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REGULATION OF GLUT-1 IN RESPONSE TO CELLULAR STRESS
Authors: BALDWIN SA BARROS LF GRIFFITHS M INGRAM J ROBBINS EC STREETS AJ SAKLATVALA J
Citation: Sa. Baldwin et al., REGULATION OF GLUT-1 IN RESPONSE TO CELLULAR STRESS, Biochemical Society transactions, 25(3), 1997, pp. 954-958
EVIDENCE OF 2 MECHANISMS FOR THE ACTIVATION OF THE GLUCOSE-TRANSPORTER GLUT1 BY ANISOMYCIN - P38(MAP KINASE) ACTIVATION AND PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS INHIBITION IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS
Authors: BARROS LF YOUNG M SAKLATVALA J BALDWIN SA
Citation: Lf. Barros et al., EVIDENCE OF 2 MECHANISMS FOR THE ACTIVATION OF THE GLUCOSE-TRANSPORTER GLUT1 BY ANISOMYCIN - P38(MAP KINASE) ACTIVATION AND PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS INHIBITION IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS, Journal of physiology, 504(3), 1997, pp. 517-525
CLOSTRIDIUM-BOTULINUM C3 EXOENZYME STIMULATES GLUT4-MEDIATED GLUCOSE-TRANSPORT, BUT NOT GLYCOGEN-SYNTHESIS, IN 3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES - A POTENTIAL ROLE OF RHO
Authors: VANDENBERGHE N BARROS LF VANMACKELENBERGH MGH KRANS HMJ
Citation: N. Vandenberghe et al., CLOSTRIDIUM-BOTULINUM C3 EXOENZYME STIMULATES GLUT4-MEDIATED GLUCOSE-TRANSPORT, BUT NOT GLYCOGEN-SYNTHESIS, IN 3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES - A POTENTIAL ROLE OF RHO, Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 229(2), 1996, pp. 430-439
CANDIDATE PROTEINS INVOLVED IN THE TARGETING OF THE INSULIN-SENSITIVEGLUCOSE-TRANSPORTER GLUT4 IN ADIPOCYTES
Authors: BARROS LF VANDENBERGHE N NIXON G GRIFFITHS M VANMACKELENBERGH M INGRAM J BALDWIN SA
Citation: Lf. Barros et al., CANDIDATE PROTEINS INVOLVED IN THE TARGETING OF THE INSULIN-SENSITIVEGLUCOSE-TRANSPORTER GLUT4 IN ADIPOCYTES, Biochemical Society transactions, 23(3), 1995, pp. 414-414
DISSECTION OF STRESS-ACTIVATED GLUCOSE-TRANSPORT FROM INSULIN-INDUCEDGLUCOSE-TRANSPORT IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS USING WORTMANNIN AND ML-9
Authors: BARROS LF MARCHANT RB BALDWIN SA
Citation: Lf. Barros et al., DISSECTION OF STRESS-ACTIVATED GLUCOSE-TRANSPORT FROM INSULIN-INDUCEDGLUCOSE-TRANSPORT IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS USING WORTMANNIN AND ML-9, Biochemical journal, 309, 1995, pp. 731-736
TRAFFICKING OF GLUCOSE TRANSPORTERS - SIGNALS AND MECHANISMS
Authors: BALDWIN SA BARROS LF GRIFFITHS M
Citation: Sa. Baldwin et al., TRAFFICKING OF GLUCOSE TRANSPORTERS - SIGNALS AND MECHANISMS, Bioscience reports, 15(6), 1995, pp. 419-426
QUANTITATION AND IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF GLUCOSE TRANSPORTERS IN THE HUMAN PLACENTA
Authors: BARROS LF YUDILEVICH DL JARVIS SM BEAUMONT N BALDWIN SA
Citation: Lf. Barros et al., QUANTITATION AND IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF GLUCOSE TRANSPORTERS IN THE HUMAN PLACENTA, Placenta, 16(7), 1995, pp. 623-633
IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF NUCLEOSIDE TRANSPORTERS IN HUMAN PLACENTAL TROPHOBLAST AND ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS - EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE TRANSPORTER ISOFORMS
Authors: BARROS LF YUDILEVICH DL JARVIS SM BEAUMONT N YOUNG JD BALDWIN SA
Citation: Lf. Barros et al., IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF NUCLEOSIDE TRANSPORTERS IN HUMAN PLACENTAL TROPHOBLAST AND ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS - EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE TRANSPORTER ISOFORMS, Pflugers Archiv, 429(3), 1995, pp. 394-399
A CHLORIDE CHANNEL FROM HUMAN PLACENTA RECONSTITUTED INTO GIANT LIPOSOMES
Authors: RIQUELME G STUTZIN A BARROS LF LIBERONA JL
Citation: G. Riquelme et al., A CHLORIDE CHANNEL FROM HUMAN PLACENTA RECONSTITUTED INTO GIANT LIPOSOMES, American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 173(3), 1995, pp. 733-738
HYPOXANTHINE TRANSPORT IN THE GUINEA-PIG AND HUMAN PLACENTA IS A CARRIER-MEDIATED PROCESS THAT DOES NOT INVOLVE NUCLEOSIDE TRANSPORTERS
Authors: BARROS LF
Citation: Lf. Barros, HYPOXANTHINE TRANSPORT IN THE GUINEA-PIG AND HUMAN PLACENTA IS A CARRIER-MEDIATED PROCESS THAT DOES NOT INVOLVE NUCLEOSIDE TRANSPORTERS, American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 171(1), 1994, pp. 111-117
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