Articles:

H. S. Gasser and H. S. Newcomer

PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION CURRENTS IN THE PHRENIC NERVE. AN APPLICATION OF THE THERMIONIC VACUUM TUBE TO NERVE PHYSIOLOGY
Am J Physiol 57: 1-26, 1921 [PDF]  

G. N. Stewart

THE OUTPUT OF THE HEART IN DOGS
Am J Physiol 57: 27-50, 1921 [PDF]  

A. C. Ivy and Yutaka Oyama

STUDIES ON THE SECRETION OF THE PARS PLYORICA GASTRI
Am J Physiol 57: 51-60, 1921 [PDF]  

A. J. Finks and Carl O. Johns

STUDIES IN NUTRITION: IX. The Nutritive Value of the Proteins from the Chinese and Georgia Velvet Beans
Am J Physiol 57: 61-67, 1921 [PDF]  

Anna Baker Yates

THE MECHANISM OF THE RECOVERY OR MAINTENANCE OF SYSTEMIC BLOOD PRESSURE AFTER COMPLETE TRANSECTION OF THE SPINAL CORD
Am J Physiol 57: 68-94, 1921 [PDF]  

Hugh McGuigan and H. V. Atkinson

THE EFFECT OF HEMORRHAGE ON THE SYMPATHETIC NERVES
Am J Physiol 57: 95-103, 1921 [PDF]  

A. B. Hastings, Helen C. Coombs, and F. H. Pike

THE CHANGES IN THE CONCENTRATION OF THE CARBON DIOXIDE RESULTING FROM CHANGES IN THE VOLUME OF BLOOD FLOWING THROUGH THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA
Am J Physiol 57: 104-109, 1921 [PDF]  

Ralph S. Lillie and Margaret L. Baskervill

THE ACTION OF NEUTRAL ISOTONIC SALT SOLUTIONS IN SENSITIZING ARBACIA EGGS TO THE ACTIVATING INFLUENCE OF HYPERTONIC SEA-WATER
Am J Physiol 57: 110-124, 1921 [PDF]  

Sergius Morgulis

IS CATALASE A MEASURE OF METABOLIC ACTIVITY?
Am J Physiol 57: 125-134, 1921 [PDF]  

David Marine and Emil J. Baumann

INFLUENCE OF GLANDS WITH INTERNAL SECRETION ON THE RESPIRATORY EXCHANGE: II. Effect of Suprarenal Insufficiency (by Removal or by Freezing) in Rabbits
Am J Physiol 57: 135-152, 1921 [PDF]  

John F. Fulton, JR.

STUDIES ON NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION: I. The Action of Novocaine on Muscle Nuclei
Am J Physiol 57: 153-170, 1921 [PDF]  

L. B. Nice and Alma J. Neill

TYPES OF OSCILLATIONS IN DIAPHRAGM MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 57: 171-178, 1921 [PDF]  

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