H. E. Maclean

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1. Localization of functional domains in the androgen receptor.

   H. E. Maclean, Garry L. Warne, J. D. Zajac

   1997Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology154 citations

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2. Androgen regulation of satellite cell function.

   Yue-Hwa Chen, J. Zajac, H. E. Maclean

   2005Journal of Endocrinology143 citations Open access

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3. Continuous testosterone administration prevents skeletal muscle atrophy and enhances resistance to fatigue in orchidectomized male mice.

   Anna-Maree Axell, H. E. Maclean, D. R. Plant, L. Harcourt +5 more

   2006American Journal of Physiology. Endocrinology and Metabolism133 citations

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4. Calcitonin Receptor Plays a Physiological Role to Protect Against Hypercalcemia in Mice

   R. Davey, A. G. Turner, J. Mcmanus, W. S. Maria Chiu +12 more

   2008Journal of Bone and Mineral Research95 citations Open access

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5. The cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor p57(Kip2) mediates proliferative actions of PTHrP in chondrocytes.

   H. E. Maclean, Jun Guo, M. Knight, Pu-Min Zhang +2 more

   2004Journal of Clinical Investigation91 citations Open access

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6. Absence of transcription factor c-maf causes abnormal terminal differentiation of hypertrophic chondrocytes during endochondral bone development.

   H. E. Maclean, James I. Kim, M. Glimcher, Jin-Xi Wang +2 more

   2003Developmental Biology90 citations Open access

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7. Increased adiposity in DNA binding-dependent androgen receptor knockout male mice associated with decreased voluntary activity and not insulin resistance.

   Kesha Rana, B. Fam, M. Clarke, T. P. Pang +2 more

   2011American Journal of Physiology. Endocrinology and Metabolism79 citations

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8. Abnormal androgen receptor binding affinity in subjects with Kennedy's disease (spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy).

   H. E. Maclean, W. Choi, Georgia Rekaris, G. Warne +1 more

   1995Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism74 citations

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9. Polyamines, androgens, and skeletal muscle hypertrophy

   Nicole K. L. Lee, H. E. Maclean

   2011Journal of Cellular Physiology68 citations

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10. p107 and p130 Coordinately regulate proliferation, Cbfa1 expression, and hypertrophic differentiation during endochondral bone development.

    Ferdinand Rossi, H. E. Maclean, W. Yuan, R. Francis +4 more

    2002Developmental Biology66 citations Open access

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11. Current and future approaches using genetically modified mice in endocrine research.

    R. Davey, H. E. Maclean

    2006American Journal of Physiology. Endocrinology and Metabolism65 citations

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12. Defects of androgen receptor function: from sex reversal to motor neurone disease.

    H. E. Maclean, Garry L. Warne, J. D. Zajac

    1995Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology51 citations

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13. Spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy: androgen receptor dysfunction caused by a trinucleotide repeat expansion.

    H. E. Maclean, Garry L. Warne, J. D. Zajac

    1996Journal of Neurological Sciences50 citations

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14. Expression of androgen receptor target genes in skeletal muscle

    Kesha Rana, Nicole K. L. Lee, J. Zajac, H. E. Maclean

    2014Asian Journal of Andrology49 citations Open access

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15. Ornithine decarboxylase is upregulated by the androgen receptor in skeletal muscle and regulates myoblast proliferation.

    Nicole K. L. Lee, Jarrod P. J. Skinner, J. Zajac, H. E. Maclean

    2011American Journal of Physiology. Endocrinology and Metabolism47 citations

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16. DNA-binding-dependent androgen receptor signaling contributes to gender differences and has physiological actions in males and females.

    H. E. Maclean, A. Moore, Stephen Sastra, H. Morris +8 more

    2010Journal of Endocrinology45 citations Open access

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17. Genetically Modified Animal Models as Tools for Studying Bone and Mineral Metabolism

    R. Davey, H. E. Maclean, J. Mcmanus, D. Findlay +1 more

    2004Journal of Bone and Mineral Research42 citations Open access

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18. Related individuals with different androgen receptor gene deletions.

    H. E. Maclean, S. Chu, G. Warne, J. D. Zajac

    1993Journal of Clinical Investigation42 citations Open access

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19. Intersex disorders: shedding light on male sexual differentiation beyond SRY

    H. E. Maclean, G. Warne, J. D. Zajac

    1997Clinical Endocrinology37 citations

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20. Increased frequency of long androgen receptor CAG repeats in male breast cancers

    H. E. Maclean, Robert W. Brown, J. Beilin, G. Warne +1 more

    2004Breast Cancer Research and Treatment35 citations

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21. A physiological role for androgen actions in the absence of androgen receptor DNA binding activity.

    T. P. Pang, M. Clarke, A. Ghasem-Zadeh, Nicole K. L. Lee +2 more

    2012Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology32 citations

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22. A floxed allele of the androgen receptor gene causes hyperandrogenization in male mice.

