The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society 2004: Vol 63 Table of Contents

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How and why measure individual variability (Symposium Proceedings: 7-10 July 2003)
Chair: J. C. Mathers, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, UK
Chairman’s introduction: What can we expect to learn from genomics?
J. C. Mathers
How to identify gene—environment interactions in a multifactorial disease: CHD as an
example.
P. J. Talmud
Of mice and men: genetic determinants of iron status
J. McGregor, A. T. McKie & R. J. Simpson
New insights into the molecular regulation of trace element metabolism (Symposium
Proceedings: 7—10 July 2003)
Chair: J. Powell, King’s College, London, UK
Intestinal and placental zinc transport pathways
D. Ford
Molecular regulation of copper excretion in the liver.
C. Wijmenga & L. W. J. Klomp
Recent advances in the nutritional biochemistry of trivalent chromium.
J. B. Vincent
Alcohol: nutrient and gene interactions (Symposium Proceedings: 7-10 July 2003)
Chairs: V. Preedy and T. Peters, King's College, London, UK
Overview of the role of alcohol dehydrogenase and aldehyde dehydrogenase and their
variants in the genesis of alcohol-related pathology.
D. W. Crabb, M. Matsumoto, D. Chang & M. You
Alcohol and cancer: genetic and nutritional aspects
G. Poéschl, F. Stickel, X. D. Wane & H. K. Seitz
Genetic modification of the effect of alcohol consumption on CHD
L. M. Hines
Alcohol, nutrition and health maintenance: selected aspects
P. M. Suter
Nutrition Society Medal Lecture (7—/0 July 2003)
Chair: J. C. Mathers, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, UK
Fatty acids and the immune system: from basic science to clinical applications
r. Yaqoob
Postgraduate Symposium (Symposium Proceedings: 7-10 July 2003)
Chair: P. Emery, King’s College, London, UK
Enteral feeding: the effect on faecal output, the faecal microflora and SCFA
concentrations
K. Whelan, P. A. Judd, V. R. Preedy & M. A. Taylor
e metaboli]c syndrome in Indian Asians living in the UK
VM. Williams & J. A. Lovegi ; c
Ontog eny and nutritional manipulation of the hepa tic prolactin—growth
hormone-—insulin-like growth factor axis in the ovine fetus and in neonate
ind juvenile sheep
M.A. Hyatt, D. A d ] Stephenson & VM. ET 5 monds
Does diet hlaa‘v e a role in the aetiology of rheumatoid arthritis?
D. J. Pattison. D. P. M. Svmmons & A. ) wa
New insights into variability in lipid requirements (Symposium Proceed
July 2003)
Chairs: T. A. B. Sanders, King's College, London, UK; K. N. Frayn, Un
Oxford, Oxford, UK
The quest for cardiovascular health in the
lipoproteins
J. M. Ordo
Lipid metabolism
C. M. W
Plenary Lecture 0 July 2003)
Chairs: M. Nelson and J. Thomas, Kin:
Nutrigenomics |i ndii! vidualism and public health
R. Chad
Implications for dietary guidelines of genetic influences on requirements
(Symposiun P i § Fonanll1 0 Jy u Z, U003
Chairs: M. Nelson and J. Thomas, Kine's (
Individiu ali] zed 'm mne nd" atio ’
l. Darnt
Corrigendum
Introduction
Opening Lecture
Chair: H. Keizer,
Exercise signaling pathways controlling fuel oxidation
Svmposium Proceed rs: 13-J]6 July 2003
Chair: A. Bonen. U/) r if of Gue [ph Crlte
Regulation of glucose transport by the AMP
NV. Fu W. ¢ ischenbach, N. Mu VM./
Exercise signalling to glucose transport in skeletal muscle
E. A. Richter, J. N. Nielsen, S. B. Jorgensen, C. Frosig,. J. B. Birk & J. F. P
Wojtaszewski
Muscle glycogen and metabolic regulation
M. Hargreaves
rranscriptional regulation of pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase 4 in skeletal muscle during
and after exercise
H. Pilegaard & P. D. Neufer
Exercise-induced mitogen-activated protein kinase signalling in skeletal muscle
Y. C. Long, U. Widegren & J. R. Zierath
Regulation of glycogen synthase activity and phosphorylation by exercise
J. N. Nielsen & J. F. P. Wojtaszewsk
The fatty acid transporters of skeletal muscle (Symposium Proceedings: 13-16 July
2003)
Chair: J. Glatz, Maastricht University, Maastricht, The Netherlands
Studies of plasma membrane fatty acid-binding protein and other lipid-binding proteins in
human skeletal muscle
C. Roepstorff, J. Wulff Helge, B. Vistisen & B. Kiens
Regulation of fatty acid transport by fatty acid translocase/CD36
\. Bonen. S. | Campbe ll, C. R. Bentor 4. Chabowski, S. L. M. Coort, X.-X. Han
D. P. Y. Koonen, J. F. C. Glatz & J. J. F. P. Luiken
Signalling components involved in contraction-inducible substrate uptake into cardiac
myocytes
J. J. F. P. Luiken, S. L. M. Coort, D. P. Y. Koonen, A. Bonen & J. F.C. Glat:
New concepts of cellular fatty acid uptake: role of fatty acid transport proteins and of
