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The Journal of Small Animal Practice|May 1, 2001
Copper toxicosis in the Bedlington terrier: a diagnostic dilemmaS Haywood, I C Fuentealba, S J Kemp, et al.British Journal of Experimental Pathology|October 1, 1989
Cellular mechanisms of toxicity and tolerance in the copper-loaded rat. III. Ultrastructural changes and copper localization in the kidneyI C Fuentealba, S Haywood, J FosterLiver|October 1, 1987
Evaluation of histochemical methods for the detection of copper overload in rat liverI C Fuentealba, S Haywood, J TraffordAnalytical Cellular Pathology : the Journal of the European Society for Analytical Cellular Pathology|May 1, 1996
Pathobiology of copper-induced injury in Bedlington terriers: ultrastructural and microanalytical studiesS Haywood, I C Fuentealba, J Foster, et al.Journal of Comparative Pathology|October 2, 2001
Metallothionein expression in canine and feline mammary and melanotic tumoursZ Dincer, B Jasani, S Haywood, et al.Experimental and Molecular Pathology|August 1, 1993
Mechanisms of tolerance in the copper-loaded rat liverI C Fuentealba, R W Davis, M E Elmes, et al.Veterinary and Human Toxicology|December 1, 1990
Chronic hepato-toxicity of Senecio erraticus in calves from two 50-day feeding periods in consecutive yearsO Araya, I C FuentealbaHistology and Histopathology|February 13, 1999
Immunohistochemical demonstration of metallothionein in benign and malignant canine mammary tumoursI C Fuentealba, J E MullinsAnalytical Cellular Pathology : the Journal of the European Society for Analytical Cellular Pathology|May 1, 1994
The role of the liver, kidney and duodenum in tolerance in the copper-loaded ratI C Fuentealba, G R BrattonHistology and Histopathology|August 5, 1998
Immunohistochemical detection of metallothionein in liver, duodenum and kidney after dietary copper-overload in ratsJ E Mullins, I C FuentealbaPageof 12