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Plenary Lecture &mdash Lars Larsson
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Regulation of human muscle contraction in health and disease
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L. Larsson
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1P
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Symposium: Signaling in Cell Secretion
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Complex interactions between ghrelin and obestatin in the regulation of GH secretion and food intake
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J. Epelbaum
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2P
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The behaviour and control of post exocytic vesicles
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P. Thorn and P. Bhat
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3P
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Integrating studies of proteins and lipids: dissecting the mechanism of Ca2+-triggered membrane fusion
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J.R. Coorssen
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4P
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Receptor- and metabolite-mediated increase in [Ca2+]i in rat pancreatic islet cells by free fatty acids
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C. Chen and Y. Zhao
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5P
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Symposium: Myopathies and Muscle Regeneration
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Using gene transfer technology to study muscle diseases
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P. Gregorevic
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6P
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Muscle hypertrophy and IGF-1 isoforms: is bigger better?
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T. Shavlakadze, R. Chai, G.J. Pinniger, K. Maley, G. Grounds, N. Winn, N. Rosenthal and M.D. Grounds
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7P
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Novel regeneration in nemaline myopathy
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A.J. Kee, J. Joya, V. Nair-Shalliker, M.A. Nguyen and E.H. Hardeman
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8P
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Acute Quadriplegic Myopathy and myosin loss in ICU patients: Underlying mechanisms, improved diagnostics and a specific intervention strategy
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L. Larsson, J. Ochala, V. Banduseela, A-M. Gustafsson, P. Radell, L.I. Eriksson and B. Dworkin
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9P
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Symposium: Regulation of Trafficking of Membrane Transporters by Intracellular Signaling Systems
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New insights into the formation and function of caveolae
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R.G. Parton
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10P
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Regulation of receptors, transporters and ion channels by the Nedd4 family of ubiquitin ligases
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S. Kumar, N. Boase, B. Yang, R. Daly, S. Townley, A. Dinudom, D.I. Cook, P. Poronnik and G.Y. Rychkov
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11P
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The role of phospholipids in controlling GLUT4 exocytosis
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W.E. Hughes
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12P
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The physiological roles of sulfate transporters
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D. Markovich
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13P
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Free communications: Muscle
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The effects of arsenic on the two major fibre types in the chelae of the freshwater crayfish Cherax destructor (Clarke)
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G. Williams and J.M. West
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14P
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Development of the diaphragm and the effects of maternal creatine supplementation on birth hypoxia in a novel precocial species, the spiny mouse (Acomys cahirinus)
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D. Cannata, Z. Ireland, H. Dickinson, D.W. Walker and J.M. West
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15P
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Unique actions of junctin and triadin on skeletal muscle ryanodine receptor calcium release channels
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L. Wei, A.F. Dulhunty and N.A. Beard
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16P
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The force-generating attachment of myosin heads (cross-bridges) to the actin filaments is controlled differently in fast- and slow-muscle fibre types
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D.G. Stephenson, O. Andruchov, G.M.M. Stephenson and S. Galler
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17P
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Conformational coupling of store-operated Ca2+ entry in skeletal muscle
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B.S. Launikonis, J.N. Edwards, F. von Wegner and O. Friedrich
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18P
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Store-operated Ca2+ entry in dystrophic skeletal muscle is not a source for Ca2+ overload due to robust deactivation
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O. Friedrich, J.N. Edwards, R.M. Murphy and B.S. Launikonis
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19P
