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Candidate proteins for conductive chloride transport in porcine ileal brush-border membrane by GABRIEL, S. E, FORSYTH, G. W

“…Conductive transport of chloride ion is important in controlling ion and fluid secretion by exocrine tissues. The current study was directed at identifying…”
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Chloride concentration affects Kv channel voltage-gating kinetics: Importance of experimental anion concentrations by Bekar, L.K., Loewen, M.E., Forsyth, G.W., Walz, W.

“…Chloride concentration has been shown to have a dramatic impact on protein folding and subsequent tertiary conformation [K.D. Collins, Ions from the Hofmeister…”
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Differences in expression of retinal pigment epithelium mRNA between normal canines by Hanik, H.L.J, Loewen, M.E, Appleyard, G.D, Grahn, B.H, Forsyth, G.W

“…A reference database of differences in mRNA expression in normal healthy canine retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) has been established. This database identifies…”
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Effects of plant and animal lipids rich in docosenoic acids on the myocardium of Cynomolgus monkeys by Loew, F M, Schiefer, B, Laxdal, V A, Prasad, K, Forsyth, G W, Ackman, R G, Olfert, E D, Bell, J M

“…Cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) were fed diets containing 25% rapeseed oil (RSO), partially-hydrogenated herring oil (PHHO) or a 3:1 mixture of…”
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alkalinizing effects of metabolizable bases in the healthy calf by Naylor, J.M, Forsyth, G.W

“…The alkalinizing effect of citrate, acetate, propionate, gluconate, L and DL-lactate were compared in healthy neonatal calves. The calves were infused for a…”
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Variable expression of leukocyte cytosolic broad-specificity beta-glucosidase activity by Forsyth, G W, Romero, K M, Alverson, J, VanderJagt, D J, Glew, R H

“…The cytosolic beta-glucosidase activity that is found in a variety of mammalian tissues has no clearly defined function. In vitro assay conditions under which…”
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Effect of covalent modification on the binding of cholera toxin B subunit to ileal brush border surfaces by Uwiera, R E, Romancyia, D A, Wong, J P, Forsyth, G W

“…A competitive binding assay has been developed to determine how modifications to the B subunit of cholera toxin affect the binding affinity of the subunit for…”
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Inhibiting conductive Cl uptake in membrane vesicles: specificity of alpha-phenylcinnamate by Forsyth, G W, Gabriel, S E

“…alpha-Phenylcinnamate has been investigated in comparison to other inhibitors of chloride ion transport into porcine jejunal brush-border membrane vesicles…”
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Inhibition of ileal brush-border chloride conductance by specific antibody by GABRIEL, S. E, RACETTE, K. J, GASPAR, K. J, FORSYTH, G. W

“…Antibody raised in mice was used in attempting to identify proteins responsible for the conductive chloride transport that can be measured in porcine ileal…”
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Activation of chloride conductance in pig jejunal brush border vesicles by FORSYTH, G. W, GABRIEL, S. E

“…Requirements for the activation of Cl- conductance have been investigated in pig jejunal brush border vesicles. The stability of ATP as a substrate for protein…”
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Effects of chloride conductance inhibitors on fluid secretion into ligated ileal and jejunal loops in pigs by Forsyth, G W, Gabriel, S E

“…Compounds that prevent chloride transport in membrane vesicles have been tested for in vivo activity against the effects of intestinal secretory agents…”
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Isoform-specific exon skipping in a variant form of ClC-2 by Loewen, M.E, MacDonald, D.W, Gaspar, K.J, Forsyth, G.W

“…A new form of the widely expressed, volume-regulated chloride channel, ClC-2, has been cloned from a pig ileal cDNA library. This ClC-2 homologue, called…”
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Liposomes targeted to deliver antisecretory agents to jejunal mucosa by Uwiera, R.R.E, Romancyia, D.A, Wong, J.P, Forsyth, G.W

“…The B subunit of cholera toxin has been covalently attached to the surface of liposomes made from a mixture of phosphatidylethanolamine, phosphatidylcholine…”
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Calcium ionophore activity of intestinal secretory compounds. An in vitro porcine model for the effects of bile acids, hydroxy-fatty acids and dioctyl sulfosuccinate by Maenz, D D, Forsyth, G W

“…The association between reported intestinal fluid secretory activity of bile acids and Ca2+ ionophore properties was investigated in a pig jejunal brush border…”
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Use of calcium depletion and chlorpromazine to study calcium dependence of secretory detergent action in the colon by Maenz, D D, Forsyth, G W

“…The role of Ca2+ in the in situ secretory response of rat colon and pig ileum was studied by chelation depletion of Ca2+ and by treatment with chlorpromazine…”
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Preparation of Injectable Dantrolene for Emergency Treatment of Malignant Hyperthermia-like Syndromes by O'brien, P J, Forsyth, G W

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Alcoholic cardiomyopathy in mice. Myocardial glycogen, lipids and certain enzymes by Alexander, C S, Forsyth, G W, Nagasawa, H T, Kohlhoff, J G

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Evidence for two heat-stable enterotoxins produced by enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli [from a bovine and porcine strain] by Kapitany, R.A, Scoot, A, Forsyth, G.W, McKenzie, S.L, Worthington, R.W

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Failure to reverse cholera toxin induced intestinal secretion by agents which decrease mucosal cAMP by Forsyth, G W, Hamilton, D L, Scoot, A, Goertz, K E, Kapitany, R A

“…The feasibility of reducing intestinal secretion by the use of agents which decrease intestinal mucosal cAMP concentration has been investigated in the…”
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Canine malignant hyperthermia susceptibility: erythrocytic defects--osmotic fragility, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency and abnormal Ca2+ homeostasis by O'Brien, P.J, Forsyth, G.W, Olexson, D.W, Thatte, H.S, Addis, P.B

“…Two dogs were diagnosed as malignant hyperthermia susceptible based on increased susceptibility (P less than 0.001) of biopsied muscle to caffeine-induced…”
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