Search Results - "Jusuf, P"

FKRP-dependent glycosylation of fibronectin regulates muscle pathology in muscular dystrophy by Wood, A. J., Lin, C. H., Li, M., Nishtala, K., Alaei, S., Rossello, F., Sonntag, C., Hersey, L., Miles, L. B., Krisp, C., Dudczig, S., Fulcher, A. J., Gibertini, S., Conroy, P. J., Siegel, A., Mora, M., Jusuf, P., Packer, N. H., Currie, P. D.

“…The muscular dystrophies encompass a broad range of pathologies with varied clinical outcomes. In the case of patients carrying defects in fukutin-related…”
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Toxicological effects of different antioxidant compounds abundant in plants: a comparative study in zebrafish towards glaucoma treatment by Caceres V諥z, P.R., Hercus, J., Jusuf, P

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P06-05 Zebrafish embryo acute toxicity and antioxidant characterization of native Australian plants: towards safe and effective glaucoma treatments by Kiloni, S.M., Akhtar, A., Cáceres-Vélez, P.R., Dunshea, F., Jusuf, P.

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Cross-sectional infarct edge jaggedness does not influence ventricular electrical stability in a rabbit model of late myocardial infarct healing by McLachlan, C S, Jelinek, H F, Kummerfeld, S K, Rummery, N M, Jusuf, P R, Hambly, B, McGuire, M A

“…Previous studies have suggested that the jaggedness of the healed or healing infarct edge influences cardiac electrical stability. However, these findings have…”
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A method to determine the fractal dimension of the cross-sectional jaggedness of the infarct scar edge by McLachlan, C S, Jelinek, H F, Kummerfeld, S K, Rummery, N, McLachlan, P D, Jusuf, P, Driussi, C, Yin, J

“…This study describes the use of a shareware software package available from the National Institutes of Health for computing the fractal dimension…”
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Advances in understanding circuits serving colour vision by Martin, P. R., Grunert, U., Lee, S. C. S., Jusuf, P. R.

“…Abstract only…”
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Random Wiring in the Midget Pathway of Primate Retina by Jusuf, Patricia R, Martin, Paul R, Grunert, Ulrike

“…The present study addresses the questions of how topographically organized neuronal populations are connected, and whether there is anatomical evidence for…”
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Synaptic connectivity in the midget-parvocellular pathway of primate central retina by Jusuf, Patricia R., Martin, Paul R., Grünert, Ulrike

“…The synaptic connectivity of OFF midget bipolar cells was investigated in the central retina of two primate species, the New World common marmoset monkey,…”
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Localization of glycine receptor alpha subunits on bipolar and amacrine cells in primate retina by Jusuf, Patricia R., Haverkamp, Silke, Grünert, Ulrike

“…The major inhibitory neurotransmitter glycine is used by about half of the amacrine cells in the retina. Amacrine cells provide synaptic output to bipolar,…”
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A semi-quantitative PCR method for the detection of low levels of apoptotic DNA fragmentation in a heart failure model by McLachlan, C S, Yin, J L, Driussi, C, Jusuf, P R, Hambly, B, McGuire, M A

“…Cells that are apoptotic and comprise less than 2% of the total cellular population are difficult to detect by conventional methods (i.e., DNA ladder). We…”
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Synaptic connectivity of the diffuse bipolar cell type DB6 in the inner plexiform layer of primate retina by Jusuf, Patricia R., Lee, Sammy C.S., Grünert, Ulrike

“…Diffuse bipolar cells in primate retina receive synaptic input from multiple cones and provide output to ganglion cells. Diffuse bipolar cells can be…”
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Tyramide signal amplification enhances the detectable distribution of connexin-43 positive gap junctions across the ventricular wall of the rabbit heart by McLachlan, Craig S, Jusuf, Patricia R, Rummery, Nicole, Kummerfeld, Sarah K, Hambly, Brett, McGuire, Mark A, Turner, Virginia

“…Previous mapping studies examinig the distribution and pattern of staining for connexin-43 expression (the major ventricular gap junction protein) across the…”
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