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Medical education on fitness to drive: a survey of all UK medical schools by Hawley, C A, Galbraith, N D, deSouza, V A

“…Aim:To identify the extent to which medical aspects of fitness to drive (FTD) are taught within UK medical schools.Methods:A survey of all 32 UK medical…”
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Coxsackie B virus infection and onset of childhood diabetes by Clements, G B, Galbraith, D N, Taylor, K W

“…Infection with Coxsackie B viruses has been linked to insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Nine of 14 serum samples (64%) taken from children at the onset of…”
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Enterovirus variants in the serum of children at the onset of Type 1 diabetes mellitus by Nairn, C., Galbraith, D. N., Taylor, K. W., Clements, G. B.

“…Summary Aims This study was designed to assess further the possible links between enterovirus infection and Type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM). Methods Sera from…”
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Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies and tissue cell culture by GALBRAITH, D. N

“…The discovery of prion proteins and the diseases which are associated with them still present scientists and clinicians with a number of problems. There are…”
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Developing new infectivity assays by Galbraith, D N

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Phylogenetic analysis of short enteroviral sequences from patients with chronic fatigue syndrome by Galbraith, D. N, Nairn, C, Clements, G. B

“…Regional Virus Laboratory, Ruchill Hospital, Bilsland Drive, Glasgow G20 9NB, UK This study used phylogenetic analysis based on a region of the 5'…”
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Comparison of coxsackie B neutralisation and enteroviral PCR in chronic fatigue patients by Nairn, C, Galbraith, D N, Clements, G B

“…Coxsackie B enteroviruses have been implicated repeatedly as agents associated with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). The objective of this study was to compare…”
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Detection of enterovirus-specific RNA in serum: the relationship to chronic fatigue by Clements, G B, McGarry, F, Nairn, C, Galbraith, D N

“…The serum of 88 chronic fatigue patients was screened for enteroviral specific sequences by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay. The PCR method used was…”
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Enteroviral polymerase chain reaction in the investigation of aseptic meningitis by Riding, Miriam H., Stewart, Jane, Clements, Geoffrey B., Galbraith, Daniel N.

“…We used a nested polymerase chain reaction (nPCR) to seek evidence for enteroviruses in clinical samples from patients with symptoms of aseptic meningitis…”
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Regulatory and microbiological safety issues surrounding cell and tissue-engineering products by Galbraith, Daniel N.

“…Cell therapies and tissue‐engineered products that contain living cells are potentially some of the most exciting of the novel therapeutic products currently…”
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Detection of infectious Bovine polyomavirus by Nairn, Carron, Lovatt, Archie, Galbraith, Daniel N.

“…Bovine polyomavirus (BPyV) is a member of the Polyomaviridae, a virus that was originally thought to be of simian origin but was later shown to be of bovine…”
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Evidence for enteroviral persistence in humans by Galbraith, DN, Nairn, C, Clements, GB

“…DN Galbraith, C Nairn and GB Clements Regional Virus Laboratory, Ruchill Hospital, Glasgow, UK. We have sought evidence of enteroviral persistence in humans…”
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Design and validation of immunological tests for the detection of Porcine endogenous retrovirus in biological materials by Galbraith, Daniel N, Kelly, Helena T, Dyke, Andrew, Reid, Gordon, Haworth, Christine, Beekman, John, Shepherd, Alasdair, Smith, Kenneth T

“…The present study details the design and demonstrates function for a series of reagents and methods to allow the detection of exposure to antigens specific for…”
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Freespan analysis, correction method saves time on North Sea project by KAYE, D, INGRAM, J, GALBRAITH, D. N, DAVIES, R

“…A new procedure for assessing and rectifying subsea pipeline free-spans was successfully used in 1992 in Mobil North Sea Ltd.'s Beryl field and the Scottish…”
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