Articles:

H. D. Kesten

A STUDY OF SAPONIN HEMOLYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL ERYTHROCYTES
Am J Physiol 91: 1-7, 1929 [PDF]  

J. Frank Pearcy

EVIDENCE OF FUNCTIONAL RÔLE OF BASILAR MEMBRANE IN AUDITION
Am J Physiol 91: 8-13, 1929 [PDF]  

L. A. Goldstein and A. J. Tatelbaum

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CORPUS LUTEUM: IV. Production of Artificial Deciduomata with Extracts of the Corpus Luteum
Am J Physiol 91: 14-18, 1929 [PDF]  

F. P. Knowlton and C. J. Campbell

OBSERVATIONS ON PERIPHERAL INHIBITION IN ARTHROPODS
Am J Physiol 91: 19-26, 1929 [PDF]  

Milo M. Loucks and F. H. Scott

CALCIUM IN THE COAGULATION OF BLOOD
Am J Physiol 91: 27-46, 1929 [PDF]  

O. W. Barlow

THE INFLUENCE OF BICARBONATE AND PHOSPHATE BUFFERS AND OF CO₂ ON THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF THE PERFUSED FROG HEART
Am J Physiol 91: 47-57, 1929 [PDF]  

A. Bachem

THE ULTRA-VIOLET TRANSPARENCY OF THE VARIOUS LAYERS OF HUMAN SKIN
Am J Physiol 91: 58-64, 1929 [PDF]  

Richard Ashman and Roberta Hafkesbring

UNIDIRECTIONAL BLOCK IN HEART MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 91: 65-82, 1929 [PDF]  

J. F. McClendon

POLARIZATION-CAPACITY AS MEASURED WITH A WHEATSTONE BRIDGE WITH SINE-WAVE ALTERNATING CURRENTS OF HIGH AND LOW FREQUENCY
Am J Physiol 91: 83-93, 1929 [PDF]  

V. E. Henderson and T. A. Sweet

ON THE RESPIRATORY CENTRE
Am J Physiol 91: 94-102, 1929 [PDF]  

Edward C. Schneider and Gordon C. Ring

THE INFLUENCE OF A MODERATE AMOUNT OF PHYSICAL TRAINING ON THE RESPIRATORY EXCHANGE AND BREATHING DURING PHYSICAL EXERCISE
Am J Physiol 91: 103-114, 1929 [PDF]  

Hubert B. Bradburn and Alfred Blalock

THE RELATIONSHIP OF CHANGES IN BLOOD-FLOW THROUGH AN EXTREMITY TO (1) CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE OF TISSUES, (2) DIFFERENCES IN OXYGEN CONTENT OF THE ARTERIAL AND VENOUS BLOOD, AND (3) CARDIAC OUTPUT
Am J Physiol 91: 115-122, 1929 [PDF]  

Margaret E. MacKay

FURTHER DATA CONCERNING THE HISTAMINE SALIVARY SECRETION
Am J Physiol 91: 123-131, 1929 [PDF]  

Hamilton Baxter

THE COMPOSITION OF THE SALIVA IN DIFFERENT PHASES OF THE SECRETION AND BY REPEATED STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 91: 132-142, 1929 [PDF]  

Frederick E. Emery and Chester A. Herrick

THE EFFECTS OF ASCARIS EXTRACT ON CIRCULATION AND RESPIRATION
Am J Physiol 91: 143-149, 1929 [PDF]  

M. Garcia Banus, L. N. Katz, and J. W. Mull

OBSERVATIONS ON THE RÔLE OF TISSUES IN MAINTAINING THE ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIUM OF THE BLOOD: III. Further Studies on the Hind-Leg Preparation
Am J Physiol 91: 150-156, 1929 [PDF]  

Carl F. Schmidt and J. M. Hayman, JR.

