selected publications
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academic article
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Sun MMcDonald SJBrady RDCollins-Praino LYamakawa GRMonif MO'Brien TJCloud GCSobey CGMychasiuk RLoane DJShultz SR. The need to incorporate aged animals into the preclinical modeling of neurological conditions.
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews.
109:114-128.
2020
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Sun MBrady RDCasillas-Espinosa PMWright DKSemple BDKim HAMychasiuk RSobey CGO'Brien TJVinh AMcDonald SJShultz SR. Aged rats have an altered immune response and worse outcomes after traumatic brain injury.
Brain, Behavior, and Immunity.
80:536-550.
2019
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Brady RWong KRRobinson DLMychasiuk RMcDonald SJD’Cunha RAYamakawa GRSun MWark JDSin Lee PVO’Brien TJCasillas-Espinosa PMShultz SR. Bone health in rats with temporal lobe epilepsy in the absence of anti-epileptic drugs.
Frontiers in Pharmacology.
10.
2019
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Mathiyalagan NMiles LBAnderson PJWilanowski TGrills BLMcDonald SJKeightley MCCharzynska ADabrowski MDworkin S. Meta-analysis of Grainyhead-like dependent transcriptional networks: A roadmap for identifying novel conserved genetic pathways.
Genes.
10.
2019
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Pham LShultz SRKim HABrady RDWortman RCGenders SGHale MWO'Shea RDDjouma Evan den Buuse MChurch JEChristie BRDrummond GRSobey CGMcDonald SJ. Mild closed-head injury in conscious rats causes transient neurobehavioral and glial disturbances: A novel experimental model of concussion.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
36:2260-2271.
2019
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Wright DKBrady RDKamnaksh ATrezise JSun MMcDonald SJMychasiuk RKolbe SCLaw MJohnston LAO’Brien TJAgoston DVShultz SR. Repeated mild traumatic brain injuries induce persistent changes in plasma protein and magnetic resonance imaging biomarkers in the rat.
Scientific Reports.
9.
2019
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Croxford SThomas CHorvath DBuultjens MStirling ELarsen AStasis TRadcliffe JBuultjens PMcDonald SForsyth A. Successful team-based development of an online course with an external partner: An analysis of the perspectives of academics.
Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice.
16.
2019
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Shultz SRMcDonald SJCorrigan FSemple BDSalberg SZamani AJones NCMychasiuk R. The clinical relevance of behavior testing in animal models of traumatic brain injury.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
2019
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Tan XLZheng PWright DKSun MBrady RDLiu SMcDonald SJMychasiuk RCenap SJones NCO'Brien TJShultz SR. The genetic ablation of tau improves long-term, but not short-term, functional outcomes after experimental traumatic brain injury in mice.
Brain Injury.
34:131-139.
2019
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Johnstone MRBrady RDSchuijers JAChurch JEOrr DQuinn JMWMcDonald SJGrills BL. The selective TrkA agonist, gambogic amide, promotes osteoblastic differentiation and improves fracture healing in mice.
The Journal of Musculoskeletal and Neuronal Interactions.
19:94-103.
2019
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Tan XLSun MBrady RDLiu SJLlanos RCheung SWright DKCasillas-Espinosa PMSashindranath MMcDonald SJTurner BJO'Brien TJShultz SR. Transactive response DNA-binding protein 43 (TDP-43) abnormalities after traumatic brain injury.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
36:87-99.
2019
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Anevska KMahizir DBriffa JEJefferies AJWark JDGrills BLBrady RDMcDonald SJWlodek MEStasis TR. Treadmill exercise before and during pregnancy improves bone deficits in pregnant growth restricted rats without the exacerbated effects of high fat diet.
Nutrients.
11.
2019
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Sun MBrady RDVan Der Poel CApted DSemple BDChurch JEO'Brien TJMcDonald SJShultz SR. A Concomitant Muscle Injury Does Not Worsen Traumatic Brain Injury Outcomes in Mice.
Frontiers in Neurology.
9:1-11.
2018
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Wortman RCMeconi ANeale KJBrady RDMcDonald SJChristie BRWright DKShultz SR. Diffusion MRI abnormalities in adolescent rats given repeated mild traumatic brain injury.
Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology.
5:1588-1598.
2018
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Johnstone MRSun MTaylor CJBrady RDGrills BLChurch JEShultz SRMcDonald SJ. Gambogic amide, a selective TrkA agonist, does not improve outcomes from traumatic brain injury in mice.
