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Pharmacogenetics and Genomics|April 13, 2006
Functional single nucleotide polymorphism haplotypes in the human equilibrative nucleoside transporter 1Scott N Myers, Rakesh K Goyal, Jennifer D Roy, et al.Clinical Colorectal Cancer|September 2, 2006
Diverticular disease in patients with colon cancer: subgroup analysis of national surgical adjuvant breast and bowel project protocol C-06Atilla Soran, Ali Harlak, John W Wilson, et al.Radiology|August 24, 2006
Orthopedic spinal and hip prostheses: effects of magnetic susceptibility artifacts during MR arteriography and venography of abdomen and pelvisNicholas A Fidelman, Mark W Wilson, Allan I Bloom, et al.Birth Defects Research. Part A, Clinical and Molecular Teratology|July 30, 2013
Injury during pregnancy and nervous system birth defects: Texas, 1999 to 2003Erin K Sauber-Schatz, Lisa M Bodnar, Harold B Weiss, et al.Atherosclerosis|July 25, 1997
New indices to classify location, severity and progression of calcific lesions in the abdominal aorta: a 25-year follow-up studyL I Kauppila, J F Polak, L A Cupples, et al.ERJ Open Research|April 12, 2018
Accumulating physical activity in at least 10-minute bouts predicts better lung function after 3-years in adults with cystic fibrosisNarelle S Cox, Jennifer A Alison, Brenda M Button, et al.American Journal of Surgery|May 17, 2022
Does training paradigm matter? A comparison of outcomes of frail patients treated by integrated vascular surgery residency and vascular surgery fellowship-trained surgeonsBrigitte K Smith, Tyler W Wilson, Bruce A Perler, et al.Journal of Nuclear Medicine : Official Publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine|October 19, 2007
An implantable synthetic SPECT lesion: a bridge from phantom to realityM Bret Abbott, Lars R Furenlid, Don W Wilson, et al.Neuroimage|October 7, 2022
Spontaneous sensorimotor beta power and cortical thickness uniquely predict motor function in healthy agingMaggie P Rempe, Brandon J Lew, Christine M Embury, et al.Acta Physiologica (Oxford, England)|July 20, 2024
Soluble adenylyl cyclase is an acid-base sensor in rainbow trout red blood cells that regulates intracellular pH and haemoglobin-oxygen bindingTill S Harter, Emma A Smith, Cristina Salmerón, et al.Pageof 353