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Intermittent hypoxia promotes recovery of respiratory motor function in spinal cord-injured mice depleted of serotonin in the central nervous system.
Dragana Komnenov, Julia Z Solarewicz, Fareeza Afzal, Kwaku D Nantwi, Donald M Kuhn

J Appl Physiol (1985)· August 2016

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TXNIP links innate host defense mechanisms to oxidative stress and inflammation in retinal Muller glia under chronic hyperglycemia: implications for diabetic retinopathy.
Takhellambam S Devi, Icksoo Lee, Maik Hüttemann, Ashok Kumar, Kwaku D Nantwi

Exp Diabetes Res· July 2012

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Theophylline treatment improves mitochondrial function after upper cervical spinal cord hemisection.
Maik Hüttemann, Kwaku D Nantwi, Icksoo Lee, Jenney Liu, Syed Mohiuddin

Exp Neurol· June 2010

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Recovery of respiratory activity after C2 hemisection (C2HS): involvement of adenosinergic mechanisms.
Kwaku D Nantwi

Respir Physiol Neurobiol· November 2009

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Differential expression of adenosine A1 and A2A receptors after upper cervical (C2) spinal cord hemisection in adult rats.
Theodor Petrov, Christian Kreipke, Warren Alilain, Kwaku D Nantwi

J Spinal Cord Med· October 2007

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Changes in the biochemical profiles of mid-cervically located adenosine A1 receptors after repeated theophylline administration in adult rats.
Rubabe S Saharan, Kwaku D Nantwi

J Spinal Cord Med· February 2007

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Involvement of peripheral adenosine A2 receptors in adenosine A1 receptor-mediated recovery of respiratory motor function after upper cervical spinal cord hemisection.
Elysia James, Kwaku D Nantwi

J Spinal Cord Med· June 2006

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Effects of carotid body excision on recovery of respiratory function in C2 hemisected adult rats.
Han Bae, Kwaku D Nantwi, Harry Goshgarian

Exp Neurol· September 2005

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Adenosinergic mechanisms underlying recovery of diaphragm motor function following upper cervical spinal cord injury: potential therapeutic implications.
Kwaku D Nantwi, Harry G Goshgarian

Neurol Res· March 2005

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Recovery of respiratory function following C2 hemi and carotid body denervation in adult rats: influence of peripheral adenosine receptors.
Han Bae, Kwaku D Nantwi, Harry G Goshgarian

Exp Neurol· January 2005

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Adenosine A1 receptor mRNA expression and the effects of systemic theophylline administration on respiratory function 4 months after C2 hemisection.
Kwaku D Nantwi, Gregory J Basura, Harry G Goshgarian

J Spinal Cord Med· June 2004

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Effects of long-term theophylline exposure on recovery of respiratory function and expression of adenosine A1 mRNA in cervical spinal cord hemisected adult rats.
Kwaku D Nantwi, Gregory J Basura, Harry G Goshgarian

Exp Neurol· July 2003

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Theophylline-induced respiratory recovery following cervical spinal cord hemisection is augmented by serotonin 2 receptor stimulation.
Gregory J Basura, Kwaku D Nantwi, Harry G Goshgarian

Brain Res· November 2002

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