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2004Attaining quality in science education through a teaching-research nexusRoberts, M.; McHolm, D.; McMillen, I.; Buckley, P.; Carmichael, R.; Australian Universities Quality Forum (3rd : 2004 : Adelaide, Australia)
2007Hypothalamic input is required for development of normal numbers of thyrotrophs and gonadotrophs but not other anterior pituitary cells in late gestation sheepSzarek, E.; Farrand, K.; McMillen, I.; Young, I.; Houghton, D.; Schwartz, J.
2004Opioid receptor stimulation suppresses the adrenal medulla hypoxic response in sheep by actions on Ca2+ and K+ channelsKeating, D.; Rychkov, G.; Adams, M.; Holgert, H.; McMillen, I.; Roberts, M.
2005Developmental origins of the metabolic syndrome: Prediction, plasticity, and programmingMcMillen, I.; Robinson, J.
2006Differential regulation of suppressor of cytokine signaling-3 in the liver and adipose tissue of the sheep fetus in late gestationGentili, S.; Waters, M.; McMillen, I.
2006Restricted fetal growth and lung development: A morphometric analysis of pulmonary structureLipsett, J.; Tamblyn, M.; Madigan, K.; Roberts, P.; Cool, J.; Runciman, S.; McMillen, I.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2004Prenatal programming of postnatal obesity: fetal nutrition and the regulation of leptin synthesis and secretion before birthMcMillen, I.; Muhlhausler, B.; Duffield, J.; Yuen, B.
2006When in gestation do nutritional alterations exert their effects? A focus on the early origins of adult diseaseMacLaughlin, S.; Muhlhausler, B.; Gentili, S.; McMillen, I.
2004Nutritional manipulation of fetal adipose tissue deposition and uncoupling protein 1 messenger RNA abundance in the sheep: Differential effects of timing and durationBudge, H.; Edwards, L.; McMillen, I.; Bryce, A.; Warnes, K.; Pearce, S.; Stephenson, T.; Symonds, M.
2003Adrenal TGFβ1 mRNA levels fall during late gestation and are not regulated by cortisol in the sheep fetusCoulter, C.; Salkeld, M.; McMillen, I.

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