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    • Presynaptic-like mechanisms and the control of insulin secretion in pancreatic β-cells 

      Deng, Kylie
      Published 2024
      The regulation of insulin secretion from pancreatic β cells is central to the maintenance of blood glucose homeostasis. While the fundamental steps linking glucose uptake to the exocytosis of insulin-containing granules ...
      USyd Access
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    • Important components of yoga practice for mediating the stress response 

      Mandlik, Gandhar
      Published 2024
      Multimodal yoga practice has become a popular adjuvant treatment for lifestyle diseases. This thesis aimed to understand the typical composition of yoga classes of different styles, evaluated the evidence of the effects ...
      Open Access
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    • Beneath the cooling cap: An Exploration of women's and nurses' experiences of scalp cooling in the context of breast cancer 

      He, Jingjing
      Published 2024
      Chemotherapy-induced alopecia is reported to be one of the more distressing side effects of systemic cancer treatment. In Australia, a number of specialist cancer centres have introduced scalp-cooling technology to prevent ...
      USyd Access
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    • The Role of Anatomical Factors, Plaque Morphology, and Confounders on the Assessment of Coronary Haemodynamics and Clinical Outcomes: A Multi-modal Analysis 

      Ekmejian, Avedis
      Published 2024
      Aim: To establish the role of anatomical factors, plaque morphology, and confounding factors on assessing coronary haemodynamics and clinical outcomes, using a variety of imaging and haemodynamic modalities. Methods: ...
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    • The epidemiology of multiple primary melanomas in Australia 

      Ni, Yuan
      Published 2024
      Melanoma is a serious form of skin cancer and Australia (with New Zealand) has the highest incidence of melanoma in the world, and increasing rates among older generations. Overall survival rates after a diagnosis of ...
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