Items where Author is "Mckay, Neil"

DALY, Donna M., NOCCHI, Linda, LIASKOS, Marina, MCKAY, Neil, CHAPPLE, Christopher and GRUNDY, David (2014). Age-related changes in afferent pathways and urothelial function in the male mouse bladder. The Journal of Physiology, 592 (3), 537-549.

COLLINS, V M, DALY, D M, LIASKOS, M, MCKAY, Neil, SELLERS, Donna, CHAPPLE, C and GRUNDY, D (2013). OnabotulinumtoxinA significantly attenuates bladder afferent nerve firing and inhibits ATP release from the urothelium. British journal of urology international, 112 (7), 1018-1026.

MARTELLI, A., TESTAI, L., BRESCHI, M.C., LAWSON, Kim, MCKAY, Neil, MICELI, F., TAGLIALATELA, M. and CALDERONE, V. (2013). Vasorelaxation by hydrogen sulphide involves activation of Kv7 potassium channels. Pharmacological Research, 70 (1), 27-34.

VAHABI, B, LAWSON, Kim, MCKAY, Neil and SELLERS, Donna (2011). Phasic activity of urinary bladder smooth muscle in the streptozotocin-induced diabetic rat: effect of potassium channel modulators. European Journal of Pharmacology, 660 (2-3), 431-437.

VAHABI, B, LAWSON, Kim, MCKAY, Neil and SELLERS, Donna (2009). Cholinergic modulation of spontaneous activity in bladder strips from the diabetic rat : effect of the mucosa. European Eurology Supplements, 8 (4), p. 177.

VAHABI, B., MCKAY, Neil, LAWSON, Kim and SELLERS, Donna (2008). Identification of C-Kit positive cells in rat urinary bladder and characterization of their functional role in spontaneous activity in control and diabetic bladders. European Eurology Supplements, 7 (3), p. 181.

SELLERS, Donna, MCKAY, Neil and LAWSON, Kim (2008). Inhibitory effect of cromakalim on muscarinic receptor-stimulated spontaneous activity in diabetic rat bladder. Fundamental & Clinical Pharmacology, 22 (Suppl), p34.

MCKAY, Neil, KIRBY, R W and LAWSON, Kim (2008). Rubidium efflux as a tool for the pharmacological characterisation of compounds with BK channel opening properties. In: LIPPIAT, Jonathan D, (ed.) Potassium channels : methods and protocols. Methods in Molecular Biology (491). Humana Press, 267-277.