Search Results - "CURNOW, J. L."

Increased thrombin generation in a mouse model of cancer cachexia is partially interleukin‐6 dependent by Reddel, C. J., Allen, J. D., Ehteda, A., Taylor, R., Chen, V. M. Y., Curnow, J. L., Kritharides, L., Robertson, G.

“…Essentials Cancer cachexia and cancer‐associated thrombosis have not previously been mechanistically linked. We assessed thrombin generation and coagulation…”
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Factors Influencing Uptake of Genetic Testing For Colorectal Cancer Risk in an Australian Jewish Population by Warner, B. J., Curnow, L. J., Polglase, A. L., Debinski, H. S.

“…There is a significant excess of colorectal cancer in the Australian Ashkenazi Jewish community. This excess can partially be attributed to inherited factors…”
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Reduced fibrinolysis and increased fibrin generation can be detected in hypercoagulable patients using the overall hemostatic potential assay by CURNOW, J. L., MOREL‐KOPP, M.‐C., RODDIE, C., ABOUD, M., WARD, C. M.

“…Background: Routinely available coagulation assays are not capable of detecting clinically defined hypercoagulable states. A number of global coagulation…”
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Histoplasma capsulatum in peripheral blood smears by Kennedy, Glen A., Curnow, Jennifer L., Gooch, Julie, Williams, Bronwyn, Wood, Peter, Pitman, Catherine, McBryde, Emma, Woods, Marion

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