

Brenton R. Lutz and Edward C. Schneider

THE REACTIONS OF THE CARDIAC AND RESPIRATORY CENTERS TO CHANGES IN OXYGEN TENSION
Am J Physiol 50: 327-341, 1919 [PDF]  

Y. Satani

EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE URETER: The Cause of the Ureteral Contractions
Am J Physiol 50: 342-351, 1919 [PDF]  

Lillian M. Moore

THE EFFECTS OF INCREASING THE INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE IN RABBITS
Am J Physiol 50: 352-356, 1919 [PDF]  

Kambe Hisanobu

ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE NON-PROTEIN NITROGEN IN CASES OF ANAPHYLAXIS AND PEPTONE POISONING
Am J Physiol 50: 357-363, 1919 [PDF]  

Ellinor H. Behre and Oscar Riddle

THE EFFECT OF QUININE ON THE NITROGEN CONTENT OF THE EGG ALBUMEN OF RING-DOVES
Am J Physiol 50: 364-376, 1919 [PDF]  

S. J. Meltzer and T. S. Githens

THE NOSE-LICKING REFLEX AND ITS INHIBITION
Am J Physiol 50: 377-382, 1919 [PDF]  

M. Luckiesh

INFRA-RED RADIANT ENERGY AND THE EYE
Am J Physiol 50: 383-398, 1919 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon

STUDIES ON THE CONDITIONS OF ACTIVITY IN ENDOCRINE GLANDS: V. The Isolated Heart as an Indicator of Adrenal Secretion Induced by Pain, Asphyxia and Excitement
Am J Physiol 50: 399-432, 1919 [PDF]  

G. A. Talbert

EFFECT OF WORK AND HEAT ON THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION OF THE SWEAT
Am J Physiol 50: 433-442, 1919 [PDF]  

Percy M. Dawson

EFFECT OF PHYSICAL TRAINING AND PRACTICE ON THE PULSE RATE AND BLOOD PRESSURES DURING ACTIVITY AND DURING REST, WITH A NOTE ON CERTAIN ACUTE INFECTIONS AND ON THE DISTRESS RESULTING FROM EXERCISE
Am J Physiol 50: 443-479, 1919 [PDF]  

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