Articles:

H. L. White and Joseph Erlanger

THE EFFECT ON THE COMPOSITION OF THE BLOOD OF MAINTAINING AN INCREASED BLOOD VOLUME BY THE INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF A HYPERTONIC SOLUTION OF GUM ACACIA AND GLUCOSE IN NORMAL, ASPHYXIATED AND SHOCKED DOGS
Am J Physiol 54: 1-29, 1920 [PDF]  

D. R. Hooker

THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF THE CAPILLARIES AND VENULES
Am J Physiol 54: 30-54, 1920 [PDF]  

A. J. Carlson and A. B. Luckhardt

STUDIES ON THE VISCERAL SENSORY NERVOUS SYSTEM: I. Lung Automatism and Lung Reflexes in the Frog (R. pipiens and R. catesbiana)
Am J Physiol 54: 55-95, 1920 [PDF]  

Helene Connet

THE EFFECT OF ADRENALIN ON VENOUS BLOOD PRESSURE
Am J Physiol 54: 96-121, 1920 [PDF]  

A. B. Luckhardt and A. J. Carlson

STUDIES ON THE VISCERAL SENSORY NERVOUS SYSTEM: II. Lung Automatism and Lung Reflexes in the Salamanders (Necturus, Axolotl)
Am J Physiol 54: 122-137, 1920 [PDF]  

John W. MacArthur

CHANGES IN ACID AND ALKALI TOLERANCE WITH AGE IN PLANARIANS: With a Note on Catalase Content
Am J Physiol 54: 138-146, 1920 [PDF]  

Nobuharu Suitsu

STUDIES ON THE ALKALINE RESERVE OF THE BLOOD OF THE INSANE
Am J Physiol 54: 147-152, 1920 [PDF]  

T. L. Patterson

GASTRIC TONUS OF THE EMPTY STOMACH OF THE FROG: Comparative Studies IV
Am J Physiol 54: 153-165, 1920 [PDF]  

Robert Gesell

STUDIES ON THE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND: VI. On the Dependence of Tissue Activity upon Volume-flow of Blood and on the Mechanism Controlling this Volume-flow of Blood
Am J Physiol 54: 166-184, 1920 [PDF]  

Robert Gesell

STUDIES ON THE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND: VII. On the Effects of Increased Salivary Pressure on the Electrical Deflections, the Volume-flow of Blood and the Secretion of the Submaxillary Gland of the Dog
Am J Physiol 54: 185-203, 1920 [PDF]  

Robert Gesell

STUDIES ON THE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND: VIII. On the Effects of Atropin upon Volume-flow of Blood, Electrical Deflections and Oxidations of the Submaxillary Gland
Am J Physiol 54: 204-215, 1920 [PDF]  

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