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2001Epidermal growth factor regulates the transition from basal sodium absorption to anion secretion in cultured endometrial epithelial cellsDeachapunya C.; O'Grady S.M.
2006Gene expression profiles and in vitro development following vitrification of pronuclear and 8-cell stage mouse embryosBoonkusol D.; Gal A.B.; Bodo S.; Gorhony B.; Kitiyanant Y.; Dinnyes A.
2011Evaluation of an ethnopharmacologically selected Bhutanese medicinal plants for their major classes of Phytochemicals and biological activitiesWangchuk P.; Keller P.A.; Pyne S.G.; Taweechotipatr M.; Tonsomboon A.; Rattanajak R.; Kamchonwongpaisan S.
2003Scanning electrochemical microscopy of model neurons: Imaging and real-time detection of morphological changesLiebetrau J.M.; Miller H.M.; Baur J.E.; Takacs S.A.; Anupunpisit V.; Garris P.A.; Wipf D.O.
2010Possible mechanisms of vasorelaxation for 5,7-dimethoxyflavone from Kaempferia parviflora in the rat aortaTep-Areenan P.; Sawasdee P.; Randall M.
2006Relationship of opioid receptors with GABAergic neurons in the rat inferior colliculusTongjaroenbuangam W.; Jongkamonwiwat N.; Phansuwan-Pujito P.; Casalotti S.O.; Forge A.; Dodson H.; Govitrapong P.
2008Estrogen enhances the number of nigral dopaminergic neurons of adult male mice without affecting nigral neuroglial number and morphologyTripanichkul W.; Jaroensuppaperch E.-o.; Finkelstein D.I.
2008Role of naofen, a novel wd repeat-containing protein, in reducing nitric oxide-induced relaxationFeng G.-G.; Yamada M.; Wongsawatkul O.; Li C.; Huang L.; An J.; Komatsu T.; Fujiwara Y.; Naohisa I.
2002UTP-dependent inhibition of Na+ absorption requires activation of PKC in endometrial epithelial cellsPalmer-Densmore M.; Deachapunya C.; Kannan M.; O'Grady S.M.
2009Lack of specificity of commercially available antisera against muscarinergic and adrenergic receptorsPradidarcheep W.; Stallen J.; Labruyère W.T.; Dabhoiwala N.F.; Michel M.C.; Lamers W.H.

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