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Journal of Molecular Histology|June 11, 2011
In vitro cultured primary cells from a human utricle explant possesses hair cell like characteristicsRobert J Marano, Sharon L RedmondPlos One|May 14, 2013
Prolactin expression in the cochlea of aged BALB/c mice is gender biased and correlates to loss of bone mineral density and hearing lossRobert J Marano, Jennifer Tickner, Sharon L RedmondJournal of Molecular Histology|October 23, 2010
The role of epidermal growth factor in the healing tympanic membrane following perforation in ratsPeter L Santa Maria, Sharon L Redmond, Marcus D Atlas, et al.Journal of Molecular Histology|December 8, 2010
Keratinocyte growth factor 1, fibroblast growth factor 2 and 10 in the healing tympanic membrane following perforation in ratsPeter L Santa Maria, Sharon L Redmond, Marcus D Atlas, et al.The Prostate|March 26, 2004
Purification of the keratan sulfate proteoglycan expressed in prostatic secretory cells and its identification as lumicanJohn W Holland, Katie L Meehan, Sharon L Redmond, et al.Otology & Neurotology : Official Publication of the American Otological Society, American Neurotology Society [And] European Academy of Otology and Neurotology|February 18, 2025
Silk Devices for Tympanic Membrane Repair Show No Ototoxicity in a Rat ModelKristin M Barry, Sharon L Redmond, Wilhelmina H A M Mulders, et al.Journal of Molecular Histology|November 13, 2010
Phenotypic and genotypic profile of human tympanic membrane derived cultured cellsSharon L Redmond, Brett Levin, Kathryn A Heel, et al.The Laryngoscope|September 16, 2011
Tympanic membrane wound healing in rats assessed by transcriptome profilingPeter L Santa Maria, Sharon L Redmond, Russell L McInnes, et al.Materials Science & Engineering. C, Materials for Biological Applications|September 4, 2017
Glycerol-plasticised silk membranes made using formic acid are ductile, transparent and degradation-resistantBenjamin J Allardyce, Rangam Rajkhowa, Rodney J Dilley, et al.Experimental Cell Research|February 7, 2013
TGF-α/HA complex promotes tympanic membrane keratinocyte migration and proliferation via ErbB1 receptorBing Mei Teh, Sharon L Redmond, Yi Shen, et al.Pageof 2