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In healthy volunteers, immunohistochemistry supports squamous to columnar metaplasia as mechanism of expansion of cardia, aggravated by central obesity by Derakhshan, Mohammad H, Robertson, Elaine V, Yeh Lee, Yeong, Harvey, Tim, Ferrier, Rod K, Wirz, Angela A, Orange, Clare, Ballantyne, Stuart A, Hanvey, Scott L, Going, James J, McColl, Kenneth E L

“…Recently, we showed that the length of cardiac mucosa in healthy volunteers correlated with age and obesity. We have now examined the immunohistological…”
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Gastrokine I is abundantly and specifically expressed in superficial gastric epithelium, down-regulated in gastric carcinoma, and shows high evolutionary conservation by OIEN, Karin A, MCGREGOR, Fiona, BUTLER, Sharlene, FERRIER, Rod K, DOWNIE, Ian, BRYCE, Steven, BURNS, Sharon, KEITH, W. Nicol

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Sa1867 Evidence of Two Aetiologies of Gastroesophageal Junctional Cancers Based on Gastric Parietal Cell Density by Derakhshan, Mohammad H, Harvey, Tim, Ferrier, Rod K, Robertson, Elaine V, Orange, Clare, Forshaw, Matthew, Going, James J, McColl, Kenneth E

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15 In Asymptomatic Volunteers Inflammatory and Immunohistological Characteristics of Go Junction Indicates Squamo-Columnar Metaplasia Aggravated by Central Obesity by Derakhshan, Mohammad H, Robertson, Elaine V, Harvey, Tim, Ferrier, Rod K, Orange, Clare, Wirz, Angela A, Ballantyne, Stuart, Going, James J, McColl, Kenneth E

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Gastrokine 1 is abundantly and specifically expressed in superficial gastric epithelium, down-regulated in gastric carcinoma, and shows high evolutionary conservation by Oien, Karin A, McGregor, Fiona, Butler, Sharlene, Ferrier, Rod K, Downie, Ian, Bryce, Steven, Burns, Sharon, Keith, W Nicol

“…Through previous large‐scale gene expression profiling we identified a transcript that was abundant in normal stomach and down‐regulated in gastric cancer…”
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Characterization of the Expression of DMPK and SIX5 in the Human Eye and Implications for Pathogenesis in Myotonic Dystrophy by Winchester, Catherine L., Ferrier, Rod K., Sermoni, Adriana, Clark, Brian J., Johnson, Keith J.

“…The pathogenic mechanisms underlying myotonic dystrophy (DM), which results from a (CTG)n repeat expansion mutation in the 3′-untranslated region (3′-UTR) of…”
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The effects of ZENECA ZD8731, an angiotensin II antagonist, on renin expression by juxtaglomerular cells in the rat: comparison of protein and mRNA expression as detected by immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization by Doughty, S E, Ferrier, R K, Hillan, K J, Jackson, D G

“…Changes in the mRNA and protein expression of renin-secreting cells in the juxtaglomerular apparatus (JGA) were examined in the rat following administration of…”
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Expression of the mucosal vascular addressin, MAdCAM-1, in inflammatory liver disease by Hillan, Kenneth J., Hagler, Kelly E., MacSween, Roderick N. M., Ryan, Anne M., Renz, Mark E., Chiu, Henry H., Ferrier, Rod K., Bird, George L., Dhillon, Amar P., Ferrell, Linda D., Fong, Sherman

“…: Aims/Background: The integrin α4β7 and mucosal addressin cell adhesion molecule‐1 (MAdCAM‐1) are involved in normal recirculation of lymphocytes between the…”
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DEMONSTRATION OF RENIN GENE EXPRESSION IN NEPHROBLASTOMA BYIN SITU HYBRIDIZATION by McKENZIE, KATHRYN J., FERRIER, ROD K., HOWATSON, ALAN G., LINDOP, GEORGE B. M.

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Hepatocyte proliferation and serum hepatocyte growth factor levels in patients with alcoholic hepatitis by Hillan, Kenneth J., Logan, Martin C., Ferrier, Rod K., Bird, George L.A., Bennett, Gregory L., McKay, Ian C., MacSween, Roderick N.M.

“…Backgrounds/Methods: Hepatocyte growth factor is thought to be important in stimulating growth of the liver following injury. In this study we have measured…”
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DEMONSTRATION OF RENIN GENE EXPRESSION IN NEPHROBLASTOMA BY IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION by McKENZIE, KATHRYN J., FERRIER, ROD K., HOWATSON, ALAN G., LINDOP, GEORGE B. M.

“…Most patients with nephroblastoma have high levels of plasma renin and some are hypertensive. Blood pressure falls after removal of the affected kidney,…”
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