Joelle Goulding

Contact

• workRoom CS3 The University of Nottingham Medical School
  Queen's Medical Centre
  Nottingham
  NG7 2UH
  UK
• work0115 82 30080
• fax0115 82 30081
• joelle.alcock@nottingham.ac.uk

Recent Publications

• ALCOCK, JOELLE, LOWE, JAMES, ENGLAND, TIM, BATH, PHILIP and SOTTILE, VIRGINIE, 2009. Expression of Sox1, Sox2 and Sox9 is maintained in adult human cerebellar cortex. Neuroscience Letters. 450(2), 114-6
• ALCOCK, J. and SOTTILE, V, 2009. Dynamic distribution and stem cell characteristics of Sox1-expressing cells in the cerebellar cortex. Cell research. 19(12), 1324-1333.
• ALCOCK J, WARREN AY, GOODSON JY, HILL SJ, KHAN RN, LYMN JS, 2009. Oxytocin-induced contractility in human myometrium is inhibited by inhibitors of the enzyme tissue transglutaminase Reproductive Sciences. 16(3), P758
• ALCOCK J, GOODSON JY, WARREN AY, HILL SJ, KHAN RN, LYMN JS, 2009. Phospholipase C isoform expression in the human myometrium is differentially regulated in pregnancy Reproductive Sciences. 16(3), P757

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• ALCOCK, JOELLE, LOWE, JAMES, ENGLAND, TIM, BATH, PHILIP and SOTTILE, VIRGINIE, 2009. Expression of Sox1, Sox2 and Sox9 is maintained in adult human cerebellar cortex. Neuroscience Letters. 450(2), 114-6
• ALCOCK, J. and SOTTILE, V, 2009. Dynamic distribution and stem cell characteristics of Sox1-expressing cells in the cerebellar cortex. Cell research. 19(12), 1324-1333.
• ALCOCK J, WARREN AY, GOODSON JY, HILL SJ, KHAN RN, LYMN JS, 2009. Oxytocin-induced contractility in human myometrium is inhibited by inhibitors of the enzyme tissue transglutaminase Reproductive Sciences. 16(3), P758
• ALCOCK J, GOODSON JY, WARREN AY, HILL SJ, KHAN RN, LYMN JS, 2009. Phospholipase C isoform expression in the human myometrium is differentially regulated in pregnancy Reproductive Sciences. 16(3), P757
• THOMSON NL, ALCOCK J, GOODSON JY, WARREN AY, HILL SJ, KHAN RN, LYMN JS, 2009. Expression and cellular localisation of tissue transglutaminase II in human myometrium Reproductive Sciences. 16(3), P802
• ALCOCK,, SCOTTING, and SOTTILE,, 2007. Bergmann glia as putative stem cells of the mature cerebellum. Medical Hypotheses.