Articles:

Charles M. Wilhelmj, Jesse L. Bollman, and Frank C. Mann

A STUDY OF CERTAIN FACTORS CONCERNED IN THE SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION OF AMINO ACIDS ADMINISTERED INTRAVENOUSLY AND A COMPARISON WITH ORAL ADMINISTRATION
Am J Physiol 98: 1-17, 1931 [PDF]  

Hiram E. Essex, J. Markowitz, and Frank C. Mann

PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES AND IMMUNE REACTIONS TO EXTRACTS OF CERTAIN INTESTINAL PARASITES
Am J Physiol 98: 18-24, 1931 [PDF]  

Dorothy P. Gulliksen

CHANGES IN THE BASAL METABOLIC RATE ACCOMPANYING THE CONDITIONED STATE INDUCED BY MORPHINE
Am J Physiol 98: 25-34, 1931 [PDF]  

Mary F. Montgomery

THE INFLUENCE OF ATROPIN AND PILOCARPIN ON THIRST (VOLUNTARY INGESTION OF WATER)
Am J Physiol 98: 35-41, 1931 [PDF]  

Margaret E. MacKay and S. G. Baxter

RESTORATION OF THE PANCREATIC SECRETION BY PEPTONE AND HISTAMINE
Am J Physiol 98: 42-46, 1931 [PDF]  

Lewis J. Pollock and Loyal Davis

STUDIES IN DECEREBRATION: VI. The Effect of Deafferentation upon Decerebrate Rigidity
Am J Physiol 98: 47-49, 1931 [PDF]  

H. M. Hines, C. E. Leese, and G. C. Knowlton

THE METABOLISM OF SKELETAL MUSCLE UNDERGOING ATROPHY OF DENERVATION
Am J Physiol 98: 50-54, 1931 [PDF]  

N. E. Freeman and R. A. Phillips

STUDIES ON THE CONDITIONS OF ACTIVITY IN ENDOCRINE ORGANS: XXVII. The Question of Reflex Inhibitory Action of the Vagus on Medulliadrenal Secretion
Am J Physiol 98: 55-59, 1931 [PDF]  

Harold Gay

A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF ACID-BASE CHANGES UPON RESPIRATORY MOVEMENTS AND THE RESPONSE OF MUSCLE TO DIRECT, INDIRECT, AND REFLEX STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 98: 60-65, 1931 [PDF]  

Madeleine E. Field and Cecil K. Drinker

CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE REMOVAL OF PROTEIN DEPOSITED IN THE SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUES OF THE DOG
Am J Physiol 98: 66-69, 1931 [PDF]  

David F. Loewen, Madeleine E. Field, and Cecil K. Drinker

THE COLLOID OSMOTIC PRESSURE OF DOG BLOOD AND LYMPH
Am J Physiol 98: 70-73, 1931 [PDF]  

J. M. Hershey and Samuel Soskin

SUBSTITUTION OF "LECITHIN" FOR RAW PANCREAS IN THE DIET OF THE DEPANCREATIZED DOG
Am J Physiol 98: 74-85, 1931 [PDF]  

B. O. Barnes, A. J. Carlson, and A. M. Riskin

STUDIES ON THYROGLOBULIN: I. The Digestibility of Thyroglobulin
Am J Physiol 98: 86-92, 1931 [PDF]  

Louis A. Shaw and Anne C. Messer

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN: III. The Permeability of the Skin to Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen as Affected by Altering their Tension in the Air Surrounding the Skin
Am J Physiol 98: 93-101, 1931 [PDF]  

Walter E. Garrey and Richard Ashman

THE EXCITABILITY OF THE TURTLE VENTRICLE DURING VAGUS STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 98: 102-108, 1931 [PDF]  

Richard Ashman and Walter E. Garrey

EXCITABILITY OF THE TURTLE AURICLE DURING VAGUS STIMULATION
Am J Physiol 98: 109-120, 1931 [PDF]  

Oscar Riddle and Irene Polhemus

STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION IN BIRDS: XXXI. Effects of Anterior Pituitary Hormones on Gonads and Other Organ Weights in the Pigeon
Am J Physiol 98: 121-130, 1931 [PDF]  

P. S. Evans, JR. and W. H. Howell

DOES HEMOPHILIC BLOOD CONTAIN AN EXCESS OF AN ANTICOAGULANT?
Am J Physiol 98: 131-134, 1931 [PDF]  

C. L. Gemmill

THE "EXCESS RESPIRATORY QUOTIENT" OF THE RECOVERY PERIOD FOLLOWING STRENUOUS MUSCULAR EXERCISE IN MAN
Am J Physiol 98: 135-143, 1931 [PDF]  

W. W. Swingle and J. J. Pfiffner

STUDIES ON THE ADRENAL CORTEX: IV. Further Observations on the Preparation and Chemical Properties of the Cortical Hormone
Am J Physiol 98: 144-152, 1931 [PDF]  

E. P. Durrant and Sam Rosenfeld

ACTIVITY OF THE ISOLATED UTERUS AND ITS RELATION TO THE OESTROUS CYCLE IN THE ALBINO RAT
Am J Physiol 98: 153-155, 1931 [PDF]  

C. Lyons

EMOTIONAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA
Am J Physiol 98: 156-162, 1931 [PDF]  

John M. Ort, Marschelle H. Power, and J. Markowitz

STUDIES IN CARDIAC PERMEABILITY
Am J Physiol 98: 163-168, 1931 [PDF]  

Franklin C. Bing and Lafayette B. Mendel

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOOD AND WATER INTAKES IN MICE
Am J Physiol 98: 169-179, 1931 [PDF]  

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