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AROUSAL AND CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO AIR-FLOW OBSTRUCTION IN SLEEPING LAMBS - EFFECTS OF SLEEP STATE, AGE, AND REPEATED OBSTRUCTION
Authors: HARDING R JAKUBOWSKA AE MCCRABB GJ
Citation: R. Harding et al., AROUSAL AND CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO AIR-FLOW OBSTRUCTION IN SLEEPING LAMBS - EFFECTS OF SLEEP STATE, AGE, AND REPEATED OBSTRUCTION, Sleep, 20(9), 1997, pp. 693-701
CEREBRAL OXYGEN DELIVERY IS REDUCED DURING THE ACIDEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH PROLONGED HYPOXEMIA IN THE IMMATURE OVINE FETUS
Authors: MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et R. Harding, CEREBRAL OXYGEN DELIVERY IS REDUCED DURING THE ACIDEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH PROLONGED HYPOXEMIA IN THE IMMATURE OVINE FETUS, Biology of the neonate, 71(6), 1997, pp. 385-394
INHIBITING METHANE PRODUCTION IN BRAHMAN CATTLE BY DIETARY SUPPLEMENTATION WITH A NOVEL COMPOUND AND THE EFFECTS ON GROWTH
Authors: MCCRABB GJ BERGER KT MAGNER T MAY C HUNTER RA
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et al., INHIBITING METHANE PRODUCTION IN BRAHMAN CATTLE BY DIETARY SUPPLEMENTATION WITH A NOVEL COMPOUND AND THE EFFECTS ON GROWTH, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 48(3), 1997, pp. 323-329
EFFECTS OF PROLONGED HYPOXEMIA ON FETAL RENAL-FUNCTION AND AMNIOTIC-FLUID VOLUME IN SHEEP
Authors: COCK ML MCCRABB GJ WLODEK ME HARDING R
Citation: Ml. Cock et al., EFFECTS OF PROLONGED HYPOXEMIA ON FETAL RENAL-FUNCTION AND AMNIOTIC-FLUID VOLUME IN SHEEP, American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 176(2), 1997, pp. 320-326
DEVELOPMENT OF VENTILATORY RESPONSIVENESS TO PROGRESSIVE HYPOXIA AND HYPERCAPNIA IN LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT LAMBS
Authors: MOSS TJ DAVEY MG MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Tj. Moss et al., DEVELOPMENT OF VENTILATORY RESPONSIVENESS TO PROGRESSIVE HYPOXIA AND HYPERCAPNIA IN LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT LAMBS, Journal of applied physiology, 81(4), 1996, pp. 1555-1561
ACIDEMIA ENHANCES THE INHIBITORY EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON FETAL LUNG LIQUID SECRETION IN SHEEP
Authors: WALLACE MJ HOOPER SB MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Mj. Wallace et al., ACIDEMIA ENHANCES THE INHIBITORY EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON FETAL LUNG LIQUID SECRETION IN SHEEP, Reproduction, fertility and development, 8(3), 1996, pp. 327-333
PLACENTAL GROWTH AND THE ABILITY OF SHEEP TO THERMOREGULATE IN HOT ENVIRONMENT
Authors: MCCRABB GJ BORTOLUSSI G
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et G. Bortolussi, PLACENTAL GROWTH AND THE ABILITY OF SHEEP TO THERMOREGULATE IN HOT ENVIRONMENT, Small ruminant research, 20(2), 1996, pp. 121-127
ROLE OF NITRIC-OXIDE IN THE REGULATION OF CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW IN THE OVINE FETUS
Authors: MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et R. Harding, ROLE OF NITRIC-OXIDE IN THE REGULATION OF CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW IN THE OVINE FETUS, Clinical and experimental pharmacology and physiology, 23(10-11), 1996, pp. 855-860
ALTERATIONS IN FETAL URINE PRODUCTION DURING PROLONGED HYPOXEMIA INDUCED BY REDUCED UTERINE BLOOD-FLOW IN SHEEP - MECHANISMS
Authors: COCK ML WLODEK ME MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Ml. Cock et al., ALTERATIONS IN FETAL URINE PRODUCTION DURING PROLONGED HYPOXEMIA INDUCED BY REDUCED UTERINE BLOOD-FLOW IN SHEEP - MECHANISMS, Clinical and experimental pharmacology and physiology, 23(1), 1996, pp. 57-63
PREMATURITY ALTERS HYPOXIC AND HYPERCAPNIC VENTILATORY RESPONSES IN DEVELOPING LAMBS