    H. E. Maclean, W. S. Maria Chiu, Cathy Ma, J. Mcmanus +4 more

    2008Physiological Genomics32 citations

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23. Localization of Indian hedgehog and PTH/PTHrP receptor expression in relation to chondrocyte proliferation during mouse bone development

    H. E. Maclean, H. M. Kronenberg

    2005Development, Growth and Differentiation27 citations

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24. Muscle-specific androgen receptor deletion shows limited actions in myoblasts but not in myofibers in different muscles in vivo.

    Kesha Rana, M. Chiu, P. K. Russell, Jarrod P. J. Skinner +4 more

    2016Journal of Molecular Endocrinology26 citations Open access

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25. Oestradiol-induced spermatogenesis requires a functional androgen receptor.

    P. Lim, C. Allan, A. Notini, Anna-Maree Axell +7 more

    2008Reproduction, Fertility and Development26 citations

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26. Novel androgen receptor gene mutations in Australian patients with complete androgen insensitivity syndrome

    H. E. Maclean, E. Ball, G. Rekaris, G. Warne +1 more

    2004Human Mutation20 citations

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27. Androgen receptor binding studies on heterozygotes in a family with androgen insensitivity syndrome.

    H. E. Maclean, S. Chu, F. Joske, G. Warne +1 more

    1995Biochemical and Molecular Medicine19 citations

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28. Generation and analysis of an androgen-responsive myoblast cell line indicates that androgens regulate myotube protein accretion

    Y. Chen, Nicole K. L. Lee, J. Zajac, H. E. Maclean

    2008Journal of Endocrinological Investigation18 citations

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29. Kennedy's disease: genetic diagnosis of an inherited form of motor neuron disease.

    W. Choi, H. E. Maclean, S. Chu, Garry L. Warne +1 more

    1993Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine17 citations

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30. Androgens stimulate erythropoiesis through the DNA binding activity of the androgen receptor in non-hematopoietic cells.

    J. Mcmanus, N. Nguyen, R. Davey, H. E. Maclean +6 more

    2020European Journal of Haematology14 citations Open access

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31. Unraveling androgen action in muscle: genetic tools probing cellular mechanisms.

    H. E. Maclean, David Handelsman

    2009Endocrinology14 citations

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32. Double‐strand DNA break repair with replication slippage on two strands: a novel mechanism of deletion formation

    H. E. Maclean, Jenny M. Favaloro, G. Warne, J. Zajac

    2006Human Mutation12 citations Open access

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33. Expression of Stra13 during mouse endochondral bone development.

    H. E. Maclean, H. Kronenberg

    2004Gene Expression Patterns10 citations

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34. Intermittent Fugu parathyroid hormone 1 (1-34) is an anabolic bone agent in young male rats and osteopenic ovariectomized rats.

    J. Mcmanus, R. Davey, H. E. Maclean, Elizabeth A Doust +6 more

    2008Bone9 citations

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35. Lessons Learned from AR-Knockout Mice Lacking AR in Selective Cells Androgen Receptor (AR) Physiological Roles in Male and Female Reproductive Systems:

    R. Cameron, A. Notini, J. Zajac, H. E. Maclean +13 more

    20158 citations

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36. Normal phenotype in conditional androgen receptor (AR) exon 3-floxed neomycin-negative male mice

    Kesha Rana, M. Clarke, J. Zajac, R. Davey +1 more

    2014Endocrine Research8 citations

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37. Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome in the Era of Molecular Genetics and the Internet: A Point of View

    Garry L. Warne, J. D. Zajac, H. E. Maclean

    1998Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology & Metabolism (JPEM)8 citations

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38. Age-dependent differences in androgen binding affinity in a family with spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy

    H. E. Maclean, Michael Gonzales, K. Greenland, G. Warne +1 more

    2005Neurological Research4 citations

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39. Expression of Wnt signaling skeletal development genes in the cartilaginous fish, elephant shark (Callorhinchus milii).

    Damian G. D’Souza, Kesha Rana, Kristi M. Milley, H. E. Maclean +6 more

    2013General and Comparative Endocrinology3 citations Open access

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40. Application of Differential Display in the Identification of Androgen‐Regulated Genes

    K. Greenland, G. Rekaris, H. E. Maclean, G. Warne +1 more

    2004Endocrine Research2 citations

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41. Kennedy's disease: clinical presentation and laboratory diagnosis.

    M. Faragher, W. Choi, H. E. Maclean, G. Warne +1 more

    1993Clinical and experimental neurology2 citations

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42. Increased fat mass in androgen receptor knockout mice is caused by decreased physical activity with no change in food consumption

    J. Zajac, Kesha Rana, B. Fam, S. Andrikopoulos +1 more

    20091 citations

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43. 56. Investigation of androgen action in skeletal muscle growth and function

    Anna-Maree Axell, H. E. Maclean, D. R. Plant, M. Jimenez +3 more

    20031 citations Open access

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44. Cbfa 1 Expression , and Hypertrophic Differentiation during Endochondral Bone Development

    Ferdinand Rossi, H. E. Maclean, W. Yuan, R. Francis +4 more

    20021 citations

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