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Calcium transients in fast-twitch FDB skeletal muscle from old dystrophic mice
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S.I. Head
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20P
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Blocking TNF (using cV1q) reduces the severity of stretch-induced muscle damage in dystrophic, mdx mice
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A.T. Piers, A.J. Bakker, H.G. Radley, M.D. Grounds and G.J. Pinniger
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21P
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Free communications: Ion Channels
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Effect of volatile anaesthetics on the calcium release channel in the heart
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D.R. Laver, T. Quail, H. Sitsapesan and D.F. van Helden
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22P
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The role of depolarising and repolarising currents in the induction of early afterdepolarisations during acute hypoxia in ventricular myocytes
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W.A. Macdonald, N. Gaur, Y. Rudy and L.C. Hool
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23P
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Ageing related change in store-operated Ca2+ influx and TRPCs expression of sinoatrial node
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Y.K. Ju, D. Lai and D.G. Allen
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24P
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Delineating the gating pathway in the α1 glycine receptor ligand-binding domain
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S.A. Pless and J.W. Lynch
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25P
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External divalent ions increase anion-cation permeability in glycine receptor channels – consideration of ion activities, surface charge and conductance measurements
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P.H. Barry, S. Sugiharto, J.E. Carland, T.M. Lewis, P.R. Schofield and A.M. Moorhouse
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26P
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FRET study of C-terminal movements of the cytoplasmic tail of human skeletal muscle chloride channel, hClC-1, during gating
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L. Ma, G.Y. Rychkov, E.A. Bykova, J. Zheng and A.H. Bretag
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27P
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Neonatal hypoxia increases hippocampal excitability in adulthood: Gender differences and prevention by neurosteroid treatment
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H.A. Coleman, C. Moller, T. Yawno, D.W. Walker, D.C. Reutens and H.C. Parkington
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28P
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A quantifiable approach to filtering and analysis of cellular fluorescence imaging
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J.L. Bourke, H. Hashitani, H. Suzuki and R.J. Lang
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29P
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Symposium: Skeletal Muscle: an Endocrine Organ
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PGC-1α in muscle links metabolism to inflammation
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C. Handschin
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30P
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Role of protease-activated receptors (PARs) in muscle inflammation and cytokine release
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A.J. Bakker, K.A. Burlinson, G.J. Pinniger, N. Asokananthan and G.A. Stewart
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31P
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Myokines and metabolic regulation
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M.A. Febbraio and B.K. Pedersen
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32P
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Free Communications: Cardiovascular/Kidney
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Cardiac hypertrophy and oxidative stress are associated with insulin resistance in fructose fed mice
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K.M. Mellor, R.H. Ritchie and L.M.D. Delbridge
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33P
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Comparison of anoxic tolerance of isolated cardiac myocytes from male and female rats
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I.R. Wendt, M. Vila Petroff, C.L. Curl, J.R. Bell, A. Mattiazzi and L.M.D. Delbridge
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34P
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The Hypertrophic Heart Rat (HHR) exhibits enhanced myocardial PI3-K mediated signalling in the neonate, but not in the adult
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J.R. Bell, E.R. Porrello, S.B. Harrap and L.M.D. Delbridge
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35P
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Mechanisms maintaining kidney tissue oxygenation during renal ischaemia in anaesthetised rabbits
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R.G. Evans, S. Michaels, G.A. Eppel, S.L. Burke, G.A. Head, J.F. Carroll and P.M. O'Connor
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36P
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Computational modelling of oxygen transport in the whole kidney
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B.S. Gardiner, R.G. Evans, P.M. O'Connor and D.W. Smith
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37P
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Free communications: Exercise
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Can the increase in mitochondrial biogenesis in skeletal muscle following acute exercise be prevented by antioxidant supplementation?
