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Chondrocyte phenotype and cell survival are regulated by culture conditions and by specific cytokines through the expression of Sox‐9 transcription factor by Kolettas, E., Muir, H. I., Barrett, J. C., Hardingham, T. E.

“…Objective. To investigate the effects of culture conditions, serum and specific cytokines such as insulin‐like growth factor (IGF) 1 and interleukin (IL) 1α on…”
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Effects of high and low blood lactate concentrations on sweat lactate response by Green, J M, Bishop, P A, Muir, I H, McLester, Jr, J R, Heath, H E

“…Sweat lactate results from eccrine gland metabolism, however, the possible clearance of blood lactate through sweat has not been resolved. On separate days in…”
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Prediction of rectal temperature from ear canal temperature by Muir, I. H., Bishop, P. A., Lomax, R. G., Green, J. M.

“…Personal heat strain monitoring provides the best means for maximizing worker safety and productivity in hot jobs. The present study compared methods for…”
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Micro-environment changes inside impermeable protective clothing during a continuous work exposure by Muir, I. H., Bishop, P. A., Kozusko, J.

“…Protective clothing (PC) results in a micro-environment between itself and the body. Workers are then exposed to a heat stress greater than the ambient…”
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Gender differences in sweat lactate by Green, J M, Bishop, P A, Muir, I H, Lomax, R G

“…Sweat rate may affect sweat lactate concentration. The current study examined potential gender differences in sweat lactate concentrations because of varying…”
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Neutron and X-ray solution-scattering studies of the ternary complex between proteoglycan-binding region, link protein and hyaluronan by PERKINS, S. J, NEALIS, A. S, DUNHAM, D. G, HARDINGHAM, T. E, MUIR, I. H

“…Proteoglycan aggregates of cartilage are stabilized by the formation of a ternary complex between the G1 domain at the N-terminus of the proteoglycan monomer…”
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A reappraisal of the structure of normal canine articular cartilage by DUNHAM, J, SHACKLETON, D. R, BILLINGHAM, M. E. J, BITENSKY, L, CHAYEN, J, MUIR, I. H

“…It has been shown that some of the controversy over the structure of articular cartilage may be due to slight differences in the orientation of the sample that…”
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Expression of cartilage-specific molecules is retained on long-term culture of human articular chondrocytes by Kolettas, E, Buluwela, L, Bayliss, M T, Muir, H I

“…Normal human adult articular chondrocytes were used to determine how the chondrocyte phenotype is modulated by culture conditions following long-term culture…”
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Molecular modeling of the multidomain structures of the proteoglycan binding region and the link protein of cartilage by neutron and synchrotron x-ray scattering by Perkins, Stephen J, Nealis, Adam S, Dunham, David G, Hardingham, Timothy E, Muir, I. Helen

“…The interaction of proteoglycan monomers with hyaluronate in cartilage is mediated by a globular binding region at the N-terminus of the proteoglycan monomer;…”
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Possible mechanism for target cell lysis by cytotoxic T-cells by Friedberg, R C, Askonas, B A, Taylor, P M, Bitensky, L, Chayen, J, Muir, I H

“…The mechanism of the lysis of target cells by cytotoxic T-cells (Tc) is still obscure; there is no evidence for transfer of material from the Tc and prior to…”
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T-cell mediated cytolysis: evidence for target-cell suicide by Chayen, J, Pitsillides, A A, Bitensky, L, Muir, I H, Taylor, P M, Askonas, B A

“…The mechanism by which cytotoxic T-lymphocytes (Tc) induce the death of specific target cells is still controversial. We have used quantitative cytochemical…”
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Rapid changes in target cell lysosomes induced by cytotoxic T cells: indication of target suicide? by Pitsillides, A A, Taylor, P M, Bitensky, L, Chayen, J, Muir, I H, Askonas, B A

“…Although many studies have attempted to elucidate how cytotoxic T (Tc) lymphocytes cause the death of target cells, the mechanism is still controversial. In…”
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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF WOMEN TENNIS PLAYERS WEARING ONE AND TWO-PIECE UNIFORMS IN A WARM AND HUMID ENVIRONMENT by Myhre, L G., Muir, I H.

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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ACCLIMATED MEN DURING AN INTERMITTENT TREADMILL PROTOCOL IN A WARM HUMID ENVIRONMENT by Muir, I H., Myhre, L G.

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Effects of a novel ice-cooling technique on work in protective clothing at 28 degrees C, 23 degrees C, and 18 degrees C WBGTs by Muir, I H, Bishop, P A, Ray, P

“…This study tested a new ice cooling system that permits ice cooling system recharge without personal protective clothing removal. Six male volunteers (22.1 +/-…”
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INDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN RESPONSES OF ELITE RUNNERS TO 40 DAYS OF SLEEPING IN SIMULATED HIGH ALTITUDE by Muir, I H., Myhre, L G., Salazar, A B., Dahms, T

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LIVE HIGH TRAIN LOW???: FROM A COACHING PERSPECTIVE by Salazar, A B., Myhre, L G., Muir, I H., Dahms, T

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EFFECT OF 40 DAYS SLEEPING IN NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA ON TOTAL HEMOGLOBIN MASS IN COMPETITIVE RUNNERS by Myhre, L G., Muir, I H., Salazar, A B., Dahms, T

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EFFECTIVENESS OF A 20-m SHUTTLE RUN TEST AS A PREDICTOR OF MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE IN ADULTS by Muir, I. H., Smith, J. F.

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Enzymic heterogeneity of normal canine articular cartilage by Dunham, J, Shackleton, D R, Bitensky, L, Chayen, J, Billingham, M E, Muir, I H

“…Articular cartilage is generally considered to be an homogeneous tissue. It has now been shown that, although different regions of the medial tibial cartilage…”
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