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Characterisation of Mesenchyme-Derived Cell Populations in the Human AirwaysSingh, Shailendra January 2009 (has links)
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Modification of spontaneous sequence analysis to explore the inspiratory attenuation of baroreflex gain in manHollow, Michael Richard January 2008 (has links)
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The Regulation of Airway Mucociliary Function by Endothelin-1Pawsey, Jodie M. January 2009 (has links)
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Lung liquid homeostasis : The involvement of protein kinase A and protein tyrosine kinaseBenjamin, Audra Ruth January 2009 (has links)
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Metabolic regulation of epithelial sodium channels in human airway epithelial cellsTan, Chong Da January 2011 (has links)
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Oxygen uptake kinetics in childrenFawkner, Samantha Gieva January 2002 (has links)
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Effects of prior exercise on the on-transient oxygen uptake kinetics of constant-load exerciseBurnley, Mark January 2002 (has links)
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Co-expression of lung alveolar epithelial type I and II cell-selective proteins in response to injuryClegg, Gareth Roger January 2007 (has links)
This study used a novel combination of ATI and ATII cell-selective antibodies to investigate the phenotype of the alveolar epithelium following Staphylococcus aureus-induced ‘direct’ lung injury. Following distal airway instillation of S. aureus, the alveolar epithelium was covered with ATII cells (MMC4/RTII70-positive cells) and ATI cells (RTI40-positive cells) as seen in control lungs. However, the surface area covered by ATII cells was significantly increased, while the surface area covered by ATI cells was significantly decreased, in comparison with controls. The alveolar wall of S. aureus-injured lungs also contained cells that co-stained-with a unique combination of ATI and ATII cell proteins, RTI40 and MMC4. To determine whether RTI40/MMC4-positive cells were likely to be intermediates in the transition of ATII to ATI cells I examined ATII cells as they transformed to ATI-like cells in culture (day 0 to 5). Only cells on day 1 of culture were RTI40/MMC4 positive. I also examined the developing lung for RT140/MC40 positive cells. Co-staining cells were not found in the developing alveolar epithelium, but they were present in small airways. I also developed a rat model of haemorrhagic shock induced ‘indirect’ alveolar epithelial injury as a platform for future work. Here I have developed a robust technique for imaging ATII cell transdifferentiation in vivo and in vitro. This work has identified a novel alveolar epithelial phenotype, RTI40/MMC4, in repairing lungs and in ATII cells as they transdifferentiate to ATI-like cells in vitro. These data suggest that RTI40/MMC4-positive cells can be used to both visualise alveolar epithelial intermediates in vivo and to investigate the regulation of ATII cell transdifferentiation following injury.
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A study of human uterine contractions with special reference to adrenaline-blocking drugsGarrett, William John January 1955 (has links)
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Nervous and humoral control of the lungsPetrovskaia, B. January 1938 (has links)
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