Articles:

Helen C. Coombs and F. H. Pike

THE COMBINED EFFECTS OF CONVULSANT AGENTS AND LIGATION OF THE HEAD ARTERIES IN CATS
Am J Physiol 99: 521-525, 1932 [PDF]  

W. F. Hamilton and A. B. Morgan

MECHANISM OF THE POSTURAL REDUCTION IN VITAL CAPACITY IN RELATION TO ORTHOPNEA AND STORAGE OF BLOOD IN THE LUNGS
Am J Physiol 99: 526-533, 1932 [PDF]  

W. F. Hamilton, John Walker Moore, J. M. Kinsman, and R. G. Spurling

STUDIES ON THE CIRCULATION: IV. Further Analysis of the Injection Method, and of Changes in Hemodynamics under Physiological and Pathological Conditions
Am J Physiol 99: 534-551, 1932 [PDF]  

Sam Rosenfeld and E. P. Durrant

EFFECT OF OVARIAN SUBSTANCES ON EXCISED RAT UTERUS
Am J Physiol 99: 552-554, 1932 [PDF]  

Edward W. E. Schear

THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE CONTENT OF SUGAR IN THE BLOOD OF THE ALBINO RAT
Am J Physiol 99: 555-561, 1932 [PDF]  

Christianna Smith and Margaret Prest

FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE NORMAL VARIATIONS IN ERYTHROCYTE VALUES IN WOMEN
Am J Physiol 99: 562-569, 1932 [PDF]  

Hayden Nicholson

EFFECTS OF LOW ALVEOLAR OXYGEN AND HIGH ALVEOLAR CARBON DIOXIDE ON THE RATE OF FLOW OF CEREBROBROSPINAL FLUID
Am J Physiol 99: 570-576, 1932 [PDF]  

G. H. Parker

THE NORMAL PERIOD OF SUBMERGENCE FOR THE HIPPOPOTAMUS
Am J Physiol 99: 577-578, 1932 [PDF]  

Louis N. Katz

OBSERVATIONS ON THE EXTERNAL WORK OF THE ISOLATED TURTLE HEART
Am J Physiol 99: 579-597, 1932 [PDF]  

Wilbur F. Potter and O. O. Stoland

THE EFFECTS OF METHYL GUANIDINE SALTS UPON SOME OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVES OF THE DOG
Am J Physiol 99: 598-607, 1932 [PDF]  

Wallace O. Fenn and William B. Latchford

THE EFFECT OF HIGH FREQUENCY CURRENTS ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF FROG MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 99: 608-618, 1932 [PDF]  

H. E. Himwich, W. H. Chambers, A. L. Hunter, and M. A. Spiers

CHANGES IN BLOOD FAT PRODUCED BY FASTING, PHLORHIZIN AND PANCREATECTOMY
Am J Physiol 99: 619-625, 1932 [PDF]  

M. A. Perlstein and A. Levinson

CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN NORMAL DOGS
Am J Physiol 99: 626-630, 1932 [PDF]  

Jessie L. King

OXYGEN USAGE OF UTERINE MUSCLE OF THE SOW
Am J Physiol 99: 631-637, 1932 [PDF]  

I. S. Ravdin, C. G. Johnston, J. H. Austin, and Cecilia Riegel

STUDIES OF GALL-BLADDER FUNCTION: IV. The Absorption of Chloride from the Bile-Free Gall Bladder
Am J Physiol 99: 638-647, 1932 [PDF]  

C. G. Johnston, I. S. Ravdin, J. H. Austin, and J. L. Morrison

STUDIES OF GALL-BLADDER FUNCTION: V. The Absorption of Calcium from the Bile-Free Gall Bladder
Am J Physiol 99: 648-655, 1932 [PDF]  

Cecilia Riegel, I. S. Ravdin, and C. G. Johnston

STUDIES OF GALL-BLADDER FUNCTION: VI. The Absorption of Bile Salts and Cholesterol from the Bile-Free Gall Bladder
Am J Physiol 99: 656-665, 1932 [PDF]  

A. M. Baetjer and C. H. McDonald

THE RELATION OF THE SODIUM, POTASSIUM, AND CALCIUM IONS TO THE HEART RHYTHMICITY
Am J Physiol 99: 666-680, 1932 [PDF]  

Hiram E. Essex

THE PHYSIOLOGIC ACTION OF THE VENOM OF THE WATER MOCCASIN (Agkistrodon piscivorus)
Am J Physiol 99: 681-684, 1932 [PDF]  

Hiram E. Essex

SPECIFICITY OF IMMUNITY TO VENOM OF A RATTLESNAKE AS INDICATED BY INJECTIONS OF VENOM OF THE WATER MOCCASIN AND HONEY BEE
Am J Physiol 99: 685-688, 1932 [PDF]  

Harold E. Himwich, Walter Goldfarb, and George R. Cowgill

STUDIES IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF VITAMINS: XVII. The Effect of Thyroid Administration upon the Anorexia Characteristic of Lack of Undifferentiated Vitamin B
Am J Physiol 99: 689-695, 1932 [PDF]  

J. F. Herrick, Hiram E. Essex, and Edward J. Baldes

OBSERVATIONS ON THE FLOW OF BLOOD OF THE KIDNEY
Am J Physiol 99: 696-701, 1932 [PDF]  

John Haldi

THE ACCUMULATION OF LACTIC ACID IN EXCISED BRAIN, KIDNEY, MUSCLE AND TESTICLE
Am J Physiol 99: 702-709, 1932 [PDF]  

Bruce Webster, J. J. Pfiffner, and W. W. Swingle

THE EFFECT OF THE ADRENAL CORTICAL HORMONE UPON THE RESPIRATORY METABOLISM OF THE CAT
Am J Physiol 99: 710-719, 1932 [PDF]  

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