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The Effectiveness of Treatments of Diabetic Autonomic Neuropathy Is Not the Same in Autonomic Nerves Supplying Different Organs by SHOTTON, Hannah R, CLARKE, Simon, LINCOLN, Jill

“…The Effectiveness of Treatments of Diabetic Autonomic Neuropathy Is Not the Same in Autonomic Nerves Supplying Different Organs Hannah R. Shotton , Simon…”
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Diabetes only affects nitric oxide synthase-containing myenteric neurons that do not contain heme oxygenase 2 by Shotton, Hannah R., Lincoln, Jill

“…It has been demonstrated that subpopulations of myenteric neurons are differentially susceptible to the development of neuropathy in diabetes. Within the…”
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Effect of aminoguanidine treatment on diabetes-induced changes in the myenteric plexus of rat ileum by Shotton, Hannah R, Adams, Ashok, Lincoln, Jill

“…Abstract The aim of this study was to investigate the ability of aminoguanidine (AG) to prevent diabetes-induced changes in nitric oxide synthase- (nNOS),…”
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Selective susceptibility of different populations of sympathetic neurons to diabetic neuropathy in vivo is reflected by increased vulnerability to oxidative stress in vitro by Semra, Yemane K., Wang, Mo, Peat, Nicholas J., Smith, Neil C.E., Shotton, Hannah R., Lincoln, Jill

“…Diabetes is the major cause of autonomic neuropathy in humans. Sympathetic neurons from the celiac/superior mesenteric ganglia (CG/SMG) develop neuropathic…”
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Prevention and partial reversal of diabetes-induced changes in enteric nerves of the rat ileum by combined treatment with α-lipoic acid and evening primrose oil by Shotton, Hannah R, Broadbent, Steven, Lincoln, Jill

“…Treatment with α-lipoic acid (LA) or evening primrose oil (EPO), individually, fails to prevent diabetes-induced changes in enteric nerves. Since synergy…”
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Spontaneous axonal regeneration after optic nerve injury in adult rat by Campbell, Greg, Holt, James K. L, Shotton, Hannah R, Anderson, Patrick N, Bavetta, Seb, Lieberman, A Robert

“…OPTIC nerves of adult rats were crushed 2 mm behind the eye to examine the ability of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) to regenerate their axons. Some animals…”
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