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G.D. Wadley, J. Bloom, A. Jamieson, J. Owen, D. Tait and G.K. McConell
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38P
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Aberrent skeletal muscle mitochondrial responses to exercise in overweight women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
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N.K. Stepto, D. Rachon, C. Harrison, S. Hutchison, B. Strauss, M. Cooper, R. Southgate, C. Bruce, M.A. Febbraio and H.J. Teede
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39P
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Effects of antioxidant supplementation and exercise training on skeletal muscle antioxidant enzymes and mitochondrial biogenesis
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N.A. Strobel, J.M. Peake, A. Matsumoto, S.A. Marsh, J.S. Coombes and G.D. Wadley
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40P
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Nitric oxide and ROS regulate skeletal muscle glucose uptake during contraction independent of AMPK α2
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T.L. Merry, G.R. Steinberg, G.S. Lynch and G.K. McConell
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41P
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Iron overload in skeletal muscle; redox stress and exercise capacity
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T.F. Reardon and D.G. Allen
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42P
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The effect of continuous vs intermittent exercise on substrate utilization during exercise and recovery in healthy adults
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M.L. Borg, C.G. Stathis and A. Hayes
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43P
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Student symposium: Beyond your PhD
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Beyond your PhD: Key considerations in planning your post-doctoral career path
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P. Gregorevic
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44P
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Symposium: Signaling in Smooth Muscles
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Ca2+ phase waves - a fundamental mechanism underlying propagation of gastric slow waves
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D.F. van Helden, D.R. Laver and M.S. Imtiaz
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45P
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Molecular and biophysical properties of smooth muscle-type voltage-gated Na+ channels
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N. Teramoto
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46P
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Spontaneous electrical and Ca2+ signals in the mouse renal pelvis that drive pyeloureteric peristalsis
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R.J. Lang, H. Hashitani, M.A. Tonta, J.L. Bourke, H.C. Parkington and H. Suzuki
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47P
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Do K+ channels play a role in noradrenergic signalling in vascular smooth muscle?
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J.A. Brock and N.M. Rummery
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48P
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Symposium: Signals Mediating Exercise-Induced Skeletal Muscle Remodelling
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Histone modifications and skeletal muscle metabolic gene expression
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S.L. McGee
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49P
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Molecular regulation of skeletal muscle mass
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A.P. Russell
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50P
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Calpains and skeletal muscle function
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R.M. Murphy and G.D. Lamb
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51P
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A novel role for β-adrenoceptor signalling in the regulation of skeletal muscle mass
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J.G. Ryall and G.S. Lynch
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52P
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Symposium: Ion Channels as Therapeutic Targets for Multiple Diseases
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Novel approaches for screening sodium channel function in drug discovery
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S. Petrou, E.A. Thomas and B.B. Scaf
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53P
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Translational promise and physiological insights in Aquaporin drug discovery
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A.J. Yool
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54P
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The capsaicin receptor, TRPV1, as a target for chronic pain therapy
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A. Bhaskaracharya, H-J. Cho, E. Jennings, J. Ziogas and P. McIntyre
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55P
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The P2X7 receptor and its genetic variants; relation to mood disorders
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J.S. Wiley, L. Stokes, S.J. Fuller, R. Sluyter, K.K. Skarratt and B.J. Gu
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56P
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Free communications: Metabolism and Signalling
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The role of an endogenous regulator of calcineurin in the regulation of glucose homeostasis
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H.S. Peiris and D.J. Keating
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57P
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Acute stimulation of fatty acid oxidation does not alter energy expenditure
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N. Turner, E. Preston, D. Wilks, M.M. Swarbrick, B.D. Hegarty, E.W. Kraegen and G.J. Cooney
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58P
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Glucose and insulin modulate the expression and activity of the thioredoxin antioxidant system in cultured human skeletal muscle fibres
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N. Stupka, S.D. Martin, J.M. McKenzie, F.M. Collier and N. Konstantopoulos
