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BMC Biology|September 22, 2018
Reduced PRC2 function alters male germline epigenetic programming and paternal inheritanceJessica M Stringer, Samuel C Forster, Zhipeng Qu, et al.Journal of Bone and Mineral Research : the Official Journal of the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research|April 3, 1998
Expression of type X collagen and matrix calcification in three-dimensional cultures of immortalized temperature-sensitive chondrocytes derived from adult human articular cartilageB O Oyajobi, A Frazer, A P Hollander, et al.Radiation Oncology (London, England)|March 18, 2010
Pro-inflammatory cytokines play a key role in the development of radiotherapy-induced gastrointestinal mucositisZhi Yi Ong, Rachel J Gibson, Joanne M Bowen, et al.Molecular Cancer Therapeutics|August 19, 2007
A novel animal model to investigate fractionated radiotherapy-induced alimentary mucositis: the role of apoptosis, p53, nuclear factor-kappaB, COX-1, and COX-2Ann S J Yeoh, Rachel J Gibson, Eric E K Yeoh, et al.Cancer Biology & Therapy|April 26, 2007
Velafermin improves gastrointestinal mucositis following irinotecan treatment in tumor-bearing DA ratsRachel J Gibson, Andrea M Stringer, Joanne M Bowen, et al.Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes (1999)|June 29, 2011
Optimal time on HAART for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIVCarla J Chibwesha, Mark J Giganti, Nande Putta, et al.Experientia|April 15, 1989
Detection of the H-RAS oncogene in human thyroid anaplastic carcinomasB M Stringer, J M Rowson, M H Parkar, et al.Plos One|September 14, 2011
Ancient antimicrobial peptides kill antibiotic-resistant pathogens: Australian mammals provide new optionsJianghui Wang, Emily S W Wong, Jane C Whitley, et al.International Journal of Experimental Pathology|September 22, 2009
Irinotecan-induced mucositis manifesting as diarrhoea corresponds with an amended intestinal flora and mucin profileAndrea M Stringer, Rachel J Gibson, Joanne M Bowen, et al.Nature Microbiology|January 10, 2017
Horizontally acquired AT-rich genes in Escherichia coli cause toxicity by sequestering RNA polymeraseLisa E Lamberte, Gabriele Baniulyte, Shivani S Singh, et al.Pageof 39