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Andy Ambrus

Andy Ambrus

Assistant Research Scientist Department of Veterinary Pathobiology
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  • Baker LK, Gillis DC, Sharma S, Ambrus A, Herrmann H, Conover GM (2013). Nebulin binding impedes mutant desmin filament assembly. MOL BIOL CELL. 12, 1918-32
  • Porter BF, Ambrus A, Storts RW (2006). Immunohistochemical evaluation of mx protein expression in canine encephalitides. VET PATHOL. 6, 981-7
  • Lungu G, Stoica G, Ambrus A (2013). MicroRNA profiling and the role of microRNA-132 in neurodegeneration using a rat model. NEUROSCI LETT. 553, 153-8
  • Barnhart KF, Credille KM, Ambrus A, Dunstan RW (2004). A heritable keratinization defect of the superficial epidermis in norfolk terriers. J COMP PATHOL. 4, 246-54
  • Wahl JM, Clark LA, Skalli O, Ambrus A, Rees CA, Mansell JL, Murphy KE (2008). Analysis of gene transcript profiling and immunobiology in Shetland sheepdogs with dermatomyositis. VET DERMATOL. 2, 52-8