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Developing data interpretation and problem-solving skills using computer-based tutorials

P Langton

J Physiol 536P (2001) S302

Cellular calcium ion mobilization by GluR5-containing kainate receptor and protein kinase C in cultured rat perirhinal cortical neurones

K Cho, MW. Brown and ZI. Bashir

J Physiol 536P (2001) S303

Low concentrations of dimethylsulphoxide result in a transient absorption of fluid when a microvessel was occluded during measurement of hydraulic conductivity using the Landis-Michel technique

CA. Powell, DO Bates and TM Pocock

J Physiol 536P (2001) S304

Measurement of hydraulic conductivity by double cannulation of single capillaries and pressure equilibration between periods of controlled shear rate in the frog mesentery

CR Neal and DO Bates

J Physiol 536P (2001) S305

A technique for simultaneous measurement of hydraulic conductivity (Lp ) and endothelial cell calcium concentration ([Ca2+]i) in frog mesenteric microvessels in vivo

DO Bates and TM Pocock

J Physiol 536P (2001) S306

Using a self-referencing ion-selective (SERIS) electrode to make non-invasive extracellular measurements of ion fluxes from pressurized rat resistance arteries in vitro

JM. Doughty and PD Langton

J Physiol 536P (2001) S307

Mechanisms of murine sino-atrial node pacemaking: the usual suspects

D Noble, M Lei, P Kohl and PJ Noble

J Physiol 536P (2001) S308

Characteristics of the force-extension hysteresis loop in resting intact neonatal rat muscle fibres

G Mutungi and KW Ranatunga

J Physiol 536P (2001) S309

Direct visualisation of dynein-powered microtubule sliding in living sperm flagella

DM. Woolley and GG. Vernon

J Physiol 536P (2001) S310

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