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AuPS Symposium: Physiology education
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Developing research and inquiry though undergraduate education
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S. Barrie
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1P
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Models of research-led learning and the theoretical and practical considerations in diverse contexts
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R.W. Moni
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2P
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Research skill development in practical course work: a cost benefit view
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D.A. Saint and L. Rogers
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3P
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Creating the student-research nexus in research-led learning
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L.M.D. Delbridge
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4P
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U.S. National Institutes of Health program: Fostering research at predominantly undergraduate institutions
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B.E. Goodman
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5P
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Plenary Lecture - Mike Sanguinetti
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Modifiers of hERG K+ channel gating
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M.C. Sanguinetti, D. Fernandez and M. Perry
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6P
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Symposium: Protein structure, interactions and dynamics
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CLIC proteins: chameleon proteins at the interface between membranes and the cytoskeleton
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D.R. Littler, S.J. Harrop, L.J. Brown, G,J, Pankhurst, A.V. Mynott, J. Phang, P. Luciani, R.A. Mandyam, M. Mazzanti, S. Tanda, M.A. Berryman, S.N. Breit and P.M.G. Curmi
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7P
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Interactions of human profilin-1 and phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate in giant unilamellar vesicles
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K. Krishnan, S.H. Cody, A.H.A. Clayton and P.D.J. Moens
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8P
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New twists in old tales. Conotoxins targetted to sodium channels
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R.S. Norton
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9P
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Dimers are forever: New developments in the mechanism of the Na+,K+-ATPase
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R.J. Clarke
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10P
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TRPC1 is increased in mdx muscle, binds to caveolin-3 and is regulated by Src kinase: implications for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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O.L. Gervasio, N.P. Whitehead and D.G. Allen
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11P
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In the presence of ATP, acidosis markedly inhibits ClC-1 skeletal muscle chloride channels
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B. Bennetts, M.W. Parker and B.A. Cromer
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12P
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Free communications: Skeletal muscle 1
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Properties of the tubular system network in twitch muscle
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J.N. Edwards, P. Bhat, P. Thorn and B.S. Launikonis
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13P
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An action potential activated Ca2+ current in skeletal muscle
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B.S. Launikonis, E. Rìos and D.G. Stephenson
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14P
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A slowing of relaxation in EDL muscle from the genetically obese mouse is associated with alterations in SR Ca2+ handling
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R. Blazev, J.G. Kemp, D.G. Stephenson and G.M.M. Stephenson
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15P
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The effects of acute and chronic central leptin infusion on metabolism in peripheral tissues
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R.C. Laker, G.D. Wadley, I.J. Clarke, B. Canny and G.K. McConell
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16P
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Effects of the inflammatory agent carrageenan on contractile function in mammalian skeletal muscle
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G.J. Pinniger, J.E. Pelham and A.J. Bakker
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17P
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LDH isozyme profile of striated muscles and electrophoretically-typed single fibres from cane toad (Bufo marinus)
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J.R. Babb, R. Blazev, J.G. Kemp and G.M.M. Stephenson
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18P
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MuRF1 and Nedd4 are differentially expressed in denervated rat fast- and slow-twitch muscles
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J.G. Ryall and G.S. Lynch
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19P
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Local insulin-like growth factor binding proteins are required for successful skeletal muscle regeneration after injury
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S.M. Gehrig, J.D. Schertzer and G.S. Lynch
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20P
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Symposium: Magnetic techniques in protein studies
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Application of CW and pulsed EPR, MoSophe and DFT calculations in
unravelling the electronic structure of the molybdenum(V) centre
in dimethylsulfoxide reductase
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C.J. Noble, S. Drew, I. Lane, S. Benson, A.G. McEwan, C.G. Young and G.R. Hanson
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21P
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Using NMR to study kinase regulation
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G.F. King
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22P
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Boltzmann-statistics analysis of solid state NMR experiments
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J.D. Gehman, F. Separovic and A.K. Mehta
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23P
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Chiral selection in metabolism studied by NMR of anisotropic media
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P.W. Kuchel, C. Naumann, D. Szekely and W.A. Bubb
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24P
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Enhanced protein stability through disulfide engineering
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T.D. Mulhern, T.W. Qiu, M.J. Bird, K. Ia, H.C. Cheng and O. Tan
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25P
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Dynamics of the troponin molecular switch in the thin filament using SDSL-EPR
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J.A. Cooke, P.M.G. Curmi and L.J. Brown
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26P
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Symposium: Calcium channels, microdomains and muscle function
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Store operated Ca2+ channels and microdomains of Ca2+ in liver cells
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G.J. Barritt, T.L. Litjens, J. Castro, E. Aromataris and G.Y. Rychkov
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27P
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Store-operated Ca2+ entry and TRPC expression; possible roles in control of heart rate
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Y-K. Ju and D.G. Allen
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28P
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What’s where and why at a vascular myoendothelial signaling complex?