caveolae
J. Pol 1. Rine, R. Ehehalt é ann & W. Stremme!
Plenary Lecture (/3—/6 July 2003)
Chair: M. A. van Baak, Maastricht University Maastricht, The Ne therlands
The metabolic role of IL-6 produced during exercise: is IL-6 an exercise factor?
B K. Pedersen 1. Steensbere, ( Fischer, ( Keller P Keller P -lomeaard
E. Wolsk-Petersen & M. Febbra
Mechanisms involved in exercise-induced mitochondrial biogenesis in skeletal
muscle (Symposium Proceedings: 13—16 July 2003)
Chair: J. O. Holloszy, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis, MO, USA
Involvement of PPARy co-activator-1, nuclear respiratory factors | and 2, and PPAR& in
the adaptive response to endurance exercise
K. Baar
Role of calcium and AMP kinase in the regulation of mitochondrial biogenesis and
GLUTS levels in muscle
E. O. Ojuka
he role of calcium and calcium/calmodulin-dependent kinases in skeletal muscle
plasticity and mitochondrial biogenesis
E.R. Chi
The role of uncoupling protein 3 in fatty acid metabolism: protection against lipotoxicity?
P. Schrauwen & M. K. C. Hesselink Z 292
Mitochondrial assembly: protein import
D. A. Hood & A.-M. Joseph 293-300
New methodologies and insights in the regulation of fat metabolism during exercise
(Symposium Proceedings: 13—16 July 2003)
Chair: A. Wagenmakers, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK
Intramyocellular triacylglycerol as a substrate source during exercise
L. J. C. van Loon
Regulation and role of hormone-sensitive lipase in rat skeletal muscle
M. Donsmark, J. Langfort, C. Holm, T. Ploug & H. Galbo
Regulation and role of hormone-sensitive lipase activity in human skeletal muscle
M. J. Watt & L. L. Spriet
Basic disturbances in skeletal muscle fatty acid metabolism in obesity and type 2
diabetes mellitus
E. E. Blaak
Muscle hypertrophy: the signals of insulin, amino acids and exercise (Symposium
Proceedings: 13-16 July 2003)
Chair: M. K. C. Hesselink, Maastricht University, Maastricht, The Netherlands
Mechanotransduction and the regulation of protein synthesis in skeletal muscle
I’. A. Hornberger & K. A. Esser
Insulin-like growth factor | and muscle growth: implication for satellite cell proliferation
S. Machida & F. W. Booth
Calcineurin and skeletal muscle growth
R. N. Michel, S. E. Dunn & E. R. Chin
Regulation of protein synthesis associated with skeletal muscle hypertrophy by insulin-,
amino acid- and exercise-induced signalling
D. R. Bolster, L. S. Jefferson & S. R. Kimball
rhe role of ubiquitin—proteasome-dependent proteolysis in the remodelling of skeletal
muscle
D. Taillandier, L. Combaret, M.-N. Pouch, S. E. Samuels, D. Béchet & D. Ati
Adipose tissue—liver—muscle interactions leading to insulin resistance (Symposium
Proceedines: 13—16 July 2003)
Chair: K. N. Frayn, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
Metabolic flexibility
L. Storlien, N. D. Oakes & D. E. Kelley
Physiological regulation of NEFA availability: lipolysis pathway
V. Stich & M. Berlan
The molecular mechanism linking muscle fat accumulation to insulin resistance
M. W. Hulver & G. L. Dohm
Metabolic and hormonal interactions between muscle and adipose tissue
E. Tomas, M. Kelly, X. Xiang, T.-S. Tsao, C. Keller, P. Keller, Z. Luo, H. Lodish,
1. K. Saha, R. Unger & N. B. Ruderman
Adipose tissue development and the programming of adult obesity (Symposium
