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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
AUSTRALIAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
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ISSN 0067-2084 |
Volume 44 |
2013 |
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CONTENTS |
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AuPS/ASCEPT/HBPRCA 2011 Perth Meeting |
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| Symposium: Fundamental mechanisms of function of the normal and diseased heart | |
| Role of the cytoskeleton in communication between L-type Ca2+ channels and mitochondria | |
| H.M. Viola & L.C. Hool | 1 |
AuPS/ASB/PSNZ 2012 Sydney Meeting |
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| Symposium: Brain dysfunction and translational neurophysiology | |
| Diffuse traumatic brain injury and the sensory brain | |
| D.S. Alwis, V. Johnstone, E. Yan & R. Rajan | 13 |
| Symposium: Developments in auditory and vestibular physiology | |
| The neural basis of new clinical vestibular tests: otolithic neural responses to sound and vibration | |
| I.S. Curthoys, V. Vulovic, A.M. Burgess, L. Manzari, L. Sokolic, J. Pogson, M. Robins, L.E. Mezey, S. Goonetilleke, E.D. Cornell, H.G. MacDougall | 27 |
| Symposium: New insights into cardiac Ca2+ handling and excitability | |
| Dysfunctional intracellular calcium cycling in cardiac alternans | |
| J.N. Edwards and L.A. Blatter | 39 |
| Symposium: Integrative physiology of the heart | |
| Multiscale measurement of cardiac energetics | |
| S. Goo, T. Pham, J-C. Han, P. Nielsen, A. Taberner, A. Hickey & D.S. Loiselle | 49 |
| Symposium: Advances in methods for intestinal motility | |
| Update on gastric dysrhythmia: pathophysiology, clinical significance and future horizons | |
| G. O’Grady, T. Wang, P. Du, T.R. Angeli, W.J.E.P. Lammers & L.K. Cheng | 63 |
| Mathematical modelling of enteric neural motor patterns | |
| J.D. Chambers, E.A. Thomas & J.C. Bornstein | 75 |
| Pathophysiologic, translational and clinical aspects of postoperative ileus – A review | |
| R. Vather, G. O'Grady, I.P. Bissett & P.G. Dinning | 89 |
| Symposium: A vignette of TRP ion channel physiology | |
| Proteolytic regulation of TRP channels: Implications for pain and neurogenic inflammation | |
| N.A. Veldhuis & N.W. Bunnett | 101 |
| Symposium: Muscular adaptation to exercise: mechanisms at play | |
| Ramping up the signal: Promoting endurance training adaptation in skeletal muscle by nutritional manipulation | |
| J.A. Hawley & J.P. Morton | 109 |
AuPS 2013 Geelong Meeting |
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| The flipped classroom in physiology education | |
| AuPS Invited Lecture | |
| The role of physiology in understanding muscle wasting, adaptation and plasticity G.S. Lynch | 1P |
| Roberts Lecture | |
| Learning and teaching: The rear view mirror, and the road ahead D.A. Saint | 2P |
| Symposium: PPE - the use of Peers in Physiology Education | |
| How does student peer review influence perceptions, engagement and academic outcomes? A case study R.A. Mulder, C. Baik, R. Naylor & J.M. Pearce | 3P |
| Improving learning experience through student peer mentoring in laboratory classes K. Tangalakis, R. Klein, D.H. Hryciw & A. Hayes | 4P |
| Use of peer feedback to enhance engagement in a physiology cohort K. Colthorpe & X. Chen | 5P |
| Peer assisted study sessions to develop understanding of physiology in a mature age cohort D.H. Hryciw, K. Tangalakis & G. Best | 6P |
| Symposium: Molecular physiology of inherited heart diseases | |
| Clinical overview of inherited heart disease M.J. Perrin | 7P |
| Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and contractile proteins C. Semsarian | 8P |
