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SUPPRESSION OF ACCELERATED DIABETIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS BY THE SOLUBLE RECEPTOR FOR ADVANCED GLYCATION ENDPRODUCTS
Authors: PARK L RAMAN KG LEE KJ LU Y FERRAN LJ CHOW WS STERN D SCHMIDT AM
Citation: L. Park et al., SUPPRESSION OF ACCELERATED DIABETIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS BY THE SOLUBLE RECEPTOR FOR ADVANCED GLYCATION ENDPRODUCTS, Nature medicine, 4(9), 1998, pp. 1025-1031
A MODEL OF ACCELERATED ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN DIABETIC MICE OVEREXPRESSING HUMAN APO-B - SUPPRESSION BY SOLUBLE RECEPTOR FOR ADVANCED GLYCATIONEND-PRODUCTS
Authors: RAMAN KG LU Y TSAI M FERRAN L CHOW WS BERGLUND L HUANG LS SCHMIDT AM
Citation: Kg. Raman et al., A MODEL OF ACCELERATED ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN DIABETIC MICE OVEREXPRESSING HUMAN APO-B - SUPPRESSION BY SOLUBLE RECEPTOR FOR ADVANCED GLYCATIONEND-PRODUCTS, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 616-616
A MURINE MODEL OF ACCELERATED DIABETIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS WITH MINIMAL MODIFICATION OF LIPID PROFILE
Authors: MAKKER G LEE K FAN L LINDENBERG N LU Y CHOW WS SCHMIDT AM
Citation: G. Makker et al., A MURINE MODEL OF ACCELERATED DIABETIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS WITH MINIMAL MODIFICATION OF LIPID PROFILE, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 2795-2795
AN OVERWEIGHT WOMAN WITH GALACTORRHEA
Authors: CHOW WS LAM KSL
Citation: Ws. Chow et Ksl. Lam, AN OVERWEIGHT WOMAN WITH GALACTORRHEA, Postgraduate medical journal, 74(868), 1998, pp. 121-122
REDUCED LEVELS OF CYTOCHROME BF COMPLEX IN TRANSGENIC TOBACCO LEADS TO MARKED PHOTOCHEMICAL REDUCTION OF THE PLASTOQUINONE POOL, WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN ACCLIMATION TO IRRADIANCE
Authors: ANDERSON JM PRICE GD CHOW WS HOPE AB BADGER MR
Citation: Jm. Anderson et al., REDUCED LEVELS OF CYTOCHROME BF COMPLEX IN TRANSGENIC TOBACCO LEADS TO MARKED PHOTOCHEMICAL REDUCTION OF THE PLASTOQUINONE POOL, WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN ACCLIMATION TO IRRADIANCE, Photosynthesis research, 53(2-3), 1997, pp. 215-227
ANTENNA SIZE DEPENDENCY OF PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN LIGHT-ACCLIMATED PEA LEAVES
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., ANTENNA SIZE DEPENDENCY OF PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN LIGHT-ACCLIMATED PEA LEAVES, Plant physiology, 115(1), 1997, pp. 151-157
ACCUMULATION OF ZEAXANTHIN IN ABSCISIC ACID-DEFICIENT MUTANTS OF ARABIDOPSIS DOES NOT AFFECT CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING OR SENSITIVITY TO PHOTOINHIBITION IN-VIVO
Authors: HURRY V ANDERSON JM CHOW WS OSMOND CB
Citation: V. Hurry et al., ACCUMULATION OF ZEAXANTHIN IN ABSCISIC ACID-DEFICIENT MUTANTS OF ARABIDOPSIS DOES NOT AFFECT CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING OR SENSITIVITY TO PHOTOINHIBITION IN-VIVO, Plant physiology, 113(2), 1997, pp. 639-648
PHOTOINACTIVATION AND PHOTOPROTECTION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN NATURE
Authors: ANDERSON JM PARK YI CHOW WS
Citation: Jm. Anderson et al., PHOTOINACTIVATION AND PHOTOPROTECTION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN NATURE, Physiologia Plantarum, 100(2), 1997, pp. 214-223
SHORT-TERM TREATMENT OF PEA LEAVES WITH SUPPLEMENTARY UV-B AT DIFFERENT OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS - IMPACTS ON CHLOROPLAST AND PLASMA-MEMBRANE BOUND PROCESSES
Authors: VANHASSELT PR CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: Pr. Vanhasselt et al., SHORT-TERM TREATMENT OF PEA LEAVES WITH SUPPLEMENTARY UV-B AT DIFFERENT OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS - IMPACTS ON CHLOROPLAST AND PLASMA-MEMBRANE BOUND PROCESSES, PLANT SCI, 120(1), 1996, pp. 1-9
DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II TO LIGHT STRESS IN LIGHT-ACCLIMATED PEA LEAVES DEPENDS ON THE CAPACITY FOR PHOTOCHEMICAL AND NONRADIATIVE DISSIPATION OF LIGHT
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM HURRY VM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II TO LIGHT STRESS IN LIGHT-ACCLIMATED PEA LEAVES DEPENDS ON THE CAPACITY FOR PHOTOCHEMICAL AND NONRADIATIVE DISSIPATION OF LIGHT, PLANT SCI, 115(2), 1996, pp. 137-149
TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCY OF CHANGES IN THE RELAXATION OF ELECTROCHROMICSHIFTS, OF CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE, AND IN THE LEVELS OF MESSENGER-RNA TRANSCRIPTS IN DETACHED LEAVES FROM PISUM-SATIVUM EXPOSED TO SUPPLEMENTARY UV-B RADIATION
Authors: STRID A CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: A. Strid et al., TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCY OF CHANGES IN THE RELAXATION OF ELECTROCHROMICSHIFTS, OF CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE, AND IN THE LEVELS OF MESSENGER-RNA TRANSCRIPTS IN DETACHED LEAVES FROM PISUM-SATIVUM EXPOSED TO SUPPLEMENTARY UV-B RADIATION, PLANT SCI, 115(2), 1996, pp. 199-206
ELECTRON-TRANSPORT TO OXYGEN MITIGATES AGAINST THE PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN-VIVO
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS OSMOND CB ANDERSON JM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., ELECTRON-TRANSPORT TO OXYGEN MITIGATES AGAINST THE PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN-VIVO, Photosynthesis research, 50(1), 1996, pp. 23-32
TARGET THEORY AND THE PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II
Authors: SINCLAIR J PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: J. Sinclair et al., TARGET THEORY AND THE PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II, Photosynthesis research, 50(1), 1996, pp. 33-40
PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II BY CUMULATIVE EXPOSURE TO SHORT LIGHT-PULSES DURING THE INDUCTION PERIOD OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Authors: SHEN YK CHOW WS PARK YI ANDERSON JM
Citation: Yk. Shen et al., PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II BY CUMULATIVE EXPOSURE TO SHORT LIGHT-PULSES DURING THE INDUCTION PERIOD OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS, Photosynthesis research, 47(1), 1996, pp. 51-59
PHOTOINACTIVATION OF FUNCTIONAL PHOTOSYSTEM-II AND D1-PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN-VIVO ARE INDEPENDENT OF THE MODULATION OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS BY GROWTH IRRADIANCE
Authors: PARK YI ANDERSON JM CHOW WS
Citation: Yi. Park et al., PHOTOINACTIVATION OF FUNCTIONAL PHOTOSYSTEM-II AND D1-PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN-VIVO ARE INDEPENDENT OF THE MODULATION OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS BY GROWTH IRRADIANCE, Planta, 198(2), 1996, pp. 300-309
CHLOROPLAST MOVEMENT IN THE SHADE PLANT TRADESCANTIA-ALBIFLORA HELPS PROTECT PHOTOSYSTEM-II AGAINST LIGHT STRESS
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., CHLOROPLAST MOVEMENT IN THE SHADE PLANT TRADESCANTIA-ALBIFLORA HELPS PROTECT PHOTOSYSTEM-II AGAINST LIGHT STRESS, Plant physiology, 111(3), 1996, pp. 867-875
CHANGES IN THE RELAXATION OF ELECTROCHROMIC SHIFTS OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS AND IN THE LEVELS OF MESSENGER-RNA TRANSCRIPTS IN LEAVES OF PISUM-SATIVUM AS A RESULT OF EXPOSURE TO SUPPLEMENTARY UV-B RADIATION -THE DEPENDENCY ON THE INTENSITY OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY ACTIVE RADIATION