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S.L. Sandow
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29P
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Location of voltage dependent calcium channel subtypes controls different aspects of cerebrovascular function
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C.E. Hill, M.F. Navarro-Gonzalez, K.R. Meaney and T.H. Grayson
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30P
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Imaging and modelling calcium microdomains around individual and clustered channels
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I. Parker, A. Demuro, J.W. Shuai and I. Smith
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31P
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Student symposium: Life after a PhD
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Establishing a career in science: the early postdoctoral years
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M.J. Watt
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32P
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Life after the Ph.D.: applying for jobs and establishing your career
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G.S. Lynch
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33P
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Symposium: Potassium channels
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Location and function of SK channels in pyramidal neurons in the amygdala
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P. Sah, L. Faber and A. Delaney
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34P
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Potassium channel gating
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J. Gulbis and O. Clarke
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35P
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A link to two-pore domain potassium channel regulation
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C.E. Clarke, E. Veale, A. Mathie, K. Wyse, A. Torres, G. Pages, P.W. Kuchel and J.I. Vandenberg
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36P
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Mapping the insectophore of κ-atracotoxins: insect-selective BKCa channel blockers that reveal a novel insecticide target
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S.J. Gunning, F.J. Maggio, S.M. Valenzuela, G.F. King and G.M. Nicholson
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37P
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Symposium: Insulin signaling in health and disease
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Molecular mechanisms underpinning enhanced insulin action by prior exercise
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J.F.P. Wojtaszewski
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38P
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Planet Akt. Are there alternate life forms in the insulin action galaxy?
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D.E. James
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39P
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The retinoic acid receptor-related orphan nuclear receptor α regulates adiposity and lipid homeostasis
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P. Lau, R. Fitzsimmons, S. Suryaprakash and G.E.O. Muscat
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40P
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Skeletal muscle fat metabolism and insulin resistance: old targets, new players
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M.J. Watt
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41P
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Symposium: Exercise, free radicals and skeletal muscle
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Redox modulation of contractile function in skeletal muscle
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M.B. Reid
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42P
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Influence of skeletal muscle ROS production on excitation-contraction coupling at physiological temperatures
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C. van der Poel, J.N. Edwards, W.A. Macdonald and D.G. Stephenson
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43P
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Skeletal muscle Na+,K+-pump activity, reactive oxygen species and fatigue in exercising humans
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M.J. McKenna
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44P
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Role of reactive nitrogen species in skeletal muscle glucose uptake and mitochondrial biogenesis
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G.K. McConell
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45P
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Symposium: TRP and the other channels
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A TR(I)P through the world of epithelial calcium and magnesium channels
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R.J.M. Bindels
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46P
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Conformational variability of the glycine receptor M2 domain in response to activation by different agonists
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J.W. Lynch, S.A. Pless, M.I. Dibas and H.A. Lester
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47P
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Molecular components of store-operated Ca2+ entry in liver cells
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G.Y. Rychkov
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48P
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Free communications: Skeletal muscle 2
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The variably spliced ASI region of RyR1 contains a basic α-helix domain that modifies EC coupling
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A.F. Dulhunty, T. Kimura, J.D. Lueck, P.J. Harvey, S.M. Pace, N. Ikemoto, M.G. Casarotto and R.T. Dirksen
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49P
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Reduced Ca2+-activated force explains increased skeletal muscle fatiguability in heart failure
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E. Verburg, M. Munkvik, P.K. Lunde, G.D. Lamb and O.M. Sejersted
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50P
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Transgenic expression of cardiac α-actin rescues the lethal phenotype of skeletal α-actin knockout mice
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G. Ravenscroft, K.J. Nowak, C. Jackaman, E.M. Lim, P.J. Morling, L.M. Griffiths, V. Fabian, J.L. Lessard, A.J. Bakker, K.E. Davies and N.G. Laing
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51P
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Contractile and fatigue properties of α-actinin-3 knockout fast-twitch EDL muscle
