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2007Effect of maternal asthma during pregnancy on childhood growth and development of atopic diseaseTalbot, P.; Wright, I.; Hilton, J.; Mattes, J.; Clifton, V.; The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand 2007 Annual Scientific Meeting (25th-28th March 2007 : Auckland Convention Centre, NZ)
2007The effects of pre-eclampsia, asthma and fetal sex on maternal, fetal and neonatal characteristicsClifton, V.; Mayhew, T.; Wright, I.; Stark, M.; Giles, W.; International Federation of Placenta Associations Meeting (13th : 17th-21st August, 2007 : Kingston, Ontario, Canada)
2002Microvascular effects of CRH in human skin vary in relation to genderClifton, V.; Crompton, R.; Smith, R.; Wright, I.
2014Early microvascular changes in the preterm neonate: a comparative study of the human and guinea pigDyson, R.; Palliser, H.; Lakkundi, A.; de Waal, K.; Latter, J.; Clifton, V.; Wright, I.
2011Influence of sex and glucocorticoid exposure on preterm placental pro-oxidant-antioxidant balanceStark, M.; Hodyl, N.; Wright, I.; Clifton, V.
2016Videomicroscopy as a tool for investigation of the microcirculation in the newbornWright, I.; Latter, J.; Dyson, R.; Levi, C.; Clifton, V.
2008Microvascular blood flow, clinical illness severity and cardiovascular function in the preterm infantStark, M.; Clifton, V.; Wright, I.
2003Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone Causes Vasodilation in Human Skin via Mast Cell-Dependent PathwaysCrompton, R.; Clifton, V.; Bisits, A.; Read, M.; Smith, R.; Wright, I.
2008Sex-Specific Differences in Peripheral Microvascular Blood Flow in Preterm InfantsStark, M.; Clifton, V.; Wright, I.
2009Sex-specific alterations in placental 11 beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase 2 activity and early postnatal clinical course following antenatal betamethasoneStark, M.; Wright, I.; Clifton, V.

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