Articles:

Annie M. Hain

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF PREGNANCY IN THE RAT. FURTHER DATA BEARING ON THE PROLONGATION OF PREGNANCY WITH A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF OÖPHORECTOMY DURING PREGNANCY
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 101-116. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Annie M. Hain

EFFECT UPON LACTATION OF OÖPHORECTOMY DURING PREGNANCY. (ALBINO RAT.)
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 117-121. [Abstract] [PDF]  

C. W. Bellerby

THE RELATION OF THE ANTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY TO OVULATION IN THE RABBIT
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 123-132. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Alexander Lipschütz

EXPERIMENTS ON THE GONADOTROPIC COMPLEX OF THE ANTERIOR LOBE OF THE HYPOPHYSIS
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 133-147. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Eric Ponder

LENGTH-BREADTH CORRELATION IN THE RED CELLS OF THE TROUT
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 149-151. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Robert Ramsey and Charles O. Warren, Jr.

THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF RABBIT RED CELLS DURING LYSIS, WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF PLASMA
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 153-160. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Isidore Liknaitzky

THE RED CELL AND HÆMOGLOBIN CONTENT OF THE BLOOD IN YOUNG MALE ADULTS LIVING ON THE WITWATERSRAND
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 161-167. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Samson Wright

MODE OF ACTION OF OXYGEN LACK AND CARBON DIOXIDE EXCESS ON RESPIRATION IN THE RABBIT
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 169-175. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Andrew Hunter

THE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT AND THE APPARENT ENERGY OF ACTIVATION OF THE ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF ARGININE; WITH ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS UPON THE STABILITY OF ARGINASE UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 177-188. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L. Andreyev and L. I. Pugsley

A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF HYPERCALCÆMIA PRODUCED PARATHYROID HORMONE AND IRRADIATED ERGOSTEROL UPON THE ACTIVITY OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX BY MEANS OF CONDITIONED REFLEXES
Q J Exp Physiol 1934 24: 189-206. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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