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S.I. Head, S. Chan, D.G. Mac Aurthur and K.N. North
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52P
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Higher expression of caveolin-3 in mechanically-skinned single fibres from slow-twitch muscle compared with fast-twitch muscle
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R.M. Murphy and G.D. Lamb
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53P
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Contractile characteristics of permeabilized muscle fibres from dystrophic dogs
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C. van der Poel, K.T. Murphy, J.C.S. Bizario, M.C.R. Costa, M.L. Pinto and G.S. Lynch
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54P
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Mitochondrial ATP production rate is severely impaired in dystrophic mdx skeletal muscle, and is not influenced by altered calcium concentration
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E. Rybalka and A. Hayes
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55P
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Stretch-induced oxidative damage to mdx muscle: the role of NADPH oxidase
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N.P. Whitehead, E.W. Yeung, C. Pham and D.G. Allen
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56P
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Free communications: Membrane transport
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The effect of Ca2+ concentration on response to salinity stress in Chara australis
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S. Al Khazaaly, M.J. Beilby and V.A. Shepherd
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57P
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Thermodynamics of ATP binding to the Na+,K+-ATPase
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A.M. Pilotelle, F. Cornelius, H.-J. Apell, J.M. Matthews and R.J. Clarke
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58P
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A single residue controls the substrate-induced conductance in the glutamine transporter SNAT3 (slc38a3)
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S. Bröer, H.-P. Schneider, A. Bröer and J.W. Deitmer
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59P
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Identification of early endocytic structures after stimulation of pancreatic acinar cells
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A. Shukla and P. Thorn
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60P
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AKT and SGK-1 regulate albumin endocytosis via separate signalling pathways
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D.H. Hryciw, C. Slattery, A. Bolithon, S-J. Conroy, A. Lee and P. Poronnik
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61P
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Regulation of the epithelial Na+ channel by caveolin
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I.-H. Lee, A. Dinudom, C.R. Campbell, S. Kumar and D.I. Cook
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62P
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Determining albumin degradation rates in the proximal tubule
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C. Slattery and P. Poronnik
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63P
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Carbonic anhydrase inhibition - a novel therapeutic strategy for renal disease
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C. Slattery and P. Poronnik
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64P
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Free communications: Smooth muscle and general physiology
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Baroreflex-autonomic control of regional coronary blood flow conductance in awake sheep
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M. Hamut, A.W. Quail, D.B.F. Cottee, P. Seah, D. McLeod, R. Blake and S.W. White
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65P
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Evolutionary aspects of neural control of coronary blood flow
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A.W. Quail, D.B.F. Cottee, M. Hamut, P. Seah, D. McLeod, R. Blake and S.W. White
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66P
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Integrated autonomic control of the bronchial circulation and 3rd generation airway dimensions during exercise in awake sheep
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D. McLeod, R. Gunther, P. Seah, A.W. Quail, D.B.F. Cottee, G. Parsons and S.W. White
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67P
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Controversy: exercise-induced pulmonary haemorrhage in the horse
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S.W. White, G. Parsons, G. Mactaggart, D. McLeod, M. Hamut, D.B.F. Cottee and A.W. Quail
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68P
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The effects of maternal renal insufficiency on glomerular haemodynamics and tubuloglomerular feedback in the ovine fetus
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K.J. Gibson, A.J. Turner, R.D. Brown, A.C. Boyce and A.E.G. Persson
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69P
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Spontaneous Ca and electrical signals in the renal pelvis that drive pelviureteric peristalsis
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R.J. Lang, H. Hashitani, M. Tonta, H.C. Parkington and H. Suzuki
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70P
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Mapping action potential initiation sites in corneal cold receptors
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J.A. Brock and R.W. Carr
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71P
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Effect of hypoxia on evoked responses in cerebellar Purkinje cells of the mdx mouse
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D.K. Chelvanayagan, S.I. Head and J.W. Morley
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72P
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Free Communications presented as Posters
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Solvent dependence of the photochemistry of the voltage-sensitive fluorescent membrane probe RH421
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T.H.N. Pham and R.J. Clarke
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73P
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Fitting light saturation curves measured using PAM fluorometry
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R.J. Ritchie
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74P
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Seasonality of chlorophyll b presence in core complexes of photosystem II from higher plants. A role of photoprotection?
