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Metabolism: Clinical and Experimental|September 1, 1993
Sodium-lithium countertransport activity is not affected by short-term insulin exposure in vivo or in a physiologic medium in vitroP A Rutherford, T H Thomas, T Hardman, et al.British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology|February 1, 1976
Comparative effects of acebutolol and practolol on the lipolytic response to isoprenalineD O Gibbons, A F Lant, A Ashford, et al.Journal of Human Hypertension|March 3, 1998
Kinetic characteristics of the erythrocyte sodium-lithium countertransporter in black normotensive subjects compared with three other ethnic groupsT C Hardman, P Croft, Z Morrish, et al.The Journal of Pathology|January 1, 1981
Oesophageal epithelial ultrastructure after incubation with gastrointestinal fluids and their componentsM C Bateson, D Hopwood, G Milne, et al.Gut|April 1, 1981
Effects of bile acids and hydrogen ion on the fine structure of oesophageal epitheliumD Hopwood, M C Bateson, G Milne, et al.American Journal of Hypertension|February 1, 1996
Kinetic characteristics of the erythrocyte sodium-lithium countertransporter in subjects with coronary artery diseaseT C Hardman, R Barlow, S W Dubrey, et al.Journal of Clinical Pathology|February 1, 1980
A comparative trial of liver biopsy needlesM C Bateson, D Hopwood, H L Duguid, et al.Gut|August 1, 1977
Effect of prolonged feeding with chenodeoxycholic acid on bile in patients with and without gallstonesM C Bateson, P E Ross, J Murison, et al.Lancet (London, England)|May 27, 1978
Comparison of fixed doses of chenodeoxycholic acid for gallstone dissolutionM C Bateson, P E Ross, J Murison, et al.British Medical Journal|May 6, 1978
Reversal of clofibrate-induced cholesterol oversaturation of bile with chenodeoxycholic acidM C Bateson, P E Ross, J Murison, et al.Pageof 10