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Results: 1-25/39
Authors:
LONDON RM
FAN X
KRAUSE WJ
FORTE LR
Citation: Rm. London et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF KIDNEY RECEPTORS FOR UROGUANYLIN, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 859-859
Authors:
FORTE LR
FAN X
EBER SL
WANG Y
LONDON RM
FREEMAN RH
KRAUSE WJ
Citation: Lr. Forte et al., LYMPHOGUANYLIN - CLONING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A 3RD AND UNIQUE PEPTIDE THAT ACTIVATES MEMBRANE GUANYLATE-CYCLASE, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 2102-2102
Authors:
EVANS TJ
MILLER MA
GANJAM VK
NISWENDER KD
ELLERSIECK MR
KRAUSE WJ
YOUNGQUIST RS
Citation: Tj. Evans et al., MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ENDOMETRIAL PERIGLANDULAR FIBROSIS IN MARES, American journal of veterinary research, 59(10), 1998, pp. 1209-1214
Authors:
GREENBERG RN
HILL M
CRYTZER J
KRAUSE WJ
EBER SL
HAMRA FK
FORTE LR
Citation: Rn. Greenberg et al., COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF UROGUANYLIN, GUANYLIN, AND ESCHERICHIA-COLI HEAT-STABLE ENTEROTOXIN STA IN MOUSE INTESTINE AND KIDNEY - EVIDENCE THAT UROGUANYLIN IS AN INTESTINAL NATRIURETIC HORMONE, Journal of investigative medicine, 45(5), 1997, pp. 276-283
Authors:
FAN X
WANG Y
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
FORTE LR
Citation: X. Fan et al., GUANYLIN AND UROGUANYLIN MESSENGER-RNA EXPRESSION IN CNS, RENAL, DIGESTIVE, IMMUNE AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS, The FASEB journal, 11(3), 1997, pp. 1723-1723
Authors:
FORTE LR
LONDON RM
EBER SL
FREEMAN RH
KRAUSE WJ
Citation: Lr. Forte et al., GUANYLIN-LIKE PEPTIDES AND RECEPTORS IN FISH INTESTINE, The FASEB journal, 11(3), 1997, pp. 1724-1724
Authors:
GEMMELL RT
TURNER SJ
KRAUSE WJ
Citation: Rt. Gemmell et al., THE CIRCADIAN-RHYTHM OF BODY-TEMPERATURE OF 4 MARSUPIALS, Journal of thermal biology, 22(4-5), 1997, pp. 301-307
Authors:
LONDON RM
KRAUSE WJ
FAN XH
EBER SL
FORTE LR
Citation: Rm. London et al., SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS VIA GUANYLIN AND UROGUANYLIN IN STOMACH AND INTESTINE, American journal of physiology: Gastrointestinal and liver physiology, 36(1), 1997, pp. 93-105
Authors:
FAN XH
HAMRA FK
LONDON RM
EBER SL
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
SMITH CE
CURRIE MG
FORTE LR
Citation: Xh. Fan et al., STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY OF UROGUANYLIN AND GUANYLIN FROM THE INTESTINEAND URINE OF RATS, American journal of physiology: endocrinology and metabolism, 36(5), 1997, pp. 957-964
Authors:
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
EBER SL
HAMRA FK
CURRIE MG
FORTE LR
Citation: Wj. Krause et al., GUANYLYL CYCLASE RECEPTORS AND GUANYLIN-LIKE PEPTIDES IN REPTILIAN INTESTINE, General and comparative endocrinology, 107(2), 1997, pp. 229-239
Authors:
FAN XH
WANG Y
LONDON RM
EBER SL
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
FORTE LR
Citation: Xh. Fan et al., SIGNALING PATHWAYS FOR GUANYLIN AND UROGUANYLIN IN THE DIGESTIVE, RENAL, CENTRAL NERVOUS, REPRODUCTIVE, AND LYMPHOID SYSTEMS, Endocrinology, 138(11), 1997, pp. 4636-4648
Authors:
KRAUSE WJ
LONDON RM
FREEMAN RH
FORTE LR
Citation: Wj. Krause et al., THE GUANYLIN AND UROGUANYLIN PEPTIDE-HORMONES AND THEIR RECEPTORS, Acta anatomica, 160(4), 1997, pp. 213-231
Authors:
FORTE LR
KRAUSE WJ