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59P
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Role of nitric oxide in mitochondrial biogenesis in L6 myocytes
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G.P.Y. Ng, M. Phillips, L. Macaulay, G.D. Wadley and G.K. McConell
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60P
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Effects of simvastatin on skeletal muscle mitochondrial biogenesis and mitochondrial enzyme activities
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D.J. Pol, P.K. Kennedy, G.K. McConell and C.A. Goodman
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61P
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Ingestion of a protein hydrolysate is accompanied by an accelerated in vivo digestion and absorption rate when compared with its intact protein
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R. Koopman, S. Walrand, A.K. Kies, W.H.M. Saris, Y. Boirie and L.J.C. van Loon
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62P
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Local insulin-like growth factor binding proteins are essential for successful skeletal muscle regeneration
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S.M. Gehrig, J.D. Schertzer, J.E. Church and G.S. Lynch
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63P
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Human sarcopenia reveals an increase in SOCS-3 and myostatin and a reduced efficiency of Akt phosphorylation
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B. Léger, W. Derave, K. De Bock, P. Hespel and A.P. Russell
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64P
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Free Communications presented as Posters
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PGC-1α reduces proteasome and lysosome activity and attenuates myotube protein degradation
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P. Sepulveda, M.J. Quick, M.A. Wallace, R.J. Snow and A.P. Russell
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65P
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Effect of mechanical stretching on Akt signalling and protein synthesis in myotubes
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E.L. Brown, M.J. Quick, R.J. Snow and A.P. Russell
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66P
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Are genuine changes in protein expression being overlooked? Avoiding pitfalls in Western blotting quantification using AMPK and calsequestrin 1 as the proteins of interest
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J.P. Mollica, J.S. Oakhill, G.D. Lamb and R.M. Murphy
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67P
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Properties of Heat Shock Protein 25 and 72 in rat skeletal muscle
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N.T. Larkins, R.M. Murphy and G.D. Lamb
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68P
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Attenuation of glucose uptake is associated with reduced levels of striated activator of Rho signalling (STARS) in L6 myotubes
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M.A. Wallace and A.P. Russell
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69P
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The effect of estrogen on Akt signalling and protein synthesis in C2C12 mouse skeletal myotubes
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R.J. Stefanetti, A.I. Turner, M.J. Quick, R.J. Snow and A.P. Russell
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70P
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The relative amounts of PTEN protein in rat cardiac and skeletal muscles and the effect of high dose statins
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C.A. Goodman, H. Yue, D.J. Pol and G.K. McConell
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71P
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Myostatin inhibition increases muscle mass in adult mdx dystrophic mice but does not enhance regenerative capacity of dystrophic skeletal muscle after injury
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S.M. Snell, K.T. Murphy, R. Koopman and G.S. Lynch
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72P
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Macrophage polarization induced by different toll-like receptor agonists mediate insulin responses in muscle cells
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J.D. Schertzer, V. Samokhvalov, P.J. Bilan, C.N. Antonescu and A. Klip
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73P
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Identifying the site of the source of reactive oxygen species within the mitochondria after transient exposure of cardiac myocytes to hydrogen peroxide
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H.M. Viola, E. Ingley, P.G. Arthur and L.C. Hool
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74P
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Comparison of the cardiac-specific effects of dietary omega-3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids in male and female rats
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A.P. McAlindon, J.R. Bell, C.L. Curl, C.E. Huggins and L.M.D. Delbridge
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75P
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Role of β-adrenoceptors during early skeletal muscle regeneration in mice
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R. Sheorey, J.G. Ryall, J.E. Church and G.S. Lynch
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76P
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Nitric oxide and skeletal muscle regeneration in mice after injury – the role of muscular nNOS
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J.E. Church, S.M. Gehrig, G.K. McConell and G.S. Lynch
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77P
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Developmental changes in contractile function of the diaphragm in the pre-term lamb
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T. Lavin, J. Pillow, A.J. Bakker, C. McLean and G.J. Pinniger
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78P
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Regulation of atrogin-1 and protein degradation following incubation with dexamethasone and TNFα in mouse C2C12 and primary human myotubes
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A.E. Larsen, T.C. Crowe and A.P. Russell
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79P
