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Relating specific connexin co-expression ratio to connexon composition and gap junction function by Desplantez, T, Grikscheit, K, Thomas, N.M, Peters, N.S, Severs, N.J, Dupont, E

“…Abstract Cardiac connexin 43 (Cx43), Cx40 and Cx45 are co-expressed at distinct ratios in myocytes. This pattern is considered a key factor in regulating the…”
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Gap junctions and connexin expression in human suburothelial interstitial cells by Sui, G.P., Rothery, S., Dupont, E., Fry, C.H., Severs, N.J.

“…Objective  To determine whether suburothelial interstitial cells of the human bladder express gap junctions, and if so, to establish their extent and…”
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Relative susceptibility of endothelium and myocardial cells to ischaemia-reperfusion injury by MANKAD, P.S., AMRANI, M., ROTHERY, S., SEVERS, N.J., YACOUB, M.H.

“…We have investigated the timescale, extent and sequence of endothelial, myocardial and smooth muscle cell dysfunction following ischaemia‐reperfusion in the…”
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Inverted logic by SEVERS, N.J

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Impedance measurements and connexin expression in human detrusor muscle from stable and unstable bladders by Sui, G.P., Coppen, S.R., Dupont, E., Rothery, S., Gillespie, J., Newgreen, D., Severs, N.J., Fry, C.H.

“…Three of this month's Scientific Discovery papers highlight the importance of collaboration in delivering high quality scientific research. As scientific…”
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Upregulation of Connexin43 Gap Junctions During Early Stages of Human Coronary Atherosclerosis by Blackburn, J.P, Peters, N.S, Yeh, H.-I, Rothery, S, Green, C.R, Severs, N.J

“…Interactions between cells form the framework for understanding the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis, but little information is available on the role of direct…”
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Nuclear pore formation and the cell cycle in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by Jordan, E G, Severs, N J, Williamson, D H

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CONNEXIN EXPRESSION IN HUNTINGTON'S DISEASED HUMAN BRAIN by Vis, J.C., Nicholson, L.F.B., Faull, R.L.M., Evans, W.H., Severs, N.J., Green, C.R.

“…In Huntington's diseased human brain, it is in the caudate nucleus (CN) and globus pallidus (GP) of the basal ganglia where nerve cell death is seen most…”
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The cardiac gap junction and intercalated disc by Severs, N J

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An interpretive freeze-fracture study of plant cell nuclear pore complexes by Severs, N J, Jordan, E G

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Correlation of ultrastructure and function in calcium-tolerant myocytes isolated from the adult rat heart by Severs, N J, Slade, A M, Powell, T, Twist, V W, Warren, R L

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Nuclear pore absence from areas of close association between nucleus and vacuole in synchronous yeast cultures by Severs, N J, Jordan, E G, Williamson, D H

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131 LIPID DROPLETS: STRUCTURE, PROTEIN ORGANIZATION AND BIOGENESIS by Robenek, H., Severs, N.J., Weissen-Plenz, G., Ruebel, A., Buers, I.

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Macrophage-smooth muscle cell heterokaryons do not express scavenger receptors by Rommeswinkel, M., Severs, N.J., Köster, M., Robenek, H.

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A NEW HYPOTHESIS OF LIPID DROPLET BIOGENESIS by Robenek, H., Hofnagel, O., Buers, I., Severs, N.J.

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Effect of neuromimetics upon the release of atrial natriuretic peptide granules: Are multiple pathways involved in secretion? by Newman, T. M., Severs, N. J.

“…The release of atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) in response to the application of neurohumoral agonists (neuromimetics) is directly demonstrated and quantified…”
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Cardiac myocyte gap junctions : evidence for a major connexon protein with an apparent relative molecular mass of 70 000 by HARFST, E, SEVERS, N. J, GREEN, C. R

“…It is widely accepted that there is a family of gap junction connexon proteins, their distribution appearing to vary with tissue type and species. In cardiac…”
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CONNEXIN43 GAP JUNCTION LEVELS DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE THORACIC AORTA ARE TEMPORALLY CORRELATED WITH ELASTIC LAMINAE DEPOSITION AND INCREASED BLOOD PRESSURE by BLACKBURN, J.P, CONNAT, J.-L, SEVERS, N.J, GREEN, C.R

“…A characteristic property of the vascular smooth muscle cell is its ability to modulate between a contractile phenotype, responsible for control of vascular…”
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The Structure of the Contractile Apparatus in Ultrarapidly Frozen Smooth Muscle: Freeze-Fracture, Deep-Etch, and Freeze-Substitution Studies by Hodgkinson, J.L., Newman, T.M., Marston, S.B., Severs, N.J.

“…The structure of the smooth muscle contractile apparatus was studied using ultrarapid freezing followed by freeze substitution or by longitudinal…”
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Low serum cholesterol and suicide by Severs, N J

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