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c-myb transactivates cdc2 expression via Myb binding sites in the 5'-flanking region of the human cdc2 gene by Ku, D H, Wen, S C, Engelhard, A, Nicolaides, N C, Lipson, K E, Marino, T A, Calabretta, B

“…The c-myb protooncogene is preferentially expressed in hematopoietic cells and is required for cell cycle progression at the G1/S boundary. Because c-myb…”
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Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen in Developing and Adult Rat Cardiac Muscle Cells by Marino, Thomas A, Haldar, Subrata, Williamson, Eileen C, Beaverson, Katherine, Walter, Ruth Anne, Marino, Deborah R, Beatty, Christine, Lipson, Kenneth E

“…During early development, rat cardiac muscle cells actively proliferate. Shortly after birth, division of cardiac muscle cells ceases, whereas DNA synthesis…”
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Hemodynamic versus adrenergic control of cat right ventricular hypertrophy by COOPER, G. IV, KENT, R. L, UBOH, C. E, THOMPSON, E. W, MARINO, T. A

“…The purpose of this study was to determine whether cardiac hypertrophy in response to hemodynamic overloading is a primary result of the increased load or is…”
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Load Regulation of the Properties of Adult Feline Cardiocytes The Role of Substrate Adhesion by Cooper, George, Mercer, W Edward, Hoober, J Kenneth, Gordon, Pamela R, Kent, Robert L, Lauva, Ines K, Marino, Thomas A

“…We have recently described rapid and reversible changes in cardiac structure, function, and composition in response to surgical load alteration in vivo. In the…”
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DIMSUM: an expert system for multiexponential model discrimination by Marino, A T, Distefano, 3rd, J J, Landaw, E M

“…DIMSUM is a highly automated, rule-based expert system designed to fit multiexponential models of increasing dimension to time series data, followed by…”
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Isolation and morphology of calcium-tolerant feline ventricular myocytes by Silver, L H, Hemwall, E L, Marino, T A, Houser, S R

“…A technique has been developed for isolating a high yield of Ca2+-tolerant rod-shaped myocytes from the right and left ventricles of cat myocardial tissue…”
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Structural analysis of pressure versus volume overload hypertrophy of cat right ventricle by Marino, T A, Kent, R L, Uboh, C E, Fernandez, E, Thompson, E W, Cooper, 4th, G

“…Pressure overload of cat right ventricle causes progressive abnormalities of in vitro contractile function at a time when in vivo contractile function is…”
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Role of contraction in the structure and growth of neonatal rat cardiocytes by Marino, T A, Kuseryk, L, Lauva, I K

“…The aim of this study was to determine the role of contraction in the regulation of neonatal rat cardiocyte growth in size. To accomplish this objective,…”
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Mechanical properties of adult feline ventricular myocytes in culture by Pollack, P S, Carson, N L, Nuss, H B, Marino, T A, Houser, S R

“…The contractile and electrophysiological properties of cultured adult feline ventricular myocytes were studied. Cells were field stimulated and contraction was…”
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Atrophy Reversal and Cardiocyte Redifferentiation in Reloaded Cat Myocardium by Thompson, Ed W, Marino, Thomas A, Uboh, Cornelius E, Kent, Robert L, Cooper, George

“…We have recently described rapid cardiac atrophy in response to decreased load. The present study was designed to determine whether this atrophy is solely a…”
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Complete Reversibility of Cat Right Ventricular Chronic Progressive Pressure Overload by Cooper, George, Marino, Thomas A

“…Chronic, progressive pressure overload of the cat right ventricle produces persistent, ongoing abnormalities of contractile, energetic, and biochemical…”
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Impairment of myocyte contractility following coronary artery narrowing is associated with activation of the myocyte IGF1 autocrine system, enhanced expression of late growth related genes, DNA synthesis, and myocyte nuclear mitotic division in rats by Reiss, K, Kajstura, J, Capasso, J M, Marino, T A, Anversa, P

“…To determine whether the alterations in ventricular loading and myocyte cellular contractile performance produced by short-term coronary artery constriction…”
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Cardiac atrioventricular junctional tissues in hearts from infants who died suddenly by Marino, Thomas A., Kane, Brigid M.

“…The cause of sudden infant death syndrome is not known at present. Most agree that in the majority of cases it involves primary apnea. However, cardiac…”
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Biochemical and structural correlates in unloaded and reloaded cat myocardium by Kent, R L, Uboh, C E, Thompson, E W, Gordon, S S, Marino, T A, Hoober, J K, Cooper, 4th, G

“…Cardiocytes of unloaded myocardium rapidly lose structural and functional integrity through a combined loss of myofibrils and contractile activity; both…”
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Oncocytic cardiomyopathy of infancy with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and ectopic foci causing tachydysrhythmias in children by Keller, B B, Mehta, A V, Shamszadeh, M, Marino, T A, Sanchez, G R, Huff, D S, Dunn, J M

“…Two female infants, ages 6 months and 13 months, were first seen in the newborn period with supraventricular tachycardia associated with Wolff-Parkinson-White…”
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High Dose Of Antacid (Mylanta II) Reduces Bioavailability Of Ranitidine by Mihaly, G. W., Marino, A. T., Webster, L. K., Jones, D. B., Louis, W. J., Smallwood, R. A.

“…To investigate the effect of antacid on the bioavailability and disposition of ranitidine six healthy volunteers were studied on two occasions one week apart…”
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Cardiac trauma and the conduction system: a case study of an 18-month-old child by Marino, T A, Langston, C

“…An 18-month-old child sustained cardiac trauma four to six weeks before he died of multiple injuries to the head. Post-mortem findings revealed that the child,…”
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Potassium measurements in the extracellular spaces of normal and failing cat myocardium by Martin, F G, Freeman, A R, Marino, T A, Houser, S R

“…After periods of quiescence, papillary muscles and trabeculae from normal and hypertrophied-failing cat hearts were subjected to ionic stress induced by…”
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Effects of Norepinephrine on Neonatal Rat Cardiocyte Growth and Differentiation by Thomas A. Marino, Ruth Anne Walter, Elizabeth Cobb, Maria Palasiuk, Parsons, Thomas, Mercer, W. Edward

“…Norepinephrine stimulates the growth in size of nondividing neonatal cardiocytes. During this time the neonatal cardiocyte is in a period of transition in…”
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Norepinephrine-induced cardiac hypertrophy of the cat heart by Marino, T A, Cassidy, M, Marino, D R, Carson, N L, Houser, S

“…Norepinephrine administration causes progressive hypertrophy of the mammalian heart as measured by myocardial mass. The purpose of this study was to determine…”
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