Articles:

R. S. Cunningham

ON THE ORIGIN OF THE FREE CELLS OF SEROUS EXUDATES
Am J Physiol 59: 1-36, 1922 [PDF]  

E. G. Martin and R. B. Armitstead

THE INFLUENCE OF ADRENALIN ON METABOLISM IN ISOLATED SKELETAL MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 59: 37-43, 1922 [PDF]  

K. S. Lashley

STUDIES OF CEREBRAL FUNCTION IN LEARNING: IV. Vicarious Function after Destruction of the Visual Areas
Am J Physiol 59: 44-71, 1922 [PDF]  

Homer Wheelon and J. Earl Thomas

OBSERVATIONS ON THE MOTILITY OF THE DUODENUM AND THE RELATION OF DUODENAL ACTIVITY TO THAT OF THE PARS PYLORICA
Am J Physiol 59: 72-96, 1922 [PDF]  

C. E. King and Lloyd Arnold

THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INTESTINAL MUCOSAL MOTOR MECHANISM
Am J Physiol 59: 97-121, 1922 [PDF]  

Helen Bourquin

A STUDY ON THE PERMEABILITY OF THE PLACENTA: I. Permeability to Agglutinins, Hemolysins, Diphtheria Antitoxin and Diastase
Am J Physiol 59: 122-143, 1922 [PDF]  

A. N. Richards and O. H. Plant

URINE FORMATION IN THE PERFUSED KIDNEY: The Influence of Alterations in Renal Blood Pressure on the Amount and Composition of Urine
Am J Physiol 59: 144-183, 1922 [PDF]  

A. N. Richards and O. H. Plant

URINE FORMATION IN THE PERFUSED KIDNEY: The Influence of Adrenalin on the Volume of the Perfused Kidney
Am J Physiol 59: 184-190, 1922 [PDF]  

A. N. Richards and O. H. Plant

THE ACTION OF MINUTE DOSES OF ADRENALIN AND PITUITRIN ON THE KIDNEY
Am J Physiol 59: 191-202, 1922 [PDF]  

E. S. Redfield, A. C. Redfield, and A. Forbes

THE ACTION OF BETA RAYS OF RADIUM ON EXCITABILITY AND CONDUCTION IN THE NERVE TRUNK
Am J Physiol 59: 203-221, 1922 [PDF]  

E. M. Black, Marjorie Hupper, and John Rogers

THE EFFECTS OF ADRENAL FEEDING UPON THE IODIN CONTENT OF THE THYROID GLAND
Am J Physiol 59: 222-226, 1922 [PDF]  

E. Cowles Andrus and Edward P. Carter

THE EFFECT UPON THE COLD-BLOODED HEART OF CHANGES IN THE IONIC CONTENT OF THE PERFUSATE:

I. Upon the Normal Mechanism

II. Upon the Arrhythmias

Am J Physiol 59: 227-239, 1922 [PDF]  

Zalia Jencks

STUDIES IN THE REGENERATION OF BLOOD
Am J Physiol 59: 240-253, 1922 [PDF]  

Charles D. Snyder

THE HEAT LIBERATED BY THE BEATING HEART:

Third Communication

The Oscillations of Temperature During the Cardiac Cycle, or the Thermocardiogram of the Terrapin

Am J Physiol 59: 254-289, 1922 [PDF]  

W. E. Burge and J. M. Leichsenring

AN EXPLANATION FOR THE INCREASE IN OXIDATION BROUGHT ABOUT BY MUSCULAR WORK
Am J Physiol 59: 290-293, 1922 [PDF]  

S. O. Mast and Y. Ibara

EFFECT OF ETHYL ALCOHOL ON TADPOLES
Am J Physiol 59: 294-297, 1922 [PDF]  

D. C. Kennard, R. C. Holder, and P. S. White

POULTRY FLESHING INVESTIGATIONS: The Utilization of Soy Bean and Corn Proteins as Affected by Suitable Mineral Supplements
Am J Physiol 59: 298-309, 1922 [PDF]  

Francisco O. Santos

SOME PLANT SOURCES OF VITAMINS B AND C
Am J Physiol 59: 310-334, 1922 [PDF]  

Victor E. Nelson, Alvin R. Lamb, and V. G. Heller

THE EFFECT OF VITAMINE DEFICIENCY ON VARIOUS SPECIES OF ANIMALS: II. Observations on the Comparative Vitamine A Requirement of Rabbits, Rats, Swine and Chickens
Am J Physiol 59: 335-345, 1922 [PDF]  

E. Horne Craigie

THE REFLEX PRODUCED BY CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF THE DEEPER RESPIRATORY PASSAGES
Am J Physiol 59: 346-352, 1922 [PDF]  

David Marine and Emil J. Baumann

INFLUENCE OF GLANDS WITH INTERNAL SECRETIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY EXCHANGE: III. Effect of Suprarenal Insufficiency (by Removal) in Thyroidectomized Rabbits
Am J Physiol 59: 353-368, 1922 [PDF]  

Joseph Byrne

FURTHER STUDIES OF PARADOXICAL PUPIL DILATATION FOLLOWING LESIONS OF THE AFFERENT PATHS
Am J Physiol 59: 369-375, 1922 [PDF]  

C. F. Langworthy and H. G. Barott

ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN SEWING
Am J Physiol 59: 376-380, 1922 [PDF]  

Loyal E. Davis

THE PATHWAY FOR VISCERAL AFFERENT IMPULSES WITHIN THE SPINAL CORD
Am J Physiol 59: 381-393, 1922 [PDF]  

E. G. Martin and L. A. Jacoby

VASOCONSTRICTION FROM WARMTH STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 59: 394-399, 1922 [PDF]  

E. G. Martin

THE APPLICATION OF THE "ALL OR NOTHING" PRINCIPLE OF NERVOUS CONDUCTION TO THE INTERPRETATION OF VASOMOTOR REFLEXES
Am J Physiol 59: 400-412, 1922 [PDF]  

Robert M. Hill and Howard B. Lewis

THE HYDROLYSIS OF SUCROSE IN THE HUMAN STOMACH
Am J Physiol 59: 413-420, 1922 [PDF]  

Walter C. Alvarez

THE MYOGENIC NATURE OF THE RHYTHMIC CONTRACTIONS OF THE INTESTINE
Am J Physiol 59: 421-430, 1922 [PDF]  

Walter C. Alvarez and Lucille J. Mahoney

EFFECTS OF THE GALVANIC CURRENT ON SEGMENTS OF INTESTINE
Am J Physiol 59: 431-434, 1922 [PDF]  

J. B. Collip

THE ACTIVATION OF THE GLANDULAR STOMACH OF THE FOWL
Am J Physiol 59: 435-438, 1922 [PDF]  

PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY: Thirty-Fourth Annual Meeting
Am J Physiol 59: 439-491, 1922 [PDF]  

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