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Contractile activity of the bladder urothelium and lamina propria

BOND University
Moro, Christian ; Chess-Williams, Russ
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This project involves investigating the receptors, genes and neuronal systems modulating a unique contractile activity generated from within the bladder wall. The activity may be an underlying cause of lower urinary tract diseases and this research has identified a range of novel therapeutic targets which can be clinically utilised for therapeutic treatments. Data in the form of Excel Spreadsheets and statistical software (Graphpad Prism).

Created: 2008 to 2013

Issued: 2013

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