Proceedings: 7 June 2003)
Chair: T. Stephenson, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK
Obesity epidemic in India: intrauterine origins
C. S. Yajnik
liming of nutrient restriction and programming of fetal adipose tissue development
M. E. Symonds, S$. Pearce, J. Bispham, D. S. Gardner & T. Stephenson
Prenatal programming of postnatal obesity: fetal nutrition and the regulation of leptin
synthesis and secretion before birth
I. C. McMillen, B. S. Muhlhausler, J. A. Duffield & B. S. J. Yuen 405--412
Appetite regulation and seasonality: implications for obesity.
C. L. Adam & J. G. Mercer 4134419
Malnutrition in obesity (Symposium Proceedings: 19-20 November 2003)
Chair: I. Fellows, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Norwich, UK
Nutritional screening: pitfalls of nutritional screening in the injured obese patient
I. Davidson & S. Smith
Nutrition in palliative care (Symposium Proceedings: 19-20 November 2003)
Chair: R. Richardson, Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow, UK
Food for life, love and hope: an exemplar of the philosophy of palliative care in action
K Hopkins
Nutritional support in patients with advanced cancer: permission to fall out?
4. W. McKinlay
Nutrition and metabolism in critical care (Symposium Proceedings: 19-20 November
2003)
Chair: A. Pierro, /nstitute of Child Health, London, UK
Anti-cytokine and anti-inflammatory therapies for the treatment of severe sepsis: progress
and pitfalls
D. J. Minnich & L. L. Moldawer
Endocrine modifications and interventions during critical illness
F. Weekers & G. Van den Berghe
Optimal nutritional support.
N. Woodcock & J. MacFie
Sir David Cuthbertson Medal Lecture
Chair: A. Pierro, /nstitute of Child Health, London, UK
Fluid, electrolytes and nutrition: physiological and clinical aspects
D. N. Lobo
All in one and one for all: off the shelf parenteral nutrition; Cordon Bleu or greasy
spoon (Symposium Proceedings: 19-20 November 2003)
Chair: V. Bradnam, Princess Royal University Hospital, Orpington, Kent, UK
Nutritional requirements of surgical and critically-ill patients: do we really know what
they need?
C. L. Reid
The Pennington Lecture
Chair: A. Forbes, St Mark's Hospital, Harrow, UK
Chronic idiopathic intestinal pseudo-obstruction: the need for a multidisciplinary approach
to management
D. B. A. Silk
How and why measure individual variability (Symposium Proceedings: 7—10 Jul)
2003)
Chair: J. C. Mathers, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, UK
How are genes measured? Examples from studies on iron metabolism in pregnancy
H. S. Andersen & H. J. McArdle 481-490
Implications for dietary guidelines of genetic influences on requirements
(Symposium Proceedings: 7-10 July 2003)
Chairs: M. Nelson and J. Thomas, King’s College, London, UK
Diet, genes and disease: implications for nutrition policy
M. J. Gibney & E. R. Gibney 491-500
Micronutrient interactions and public health (Symposium Proceedings: 1/1 12 February 2004)
Chairs: P. Sanderson and L. Levy, Food Standards Aigee ncy, London, UK:
J. ed Mathers and te J. Seal. Univer sity of Newcastle Ne weastle UK
Food Standards Agency: nutrition
1. Tedstone
Findings from the latest National Diet and Nutrition Survey
G. Swan
\re there functional consequences of a reduction in selenium intake in UK subjects?