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Store-dependent Ca2+ influx in intact healthy and dystrophic skeletal muscle
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T.R. Cully, O. Friedrich, J.N. Edwards, R.M. Murphy and B.S. Launikonis
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80P
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Evidence of impaired store-operated Ca2+ entry in aged mammalian skeletal muscle
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J.N. Edwards, O. Friedrich, T.R. Cully, R.M. Murphy and B.S. Launikonis
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81P
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Examination of the expression of the cardiac muscle regulatory molecules, troponin T, I and C in the sheep heart across late gestation
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G.S. Posterino, S. Dunn, K.J. Botting, W. Wang, H. Forbes and J.L. Morrison
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82P
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Characterisation of Suppressor of Cytokine Signalling protein expression in regenerating mouse skeletal muscle after injury
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J. Stratton, K.T. Murphy, C. van der Poel and G.S. Lynch
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83P
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The effects of arsenic of the Na+/K+ ATPase transporter in the gills of the freshwater crayfish, Cherax destructor
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Y. Lankadeva, G. Williams and J.M. West
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84P
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Characterization of the muscle fibres types in a pristine and regenerate chela from the Christmas Island Red Crab Geocarcoidea natalis
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J. Van Gramberg, S. Linton and J.M. West
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85P
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Comparison of contractile characteristics of permeabilized muscle fibres from the golden retriever muscular dystrophy (GRMD) dog and the mdx dystrophic mouse
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H.Q. Lim, C. van der Poel, J.E. Church, J.C.S. Bizario, M.C.R. Costa, M.L. Pinto and G.S. Lynch
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86P
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The location of nascent proteins in mechanically skinned skeletal muscle fibres of the rat
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D.W. Jame, M. Jois, M. McDonagh and D.G. Stephenson
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87P
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The effect of taurine supplementation on taurine transporter content and ROS-induced lipid peroxidation during fatiguing contractions in rat skeletal muscle
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C.A. Goodman, D. Horvath, C.G. Stathis, K. Croft and A. Hayes
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88P
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Stretch-induced force enhancement in fast and slow skeletal muscle: implications for damage and disease
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K.A. Ramsey, G.J. Pinniger and A.J. Bakker
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89P
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Age-related alterations in transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β) signalling in rat skeletal muscle: implications for sarcopenia
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K.T. Murphy, J.G. Ryall, R. Koopman and G.S. Lynch
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90P
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Twitch kinetics of adult and aged EDL muscle from an α-actinin-3 knockout mouse
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S. Chan, S.I. Head and K.N. North
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91P
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The effects of acute exercise and creatine supplementation on Akt signalling in human skeletal muscle
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R.J. Snow, C.R. Wright, M.J. Quick, A.P. Garnham, K.K. Watt and A.P. Russell
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92P
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Effects of exercise training and antioxidant supplementation on endothelial cell gene expression
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A. Matsumoto, L.C. Ward, P.A. Wilce, S.A. Marsh, R.G. Fassett and J.S. Coombes
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93P
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The effect of acute exercise on skeletal muscle SIRT1
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S.E. Heywood, G.D. Wadley and G.K. McConell
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94P
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Exercise-training increases skeletal muscle mitochondrial biogenesis despite inhibition of xanthine oxidase
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M.A. Nicolas, G.K. McConell and G.D. Wadley
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95P
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No effect of statins or ezetimibe on fat metabolism during aerobic exercise in dyslipidaemic individuals
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M.A. Matuszek and R. Grant
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96P
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Hyperaemic responses to forearm exercise
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T. Van der Touw and M. Cook
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97P
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The response of isolated tunica dartos muscle to acute and prolonged cold stimulation and noradrenaline
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I. Nanayakkara, S.K. Maloney and A.J. Bakker
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98P
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Uterine spontaneous contractions in the estrous cycle and the effect of mitochondrial inhibitors
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F.S. Gravina, K.P. Kerr, S. Sandow, R.B. de Oliveira, H.C. Parkington, M.S. Imtiaz and D.F. van Helden
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99P
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The pacemaker and pattern generator underlying colonic migrating motor complexes does not require release of serotonin from the mucosa
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D.J. Keating and N.J. Spencer
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100P