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P.J. Smith, N. Cox, R. Steffen, J.L. Hughes, E. Krausz and R.J. Pace
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75P
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Towards the structure of the ectodomain of the β4 subunit of the human MaxiK K+ channel: Refolding, crystallisation and strategies for phasing
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O.B. Clarke and J.M. Gulbis
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76P
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Monitoring reaction kinetics of starch by NMR spectroscopy
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A.C. Dona
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77P
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Muscling in on Paramagnetic NMR
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N.M. Cordina, J.A. Cooke, M.W. Howell, J.M. Mackay and L.J. Brown
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78P
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Rotation of some mutants of thermophilic F1-ATPase
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M.D. Hossain, S. Furuike, Y. Maki, K. Adachi and K. Kinosita Jr.
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79P
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Ratchets: Rectifying Brownian motion for transport
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S.J. Lade and Y.S. Kivshar
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80P
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Modelling Staphylococcus aureus-induced septicemia using NMR
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R. Plummer, J. Bodkin, T.W. Yau, D. Power, N. Pantarat, T.J. Larkin, D. Szekely, W.A. Bubb, T.C. Sorrell, C.J. Garvey and P.W. Kuchel
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81P
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pH behaviour of the water chemical shift in 1H NMR of red cells with low transmembrane magnetic susceptibility difference
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T.J. Larkin, W.A. Bubb and P.W. Kuchel
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82P
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The ability of the red blood cell to synthesise glutathione in type 2 diabetes mellitus, and the implications for disease management
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S. Whillier, J.E. Raftos and P.W. Kuchel
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83P
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What are the roles of amino acid transporters B0AT1 and ASCT2 in kidney and intestine?
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N. Tietze and S. Bröer
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84P
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What is the physiological role of the neurotransmitter transporter 4 (NTT4) in the central nervous system?
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S. Balkrishna and S. Bröer
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85P
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The role of the EGF receptor in albumin-induced renal fibrosis
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Y. Jang, C. Slattery and P. Poronnik
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86P
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Gonadotrophin hormones in flying-fox plasma during key reproductive stages
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A.A. Macdonald, K.-A. Gray and G.M. O'Brien
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87P
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The effect of a selective α7-nicotinic acetylcholine receptor antagonist on endothelium-dependent relaxation in rat mesenteric arteries
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P.S. Chadha, J.D. Moffatt and R. Lever
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88P
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Synchronization of sinoatrial node cells: the effect of gap junctions
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S. Polwiang and A. Coster
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89P
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Regulatory volume decrease in isolated cardiomyocytes: differences between freshly isolated and cultured cells?
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J.R. Bell, D. Lloyd and M.J. Shattock
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90P
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Expression of TRPC4 and desmonplakin in mouse hearts
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Y. Chu, D.G. Allen and Y-K. Ju
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91P
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Cellular mechanisms of STZ-induced diabetic cardiomyopathy
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M-L. Ward, L. Zhang, A.R.J. Phillips and G.J.S. Cooper
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92P
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Structural studies of the phosphorylation domain of cardiac myosin binding protein-C
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J. Hwang, C.E. Oakley, M. Kekic, L.J. Brown and B.D. Hambly
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93P
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Electrophysiological properties of the hERG mutation E444K, found in familial atrial fibrillation
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S.A. Mann, J.A. Bursill, T. Marciniec, G. Guo, R. Otway, D. Fatkin and J.I. Vandenberg
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94P
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Preparation of PCR-grade RNA from myocardial biopsy tissue of cardiac surgery patients
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W.T.K. Ip, L.M.D. Delbridge and S. Pepe
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95P
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Protein trafficking defects as a cause of congenital long QT syndrome
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J.T. Zhao, J. Skinner, A.P. Hill and J.I. Vandenberg
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96P
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Dynamics of inactivation of hERG potassium channels
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P. Ju, A.P. Hill, T. Marciniec and J.I. Vandenberg
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98P
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The measurement of inactivation in the
human ether-á-go-go related gene channel
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M.J. Perrin, T.J. Campbell and J.I. Vandenberg
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99P
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Evidence for functional coupling between the mitochondria and the L-type calcium channel in the heart
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H.M. Viola, P.G. Arthur and L.C. Hool
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100P
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The effect of high hydrostatic pressure and TMAO on gating of MscS of E. coli
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E. Petrov, P.R. Rohde and B. Martinac
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101P
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Rapid incorporation of bacterial mechanosensitive ion channel proteins MscL and MscS into liposomes using a modified sucrose method
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A.R. Battle, E. Petrov, P. Pal and B. Martinac
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102P
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Are α9α10 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors a pain target?