M. J. Jackson, §. A. Dillon, C. §. Broome, A. McArdle, C. A. Hart & F. McArdle
Iron nutrition in the UK: getting the balance right
S. J. Fairweather-Tait
Folate bioavailability
H. McNulty & K. Pentieva
Effecting dietary change
1. J. Adamson & J. C. Mathers
Workshop on funding opportunities within the Food Standards Agency
M. Ashwel
Iron, copper and fetal development
L. Gambling & H. J. McArdle
The molecular basis of copper and iron interactions
P. Sharp
Folate, DNA stability and colo-rectal neoplasia
S. J. Duthie, S. Narayanan, L. Sharp, J. Little. G. B
Dietary antioxidants and environmental stress
F. J. Kel
Micronutrients and
l. T. Johnson
B-vitamins, homocysteine metabolism and CVD
J. J. Strain, L. Dowey, M. Ward, K. Pentieva & H. McNulty
Public health aspects of food fortification i question of balance
R. J. Fletcher, 1. P. Bell & J. P. Lambert
Recent developments in diabetes care (Symposium Proceedings: 8 April 2004)
Chair: M. McGowan. East Coast Area Health Board, Co Wicklow, Republic of
Ire land
The evolution of the nutritional management of diabetes
M. Moran
Plants as animal foods: a case of catch 22? (Symposium Proceedings: 19 April 2004)
Chairs: J. Houdijk, Scottish Agricultural College, Edinburgh, UK; M. Gore, University
Marine Biology Station, Millport, UK
Antimicrobial properties of plant secondary metabolites
R. J. Wallace
Plant secondary metabolites: antiparasitic effects and their role in ruminant production
systems
S. Artr l hanlaasSsitaadd; ou < & 1. Kyrvir iaz; a rlk is
Developing qualitative research method skills: analyzing and applying your results
(workshop: 19 May and 24 October 2003)
Chair: K. Peploe, Health Development Agency, London, UK
The principles and application of qualitative research
\. K. Drape: 641-646
Using interpretative phenomenclogical analysis for public health nutrition and dietetic
research: a practical guide
S. Fade
Focus-group interview and data analysis
F. Rabie
Abstracts of Original Communications
Laparoscopy blunts the post-operative metabolic response to Nissen fundoplication in
children
M. McHone S. Eaton, D.P. Drake, E.M. Kiely, 1 Spitz & 1. Pierro
Effects of intestinal ischaemia and reperfusion and moderate hypothermia on cardiac energy
metabolism
G. Stefanutti, P. Vejchapipat, S.R. Williams, A. Pierro & S. Eaton
Operative stress influences monocyte HLA-DR expression following abdominal surgery it
children
M. McHoney, N. Klein, S. Eaton & A. Pierr
Hepatic apoptotic signalling is attenuated following hypothermic intestinal ischaemia
reperfusion
E.J. Parkinson, P. Townsend, A. Stephanou, S. Eaton, D. Latchman & A. Pierro
Endogenous cholecystokinin induces satiation to a meal by delaying gastric emptying in man
§. Lal, J. Barlow, J. McLaughlin, M. D’Amato, G. Giacovelli, A. Varro
G. Dockray & D. Thompson
Patients starving before percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) placement may be at
risk of refeeding syndrome
N. Bhala, A. Roberts, M. Alz »/ int Manzoor, D.S. Sanders
& M.E. McAlindon
Which member of a nutrition support team should prescribe total parenteral nutrition?
K.M. Farrer, L. Harper, J.L. Shaffer, 1.D. Anderson, N.A. Scott & G.L. Carlson
Direct percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy (PEJ) for nutritional support in severely
ill patients: a retrospective audit
N.C. Fisher, A.J. Fairhurst & P. Deel-Smith
Equity of nutrition screening in different settings across a health community
M.M. Conroy & S.M. Little:
Hyperchloraemic metabolic acidosis in home parenteral nutrition
J. Gronine & B. Jones
An audit of enteral nutrition practice in the intensive care unit
4.N. Milestone, M.J. Mostert, C. Barrera Groba & M.P. Jennings
\ survey of UK and Eire neonatal nutrition policies
D.P. Tuthill on behalf of the Child Nutrition Panel
Real-time measurement of enteral feed tolerance in critically ill patients: is there a role
for electric impedance tomographic spectroscopy?
