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Plant Disease|February 9, 2019
Control of Sphaeropsis Rot in Stored Apple Fruit Caused by Sphaeropsis pyriputrescens with Postharvest FungicidesC L Xiao, Y K Kim, R J Boal
Journal of the American Chemical Society|January 6, 2010
DNA-mediated charge transport in redox sensing and signalingJoseph C Genereux, Amie K Boal, Jacqueline K Barton
Frontline Gastroenterology|August 26, 2017
The financial impact of a nurse-led telemedicine service for inflammatory bowel disease in a large district general hospitalSeth Ian Squires, Allan John Boal, Graham Douglas Naismith
Langmuir : the ACS Journal of Surfaces and Colloids|August 15, 2009
Metalloporphyrin assemblies on pyridine-functionalized titanium dioxideMichael T Brumbach, Andrew K Boal, David R Wheeler
Organic Letters|July 16, 2009
An interrupted Fischer indolization approach toward fused indoline-containing natural productsBen W Boal, Alex W Schammel, Neil K Garg
The Clinical Teacher|June 9, 2026
STR1DE: A Near-Peer Approach to FY1 TeachingJoe Gleeson-Buddhdev, Hayley Boal, Ashley Wragg, et al.
Journal of Neurochemistry|February 14, 2002
The human histamine H2-receptor couples more efficiently to Sf9 insect cell Gs-proteins than to insect cell Gq-proteins: limitations of Sf9 cells for the analysis of receptor/Gq-protein couplingChristine Houston, Katharina Wenzel-Seifert, Tilmann Bürckstümmer, et al.
Journal of Leukocyte Biology|June 1, 1997
Complex regulation of human neutrophil activation by actin filaments: dihydrocytochalasin B and botulinum C2 toxin uncover the existence of multiple cation entry pathwaysK Wenzel-Seifert, H Lentzen, K Aktories, et al.
Journal of Leukocyte Biology|September 1, 1996
Concanavalin A and mistletoe lectin I differentially activate cation entry and exocytosis in human neutrophils: lectins may activate multiple subtypes of cation channelsK Wenzel-Seifert, D Krautwurst, H Lentzen, et al.
The Biochemical Journal|March 1, 1996
Thapsigargin activates univalent- and bivalent-cation entry in human neutrophils by a SK&F I3 96365- and Gd3+-sensitive pathway and is a partial secretagogue: involvement of pertussis-toxin-sensitive G-proteins and protein phosphatases 1/2A and 2B in the signal-transduction pathwayK Wenzel-Seifert, D Krautwurst, I Musgrave, et al.
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