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Meeting Opening
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How does the membrane electric field gate an ion channel open and close?
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Francisco Bezanilla |
1P
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Symposium 1: Ion Channel Gating
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The domains in the Na channel have specific functions
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Francisco Bezanilla and Baron Chanda |
2P
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Modulation of potassium channel conformation and function by permeating ions
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S.J. Korn |
3P
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The gating of mechanosensitive ion channels
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B. Martinac |
4P
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The mechanism of fast gating in ClC chloride channels
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B. Corry, D. Bisset and S.H. Chung |
5P
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Conformational changes associated with glycine receptor activation
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J.W. Lynch and R.L. Hawthorne |
6P
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Symposium 2: Functional Roles of Potassium Channels in the Vasculature
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Endothelium-dependent vasodilatation: Fundamental role of SKCa and IKCa potassium channels
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C.J. Garland |
7P
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Functional effects of vascular KIR channels
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C.G. Sobey |
8P
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Kv as a target for nitroxyl anion (NO−)-mediated vasodilatation
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B.K. Kemp-Harper and J.L. Favaloro |
9P
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The smooth muscle BKCa potassium channel and its interaction with arteriolar myogenic tone
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T.V. Murphy, Y.T. Hwang, H. Ding, N. Kotecha and M.A. Hill |
10P
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Potassium channels in vascular dysfunction
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C.R. Triggle, A. Ellis, L. Ceroni, W. Wiehler and H. Ding |
11P
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Free Communications 1: Exercise Physiology
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Sudomotor responses during isometric exercise appear to be intensity- and muscle mass-dependent
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C.J. Gordon, C.D. Haley, J.N. Caldwell and N.A.S. Taylor |
12P
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Hydration indices in exertional heat stress
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A.T. Garrett, N.G. Goossens, N.J. Rehrer, M.J. Patterson and J.D. Cotter |
13P
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Plasma ammonia responses during heavy-intensity constant-load cycling in young and older individuals
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S. Sabapathy, D.A. Schneider and N.R. Morris |
14P
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Abnormal muscle Na+,K+-pumps, plasma K+, and exercise limitation in renal failure patients
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A.C. Petersen, M.J. Leikis, K.T. Murphy, J.A. Leppik, X. Gong, A.B. Kent, L.P. McMahon and M.J. McKenna |
15P
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The effect of eccentric exercise on plasma K+ regulation and skeletal muscle Na+,K+-ATPase activity and content
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J.A. Bennie, C.A. Goodman, M.J. Leikis and M.J. McKenna |
16P
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N-acetylcysteine infusion enhances skeletal muscle Na+,K+-ATPase activity and plasma K+ regulation, and delays fatigue, during prolonged submaximal exercise in well-trained individuals
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C.A. Goodman, I. Medved, M.J. Brown, A.R. Bjorksten, K.T. Murphy, A.C. Petersen, S. Sostaric, X. Gong and M.J. McKenna |
17P
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Free Communications 2: Ion channels
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Investigating the mechanism of proton transfer through the bacterial ClC transporter
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M. O\'Mara, J. Yin, M. Hoyles and S.H. Chung |
18P
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An electrostatic basis for valence selectivity in cationic channels
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T. Vora, B. Corry and S.H. Chung |
19P
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A current source and a cation conductance are components of an electrical circuit connected across the plasma membrane of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum
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R.J.W. Allen, K.J. Saliba and K. Kirk |
20P
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Role of protein flexibility in gramicidin A channel permeability
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Turgut Bastug |
21P
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Ca2+ influx through store-operated Ca2+ channel in mouse sinoatrial node
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Y.K. Ju, H. Chaulet, R.M. Graham and D.G. Allen |
22P
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A hydrogen peroxide insult causes sustained alteration in the sensitivity of the L-type Ca2+ channel to β-adrenergic receptor stimulation in ventricular myocytes
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L.C. Hool, H.M. Viola and P.G. Arthur |
23P