C.T. Soulsby, D.F. Evans, E. Yazaki & J. Powell-Tuck
Prospective evaluation of nutritional status and outcome after oesophagectomy for carcinoma
P.M. Murphy, G. Blackshaw & W.G. Lewis
A prospective randomised controlled trial of nutritional supplementation in malnourished
elderly in the community: clinical and health economic outcomes
J. Edington, R. Barnes, F. Bryan, E. Dupree, G. Frost, M. Hickson, J. Lancaster,
S$. Mongia, J. Smith, A. Torrance, R. West, F. Pang & S.J. Coles
Nutritional status of patients with gastric and oesophageal carcinoma undergoing potentially
curative surgery
P.M. Murphy, E.C. Cawdery & W.G. Lewis
Obesity as a risk factor for adenocarcinoma of the oesophagus
4. Ryan, P. Flood, S. Rowley & J.V. Reynolds
The views and practices of oncologists towards nutritional support in patients receiving
chemotherapy
4. Spiro, C. Baldwin, A. Patterson & J. Andreyey
\ retrospective study of ‘One-Step’, low-profile ‘Button’, gastrostomy insertion
S. White, M. Atkins, S. Clark, A. Torrance, L. Hodgson & K. Matthewson
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) feeding tubes in children: 7-year experience
in South Bedfordshire
4. Outram, M. Davis, V. Chitre, H. Rollins & §. Cheslyn-Curtis
Endoluminal brushing audit: a nutrition team’s experience
P. Deel-Smith, T.J. Digger & B.J.M. Jones
Central line insertion complications
J.E.M. Crozier, R.F. McKee & the Nutrition Support Team
The outcome of inpatient parenteral nutrition
R.F. McKee & the Nutrition Support Team
\ pilot study on peri-operative oral nutritional supplementation in malnourished peripheral
vascular disease patients
E. One, H. Cheong, S. Blair & C. Walsh
Audit of the effect of ‘nil by mouth’ instructions on patient behaviour
C.A. Best, S.W. Wolstenholme, J.E. Kimble, H.M. Hitchings & H.M. Gordon
How should we assess post-operative complications for use as an outcome measure in
nutritional research”?
§.T. Burden, E. Stoppard, J. Hill, A.J. Makin, J. Shaffer & C. Todd
Systemic oxidative stress following intestinal ischaemia and reperfusion: beneficial effects
of moderate hypothermia
G. Stefanutti, A. Pierro, L. Spitz & S. Eaton
The probiotic organisms Bifidobacterium bifidum and Lactobacillus acidophilus do not
inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria in infant formula
N. Pickerd, D. Tuthill & S. Plummer
Dietary modification in patients with Crohn’s disease: towards a guide for dietitians’
interventions
1. Kato, C. Bullock & A. Forbes
The weakest link: information dissemination in parenteral nutrition management
E.G.P. Ong, S. Eaton & A. Pierro
Education is needed to improve neonatal parenteral nutrition practice
M. Ahmed, S. Irwin & D.P. Tuthill
Concurrent validity of the newly developed Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool (“MUST")
with Mini Nutritional Assessment and Subjective Global Assessment tools
R.J. Stratton, A.J. Hackston, S. Price, K. Joseph & M. Elia
Organisation of nutritional care services in the South Glasgow University Hospital Trust
C. McAtear, F. Clark & G. McHattie
Different dialects in Yorkshire: are we talking the same language? A survey of intravenous
nutrition services across the West Yorkshire region
J. Davies, J. Wood, J. Scantlebury, J. Eastwood & M.J. McMahon
The need for enteral nutrition guidelines in surgical neonates: a tale of two countries
E.G.P. Ong, S. Eaton & A. Pierro
An analysis of the Clinical Hospital Knowledge System (CHKS) database to determine the
prevalence of tube feeding in patients at nutritional risk in hospital, and to compare
outcomes in a matched group ol controls
J. Edington, A. Saleh, I. Girod & F. Pane
Experience of home parenteral nutrition (HPN) for patients with non-malignant and
malignant disease
L. Nicholls, K. Maden, C. Rudd, A. Lewin, M. Turzyniecka, K. Page & M. McAlindon
Malnutrition risk and healthcare utilisation in orthopaedic patients
C. Wood, S. Stubbs, H. Warwick, A. Dunnachie, M. Elia & R.J. Stratton
Appropriate home enteral feeding in a nursing home: implementing a decision-making
pathway to improve patient selection
M.J. Gall & H.J. Wanstall
Can knowledge and care in enteral feeding be improved by a training scheme for qualified nurses?
