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Effects of arm movement strategies on emotional state and balance control during height-induced postural threat in young adults by Hill, MW, Russel, K., Wdowski, M., Lord, SR, Muehlbauer, T., Ellmers, T.

“…It is firmly established that postural threat seems to lead to an increased reliance on an ankle control (‘stiffening’) strategy. However, little is known…”
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The effect of age and sex on peak oxygen uptake during upper and lower body exercise: A systematic review by Price, M.J., Smith, P.M., Bottoms, L.M., Hill, M.W.

“…Large scale population norms for peak oxygen uptake (VO2peak) during cycle ergometry (CE) have been published for men and women across a wide range of ages…”
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The survival of vital and non‐vital deciduous molar teeth following pulpotomy by Hill, MW

“…Background: There is scant evidence supporting the criteria for establishing the suitability of a deciduous molar for a pulpotomy. Although some criteria, such…”
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Exploring how arm movement moderates the effect of task difficulty on balance performance in young and older adults by Johnson, E., Ellmers, T.J., Muehlbauer, T., Lord, S.R., Hill, M.W.

“…Emerging evidence highlights that arm movements exert a substantial and functionally relevant contribution on quiet standing balance control in young adults…”
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Effects of free versus restricted arm movements on postural control in normal and modified sensory conditions in young and older adults by Johnson, E, Ellmers, T J, Muehlbauer, T, Lord, S R, Hill, M W

“…The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of arm movements on postural control when standing under different sensory conditions in healthy young and…”
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Effects of external loads on postural sway during quiet stance in adults aged 20–80 years by Hill, M.W., Duncan, M.J., Oxford, S.W., Kay, A.D., Price, M.J.

“…The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of holding external loads on postural sway during upright stance across age decades. Sixty-five…”
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The effects of arm crank ergometry, cycle ergometry and treadmill walking on postural sway in healthy older females by Hill, M.W, Oxford, S.W, Duncan, M.J, Price, M.J

“…Highlights • We investigated the effects of different modes of exercise on postural sway in older adults. • Post lower body exercise, traditional measures of…”
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Role of Australian dental schools by Hill, M W

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Effects of anticonvulsant lactams on in vitro seizures in the hippocampal slice preparation by Hill, Matthew W., de la Cruz, Maria Antonette M., Covey, Douglas F., Rothman, Steven M.

“…Some 3,3-disubstituted 2-pyrrolidinones and 2-piperidinones (five- and six-membered ring lactams, respectively) possess potent in vivo anticonvulsant activity…”
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Synthesis and Anticonvulsant Activities of 3,3-Dialkyl- and 3-Alkyl-3-benzyl-2-piperidinones (δ-Valerolactams) and Hexahydro-2H-azepin-2-ones (ε-Caprolactams) by Reddy, P. Amruta, Woodward, Karen E, McIlheran, Sarah M, Hsiang, Bonnie C. H, Latifi, Tammy N, Hill, Matthew W, Rothman, Steven M, Ferrendelli, James A, Covey, Douglas F

“…A series of 3-substituted 2-piperidinone (δ-valerolactam) and hexahydro-2H-azepin-2-one (ε-caprolactam) derivatives were prepared and evaluated as…”
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Studies on the Mechanism of the UVA Light-Dependent Loss of Glutathione Reductase Activity in Human Lenses by Linetsky, Mikhail, Hill, Jana M. W, Chemoganskiy, Vitaliy G, Hu, Fang, Ortwerth, Beryl J

“…To determine the mechanism that leads to the UVA light-dependent loss of glutathione reductase (GR) activity in human lens (HL). Both the HL water-soluble (WS)…”
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The effects of vinblastine in assessment of the influence of age on proliferative activity of murine palate and footpad epithelium by Berg, J H, Hill, M W

“…Data concerning changes in the rate of cell proliferation of stratified epithelia with increasing age are conflicting. In the present study young (3-month-old)…”
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Glucose metabolism and protein synthesis in stratified squamous epithelia from young and old mice by Hill, M W, Karthigasan, J

“…Glucose metabolism in regionally distinct epidermis and oral epithelia of young adult and aged mice was studied using 5-3H glucose and differentially labelled…”
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Information Policies: Premonitions and Prospects by Hill, Michael W

“…Discusses the future of information policies, focusing on information requirements and constraints; problems of a rapidly changing society for policy…”
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The DEET Relative Funding Model and its impact on dental schools by Hill, M W, Tognolini, J

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Connective tissue influences on patterns of epithelial architecture and keratinization in skin and oral mucosa of the adult mouse by MACKENZIE, I. C, HILL, M. W

“…Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions play an important role during embryogenesis but it is uncertain whether such interactions influence the maintenance of…”
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Rapid Cooling Aborts Seizure‐Like Activity in Rodent Hippocampal‐Entorhinal Slices by Hill, Matthew W., Wong, Michael, Amarakone, Aloka, Rothman, Steven M.

“…Summary Purpose: As a preliminary step in the development of an implantable Peltier device to abort focal neocortical seizures in vivo, we have examined the…”
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The proton pump/leak mechanism of unconsciousness by Bangham, A D, Hill, M W

“…There are few explanations which account for the manner in which the catastrophic physiological consequences of anaesthesia, cold narcosis or, for the matter,…”
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Influence of age on the morphology and transit time of murine stratified squamous epithelia by Hill, M W

“…To determine whether stratified squamous epithelia from aged animals differ from those of young animals, specimens of skin from the pinna of the ear, the back…”
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The keratin polypeptide patterns in heterotypically recombined epithelia of skin and mucosa of adult mouse by Schweizer, J, Winter, H, Hill, M W, Mackenzie, I C

“…Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions were investigated considering both morphologic criteria and keratin polypeptide expression in homotypic and heterotypic…”
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