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2005Quality control in human in vitro fertilizationGardner, D.; Reed, L.; Linck, D.; Sheehan, C.; Lane, M.
2002Transforming growth factor β — a mediator of immune deviation in seminal plasmaRobertson, S.; Ingman, W.; O'Leary, S.; Sharkey, D.; Tremellen, K.
2004Effect of β₂‐glycoprotein I null mutation on reproductive outcome and antiphospholipid antibody‐mediated pregnancy pathology in miceRobertson, S.; Roberts, C.; van Beijering, E.; Pensa, K.; Sheng, Y.; Shi, T.; Krilis, S.
2004Semen activates the female immune response during early pregnancy in miceJohansson, M.; Bromfield, J.; Jasper, M.; Robertson, S.
2007Kit signaling is essential for development and maintenance of interstitial cells of Cajal and electrical rhythmicity in the embryonic gastrointestinal tractSpencer, E.; Ro, S.; Bayguinov, Y.; Sanders, K.; Ward, S.
2006Influence of semen on inflammatory modulators of embryo implantationRobertson, S.; O'Leary, S.; Armstrong, D.; Ashworth, C.; Kraeling, R.; International Conference on Pig Reproduction (7th : 2005 : Kerkrade, the Netherlands)
2009Cross-presentation of male seminal fluid antigens elicits T cell activation to initiate the female immune response to pregnancyMoldenhauer, L.; Diener, K.; Thring, D.; Brown, M.; Hayball, J.; Robertson, S.
2003Zinc treatment prevents lipopolysaccharide-induced teratogenicity in miceCarey, L.; Berbee, P.; Coyle, P.; Philcox, J.; Rofe, A.
2008Dietary zinc supplementation during pregnancy prevents spatial and object recognition memory impairments caused by early prenatal ethanol exposurePearce, B.; Henry, C.; Rofe, A.; Coyle, P.
2008Compensatory growth of healthy cardiac cells in the presence of diseased cells restores tissue homeostasis during heart developmentDrenckhahn, J.; Schwarz, Q.; Gray, S.; Laskowski, A.; Kiriazis, H.; Ming, Z.; Harvey, R.; Du, X.; Thorburn, D.; Cox, T.