Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Motor commands contribute to human position sense,2006,571,Pt 3,703-710,Smith
The Haematology of Carbon-Monoxide Poisoning,1906,35,1/2,32-52,Nasmith
Observations on the Munchi Arrow Poison,1905,32,3/4,319-326,Frohlich
The effects of rapid change in time zone on circadian variation in physiological functions,1969,200,2,124P,Fort
Adrenal cortical function and body temperature rhythms after a transatlantic flight,1969,200,2,123P,Conroy
Proceedings: Apparatus for the study of the effects of impulsive forces on man,1974,238,1,4p-6p,Floyd
Apparatus for field studies of man at work proceedings,1977,268,1,5P-6P,Thomas
Heat-loss studies beneath hovering helicopters proceedings,1977,267,1,6P-8P,Clark
The efficiency of bicycle pedalling,1934,82,2,207-210,Hill
The efficiency of bicycle pedalling in the trained subject,1934,82,2,200-206,Garry
On the existence of a most efficient speed in bicycle pedalling and the problem of determining human muscular efficiency,1931,72,4,425-437,Garry
The efficiency of bicycle-pedalling as affected by speed and load,1929,67,3,242-255,Dickinson
The oxygen capacity of blood considered in relation to the concentration of haemoglobin,1913,45,6,482-488,Burn
The active principle of a Bini spear poison,1909,39,5,354-357,Laidlaw
The haematology of carbon-monoxide poisoning,1906,35,1-2,32-52,Graham
Observations on the Munchi arrow poison,1905,32,3-4,319-326,Frohlich
On the physiological action of the Kenyah dart poison IPOH and its active principle Antiarin,1903,29,1,39-57,Seligmann
A preliminary communication on the changes in nerve cells after poisoning with the venom of the Australian tiger-snake (Hoplocephalus curtus),1902,28,6,426-430,Kilvington
The effect of local injury upon the excitatory electrical response of nerve,1902,28,1-2,32-56,Gotch
Further researches on the physiology of the mammalian heart: Part I. On the influence of chloroform upon the rate of the heart-beat with some observations on the effects of asphyxia,1900,25,4,233-264,Macwilliam
The Fall of Blood-pressure resulting from the Stimulation of Afferent Nerves,1895,18,5-6,381-410,Hunt
The Nature of Cobra Poison,1892,13,3-4,272-299,Kanthack
An Experimental Investigation of Strychnine Poisoning,1888,9,2-3,99-111,Lovett
The effect of seat position on the efficiency of bicycle pedalling,1947,106,2,186-193,Hugh-Jones
The role of carbon dioxide in oxygen poisoning,1949,109,3-4,272-280,Taylor
Cardiorespiratory response to dangling on a rope in simulated rock-climbing accident,1973,230,1,35P-36P,Smith
The mechanism of after-bursts in cerebral cortex,1955,127,1,168-188,Burns
Non-linear vector summation of left and right vestibular signals for human balance,2010,588,Pt 4,671-682,Mian
Diving bradycardia in man,1965,181,2,401-409,Whelan
Contribution of afferent feedback and descending drive to human hopping,2010,588,Pt 5,799-807,Gruber
On the Munchi arrow poison and strophanthin,1908,37,1,37-49,Mines
The margin of safety of neuromuscular transmission,1967,191,1,59-90,Paton
The role of a central temperature receptor in shivering in man,1966,184,3,733-740,Johnson
Experiments on the genesis of bubbles as a result of rapid decompression,1966,184,4,964-969,Smith
The effects of hypoxia on neuromuscular transmission in a mammalian preparation,1966,185,1,205-223,Hubbard
Asphyxial potentials of spinal grey matter and of ventral and dorsal roots,1966,185,1,15-29,Van harreveld
Mechanical determinants of gradient walking energetics in man,1993,472,,725-735,Saibene
Behaviour of short and long latency reflexes in fatigued human muscles,1993,471,,787-799,Duchateau
Neck muscle responses to abrupt free fall of the head: comparison of normal with labyrinthine-defective human subjects,1995,489,Pt 3,911-916,Ito
The cardiovascular challenge of exercising in the heat,2008,586,1,45-53,Johnson
Muscle fatigue: what why and how it influences muscle function,2008,586,1,11-23,Duchateau
Calmodulin binding to M‐type K+ channels assayed by TIRF/FRET in living cells,2008,586,9,2307-2320,Bal
Kinematic determinants of human locomotion,1996,494,3,863-879,Borghese
Coding of pulsatile motor output by human muscle afferents during slow finger movements,1995,485,1,271-282,Wessberg
Effect of swimming in cold water on body temperatures of children,1972,226,2,55P-56P,Sloan
Muscle geometry,1998,512,2,315,Alexander
Multimodal output mapping of human central motor representation on different spatial scales,1998,512,1,163-179,Seitz
Function of sural nerve reflexes during human walking,1998,507,1,305-314,Stein
Infant stepping: a method to study the sensory control of human walking,1998,507,3,927-937,Yang
Interrelationships of the volume and time components of individual breaths in resting man,1975,245,2,481-498,Davis
Proceedings: A visuomotor tracking task for investigating movement disorders in humans,1975,252,2,4P,Stein
