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Laboratory Animals|January 1, 1987
A technique for rearing germfree piglets obtained without surgeryB Ratcliffe, J P FordhamGut|June 1, 1989
Does dietary fibre stimulate intestinal epithelial cell proliferation in germ free rats?R A Goodlad, B Ratcliffe, J P Fordham, et al.Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology (Cambridge, England)|July 1, 1989
Plasma enteroglucagon, gastrin and peptide YY in conventional and germ-free rats refed with a fibre-free or fibre-supplemented dietR A Goodlad, B Ratcliffe, J P Fordham, et al.Current Treatment Options in Cardiovascular Medicine|March 10, 2001
Cardiopulmonary Complications Following Cardiac SurgeryRenée L. Quarterman, Arthur Wallace, Mark B. RatcliffeJournal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials|July 25, 2009
The biomechanics of arterial elastinNamrata Gundiah, Mark B Ratcliffe, Lisa A PruittJournal of Biomechanics|April 29, 2006
Determination of strain energy function for arterial elastin: Experiments using histology and mechanical testsNamrata Gundiah, Mark B Ratcliffe, Lisa A PruittMedical & Biological Engineering & Computing|September 14, 2012
Finite element modeling of mitral leaflet tissue using a layered shell approximationJonathan F Wenk, Mark B Ratcliffe, Julius M GuccioneASAIO Journal (American Society for Artificial Internal Organs : 1992)|February 10, 2000
The effect of diastolic stiffness on ventricular function after partial ventriculectomy: a finite element simulationM B Ratcliffe, J Hong, A Salahieh, et al.The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery|August 12, 2008
National Institutes of Health funding for cardiothoracic surgical researchMark B Ratcliffe, Cheryl Howard, Michael Mann, et al.Gut|December 1, 1990
Effects of lactulose and lactitol on protein digestion and metabolism in conventional and germ free animal models: relevance of the results to their use in the treatment of portosystemic encephalopathyS P Bird, D Hewitt, B Ratcliffe, et al.Pageof 11