Brain Injury.
32:257-268.
2018
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McColl TJBrady RDShultz SRLovick LWebster KMSun MMcDonald SJO’Brien TJSemple BD. Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Adolescent Mice Alters Skull Bone Properties to Influence a Subsequent Brain Impact at Adulthood: A Pilot Study.
Frontiers in Neurology.
9:1-15.
2018
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Brady RDShultz SRMcDonald SJO'Brien TJ. Neurological heterotopic ossification: Current understanding and future directions.
Bone.
109:35-42.
2018
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Clough MMutimer SWright DKTsang ACostello DMGardner AJStanwell PMychasiuk RSun MBrady RDMcDonald SJWebster KMJohnstone MRSemple BDAgoston DVWhite OBFrayne RFielding JO'Brien TJShultz SR. Oculomotor Cognitive Control Abnormalities in Australian Rules Football Players with a History of Concussion.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
35:730-738.
2018
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Sun MMcDonald SJBrady RDO'Brien TJShultz SR. The influence of immunological stressors on traumatic brain injury.
Brain, Behavior, and Immunity.
69:618-628.
2018
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Shultz SRMcDonald SJVonder Haar CMeconi AVink Rvan Donkelaar PTaneja CIverson GLChristie BR. The potential for animal models to provide insight into mild traumatic brain injury: Translational challenges and strategies.
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews.
76:396-414.
2017
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Wright DKLiu SVan Der Poel CMcDonald SJBrady RDTaylor LYang LGardner AJOrdidge RO'Brien TJJohnston LAShultz SR. Traumatic brain injury results in cellular, structural and functional changes resembling motor neuron disease.
Cerebral Cortex.
27:4503-4515.
2017
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Sun MBrady RDWright DKKim HAZhang SRSobey CGJohnstone MRO'Brien TJSemple BDMcDonald SJShultz SR. Treatment with an interleukin-1 receptor antagonist mitigates neuroinflammation and brain damage after polytrauma.
Brain, Behavior, and Immunity.
66:359-371.
2017
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Brady RDGrills BLChurch JEWalsh NCMcDonald ACAgoston DVSun MO'Brien TJShultz SRMcDonald SJ. Closed head experimental traumatic brain injury increases size and bone volume of callus in mice with concomitant tibial fracture.
Scientific Reports.
6.
2016
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Brady RDGrills BLRomano TWark JDO'Brien TJShultz SRMcDonald SJ. Sodium selenate treatment mitigates reduction of bone volume following traumatic brain injury in rats.
The Journal of Musculoskeletal and Neuronal Interactions.
16:369-376.
2016
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McDonald SJSun MAgoston DVShultz SR. The effect of concomitant peripheral injury on traumatic brain injury pathobiology and outcome.
Journal of Neuroinflammation.
13:1-14.
2016
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Brady RDShultz SSun MRomano Tvan der Poel CWright DKWark JDO'Brien TJGrills BLMcDonald SJ. Experimental traumatic brain injury induces bone loss in rats..
Journal of Neurotrauma.
33:1-7.
2015
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Shultz SRSun MWright DKBrady RDLiu SBeynon SSchmidt SFKaye AHHamilton JAO'Brien TJGrills BLMcDonald SJ. Tibial fracture exacerbates traumatic brain injury outcomes and neuroinflammation in a novel mouse model of multitrauma.
Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism.
35:1339-1347.
2015
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McGowan HWSchuijers JAGrills BLMcDonald SJRickard JASilke JMcDonald AC. Sharpin is a key regulator of skeletal homeostasis in a TNF-dependent manner.
The Journal of Musculoskeletal and Neuronal Interactions.
14:454-463.
2014
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McGowan HWSchuijers JAGrills BLMcDonald SJMcDonald AC. Galnon, a galanin receptor agonist, improves intrinsic cortical bone tissue properties but exacerbates bone loss in an ovariectomised rat model.
The Journal of Musculoskeletal and Neuronal Interactions.
14:162-172.
2014
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Brady RDGrills BLSchuijers JAWard ARTonkin BAWalsh NCMcDonald SJ. Thymosin beta(4) Administration Enhances Fracture Healing in Mice.
Journal of Orthopaedic Research.
32:1277-1282.
2014
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Schuijers JAMcDonald SJJulien BLLexis LAThomas CJChan SSamiric T. The effectiveness of separating theory and practicum as a conduit to learning physiology.