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Plenary Lecture - Nigel Unwin
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Structure and gating mechanism of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor
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N. Unwin |
24P
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Free Communications 3: Ligand-Gated Ion Channels
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Analysis of a GABAAγ2 (R43Q) knock-in mouse model of familial epilepsy
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S. Petrou, H. Tan, P. Davies and S. Murphy |
25P
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The receptor-associated protein, rapsyn, and regulation of postsynaptic acetylcholine receptor packing density and turnover at the neuromuscular synapse
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W.D. Phillips and O.L. Gervásio |
26P
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Functional consequences of clustering GABAA receptors
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M.L. Tierney, T.L. Luu, A.E. Everitt and P.W. Gage |
27P
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The charge of the P-loop glutamate controls cation-anion selectivity in CNG channels
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W. Qu, A.J. Moorhouse, M. Chandra, K.D. Pierce, T.M. Lewis and P.H. Barry |
28P
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Structure and dynamics of the periplasmic loop of the MscL mechanosensitive channel studied by electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy
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G. Meyer, E. Perozo and B. Martinac |
29P
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Free Communications 4: Skeletal Muscle Regulation: From Molecular Mechanism to Physiology
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Calcium-phosphate precipitation in the sarcoplasmic reticulum reduces action potential-mediated Ca2+ release in mammalian skeletal muscle
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T.L. Dutka, L. Cole and G.D. Lamb |
30P
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Digoxin effects on muscle strength, fatigue and K+ fluxes during exercise in healthy young adults
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M.J. McKenna, S. Sostaric, M.J. Brown, C.A. Goodman, X. Gong, A.C. Petersen, J. Aw, J.A. Leppik, C.H. Steward, S.F. Fraser, R.J. Snow and H. Krum |
31P
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The peak tetanic force-[K+]o relationship in mouse fast- and slow-twitch muscle: modulation with [Na+]o or [Ca2+]o
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S.P. Cairns |
32P
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The effect of dithiothreitol (DTT) application on isolated mouse muscle fatigued at 37°C
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T.R. Moopanar and D.G. Allen |
33P
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Cytoplasmic ATP-sensing CBS domains regulate gating of skeletal muscle ClC-1 chloride channels
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B. Bennetts, G.Y. Rychkov, H-L. Ng, C.J. Morton, D. Stapleton, M.W. Paarker and B.A. Cromer |
34P
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Modelling diffusive O2 supply to isolated muscle preparations
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C.J. Barclay |
35P
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Free Communications presented as Posters
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Ion channel structure and function
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Effects of gadolinium and static magnetic fields on MscL channel activity
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E. Petrov, Z.-W. Liu and B. Martinac |
36P
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Conformational changes involved in MscL channel gating measured using FRET spectroscopy
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B. Corry, P. Rigby and B. Martinac |
37P
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C-terminal charged cluster of the mechanosensitive channel MscL, RKKEE, functions as a pH sensor
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A. Kloda and B. Martinac |
38P
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The effects of eriochrome cyanine R on the mechanosensitive channels of E. coli
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T. Nguyen, B. Clare, L.C. Hool and B. Martinac |
39P
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Mutations within the selectivity filter of the NMDA receptor channel influence voltage-dependent block by extracellular 5-Hydroxytryptamine
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A. Kloda and D.J. Adams |
40P
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Ion selectivity of glycine receptors with mutations of charged residues in the intracellular portals
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T.M. Lewis, Sugiharto, J.A. Peters, J.J. Lambert, P.H. Barry and A.J. Moorhouse |
41P
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A molecular determinant of tropisetron inhibition of the glycine receptor Cl- channel
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Z. Yang, A.D. Ney and J.W. Lynch |
42P
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Subunit-specific inhibition of recombinantly expressed glycine receptors by ginkgolides and bilobalide
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R.L. Hawthorne and J.W. Lynch |
43P
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Crosslinking of α1β1 GABAA receptor subunits via cysteines introduced into the transmembrane domain
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T.I. Webb, Z. Yang and J.W. Lynch |
44P
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Etomidate alters the single-channel properties of GABAA receptors in newborn rat hippocampal neurons