| IPSC-derived cardiomyocytes as a model for studying mechanisms of repolarization and disease in the developing heart: focus on hERG isoforms G.A. Robertson, D.K. Jones & F. Liu | 9P |
| Dilated cardiomyopathy and structural proteins D. Fatkin | 11P |
| Catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia and calcium handling proteins D.R. Laver, M.S. Imtiaz, D. Mehra, D.F. van Helden & B.C. Knollmann | 12P |
| Free communications: Muscle metabolism and cell signalling | |
| Citrulline protects muscle cells from wasting in an mTOR independent manner in vitro D.J. Ham, M.K. Caldow, G.S. Lynch & R. Koopman | 13P |
| Genetic over-expression of a dominant negative activin receptor preserves muscle mass in a model of muscle wasting O.D. Robertson, J.R. Davey, C.E. Winbanks, R. Koopman & P. Gregorevic | 14P |
| Despecification of myogenic C2C12 cells via metabolic reprogramming C.H. Ly, G.S. Lynch & J.G. Ryall | 15P |
| Role of selenoprotein S (SEPS1) in regulating skeletal muscle metabolic stress responses C.-H. Weng, S.D. Martin, V.C. Foletta, F.M. Collier, X.A. Conlan, S.L. McGee, K.R. Walder, S. Andrikopoulos & N. Stupka | 16P |
| STARS increases skeletal muscle cell proliferation and differentiation M.A. Wallace, S. Lamon & A.P. Russell | 17P |
| Bone Morphogenetic Protein (BMP) signalling is a positive regulator of skeletal muscle mass C.E. Winbanks, J.L. Chen, H. Qian, Y. Liu, B.C. Bernardo, C. Beyer, K.I. Watt, R.E. Thomson, T. Connor, B.J. Turner, J.R. McMullen, L. Larsson, S.L. McGee, C.A. Harrison & P. Gregorevic | 18P |
| Symposium: Molecular control of skeletal muscle health in exercise and disease | |
| Estrogen-related receptors and their role in skeletal muscle metabolism Y. Cho, B.C. Hazen, J. Auwerx, A.P. Russell & A. Kralli | 19P |
| PGC-1/ERRα regulation of muscle growth A.P. Russell | 20P |
| The nuclear receptor, Nor-1, in skeletal muscle effects expression of Z-disk/sarcomeric binding proteins, and intracellular recycling L.M. Goode, M.A. Pearen, R.L. Fitzsimmons, S-C.M. Wang & G.E.O. Muscat | 21P |
| Class IIa histone deacetylase control of muscle metabolism S.L. McGee | 22P |
| Symposium: Epithelial membrane transport | |
| Regulation of intestinal phosphate transport M. Levi | 23P |
| Regulation of the epithelial Na+ channel (ENaC) by kinases D.I. Cook, I.H. Lee, S.H. Song & A. Dinudom | 24P |
| Reabsorption of glucose in the proximal tubule occurs predominantly via the sodium glucose cotransporter A. Mather | 25P |
| Regulation of epithelial function by protein diet S. Broer | 26P |
| Free communications: Applied exercise physiology | |
| Sheep as a large mammal model for investigating insulin sensitising effects of exercise G.K. McConell, G. Kaur, F. Falcao-Tebas, Y.H. Hong & K. L Gatford | 27P |
| Depressd resting myofibrillar protein synthesis induced by short-term energy deficit is up-regulated by resistance exercise and post-exercise protein ingestion J.L. Areta, L.M. Burke, D.M. Camera, D.W.D. West, S. Crawshay, D.R. Moore, T. Stellingwerff, S.M. Phillips, J.A. Hawley & V.G. Coffey | 28P |
| High-intensity interval training in older adults does not upregulate the Na+,K+-ATPase isoforms measured in whole muscle homogenate, but shows fibre type specific upregulation when analysed in single fibres V.L. Wyckelsma, R.M. Murphy, I. Levinger, A.C. Petersen & M.J. McKenna | 29P |
| The effects of short-term unloading and re-training on skeletal muscle function and Na+,K+-ATPase abundance in humans B.D. Perry, C. Steward, M. Anderson, N.K. Stepto, I. Levinger, A.C. Petersen & M.J. McKenna | 30P |
| Heart rate kinetics as an indicator of recovery from cold water immersion – An investigation of both sprint and endurance exercise C.W. Twaddell, A. Balloch, S. Roberts & S.A. Warmington | 31P |
| Reactivity to psychological stress in premenopausal women: Impact of cardiorespiratory fitness and cardio-metabolic risk S.U. Jayasinghe, S.J. Torres, S.F. Fraser & A.I. Turner | 32P |
