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Michael J Simmonds

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Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation|April 18, 2018
Haemochromatosis: Pathophysiology and the red blood cell1Kieran J Richardson, Antony P McNamee, Michael J Simmonds
Journal of Geriatric Cardiology : JGC|October 18, 2013
Blood rheology and agingMichael J Simmonds, Herbert J Meiselman, Oguz K Baskurt
Transfusion|September 17, 2020
Mechanical sensitivity of red blood cells improves in individuals with hemochromatosis following venesection therapyKieran J Richardson, Antony P McNamee, Michael J Simmonds
Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis|April 30, 2024
Blood Rheology and Hemodynamics: Still Illuminating after 20 YearsMichael J Simmonds, Herbert J Meiselman, Jon A Detterich
Journal of Neurophysiology|September 9, 2016
Maximal intermittent contractions of the first dorsal interosseous inhibits voluntary activation of the contralateral homologous muscleJustin J Kavanagh, Matthew R Feldman, Michael J Simmonds
Journal of Neurophysiology|March 14, 2019
Reduced blood oxygen levels induce changes in low-threshold motor unit firing that align with the individual's tolerance to hypoxiaDaniel J McKeown, Michael J Simmonds, Justin J Kavanagh
Transfusion|September 18, 2020
Hemochromatosis alters the sensitivity of red blood cells to mechanical stressKieran J Richardson, Antony P McNamee, Michael J Simmonds
Microcirculation (New York, N.Y. : 1994)|August 2, 2020
Sublethal mechanical shear stress increases the elastic shear modulus of red blood cells but does not change capillary transit velocityAntony P McNamee, Geoff D Tansley, Michael J Simmonds
Frontiers in Physiology|February 27, 2019
Shear Stress Ameliorates Superoxide Impairment to Erythrocyte Deformability With Concurrent Nitric Oxide Synthase ActivationLennart Kuck, Marijke Grau, Wilhelm Bloch, et al.
Transfusion|October 17, 2018
Red blood cell mechanical sensitivity improves in patients with sickle cell disease undergoing chronic transfusion after prolonged, subhemolytic shear exposureMichael J Simmonds, Silvie Suriany, Derek Ponce, et al.
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Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation|April 18, 2018
Haemochromatosis: Pathophysiology and the red blood cell1Kieran J Richardson, Antony P McNamee, Michael J Simmonds
Journal of Geriatric Cardiology : JGC|October 18, 2013
Blood rheology and agingMichael J Simmonds, Herbert J Meiselman, Oguz K Baskurt
Transfusion|September 17, 2020
Mechanical sensitivity of red blood cells improves in individuals with hemochromatosis following venesection therapyKieran J Richardson, Antony P McNamee, Michael J Simmonds
Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis|April 30, 2024
Blood Rheology and Hemodynamics: Still Illuminating after 20 YearsMichael J Simmonds, Herbert J Meiselman, Jon A Detterich
Journal of Neurophysiology|September 9, 2016
Maximal intermittent contractions of the first dorsal interosseous inhibits voluntary activation of the contralateral homologous muscleJustin J Kavanagh, Matthew R Feldman, Michael J Simmonds
Journal of Neurophysiology|March 14, 2019
Reduced blood oxygen levels induce changes in low-threshold motor unit firing that align with the individual's tolerance to hypoxiaDaniel J McKeown, Michael J Simmonds, Justin J Kavanagh
Transfusion|September 18, 2020
Hemochromatosis alters the sensitivity of red blood cells to mechanical stressKieran J Richardson, Antony P McNamee, Michael J Simmonds
Microcirculation (New York, N.Y. : 1994)|August 2, 2020
Sublethal mechanical shear stress increases the elastic shear modulus of red blood cells but does not change capillary transit velocityAntony P McNamee, Geoff D Tansley, Michael J Simmonds
Frontiers in Physiology|February 27, 2019
Shear Stress Ameliorates Superoxide Impairment to Erythrocyte Deformability With Concurrent Nitric Oxide Synthase ActivationLennart Kuck, Marijke Grau, Wilhelm Bloch, et al.
Transfusion|October 17, 2018
Red blood cell mechanical sensitivity improves in patients with sickle cell disease undergoing chronic transfusion after prolonged, subhemolytic shear exposureMichael J Simmonds, Silvie Suriany, Derek Ponce, et al.
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