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Spatial relationships influence stimulus-secretion coupling in secretory epithelial cells
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J. Low and P. Thorn
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101P
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EGF and neurotensin mediated proliferation in HT-29 colon cancer cells; defining a role for the scaffold protein NHERF-1
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W.A. Kruger, Y. Jang, G.R. Monteith and P. Poronnik
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102P
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Megalin binds to NHERF1 and NHERF2 scaffold proteins
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K.A. Jenkin, C. Slattery, P. Poronnik and D.H. Hryciw
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103P
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Identification of glutamate transporter glast splice variants in hypoxic neonatal pig brain
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A. Lee, S. O'Driscoll, D. Pow and P. Poronnik
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104P
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Protons released as a by-product of exocytosis affect the intracellular calcium response
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N. Behrendorff and P. Thorn
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105P
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Epithelial Sodium channels are regulated by the tyrosine kinase, c-Abl
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S.H. Song, I.H. Lee, A. Dinudom and D.I. Cook
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106P
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Regulation of the rat glutamine transporter SNAT3
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S. Balkrishna, A. Bröer, A. Kingsland and S. Bröer
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107P
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Distribution of the amino acid transporters B0AT1, B0AT2 and ASCT2 in kidney and intestine
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N. Tietze, J.M. Vanslambrouck, J.E.J. Rasko and S. Bröer
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108P
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Human sarcopenia reveals an increase in SOCS-3 and myostatin and a reduced efficiency of Akt phosphorylation
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B. Léger, W. Derave, K. De Bock, P. Hespel and A.P. Russell
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109P
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Contribution of Nitric Oxide to vagal nerve function in the dystrophin deficient heart
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M. Watson, E. Lee and A. Hoey
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110P
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Phase resolved retardation measurements of isolated cardiomyocytes
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N.M. Dragomir, C.L. Curl, A. Roberts and L.M.D. Delbridge
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111P
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An optimized RNA extraction protocol for stored human myocardial tissue biopsies
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W.T.K. Ip, C.E. Huggins, S. Pepe and L.M.D. Delbridge
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112P
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Concentration dependent modulation of the cardiac ryanodine receptor by Homer1
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P. Pouliquin, S.M. Pace and A.F. Dulhunty
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113P
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F157A and Y160A substitutions in the helix 6 Region of GSTM2-2 C terminus reduces the inhibitory action of helix 6 on RyR2 channels
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R. Hewawasam, D. Liu, M.G. Casarotto, P.G. Board and A.F. Dulhunty
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114P
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Biophysical investigations of the cyclised skeletal muscle dihydropyridine receptor II-III loop
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H-S. Tae, P.G. Board, M.G. Casarotto and A. F. Dulhunty
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115P
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Store independent activation and properties of Orai3/STIM1 mediated current
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N.R. Scrimgeour and G.Y. Rychkov
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116P
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Selective and voltage dependent inhibition of N-type calcium channels by novel ω-Conotoxins CVIE and CVIF
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G. Berecki, L. Motin, A. Haythornthwaite, N.L. Daly, P. Bansal, S. Vink, R. Drinkwater, R.J. Lewis, P.F. Alewood and D.J. Adams
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117P
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Influence of mitochondria in the interspike interval pacemaking currents of mice Locus Coeruleus neurons
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R.B. de Oliveira, M. Howlett, F.S. Gravina, M.S. Imtiaz, R.J. Callister, A.M. Brichta and D.F. van Helden
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118P
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Adiponectin causes insulin secretion with increased cytoplasmic calcium and inhibition of AMP Kinase in MIN6 cells
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J.R. Rao, H.C. Parkington, D.J. Keating and C. Chen
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119P
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Free communications: Muscle
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Ageing alters the inflammatory response in rat skeletal muscles after injury
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C. van der Poel, J.G. Ryall, J.D. Schertzer, L.E. Gosselin and G.S. Lynch
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120P
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Influence of caveolin-3 upon membrane raft lipids and its implications for trafficking in muscle
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O.L. Gervásio, W.D. Phillips and D.G. Allen
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121P
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Myoplasmic and sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium in intact mouse muscle during fatigue
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D.G. Allen, Y. Petersen, I. Röder and R. Rudolf
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122P
