Articles:

C. B. Taylor

The effect of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide and some related compounds on transport and metabolism in the intestine of the rat in vitro
J Physiol 1963 165: 199-218. [PDF]  

D. N. Baron and Phyllida M. Roberts

The sodium, potassium and water content of isolated normal human leucocytes
J Physiol 1963 165: 219-226. [PDF]  

P. Baillie and S. D. Morrison

The nature of the suppression of food intake by lateral hypothalamic lesions in rats
J Physiol 1963 165: 227-245. [PDF]  

Dorothy Conway, M. G. Harrington, and Mary Mullaney

The nature of sodium exchanges in isolated frog sartorii
J Physiol 1963 165: 246-265. [PDF]  

A. M. Brown, Helen N. Duke, and N. Joels

The part played by cerebral anaemia in the response to occlusion of the common carotid arteries in the cat
J Physiol 1963 165: 266-273. [PDF]  

K. Krnjevic and J. W. Phillis

Iontophoretic studies of neurones in the mammalian cerebral cortex
J Physiol 1963 165: 274-304. [PDF]  

J. W. Scopes and J. P. M. Tizard

The effect of intravenous noradrenaline on the oxygen consumption of new-born mammals
J Physiol 1963 165: 305-326. [PDF]  

Betty L. Coles and I. Macdonald

The influence of dietary carbohydrate intake on serum protein levels
J Physiol 1963 165: 327-335. [PDF]  

E. Ezekiel and E. H. Morgan

Milk iron and its metabolism in the lactating rat
J Physiol 1963 165: 336-347. [PDF]  

R. P. Deis, Sybil Lloyd, and Mary Pickford

The effects of stilboestrol and progesterone, and of renal denervation on the response of the kidneys to vasopressin and oxytocin
J Physiol 1963 165: 348-357. [PDF]  

M. H. Evans

Alterations in activity of gamma efferents during distension of the bladder in the cat
J Physiol 1963 165: 358-367. [PDF]  

T. H. Goldsmith

Rates of action of bath-applied drugs at the neuromuscular junction of the frog
J Physiol 1963 165: 368-386. [PDF]  

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