Articles

Louis R. Nelson and Richard A. Lende

INTERHEMISPHERIC RESPONSES IN THE OPOSSUM
J Neurophysiol 28: 189-199, 1965 [PDF]  

Jennifer S. Buchwald, Edward S. Halas, and Sharon Schramm

PROGRESSIVE CHANGES IN EFFERENT UNIT RESPONSES TO REPEATED CUTANEOUS STIMULATION IN SPINAL CATS
J Neurophysiol 28: 200-215, 1965 [PDF]  

Edward V. Evarts

RELATION OF DISCHARGE FREQUENCY TO CONDUCTION VELOCITY IN PYRAMIDAL TRACT NEURONS
J Neurophysiol 28: 216-228, 1965 [PDF]  

David H. Hubel and Torsten N. Wiesel

RECEPTIVE FIELDS AND FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE IN TWO NONSTRIATE VISUAL AREAS (18 AND 19) OF THE CAT
J Neurophysiol 28: 229-289, 1965 [PDF]  

Wesley A. Cook, JR., Duncan R. Neilson, JR., and John M. Brookhart

PRIMARY AFFERENT DEPOLARIZATION AND MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX DEPRESSION FOLLOWING SUCCINYLCHOLINE ADMINISTRATION
J Neurophysiol 28: 290-311, 1965 [PDF]  

Benjamin H. Pubols, JR., W. I. Welker, and J. I. Johnson, JR.

SOMATIC SENSORY REPRESENTATION OF FORELIMB IN DORSAL ROOT FIBERS OF RACCOON, COATIMUNDI, AND CAT
J Neurophysiol 28: 312-341, 1965 [PDF]  

D. A. Pollen and C. Ajmone Marsan

CORTICAL INHIBITORY POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIALS AND STRYCHNINIZATION
J Neurophysiol 28: 342-358, 1965 [PDF]  

Gerhard Werner and Vernon B. Mountcastle

NEURAL ACTIVITY IN MECHANORECEPTIVE CUTANEOUS AFFERENTS: STIMULUS-RESPONSE RELATIONS, WEBER FUNCTIONS, AND INFORMATION TRANSMISSION
J Neurophysiol 28: 359-397, 1965 [PDF]  

Kenichi Uemura and James B. Preston

COMPARISON OF MOTOR CORTEX INFLUENCES UPON VARIOUS HIND-LIMB MOTONEURONS IN PYRAMIDAL CATS AND PRIMATES
J Neurophysiol 28: 398-412, 1965 [PDF]  

R. Llinas and C. A. Terzuolo

MECHANISMS OF SUPRASPINAL ACTIONS UPON SPINAL CORD ACTIVITIES. RETICULAR INHIBITORY MECHANISMS UPON FLEXOR MOTONEURONS
J Neurophysiol 28: 413-422, 1965 [PDF]  

Obituary

John Davis Green
J Neurophysiol 28: 423-423, 1965 [PDF]  

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