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2006Impairments in precision grip correlate with functional measures in adult hemiplegiaMcDonnell, M.; Hillier, S.; Ridding, M.; Miles, T.
2006Peripheral INSL3 concentrations decline with age in a large population of Australian menAnand Ivell, R.; Wohlgemuth, J.; Haren, M.; Hope, P.; Hatzinikolas, G.; Wittert, G.; Ivell, R.
2008Islet-1: A potentially important role for an islet cell gene in visceral fatLi, H.; Heilbronn, L.; Hu, D.; Poynten, A.; Blackburn, M.; Shirkhedkar, D.; Kaplan, W.; Kriketos, A.; Ye, J.; Chisholm, D.
2008Effect of cocoa flavanols and exercise on cardiometabolic risk factors in overweight and obese subjectsDavison, K.; Coates, A.; Buckley, J.; Howe, P.
2011Antibiotic choice may not explain poorer outcomes in patients with Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia and high Vancomycin minimum inhibitory concentrationsHolmes, N.; Turnidge, J.; Munckhof, W.; Robinson, J.; Korman, T.; O'Sullivan, M.; Anderson, T.; Roberts, S.; Gao, W.; Christiansen, K.; Coombs, G.; Johnson, P.; Howden, B.
2009Telomere length in lymphocytes of older South Australian men may be inversely associated with plasma homocysteineBull, C.; O'Callaghan, N.; Mayrhofer, G.; Fenech, M.
2011For all my family's sake, I should go and find out: An Australian report on genetic counseling and testing uptake in individuals at high risk of breast and/or ovarian cancerWakefield, C.; Ratnayake, P.; Meiser, B.; Suthers, G.; Price, M.; Duffy, J.; Tucker, K.
2007Buccal micronucleus cytome biomarkers may be associated with Alzheimer's diseaseThomas, P.; Hecker, J.; Faunt, J.; Fenech, M.
2008Chromosome 17 and 21 aneuploidy in buccal cells is increased with ageing and in Alzheimer's diseaseThomas, P.; Fenech, M.
2004A functional autoantibody in narcolepsySmith, A.; Jackson, M.; Neufing, P.; McEvoy, R.; Gordon, T.

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