Articles:

Edward F. Adolph

THE NATURE OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE HUMAN SWEAT GLANDS
Am J Physiol 66: 445-452, 1923 [PDF]  

F. T. Rogers and R. W. Lackey

STUDIES OF THE BRAIN STEM: VII. The Respiratory Exchange and Heat Production after Destruction of the Body Temperature-Regulating Centers of the Thalamus
Am J Physiol 66: 453-460, 1923 [PDF]  

H. D. Clough and R. S. Allen

A STUDY OF THE RABBIT AS A TEST ANIMAL FOR DETERMINING THE POTENCY OF INSULIN PREPARATIONS
Am J Physiol 66: 461-484, 1923 [PDF]  

C. D. Snyder, H. S. Wells, and P. G. Culley

CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE AUTONOMIC CONTROL OF LIVER FUNCTION: I. The Action of Autonomomimetic Drugs, and of Vagal Stimulation upon Fluid and Sugar Output from the Hepatic Veins of the Terrapin
Am J Physiol 66: 485-502, 1923 [PDF]  

Lalia Walling and O. O. Stoland

SOME CONDITIONS AFFECTING CATALYTIC ACTION OF BLOOD
Am J Physiol 66: 503-518, 1923 [PDF]  

Frank P. Underhill and George T. Pack

EXPERIMENTAL ABLATION OF THE SUPERIOR CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA OF THE RABBIT
Am J Physiol 66: 519-519, 1923 [PDF]  

Frank P. Underhill and George T. Pack

THE INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS DIURETICS ON THE CONCENTRATION OF THE BLOOD
Am J Physiol 66: 520-552, 1923 [PDF]  

A. Forbes, L. H. Ray, and F. R. Griffith, JR.

THE NATURE OF THE DELAY IN THE RESPONSE TO THE SECOND OF TWO STIMULI IN NERVE AND IN THE NERVE-MUSCLE PREPARATION
Am J Physiol 66: 553-617, 1923 [PDF]  

Fred R. Griffith, JR.

REFLEX HYPERGLYCEMIA: A STUDY OF THE CARBOHYDRATE MOBILIZATION EFFECTED BY AFFERENT CRURAL, SCIATIC AND VAGUS STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 66: 618-658, 1923 [PDF]  

Fred R. Griffith, JR.

FURTHER EVIDENCE REGARDING THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ADRENALS TO THE AMOUNT OF SUGAR IN THE BLOOD
Am J Physiol 66: 659-664, 1923 [PDF]  

Errata:

Charles D. Snyder

ON THE SOURCES OF HEAT IN MUSCLE CONTRACTION
Am J Physiol 66: 664-s-664-s, 1923 [Abstract] [PDF]  

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