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1. An increase in dietary carotenoids when consuming plant sterols or stanols is effective in maintaining plasma carotenoid concentrations.

   M. Noakes, P. Clifton, F. Ntanios, W. Shrapnel +2 more

   2002American Journal of Clinical Nutrition197 citations Open access

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2. Changes in plasma antioxidant status following consumption of diets high or low in fruit and vegetables or following dietary supplementation with an antioxidant mixture

   I. Record, I. Dreosti, J. McInerney

   2001British Journal of Nutrition151 citations Open access

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3. Zinc bioavailability in wheat grain in relation to phosphorus fertiliser, crop sequence and mycorrhizal fungi

   M. Ryan, J. McInerney, I. Record, J. Angus

   2008138 citations

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4. The antioxidant activity of genistein in vitro

   I. Record, I. Dreosti, J. McInerney

   1995132 citations

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5. Antitumor Activity of Extract of Zingiber aromaticum and Its Bioactive Sesquiterpenoid Zerumbone

   Chandra Kirana, G. Mcintosh, I. Record, G. Jones

   2003Nutrition and Cancer130 citations

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6. Simulated intestinal digestion of green and black teas

   I. Record, J. Lane

   2001127 citations

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7. The influence of topical and systemic vitamin E on ultraviolet light-induced skin damage in hairless mice.

   I. Record, Ivor E. Dreosti, Mary Konstantinopoulos, R. A. Buckley

   1991Nutrition and Cancer104 citations

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8. Anticancer properties of panduratin A isolated from Boesenbergia pandurata (Zingiberaceae)

   Chandra Kirana, G. Jones, I. Record, G. Mcintosh

   2007Journal of Natural Medicines78 citations

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9. Screening for Antitumor Activity of 11 Species of Indonesian Zingiberaceae Using Human MCF-7 and HT-29 Cancer Cells

   Chandra Kirana, I. Record, G. Mcintosh, G. Jones

   200371 citations Open access

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10. Protection by black tea and green tea against UVB and UVA + B induced skin cancer in hairless mice.

    I. Record, Ivor E. Dreosti

    1998Mutation research59 citations

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11. The effect of late prenatal and/or early postnatal zinc deficiency on the development and some biochemical aspects of the cerebellum and hippocampus in rats.

    I. Dreosti, S. J. Manuel, R. A. Buckley, F. J. Fraser +1 more

    1981Life Science55 citations

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12. Cellular necrosis in zinc-deficient rat embryos.

    I. Record, R. S. Tulsi, I. Dreosti, F. J. Fraser

    1985Teratology38 citations

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13. Induction of micronucleus formation in mouse splenocytes by the soy isoflavone genistein in vitro but not in vivo.

    I. Record, M. Jannes, I. Dreosti, R. King

    1995Food and Chemical Toxicology33 citations

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14. Protection by tea against UV-A + B-induced skin cancers in hairless mice.

    I. Record, I. Dreosti

    1998Nutrition and Cancer32 citations

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15. Maternal metabolism and teratogenesis in zinc-deficient rats.

    I. Record, I. Dreosti, R. S. Tulsi, S. J. Manuel

    1986Teratology32 citations

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16. Black tea, green tea, and tea polyphenols

    I. Record, J. McInerney, I. Dreosti

    2007Biological Trace Element Research28 citations

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17. The teratogenic effect of zinc deficiency and accompanying feeding patterns in mice

    I. Dreosti, R. A. Buckley, I. Record

    198623 citations

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18. Protection by zinc against UVA— and UVB-induced cellular and genomic damage in vivo and in vitro

    I. Record, M. Jannes, I. Dreosti

    2007Biological Trace Element Research22 citations

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19. In vitro development of zinc-deficient and replete rat embryos.

    I. Record, I. Dreosti, R. S. Tulsi

    1985Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science21 citations

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20. Black tea, green tea, and tea polyphenols. Effects on trace element status in weanling rats.