Authors: DAVEY MG MOSS TJ MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Mg. Davey et al., PREMATURITY ALTERS HYPOXIC AND HYPERCAPNIC VENTILATORY RESPONSES IN DEVELOPING LAMBS, Respiration physiology, 105(1-2), 1996, pp. 57-67
INFLUENCE OF SEDATION ON AROUSAL AND CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO AIR-FLOW OBSTRUCTION IN SLEEPING LAMBS
Authors: JAKUBOWSKA AE MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Ae. Jakubowska et al., INFLUENCE OF SEDATION ON AROUSAL AND CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO AIR-FLOW OBSTRUCTION IN SLEEPING LAMBS, Pediatric research, 40(4), 1996, pp. 564-570
CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW IS INCREASED THROUGHOUT 12 H OF HYPOXEMIA IN THE MIDGESTATION OVINE FETUS
Authors: MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et R. Harding, CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW IS INCREASED THROUGHOUT 12 H OF HYPOXEMIA IN THE MIDGESTATION OVINE FETUS, Reproduction, fertility and development, 7(3), 1995, pp. 463-467
POSTNATAL-DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSES TO AIR-FLOW OBSTRUCTION
Authors: HARDING R JAKUBOWSKA AE MCCRABB GJ
Citation: R. Harding et al., POSTNATAL-DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSES TO AIR-FLOW OBSTRUCTION, Clinical and experimental pharmacology and physiology, 22(8), 1995, pp. 537-543
VENTILATORY RESPONSES TO PROGRESSIVE HYPOXIA AND HYPERCAPNIA IN DEVELOPING SHEEP
Authors: MOSS TJ JAKUBOWSKA AE MCCRABB GJ BILLINGS K HARDING R
Citation: Tj. Moss et al., VENTILATORY RESPONSES TO PROGRESSIVE HYPOXIA AND HYPERCAPNIA IN DEVELOPING SHEEP, Respiration physiology, 100(1), 1995, pp. 33-44
THE THERMAL RESPONSE OF SHEEP TO A HOT ENVIRONMENT IN DIFFERENT YEARS
Authors: MCCRABB GJ BORTOLUSSI G HENNOSTE LM MCDONALD BJ
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et al., THE THERMAL RESPONSE OF SHEEP TO A HOT ENVIRONMENT IN DIFFERENT YEARS, Journal of Agricultural Science, 125, 1995, pp. 153-158
MEASUREMENT OF LUNG DIFFUSING-CAPACITY AND FUNCTIONAL RESIDUAL CAPACITY IN LAMBS DURING THE FIRST POSTNATAL MONTH
Authors: JOHNS DP JAKUBOWSKA AE MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Dp. Johns et al., MEASUREMENT OF LUNG DIFFUSING-CAPACITY AND FUNCTIONAL RESIDUAL CAPACITY IN LAMBS DURING THE FIRST POSTNATAL MONTH, Pediatric pulmonology, 17(6), 1994, pp. 347-353
SWALLOWING AND URINE FLOW RESPONSES OF OVINE FETUSES TO 24 H OF HYPOXIA
Authors: BRACE RA WLODEK ME MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Ra. Brace et al., SWALLOWING AND URINE FLOW RESPONSES OF OVINE FETUSES TO 24 H OF HYPOXIA, The American journal of physiology, 266(4), 1994, pp. 180001345-180001352
THE EFFECTS OF 24 HOURS OF REDUCED UTERINE BLOOD-FLOW ON FETAL FLUID BALANCE IN SHEEP
Authors: COCK ML WLODEK ME HOOPER SB MCCRABB GJ HARDING R
Citation: Ml. Cock et al., THE EFFECTS OF 24 HOURS OF REDUCED UTERINE BLOOD-FLOW ON FETAL FLUID BALANCE IN SHEEP, American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 170(5), 1994, pp. 1442-1451
HEAT-STRESS DURING MID-PREGNANCY IN SHEEP AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR PLACENTAL AND FETAL GROWTH
Authors: MCCRABB GJ MCDONALD BJ HENNOSTE LM
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et al., HEAT-STRESS DURING MID-PREGNANCY IN SHEEP AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR PLACENTAL AND FETAL GROWTH, Journal of Agricultural Science, 120, 1993, pp. 265-271
LAMB BIRTH-WEIGHT IN SHEEP DIFFERENTLY ACCLIMATIZED TO A HOT ENVIRONMENT
Authors: MCCRABB GJ MCDONALD BJ HENNOSTE LM
Citation: Gj. Mccrabb et al., LAMB BIRTH-WEIGHT IN SHEEP DIFFERENTLY ACCLIMATIZED TO A HOT ENVIRONMENT, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 44(5), 1993, pp. 933-943
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