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Navy sonar and cetaceans: Just how much does the gun need to smoke before we act? by Parsons, E.C.M., Dolman, Sarah J., Wright, Andrew J., Rose, Naomi A., Burns, W.C.G.

“…Cetacean mass stranding events associated with naval mid-frequency sonar use have raised considerable conservation concerns. These strandings have mostly…”
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Consequences of climate-induced salinity increases on zooplankton abundance and diversity in coastal lakes by Schallenberg, Marc, Hall, Catherine J., Burns, Carolyn W.

“…Intermittent saline intrusions are a common feature of many coastal lakes and wetlands. These ecosystems are often important sites of biodiversity, biological…”
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Biological drivers of zooplankton patchiness by Folt, Carol L., Burns, Carolyn W.

“…Until recently, biological drivers of plankton aggregation were under-appreciated, because most studies concentrated on physical processes. New technological…”
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Survival of Campylobacter jejuni in Water: Effect of Grazing by the Freshwater Crustacean Daphnia carinata (Cladocera) by SCHALLENBERG, M, BREMER, P. J, HENKEL, S, LAUNHARDT, A, BURNS, C. W

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Superior renoprotective effects of combination therapy with ACE and AGE inhibition in the diabetic spontaneously hypertensive rat by DAVIS, B. J, FORBES, J. M, THOMAS, M. C, JERUMS, G, BURNS, W. C, KAWACHI, H, ALLEN, T. J, COOPER, M. E

“…Diabetic renal disease has been postulated to progress as a result of an interaction between metabolic and haemodynamic pathways. Our aim was to assess the…”
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Renoprotective effects of vasopeptidase inhibition in an experimental model of diabetic nephropathy by DAVIS, B. J, JOHNSTON, C. I, BURRELL, L. M, BURNS, W. C, KUBOTA, E, CAO, Z, COOPER, M. E, ALLEN, T. J

“…Although ACE inhibitors slow progression of diabetic renal disease, the mortality and morbidity is still high. As other hormonal factors are involved,…”
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Crowding-induced changes in growth, reproduction and morphology of Daphnia by Burns, Carolyn W.

“…SUMMARY 1 Daphnia may reach high population densities seasonally, or in patches, in lakes. To test the effects of chemicals released by high daphniid densities…”
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Calanoid Copepods versus Cladocerans: Consumer Effects on Protozoa in Lakes of Different Trophic Status by Burns, Carolyn W., Schallenberg, Marc

“…Through their consumption of protozoa, cladocerans and copepods link classical food chains and microbial food webs in aquatic ecosystems. Published results of…”
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Angiotensin II mediates epithelial-to-mesenchymal transformation in tubular cells by ANG 1-7/MAS-1-dependent pathways by Burns, W C, Velkoska, E, Dean, R, Burrell, L M, Thomas, M C

“…Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transformation (EMT) of tubular cells into a myofibroblastic phenotype is an important mediator of renal scarring in chronic…”
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Effects of Temperature and Salinity on the Survival and Egg Production of Gladioferens pectinatus Brady (Copepodas: Calanoida) by Hall, C.J., Burns, C.W.

“…The calanoid copepod Gladioferens pectinatus Brady occurs in Lake Waihola, New Zealand, a shallow, tidally-influenced lake. This lake experiences daily and…”
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Trophic structure in the pelagial of 25 shallow New Zealand lakes: changes along nutrient and fish gradients by Jeppesen, Erik, Lauridsen, Torben L., Mitchell, Stuart F., Christoffersen, Kirsten, Burns, Carolyn W.

“…To gain better insight into the importance of predator and resource control in New Zealand lakes we surveyed the late summer trophic structure of 25 shallow…”
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The role of tubular epithelial-mesenchymal transition in progressive kidney disease by Burns, W C, Kantharidis, P, Thomas, M C

“…The accumulation of interstitial matrix represents the final common pathway of most forms of kidney disease. Much of this matrix is synthesized by interstitial…”
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The effect of femoral tunnel position and graft tensioning technique on posterior laxity of the posterior cruciate ligament-reconstructed knee by Burns, 2nd, W C, Draganich, L F, Pyevich, M, Reider, B

“…We report the effects of femoral tunnel position and graft tensioning technique on posterior laxity of the posterior cruciate ligament-reconstructed knee. An…”
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Angiotensin II and its role in tubular epithelial to mesenchymal transition associated with chronic kidney disease by Burns, W C, Thomas, M C

“…Activation of the intra-renal renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the subsequent generation of angiotensin II (Ang II) are important mediators of haemodynamic…”
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Anatomic relationships in the shoulder impingement syndrome by Burns, 2nd, W C, Whipple, T L

“…Impingement syndrome of the shoulder may be produced by compression of the subacromial structures against the coracoacromial arch. The anterior tip of the…”
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Life History Consequences of Food Quality in the Freshwater Copepod Boeckella triarticulata by Twombly, Saran, Clancy, Nancy, Burns, Carolyn W.

“…Food quality often has profound effects on life history traits and individual fitness, altering rates of growth and development, changing the timing of…”
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Effects of crowding and different food levels on growth and reproductive investment of Daphnia by Burns, C.W. (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Limnologie, Ploen (Germany))

“…The effects of daphniid crowding on juvenile growth rate, length at first reproduction, clutch size and egg size of four species of Daphnia were compared with…”
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Developmental expression of ACE2 in the SHR kidney: A role in hypertension? by Tikellis, C., Cooper, M.E., Bialkowski, K., Johnston, C.I., Burns, W.C., Lew, R.A., Smith, A.I., Thomas, M.C.

“…The abnormal development of the intrarenal renin–angiotensin system (RAS) is thought contribute to adult-onset hypertension in the spontaneously hypertensive…”
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Direct and Indirect Effects of Juvenile Buenoa macrotibialis (Hemiptera: Notonectidae) on the Zooplankton of a Shallow Pond by Hampton, Stephanie E., Gilbert, John J., Burns, Carolyn W.

“…We investigated the effects of juvenile Buenoa macrotibialis on the small bodied ($<$500 μm) zooplankton assemblage with which it naturally occurs. By…”
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Relative impacts of copepods, cladocerans and nutrients on the microbial food web of a mesotrophic lake by Burns, Carolyn W., Schallenberg, Marc

“…Calanoid copepods, rather than cladocerans, frequently dominate the zooplankton of lakes in New Zealand. The potential consequences of this domination for the…”
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