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Effect of S-nitrosoglutathione (GSNO) on excitation-contraction coupling in mechanically-skinned muscle fibres of the rat
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T.L. Dutka, G.S. Posterino and G.D. Lamb
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123P
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AuPS Invited Lecture &mdash Graham Lamb
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Exciting muscles: ion channels and excitation-contraction coupling in exercise and disease
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G.D. Lamb
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124P
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Symposium: Epithelial Cell Biology
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Diabetes and ACE2; light on the dark side of the renin angiotensin system
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M.C. Thomas
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125P
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A GFP-based complementation screen for protein:protein interactions for the angiotensin type 1 receptor
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W.G. Thomas
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126P
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Extracellular pH shifts and their consequences for secretory epithelial cells
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P. Thorn and N. Behrendorff
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127P
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Purinergic regulation of epithelial Na+ channels
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A. Dinudom, L.M. O'Mullane, C.R. Campbell and D.I. Cook
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128P
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An insight into epithelial cells through rare disorders
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S. Bröer
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129P
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Insights into renal albumin handling
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P. Poronnik
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130P
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Symposium: Role of ROS in Cardiovascular Function and Disease
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NADPH oxidase: role in muscular dystrophy
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N.P. Whitehead and D.G. Allen
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131P
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NADPH oxidases in vascular biology and disease
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C.P. Judkins, H. Diep, B.R.S. Broughton, A.E. Mast, G.J. Dusting, C.G. Sobey and G.R. Drummond
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132P
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Crosstalk between the L-type Ca2+ channel and the mitochondria
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L.C. Hool, H.M. Viola and P.G. Arthur
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133P
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Reactive oxygen species (ROS) and insulin resistant hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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L.M.D. Delbridge
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134P
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Free communications: Membrane transport
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A novel digestive complex and its role in Hartnup disorder: trafficking of the neutral amino acid transporter B0AT1 by angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2)
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S. Kowalczuk, A. Bröer, N. Tietze, J.M. Vanslambrouck, J.E.J. Rasko and S. Bröer
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135P
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Regulation of epithelial sodium channels by Gαq
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I.H. Lee, A. Dinudom, S. Kumar and D.I. Cook
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136P
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The epithelial sodium channel and blood pressure
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C.J. Büsst, K.J. Scurrah, J.A. Ellis and S.B. Harrap
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137P
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Huntingtin-Associated Protein 1 (HAP-1) is a novel regulator of exocytosis
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D.J. Keating, L. Phillips, X.F. Zhou and K. Mackenzie
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138P
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RCAN1 (Regulator of Calcineurin 1) is a novel regulator of secretory vesicle exocytosis and fusion pore kinetics
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M.P. Zanin, M. Pritchard and D.J. Keating
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139P
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Symposium: Cardiac Growth and Ageing
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Age-associated changes in cardiac excitation-contraction coupling in ventricular myocytes isolated from male and female Fischer 344 rats
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S.E. Howlett
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140P
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Cardioprotective signalling in aging myocardium: failure of receptor-triggered protection
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J.P. Headrick, J.N. Peart and K.J. Ashton
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141P
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Phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K, p110α) and adaptive growth in the heart
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J.R. McMullen
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142P
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Metabolic challenges for cardiac mitochondria: from womb to tomb
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S. Pepe
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143P
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Fetal growth and placental physiology: From cell to community
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The Physiological Society (UK) Exchange Lecture - Colin Sibley
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Fetal growth and placental physiology: From cell to community
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C.P. Sibley
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144P
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