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Brain Research|July 7, 1987
Quinolinic acid does not spare striatal neuropeptide Y-immunoreactive neuronsR J Boegman, Y Smith, A ParentExperimental Neurology|August 1, 1983
Ca2+-activated protease in denervated rat skeletal muscle measured by an immunoassayJ S Elce, R Hasspieler, R J BoegmanNeuroscience Letters|September 25, 1981
Peripheral nerve contains heterogeneous growth factors that support sensory neurons in vitroR J Riopelle, R J Boegman, D A CameronNeuroscience Letters|January 1, 1990
Acetylcholine content and distribution in rat cortical synaptosomes after in vivo exposure to quinolinic acidR H Metcalf, D L Riddell, R J BoegmanImmunopharmacology|August 1, 1984
The inhibitory effect of phenothiazines on NK-mediated cytolysis of tumor cellsL P Laing, R J Boegman, J C RoderBrain Research|November 21, 1983
Batrachotoxin induced axonal necrosis followed by regenerationG R Moore, D M Robertson, R J BoegmanBrain Research|November 23, 1981
Consequences of axonal transport blockade by batrachotoxin on mammalian neuromuscular junction. II. Late pre- and postsynaptic changesS S Deshpande, R J Boegman, E X AlbuquerqueCanadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology|December 1, 1994
The 1993 Upjohn Award Lecture. Quinolinic acid induced brain neurotransmitter deficits: modulation by endogenous excitotoxin antagonistsK H Jhamandas, R J Boegman, R J BeningerBrain Research|April 7, 1980
Consequences of axonal transport blockade induced by batrachotoxin on mammalian neuromuscular junction I. Early pre- and postsynaptic changesR J Boegman, S S Deshpande, E X AlbuquerqueBrain Research|November 12, 1993
Picolinic acid modulates kainic acid-evoked glutamate release from the striatum in vitroL Vrooman, K Jhamandas, R J Boegman, et al.Pageof 8