| Exercise duration and blood lactate concentrations in moderate and low intensity of cycle ergometry J. Yamauchi, K.E. Kobayashi, N. Morita & T. Hashimoto | 33P |
| Skeletal muscle heat shock protein response to lower limb unloading and reloading in humans A.C. Petersen, B.D. Perry, I. Levinger, R.S.F. Oliveira, C. Steward & M.J. McKenna | 34P |
| Posters | |
| Nicotinic receptors on capsaicin-sensitive sensory afferents modulate peristalsis in the mouse renal pelvis R.J. Lang, M.J. Nguyen & H. Hashitani | 35P |
| Transports of phosphate and arsenate by everted gut sacs: a comparison J.P. Rao | 36P |
| Sub-urothelial KCNQ+ interstitial cells modulate peristalsis in the mouse renal pelvis M.J. Nguyen, K. Ohta, J. Iqbal, H. Hashitani, K.I. Nakamura & R.J. Lang | 37P |
| Enhancing mesenteric lymphatic transport to target the sphingosine-1-phosphate receptor E.Y. Cao, N.L. Trevaskis, L.J. Hu, G. Christopolous, L. Aurelio, P.M. Sexton, B.L. Flynn & C.J.H. Porter | 38P |
| Glucose homeostasis regulation: reversible lysine acetylation of GAPDH K.F. Howlett, S. Bond, K.R. Walder & S.L. McGee | 39P |
| Perceptual responses to blood flow restriction resistance exercise C.R. Brandner, D.J. Kidgell & S.A. Warmington | 40P |
| Understanding the role of neutral amino acids in insulin resistance Y. Jiang, A. Broer & S. Broer | 41P |
| The acute haemodynamic responses of young and older men to resistance and aerobic modes of blood-flow restriction exercise A.K. May, C.A. Staunton, C.R. Brandner & S.A. Warmington | 42P |
| H2O2 and paracetamol-induced oxidative stress initiates TRPM2 channel trafficking to the plasma membrane in rat hepatocytes E. Kheradpezhouh, G.J. Barritt & G.Y. Rychkov | 43P |
| Augmented CaMKII recruitment despite less reperfusion arrhythmias in female hearts – a matter of differential post-translational modification of CaMKII splice variants? J.R. Bell, A.J.A. Raaijmakers, M.E. Reichelt, C.L. Curl & L.M.D. Delbridge | 44P |
| Investigating involvement of store-operated channel in stretch-induced axonal injury Y. Li, V.L. Benson, D.G. Allen & Y.K. Ju | 45P |
| Elevated cardiac AngII exacerbates structural and mechanical diabetic myocardial pathology in normotensive mice M.E. Reichelt, C. Chandramouli, Z. Chan, K.M. Mellor, R.H. Ritchie, C.L. Curl & L.M.D. Delbridge | 46P |
| In vitro characterization of interactions between junctin and ryanodine receptors L. Li, S. Mirza, N.A. Beard & A.F. Dulhunty | 47P |
| Quantitative assessment of lymphatic function by near infrared imaging technique Y. Abdulla, P. Jobling, D.F. van Helden & M.S. Imtiaz | 48P |
| CLIC-2, FKBP12.0 and FKBP12.6 association with ryanodine receptor calcium release channels G.A. Steele, N.A. Beard, P.G. Board & A.F. Dulhunty | 49P |
| Developing novel high performance computing approaches to cardiac simulation A. Sadrieh, S. McMahon, J.A. Taylor, J.I. Vandenberg & A.P. Hill | 50P |
| Inhibition of RyR2 from healthy and failing human hearts by calmodulin K. Walweel, N.A. Beard, D.F. van Helden, M.S. Imtiaz, P. Molenaar & D.R. Laver | 51P |
| Looking beyond the laboratory: Finding time to develop global perspective in a content-driven physiology unit S.J. Etherington | 52P |
| Heat therapy effects on skeletal muscle heat shock proteins in the elderly S. Allami, A.C. Petersen & A. Hayes | 53P |
| Protein expression and localization of αB-crystallin in muscles of mdx dystrophic mice N.T. Frankenberg & G.S. Lynch | 54P |
| The effect of a yearly dose of vitamin D on skeletal muscle function N. Andreacchio, C.A. Timpani, E.D. Hanson, K.M. Sanders & A. Hayes | 55P |
| Taurine supplementation can improve tibialis anterior force production and muscle architecture: A comparison between the 28 and 70 day old mdx mouse model of Duchenne muscular dystrophy R.G. Barker, C. van der Poel, R.M. Murphy & D. Horvath | 56P |
