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Effect of cell–cell interactions in preservation of cellular phenotype: cocultivation of hepatocytes and nonparenchymal cells by Bhatia, S. N., Balis, U. J., Yarmush, M. L., Toner, M.

“…ABSTRACTHeterotypic cell interaction between parenchymal cells and nonparenchymal neighbors has been reported to modulate cell growth, migration, and/or…”
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The LightCycler: a microvolume multisample fluorimeter with rapid temperature control by Wittwer, C T, Ririe, K M, Andrew, R V, David, D A, Gundry, R A, Balis, U J

“…Experimental and commercial microvolume fluorimeters with rapid temperature control are described. Fluorescence optics adopted from flow cytometry were used to…”
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Microfabrication of Hepatocyte/Fibroblast Co-cultures: Role of Homotypic Cell Interactions by Bhatia, S. N., Balis, U. J., Yarmush, M. L., Toner, M.

“…Cell−cell interactions are important in embryogenesis, in adult physiology and pathophysiology of many disease processes. Co‐cultivation of parenchymal and…”
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Numerical model of fluid flow and oxygen transport in a radial-flow microchannel containing hepatocytes by Ledezma, G A, Folch, A, Bhatia, S N, Balis, U J, Yarmush, M L, Toner, M

“…The incorporation of monolayers of cultured hepatocytes into an extracorporeal perfusion system has become a promising approach for the development of a…”
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Simulations of a ventrolateral medullary neural network for respiratory rhythmogenesis inferred from spike train cross-correlation by BALIS, U. J, MORRIS, K. F, KOLESKI, J, LINDSEY, B. G

“…Connections among ventrolateral medullary respiratory neurons inferred from spike train analysis were incorporated into a model and simulated with the program…”
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Cytoskeletal and kinetic epithelial differences between NSAID gastropathy and Helicobacter pylori gastritis: an immunohistochemical determination by Lauwers, G Y, Furman, J, Michael, L E, Balis, U J, Kubilis, P S

“…Cytoskeletal and kinetic epithelial differences between NSAID gastropathy and Helicobacter pylori gastritis: an immunohistochemical determination Aims:…”
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Immunocytochemical localization of lysozyme and surfactant protein A in rat type II cells and extracellular surfactant forms by Haller, EM, Shelley, SA, Montgomery, MR, Balis, JU

“…Using immunogold labeling of fixed, cryosubstituted tissue sections, we compared the distribution of lysozyme, an oxidant-sensitive lamellar body protein, with…”
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Prognostic histologic indicators of curatively resected hepatocellular carcinomas: A multi-institutional analysis of 425 patients with definition of a histologic prognostic index by LAUWERS, Gregory Y, TERRIS, Benoit, FUJITA, Shiro, FLEJOU, Jean-Francois, ZUKERBERG, Lawrence R, NAGORNEY, David M, BELGHITI, Jacques, YAMAOKA, Yoshio, VAUTHEY, Jean-Nicolas, BALIS, Ulysses J, BATTS, Kenneth P, REGIMBEAU, Jean-Marc, CHANG, Yuchiao, GRAEME-COOK, Fiona, YAMABE, Hirohiko, IKAI, Iwao, CLEARY, Karen R

“…Despite growing information on the clinical behavior of hepatocellular carcinoma, the histologic features associated with survival are not well characterized…”
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Distribution and subcellular localization of surfactant-associated glycoproteins in human lung by Balis, J U, Paterson, J F, Paciga, J E, Haller, E M, Shelley, S A

“…Human surfactant contains lung-specific, high molecular weight glycoproteins which are composed of disulfide-linked 34-kilodalton peptide subunits. We prepared…”
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Immunohistochemical reference ranges for B lymphocytes in bone marrow biopsy paraffin sections by O'Donnell, L R, Alder, S L, Balis, U J, Perkins, S L, Kjeldsberg, C R

“…The quantitation of B lymphocytes in paraffin-decalcified bone marrow sections is often used as supportive evidence of primary or residual B-cell…”
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Alternative careers in the laboratory re-engineering paradigm by Balis, U J

“…The expanding and diverse opportunities offered by the information technology and biotechnology fields provides for many obvious and perhaps more…”
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Telemedicine and telepathology by Balis, U J

“…Telepathology is entering a golden era in which both the technology and the rationale for utilizing this technology are evolving. The following decade will see…”
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Digital imaging standards and system interoperability by Balis, U J

“…Standards development in medical imaging originated in the field of radiology and has rapidly spread to numerous other medical specialties. Pathology is well…”
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Imaging input technology by Balis, U J

“…Imaging input technology is at its greatest rate of development ever, with CCD technology improving both in terms of image quality and image economy. The…”
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Image output technology by Balis, U J

“…Once an image has been captured and stored, whether it is in analog or digital format, for it to be useful in the future there must exist some way of…”
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Optical considerations in digital imaging by Balis, U J

“…The topic of optics and its effect in ultimate rendered image quality has largely been underemphasized for medical imaging systems. In actuality, adequate…”
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Ozone-induced lamellar body responses in a rat model for alveolar injury and repair by Balis, JU, Paterson, JF, Haller, EM, Shelley, SA, Montgomery, MR

“…Exposure of adult rats to 3 ppm ozone for 8 hours results in diffuse alveolar damage with well-defined sequential stages of bronchiolo-alveolar injury and…”
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Probing heterotypic cell interactions: Hepatocyte function in microfabricated co-cultures by Bhatia, S.N., Balis, U.J., Yarmush, M.L., Toner, M.

“…Replacement of liver function using extracorporeal bioartificial systems has been attempted with limited success. The instability of the hepatocyte phenotype…”
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Ozone stress initiates acute perturbations of secreted surfactant membranes by Balis, JU, Paterson, JF, Lundh, JM, Haller, EM, Shelley, SA, Montgomery, MR

“…To identify the early changes of surfactant secretion in response to acute oxidant stress, the authors evaluated morphometrically centriacinar type II cells…”
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Morbidity and Survival Probability in Burn Patients in Modern Burn Care by Jeschke, Marc G, Pinto, Ruxandra, Kraft, Robert, Nathens, Avery B, Finnerty, Celeste C, Gamelli, Richard L, Gibran, Nicole S, Klein, Matthew B, Arnoldo, Brett D, Tompkins, Ronald G, Herndon, David N

“…OBJECTIVE:Characterizing burn sizes that are associated with an increased risk of mortality and morbidity is critical because it would allow identifying…”
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