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S.T. Nevin, R.J. Clark, H. Klimis, M.J. Christie, D.J. Craik and D.J. Adams
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103P
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FRET-ing over CLIC1 insertion into the membrane
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S.C. Goodchild, P.M.G. Curmi and L.J. Brown
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104P
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Chloride conductance in the transverse tubular system of rat skinned skeletal muscle fibres
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T.L. Dutka, D.G. Stephenson and G.D. Lamb
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105P
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The RyR1 SPRY2 domain binds to the DHPR α1S II-III loop and to the RyR1 binding site for the DHPR β1a subunit
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H-S. Tae, M.G. Casarotto, P.G. Board and A.F. Dulhunty
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106P
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Effects of calmodulin on protein synthesis in mechanically skinned skeletal muscle fibres of the rat
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D.W. Jame, M. Jois and D.G. Stephenson
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107P
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Contralateral strength gains following a 4-week progressive resistance exercise programme
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J.A. Sampson, H. Groeller and G. Jacobs
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108P
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Curve fitting model to quantify the rate and extent of force loss during different phases of fatigue in isolated skeletal muscle
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S.P. Cairns and D.S. Loiselle
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109P
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Isoform dependent properties of calsequestrin
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L. Wei, N.A. Beard and A.F. Dulhunty
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110P
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Contractile and fatigue properties of aged fast-twitch EDL muscle from an α-actinin-3 knockout mouse
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S. Chan, S.I. Head, J.T. Seto and K.N. North
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111P
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Exogenous administration of a PPARδ agonist to dystrophic mdx mice confers no protection from contraction-mediated muscle damage
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S.M. Gehrig, J.D. Schertzer and G.S. Lynch
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112P
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Contraction-induced changes to intracellular signalling in skeletal muscle
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C. van der Poel, S-A. Tan, S.L. McGee, J.G. Ryall, M. Hargreaves and G.S. Lynch
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113P
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Quantification of calsequestrin-1 and calsequestrin-2 in rat slow- and fast-twitch skeletal muscle
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N.T. Larkins, R.M. Murphy and G.D. Lamb
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114P
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Protease-activated receptor mediated calcium signaling and cytokine production in cultured c2c12 skeletal muscle cells
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A.J. Bakker, K.A. Burlinson, N. Asokananthan, G.A. Stewart and G.J. Pinniger
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115P
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TRPC3 and GLUT4 interact during insulin-mediated glucose uptake in adult skeletal muscle
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H. Westerblad, J.T. Lanner, D. Severa, S.L. Zhang, Y. Assefaw-Redda and J.D. Bruton
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116P
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Whole-body cooling during hyperthermia: physiology versus physics
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J.N. Caldwell, A.M.J. van den Heuvel, M.J. Patterson and N.A.S. Taylor
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117P
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Resistance training increases total AKT, but decreases basal AS160 phosphorylation in individuals with clusters of metabolic risk factors
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C.A. Goodman, I. Levinger, K.F. Howlett, J. Peake, A. Garnham, D.L. Hare, G. Jerums and S. Selig
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118P
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Inhibitors of mitochondrial function disrupt uterine pacemaking
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F.S. Gravina, K. Ryan, M.S. Imtiaz, S.L. Sandow, R. Smith, H.C. Parkington and D.F. van Helden
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119P
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Differential inhibitory signalling in the superficial and deep dorsal horn of the mouse spinal cord
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W.B. Anderson, B.A. Graham, P. Jobling, P.A. Tooney, A.M. Brichta and R.J. Callister
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120P
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Maturation of neuron excitability and membrane conductances in the superficial dorsal horn of the mouse spinal cord
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M.A. Walsh, B.A. Graham, A.M. Brichta and R.J. Callister
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121P
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Compensatory changes in rapid A-type potassium channel function in the superficial dorsal horn of the spastic mouse; studied in vitro and in vivo
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B.A. Graham, P.R. Schofield, A.M. Brichta and R.J. Callister
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122P
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Voltage dependent currents in type I and II hair cells and calyx terminals of primary afferents in an intact vestibular preparation
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A.E. Kindig, R. Lim, R.J. Callister and A.M. Brichta
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123P
