Articles:

A W Cuthbert

The relation between response and the interval between stimuli of the isolated guinea-pig ureter.
J Physiol 1965 180: 225-238. [PDF]  

J R Hill and K A Rahimtulla

Heat balance and the metabolic rate of new-born babies in relation to environmental temperature; and the effect of age and of weight on basal metabolic rate.
J Physiol 1965 180: 239-265. [PDF]  

P I Korner

The effect of section of the carotid sinus and aortic nerves on the cardiac output of the rabbit.
J Physiol 1965 180: 266-278. [PDF]  

P I Korner

The role of the arterial chemoreceptors and baroreceptors in the circulatory response to hypoxia of the rabbit.
J Physiol 1965 180: 279-303. [PDF]  

M Redford and B Schofield

The effect of local anaesthesia of the pyloric antral mucosa on acid inhibition of gastrin-mediated acid secretion.
J Physiol 1965 180: 304-320. [PDF]  

A Fernandez de Molina, M Kuno, and E R Perl

Antidromically evoked responses from sympathetic preganglionic neurones.
J Physiol 1965 180: 321-335. [PDF]  

J G Hall, B Morris, and G Woolley

Intrinsic rhythmic propulsion of lymph in the unanaesthetized sheep.
J Physiol 1965 180: 336-349. [PDF]  

I Calma

The activity of the posterior group of thalamic nuclei in the cat.
J Physiol 1965 180: 350-370. [PDF]  

F G Carpenter and S A Rand

Relation of acetylcholine release to responses of the rat urinary bladder.
J Physiol 1965 180: 371-382. [PDF]  

P F Baker

Phosphorus metabolism of intact crab nerve and its relation to the active transport of ions.
J Physiol 1965 180: 383-423. [PDF]  

P F Baker and T I Shaw

A comparison of the phosphorus metabolism of intact squid nerve with that of the isolated axoplasm and sheath.
J Physiol 1965 180: 424-438. [PDF]  

P F Baker

A method for the location of extracellular space in crab nerve.
J Physiol 1965 180: 439-447. [PDF]  

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