| Glucocorticoids regulate extracellular matrix gene expression of the ADAMTS5-versican enzyme-substrate axis in C2C12 skeletal muscle cells N.L. McRae, D.R. McCulloch & N. Stupka | 57P |
| KLHL41, a BTB-Kelch protein, is critical for skeletal muscle function G. Ravenscroft, E.J. Todd, V.A. Gupta, R. Shaheen, L.C. Swanson, C. Hsu, N.F. Clarke, M. Farrar, N.D. Manton, E.M. Thompson, S.A. Sandaradura, K.N. North, C. Wallgren-Pettersson, N. Matsumoto, A.H. Beggs & N.G. Laing | 58P |
| Serum miRNAs as potential biomarkers for assessing skeletal muscle regeneration C. van der Poel, C.J. Taylor & J.E. Church | 59P |
| BRSK1 is required for myogenic differentiation of muscle precursor cells X. Yan, K. Nakano, D. An, M.F. Hirshman & L.J. Goodyear | 60P |
| Ca2+ uptake by the tubular (t-) system membrane of rat fast-twitch muscle T.R. Cully, J.N. Edwards, T.R. Shannon & B.S. Launikonis | 61P |
| The contractile properties of slow and fast skeletal muscle from protease activated receptor-2 null mice J. Lam, G.J. Pinniger, C.N. Pagel, E.J. Mackie & A.J. Bakker | 62P |
| Effects of contracting muscle mass on arterial plasma [K+] and fatigue during exercise T.M. Farr, A.C. Petersen, B.D. Perry, R. Smith, M. Anderson & M.J. McKenna | 152P |
| Symposium: Intricacies of type 2 diabetes | |
| Identification of targeted insulin secretion in pancreatic beta cells: evidence for an endocrine synapse P. Thorn, J.T. Low, M. Zavortink, J. Mitchell, C. Schwiening & H. Gaisano | 63P |
| Islet β cell dysfunction in type 2 diabetes – can we save the β cell? S. Andrikopoulos | 64P |
| Liver insulin resistance and ceramides A.J. Hoy | 65P |
| Skeletal muscle and insulin resistance – a focus on mitochondria G.D. Wadley | 66P |
| Symposium: Aquaporin channels in the nervous system as therapeutic targets | |
| Role of aquaporin channels in spinal cord and implications for treatment of syringomyelia M.A. Stoodley | 67P |
| A novel approach to the treatment cerebral oedema following trauma: modulation of Aquaporin 4 water channels R.J. Turner, J.L. Burton, K.A. Mander & R. Vink | 68P |
| Blocking aquaporins inhibits brain cancer cell migration T.G. Johns, V. Dubljevic & A.J. Yool | 69P |
| Advances in drug discovery for aquaporin channels A.J. Yool | 70P |
| Free communications: Muscle/sarcoplasmic reticulum | |
| The effects of increasing extramitochondrial calcium concentration on mitochondrial function in dystrophic muscle C.A. Timpani, A. Hayes & E. Rybalka | 71P |
| The effect of dietary vitamin D manipulation on skeletal muscle function in mice E.D. Hanson, J. Truong, A. Zulli, K.M. Sanders & A. Hayes | 72P |
| Stretch-induced force enhancement studied with myosin inhibitors and by varying temperature G.J. Pinniger, G.W. Offer & K.W. Ranatunga | 73P |
| Properties of regenerated EDL mouse muscle following notexin injury S.I. Head, P.J. Houweling, S. Chan, G. Chen & E.C. Hardeman | 74P |
| An experimentally derived Ca2+ model for the studying effects of drugs on cardiac myocytes M.S. Imtiaz, D.F. van Helden & D.R. Laver | 75P |
| Sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+ leak in human skeletal muscle fibres is not altered with age C.R. Lamboley, V.L. Wyckelsma, R.M. Murphy, M.J. McKenna & G.D. Lamb | 76P |
| Symposium: Releasing pattern of pituitary hormones | |
| Pulsatile GH secreting profiles in positive energy balance in mice C. Chen | 77P |
| Navigating pituitary structure and function - defining a roadmap for hormone secretion P. Mollard | 78P |
| Patterns of secretion of hypothalamic hormones I.J. Clarke | 79P |
| Plasticity in neuroendocrine circuits controlling prolactin secretion: changing patterns of secretion to meet physiological demand D.R. Grattan | 80P |
| Symposium: Sarcoplasmic reticulum proteins in myopathy | |