EBER SL
FREEMAN RH
FAN X
HAMRA FK
Citation: Lr. Forte et al., ISOLATION OF UROGUANYLIN AND PROUROGUANYLIN FROM PLASMA, The FASEB journal, 10(3), 1996, pp. 74-74
Authors:
GREEN B
KRAUSE WJ
NEWGRAIN K
Citation: B. Green et al., MILK-COMPOSITION IN THE NORTH-AMERICAN OPOSSUM (DIDELPHIS-VIRGINIANA), Comparative biochemistry and physiology. B. Comparative biochemistry, 113(3), 1996, pp. 619-623
Authors:
HAMRA FK
KRAUSE WJ
EBER SL
FREEMAN RH
SMITH CE
CURRIE MG
FORTE LR
Citation: Fk. Hamra et al., OPOSSUM COLONIC MUCOSA CONTAINS UROGUANYLIN AND GUANYLIN PEPTIDES, American journal of physiology: Gastrointestinal and liver physiology, 33(4), 1996, pp. 708-716
Authors:
HAMRA FK
FAN XH
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
CHIN DT
SMITH CE
CURRIE MG
FORTE LR
Citation: Fk. Hamra et al., PROUROGUANYLIN AND PROGUANYLIN - PURIFICATION FROM COLON, STRUCTURE, AND MODULATION OF BIOACTIVITY BY PROTEASES, Endocrinology, 137(1), 1996, pp. 257-265
Authors:
FAN XH
HAMRA FK
FREEMAN RH
EBER SL
KRAUSE WJ
LIM RW
PACE VM
CURRIE MG
FORTE LR
Citation: Xh. Fan et al., UROGUANYLIN - CLONING OF PREPROUROGUANYLIN CDNA, MESSENGER-RNA EXPRESSION IN THE INTESTINE AND HEART AND ISOLATION OF UROGUANYLIN AND PROUROGUANYLIN FROM PLASMA, Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 219(2), 1996, pp. 457-462
Authors:
GREENBERG RN
CRYTZER JS
HILL MJ
HAMRA FK
KRAUSE WJ
FORTE LR
Citation: Rn. Greenberg et al., STIMULATION OF SECRETION AND CGMP BY UROGUANYLIN, GUANYLIN, AND ESCHERICHIA-COLI ENTEROTOXIN (ST) IN SUCKLING MOUSE INTESTINE, The FASEB journal, 9(4), 1995, pp. 677-677
Authors:
LONDON DM
KRAUSE WJ
EBER S
FORTE LR
Citation: Dm. London et al., RECEPTORS FOR UROGUANYLIN AND GUANYLIN OCCUR IN RAT-KIDNEY, STOMACH AND INTESTINE WITH EVIDENCE FOR A RENAL ISOFORM OF GUANYLATE-CYCLASE, The FASEB journal, 9(3), 1995, pp. 6-6
Authors:
HAMRA FK
KRAUSE WJ
EBER SL
FREEMAN RH
FORTE LR
Citation: Fk. Hamra et al., GUANYLIN AND UROGUANYLIN - ENDOGENOUS PEPTIDES ADAPTED FOR THE REGULATION OF INTESTINAL GUANYLATE-CYCLASE, The FASEB journal, 9(3), 1995, pp. 6-6
Authors:
SCHUMACHER U
KRAUSE WJ
Citation: U. Schumacher et Wj. Krause, MOLECULAR ANATOMY OF AN ENDODERMAL GLAND - INVESTIGATIONS ON MUCUS GLYCOPROTEINS AND CELL TURNOVER IN BRUNNERS GLANDS OF DIDELPHIS-VIRGINIANA USING LECTINS AND PCNA IMMUNOREACTIVITY, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 58(1), 1995, pp. 56-64
Authors:
KAHN JM
KRAUSE WJ
CARRUTHERS JB
Citation: Jm. Kahn et al., EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NON-DIRECTED INDOOR INFRARED CHANNELS, IEEE transactions on communications, 43(2-4), 1995, pp. 1613-1623
Authors:
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
EBER SL
HAMRA FK
FOK KF
CURRIE MG
FORTE LR
Citation: Wj. Krause et al., DISTRIBUTION OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI HEAT-STABLE ENTEROTOXIN GUANYLIN UROGUANYLIN RECEPTORS IN THE AVIAN INTESTINAL-TRACT, Acta anatomica, 153(3), 1995, pp. 210-219
Authors:
KRAUSE WJ
SAUNDERS NR
Citation: Wj. Krause et Nr. Saunders, BRAIN GROWTH AND NEOCORTICAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE OPOSSUM, Annals of anatomy, 176(5), 1994, pp. 395-407
Authors:
FAN XH
HAMRA FK
PACE VM
KRAUSE WJ
FREEMAN RH
FORTE LR
Citation: Xh. Fan et al., DISTRIBUTION OF UROGUANYLIN AND GUANYLIN MESSENGER-RNAS IN OPOSSUM TISSUES, The FASEB journal, 8(4), 1994, pp. 10000552-10000552