Authors: STRID A CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: A. Strid et al., CHANGES IN THE RELAXATION OF ELECTROCHROMIC SHIFTS OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS AND IN THE LEVELS OF MESSENGER-RNA TRANSCRIPTS IN LEAVES OF PISUM-SATIVUM AS A RESULT OF EXPOSURE TO SUPPLEMENTARY UV-B RADIATION -THE DEPENDENCY ON THE INTENSITY OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY ACTIVE RADIATION, Plant and Cell Physiology, 37(1), 1996, pp. 61-67
CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE - ORIGINS, MEASUREMENTS, INTERPRETATIONS ANDAPPLICATIONS - PREFACE
Authors: WYDRZYNSKI TJ CHOW WS BADGER MR
Citation: Tj. Wydrzynski et al., CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE - ORIGINS, MEASUREMENTS, INTERPRETATIONS ANDAPPLICATIONS - PREFACE, Australian journal of plant physiology, 22(2), 1995, pp. 7-8
CHLOROPLAST CYTOCHROME B(6) F AND ATP SYNTHASE COMPLEXES IN TOBACCO -TRANSFORMATION WITH ANTISENSE RNA AGAINST NUCLEAR-ENCODED TRANSCRIPTSFOR THE RIESKE FES AND ATP-DELTA POLYPEPTIDES/
Authors: PRICE GD YU JW VONCAEMMERER S EVANS JR CHOW WS ANDERSON JM HURRY V BADGER MR
Citation: Gd. Price et al., CHLOROPLAST CYTOCHROME B(6) F AND ATP SYNTHASE COMPLEXES IN TOBACCO -TRANSFORMATION WITH ANTISENSE RNA AGAINST NUCLEAR-ENCODED TRANSCRIPTSFOR THE RIESKE FES AND ATP-DELTA POLYPEPTIDES/, Australian journal of plant physiology, 22(2), 1995, pp. 285-297
THE GRAND DESIGN OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS - ACCLIMATION OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS TO ENVIRONMENTAL CUES
Authors: ANDERSON JM CHOW WS PARK YI
Citation: Jm. Anderson et al., THE GRAND DESIGN OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS - ACCLIMATION OF THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS TO ENVIRONMENTAL CUES, Photosynthesis research, 46(1-2), 1995, pp. 129-139
LIGHT INACTIVATION OF FUNCTIONAL PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN LEAVES OF PEAS GROWN IN MODERATE LIGHT DEPENDS ON PHOTON EXPOSURE
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., LIGHT INACTIVATION OF FUNCTIONAL PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN LEAVES OF PEAS GROWN IN MODERATE LIGHT DEPENDS ON PHOTON EXPOSURE, Planta, 196(3), 1995, pp. 401-411
PHOTOSYSTEM-II REGULATION AND DYNAMICS OF THE CHLOROPLAST D1 PROTEIN IN ARABIDOPSIS LEAVES DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND PHOTOINHIBITION
Authors: RUSSELL AW CRITCHLEY C ROBINSON SA FRANKLIN LA SEATON GGR CHOW WS ANDERSON JM OSMOND CB
Citation: Aw. Russell et al., PHOTOSYSTEM-II REGULATION AND DYNAMICS OF THE CHLOROPLAST D1 PROTEIN IN ARABIDOPSIS LEAVES DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND PHOTOINHIBITION, Plant physiology, 107(3), 1995, pp. 943-952
THE QUANTUM YIELD OF PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN PEA LEAVES IS GREATER AT LOW THAN HIGH PHOTON EXPOSURE
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., THE QUANTUM YIELD OF PHOTOINACTIVATION OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II IN PEA LEAVES IS GREATER AT LOW THAN HIGH PHOTON EXPOSURE, Plant and Cell Physiology, 36(6), 1995, pp. 1163-1167
RESPONSES OF RICE AND PEA-PLANTS TO HARDENING WITH LOW-DOSES OF ULTRAVIOLET-B RADIATION
Authors: HE J HUANG LK CHOW WS WHITECROSS MI ANDERSON JM
Citation: J. He et al., RESPONSES OF RICE AND PEA-PLANTS TO HARDENING WITH LOW-DOSES OF ULTRAVIOLET-B RADIATION, Australian journal of plant physiology, 21(5), 1994, pp. 563-574
CHANGES IN THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES OF AUSTRALIAN WHEAT CULTIVARS OVER THE LAST CENTURY
Authors: WATANABE N EVANS JR CHOW WS
Citation: N. Watanabe et al., CHANGES IN THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES OF AUSTRALIAN WHEAT CULTIVARS OVER THE LAST CENTURY, Australian journal of plant physiology, 21(2), 1994, pp. 169-183
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