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Ronald M Harper

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Experimental Brain Research|September 3, 2016
Neuroanatomical findings of significant translational importance : Comments on: Holstein, G. R., Friedrich, V. L., and Martinelli, G. P. Exp Brain Res (2016). doi:10.1007/s00221-016-4725-2Ronald M Harper
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine|December 4, 2003
Impaired arousals and sudden infant death syndrome: preexisting neural injury?Ronald M Harper
Sleep Advances : a Journal of the Sleep Research Society|May 16, 2023
Exploring the brain with sleep-related injuries, and fixing itRonald M Harper
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : JMRI|April 12, 2013
ResponseRajesh Kumar, Ronald M Harper
Frontiers in Pediatrics|October 18, 2021
Neuromodulatory Support for Breathing and Cardiovascular Action During DevelopmentRonald M Harper, Kalpashri Kesavan
Frontiers in Endocrinology|February 11, 2026
How hypoxia-induced diabetes develops and is maintained in children born pretermEung-Kwon Pae, Ronald M Harper
Children (Basel, Switzerland)|December 24, 2021
Potential Mechanisms Underlying Hypoxia-Induced Diabetes in a Rodent Model: Implications for COVID-19Eung-Kwon Pae, Ronald M Harper
Plos One|October 11, 2023
Intermittent hypoxia in neonatal rodents affects facial bone growthEung-Kwon Pae, Ronald M Harper
Current Pediatric Reviews|July 14, 2012
Potential Mechanisms of Failure in the Sudden Infant Death SyndromeRonald M Harper, Hannah C Kinney
Neuroscience Letters|January 27, 2005
Intermittent hypoxia damages cerebellar cortex and deep nucleiEung-Kwon Pae, Patricia Chien, Ronald M Harper
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Experimental Brain Research|September 3, 2016
Neuroanatomical findings of significant translational importance : Comments on: Holstein, G. R., Friedrich, V. L., and Martinelli, G. P. Exp Brain Res (2016). doi:10.1007/s00221-016-4725-2Ronald M Harper
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine|December 4, 2003
Impaired arousals and sudden infant death syndrome: preexisting neural injury?Ronald M Harper
Sleep Advances : a Journal of the Sleep Research Society|May 16, 2023
Exploring the brain with sleep-related injuries, and fixing itRonald M Harper
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : JMRI|April 12, 2013
ResponseRajesh Kumar, Ronald M Harper
Frontiers in Pediatrics|October 18, 2021
Neuromodulatory Support for Breathing and Cardiovascular Action During DevelopmentRonald M Harper, Kalpashri Kesavan
Frontiers in Endocrinology|February 11, 2026
How hypoxia-induced diabetes develops and is maintained in children born pretermEung-Kwon Pae, Ronald M Harper
Children (Basel, Switzerland)|December 24, 2021
Potential Mechanisms Underlying Hypoxia-Induced Diabetes in a Rodent Model: Implications for COVID-19Eung-Kwon Pae, Ronald M Harper
Plos One|October 11, 2023
Intermittent hypoxia in neonatal rodents affects facial bone growthEung-Kwon Pae, Ronald M Harper
Current Pediatric Reviews|July 14, 2012
Potential Mechanisms of Failure in the Sudden Infant Death SyndromeRonald M Harper, Hannah C Kinney
Neuroscience Letters|January 27, 2005
Intermittent hypoxia damages cerebellar cortex and deep nucleiEung-Kwon Pae, Patricia Chien, Ronald M Harper
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