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Andrea Clark
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Latest papers
Experimentally induced spine osteoarthritis in rats leads to neurogenic inflammation within neurosegmentally linked myotomes.
Experimental gerontology · 2021
Increased Substance P Immunoreactivity in Ipsilateral Knee Cartilage of Rats Exposed to Lumbar Spine Injury.
Cartilage · 2020
Association between naturally occurring spine osteoarthritis in geriatric rats and neurogenic inflammation within neurosegmentally linked skeletal muscle.
Experimental gerontology · 2019
Latest funding
- $150,000
Signal transduction mechanisms of the chondrocyte
NSERC · 2017 · Principal investigator
3 publications.
Experimentally induced spine osteoarthritis in rats leads to neurogenic inflammation within neurosegmentally linked myotomes.
Duarte FCK, Hurtig M, Clark A, Brown S, Simpson J, Srbely J
Increased Substance P Immunoreactivity in Ipsilateral Knee Cartilage of Rats Exposed to Lumbar Spine Injury.
Duarte FCK, Zwambag DP, Brown SHM, Clark A, Hurtig M, Srbely JZ
Association between naturally occurring spine osteoarthritis in geriatric rats and neurogenic inflammation within neurosegmentally linked skeletal muscle.
Duarte FCK, Hurtig M, Clark A, Simpson J, Srbely JZ
Signal transduction mechanisms of the chondrocyte
Principal investigators: Clark, Andrea
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Jeremy Simpson and Andrea Clark: 2 shared papers
- Jeremy Simpson and Stephen Brown: 1 shared paper
- Jeremy Simpson and John Srbely: 1 shared paper
- Stephen Brown and Andrea Clark: 1 shared paper
- Stephen Brown and John Srbely: 1 shared paper
- Andrea Clark and John Srbely: 1 shared paper
- Human Health and Nutritional Sciences
- Human Health and Nutritional Science
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