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2. Optimization of Pan-Pim Kinase Activity and Oral Bioavailability Leading to Diaminopyrazole (GDC-0339) for the Treatment of Multiple Myeloma

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Wang, Xiaojing, primary, Blackaby, Wesley, additional, Allen, Vivienne, additional, Chan, Grace Ka Yan, additional, Chang, Jae H., additional, Chiang, Po-Chang, additional, Diène, Coura, additional, Drummond, Jason, additional, Do, Steven, additional, Fan, Eric, additional, Harstad, Eric B., additional, Hodges, Alastair, additional, Hu, Huiyong, additional, Jia, Wei, additional, Kofie, William, additional, Kolesnikov, Aleksandr, additional, Lyssikatos, Joseph P., additional, Ly, Justin, additional, Matteucci, Mizio, additional, Moffat, John G., additional, Munugalavadla, Veerendra, additional, Murray, Jeremy, additional, Nash, David, additional, Noland, Cameron L., additional, Del Rosario, Geoff, additional, Ross, Leanne, additional, Rouse, Craig, additional, Sharpe, Andrew, additional, Slaga, Dionysos, additional, Sun, Minghua, additional, Tsui, Vickie, additional, Wallweber, Heidi, additional, Yu, Shang-Fan, additional, and Ebens, Allen J., additional

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2019
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4. Identification and Investigation of Novel Binding Fragments in the Fatty Acid Binding Protein 6 (FABP6)

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Hendrick, Alan G., primary, Müller, Ilka, additional, Willems, Henriëtte, additional, Leonard, Philip M., additional, Irving, Steve, additional, Davenport, Richard, additional, Ito, Takashi, additional, Reeves, Jenny, additional, Wright, Susanne, additional, Allen, Vivienne, additional, Wilkinson, Stephen, additional, Heffron, Helen, additional, Bazin, Richard, additional, Turney, Jennifer, additional, and Mitchell, Philip J., additional

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2016
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5. Discovery of a series of imidazopyrazine small molecule inhibitors of the kinase MAPKAPK5, that show activity using in vitro and in vivo models of rheumatoid arthritis

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Andrews, Martin J.I., Andrew Clase, J., Bar, Gregory, Tricarico, Giovanni, Edwards, Paul J., Brys, Reginald, Chambers, Mark, Schmidt, Wolfgang, MacLeod, Angus, Hirst, Kim, Allen, Vivienne, Birault, Veronique, Le, Joelle, Harris, John, Self, Andrew, Nash, Kevin, and Dixon, Graham

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2012
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7. Blood Pressure Fluctuation and Intraventricular Hemorrhage in the Preterm Infant of Less Than 31 Weeks' Gestation.

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Miall-Allen, Vivienne M., de Vries, Linda S., Dubowitz, Lilly M.S., and Whitelaw, Andrew G.L.

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*PREMATURE infants, *RESPIRATORY distress syndrome, *HEMORRHAGE, *HEALTH risk assessment
Abstract

Abstract. A total of 22 infants of less than 31 weeks' gestation who were mechanically ventilated for a minimum of 12 hours for respiratory distress syndrome were studied. The coefficient of variation of direct systolic pressure was measured each minute from six to 36 hours of age and averaged per hour after birth with a microcomputer-based system of data collection. At the start of recording, the ultrasound scan appeared normal in each infant, but intraventricular hemorrhage developed in ten infants less than 36 hours of age. Twelve infants remained free of intraventricular hemorrhages. BP fluctuation was greater for a longer proportion of measured time in infants in whom intraventricular hemorrhage did not develop compared with those in whom it did develop P < .05). These findings do not support a causal relationship between BP fluctuation and intraventricular hemorrhage within the range of coefficient of variation studied. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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1989
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9. Auditory Brainstem Evoked Responses in Autistic Children

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Tanguay, Peter E., Edwards, Rose Mary, Buchwald, Jennifer, Schwafel, Judith, and Allen, Vivienne

Abstract

• Auditory brainstem evoked responses (ABRs) were studied in 16 autistic children. Three children had severe delays in wave I latency, indicating defective functioning of the peripheral auditory pathway. The remaining subjects also had delayed wave I latency but only for right ear stimulation at the lowest stimulus intensity. Eight autistic children (and no control subjects) had ABR transmission time values 3 SDs beyond the normal mean, suggesting auditory processing defects peripheral to or within the brainstem auditory pathway. These findings (1) may have no causal relationship to the child's autistic handicaps, (2) may represent distortions in auditory input that impair the learning of language, and (3) may reflect an earlier state in which abnormal input directly caused maldevelopment of forebrain systems necessary for language and cognitive function.

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1982
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