| Mapping domains and functional effect of mutations in the skeletal muscle ryanodine receptor calcium release channel S. Treves & F. Zorzato | 81P |
| Cardiac ryanodine receptor mutations linked to arrhythmia and sudden death alter the threshold for store-overload-induced Ca2+ release P.P. Jones, J. Zhang, J. McLay & S.R. Chen | 82P |
| Diagnosis of inherited myopathies: next generation sequencing in action K.N. North | 83P |
| Stress-induced thiol modification and phosphorylation in striated muscle disorders N.A. Beard, A.D. Hanna, K. Walweel, D.R. Laver & A.F. Dulhunty | 84P |
| Free communications: Exercise physiology and signalling | |
| Single muscle fibre analysis of proteins important for glycogen metabolism in skeletal muscle from trained cyclists following varying bouts of exercise B.P. Frankish, S.C. Lane, J.L. Areta, D.I. Stapleton, J.A. Hawley & R.M. Murphy | 85P |
| Characterizing the expression of Muscle Ankyrin Repeat Proteins at rest and in response to high intensity power resistance exercise in trained human muscle S.G. Wette, R.M. Murphy & H.K. Smith | 86P |
| Regulation of skeletal muscle microRNAs in young and old adults following acute resistance exercise E. Zacharewicz, S. Lamon, P.A. Della Gatta, J. Reynolds & A.P. Russell | 87P |
| Effects of protein ingestion on muscle protein synthesis and mRNA expression following consecutive resistance and endurance exercise D.M. Camera, D.W.D. West, S.M. Phillips, J.A. Hawley & V.G. Coffey | 88P |
| Ammonium chloride ingestion increases resting mRNA content, but blunts exercise-induced mRNA levels in human skeletal muscle D.J. Bishop, J. Edge, T. Mundel, H. Pilegaard, E. Hawke, N. Lopez-Villalobos & R. da Silva Fermino de Oliveira | 89P |
| The role and regulation of skeletal muscle microRNAs in response to exercise S. Lamon, E. Zacharewicz & A.P. Russell | 90P |
| Altering the redox state of skeletal muscle by glutathione depletion increases the exercise-activation of PGC-1α N.A. Strobel, A. Matsumoto, J.M. Peake, S.A. Marsh, T. Peternelj, D. Briskey, R.G. Fassett, J.S. Coombes & G.D. Wadley | 91P |
| Effect of ageing and exercise training on myokine expression responses to acute exercise P.A. Della Gatta, M.M. Farnfield, J.M. Peake, A.P. Garnham & D. Cameron-Smith | 93P |
| Symposium: High intensity intermittent exercise and training | |
| High-intensity interval training for health and performance: A polarized perspective J.A. Hawley | 94P |
| Application of HIT to people with metabolic disorders M.J. Gibala | 95P |
| Acute physiological responses to a single bout of high-intensity intermittent exercise: Implications for health promotion in obesity, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and cardiovascular disease N.K. Stepto | 96P |
| High intensity interval training and intramuscular lipid metabolism in healthy and obese humans C.S. Shaw | 97P |
| Symposium: Gastrointestinal Function and Metabolism | |
| Gastrointestinal fat sensing – implications for appetite regulation and disorders of impaired GI nutrient sensing C. Feinle-Bisset | 98P |
| Intestinal lymphatic transport of lipids and drugs are promoted by systemic and dietary triglyceride: implications for health and disease N.L. Trevaskis, S.M. Caliph, S. Han, E.Y. Cao, G. Gracia, M. Loosli, L.J. Hu & C.J.H. Porter | 99P |
| Enteroendocrine cell signalling: implications in the GI tract and beyond D.J. Keating | 100P |
| Free communications: Cardiovascular | |
| Impaired postischemic contractile recovery in male mice overexpressing aromatase G.B. Bernasochi, J.R. Bell, S.J. Ellem, G.P. Risbridger & L.M.D. Delbridge | 101P |
| Cardiac functional recovery post ischemia/reperfusion is impaired by cardiomyocyte mineralocorticoid receptor activation in male and female hearts L.A. Bienvenu, M.E. Reichelt, J. Morgan, L.M.D. Delbridge & M.J. Young | 102P |
