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ROLE OF CARDIAC NEURAL CREST CELLS IN CARDIOVASCULAR DEVELOPMENT
Authors: CREAZZO TL GODT RE LEATHERBURY L CONWAY SJ KIRBY ML
Citation: Tl. Creazzo et al., ROLE OF CARDIAC NEURAL CREST CELLS IN CARDIOVASCULAR DEVELOPMENT, Annual review of physiology, 60, 1998, pp. 267-286
TRANSIENT CRANIAL HEMORRHAGE DOES NOT CAUSE DEPRESSED CONTRACTILITY IN CARDIAC NEURAL CREST-ABLATED CHICK-EMBRYOS
Authors: KIRBY AD WOLFE RR JOHNSON M LEATHERBURY L KIRBY ML
Citation: Ad. Kirby et al., TRANSIENT CRANIAL HEMORRHAGE DOES NOT CAUSE DEPRESSED CONTRACTILITY IN CARDIAC NEURAL CREST-ABLATED CHICK-EMBRYOS, Teratology, 56(5), 1997, pp. 300-304
NEURAL CREST IS INVOLVED IN DEVELOPMENT OF ABNORMAL MYOCARDIAL-FUNCTION
Authors: CONWAY SJ GODT RE HATCHER CJ LEATHERBURY L ZOLOTOUCHNIKOV VV BROTTO MAP COPP AJ KIRBY ML CREAZZO TL
Citation: Sj. Conway et al., NEURAL CREST IS INVOLVED IN DEVELOPMENT OF ABNORMAL MYOCARDIAL-FUNCTION, Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology, 29(10), 1997, pp. 2675-2685
ABNORMALITIES IN LYMPHOCYTE POPULATIONS IN INFANTS WITH NEURAL CREST CARDIOVASCULAR DEFECTS
Authors: RHODEN DK LEATHERBURY L HELMAN S GAFFNEY M STRONG WB GUILL MF
Citation: Dk. Rhoden et al., ABNORMALITIES IN LYMPHOCYTE POPULATIONS IN INFANTS WITH NEURAL CREST CARDIOVASCULAR DEFECTS, Pediatric cardiology, 17(3), 1996, pp. 143-149
CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT AND PERINATAL-CARE OF INFANTS WITH NEURAL CREST-ASSOCIATED CONOTRUNCAL DEFECTS
Authors: LEATHERBURY L KIRBY ML
Citation: L. Leatherbury et Ml. Kirby, CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT AND PERINATAL-CARE OF INFANTS WITH NEURAL CREST-ASSOCIATED CONOTRUNCAL DEFECTS, Seminars in perinatology, 20(6), 1996, pp. 473-481
MORPHOLOGIC AND HEMODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT OF TUPLE-1 GENE ATTENUATED CHICK-EMBRYOS
Authors: HIXON RL LEATHERBURY L SCAMBLER P WOLFE RR STADT HA KIRBY ML
Citation: Rl. Hixon et al., MORPHOLOGIC AND HEMODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT OF TUPLE-1 GENE ATTENUATED CHICK-EMBRYOS, Pediatrics, 98(3), 1996, pp. 34-34
ASSOCIATION OF ABNORMAL CONFIGURATION OF HEART TUBE WITH DEPRESSED CONTRACTILITY AFTER CARDIAC NEURAL CREST ABLATION
Authors: LEATHERBURY L YUN JS WOLFE R
Citation: L. Leatherbury et al., ASSOCIATION OF ABNORMAL CONFIGURATION OF HEART TUBE WITH DEPRESSED CONTRACTILITY AFTER CARDIAC NEURAL CREST ABLATION, Pediatric research, 39(4), 1996, pp. 360-360
VISUAL UNDERSTANDING OF CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT - THE NEURAL CRESTS CONTRIBUTION
Authors: LEATHERBURY L WALDO K
Citation: L. Leatherbury et K. Waldo, VISUAL UNDERSTANDING OF CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT - THE NEURAL CRESTS CONTRIBUTION, Cellular & molecular biology research, 41(4), 1995, pp. 279-291
THE TYPE OF NEURAL CREST ABLATION DETERMINES THE SEVERITY AND TIMING OF VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION IN THE NEURAL CREST MODEL OF HEART-DEFECTS
Authors: LEATHERBURY L DAVIS J RHODEN DK CONNUCK DM
Citation: L. Leatherbury et al., THE TYPE OF NEURAL CREST ABLATION DETERMINES THE SEVERITY AND TIMING OF VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION IN THE NEURAL CREST MODEL OF HEART-DEFECTS, Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 1994, pp. 10000238-10000238
ABNORMALITIES IN LYMPHOCYTE POPULATIONS IN INFANTS WITH NEURAL CREST CARDIOVASCULAR DEFECTS
Authors: RHODEN DK LEATHERBURY L HELMAN S GAFFNEY M GUILL MF
Citation: Dk. Rhoden et al., ABNORMALITIES IN LYMPHOCYTE POPULATIONS IN INFANTS WITH NEURAL CREST CARDIOVASCULAR DEFECTS, Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 1994, pp. 10000286-10000286
ESOPHAGEAL-AORTIC EROSION ASSOCIATED WITH DOUBLE AORTIC-ARCH AND TRACHEOMALACIA - EXPERIENCE WITH 2 INFANTS
Authors: HECK HA MOORE HV LUTIN WA LEATHERBURY L TRUEMPER EJ STEINHART CM PEARSONSHAVER AL
Citation: Ha. Heck et al., ESOPHAGEAL-AORTIC EROSION ASSOCIATED WITH DOUBLE AORTIC-ARCH AND TRACHEOMALACIA - EXPERIENCE WITH 2 INFANTS, Texas Heart Institute journal, 20(2), 1993, pp. 126-129
NEURAL CREST ABLATION VERSUS SHAM SURGICAL EFFECTS IN A CHICK-EMBRYO MODEL OF DEFECTIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DEVELOPMENT
Authors: LEATHERBURY L CONNUCK DM KIRBY ML
Citation: L. Leatherbury et al., NEURAL CREST ABLATION VERSUS SHAM SURGICAL EFFECTS IN A CHICK-EMBRYO MODEL OF DEFECTIVE CARDIOVASCULAR DEVELOPMENT, Pediatric research, 33(6), 1993, pp. 628-631
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