Articles:

A. R. Colwell and E. M. Bright

THE USE OF CONSTANT GLUCOSE INJECTIONS FOR THE STUDY OF INDUCED VARIATIONS IN CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM: III. The Fate of the Retained Sugar under Normal Conditions and after Epinephrin and Insulin
Am J Physiol 92: 543-554, 1930 [PDF]  

A. R. Colwell and E. M. Bright

THE USE OF CONSTANT GLUCOSE INJECTIONS FOR THE STUDY OF INDUCED VARIATIONS IN CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM: IV. Suppression of Glucose Combustion by Continuous Prolonged Epinephrin Administration
Am J Physiol 92: 555-567, 1930 [PDF]  

Charles M. Wilhelmj and Walter M. Boothby

THE EFFECT OF THE DAILY ADMINISTRATION OF IODINE ON THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF SINGLE INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS OF THYROXINE
Am J Physiol 92: 568-573, 1930 [PDF]  

Frederick L. Hisaw and Samuel L. Leonard

RELATION OF THE FOLLICULAR AND CORPUS LUTEUM HORMONES IN THE PRODUCTION OF PROGESTATIONAL PROLIFERATION OF THE RABBIT'S UTERUS
Am J Physiol 92: 574-582, 1930 [PDF]  

Wallace O. Fenn

FRICTIONAL AND KINETIC FACTORS IN THE WORK OF SPRINT RUNNING
Am J Physiol 92: 583-611, 1930 [PDF]  

Willard M. Allen

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CORPUS LUTEUM: VI. The Production of Progestational Proliferation of the Endometrium of the Immature Rabbit by Progestin (an Extract of the Corpus Luteum) after Preliminary Treatment with Oestrin
Am J Physiol 92: 612-618, 1930 [PDF]  

Einar Lie

CAFFEIN AND DIURESIS IN MAN
Am J Physiol 92: 619-624, 1930 [PDF]  

Lewis J. Pollock and Loyal Davis

STUDIES IN DECEREBRATION: V. The Tonic Activities of a Decerebrate Animal Exclusive of the Neck and Labyrinthine Reflexes
Am J Physiol 92: 625-629, 1930 [PDF]  

Albert M. Snell and Carl H. Greene

THE CALCIUM IN THE SERUM IN JAUNDICE
Am J Physiol 92: 630-638, 1930 [PDF]  

D. R. Hooker

CHEMICAL FACTORS IN VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION
Am J Physiol 92: 639-647, 1930 [PDF]  

John C. Brougher

THE EFFECT OF DESICCATED SPLEEN AND SPLENECTOMY ON SERUM CALCIUM IN NORMAL AND PARATHYRODECTOMIZED DOGS
Am J Physiol 92: 648-650, 1930 [PDF]  

J. S. McHargue and W. R. Roy

EFFECT OF ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION ON THE MAGNESIUM CONTENT OF RATS RECEIVING REFLECTED SUNLIGHT AND A UNIFORM STOCK RATION
Am J Physiol 92: 651-655, 1930 [PDF]  

T. E. Boyd and R. W. Gerard

THE EFFECT OF PROLONGED ACTIVITY ON THE IRRITABILITY OF MEDULLATED NERVE
Am J Physiol 92: 656-664, 1930 [PDF]  

J. H. Powers, M. A. Bowie, and I. M. Howard

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE BLOOD OF NORMAL DOGS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE TOTAL VOLUME
Am J Physiol 92: 665-671, 1930 [PDF]  

Leonard Benjamin Shpiner

INCREASED METABOLISM ONLY ONE FACTOR IN THE PRODUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE HYPERGLYCEMIA AND GLYCOSURIA IN EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTHYROIDISM
Am J Physiol 92: 672-678, 1930 [PDF]  

Joseph C. Hinsey and Herbert S. Gasser

THE COMPONENT OF THE DORSAL ROOT MEDIATING VASODILATATION AND THE SHERRINGTON CONTRACTURE
Am J Physiol 92: 679-689, 1930 [PDF]  

J. P. Quigley and J. L. Lindquist

ACTION OF PHLORHIZIN ON HUNGER CONTRACTIONS IN THE NORMAL OR VAGOTOMIZED DOG
Am J Physiol 92: 690-694, 1930 [PDF]  

Hiram E. Essex and J. Markowitz

THE PHYSIOLOGIC ACTION OF RATTLESNAKE VENOM (CROTALIN): VI. The Effect of Crotalin on a Visceral Organism
Am J Physiol 92: 695-697, 1930 [PDF]  

Hiram E. Essex and J. Markowitz

THE PHYSIOLOGIC ACTION OF RATTLESNAKE VENOM (CROTALIN): VII. The Similarity of Crotalin Shock and Anaphylactic Shock
Am J Physiol 92: 698-704, 1930 [PDF]  

Hiram E. Essex and J. Markowitz

THE PHYSIOLOGIC ACTION OF RATTLESNAKE VENOM (CROTALIN): VIII. A Comparison of the Physiologic Action of Crotalin and Histamine
Am J Physiol 92: 705-706, 1930 [PDF]  

Yandell Henderson and Woldemar Mobitz

THE CONSTANT RATE OF ABSORPTION OF ETHYL IODIDE VAPOR AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE AS A BASIS FOR MEASURING THE CIRCULATION
Am J Physiol 92: 707-715, 1930 [PDF]  

V. H. K. Moorhouse

OBSERVATIONS ON THE SPINAL INTEGRATION OF STANDING
Am J Physiol 92: 716-727, 1930 [PDF]  

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