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Cell population depletion associated with fetal alcohol brain damage: mechanisms of BAC-dependent cell loss by West, J R, Goodlett, C R, Bonthius, D J, Hamre, K M, Marcussen, B L

“…Neuronal death is one of the most serious consequences of alcohol exposure during development. Studies described in this paper used a neonatal rat model to…”
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A single day of alcohol exposure during the brain growth spurt induces brain weight restriction and cerebellar Purkinje cell loss by Goodlett, C R, Marcussen, B L, West, J R

“…The period of rapid brain growth that occurs relatively late in development has been shown to be vulnerable to alcohol-induced brain growth deficits and neuron…”
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Developing rat Purkinje cells are more vulnerable to alcohol-induced depletion during differentiation than during neurogenesis by Marcussen, B L, Goodlett, C R, Mahoney, J C, West, J R

“…This study compared the extent of cerebellar Purkinje cell depletion induced by administering alcohol to rats during two temporally distinct periods of…”
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Prevalence of preventable blindness in a VA outpatient clinic by Marcussen, B L, Newcomb, R D

“…Seventy-nine of 4,005 veteran patients (1.97%) were found to have legal blindness during a retrospective record review of all eye patients examined during a…”
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Role of MgATP and inorganic phosphate ions in cross-bridge kinetics in insect (Lethocerus colossicus) flight muscle by Marcussen, B L, Kawai, M

“…The cross-bridge cycle and related kinetic parameters in insect muscles is determined in a skinned fiber system. Small preparations consisting of 2 fibers each…”
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DNA-based sensor for real-time measurement of the enzymatic activity of human topoisomerase I by Marcussen, Lærke Bay, Jepsen, Morten Leth, Kristoffersen, Emil Laust, Franch, Oskar, Proszek, Joanna, Ho, Yi-Ping, Stougaard, Magnus, Knudsen, Birgitta Ruth

“…Sensors capable of quantitative real-time measurements may present the easiest and most accurate way to study enzyme activities. Here we present a novel…”
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