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Validation of an in vitro contractility assay using canine ventricular myocytes by Harmer, A.R., Abi-Gerges, N., Morton, M.J., Pullen, G.F., Valentin, J.P., Pollard, C.E.

“…Measurement of cardiac contractility is a logical part of pre-clinical safety assessment in a drug discovery project, particularly if a risk has been…”
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Sustainability of effects of land-based exercise on pain and physical function for osteoarthritis of the knee: systematic review and meta-analysis by Harmer, A.R, McConnell, S, Simic, M, van der Esch, M, Bennell, K.L, Fransen, M

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Clinical predictors of medial knee osteoarthritis progression over 2 years by Simic, M, Harmer, A.R, Agaliotis, M, Nairn, L, Bridgett, L, March, L, Votrubec, M, Edmonds, J, Norton, R, Woodward, M, Day, R, Fransen, M

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Effect of non-invasive ventilation on the measurement of ventilatory and metabolic variables by Dennis, C.J, Menadue, C, Harmer, A.R, Barnes, D.J, Alison, J.A

“…Highlights • Non invasive ventilation can be used in conjunction with cardio pulmonary exercise testing equipment. • Cardio pulmonary exercise testing…”
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Heightened cardiovascular stress during the six-minute walk test among people with type 2 diabetes by Harmer, A.R, Senefeld, J, Harkins, A, Schlinder-DeLap, B, Deering, R, Danduran, M, Hunter, S.K

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Training Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists In Patient-Centred Care Informed By Acceptance And Commitment Therapy (Mupact): A Pilot Study by March, M.K., Judd, B., Harmer, A.R., Eyles, J.P., Dennis, S.M.

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Psychological distress before total knee arthroplasty is associated with longer hospital stay after surgery by March, M.K., Harmer, A.R., Thomas, B., Maitland, A.E., Dennis, S.M.

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Is low frequency and volume sports training beneficial to bone density in female adolescents? by Caputo, E.L., Rombaldi, A.J., Harmer, A.R., Silva, M.C.

“…Investigate if low frequency sports practice has beneficial effects on bone mineral density (BMD) in adolescent females. This cross-sectional study recruited…”
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Optimisation and validation of a medium-throughput electrophysiology-based hNav1.5 assay using IonWorks by Harmer, A.R., Abi-Gerges, N., Easter, A., Woods, A., Lawrence, C.L., Small, B.G., Valentin, J.-P., Pollard, C.E.

“…The safety implications of blocking the human cardiac Na + channel (hNav1.5) make it prudent to test for this activity early in the drug discovery process and…”
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Pharmacological characterisation of 9 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPS) of the hERG-encoded K channel by Mannikko, R., Harmer, A.R., Overend, G., Perrey, C., Valentin, J.-P., Morten, J., Armstrong, M., Pollard, C.E.

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