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Vestibular effects of ionic and volume changes of inner ear fluid in an isolated preparation of a mouse labyrinth
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E.G. LaMont, R. Lim, R.J. Callister and A.M. Brichta
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124P
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Inhibitory synaptic transmission in neurons of the medial vestibular nucleus after unilateral labyrinthectomy
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R. Lim, R.J. Callister and A.M. Brichta
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125P
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A horizontal spinal cord slice preparation for studying descending synaptic inputs to neurons in the mouse spinal cord
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J.R. Flynn, M.P. Galea, A.M. Brichta, R.J. Callister and B.A. Graham
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126P
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Effects of a cognitive task on sway and postural reflex activity during standing
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B.L. Julien and A.P. Bendrups
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127P
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N-type calcium channels contribute to acetylcholine release from parasympathetic but not sympathetic preganglionic neurons in female mice
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P. Jobling
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128P
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Symposium: Artificial photosynthesis
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Redesigning photosynthetic charge separation
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S.G. Boxer
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129P
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Artificial photosynthesis and the bio-mimetic production of hydrogen
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R.J. Pace, R. Stranger and S. Petrie
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130P
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Water-soluble chlorophyll-binding proteins (WSCPs) as well-defined systems by which to probe and modify chlorophyll-chlorophyll and chlorophyll-protein interactions
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E. Krausz, J.L. Hughes, A. Oakley, B. Conlan and T. Wydrzynski
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131P
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Symposium: Influencing factors in the fate of cardiac myocytes in heart disease
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Spatial and temporal patterns of cAMP production in cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology using FRET
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R.D. Harvey
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132P
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Multiple gene mutations altering cell fate and severity of heart disease
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T. Tsoutsman, M. Kelly, E. Tu, L. Lam, C.E. Seidman, J.G. Seidman and C. Semsarian
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133P
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Heart cell attrition early in life – the beginning of the end?
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L.M.D. Delbridge
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134P
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RyR2 peptides mimic Ca2+ dysfunction associated with disease mutations and suggest greater susceptibility in atrial than ventricular myocytes
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D.S. Steele and Z. Yang
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135P
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The effect of mechanical stimulation on cardiac myocytes: The acute and chronic effects of stress and strain
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E. White
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136P
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AuPS Invited Lecture
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Efferent control in mammalian hearing
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D. Robertson
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137P
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Symposium: Endocrinology, reproduction and foetal development
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New kids on the block: RF-amides and neuroendocrine control of reproduction
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I.J. Clarke
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138P
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Involvement of TTX-resistant Na+ currents and protein kinase C in the action of GHRH on primary cultured somatotropes from GH-GFP transgenic mice
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C. Chen, S-K. Yang, H.C. Parkington and I.C.A.F. Robinson
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139P
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Imaging and manipulating the growth hormone axis
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I.C.A.F. Robinson
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140P
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Growth hormone precursor cells: identification, enrichment, transplantation and differentiation
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D.A. Lepore, K.R. Knight, G.P.L Thomas, A.J. Hussey, I. Brinas, P. Simmons, W.A. Morrison, C. Chen and P.Q. Thomas
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141P
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Symposium: EC coupling and fatigue
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Altered cellular Ca2+ handling in skeletal muscle fatigue
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H. Westerblad
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142P
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Importance of the t-system chloride conductance in muscle excitability and fatigue
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G.D. Lamb, T.L. Dutka, R.M. Murphy and D.G. Stephenson
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143P
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Control of skeletal RyR channels by proteins in the SR lumen
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N.A. Beard, L. Wei and A.F. Dulhunty