Advances in Physiology Education.
37:153-156.
2013
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McDonald SJDooley PCMcDonald ACSchuijers JAWard ARGrills BL. Transient expression of myofibroblast-like cells in rat rib fracture callus.
Acta Orthopaedica.
83:93-98.
2012
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Julien BLLexis LSchuijers JSamiric TMcDonald S. Using capstones to develop research skills and graduate capabilities: A case study from physiology.
Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice.
9.
2012
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Doyle DJMcDonald SJMcDonald ACSchuijers JAGrills BL. POSSIBLE DIRECT ROLE OF DOPAMINE IN HEALING OF FRACTURED BONE.
Osteoporosis International.
22:S641-S642.
2011
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McGowan HWMcDonald SJSchuijers JAGrills BLMcDonald AC. THE EFFECTS OF GALNON ON THE OSTEOPOROTIC RAT MODEL.
Osteoporosis International.
22:S650-S650.
2011
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McDonald SJDooley PCMcDonald ACDjouma ESchuijers JAWard ARGrills BL. α1 adrenergic receptor agonist, phenylephrine, actively contracts early rat rib fracture callus ex vivo.
Journal of Orthopaedic Research.
29:740-745.
2011
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Eeles DGSingh PPSaleh HWu ACForwood MRGrills BLSchuijers JAMcDonald SJGillespie MTQuinn JMW. Anabolic stimuli enhance osteoblast IL-33 mRNA expression, and IL-33 enhances Wnt responses and osteoblastic mineralisation in vitro.
Osteoporosis International.
22:S638-S638.
2011
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McDonald SJDooley PCMcDonald ACSchuijers JAWard ARGrills BL. Early fracture callus displays smooth muscle-like viscoelastic properties ex vivo: Implications for fracture healing.
Journal of Orthopaedic Research.
27:1508-1513.
2009
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Sun MMcDonald SJBrady RDCollins-Praino LYamakawa GRMonif MO'Brien TJCloud GCSobey CGMychasiuk RLoane DJShultz SR. The need to incorporate aged animals into the preclinical modeling of neurological conditions.
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews.
109:114-128.
2020
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conference paper
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Brady RCasillas-Espinosa PMcDonald SO'Brien TShultz S. DEVELOPMENT OF RAT MODEL OF NEUROLOGICAL HETEROTOPIC OSSIFICATION.
Osteoporosis International.
S671-S671.
2019
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Brady RCasillas-Espinosaa PRobinson DLee PWortman RSun MMcCullough JKamnaksh AAniceto RO'Brien TMychasiuk RMcDonald SAgoston DShultz S. DEVELOPMENT OF RAT MODEL OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY INDUCED NEUROLOGICAL HETEROTOPIC OSSIFICATION.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A29-A29.
2019
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Symons GFClough MO'Brien WMcDonald SFielding JMychasiuk RShultz S. OCULAR MOTOR ABNORMALITIES AND SHORTENED TELOMERES IN COLLISION SPORT ATHLETES.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A105-A105.
2019
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McDonald STaylor CNeocleous GO'Brien WSymons GFHardikar AJoglekar MShultz S. Circulating Micrornas as Biomarkers of concussion in amateur Australian Rules footballers.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A104-A104.
2019
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Sun MBrady RDVan der Poel CSemple BDChurch JEO'Brien TJMcdonald SJShultz SR. A CONCOMITANT MUSCLE INJURY DOES NOT WORSEN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY OUTCOMES IN A MOUSE MODEL OF MULTITRAUMA.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A69-A69.
2018
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Brady RDSun MCasillas-Espinosa PMMcdonald SJSemple BDZamani AVinh AKim HASobey CO'Brien TJShultz SR. AGED RATS GIVEN A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY HAVE A REDUCED IMMUNE RESPONSE AND WORSE FUNCTIONAL DEFICITS THAN YOUNG ADULT RATS.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A77-A77.
2018
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Pham LWortman RCBrady RDChristie BRDrummond GRSobey CShultz SRMcdonald SJ. NEUROBEHAVIORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF AN AWAKE MODEL OF CONCUSSIVE-LIKE INJURY IN RATS.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A206-A206.
2018
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Brady RGrills BChurch JSun MO'Brien TShultz SMcDonald S. CLOSED-HEAD EXPERIMENTAL TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY PROMOTES FRACTURE HEALING IN MICE.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A59-A60.
