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	2007	Increase in adult body weight in coronial autopsies: An impending crisis	Byard, R.; Bellis, M.
	2006	Differential gene expression of bone anabolic factors and trabecular bone architectural changes in the proximal femoral shaft of primary hip osteoarthritis patients	Truong, L.; Kuliwaba, J.; Tsangari, H.; Fazzalari, N.
	2001	Intervertebral disc disorganisation and its relationship to age adjusted vertebral body morphometry and vertebral bone architecture	Fazzalari, N.; Manthey, B.; Parkinson, I.
	2008	Modulation of RANKL and osteoprotegerin expression in synovial tissue from patients with rheumatoid arthritis in response to disease-modifying antirheumatic drug treatment and correlation with radiologic outcome	Haynes, D.; Crotti, T.; Weedon, H.; Slavotinek, J.; Au, V.; Coleman, M.; Roberts-Thomson, P.; Ahern, M.; Smith, M.
	2009	Cellular glutathione peroxidase in human brain: cellular distribution, and its potential role in the degradation of Lewy bodies in Parkinson's disease and dementia with Lewy bodies	Power, J.; Blumbergs, P.
	2007	Forensic issues in cases of Diogenes syndrome	Byard, R.; Tsokos, M.
	2007	Methylation levels of LINE-1 repeats and CpG island loci are inversely related in normal colonic mucosa	Iacopetta, B.; Grieu, F.; Phillips, M.; Ruszkiewicz, A.; Moore, J.; Minamoto, T.; Kawakami, K.
	2006	Haemolytic staining of the intima of the aortic root - A useful pathological marker of freshwater drowning	Byard, R.; Cains, G.; Tsokos, M.
	2002	Degeneration of the atlanto-axial joints - A histological study of 9 cases	Berlemann, U.; Laubli, R.; Moore, R.
	2009	Q fever: persistence of antigenic non-viable cell residues of Coxiella burnetii in the host-implications for post Q fever infection fatigue syndrome and other chronic sequelae	Marmion, B.; Sukocheva, O.; Storm, P.; Turra, M.; Lockhart, M.; Kok, T.; Ayres, J.; Routledge, H.; Graves, S.