Number of items: 5.
LC-MS/MS Confirms That COX-1 Drives Vascular Prostacyclin Whilst Gene Expression Pattern Reveals Non-Vascular Sites of COX-2 Expression. (2013)
N.S. Kirkby,
A.K. Zaiss,
P. Urquhart,
J. Jiao,
P.J. Austin,
Malak Al-Yamani,
M.H. Lundberg,
Louise MacKenzie,
T.D. Warner,
A. Nicolaou,
H.R. Herschman
and
J.A. Mitchell
Nitric oxide-dependent vasodilation is compromised in isolated pulmonary arteries from COX knockout mice. (2013)
Will Wright,
Louise Susan MacKenzie,
N.S. Kirkby
and
Jane A. Mitchell
Cyclooxygenase-1, not cyclooxygenase-2, is responsible for physiological production of prostacyclin in the cardiovascular system. (2012)
N.S. Kirkby,
M.H. Lundberg,
L.S. Harrington,
P.D.M. Leadbeater,
C.M.F. Potter,
M. Al-Yamani,
O. Adeyemi,
J.A. Mitchell,
T.D. Warner
and
G.L. Milne
Role of the endothelium and COX-1 in prostacyclin generation by whole vessels stimulated with different agonists. (2012)
Malak Alyamanil,
N.S. Kirkby,
Louise Susan MacKenzie,
M.H. Lundberg,
T.D. Warner
and
J.A. Mitchell
Contribution of COX1 and COX2 to prostacyclin release by healthy mouse tissues. (2011)
N.S. Kirkby,
Louise Harrington,
Martina Lundberg,
T. Hoefer,
Tim D. Warner
and
Jane A. Mitchell
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