Articles:

G. B. Arden and J. H. Kelsey

Changes produced by light in the standing potential of the human eye
J Physiol 1962 161: 189-204. [PDF]  

G. B. Arden and J. H. Kelsey

Some observations on the relationship between the standing potential of the human eye and the bleaching and regeneration of visual purple
J Physiol 1962 161: 205-226. [PDF]  

B. T. Donovan and W. Traczyk

The effect of uterine distension on the oestrous cycle of the guinea-pig
J Physiol 1962 161: 227-236. [PDF]  

J. C. Eccles, P. G. Kostyuk, and R. F. Schmidt

Central pathways responsible for depolarization of primary afferent fibres
J Physiol 1962 161: 237-257. [PDF]  

J. C. Eccles, P. G. Kostyuk, and R. F. Schmidt

Presynaptic inhibition of the central actions of flexor reflex afferents
J Physiol 1962 161: 258-281. [PDF]  

J. C. Eccles, R. F. Schmidt, and W. D. Willis

Presynaptic inhibition of the spinal monosynaptic reflex pathway
J Physiol 1962 161: 282-297. [PDF]  

R. H. Fox, R. Goldsmith, and D. J. Kidd

Cutaneous vasomotor control in the human head, neck and upper chest
J Physiol 1962 161: 298-312. [PDF]  

Elinor M. Glauser, R. A. McCance, and Elsie M. Widdowson

Experimental respiratory embarrassment in new-born piglets
J Physiol 1962 161: 313-318. [PDF]  

R. Kikuchi, K. Naito, and I. Tanaka

Effect of sodium and potassium ions on the electrical activity of single cells in the lateral eye of the horseshoe crab
J Physiol 1962 161: 319-343. [PDF]  

J. S. Perry and Margaret W. Stanier

The rate of flow of urine of foetal pigs
J Physiol 1962 161: 344-350. [PDF]  

N. Joels and E. Neil

The role of the chemoreceptors in the hyperpnoea caused by injection of ammonium chloride
J Physiol 1962 161: 351-356. [PDF]  

J. K. S. Jansen and P. B. C. Matthews

The central control of the dynamic response of muscle spindle receptors
J Physiol 1962 161: 357-378. [PDF]  

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