Search Results - "Thompson, Barry L."

Modeling land-based nitrogen loads from groundwater-dominated agricultural watersheds to estuaries to inform nutrient reduction planning by Jiang, Yefang, Nishimura, Peter, van den Heuvel, Michael R., MacQuarrie, Kerry T.B., Crane, Cindy S., Xing, Zisheng, Raymond, Bruce G., Thompson, Barry L.

“…•A new integrated modeling approach was developed for predicting estuarine N loads.•N loads were assessed by coupling LEACHN simulations and GIS-based land use…”
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Assessment of the Maximal Split-Half Coefficient to Estimate Reliability by Thompson, Barry L., Green, Samuel B., Yang, Yanyun

“…The maximal split-half coefficient is computed by calculating all possible split-half reliability estimates for a scale and then choosing the maximal value as…”
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Identification of Genes Induced by Growth Hormone in Rat Liver Using cDNA Arrays by Thompson, Barry J. L, Shang, Catherine A, Waters, Mike J

“…Growth hormone (GH) is a pleiotropic cytokine that acts upon its target cells to regulate their growth, differentiation and metabolism. GH is thought to act by…”
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Colorectal cancer progression: Lessons from Drosophila? by Bell, Graham P., Thompson, Barry J.

“…•Signalling pathways that produce colorectal adenomas are summarised.•Adenomas progress to adenocarcinomas by forming tiny epithelial cysts.•Epithelial cysts…”
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Changes in soil organic matter over 18 years in Prince Edward Island, Canada by Nyiraneza, Judith, Thompson, Barry L., geng, Xiaoyuan, He, Juanxia, Jiang, Yefang, Fillmore, Sherry A.E., Stiles, Kyra

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Genes induced by growth hormone in a model of adipogenic differentiation by Shang, Catherine A., Thompson, Barry J.L., Teasdale, Rohan, Brown, Richard J., Waters, Michael J.

“…A substantial number of GH regulated genes have been reported in mature hepatocytes, but genes involved in GH-initiated cell differentiation have not yet been…”
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Iontophoresis of Vidarabine Monophosphate for Herpes Orolabialis by Gangarosa, Louis P., Hill, James M., Thompson, Barry L., Leggett, Carol, Kissing, J. Peter

“…The cutaneous application of antiviral agents was studied by iontophoresis, a process that increases penetration of most drugs 20- to 60-fold. Twenty-seven…”
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