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Christopher William Pugh

Oxford BioMedica

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Blood | 1998

Induction of Endothelial PAS Domain Protein-1 by Hypoxia: Characterization and Comparison With Hypoxia-Inducible Factor-1α

Michael S. Wiesener; Helen Turley; William Allen; C. Willam; K.U. Eckardt; K.L. Talks; S.M. Wood; K.C. Gatter; Adrian L. Harris; Christopher William Pugh; P.J. Ratcliffe; P.H. Maxwell

Archive | 2002

Assays, methods and means relating to hypoxia inducible factor (hif) hydroxylase

Patrick H. Maxwell; Christopher William Pugh; Peter John Ratcliffe; Christopher J. Schofield

Archive | 2000

Interaction Between the VHL Tumour Suppressor and Hypoxia Inducible Factor, and Assay Methods Relating Thereto

Peter John Ratcliffe; Patrick H. Maxwell; Christopher William Pugh

Archive | 2015

Assays, methods and means

Patrick H. Maxwell; Christopher William Pugh; Peter John Ratcliffe; Christopher Joseph Schofield

Archive | 1995

Nucleic acid constructs comprising hypoxia response elements

Peter John Ratcliffe; John David Firth; Adrian Llewllyn Harris; Christopher William Pugh; Ian James Stratford

Archive | 1995

Targeting gene therapy

Peter John Ratcliffe; John David Firth; Adrian Llewllyn Harris; Christopher William Pugh

Archive | 2003

Asparaginyl hydroxylases and modulators thereof

Peter John Ratcliffe; Christopher William Pugh; Christopher J. Schofield; Kirsty S. Hewitson; J.M. Elkins

Archive | 2003

Assays for modulators of asparaginyl hydroxylase

Christopher William Pugh; Jonathan M. Gleadle; Peter John Ratcliffe; Christopher J. Schofield; Luke A. McNeill

Archive | 2003

Hydroxylases and modulators thereof

Peter John Ratcliffe; Christopher William Pugh; Christopher J. Schofield; Kirsty S. Hewitson

Archive | 1999

Methods for expressing nucleic acid sequences using nucleic acid constructs comprising hypoxia response elements

Peter John Ratcliffe; John David Firth; Adrian Llewllyn Harris; Christopher William Pugh; Ian James Stratford

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Peter John Ratcliffe

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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Christopher J. Schofield

University of Oxford

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Patrick H. Maxwell

University of Oxford

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Kirsty S. Hewitson

University of Oxford

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J.M. Elkins

State University of Campinas

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Adrian L. Harris

University of Manchester

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Adrian Llewllyn Harris

Oxford BioMedica

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Ian James Stratford

Oxford BioMedica

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John David Firth

Oxford BioMedica

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Peter John Ratcliffe

Slovak Academy of Sciences

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