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Comparative transcriptome reprogramming in oak galls containing asexual or sexual generations of gall wasps by Bellows, E., Heatley, M., Shah, N., Archer, N., Giles, T., Fray, R.

“…Oak gall wasps have evolved strategies to manipulate the developmental pathways of their host to induce gall formation. This provides shelter and nutrients for…”
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Atypical polypoid adenomyoma: a systematic review of the English literature by Heatley, M K

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Immunohistochemical biomarkers of value in distinguishing primary ovarian carcinoma from gastric carcinoma: a systematic review with statistical meta-analysis by Heatley, M K

“…Aims:  To compare the relative risk of antigen expression being detected immunohistochemically in ovarian and gastric carcinoma aggregated from studies…”
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Dissection and reporting of the organs of the female genital tract by Heatley, M K

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Are levels in cervical specimens necessary? by Heatley, M K

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Sports culture and the psychological benefits of taping and bracing by Heatley, M, Brown, M, Hanrahan, S

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Villoglandular adenocarcinoma of the uterine cervix-a systematic review of the literature by Heatley, M K

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Comparison of examination of the entire cervix with routine cervical sampling in hysterectomy specimens from women with endometrial cancer: comment on a paper by Heatley, M K

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Hyperglycaemia in acute coronary syndromes: risk-marker or therapeutic target? by Anantharaman, R, Heatley, M, Weston, C F M

“…Patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS) often have raised blood glucose concentrations when admitted to hospital; a marker for poorer prognosis…”
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An audit to establish the proportion of cervical punch biopsies that meet criteria for adequacy by Heatley, M. K.

“…This audit was carried out to develop the criteria recommended in various guidelines to establish if a punch biopsy of the cervix is adequate, and to determine…”
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WT-1 in ovarian and endometrioid serous carcinoma: a meta-analysis by Heatley, M K

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Florid cystic endosalpingiosis of the uterus by Heatley, M K, Russell, P

“…A 73 year old woman presented with a right sided adnexal cystic mass. At laparotomy, this proved to be a benign serous ovarian cyst and an aggregation of thin…”
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The Value of Immunocytochemistry in Distinguishing Between Clear Cell Carcinoma of the Kidney and Ovary by Nolan, L P, Heatley, M K

“…Renal clear cell carcinoma rarely metastasizes to the ovary potentially mimicking a primary ovarian clear cell carcinoma. The immunocytochemical profiles of…”
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How should we grade CIN? by Heatley, M K

“…How should we grade CIN? The grading of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) is problematic. CIN represents a morphological continuum, but biopsies…”
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Sister Mary Joseph's nodule in malignant mesothelioma by Heatley, M K

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How many histological levels should be examined from tissue blocks originating in cone biopsy and large loop excision of the transformation zone specimens of cervix? by Heatley, M K

“…Aims—To establish the value of examining additional histological levels in cone biopsy and large loop excision of the transformation zone (LLETZ) specimens of…”
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E-cadherin and catenin expression in normal and neoplastic endocervical glandular epithelium by Heatley, M K

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Keratin expression in human tissues and neoplasms by Heatley, M K

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The prognosis in cervical epithelial changes of uncertain significance is similar to that of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 1 by Heatley, M K

“…Background/Aims—The term epithelial changes of uncertain significance (ECUS) describes a minor degree of nuclear pleomorphism limited to the basal layers of…”
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The association between clinical and pathological features in histologically identified chronic endometritis by Heatley, MK

“…Although described originally as the sine qua non for endometriosis, plasma cells have been identified in the endometrium in a variety of other situations…”
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