Research Paper:

L Best, T Speake, and P Brown

Functional characterisation of the volume-sensitive anion channel in rat pancreatic beta-cells
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 145-150. [Abstract] [PDF]  

AO Verkerk, CA Schumacher, AC van Ginneken, MW Veldkamp, and JH Ravesloot

Role of Ca(2+)-activated Cl(-) current in ventricular action potentials of sheep during adrenoceptor stimulation
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 151-159. [Abstract] [PDF]  

GM Darnley, AM Duke, DS Steele, and NG MacFarlane

Effects of reactive oxygen species on aspects of excitation-contraction coupling in chemically skinned rabbit diaphragm muscle fibres
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 161-168. [Abstract] [PDF]  

K Sinha, HK Dannelly, and SK Ghosh

Effects of T-lymphocyte-dependent and -independent immunity on cholinergic enzyme activity in mouse lacrimal gland
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 169-176. [Abstract] [PDF]  

N Shibata, S Inada, K Mitsui, H Honjo, M Yamamoto, R Niwa, MR Boyett, and I Kodama

Pacemaker shift in the rabbit sinoatrial node in response to vagal nerve stimulation
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 177-184. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M McGuire, A Bradford, and M MacDermott

The effects of dietary creatine supplements on the contractile properties of rat soleus and extensor digitorum longus muscles
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 185-190. [Abstract] [PDF]  

CG Egan, JC Lockhart, JS McLean, and WR Ferrell

Expression of constitutive but not inducible cyclooxygenase maintains articular perfusion in the rat knee
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 191-197. [Abstract] [PDF]  

AS Faurie, D Mitchell, and HP Laburn

Feto-maternal relationships in goats during heat and cold exposure
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 199-204. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Y Jiao, P Shashkin, N Hjeltnes, H Wallberg-Henriksson, and A Katz

Altered glycogen synthase and phosphorylase activities in skeletal muscle of tetraplegic patients
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 205-209. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Symposium Paper:

Proceedings from the Uterine Contractility Symposium. Oxford, United Kingdom, May 3, 2000
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 211-318.  

AL Bernal

Overview of current research in parturition
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 213-222. [Abstract] [PDF]  

BM Sanborn

Hormones and calcium: mechanisms controlling uterine smooth muscle contractile activity. The Litchfield Lecture
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 223-237. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S Wray, S Kupittayanant, A Shmygol, RD Smith, and T Burdyga

The physiological basis of uterine contractility: a short review
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 239-246. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RM Tribe

Regulation of human myometrial contractility during pregnancy and labour: are calcium homeostatic pathways important?
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 247-254. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RN Khan, B Matharoo-Ball, S Arulkumaran, and ML Ashford

Potassium channels in the human myometrium
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 255-264. [Abstract] [PDF]  

SA Price and AL Bernal

Uterine quiescence: the role of cyclic AMP
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 265-272. [Abstract] [PDF]  

EA Linton, Woodman, JR, G Asboth, BP Glynn, CP Plested, and AL Bernal

Corticotrophin releasing hormone: its potential for a role in human myometrium
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 273-281. [Abstract] [PDF]  

YH Lee, MK Hwang, KG Morgan, and MJ Taggart

Receptor-coupled contractility of uterine smooth muscle: from membrane to myofilaments
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 283-288. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R Ivell, T Kimura, D Muller, K Augustin, N Abend, R Bathgate, R Telgmann, M Balvers, G Tillmann, and AR Fuchs

The structure and regulation of the oxytocin receptor
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 289-296. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S Thornton, M Vatish, and D Slater

Oxytocin antagonists: clinical and scientific considerations
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 297-302. [Abstract] [PDF]  

CP Plested and AL Bernal

Desensitisation of the oxytocin receptor and other G-protein coupled receptors in the human myometrium
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 303-312. [Abstract] [PDF]  

F Moore and AL Bernal

Myosin light chain kinase and the onset of labour in humans
Exp Physiol 2001 86: 313-318. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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