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School of Human Biosciences
- Division of Health Studies
News
and Information
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PhD student, Brianna
Julien, with supervisor, Dr Andrew Bendrups, at the Australian Physiological
Society Conference in Newcastle, December, 2007. Brianna presented
a poster entitled "Effects of a cognitive task on sway and
postural reflex activity during standing", based on one of
her PhD projects.
You can view the abstract at: http://www.aups.org.au/Proceedings/38/127P/
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Teaching
Resources
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Various resources
relevant to courses taught by the School can be accessed through the
Internet:
- Pathology
Home Page: information for viewing with your Web browser. A
password is required from the pathology lecturer.
- Physiology
stacks: tutorials and quizzes available for download (only
for use on an Apple Macintosh computer; however, an unformatted
extract of the text of each quiz is provided for non-Mac users).
- Timetables:
only available for HBS1HRB and 3rd year physiology.
- Lecture
notes: only available for some specialized areas of teaching
(see also course manuals below).
- Course
manuals: copies of practical and/or lecture manuals that are
generally also available for purchase; only available for HBS1HRB,
and 2nd and 3rd year Physiology.
- Past
exam papers: only available for 2nd and 3rd year physiology
at present.
- Physiology
notice boards:
information relating to Physiology units may be found here (CLICK
BELOW).
- Ergonomics resources: go
to www.latrobe.edu.au/ergonomics
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Research Activities
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The
School conducts research in several main fields of study including:
- connective tissue (cartilage
and bone)
- ergonomics (see www.latrobe.edu.au/ergonomics)
- forensic handwriting analysis
- muscle & exercise physiology
- neurosciences
- pharmacology
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Research is not restricted to these
areas and has encompassed topics as diverse as the philosophy of traditional
Chinese medicine and the evaluation of computer-assisted learning programs
in anatomy.
The School offers opportunities to conduct
postgraduate research towards the degrees of Master of Applied Science,
Master of Ergonomics and PhD. A brochure detailing the research interests
of the School's academic staff is available from the Division Office.
An online version can be viewed by clicking below.
View
Research Brochure
Recent Publications
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A sample of recent publications
of School staff* is provided here. It is updated regularly (maybe).
Further details are available through staff members' personal pages
(see the Staff
list for links to these).
- Brown, J.M.M., Wickham, J.B., McAndrew,
D.J. & Huang, X-F. (2007). Muscles within muscles: Coordination
of 19 muscle segments within three shoulder muscles during isometric
motor tasks. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, 17:
57-73.
- McDonald, A., Schuijers, J.A., Gundlach,
A.L. and Grills, B.L. (2007). The effects of exogenous galanin
application on bone formation in mouse calvaria. Bone, 40: 895-903.
- Ward A.R. & Lucas-Toumbourou
S. (2007). Lowering of sensory, motor and pain-tolerance thresholds
with burst duration using kHz frequency alternating current electrical
stimulation. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
88: 1036-1041.
- E. Djouma, K. Card, D. Lodge &
A.J Lawrence (2006). The CRF1 receptor antagonist, antalarmin,
reverses isolation-induced up-regulation of dopamine D2 receptors
in the amygdala and nucleus accumbens of Fawn-Hooded rats, European
Journal of Neuroscience, 23, 3319-3327.
- Kerr, J. B., R. Duckett, M. Myers,
K.L. Britt, T. Mladenovska and J.K. Findlay (2006). Quantification
of healthy follicles in the neonatal and adult mouse ovary: evidence
for maintenance of primordial follicle supply. Reproduction, 132:
97-111.
- Meehan-Andrews, T.A., Humphreys J.S.,
Jones, J.A., (2006). How do we canvas rural consumer viewpoints
for health care planning and quality assurance? - Methodological
considerations. Australian Journal of Primary Health, November
pp72-77.
- Samiric, T., Ilic, M.Z. and Handley,
C.J. (2006) Sulfated polysaccharides inhibit the catabolism and
loss of both large and small proteoglycans in explant cultures
of tendon. FEBS J., 273:3479-3488.
- Ilic, M., Carter, P., Tyndall, A.,
Dudhia, J. & Handley, C. (2005). Proteoglycans and catabolic
products of proteoglycans present in ligament Biochemical Journal,
385: 381-388.
- Found, B. & Rogers D. (2005).
Investigating forensic document examiners' skill relating to opinions
on photocopied signatures. Science & Justice, 45: 199-206.
- Mirkovic, M., Green, R., Taylor,
N. & Perrott, M. (2005). Accuracy of clinical tests to diagnose
superior labral anterior and posterior (SLAP) lesions. Physical
Therapy Reviews, 10:5-14.
- Sliwinksi, A, Stanic, D, Finkelstein,
D, Ilic, M, West, J & Dooley, P (2005). Alterations in the
proportions of skeletal muscle proteins following a unilateral
lesion to the substantia nigra pars compacta of rats Journal of
Muscle Research and Cell Motility, 26: 149-155.
- Apricó, K., Beart, P.M., Crawford,
D., O'Shea, R.D. (2004). Binding and transport of , a new ligand
for glutamate transporter, demonstrate labelling of EAAT1 in cultured
murine astrocytes. Journal of Neuroscience Research, 75: 751-9.
- Macdonald, W. 2004. Workload, stress
and psychosocial factors as hazards for musculoskeletal disorders.
Journal of Occupational Health and Safety - Australia and New
Zealand, 20: 37-47.
- Sita, J., Found, B., Rogers, D. (2004).
A preliminary model using quantitative data for forensic signature
identification, Journal of Forensic Document Examination, 16.
- Wood, P., Gibson, M., Verrinder,
A. (2004). Community pharmacists and men's health in regional
Victoria. Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research, 34:285.
- Bryant, B.J., Knights, K. & Salerno,
E. (2003). Pharmacology for Health Professionals. Mosby/Elsevier
Science, Sydney.
- Taylor, N.F., Evans, O.M. & Goldie,
P.A. (2003) The effect of walking faster on people with acute
low back pain. Eur. Spine J., 12:166-172.
- Ho, C.Y. & Bendrups, A.P. (2002).
Ankle reflex stiffness during unperceived perturbation of standing
in elderly subjects. J. Gerontol. 57: B344-B350.
- Stewart, T.M.,
Brown, E., Venn, A., Mbizvo, M.T., Farley, T.M.M., Garret,
C., Baker, H.W.G. (2001). Feasibililty of surveillance of changes
in human fertility and semen quality. Human Reproduction, 16:
177-187.
*To see recent publications of ergonomics
staff and research students, go to www.latrobe.edu.au/ergonomics |
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