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BMJ (Clinical Research Ed.)|October 21, 1995
The myth of maternal transmission of spongiform encephalopathyR M Ridley, H F BakerTrends in Neurosciences|August 1, 1991
Can fetal neural transplants restore function in monkeys with lesion-induced behavioural deficits?R M Ridley, H F BakerPsychopharmacology|January 1, 1987
Effects of arecoline and pilocarpine on learning ability in marmosets pretreated with hemicholinium-3R M Ridley, H F Baker, B DrewettBrain Research|May 6, 1982
Studies on the accessibility of prolactin and growth hormone to brain: effect of opiate agonists on hormone levels in serial, simultaneous plasma and cerebrospinal fluid samples in the rhesus monkeyP E Belchetz, R M Ridley, H F BakerPharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|March 1, 1981
An analysis of visual object reversal learning in the marmoset after amphetamine and haloperidolR M Ridley, T A Haystead, H F BakerPsychological Medicine|February 1, 1986
Transmissible and non-transmissible neurodegenerative disease: similarities in age of onset and genetics in relation to aetiologyR M Ridley, H F Baker, T J CrowBiological Psychiatry|October 1, 1979
The time course of the behavioral effects of amphetamine and their reversal by haloperidol in a primate speciesR M Ridley, H F Baker, P R ScraggsPsychopharmacology|January 1, 1979
Interaction of apomorphine and haloperidol: effects on locomotion and other behaviour in the marmosetP R Scraggs, H F Baker, R M RidleyPsychopharmacology|August 8, 1979
Modification of the behavioural effects of amphetamine by a GABA agonist in a primate speciesR M Ridley, P R Scraggs, H F BakerPharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|June 1, 1980
The effect of amphetamine on delayed response performance in the monkeyM L Weight, R M Ridley, H F BakerPageof 12