Articles:

J. Farrant

Permeability of guinea-pig smooth muscle to non-electrolytes
J Physiol 1965 178: 1-13. [PDF]  

W. B. Marks

Visual pigments of single goldfish cones
J Physiol 1965 178: 14-32. [PDF]  

B. Greenwood, M. F. Robards, and A. E. Twite

Venous oxygen saturation during rhythmic contraction of the forearm muscles
J Physiol 1965 178: 33-44. [PDF]  

H. C. Lüttgau

The effect of metabolic inhibitors on the fatigue of the action potential in single muscle fibres
J Physiol 1965 178: 45-67. [PDF]  

D. Ottoson

The action of calcium on the frog's isolated muscle spindle
J Physiol 1965 178: 68-79. [PDF]  

Sigrid Beilharz, Elspeth A. Bott, D. A. Denton, and J. R. Sabine

The effect of intracarotid infusions of 4-M-NaCl on the sodium drinking of sheep with a parotid fistula
J Physiol 1965 178: 80-91. [PDF]  

J. N. Hunt, M. T. Knox, and A. Oginski

The effect of gravity on gastric emptying with various test meals
J Physiol 1965 178: 92-97. [PDF]  

H.-U. Fehr

Activation by suxamethonium of primary and secondary endings of the same de-efferented muscle spindle during static stretch
J Physiol 1965 178: 98-110. [PDF]  

R. F. Crampton, D. M. Matthews, and Roselle Poisner

Observations on the mechanism of absorption of copper by the small intestine
J Physiol 1965 178: 111-126. [PDF]  

Margaret W. Stanier

Transfer of radioactive water, urea and glycine between maternal and foetal body fluids in rabbits and pigs
J Physiol 1965 178: 127-140. [PDF]  

W. A. H. Rushton

The sensitivity of rods under illumination
J Physiol 1965 178: 141-160. [PDF]  

M. Corda, C. Von Euler, and G. Lennerstrand

Proprioceptive innervation of the diaphragm
J Physiol 1965 178: 161-177. [PDF]  

P. B. C. Matthews and D. R. Westbury

Some effects of fast and slow motor fibres on muscle spindles of the frog
J Physiol 1965 178: 178-192. [PDF]  

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