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144P
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Molecular recognition of the disordered dihydropyridine receptor II-III loop by a conserved domain in the type 1 ryanodine receptor
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Y. Cui, H-S. Tae, N.C. Norris, Y. Karunasekara, P. Pouliquin, P.G. Board, A.F. Dulhunty and M.G. Casarotto
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145P
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Symposium: Amino acid transport and signalling
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Amino acid signaling to mRNA translation: Central role of mTOR
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S.R. Kimball
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146P
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Class 3 GPCRs as broad-spectrum L-amino acid sensors
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A.D. Conigrave
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147P
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Closing the GATs. Metabolic consequences of blocking GABA uptake
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F.A. Nasrallah, V.J. Balcar, J.L. Griffin and C. Rae
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148P
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Neutral amino acid transporters of the kidney and intestine
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S. Kowalczuk, D.N. Azmanov, J.A. Cavanaugh, H. Rogers, C.G. Bailey, J.E.J. Rasko and S. Bröer
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149P
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Free communications: Cardiac muscle
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Hyperinsulinaemia and elevated levels of phosphorylated Akt/PKB in the neonatal Hypertrophic Heart Rat (HHR) precede the onset of cardiac hypertrophy
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E.R. Porrello, J.D. Schertzer, C.L. Curl, W.F. Meeker, K.M. Mellor, G.S. Lynch, S.B. Harrap, W.G. Thomas and L.M.D. Delbridge
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150P
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Regulation of ryanodine receptors from cardiac muscle by luminal Ca2+ and Mg2+
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D.R. Laver
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151P
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In vitro modulation of the cardiac ryanodine receptor (calcium release channel) activity by human homer 1b
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P. Pouliquin, S.M. Pace and A.F. Dulhunty
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152P
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Visualization of the 3-D distribution of proteins involved in cardiac excitation-contraction coupling using a novel optical approach
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I.D. Jayasinghe, M.B. Cannell and C. Soeller
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153P
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Analysis of ryanodine receptor clusters in rat and human cardiac myocytes at high optical resolution
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C. Soeller, R. Gilbert, D. Crossman and M.B. Cannell
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154P
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Angiotensin II mediates cardiomyocyte growth signalling via ErbB4
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H. Chan, N.J. Smith, A. Agrotis, R.D. Hannan and W.G. Thomas
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155P
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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy causing mutations in myosin binding protein-C alter PKA phosphorylation
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C.E. Oakley, J. Hwang, L.J. Brown, M. Kekic, P.G. Fajer and B.D. Hambly
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156P
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Novel actin/tropomyosin filaments that regulate glucose uptake and insulin secretion
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A.J. Kee, R. Szokolai, N. Vlahovich, R.G. Parton, D.E. James, G.J. Cooney, P.W. Gunning and E.C. Hardeman
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157P
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Free communications: Ion channels
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Relative counter-ion permeation in anion-selective glycine receptor channels did not vary between two different anions, supporting an ion pair mechanism
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S. Sugiharto, A.J. Moorhouse, T.M. Lewis, P.R. Schofield and P.H. Barry
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158P
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External divalent ions decrease counter-ion permeation in anion-selective glycine receptor channels without changing the minimum pore diameter of the channel
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S. Sugiharto, T.M. Lewis, A.J. Moorhouse, P.R. Schofield and P.H. Barry
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159P
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MA-stretch residues are critical for ion conduction of 5-HT3A receptors
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J.E. Carland, M.A. Cooper, M.R. Livesy, T.Z. Deeb, T.G. Hales, J.J. Lambert and J.A. Peters
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160P
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Function of the conserved cystine-loop in Cys-loop ligand-gated ion channels
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M.L. Tierney and T. Luu
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161P
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Functional characterisation of ten myotonia-associated mutations of the hClC-1 chloride channel
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A.H. Bretag, L.L. Ma, G.Y. Rychkov and P.L.Y. Fung
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162P
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The effect of mutation E232Q and clofibric acid derivatives on gating in the human skeletal muscle chloride ion channel, ClC-1
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J.M.E. Cederholm, G.Y. Rychkov and A.H. Bretag
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163P
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Novel modulation of Nav channels in dorsal root ganglion neurons by veratridine