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V.A.L. Seymour, P.W. Gage and M.L. Tierney |
45P
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GABAA αβ receptors open spontaneously when the conserved M2 leucine 9′ residue is mutated to a threonine
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T.L. Luu, M.L. Tierney and P.W. Gage |
46P
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GABARAP influences the conductance of recombinant GABAA channels
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A.B. Everitt, M.L. Tierney and P.W. Gage |
47P
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C-Terminal peptide of M protein from dengue virus (DVM-C) forms ion channels
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A. Premkumar, C.R. Horan and P.W. Gage |
48P
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The role of the M1-P1 loop in acid sensitive two-pore domain potassium
(TASK) channel regulation
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C.E. Clarke, A. Mathie and J.I. Vandenberg |
49P
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Structural studies of chloride intracellular ion channel proteins
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A.V. Mynott, D.R. Littler, P.M.G. Curmi, L.J. Brown and S.N. Breit |
50P
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Biomolecular structure and dynamics
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Photochemical behaviour and Na+,K+-ATPase sensitivity of voltage-sensitive styrylpyridinium fluorescent membrane probes
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S. Amoroso, V.V. Agon, T. Starke-Peterkovic, M.D. McLeod, H.-J. Apell, P. Sebban and R.J. Clarke |
51P
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Applications of styrylpyridinium dyes in elucidating ion-transport mechanisms in plant cells
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S. Amoroso, R.J. Clarke, A. Larkum and R. Quinnell |
52P
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The crystal structure of Pichia pastoris lysyl oxidase at 1.23Å reveals a lysine-lysine covalent cross-link, dehydrolysinonorleucine
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A.P. Duff, A.E. Cohen, P.J. Ellis, D.B. Langley, D.M. Dooley, H.C. Freeman and J.M. Guss |
53P
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Molecular dynamics study of conformational changes in human serum albumin by binding of fatty acids
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S. Fujiwara and T. Amisaki |
54P
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NMR probes of red cell deformation
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P.W. Kuchel, B.E. Chapman, D.J. Philp and W.A. Bubb |
55P
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Current-voltage analysis of response to salt stress by salt-tolerant and salt-sensitive charophyte cells
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M.J. Beilby and V.A. Shepherd |
56P
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Oxygen evolution in chimeric spinach photosystem II with cyanobacteria manganese stabilising protein
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A. Williamson, W. Hillier, R. Razeghifard and T. Wydrzynski |
57P
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The role of an oil droplet lens in vision enhancement
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L. Fischer, M. Vorobyev, A. Zvyagin and T. Plakhotnik |
58P
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Circular dichroic spectra of the N-terminal region of cardiac myosin binding protein – C
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C.E. Oakley, L.J. Brown and B.D. Hambly |
59P
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Changes in mechanical properties of live cell wall during turgor regulation monitored by atomic force microscopy
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E.M. Mahomudally, M.J. Beilby, V.A. Shepherd and A.R. Moon |
60P
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Cardiac muscle and Skeletal muscle
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Effect of temperature on stretch-induced cardiac action potential shortening in the rat heart: involvement of TREK-1
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D.R. Kelly, L. Mackenzie and D.A. Saint |
61P
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Immunohistochemical identification of stretch-sensitive two-pore-potassium (TREK) channels in the human heart
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S.Y. Yuan, H.P. Zhu and D.A. Saint |
62P
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More than one type of stretch activated channel contributes to the action potential duration in guinea pig
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L. Mackenzie, D.R. Kelly and D.A. Saint |
63P
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Fatty acid composition of red blood cell membranes as a marker of human heart membrane phospholipid fatty acids
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M.L. Theiss, S. Pepe and P.L. McLennan |
64P
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Confocal Ca2+ imaging of mouse sinoatrial node
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Y.K. Ju, D.G. Allen and M.B. Cannell |
65P
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Reactive oxygen species generated from the mitochondria and not NAD(P)H-oxidase regulate L-type Ca2+ channel function during acute hypoxia in ventricular myocytes
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L.C. Hool, H.M. Viola, C.A. Di Maria and P.G. Arthur |
66P
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Eccentric damage is accentuated in aged dystrophin-deficient EDL muscles from dystrophic mice (MDX)
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S. Chan and S.I. Head |
67P
