A cost-effective, analytical method for measuring metabolic load of mitochondria
(2019)
Journal Article
Campbell-Ritchie, A., Grey, J. F., Townley, A. R., Everitt, N. M., & Wheatley, S. P. (2019). A cost-effective, analytical method for measuring metabolic load of mitochondria. Metabolism Open, 4, Article 100020. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.metop.2019.100020
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The use of decellularised animal tissue to study disseminating cancer cells (2018)
Journal Article
Grey, J. F. E., Campbell-Ritchie, A., Everitt, N. M., Fezovich, A. J., & Wheatley, S. P. (2019). The use of decellularised animal tissue to study disseminating cancer cells. Journal of Cell Science, 132(4), Article jcs219907. https://doi.org/10.1242/jcs.219907Since the establishment of cell culture, common practice has been to grow adherent cells in 2D monolayers. Although cells behave completely differently when grown under these artificial conditions, the ease of 2D culturing has meant that this practic... Read More about The use of decellularised animal tissue to study disseminating cancer cells.
Physiological parameter response to variation of mental workload (2017)
Journal Article
Marinescu, A., Sharples, S., Campbell Ritchie, A., Sanchez Lopez, T., McDowell, M., & Morvan, H. (in press). Physiological parameter response to variation of mental workload. Human Factors, https://doi.org/10.1177/0018720817733101Previous studies have examined how individual physiological measures respond to changes in mental demand and subjective reports of mental workload. This study explores the response of multiple physiological parameters, measured simultaneously and qua... Read More about Physiological parameter response to variation of mental workload.
Oxidation state of a polyurethane membrane after plasma etching (2014)
Journal Article
Moles, M. D., Scotchford, C. A., & Campbell Ritchie, A. (2014). Oxidation state of a polyurethane membrane after plasma etching. 00 Journal not listed, 2014, Article 347979. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/347979Low moduli cell culture substrates can be used to apply dynamic mechanical strain to cells, by surface deformation. Understanding the surface interaction with cells is critical to improving cell adhesion and normal growth. A medical grade polyurethan... Read More about Oxidation state of a polyurethane membrane after plasma etching.