Proceedings: The effect of cooling nucleus interpositus of the cerebellum in rhesus monkeys on the tracking of a visual target,1975,252,2,47P-48P,Stein
Proceedings: Using a microprocessor to provide automatic control of hand-eye co-ordination experiments in primates,1976,258,1,6P-7P,Johnson
Exercise and decompression sickness: a matter of intensity and timing,2004,555,Pt 3,588,Claybaugh
Ageing and the circadian and homeostatic regulation of human sleep during forced desynchrony of rest melatonin and temperature rhythms,1999,516,2,611-627,Czeisler
'Autonomic Conflict': a different way to die during cold water immersion?,2012,590,Pt 14,3219-3230,Tipton
Human standing is modified by an unconscious integration of congruent sensory and motor signals,2012,590,Pt 22,5783-5794,Inglis
Age-related influence of vision and proprioception on Ia presynaptic inhibition in soleus muscle during upright stance,2012,590,Pt 21,5541-5554,Duchateau
A key circulatory defence against asphyxia in infancy - the heart of the matter!,2012,590,Pt 23,6157-6165,Cohen
Aerobic exercise before diving reduces venous gas bubble formation in humans,2004,555,Pt 3,637-642,Petri
Exercise and nitric oxide prevent bubble formation: a novel approach to the prevention of decompression sickness?,2004,555,Pt 3,825-829,Brubakk
Excitability and the safety margin in human axons during hyperthermia,2013,591,Pt 12,3063-3080,Howells
The sources of external work in level walking and running,1976,262,3,639-657,Cavagna
Corticospinal modulation induced by sounds depends on action preparedness,2014,592,Pt 1,153-169,Riek
Mechanical work and efficiency in level walking and running,1977,268,2,467--81,Cavagna
The effects of hyperventilation on psychomotor performance [proceedings],1977,270,1,36P-37P,Gibson
Personal heating using a liquid conditioned coverall [proceedings],1977,273,2,38P-39P,Harrison
Proceedings: Individual facial areas in the human circulatory response to immersion,1974,236,1,46P-48P,Parfrey
Proceedings: The role of prostaglandins in the ocular response to trauma,1974,236,1,18P-19P,Cole
Cerebral energy metabolism in diving and non-diving birds during hypoxia and apnoeic asphyxia,1980,299,,323-336,Jones
Melanocyte-stimulating hormone and the pineal in the control of territorial aggression [proceedings],1978,285,Spec Suppl,45P,Simpson
Insensible heat losses in man during simulated dives in helium-oxygen mixtures to a depth of 420 metres of sea water (43 bar) [proceedings],1979,295,,39P,Hayes
The simple character of the yellow sensation,1915,49,4,265-270,Edridge-Green
New visual phenomena,1912,45,1-2,70-74,Edridge-Green
Visual phenomena connected with the yellow spot,1910,41,3-4,263-275,Edridge-Green
Interaction between visual and motor cortex: a TMS study,2015,593,10,2365-2377,Marshall
Passive motion reduces vestibular balance and perceptual responses,2015,593,10,2389-2398,Fitzpatrick
Barcroft's bold assertion: all dwellers at high altitudes are persons of impaired physical and mental powers,2015,594,5,1127-1134,West
The "Monday effect" in industry,1916,50,Suppl,lv-lvi,Kent
Crosstalk opposing view: Fear of falling does not influence vestibular-evoked balance responses,2015,593,14,2983-2984,Reynolds
CrossTalk proposal: Fear of falling does influence vestibular-evoked balance responses,2015,593,14,2979-2981,Inglis
Timing paradox of stepping and falls in ageing: not so quick and quick(er) on the trigger,2016,594,16,4537-4547,Rogers
Gaze-evoked Nystagmus induced by alcohol intoxication,2016,595,6,2161-2173,Ramat
The internal representation of head orientation differs for conscious perception and balance control,2016,595,8,2731-2749,Inglis
Loss of maximal explosive power of lower limbs after two weeks of disuse and incomplete recovery after retraining in older adults,2018,596,4,647-665,Lazzer
A moderate estradiol level enhances neutrophil number and activity in muscle after traumatic injury but strength recovery is accelerated,2018,596,19,4665-4680,Warren
Distinct pattern of oculomotor impairment associated with acute sleep loss and circadian misalignment,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Flynn-Evans
Loss of presynaptic inhibition for step initiation in Parkinsonian individuals with freezing of gait,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Horak
The beneficial O2 paradox: hyperoxia-enhanced neurocognition and vigilance during reduction in global cerebral blood flow,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Dean
The significance of the loss of presynaptic inhibition for step initiation in Parkinsonian individuals with freezing of gait [letter],2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Onder
The significance of the loss of presynaptic inhibition for step initiation in Parkinsonian individuals with freezing of gait? [response to letter],2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ugrinowitsch