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Journal of Neuroscience Methods|February 1, 1984
A double-cycle high-speed voltammetric technique allowing direct measurement of irreversibly oxidised species: characterisation and application to the temporal measurement of ascorbate in the rat central nervous systemJ A Stamford, Z L Kruk, J MillarMetabolism: Clinical and Experimental|August 1, 1996
Smoking multiple high- versus low-nicotine cigarettes: impact on resting energy expenditureL C Collins, J Walker, B A StamfordNeuropharmacology|December 1, 1989
Dissociation of the actions of uptake blockers upon dopamine overflow and uptake in the rat nucleus accumbens: in vivo voltammetric dataJ A Stamford, Z L Kruk, J MillarNeuroscience Letters|August 15, 1986
Measurement of stimulated dopamine release in the rat by in vivo voltammetry: the influence of stimulus duration on drug responsesJ A Stamford, Z L Kruk, J MillarBMJ (Clinical Research Ed.)|October 5, 1996
Doctor in the lab: what is it like for a doctor to work with scientists?C M Jorm, J A Stamford, L StruninBritish Journal of Pharmacology|January 1, 1991
Differential effects of dopamine agonists upon stimulated limbic and striatal dopamine release: in vivo voltammetric dataJ A Stamford, Z L Kruk, J MillarAmerican Journal of Lifestyle Medicine|October 31, 2019
Cigarette Smoking: An Accessory to the Development of Insulin ResistanceAshley Artese, Bryant A Stamford, Robert J MoffattNeuroscience Letters|November 23, 1987
Accommodation of rat nigrostriatal dopamine neurones to high frequency electrical stimulation of the median forebrain bundle: in vivo voltammetric dataJ A Stamford, Z L Kruk, J MillarJournal of Neuroscience Methods|July 1, 1990
Fast cyclic voltammetry: improved sensitivity to dopamine with extended oxidation scan limitsS Hafizi, Z L Kruk, J A StamfordNeuroscience Letters|October 10, 1985
Ascorbic acid does not modulate stimulated dopamine release: in vivo voltammetric data in the ratJ A Stamford, Z L Kruk, J MillarPageof 13