Scientific Report 2003-2004 - Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research ...

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Keyword IndexMacrophagesHamilton 92Magnetic nanoparticleZborowski 22Magnetic resonance imagingFisher 28Magnetic separationZborowski 22MagnetophoresisZborowski 22MalignancyBorden 172Vogelbaum 61Mass spectrometryCrabb 163Kinter 77Mast cellsHaque 55Membrane fusionWeimbs82Membrane traffickingPerin 144MEMSFleischman 21Roy 21MeniscusMcDevitt 39MetalloproteasesApte 34MetastasisCasey 50MicroarraysPerez, D. 127Micro-CTPowell 29MicroelectromechanicalsystemsFleischman 21Roy 21MicrogravityCavanagh 18MitochondriaPioro 145MitoxantronePelfrey 143MonocyteCathcart 69Motor-function recoveryYue 32Mouse developmentLefebvre 38Movement disordersSubramanian 149mRNA EditingDriscoll 72mRNA StabilityHamilton 92Multiple sclerosisFisher 28Perez, V. 166Trapp 150Pelfrey 143Ransohoff 146Rudick 147Musculoskeletal functionvan den Bogert 20MutagenesisStark 112Myelin proteinsPelfrey 143MyelinationPerez, V. 166Trapp 150MyeloperoxidaseHazen 74Myocyte growthSen, S. 130MyoDHarter 106MyofilamentDamron 155Myofilament calciumsensitivityMurray 153MyotrophinSen, S. 130Myxomatous mitral valvediseaseVesely 27NanotechnologyFleischman 21Roy 21Nerve regenerationSiemionow, M. 96Neural developmentNakamoto, M. 141Neural Synaptic ProteinPerin 144Neural transplantationSubramanian 149Neural controlYue 32NeurodegenerationFisher 28Trapp 150Neurodegenerative diseaseRudick 147NeuroimagingPioro 145Neuromuscular controlvan den Bogert 20Neuromuscular rehabilitationYue 32NeuronMacklin 140Bhat 154Neuronal migrationKomuro 138NeuroprotectionPioro 145NeurotransmitterPerin 144NFkBLi 95Stark 112DiDonato 53Night blindnessPeachey 165Nitric OxideErzurum 54Hazen 74Stuehr 97Thomassen 81Nitric Oxide SynthaseStuehr 97NMRQin, J. 176nobPeachey 165Non-pulsatile pumpsSmith, W. 25Novel gene discoveryGudkov 104Nuclear Hormone ReceptorsBallock 34ObesityHoover-Plow 123Ocular neovascularizationAnand-Apte 162OligodendrocyteMacklin 140OncogeneWolfman 83Organ transplantationPellett 114Orthopaedic bioengineeringKnothe Tate 37OsteoblastKnote Tate 37Midura 40Wolfman 83OsteoporosisMidura 40Muschler 41Powell 29Ovarian cancerXu, Y. 63OxidationHazen 74Cathcart 69Oxidized LDLGraham25Oxidative stessKinter 77p53Chumakov 105Gudkov 104Stark 112PainBhat 154Paneth cellsBevins 89Parathyroid hormoneMidura 40Parkinson’s diseaseSubramanian 149PathogenDiDonato 53PathophysiologyKnothe Tate 37PentraxinPerin 144Peroxisome Proliferatoractivatedreceptors (PPARs)Ballock 34PhosphatasesLarner 94PhotoreceptorHagstrom 164Hollyfield 160PKRWilliams 62PlasminogenHoover-Plow 123Plasminogen ReceptorsPlow 128PlateletsFox, J. 122PoliovirusBanerjee, A. 113Polycystic kidney diseaseWeimbs 82PolycystinWeimbs 82Promoter clearanceLuse 107Prostate cancerByzova 121Casey 50Heston 56Protein identificationKinter 77Protein modificationKinter 77Protein sequencingKinter 77Protein structureQin, J. 176Protein synthesisSen, S. 130ProteoglycansHascall 36ProteolipidMacklin 140ProteomicsCrabb 163proto-oncogeneColmenares 51PTENSizemore 60PTPaseYi 64Pulmonary circulationMurray 153pulmonaryAronica 88Thomassen 81Pulsed electromagnetic fieldsWolfman 83Quantitative microscopyPowell 29RasStacey 111Ras isoformsWolfman 83196
