Articles:

Ellen Rogus and Kenneth L. Zierler

Sodium and water contents of sarcoplasm and sacroplasmic reticulum in rat skeletal muscle: effects of anisotonic media, ouabain and external sodium
J Physiol 1973 233: 227-270. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Christina Enroth-Cugell and R. M. Shapley

Adaptation and dynamics of cat retinal ganglion cells
J Physiol 1973 233: 271-309. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Christina Enroth-Cugell and R. M. Shapley

Flux, not retinal illumination, is what cat retinal ganglion cells really care about
J Physiol 1973 233: 311-326. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Hugh Davson and Jillian R. Hollingsworth

Active transport of ¹³¹I across the blood—brain barrier
J Physiol 1973 233: 327-347. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J. F. B. Morrison

Splanchnic slowly adapting mechanoreceptors with punctate receptive fields in the mesentery and gastrointestinal tract of the cat
J Physiol 1973 233: 349-361. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. P. Kernan and Mary McDermott

Rubidium influx into rat skeletal muscles in relation to electrical activity
J Physiol 1973 233: 363-374. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Takis Anagnostopoulos

Biionic potentials in the proximal tubule of Necturus kidney
J Physiol 1973 233: 375-394. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. Motais

Sodium movements in high-sodium beef red cells: properties of a ouabain-insensitive exchange diffusion
J Physiol 1973 233: 395-422. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. Motais and F. Sola

Characteristics of a sulphydryl group essential for sodium exchange diffusion in beef erythrocytes
J Physiol 1973 233: 423-438. [Abstract] [PDF]  

C. D. Richards

On the mechanism of halothane anaesthesia
J Physiol 1973 233: 439-456. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S. R. Bloom, A. V. Edwards, and N. J. A. Vaughan

The role of the sympathetic innervation in the control of plasma glucagon concentration in the calf
J Physiol 1973 233: 457-466. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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