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Comparison of in vitro and in vivo models of drug transcytosis through the blood-brain barrier by Pardridge, W M, Triguero, D, Yang, J, Cancilla, P A

“…Drug and solute transport through in vitro and in vivo models of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) were compared to provide a measure of how well the in vitro…”
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On-line moisture determination of ore concentrates ‘a review of traditional methods and introduction of a novel solution’ by Cancilla, P.A, Barrette, P, Rosenblum, F

“…The manual gravimetric drying moisture determination methods currently employed by most mineral processing plants fail to provide timely and accurate…”
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On-line moisture determination of ore concentrates ‘a review of traditional methods and introduction of a novel solution’ by Cancilla, P.A, Barrette, P, Rosenblum, F

“…The manual gravimetric drying moisture determination methods currently employed by most mineral processing plants fail to provide timely and accurate…”
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In vitro interaction of astrocytes and pericytes with capillary-like structures of brain microvessel endothelium by Minakawa, T, Bready, J, Berliner, J, Fisher, M, Cancilla, P A

“…A new method to study the interaction of astrocytes and pericytes with cerebral capillary endothelial cells in vitro is described. Endothelial cells derived…”
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Expression of mRNA for glial fibrillary acidic protein after experimental cerebral injury by Cancilla, P A, Bready, J, Berliner, J, Sharifi-Nia, H, Toga, A W, Santori, E M, Scully, S, deVellis, J

“…This study was undertaken to determine whether a mRNA for glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) was present in increased amounts as a response to injury and,…”
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Paragangliomas: assessment of prognosis by histologic, immunohistochemical, and ultrastructural techniques by Kliewer, K E, Wen, D R, Cancilla, P A, Cochran, A J

“…To predict clinical outcome, we studied 42 paragangliomas from 37 patients by routine histology, immunohistochemistry, and electron microscopy. A panel of…”
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Stimulation of glucose analogue uptake by cerebral microvessel endothelial cells by a product released by astrocytes by Maxwell, K, Berliner, J A, Cancilla, P A

“…Astroglial cells, both normal and neoplastic, secreted a product that stimulated glucose uptake by cerebral microvessel endothelial cells by 23% and 50%,…”
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Choline uptake by cerebral capillary endothelial cells in culture by Estrada, C, Bready, J, Berliner, J, Cancilla, P A

“…A passage of choline from blood to brain and vice versa has been demonstrated in vivo. Because of the presence of the blood-brain barrier, such passage takes…”
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Glial cells influence polarity of the blood-brain barrier by Beck, D W, Vinters, H V, Hart, M N, Cancilla, P A

“…Polarity has been shown to exist at the blood-brain barrier (BBB) with respect to Na+-dependent neutral amino acid transport. A situation similar to the…”
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Neutral amino acid transport properties of cerebral endothelial cells in vitro by Cancilla, P A, DeBault, L E

“…An A and L system of neutral amino acid transport has been demonstrated previously in cerebral microvessels in vivo and in isolated microvessels in vitro. This…”
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Neuropathologic findings in the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) by Anders, K, Steinsapir, K D, Iverson, D J, Glasgow, B J, Layfield, L J, Brown, W J, Cancilla, P A, Verity, M A, Vinters, H V

“…The acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is characterized by a severe idiopathic deficiency in T-cell mediated immunity. Homosexuals, intravenous drug…”
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Insulin stimulates DNA synthesis in cerebral microvessel endothelium and smooth muscle by VINTERS, H. V, BERLINER, J. A, BECK, D. W, MAXWELL, K, BREADY, J. V, CANCILLA, P. A

“…Experiments were performed to test the hypothesis that insulin stimulates DNA synthesis in cerebral microvessel endothelium and smooth muscle. Cultured…”
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Blood-brain barrier and new approaches to brain drug delivery by Pardridge, W. M., Boado, R. J., Black, K. L., Cancilla, P. A.

“…Morbidity caused by brain dysfunction affects more than 50 million persons in the United States. Although new neuropharmaceuticals have the potential for…”
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Myocytolysis and mitochondrial calcification in rat myocardium after low doses of isoproterenol by Bloom, S, Cancilla, P A

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Familial poliodystrophy, mitochondrial myopathy, and lactate acidemia by Shapira, Y, Cederbaum, S D, Cancilla, P A, Nielsen, D, Lippe, B M

“…In two siblings with limb-girdle muscle weakness and episodic headaches and vomiting from early childhood, progressive neurologic degeneration later developed,…”
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Medulloblastoma with glial and rhabdomyoblastic differentiation. A myoglobin and glial fibrillary acidic protein immunohistochemical and ultrastructural study by Dickson, D W, Hart, M N, Menezes, A, Cancilla, P A

“…This is a report of an unusual, densely cellular, midcerebellar neoplasm in a seven-year-old boy. Although clinically consistent with a medulloblastoma,…”
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Immunocytologic localization of herpes simplex type 1 viral antigens in herpetic retinitis and encephalitis in an adult by Pepose, J S, Kreiger, A E, Tomiyasu, U, Cancilla, P A, Foos, R Y

“…An immunoperoxidase technique was utilized to identify herpes simplex type I viral antigens in the retina, optic nerve and brain of an adult with herpetic…”
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Conformational Changes in Myocardial Nuclei of Rats by Bloom, S, Cancilla, P A

“…Myocardial nuclei have been found to undergo a dramatic change in nuclear conformation during the contraction-relaxation cycle. This was demonstrated with…”
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Regeneration of cerebral microvessels: a morphologic and histochemical study after local freeze-injury by Cancilla, P A, Frommes, S P, Kahn, L E, DeBault, L E

“…The sequential changes that occur during regeneration of cerebral microvessels was studied in young mice after a local freeze-injury. The immediate breakdown…”
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The role of the macrophage in microvascular regeneration following brain injury by Beck, D W, Hart, M N, Cancilla, P A

“…Although macrophages are the earliest cells found in association with vessels in an area of cerebral injury, the role of this cell in the subsequent…”
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