2016
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McDonald SSun MBrady RLiu SSemple BO'Brien TShultz S. THE EFFECTS OF INTERLEUKIN-1 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST TREATMENT IN AN ANIMAL MODEL OF MULTITRAUMA.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A50-A50.
2016
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Wright Dvan der Poel CMcDonald SBrady ROrdidge RO'Brien TJohnston LShultz S. Traumatic brain injury results in long-term changes resembling motor neuron disease.
Brain Injury.
573-573.
2016
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Shultz SSun MWright DBrady RLiu SBeynon SSchmidt SO'Brien TMcDonald S. TIBIAL FRACTURE EXACERBATES TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY OUTCOMES AND INFLAMMATION IN A MOUSE MODEL OF MULTI-TRAUMA.
Journal of Neurotrauma.
A91-A91.
2015
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Brady RGrills BVan Der Poel CRomano TO'Brien TShultz SMcDonald S. Influence of experimental traumatic brain injury on bone.
4th Australian Neurotrauma SYmposium.
13-13.
2013
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McDonald SSchuijers JWard AGrills B. Effects of systemic administration of phenylephrine on healing of rat rib fractures [Abstract].
114-114.
2012
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Eeles DSingh PSaleh HGrills BSchuijers JMcDonald SGillespie MQuinn J. Interleukin-33 expression, regulation and actions on bone [Abstract].
107-107.
2012
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Brady RMcDonald SSchuijers JWard AGrills B. Thymosin β4 administration enhances fracture healing in mice.
The Seventh Clare Valley Bone Meeting.
40-40.
2012
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Brady RMcDonald SSchuijers JWard AGrills B. Thymosin β4 administration enhances the biomechanical properties of healing mouse fractures [Abstract].
71-71.
2012
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Eeles DGSingh PPSaleh HWu ACForwood MRGrills BLSchuijers JAMcDonald SJGillespie MTQuinn JMW. ANABOLIC STIMULI ENHANCE OSTEOBLAST IL-33 MRNA EXPRESSION, AND IL-33 ENHANCES WNT RESPONSES AND OSTEOBLASTIC MINERALISATION IN VITRO.
Osteoporosis International.
S638-S638.
2011
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McDonald SDooley PMcDonald ASchuijers JWard AGrills B. Identification of myofibroblast-like cells in early, soft fracture callus.
The Sixth Clare Valley Bone Meeting Proceedings.
3-3.
2010
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McDonald SDooley PMcDonald ASchuijers JWard AGrills B. The a1 adrenergic receptor agonist phenylephrine potentiates contraction of early rat rib fracture callus ex vivo.
The Fifth Clare Valley Bone Meeting Proceedings.
3-3.
2008
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McDonald SDooley PMcDonald ASchuijers JWard AGrills B. Transient upgregulation of certain smooth muscle-associated proteins in osteoprogenitor cells of early, soft fracture callus : implications for the fracture repair process..
18th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian & New Zealand Bone & Mineral Society (ANZBMS).
81-81.
2008
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Grills BMcDonald SDooley PMcDonald ASchuijers JWard A. Early, soft fracture callus exhibits the smooth muscle-associated traits of stress-relaxation and reverse stress-relaxtion : implications for the fracture repair process..
ANZBMS 17th Annual Scientific Conference, Building Better Bones, Proceedings.
71-71.
2007
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McDonald SDooley PMcDonald ASchuijers JGrills B. Both phenylephrine and sodium nitroprusside cause contraction of early, soft tissue fracture callus ex vivo.
148-148.
2006
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Brady RCasillas-Espinosa PMcDonald SO'Brien TShultz S. DEVELOPMENT OF RAT MODEL OF NEUROLOGICAL HETEROTOPIC OSSIFICATION.
Osteoporosis International.
S671-S671.
2019
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abstract
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McDonald SJShultz SMutimer SWright DClough MCostello DTsang AMcDonald SFields JDesmond PFrayne RO'Brien T. Neurological outcomes in Australian-rules footballers with a history of sports-related concussion.
Brain Injury.
790-791.
2017
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McDonald SJShultz SMutimer SWright DClough MCostello DTsang AMcDonald SFields JDesmond PFrayne RO'Brien T. Neurological outcomes in Australian-rules footballers with a history of sports-related concussion.
Brain Injury.
790-791.
2017