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Pulmonary surfactant: functions and molecular composition by Goerke, Jon

“…This review briefly notes recent findings important for understanding the surface mechanical functions of pulmonary surfactant. Currently known…”
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Pulmonary Collectins Modulate Strain-Specific Influenza A Virus Infection and Host Responses by HAWGOOD, Samuel, BROWN, Cynthia, EDMONDSON, Jess, STUMBAUGH, Amber, ALLEN, Lennell, GOERKE, Jon, CLARK, Howard, POULAIN, Francis

“…Article Usage Stats Services JVI Citing Articles Google Scholar PubMed Related Content Social Bookmarking CiteULike Delicious Digg Facebook Google+ Mendeley…”
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Altered Surfactant Homeostasis and Alveolar Type II Cell Morphology in Mice Lacking Surfactant Protein D by Botas, Carlos, Poulain, Francis, Akiyama, Jennifer, Brown, Cindy, Allen, Lennell, Goerke, Jon, Clements, John, Carlson, Elaine, Gillespie, Anne Marie, Epstein, Charles, Hawgood, Samuel

“…Surfactant protein D (SP-D) is one of two collectins found in the pulmonary alveolus. On the basis of homology with other collectins, potential functions for…”
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Nonionic Polymers Reverse Inactivation of Surfactant by Meconium and Other Substances by TAEUSCH, H. WILLIAM, LU, KAREN W, GOERKE, JON, CLEMENTS, JOHN A

“…A variety of substances including human meconium have been found to affect adversely the surface tension-lowering activity of pulmonary surfactants, and this…”
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Polyethylene Glycol/Surfactant Mixtures Improve Lung Function after HCl and Endotoxin Lung Injuries by LU, KAREN W, TAEUSCH, H. WILLIAM, ROBERTSON, BENGT, GOERKE, JON, CLEMENTS, JOHN A

“…Addition of nonionic polymers such as polyethylene glycol (PEG) and dextran ameliorates inactivation of Survanta by a variety of substances in vitro. Addition…”
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Polymer-Surfactant Treatment of Meconium-induced Acute Lung Injury by LU, KAREN W, WILLIAM TAEUSCH, H, ROBERTSON, BENGT, GOERKE, JON, CLEMENTS, JOHN A

“…Substances (for example, serum proteins or meconium) that interfere with the activity of pulmonary surfactant in vitro may also be important in the…”
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Hyaluronan decreases surfactant inactivation in vitro by LU, Karen W, GOERKE, Jon, CLEMENTS, John A, TAEUSCH, H. William

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Mammalian Epidermal Barrier Layer Lipids: Composition and Influence on Structure by Elias, Peter M, Goerke, Jon, Friend, Daniel S

“…The outer layers of the mammalian epidermis protect the organism from water loss and external injury. The bather as visualized with tracers has been shown to…”
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Localization and Composition of Lipids in Neonatal Mouse Stratum Granulosum and Stratum Corneum by Elias, Peter M., Brown, Barbara E., Fritsch, Peter, Goerke, Jon, Gray, G. Maurice, White, Richard J.

“…Recent cytochemical and freeze-fracture experiments indicate that intercellular lipids, derived from the secreted contents of epidermal lamellar bodies, may be…”
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Hyaluronan decreases surfactant inactivation in vitro by Lu, Karen W, Goerke, Jon, Clements, John A, Taeusch, H William

“…Hyaluronan (HA) is an anionic polymer and a constituent of alveolar fluid that can bind proteins, phospholipids, and water. Previous studies have established…”
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Hyaluronan reduces surfactant inhibition and improves rat lung function after meconium injury by LU, Karen W, GOERKE, Jon, CLEMENTS, John A, TAEUSCH, H. William

“…Hyaluronan (HA), an ionic polymer, is normally present in the alveolar subphase and is known to decrease lung surfactant inactivation caused by serum in vitro…”
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Subfractionation of lung surfactant. Implications for metabolism and surface activity by Magoon, M W, Wright, J R, Baritussio, A, Williams, M C, Goerke, J, Benson, B J, Hamilton, R L, Clements, J A

“…Because previous studies have suggested that lung surfactant is not a simple compartment of homogeneous material, we subfractionated lamellar bodies and…”
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Three-dimensional stereo viewing of digital stereo-pair images using two computers, a mirror stereoscope, and photoshop for analysis of shape and measurement of dimensions by Bastacky, Jacob, Clements, John A., Goerke, Jon

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Pulmonary surfactants — Physicochemical aspects by Goerke, Jon

“…There have been no breakthroughs in the physicochemical studies of pulmonary surfactants in the past two years, only steady advances by a rather small group of…”
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The captive bubble method for the evaluation of pulmonary surfactant: surface tension, area, and volume calculations by Schoel, W M, Schürch, S, Goerke, J

“…For measuring the properties of lung surfactant, we provide formulas for calculating the surface tension, area, and volume of captive air bubbles in aqueous…”
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Polyethylene glycol-surfactant for lavage lung injury in rats by DEHORITY, Walter, LU, Karen W, CLEMENTS, John, GOERKE, Jon, PITTET, Jean-Francois, ALLEN, Lennell, TAEUSCH, H. William

“…Addition of ionic and nonionic water-soluble polymers to pulmonary surfactants in the presence of inactivating substances prevents surfactant inactivation in…”
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Effects of oligohydramnios on lung growth and maturation in the fetal rat by Kitterman, Joseph A, Chapin, Cheryl J, Vanderbilt, Jeff N, Porta, Nicolas F M, Scavo, Louis M, Dobbs, Leland G, Ertsey, Robert, Goerke, Jon

“…Oligohydramnios (OH) retards fetal lung growth by producing less lung distension than normal. To examine effects of decreased distension on fetal lung…”
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Surface properties of rat pulmonary surfactant studied with the captive bubble method: adsorption, hysteresis, stability by Schürch, S, Bachofen, H, Goerke, J, Green, F

“…Surface tension-area relations from pulmonary surfactant were obtained with a new apparatus that contains a leak free captive bubble of controllable size. Rat…”
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NO 2 interfacial transfer is reduced by phospholipid monolayers by Connor, Lydia M., Bidani, Akhil, Goerke, Jon, Clements, John A., Postlethwait, Edward M.

“…Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) is a ubiquitous, pollutant gas that produces a broad range of pathological and physiological effects on the lung. Absorption of…”
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Increased pulmonary blood flow does not alter surfactant protein gene expression in lambs within the first week of life by Lee, Jae W, Ovadia, Boaz, Azakie, Anthony, Salas, Sonia, Goerke, Jon, Fineman, Jeffrey R, Gutierrez, Jorge A

“…Neonates and infants with congenital heart disease with increased pulmonary blood flow suffer morbidity from poor oxygenation and decreased lung compliance. In…”
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