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Phosphorylation of CSQ affects Ca2+ binding and interactions with anchoring protein junctin
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N.A. Beard, S. Cheung, L. Wei, M. Varsànyi and A.F. Dulhunty |
68P
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A calsequestrin polymer is necessary for the Ca2+ binding protein to regulate RyR channels
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L. Wei, N.A. Beard and A.F. Dulhunty |
69P
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Digoxin and exercise effects on Na+,K+-pump activity, content, isoform gene and protein expression in human skeletal muscle
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X. Gong, A.C. Petersen, S. Sostaric, C.A. Goodman, D. Cameron-Smith, R.J. Snow, K.T. Murphy, K. Carey, J. Aw, H. Krum and M.J. McKenna |
70P
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Nervous system
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Reduced long-term depression is recovered in aging mdx cerebellar Purkinje cells
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J.L. Anderson, S.I. Head and J.W. Morley |
71P
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Differential action of ω-conotoxins CVID and CVIB on voltage-gated calcium channels in rat sensory neurons
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L.M. Motin, R.J. Lewis and D.J. Adams |
72P
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Evidence from collision experiments that onset chopper neurons in the guinea pig cochlear nucleus receive excitatory input from centrifugal collaterals
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D. Robertson and W.H.A.M. Mulders |
73P
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P2Y receptor activation inhibits the formation and proliferation of primary mouse sub-ventricular-derived neurospheres
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M.R. Stafford, P.F. Bartlett and D.J. Adams |
74P
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Membrane transport and its regulation
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Protein kinase A inhibits cell growth induced by overexpression of IK channels
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C.J. Fowler, K. Ngui, B. Hunne, D. Poole, J.B. Furness and C.B. Neylon |
75P
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Post-transcriptional regulation of CFTR protein expression by 5′untranslated region encoded regulatory elements
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S-J. Conroy, W.L Davies and A.E.O. Trezise |
76P
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Nedd4-2, CLC-5 and albumin endocytosis in the proximal tubule: a role for SGK-1?
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D.H. Hryciw, J. Ekberg, A. Lee, I.L. Lensink, S. Kumar, W.B. Guggino, D.I. Cook, C.A. Pollock and P. Poronnik |
77P
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Na+ H+ exchanger regulatory factor 2 (NHERF-2) is a scaffold for the plasma membrane Ca2+ ATPase (PMCA)
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W.A. Kruger, G.R. Monteith, L. Tongpao and P. Poronnik |
78P
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NHERF1 - a novel scaffold protein for the astroglial glutamate transporter GLAST
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A. Rayfield, A. Lee, D. Pow, D.H. Hryciw, T.A. Ma, S. Bröer, C.H. Yun and P. Poronnik |
79P
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Molecular cloning and characterisation of the mouse ‘system IMINO’ transporter
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S. Kowalczuk, A. Bröer, M. Munzinger, N. Tietze, K. Klingel and S. Bröer |
80P
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Increased acetaminophen hepatotoxicity in the NaS1 sulphate transporter null mouse
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S. Lee, P.A. Dawson and D. Markovich |
81P
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Nutrition
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The influence of dietary fish oil and exercise upon oxidative status biomarkers in a rat model
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R. Henry, A.J. Owen and P.L. McLennan |
82P
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Education
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Simulation of visual processing in retinal ganglion cells
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M. Watson, G. Holmes, T. Byrne and S. Cornford |
83P
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AuPS Invited Lecture - Angela Dulhunty
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Excitation-contraction coupling from 1969 to 2005
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A.F. Dulhunty |
84P
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Symposium 3: Physiology Teaching in the 21st Century: Trends, Challenges and Innovations
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Challenges facing physiology educators in the 21st century
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Ann Sefton |
85P
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Research led teaching and learning in physiology
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R.E. Kemm |
86P
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Problem-based learning (PBL): A novel and effective approach for teaching research skills by addressing contemporary research problems in physiology
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J. Schwartz and P. Buckley |
87P
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Improving learning outcomes for students in Clinical Physiology
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C.R Dallemagne |
88P
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Symposium 4: Membrane Protein Structure and Interactions
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Seeing spots: miscibility transitions in lipid/cholesterol membranes
