Articles:

E. D. Adrian and Yngve Zotterman

The impulses produced by sensory nerve-endings: Part II. The response of a Single End-Organ
J Physiol 1926 61: 151-171. [PDF]  

Albin Seliskar

The action of ions upon intra-auricular conduction in the tortoise
J Physiol 1926 61: 172-184. [PDF]  

J. H. Burn and H. H. Dale

The vaso-dilator action of histamine, and its physiological significance
J Physiol 1926 61: 185-214. [PDF]  

G. V. Anrep and H. N. Segall

The central and reflex regulation of the heart rate
J Physiol 1926 61: 215-231. [PDF]  

E. P. Poulton, W. R. Spurrell, and E. C. Warner

A method of measuring directly the total and partial pressures of the gases in blood
J Physiol 1926 61: 232-244. [PDF]  

B. P. Babkin and E. H. Starling

A method for the study of the perfused pancreas
J Physiol 1926 61: 245-247. [PDF]  

J. Argyll Campbell

The normal co₂- and o₂-tensions in the tissues of various animals
J Physiol 1926 61: 248-254. [PDF]  

W. Hartree

An analysis of the initial heat production in the voluntary muscle of the tortoise
J Physiol 1926 61: 255-260. [PDF]  

G. L. Brown and B. A. McSwiney

Reaction to drugs of strips of the rabbit's gastric musculature
J Physiol 1926 61: 261-267. [PDF]  

I. de Burgh Daly and E. B. Verney

Cardiovascular reflexes
J Physiol 1926 61: 268-274. [PDF]  

R. J. Brocklehurst

Studies on the physiology of plain muscle: The effect of alteration of initial length on the tension produced on contraction
J Physiol 1926 61: 275-281. [PDF]  

O. Inchley

Histamine shock
J Physiol 1926 61: 282-293. [PDF]  

Albin Seliskar

The action of alcohol upon conduction in the auricle of the tortoise
J Physiol 1926 61: 294-296. [PDF]  

H. Gremels and E. H. Starling

On the influence of hydrogen ion concentration and of anoxæmia upon the heart volume
J Physiol 1926 61: 297-304. [PDF]  

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