    I. Record, J. McInerney, I. Dreosti

    1996Biological Trace Element Research19 citations

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21. Chocolate Consumption, Fecal Water Antioxidant Activity, and Hydroxyl Radical Production

    I. Record, J. McInerney, M. Noakes, A. Bird

    2003Nutrition and Cancer14 citations

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22. Superoxide dismutase (EC 1.15.1. l), zinc status and ethanol consumption in maternal and foetal rat livers

    I. Dreosti, I. Record

    1979British Journal of Nutrition14 citations Open access

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23. Zinc deficiency and the developing embryo

    I. Dreosti, I. Record, S. J. Manuel

    1985Biological Trace Element Research13 citations

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24. Lysosomal stability, superoxide dismutase and zinc deficiency in regenerating rat liver

    I. Dreosti, I. Record

    1978British Journal of Nutrition13 citations Open access

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25. Ethanol and Hepatic Superoxide Dismutase in Rats

    I. Dreosti, I. Record, R. A. Buckley, S. J. Manuel +1 more

    198112 citations

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26. Dietary zinc intake of pre-menopausal women.

    I. Record, S. Record, I. Dreosti, T. Rohan

    1985Human nutrition. Applied nutrition11 citations

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27. A comparative study of micronucleus frequency in peripheral blood lymphocytes of human subjects given dietary cis, trans and saturated fat.

    I. Record, M. Konstantinopoulos, P. Nestel

    1992Food and Chemical Toxicology6 citations

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28. Zinc, iron, vitamin E, and erythrocyte stability in the rat

    I. Record, Sally E. MacQueen, I. Dreosti

    1989Biological Trace Element Research5 citations

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29. Iron, α-tocopherol, oxidative damage and micronucleus formation in rat splenocytes

    I. Record, M. Jannes

    20003 citations Open access

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30. Teratogenesis as a Function of Maternal Age in Zinc-Deficient Rats

    I. Record, I. Dreosti

    19882 citations

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31. The effect of ethanol on zinc and copper metabolism in rats

    I. Dreosti, R. A. Buckley, I. Record

    1980Biological Trace Element Research2 citations

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32. Aggregation by platelets from pregnant zinc deficient rats.

    K. R. West, I. Dreosti, C. Gargett, I. Record

    19801 citations

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33. Anticancer activity of zerumbone from Zingiber aromaticum in the Azoxymethane (AOM) colon cancer model

    Chandra Kirana, G. Mcintosh, I. Record, G. Jones

    20020 citations

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34. Iron, alpha-tocopherol, oxidative damage and micronucleus formation in rat splenocytes.

    I. Record, M. Jannes

    2000Cancer Letters0 citations

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35. Iron, alpha-tocopherol, oxidative damage and micronucleus formation in rat splenocytes.

    I. Record, M. Jannes

    2000Redox Report0 citations

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36. Zinc and riboflavin interactions with salicylate in pregnant rats

    I. Record, I. Dreosti

    19880 citations

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37. Growth and development of the zinc-deficient mouse embryo

    I. Record, I. Dreosti, R. S. Tulsi

    19870 citations

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38. Zinc deficiency and the developing embryo.

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    1987Neurotoxicology0 citations

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39. Zinc deficiency and the developing embryo / by Ian R. Record

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    19860 citations

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40. Postnatal accumulation of zinc by the rat hippocampus

    I. Record, I. Dreosti, R. S. Tulsi, F. J. Fraser +2 more

    1982Biological Trace Element Research0 citations

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41. Aspects of zinc deficiency in the hippocampus and cerebellum of suckling rats.

    I. Dreosti, S. J. Manuel, F. J. Fraser, R. A. Buckley +1 more

    19800 citations

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42. Incorporation of3H-thymidine into DNA and the activity of alkaline phosphatase in zinc-deficient fetal rat brains

    I. Dreosti, I. Record, S. J. Manuel

    1980Biological Trace Element Research0 citations

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