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S.L. Keller and S.L. Veatch |
89P
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Role of the plasma membrane in amyloid formation and toxicity
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M.I. Aguilar, X. Hou, S. Subasinghe, A. Mechler, K. Hall, L. Martin and D.H. Small |
90P
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Are chloride intracellular ion channel proteins (CLICs) really channels? Exploring their membrane structure
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L.J. Brown, D.R. Littler, A.V. Mynott, S.J. Harrop, S.N. Breit, M. Mazzanti and P.M.G. Curmi |
91P
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Structure and dynamics of cellular components using fluorescence and X-ray diffraction techniques
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Leann Tilley and Nick Klonis |
92P
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Symposium 5: Regulation of Membrane Transport
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The canonical transient receptor potential channel 1 is an essential structural component of the mechanosensitive calcium permeable channel in vertebrate cells
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O.P. Hamill, R. Maroto, A. Kurosky, T.G. Wood, A. Raso and B. Martinac |
93P
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Sensing pressure with K2P channels
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Eric Honore |
94P
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Varieties of mechanotransduction: the cytoskeletal stress fibre as a force transmitter and a mechanosensor
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Masahiro Sokabe, Kimihide Hayakawa and Hitoshi Tatsumi |
95P
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Role of tryptophan residues in ion channel function
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Amitabha Chattopadhyay |
96P
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Symposium 6: Membrane Associated Proteins that Regulate Muscle Contraction
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From DHPR to RyR and back again: What lies along the way?
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Kurt Beam |
97P
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Regulation of ryanodine receptors from skeletal and cardiac muscle by components of the cytoplasm and lumen
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D.R. Laver |
98P
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Structural and functional characterisation of the interaction of the dihydropyridine receptor II-III loop with the ryanodine receptor
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M.G. Casarotto, Y. Cui, Y. Karunasekara, P.J. Harvey, N. Norris, P.G. Board and A.F. Dulhunty |
99P
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ClC-1 chloride channel - matching its properties to a role in skeletal muscle
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G.Y. Rychkov |
100P
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Plenary Lecture D. Peter Tieleman
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Pores, channels and transporters: computational studies of membrane transport
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Peter Tieleman |
101P
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Free Communications 5: Cardiac muscle
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Does lignocaine increase the chance of survival from massive heart attack?
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S.M. Weiss and P.W. Gage |
102P
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Acute application of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids modify calcium sparks in permeabilised rat cardiac myocytes
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B. Honen, R. Dalton, D.F. van Helden and D.R. Laver |
103P
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Abnormal calcium transients and calcium handling protein expression in cardiomyocytes from mdx (dystrophic) mice
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I.A. Williams and D.G. Allen |
104P
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Mechanisms underlying the stretch-dependent slow inotropic response in isolated mouse myocardium
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M.L. Ward and D.G. Allen |
105P
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Salutary effects of pyruvate are more evident in female than male glut4-deficient mouse hearts
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C.E. Huggins, J.L. Favaloro, J. Proietto, S. Pepe and L.M.D. Delbridge |
106P
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The angiotensin type 2 receptor prevents cell death in neonatal cardiomyocytes of the hypertrophic heart rat
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E.R. Porrello, A. D'Amore, C.L. Curl, S.B. Harrap, W.G. Thomas and L.M.D. Delbridge |
107P
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Free Communications 6: Cellular signaling
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Analyses of the actin cytoskeleton using fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET)
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C.G. dos Remedios, D. Chhabra, I. Dedova, D. Safer and E DeLaCruz |
108P
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Profilin binding to sub-micellar concentration of polyphosphoinositides PI(4,5)P2 and PI(3,4,5)P3
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P.D.J. Moens |
109P
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Phospholipase Cγ is essential for activation of store-operated Ca2+ channels in liver cells
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T. Litjens, T. Nguyen, E. Aromataris, M. Roberts, G. Barritt and G.Y. Rychkov |
110P
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Distinct characteristics of exocytosis in mouse pancreatic acinar cells