A NOTE UPON LYMPH FORMATION IN THE DOG'S KIDNEY AND THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN DIURETICS UPON IT
Am J Physiol 91: 157-160, 1929 [PDF]  

John B. Hartzell

THE EFFECT OF SECTION OF THE VAGUS NERVES ON GASTRIC ACIDITY
Am J Physiol 91: 161-171, 1929 [PDF]  

H. E. Himwich and M. A. Adams

STUDIES IN GLANDULAR METABOLISM: I. The Source of the Lactic Acid Produced on Incubation of the Testicle and the Submaxillary Gland
Am J Physiol 91: 172-177, 1929 [PDF]  

Raymond N. Bieter and Arthur D. Hirschfelder

THE RÔLE OF THE GLOMERULI AS THE PREFERENTIAL ROUTE FOR EXCRETION OF PHENOLSULPHONEPHTHALEIN IN THE FROG'S KIDNEY
Am J Physiol 91: 178-200, 1929 [PDF]  

H. E. Hamlin

WORKING MECHANISMS FOR THE LIQUID AND GASEOUS INTAKE AND OUTPUT OF THE JACOBSON'S ORGAN
Am J Physiol 91: 201-205, 1929 [PDF]  

A. C. Ivy and Gordon B. Fauley

THE EFFECT OF HUNGER ON THE EMPTYING TIME OF THE STOMACH
Am J Physiol 91: 206-209, 1929 [PDF]  

Mary F. Montgomery and Arno B. Luckhardt

STUDIES ON THE KNEE JERK: VIII. The Effects of Acutely Raised Intracranial and Intraspinal Pressures upon the Knee Jerk
Am J Physiol 91: 210-219, 1929 [PDF]  

Bernard Mortimer and A. C. Ivy

VII. STUDIES ON THE PANCREAS: An Attempt to Repeat the Mellanby Procedure for the Isolation and Purification of Secretin
Am J Physiol 91: 220-224, 1929 [PDF]  

H. Kahler, Floyd De Eds, Sanford Rosenthal, and Carl Voegtlin

ELECTRON EQUILIBRIA IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS: III. The Measurement of Electrochemical Potentials By Means of a Vacuum-tube Static Voltmeter Which Eliminates Minute Polarization Currents
Am J Physiol 91: 225-237, 1929 [PDF]  

David Rapport

THE NATURE OF THE FOODSTUFFS OXIDIZED TO PROVIDE ENERGY IN MUSCULAR EXERCISE: III. The Utilization of the "Waste Heat" of Metabolism in Muscular Exercise
Am J Physiol 91: 238-253, 1929 [PDF]  

G. N. Stewart and J. M. Rogoff

STUDIES ON ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY: IX. The Influence of Extracts of Adrenal Cortex (Sheep and Cattle) on the Survival Period of Adrenalectomised Dogs and Cats
Am J Physiol 91: 254-264, 1929 [PDF]  

Raymond N. Bieter and F. H. Scott

BLOOD PRESSURE AND PLASMA PROTEIN DETERMINATIONS IN THE SAME FROG
Am J Physiol 91: 265-274, 1929 [PDF]  

Eric Oldberg

AN ATTEMPT TO AUTO-TRANSPLANT THE ADRENAL
Am J Physiol 91: 275-283, 1929 [PDF]  

E. Newton Harvey

THE EFFECT OF HIGH FREQUENCY SOUND WAVES ON HEART MUSCLE AND OTHER IRRITABLE TISSUES
Am J Physiol 91: 284-290, 1929 [PDF]  

George Louis Perusse, JR. and Josef Samuel Rozen

THE EFFECT OF EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTHYROIDISM ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EMPTY STOMACH
Am J Physiol 91: 291-297, 1929 [PDF]  

Josef Samuel Rozen and George Louis Perusse, JR.

THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IONS ON THE GASTRIC HUNGER CONTRACTIONS
Am J Physiol 91: 298-304, 1929 [PDF]  

D. R. Hooker

ON THE RECOVERY OF THE HEART IN ELECTRIC SHOCK
Am J Physiol 91: 305-328, 1929 [PDF]  

H. C. Lueth, A. C. Ivy, and G. Kloster

FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE ACTION OF "CHOLECYSTOKININ"
Am J Physiol 91: 329-335, 1929 [PDF]  

A. C. Ivy, G. Kloster, H. C. Lueth, and G. E. Drewyer

ON THE PREPARATION OF "CHOLECYSTOKININ"
Am J Physiol 91: 336-344, 1929 [PDF]  

Eugene L. Porter

EVIDENCE THAT THE POSTURAL TONUS OF DECEREBRATE RIGIDITY INCREASES IN AMOUNT BY THE SUCCESSIVE INNERVATION OF SINGLE MOTOR NEURONES
Am J Physiol 91: 345-361, 1929 [PDF]  

H. Mackler, J. M. D. Olmsted, and W. W. Simpson

HYDROLYSIS OF PHOSPHOCREATINE AND LACTIC ACID PRODUCTION IN FROG'S MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 91: 362-364, 1929 [PDF]  

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