4. Culkin
Safety of percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy placement by a trained nurse practitionet
R.J. Atkinson, J. Grant & M.E. McAlindon
Does the input of a nutrition nurse specialist improve the outcome of patients referred
for percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy ,
E. Wood, A. McMulkin, F.R. Vicary & V.S. Wong
Extravasation injuries in surgical neonates and children
M. Chowdhury, L.H. Wone, V. Horn, S. Eaton & A. Pierro
Ultrasound guidance in the placement of a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy
(PEG): a novel adjuvant technique in a patient with abdominal wall varices
B.S. Hoeroldt, F.K.T. Lee, D. Gleeson, M.E. McAlindon & D.S. Sanders
The cost of catheter-related sepsis
K.B. Page, K.E. Maden, M.Y. Elsammak & M.E. McAlindon
Incidence of catheter-related sepsis with different catheter types
K.B. Page, K.E. Maden, M.J. Turzyniecka & M.E. McAlindon
Human immune cells can convert linoleic acid to arachidonic acid
T.M. Brooks, G.C. Burdge & P.C. Calder
The level of protein in the diet of pregnant rats affects splenocyte phenotypes and
responses in the offspring at weaning
E.A. Miles, R.L. Dunn, A.A. Jackson & P.C. Calde
Leptin receptor expression on human immune cells
S.M. Clough, G.C. Burdge, J. Madden, E.A. Miles & P.C. Calde
Are out-patients with gastrointestinal malignancy and at nutritional risk referred to a dietitian?
C. Baldwin, C. McGough, A.R. Norman, D. Cunningham, G. Frost & H.J.N. Andreye\
Prevalence of malnutrition risk using the Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool (‘MUST’)
within a district nurse-referred population
C.L. King, S. Blaikley, A. Hackson, M.A. Stroud, M. Elia & R.J. Stratton
\ review of the role of nutrition in patients undergoing pelvic radiotherapy
C.J. McGough, C. Baldwin, G. Frost & H.J.N. Andreye\
Relationship between increased intake of isomers of conjugated linoleic acid and the
appearance of those isomers in peripheral blood mononuclear cells in human subjects
G.C. Burdge, J.J. Russell, S. Tricon, S. Kew, T. Banerjee, R.F. Grimble, C.M. Williams,
P. Yaqoob & P.C. Calder
Liver blood flow changes in critically ill patients
Mor in, E. Leen & J. Kins
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» of value in patients on home parenteral nutrition? A nine-year experience
P.R. Chadwick. 1.D. Anderson. N.A. Scott. J.L. Shaffer
volume of enteral tube feed delivered to critically ill patients during their stay on an
intensive Care unit
H.J. Peake & G.S. Fr
Impact of a nutritional support team on the gastrostomy services within a district general
hospital and community trust
P. Edwards, J. Wykes, C. Edmondson, J. Pov & §. Monk
An investigation into rh relationships between quality of life, nutritional
physical functior
M. Hickson & G
Jejunostomy feeding ie! ’ A case report
RJ. Hughes &
Selenium and thyroid function ee results from the UK PRECISE Trial pilot study
M.P. Raymar ympson iutterick, M. Warren-Perry, J. Bliss, E. Ha
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Effect of dietary chan
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C.S. Moore ’ BryantJ,. D. Kre& bS.A.s J ebl
Dietary polyphenols diff tially regulate CD40-mediated VCAM
mRNA expression in human endothelial
S.A. Rushworth, f re&t M.At. O'¢
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Effects of calcium
1.M. Willett