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Peter Thorn, Olga Larina and Ian Parker |
111P
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Synchronization of Ca2+ oscillations through interaction of intracellular Ca2+ stores and L-type Ca2+ channels
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M.S. Imtiaz, J. Zhao, K. Hosaka and D.F. van Helden |
112P
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Characterization of the of the electrical activity underlying spontaneous contractions in the mouse ureteropelvic junction
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R.J. Lang, B. Zoltkowoski, J. Hammer, W. Meeker, I. Wendt and H.C. Parkington |
113P
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Free Communications 7: Muscle physiology
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Active metabolism of mouse papillary muscle
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C. Widén and C.J. Barclay |
114P
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Functional and electrophoretic identification of two Troponin C isoforms in toad skeletal muscle fibres
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B. O'Connell, R. Blazev and G.M.M. Stephenson |
115P
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X-ray diffraction analysis of the effects of myosin chain-2 phosphorylation on the structure of fast skeletal muscle fibres
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J.F.Y. Hoh, M. Yamaguchi, M. Kimura, S. Takemori and N. Yagi |
116P
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Calpain-1 and calpain-3 are not autolysed with exhaustive exercise in humans
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R.M. Murphy, R.J. Snow and G.D. Lamb |
117P
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Increased fatigue resistance in EDL muscle of the obese mouse is associated with an increase in the proportion of hybrid IIB+IID fibres
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R. Blazev, J.G. Kemp, D.G. Stephenson and G.M.M. Stephenson |
118P
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Insulin-like growth factor-I gene transfer by electroporation enhances skeletal muscle regeneration and function after injury
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J.D. Schertzer and G.S. Lynch |
119P
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Free Communications 8: Biophysics
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Bicarbonate is not a physiological substrate of Photosystem II
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I.L. McConnell, W. Hillier and T. Wydrzynski |
120P
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Spectra of reef fish – a physics approach to colourful patterns
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M. Vorobyev and J. Marshall |
121P
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Resonances of the human vocal tract and some of their uses
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John Smith and Joe Wolfe |
122P
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Free communications 9: Education
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Enhancing the first-year experiences of undergraduate students enrolled in large classes
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R.W. Moni, K.B. Moni, L. Lluka and P. Poronnik |
123P
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Creating an effective learning community in a large-class service teaching physiology course
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H.G.G. Ernst and K.L. Colthorpe |
124P
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The place of physiology in an integrated medical curriculum
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T.O. Neild |
125P
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Using a student-centred approach to enhance understanding of the physiology of metabolism and energy balance
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K.L. Colthorpe and H.G.G. Ernst |
126P
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Student perceptions and use of pre-specified criteria in constructing complex concept maps in physiology
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R.W. Moni, E. Beswick, A. Forrest and K.B. Moni |
127P
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The opinion editorial – a novel assessment task in final year physiology
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D.H. Hryciw, P. Poronnik and R.W. Moni |
128P
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Free communications 10: Skeletal Muscle 1
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Low dose formoterol treatment reverses sarcopenia and improves muscle function in fast- but not slow-twitch skeletal muscles of aged rats
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G.S. Lynch and J.G. Ryall |
129P
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β-adrenergic signalling in skeletal muscle regeneration after myotoxic injury
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F. Beitzel, M.N. Sillence and G.S. Lynch |
130P
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Streptomycin reduces stretch-induced membrane permeability in isolated muscles from mdx (dystrophic) mice
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N.P. Whitehead, M. Streamer and D.G. Allen |
131P
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Muscle weakness in a mouse model of nemaline myopathy can be reversed with exercise and reveals a novel myofibre repair mechanism
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A.J. Kee, J.E. Joya, V. Nair-Shalliker, M.-A. Nguyen, M. Ghoddusi and E.C. Hardeman |
132P
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Contraction-mediated damage in mdx dystrophic mouse tibialis anterior muscles is not affected by the membrane sealant poloxamer
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D.R. Plant, J.G. Ryall and G.S. Lynch |