| Insulin-induced glycogen accumulation is associated with increased glycogen-autophagy in hyperglycaemic cardiomyocytes U. Varma, K.M. Mellor, C. Chevalier, W.F. Meeker, D.I. Stapleton & L.M.D. Delbridge | 103P |
| Loss of the peripheral molecular clock blunts the cardiac response to mineralocorticoid induced cardiovascular disease E.K. Fletcher, L.M.D. Delbridge & M.J. Young | 104P |
| The involvement of TRPC3 channels in sinoatrial arrhythmias Y.K. Ju, M. Lei, S. Trajanovska, G. Hao & D.G. Allen | 105P |
| Systems analysis of clinical variability in cardiac electrical phenotypes A. Sadrieh, L. Domanski, J. Pitt-Francis, S.A. Mann, E.C. Hodkinson, J.A. Taylor, D. Gavaghan, R.N. Subbiah, J.I. Vandenberg & A.P. Hill | 106P |
| Altered cardiac leptin signalling in offspring born small for gestational age S. van der Linde, T. Romano, G.D. Wadley, A.J. Jeffries, M.E. Wlodek & D.H. Hryciw | 107P |
| Impacts of experimental type-1 diabetes on cardiac function are not the same in male and female STZ-treated mice M.E. Reichelt, C. Chandramouli, L.A. Bienvenu, Z. Chan, C.L. Curl, R.H. Ritchie & L.M.D. Delbridge | 108P |
| Symposium: Dietary protein in health and disease | |
| Nutrient-training interactions for maximising adaptation in skeletal muscle V.G. Coffey | 109P |
| Dietary protein to attenuate muscle loss in the older population L.J.C. van Loon | 110P |
| Specific amino acids that regulate muscle mass in health and disease R. Koopman | 111P |
| Nutritional support in the ICU I.B. Nyulasi | 112P |
| Symposium: Physiological roles of noncoding RNA in muscle | |
| Can we achieve cardiac regeneration in humans? M. Giacca | 113P |
| Regulation of physiological cardiac hypertrophy by microRNAs B.C. Bernardo | 115P |
| microRNAs as regulators of myogenic differentiation and cell size P. Gregorevic | 116P |
| MicroRNA control of cardiac regeneration E.R. Porrello | 117P |
| Free communications: Neuroscience | |
| Fatty acid metabolism in the hypothalamic parenchyma of mice is limited by transport across the blood brain barrier V.R. Haynes, M.L. Borg, R.D. Brown & M.J. Watt | 118P |
| Identification of the different types of spinal afferent nerve ending that underlie pain perception from the large intestine using a novel anterograde tracing technique M. Kyloh & N.J. Spencer | 119P |
| Dynamic regulation of the cochlea amplifier in response to contralateral noise K.E. Froud, A.C.Y. Wong, M. Klugmann, J.P. Julien, A.F. Ryan & G.D. Housley | 120P |
| Differential cochlear afferent neuron response to BDNF in postnatal mouse lacking canonical transient receptor potential channel subtype 3 (TRPC3) expression A.C.Y. Wong, A. Ng, L. Birnbaumer & G.D. Housley | 121P |
| Analysis of the gene expression response to a temporary reduction in hearing sensitivity J.M.E. Cederholm, K.E. Froud, W. Kaplan, A.F. Ryan & G.D. Housley | 122P |
| Progesterone treatment does not appear to ameliorate sensory cortical responses or behaviour in diffuse traumatic brain injury K. Richards, V.P.A. Johnstone, E. Yan & R. Rajan | 123P |
| Corticospinal plasticity and motor performance in older adults following alternate tDCS electrode arrangements A.M. Goodwill, J. Reynolds, R.M. Daly & D.J. Kidgell | 124P |
| Age related changes in corticospinal excitability and motor function A.T. Weier, R.M. Daly & D.J. Kidgell | 125P |
| Plenary Lecture | |
| Calcium and arrhythmia: from genes to teens to better drugs B.C. Knollmann | 126P |
| Symposium: Neuro control: Exercise and disease | |
| Motor cortex plasticity and the influence of menstrual phase M.I. Garry, E. Goss, C. Cashion, M. Lovell, R. Maunder, D. O'Donoghue & S. Lawless | 127P |
| Transcranial stimulation, exercise and motor cortex plasticity D.J. Kidgell | 128P |
