J W Meyer
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Mann S, Meyer J, Dietzel I
J Microsc
. 2007 Jan;
224(Pt 2):152-7.
PMID: 17204062
We have previously described a pulse-mode scanning ion conductance microscope to investigate membrane surfaces and volume changes of individual cells in culture. We have now developed a miniaturized scanning headstage...
2.
Lee D, Meyer J, Clouse J
Value Health
. 2001 Nov;
4(4):329-34.
PMID: 11705300
Objectives: Current methods for estimating the cost of illness inconsistently control for the effect of comorbid conditions. This analysis examines the implications of controlling for comorbid conditions on the estimated...
3.
Hall J, Nelson M, Meyer J, Williamson T, Wagner S
Manag Care Interface
. 2001 Aug;
14(8):69-75.
PMID: 11517841
The objectives of this study were to determine age- and gender-specific drug treatment prevalence rates for overactive bladder (OAB), and to compare resource use and costs among MCO members receiving...
4.
Stempel D, Meyer J, Stanford R, Yancey S
J Allergy Clin Immunol
. 2001 Jan;
107(1):94-8.
PMID: 11149997
Background: Randomized clinical trials have demonstrated that fluticasone propionate (FP) has better objective as well as subjective clinical outcomes than zafirlukast (ZA) in the treatment of asthma. Objective: The goal...
5.
Meyer J, Schmitt M
FEBS Lett
. 2000 Apr;
472(1):1-4.
PMID: 10781793
An increasing body of evidence has demonstrated that NADPH oxidase plays a critical role in several early steps leading toward the development of atherosclerosis. These effects appear to be carried...
6.
Meyer J, Holland J, Ziegler L, Chang M, BEEBE G, Schmitt M
Endothelium
. 1999 Dec;
7(1):11-22.
PMID: 10599557
Cultured human endothelial cells (EC) exposed to atherogenic low-density lipoprotein levels have increased reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation. The enzyme responsible for this ROS production elevation is unknown. We have...
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Worth A, Makris N, Meyer J, Caviness Jr V, Kennedy D
Med Image Anal
. 1999 Mar;
2(4):315-24.
PMID: 10072199
This work demonstrates encouraging results for increasing the automation of a practical and precise magnetic resonance brain image segmentation method. The intensity threshold for segmenting the brain exterior is determined...
8.
Holland J, Meyer J, Chang M, ODonnell R, Johnson D, Ziegler L
Endothelium
. 1999 Feb;
6(2):113-21.
PMID: 9930645
In order to study the major cellular source of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in perturbed human endothelial cells (EC), the effect of thrombin, a phospholipase A2 activator, on cultured EC...
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Makris N, Meyer J, Bates J, Yeterian E, Kennedy D, CAVINESS V
Neuroimage
. 1999 Jan;
9(1):18-45.
PMID: 9918726
We describe a system for parcellation of the human cerebral white matter and nuclei, based upon magnetic resonance images. An algorithm for subdivision of the cerebral central white matter according...
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Meyer J, Makris N, Bates J, CAVINESS V, Kennedy D
Neuroimage
. 1999 Jan;
9(1):1-17.
PMID: 9918725
We describe a virtually automatic comprehensive parcellation of the human cerebral central white matter, which is based upon T1-weighted MRI scans. The system, which is "rule-based," is developed from prior...