LONGEVITY IN SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE MICESCHLAGER G.1981; EXP. GERONTOL.; ISSN 0531-5565; GBR; DA. 1981; VOL. 16; NO 4; PP. 325-330; BIBL. 11 REF.Article

DISCRIMINATION LEARNING IN MICE GENETICALLY SELECTED FOR HIGH AND LOW BLOOD PRESSURE. INITIAL FINDING AND METHODOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS = APPRENTISSAGE DE DISCRIMINATION CHEZ LA SOURIS GENETIQUEMENT SELECTIONNEE EN VUE DE HAUTES ET BASSES PRESSIONS SANGUINES. DECOUVERTE INITIALE ET IMPLICATIONS METHODOLOGIQUESELIAS MF; SCHLAGER G.1974; PHYSIOL. AND BEHAV.; G.B.; DA. 1974; VOL. 13; NO 2; PP. 261-267; BIBL. 37REF.Article

Biometrical genetic analysis of blood pressure level in the genetically hypertensive mouseSCHLAGER, G.Clinical and experimental hypertension (1993). 1994, Vol 16, Num 6, pp 809-824, issn 1064-1963Article

SELECTION FOR HEMATOCRIT PERCENT IN THE HOUSE MOUSE.SCHLAGER G; WEIBUST RS.1976; J. HERED.; U.S.A.; DA. 1976; VOL. 67; NO 5; PP. 295-299; BIBL. 17 REF.Article

AGGRESSIVE SOCIAL INTERACTION IN MICE GENETICALLY SELECTED FOR BLOOD PRESSURE EXTREMES = INTERACTION SOCIALE AGGRESSIVE CHEZ LA SOURIS GENETIQUEMENT SELECTIONNEE POUR DES EXTREMES DE PRESSION SANGUINEELIAS JW; ELIAS MF; SCHLAGER G et al.1975; BEHAV. BIOL.; U.S.A.; DA. 1975; VOL. 13; NO 2; PP. 155-166; BIBL. 15REF.Article

BRAIN CATECHOLAMINES AND ORGAN WEIGHT OF MICE GENETICALLY SELECTED FOR HIGH AND LOW BLOOD PRESSURESCHLAGER G; FREEMAN R; SUSTARSIC SS et al.1979; EXPERIENTIA; CHE; DA. 1979; VOL. 35; NO 1; PP. 67-69; BIBL. 25 REF.Article

The role of dominance and epistasis in the genetic control of blood pressure in rodent models of hypertensionSCHLAGER, G; CHANG-SHIN GAO.Clinical and experimental hypertension. Part A, Theory and practice. 1991, Vol 13, Num 5, pp 947-953, issn 0730-0077Conference Paper

QUANTITATIVE STRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF THE RENAL GLOMERULI OF HYPERTENSIVE MICEROSENBERG W; PALMIERI C; SCHLAGER G et al.1982; NEPHRON; ISSN 0028-2766; CHE; DA. 1982; VOL. 30; NO 2; PP. 161-165; BIBL. 24 REF.Article

The effect of nicotine on blood pressure in the genetically hypertensive mouseBACKER, L. C; SCHLAGER, G.Experientia. 1984, Vol 40, Num 12, pp 1363-1364, issn 0014-4754Article

URINARY KALLIKREIN AND URINARY PROSTAGLANDIN E₂ IN GENETICALLY HYPERTENSIVE MICESUSTARSIC DL; MCPARTLAND RP; RAPP JP et al.1980; PROC. SOC. EXPER. BIOL. MED.; USA; DA. 1980; VOL. 163; NO 2; PP. 193-199; BIBL. 26 REF.Article

Genome scan for blood pressure loci in miceWRIGHT, F. A; O'CONNOR, D. T; ROBERTS, E et al.Hypertension (Dallas, Tex. 1979). 1999, Vol 34, Num 4, pp 625-630, issn 0194-911X, 1Conference Paper

L-dopa metabolism in genetically hypertensive mice: effect of pargylineBUU, N. T; DUHAIME, J; RACZ, K et al.Canadian journal of physiology and pharmacology. 1987, Vol 65, Num 12, pp 2390-2395, issn 0008-4212Article

Genetic analysis of blood pressure in the Milan hypertensive strain of rat (Rattus norvegicus)SCHLAGER, G; BARBER, B. R; BIANCHI, G et al.Canadian journal of genetics and cytology. 1986, Vol 28, Num 6, pp 967-970, issn 0008-4093Article

Catecholamine concentrations in discrete brain nuclei and sympathetic tissues genetically hypertensive miceDENEROY, L; SAUTEL, M; SCHLAGER, G et al.Brain research. 1985, Vol 340, Num 1, pp 148-150, issn 0006-8993Article

Metal reduction of wines by means of selective resins = Réduction de la teneur en métaux dans les vins à l'aide de résines sélectivesEDER, R; SCHREINER, A; SCHLAGER, G et al.Bulletin de l'OIV. 2003, Vol 76, Num 865-66, pp 242-260, issn 0029-7127, 19 p.Article

Consumption of electrolytes and quinine by mouse strains with different blood pressuresBACHMANOV, A. A; SCHLAGER, G; TORDOFF, M. G et al.Physiology & behavior. 1998, Vol 64, Num 3, pp 323-330, issn 0031-9384Article

Abnormality of calmodulin activity in hypertension: evidence of the presence of an activatorSHENG-LI HUANG; WEN, Y. I; KUPRANYCZ, D. B et al.The Journal of clinical investigation. 1988, Vol 82, Num 1, pp 276-281, issn 0021-9738Article

Altered glomerular development in hypertensive miceROSENBERG, W. L; SCHLAGER, G; GENNARO, J. F. JR et al.Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 1986, Vol 463, pp 341-343, issn 0077-8923Article

Catecholamine storage vesicle protein expression in genetic hypertensionO'CONNOR, D. T; TAKIYYUDDIN, M. A; WRIGHT, F. A et al.Blood pressure. 1999, Vol 8, Num 5-6, pp 285-295, issn 0803-7051Article

Glomerular filtration and fluid balance in genetically hypertensive miceROSENBERG, W. L; SCHLAGER, G; GENNARO, J. F. JR et al.Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. 1985, Vol 178, Num 4, pp 629-634, issn 0037-9727Article

Glomerular filtration and fluid balance in genetically hypertensive miceROSENBERG, W. L; SCHLAGER, G; GENNARO, J. F. JR et al.Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. 1985, Vol 178, Num 4, pp 629-634, issn 0037-9727Article

Catécholamines centrales et périphériques chez la souris génétiquement hypertendue = Central and peripheral catecholamine levels in genetically hypertensive miceDENOROY, L; SAUTEL, M; SCHLAGER, G et al.Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux. 1985, Vol 78, Num 11, pp 1673-1676, issn 0003-9683Article

BLOOD PRESSURE AND SEX DIFFERENCES IN PREFERENCE FOR STIMULATION AND ACTIVITY IN MICE GENETICALLY SELECTED FOR BLOOD PRESSURE EXTREMESELIAS JW; KUFNER M; REID P et al.1978; BEHAV. BIOL.; USA; DA. 1978; VOL. 23; NO 1; PP. 130-133; BIBL. 9 REF.Article

Systemic G-CSF treatment does not improve long-term outcomes after neonatal hypoxic-ischaemic brain injury : INTERACTION BETWEEN REPAIR, DISEASES, INFLAMMATIONSCHLAGER, G. W; CRIESMAIER, E; WEGLEITER, K et al.Experimental neurology (Print). 2011, Vol 230, Num 1, pp 67-74, issn 0014-4886, 8 p.Article