133P
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Aberrant splicing of ryanodine receptor reduces Ca2+ release via an inter-domain interaction in myotonic dystrophy type 1
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T. Kimura, M. Nakamori, J.D. Lueck, P. Pouliquin, R.T. Dirksen, M.P. Takahashi, S. Sakoda and A.F. Dulhunty |
134P
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Free communications 11: Skeletal muscle 2
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The effect of altering the rest period during interval training on adaptations to muscle metabolism, ion regulation and exercise performance
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J. Edge, D. Bishop and C.A. Goodman |
135P
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Long lasting muscle fatigue: partial disruption of EC-coupling by the elevated cytosolic calcium during contractions
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E. Verburg, T.L. Dutka and G.D. Lamb |
136P
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The role of reactive oxygen species on stretch-induced muscle damage in dystrophic mice
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D.G. Allen and E.Y. Yeung |
137P
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Effects of raising the temperature from 25°C to 37°C on twitch responses in fast-twitch mechanically skinned muscle fibres of the rat
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C. van der Poel, J. Edwards and D.G. Stephenson |
138P
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Exposure of mammalian skeletal muscle to sub-physiological temperatures reduces its ability to function at physiological temperatures
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J. Edwards, C. van der Poel and D.G. Stephenson |
139P
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Free communications 12: Systems physiology
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Novel nifedipine-insensitive high voltage activated calcium channels play a role in vascular tone of cerebral arteries
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M.F. Navarro-Gonzalez and C.E. Hill |
140P
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Accentuation during diabetes of differential connexin expression between the preglomerular and postglomerular renal vasculature
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J.H. Zhang and C.E. Hill |
141P
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High-amplitude oscillations in human skin blood flow are distinct from known cardiac or respiratory influences
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C.D. Haley, C.J. Gordon, N.A.S. Taylor and A.B. Jenkins |
142P
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Activation of at least three classes of ion channels by β-adrenoceptor activation in pregnant uterine smooth muscle
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H.C. Parkington, M.A. Tonta, S. Simon, S.A. Cohen, A. Satragno, R.J. Lang and H.A. Coleman |
143P
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Expression of a constitutively active K+ channel prevents cell division in the mouse preimplantation embryo
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M.L. Day, C.G. Bailey, J.E. Rasko, M.H. Johnson and D.I. Cook |
144P
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Symposium 7: Function and Regulation of Ion Transport Membrane Proteins
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The transition between gating states in inward rectifier K+ channels
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J. Gulbis |
145P
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Channelrhodopsin 1,2, a new class of ion channels: functional description and cellular applications
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Georg Nagel, Peter Hegemann, Suneel Kateriya and Ernst Bamberg |
146P
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Membrane lipid composition and its effect on Na+,K+-ATPase molecular activity: insights from mammals, birds and ectotherms
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N. Turner, P.L. Else, B.J. Wu and A.J. Hulbert |
147P
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Testing the membrane pacemaker model of metabolism
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P.L. Else, N. Turner, T.W. Mitchell, B.J. Wu and A.J. Hulbert |
148P
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Regulation of the Na,K-ATPase
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Helge Rasmussen |
149P
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Symposium 8: Epithelial Transport of Ions and Metabolites
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A systems biology approach to understanding the role of peptide transporters in biology
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H. Daniel, B. Meissner, B. Spanier, D. Weitz and I. Frey |
150P
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Na+-H+ exchange regulatory factors NHERF-1 and NHERF-2: roles in albumin endocytosis in the proximal tubule
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P. Poronnik, C. Ferguson, R. Parton, C.H. Yun and D.H. Hryciw |
151P
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Sulphate ions in mammalian physiology: lessons from sulphate transporter knock-out mice
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P.A. Dawson, B. Gardiner, S. Lee, M.C. Ku, S.M. Grimmond and D. Markovich |
152P
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Regulation of epithelial Na+ channels
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A. Dinudom, I.-H. Lee and D.I. Cook |
153P
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Disorders of neutral amino acid resorption in epithelial cells
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S. Bröer |
154P
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