| Brain-computer interface robotic training and non-invasive brain stimulation for stroke rehabilitation: possibility or virtual reality? W.P. Teo, L. Zhao, E. Chew, K.K. Ang, K.S. Phua, C.C. Wang & C. Guan | 129P |
| The long-term effects of sports concussion on motor cortex plasticity in retired Australian football players A.J. Pearce | 130P |
| Free communications: Autonomic, GI and Kidney | |
| Topical agents that inhibit lymphatic transport – a first aid against snakebite D.F. van Helden, P.A. Thomas, P.J. Dosen, M.S. Imtiaz, D.R. Laver & G.K. Isbister | 131P |
| The cyanosed myocardium: evolutionary defence against reflex coronary vasoconstriction in vertebrates including man S.W. White, D.B. Cottee & A.W. Quail | 132P |
| In vitro effects of hypolipidemic drugs on oxidative stress K. Fatima Shad & A. Khalid | 133P |
| Are villi rigid structures during lumen flow? Y.F. Lim, R.G. Lentle, P.W.M. Janssen, M.A.K. Williams, C. de Loubens, B.W. Mansel & P. Chambers | 134P |
| Collectrin forms a functional transport unit with SLC6 amino acid 2 transporters S.J. Fairweather, S. Broer, A. Broer, M. O'Mara & N. Subramanian | 135P |
| Acute leptin exposure alters the expression of fibrotic mediators in renal proximal tubule cells in vitro J.F. Briffa, K.A. Jenkin, E. Grinfeld, A.J. McAinch & D.H. Hryciw | 136P |
| Elevated CB1 and GPR55 cannabinoid receptor expression in proximal tubule cells and whole kidney exposed to diabetic conditions K.A. Jenkin, A.J. McAinch, Y. Zhang, D.J. Kelly & D.H. Hryciw | 137P |
| Free communications: Muscle and cell signalling | |
| Combinatorial gene therapy using viral vector technology to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy T.D. Colgan, K.T. Murphy, G.S. Lynch & P. Gregorevic | 138P |
| Investigating the effect of Heat Shock Protein 72 Induction on the Dystrophic Pathology of mdx and dko Mice T. Kennedy, K. Swiderski, S.M. Gehrig, R. Koopman, K.T. Murphy, M.A. Febbraio & G.S. Lynch | 139P |
| PGC-1α and PGC-1β regulate creatine uptake via ERRα/CrT E.L. Brown, A. Kralli, Y. Cho, R.J. Snow & A.P. Russell | 140P |
| AAV mediated over-expression of the β2-Adrenoceptor promotes skeletal muscle hypertrophy A. Hagg, C.E. Winbanks, R.E. Thomson, T.D. Colgan, H. Qian, G.S. Lynch & P. Gregorevic | 141P |
| Synaptic failure and muscle weakness in anti-MuSK-Myasthenia gravis are exacerbated by cholinesterase inhibition M. Morsch, S.W. Reddel, N. Ghazanfari, K.V. Toyka & W.D. Phillips | 142P |
| The overexpression of Ndrg2 promotes C2C12 myoblast proliferation K. Anderson, A.P. Russell & V.C. Foletta | 143P |
| Symposium: Of mice and men - translating biological signals into functional regulation | |
| Integrated control of muscle glucose uptake in health and disease - insights from transgenic mice D.H. Wasserman | 144P |
| Time course of diet-induced hepatic and skeletal muscle insulin resistance - examining the mechanisms C.R. Bruce | 145P |
| Skeletal muscle glucose metabolism in health and metabolic disease R.S. Lee-Young | 146P |
| Generation of follistatin overexpressing db/db mice by AAV delivery ameliorates hyperglycemia and preserves pancreatic β-cell function J.R. Davey, E. Estevez, R.E. Thomson, M. Whitman, T. Nguyen, H. Qian, M.T. Coughlan, M.A. Febbraio & P. Gregorevic | 147P |
| Symposium: Cardiac injury and stress | |
| Hyperglycemic stress induces cardiac arrhythmia via O-linked glycosylation of CaMKII J.R. Erickson | 148P |
| The role of the cytoskeleton in regulating mitochondrial function in cardiomyopathic states H.M. Viola, T. Tsoutsman, C. Semsarian, C.E. Seidman & L.C. Hool | 149P |
| Sex steroid balance plays a role in ischemic vulnerability J.R. Bell & L.M.D. Delbridge | 150P |
| Myocardial responses to metabolic stress – myocyte attrition and adaptation L.M.D. Delbridge | 151P |
| End of Meeting | |
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