Articles:

D. H. Johnson

The effect of haemorrhage and hypotension on the liver blood flow
J Physiol 1954 126: 413-433. [PDF]  

G. B. Koelle and A. de T. Valk, Jr.

Physiological implications of the histochemical localization of monoamine oxidase
J Physiol 1954 126: 434-447. [PDF]  

K. Browne, J. Lee, and P. A. Ring

The sensation of passive movement at the metatarso-phalangeal joint of the great toe in man
J Physiol 1954 126: 448-458. [PDF]  

J. N. Hunt and I. Macdonald

The influence of volume on gastric emptying
J Physiol 1954 126: 459-474. [PDF]  

A. R. Ness

The mechanoreceptors of the rabbit mandibular incisor
J Physiol 1954 126: 475-493. [PDF]  

M. G. F. Fuortes

Direct current stimulation of motoneurones
J Physiol 1954 126: 494-506. [PDF]  

B. L. Andrew

Proprioception at the joint of the epiglottis of the rat
J Physiol 1954 126: 507-523. [PDF]  

J. C. Eccles, P. Fatt, and K. Koketsu

Cholinergic and inhibitory synapses in a pathway from motor-axon collaterals to motoneurones
J Physiol 1954 126: 524-562. [PDF]  

G. S. Dawes, Joan C. Mott, and J. G. Widdicombe

The foetal circulation in the lamb
J Physiol 1954 126: 563-587. [PDF]  

G. W. Bisset and J. M. Walker

Assay of oxytocin in blood
J Physiol 1954 126: 588-595. [PDF]  

A. H. Amin, T. B. B. Crawford, and J. H. Gaddum

The distribution of substance P and 5-hydroxytryptamine in the central nervous system of the dog
J Physiol 1954 126: 596-618. [PDF]  

R. L. C. Pilgrim

The action of histamine on the hearts of two lamellibranch molluscs
J Physiol 1954 126: 619-622. [PDF]  

Sheila Briscoe

Cholinesterase activity of left and right atria of the rabbit's heart
J Physiol 1954 126: 623-626. [PDF]  

B. Lytton and J. G. Murray

Effects of the peripheral pathway on the regeneration of nerve fibres
J Physiol 1954 126: 627-636. [PDF]  

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