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J. Ekberg, D.J. Adams, S. Kumar and P. Poronnik
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164P
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Structural features of the lolitrem family of fungal alkaloids important for inhibition of large conductance calcium-activated potassium (BK) channels
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J.E. Dalziel, W.I. Imlach, J. Dunlop and S.C. Finch
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165P
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Free communications: Exercise physiology
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Effect of high-intensity, interval exercise on signalling proteins and gene expression in human skeletal muscle
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M. Hargreaves, S.L. McGee, K.F. Howlett, R.J. Snow, A. Garnham and M.J. Gibala
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166P
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The effects of hydration and aerobic fitness on physiological strain and endurance performance
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T.L. Merry, P.N. Ainslie and J.D. Cotter
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167P
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nNOS is necessary for normal increases in glucose uptake during contraction of skeletal muscle
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K. Linden, J.G. Ryall, C. van der Poel, J.D. Schertzer, G.S. Lynch and G.K. McConell
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168P
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Rat skeletal muscle 3-O-MFPase activity is not decreased by fatiguing in vitro electrical stimulation
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C.A. Goodman, A. Hayes and M.J. McKenna
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169P
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Iron accelerates skeletal muscle fatigue at 37°C
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T.F. Reardon and D.G. Allen
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170P
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Intra-segmental distribution of emotional sweating
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C.A. Machado-Moreira and N.A.S. Taylor
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171P
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Free communications: Biophysics & spectroscopy
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‘remedi’: Meeting the measurement needs of regenerative medicine
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M.L. Mather, J.A. Crowe and S.P. Morgan
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172P
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X-ray diffraction as a tool to study the arrangement of cellulose molecules in plant cell walls
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C.J. Garvey, O. Paris and R. Gillespie
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173P
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Novel signalling in mouse embryonic stem cells alters the pluripotent state
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A.C. Lonic, F. Felquer, N. Hamra and M.B. Morris
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174P
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Does N-acetylcysteine act as an intracellular cysteine precursor in human erythrocytes?
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J.E. Raftos, S. Whillier and P.W. Kuchel
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175P
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Free energy simulations of potassium channels - KcsA, Shaker and HERG
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S. Kuyucak and T. Bastug
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176P
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In vivo measurement of hepatic lipid composition by proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy
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N.A. Johnson, D.W. Walton, T. Sachinwalla, C.H. Thompson, K. Smith, P. Ruell, S.R. Stannard and J. George
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177P
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Free communications: Cardiovascular/heart
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Evidence for direct regulation of the cardiac L-type Ca2+ channel during changes in thiol redox state
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W.A. Macdonald, H.M. Viola, B. Martinac and L.C. Hool
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178P
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“Battle of the Clocks” – Sinoatrial pacemaking through plasmalemmal ionic currents or intracellular Ca2+ release
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M.S. Imtiaz and D.F. van Helden
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179P
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Impaired post-ischemic functional recovery in primary cardiac hypertrophy is accentuated in female rats
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J.R. Bell, E.R. Porrello, S.B. Harrap and L.M.D. Delbridge
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180P
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Diet high in N6 PUFA lowers cardiac membrane N3:N6 fatty acid ratio and increases atrial mass and cardiomyocyte size
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S.E. Miller, C.E. Huggins, M.L. Theiss, P.L. McLennan, S. Pepe and L.M.D. Delbridge
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181P
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Effect of hexarelin on transient outward potassium current in rat ventricular myocytes
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Q. Sun and C. Chen
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182P
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Antibody Microarrays: A new tool for testing leukocytes for inflammation
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A. Brown, J-D. Lattimore, M. McGrady, D. Sullivan, W. Dyer, F. Braet and C.G. dos Remedios
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183P
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Congenital hyperinsulinism: from bench to bedside .... and back?
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M.J. Dunne, R.M. Shepherd and K.E. Cosgrove
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184P
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