Chondrocyte phenotype and cell survival are regulated by culture conditions and by specific cytokines through the expression of Sox‐9 transcription factor von Kolettas, E., Muir, H. I., Barrett, J. C., Hardingham, T. E.

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Effects of High and Low Blood Lactate Concentrations on Sweat Lactate Response von Green, J M, Bishop, P A, Muir, I H., McLester Jr, J R, Heath, H E

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Prediction of rectal temperature from ear canal temperature von Muir, I. H., Bishop, P. A., Lomax, R. G., Green, J. M.

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Micro-environment changes inside impermeable protective clothing during a continuous work exposure von Muir, I. H., Bishop, P. A., Kozusko, J.

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Gender differences in sweat lactate von Green, J M, Bishop, P A, Muir, I H, Lomax, R G

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Expression of cartilage-specific molecules is retained on long-term culture of human articular chondrocytes von Kolettas, E, Buluwela, L, Bayliss, M T, Muir, H I

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Neutron and X-ray solution-scattering studies of the ternary complex between proteoglycan-binding region, link protein and hyaluronan von PERKINS, S. J, NEALIS, A. S, DUNHAM, D. G, HARDINGHAM, T. E, MUIR, I. H

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A reappraisal of the structure of normal canine articular cartilage von DUNHAM, J, SHACKLETON, D. R, BILLINGHAM, M. E. J, BITENSKY, L, CHAYEN, J, MUIR, I. H

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Molecular modeling of the multidomain structures of the proteoglycan binding region and the link protein of cartilage by neutron and synchrotron x-ray scattering von Perkins, Stephen J, Nealis, Adam S, Dunham, David G, Hardingham, Timothy E, Muir, I. Helen

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Possible mechanism for target cell lysis by cytotoxic T-cells von Friedberg, R. C., Bitensky, L., Chayen, J., Muir, I. H., Askonas, B. A., Taylor, P. M.

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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ACCLIMATED MEN DURING AN INTERMITTENT TREADMILL PROTOCOL IN A WARM HUMID ENVIRONMENT von Muir, I H., Myhre, L G.

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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF WOMEN TENNIS PLAYERS WEARING ONE AND TWO-PIECE UNIFORMS IN A WARM AND HUMID ENVIRONMENT von Myhre, L G., Muir, I H.

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EFFECT OF 40 DAYS SLEEPING IN NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA ON TOTAL HEMOGLOBIN MASS IN COMPETITIVE RUNNERS von Myhre, L G., Muir, I H., Salazar, A B., Dahms, T

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INDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN RESPONSES OF ELITE RUNNERS TO 40 DAYS OF SLEEPING IN SIMULATED HIGH ALTITUDE von Muir, I H., Myhre, L G., Salazar, A B., Dahms, T

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LIVE HIGH TRAIN LOW???: FROM A COACHING PERSPECTIVE von Salazar, A B., Myhre, L G., Muir, I H., Dahms, T

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Rapid changes in target cell lysosomes induced by cytotoxic T cells: indication of target suicide ? von Pitsillides, Andrew A., Taylor, Patricia M., Bitensky, Lucille, Chayen, Joseph, Helen Muir, I., Askonas, Brigitte A.

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EFFECTIVENESS OF A 20-m SHUTTLE RUN TEST AS A PREDICTOR OF MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE IN ADULTS von Muir, I. H., Smith, J. F.

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T-cell mediated cytolysis: evidence for target-cell suicide von Chayen, J, Pitsillides, A A, Bitensky, L, Muir, I H, Taylor, P M, Askonas, B A

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EFFECTS OF SODIUM CONTENT ON HYDRATION IN HEAT-EXPOSED WORKERS von Kozusko, J M., Sirikul, B, Muir, I H., Bishop, P A.

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A COMPARISOIN OF AT RISK AND NOT AT RISK URBAN ADOLESCENT FEMALES: THE PATH PROGRAM von Fardy, P S., Muir, I H., Azzollini, A, Magel, J, Hiona, A

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