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Regulation of osteoarthritis by omega-3 (n-3) polyunsaturated fatty acids in a naturally occurring model of disease by Knott, L, Avery, N.C, Hollander, A.P, Tarlton, J.F

“…Summary Objective To examine effects of high omega-3 (n-3) polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) diets on development of osteoarthritis (OA) in a spontaneous…”
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Light-based monitoring devices to assess range use by laying hens by Buijs, S, Nicol, C J, Booth, F, Richards, G, Tarlton, J F

“…Access to an outdoor range has many potential benefits for laying hens but range use can be poor due to factors only partly understood. Techniques to monitor…”
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Subchondral bone plate remodels more rapidly than trabecular bone in osteoarthritis by Zamli, Z, Brown, K.R, Tarlton, J.F, Sharif, M

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High-intensity exercise induces structural, compositional and metabolic changes in cuboidal bones — findings from an equine athlete model by Tidswell, H.K, Innes, J.F, Avery, N.C, Clegg, P.D, Barr, A.R.S, Vaughan-Thomas, A, Wakley, G, Tarlton, J.F

“…Abstract Fatigue fracture of cuboidal bones occurs in the human foot as well as the equine carpus. The racehorse provides a naturally-occurring model to study…”
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Changes in metabolism of collagen in genitourinary prolapse by Jackson, S R, Avery, N C, Tarlton, J F, Eckford, S D, Abrams, P, Bailey, A J

“…Genitourinary prolapse is a common problem, the pathophysiology of which is unknown. We analysed vaginal-epithelial tissue from premenopausal women with…”
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124 LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF CARTILAGE AND SUBCHONDRAL BONE CHANGES IN A SPONTANEOUS ANIMAL MODEL OF KNEE OA by Zamli, Z, Cartwright, C, Cook, W.A, Torlot, G.E, Vassilevskaja, K, Kawamoto, K, Kawamoto, T, Ronson-Brown, K.A, Tarlton, J.F, Sharif, M.M

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Ultrastructural Differences in Cranial Cruciate Ligaments from Dogs of Two Breeds with a Differing Predisposition to Ligament Degeneration and Rupture by Comerford, E.J., Tarlton, J.F., Wales, A., Bailey, A.J., Innes, J.F.

“…Cranial (anterior) cruciate ligament (CCL) samples were obtained from dogs of the Labrador retriever (LR) and greyhound (GH) breeds, of which the former but…”
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Biomechanical and biochemical study of a standardized wound healing model by Paul, R.G., Tarlton, J.F., Purslow, P.P., Sims, T.J., Watkins, P., Marshall, F., Ferguson, M.J., Bailey, A.J.

“…Standardized protocols were developed for use in a detailed investigation into the biomechanical and biochemical properties of a dermal wound healing model in…”
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The effects of long (C20/22) and short (C18) chain omega-3 fatty acids on keel bone fractures, bone biomechanics, behavior, and egg production in free-range laying hens by Toscano, M. J., Booth, F., Wilkins, L. J., Avery, N. C., Brown, S. B., Richards, G., Tarlton, J. F.

“…Keel fractures in the laying hen are the most critical animal welfare issue facing the egg production industry, particularly with the increased use of…”
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Effects of housing, parturition and diet change on the biochemistry and biomechanics of the support structures of the hoof of dairy heifers by Knott, L., Tarlton, J.F., Craft, H., Webster, A.J.F.

“…This study investigated effects of housing, diet and parturition on the biochemistry, biomechanics and pathology of feet of maiden, pregnant and lactating…”
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Impact of a mixed chain length omega-3 fatty acid diet on production variables in commercial free-range laying hens by Toscano, M.J., Wilkins, L.J., Tarlton, J.F.

“…1. Previous studies found beneficial effects on the prevalence of keel fractures and bone health in laying hens receiving a short chain ω3 fatty acid diet…”
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Distal femoral intercondylar notch dimensions and their relationship to composition and metabolism of the canine anterior cruciate ligament by Comerford, E.J., Tarlton, J.F., Avery, N.C., Bailey, A.J., Innes, J.F.

“…To determine the relationship between the dimensions of the distal femoral intercondylar notch (ICN) and the composition and metabolism of the anterior…”
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Biomechanical and Histopathological Changes in the Support Structures of Bovine Hooves around the Time of First Calving by Tarlton, J.F., Holah, D.E., Evans, K.M., Jones, S., Pearson, G.R., Webster, A.J.F.

“…Hooves were removed from heifers killed two weeks before calving (C−2), and four and twelve weeks post-calving (C+4 and C+12), and from age-matched maiden…”
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P287 - Factors promoting inflammation-induced fibrosis in Crohn's disease by Whiting, C.V., Bailey, J.R., Tarlton, J.F., Probert, C.S.J., Bland, P.W.

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P271 - Interactions between pro-inflammatory cytokines and IL-13 during the development of intestinal strictures by Bailey, J.R., Tarlton, J.F., Probert, C.S.J., Bland, P.W., Whiting, C.V.

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Use of matrix metalloproteinases 2 and 9 and white blood cell counts in monitoring the treatment and predicting the survival of horses with septic arthritis by Kidd, J. A., Barr, A. R. S., Tarlton, J. F.

“…Thirty-nine samples of synovial fluid were collected from the joints of 32 horses with suspected septic arthritis and 39 samples were collected from horses…”
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Investigation of the composition, turnover, and thermal properties of ruptured cranial cruciate ligaments of dogs by Comerford, E.J, Innes, J.F, Tarlton, J.F, Bailey, A.J

“…To assess different components of the extracellular matrix with regard to their thermal properties, composition, and turnover in ruptured cranial cruciate…”
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Up-regulated lactate, TGF-β and collagen synthesis in the ischaemic skin of patients with peripheral vascular disease by Dalton, S.J, Whiting, C.V, Mitchell, D.C., Tarlton, J.F.

“…Introduction  We have previously shown that dermal hypoxia alters collagen turnover in chronically ischaemic skin; however, no mechanism for this has been…”
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Postsurgical wound progression monitored by temporal changes in the expression of matrix metalloproteinase-9 by TARLTON, J.F., VICKERY, C.J., LEAPER, D.J., BAILEY, A.J.

“…Summary It is important to monitor the early stages of postoperative would repair in order to identify those problems associated with impaired healing. Many of…”
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Biochemical, biomechanical and histological analyses of failure of supportive structures in cattle hooves by Tarlton, J.F., Webster, A.J.F

“…The most common and intractable condition which leads to lameness in cattle is claw horn disruption (CHD). Although many risk factors have been associated with…”
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