Keyword IndexReceptorBhat 154Receptor tyrosine kinasesNakamoto, M. 141Remodeling mechanismsKnothe Tate 37Renal cell carcinomaFinke 91Weimbs 82ReplicationBanerjee, A. 113RetinaHollyfield 160Hagstrom 164Peachey 165Retinal degenerationHagstrom 164Retinal pigment epitheliumHollyfield 160Peachey 165Reverse geneticsBanerjee, A. 113RibozymesDayie 175RNA functionDayie 175RNA in drug discoveryDayie 175RNA Polymerase IILuse 107RNA ProcessingPadgett 108RNA-Protein interactionsDayie 175RNAse LSilverman 59RNomicsDayie 175RyanodineBhat 154SecretaseSen, I. 129SeleniumDriscoll 72SelenocysteineDriscoll 72SensorsFleischman 21Roy 21Signal transductionKarnik 124Li 95Qin, J. 176Yi 64SignalingFox, J. 122Signalling PathwayHowe 75Larner 94DiDonato 53SilencingRunge 109Skeletal muscle differentiationHarter 106SkeletogenesisLefebvre 38skiColmenares 51SkinMaytin 33Small molecule p53 inhibitorGudkov 104SNARE proteinsWeimbs 82snoColmenares 51Sodium stibogluconateYi 64Quiñones-Mateu 115Sox genesLefebvre 38SplicingPadgett 108Sports injuryvan den Bogert 20STATsStark 112Stem cellsMuschler 41Penn 79Perez, V. 166Trapp 150Stent graftsGreenberg 26StrokeMayberg 159StuctureStuehr 97Structure-functionKarnik 124SurfactantThomassen 81SynaptotagminPerin 144T lymphocytesHeeger 93Aronica 88T CellAronica 88Finke 91Fairchild 90Rudick 147Siemionow, M. 96Shu 168Tuohy 100TelomereRunge 109TGF-βHowe 75ThrombosisByzova 121Plow 128Thrombospondin-1Adams 68Thyroid hormone receptorBallock 34Tissue characterizationVince 30Tissue engineeringKnothe Tate 37Muschler 41Vesely 27Tissue factorChisolm 70Tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinases-3(TIMP-3)Anand-Apte 162TLR signalingSen, G. 110T-lymphocyteFairchild 90TNFr superfamilyLi 95Topoisomerase IIStacey 111Total artificial heartSmith, W. 25Transcript elongationLuse 107Transcript initiationLuse 107TranscriptionDiCorleto 7Transcription factorMaytin 33Sizemore 60Lefebvre 38TranscytosisJacobsen 76Transgenic miceBanerjee, S. 49TransgenicsPerez, D. 127Translational controlFox, P. 73Translational regulationSen, G. 110Translational researchPellett 114TransplantFairchild 90Transplant toleranceSiemionow, M. 96TransplantationHeeger 93Perez, V. 166trypsinBevins 89TULP1Hagstrom 164Tumor immunotherapyShu 168Tumor InfiltratingLymphocytes (TILs)Finke 91Tumor SuppressorSilverman 59Williams 62tumorLindner 173Type VI collagenMcDevitt 39Tyrosine KinaseLarner 94UrologyDaneshgari 52UV lightMaytin 33Vascular biologyFox, J. 122Wang 131Vascular endothelial growthfactor (VEGF)Anand-Apte 162Byzova 121Vascular graftsGraham 25Vascular regulationMurray 153Ventricular assist deviceGolding 23Smith, W. 25Ventricular remodelingPenn 79Vesicular stomatitis virusBanerjee, A. 113Viral mechanismsHarter 106Viral stressSen, G. 110VirologyPellett 114VisionCrabb 163Visual cycleCrabb 163Vitamin B 12Jacobsen 76Vitamin KBerkner 120Vitamin K-dependentproteinsBerkner 120Voluntary motor actionYue 32Wilms tumorWilliams 62Wound healingMaytin 33McDevitt 39YeastRunge 1092-5ASilverman 59197
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