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P. Eves

h-index: 16
Works: 28
Citations: 875

Most-cited papers

Evidence for the existence of a novel pregnancy-associated soluble variant of the vascular endothelial growth factor receptor, Flt-1.
R. Banks, M. Forbes, J. Searles, D. Pappin +10 more
1998Molecular human reproduction126 citations Open access
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α-Melanocyte stimulating hormone, inflammation and human melanoma
P. Eves, S. Macneil, J. Haycock
200689 citations
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Characterization of an in vitro model of human melanoma invasion based on reconstructed human skin
P. Eves, C. Layton, S. Hedley, R. A. Dawson +4 more
2000British Journal of Dermatology81 citations Open access
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Plasma co-polymerisation of two strongly interacting monomers: acrylic acid and allylamine
Alison J. Beck, J. Whittle, N. Bullett, P. Eves +3 more
200566 citations Open access
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Anti-inflammatory and anti-invasive effects of α-melanocyte-stimulating hormone in human melanoma cells
P. Eves, J. Haycock, C. Layton, M. Wagner +7 more
2003British Journal of Cancer64 citations Open access
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Melanoma invasion in reconstructed human skin is influenced by skin cells – investigation of the role of proteolytic enzymes
P. Eves, E. Katerinaki, Claire Simpson, C. Layton +3 more
2003Clinical and Experimental Metastasis59 citations Open access
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A chemically defined surface for the co-culture of melanocytes and keratinocytes.
P. Eves, Alison J. Beck, A. Shard, Sheila Mac Neil
2005Biomaterials46 citations Open access
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Melanoma cell migration is upregulated by tumour necrosis factor-α and suppressed by α-melanocyte-stimulating hormone
N. Zhu, R. Lalla, P. Eves, T. P. La H. Brown +4 more
2004British Journal of Cancer46 citations Open access
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Melanoma Cell Attachment, Invasion, and Integrin Expression is Upregulated by Tumor Necrosis Factor α and Suppressed by α Melanocyte Stimulating Hormone
N. Zhu, P. Eves, E. Katerinaki, M. Szabo +5 more
200245 citations Open access
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A Chemically Defined Carrier for the Delivery of Human Mesenchymal Stem/Stromal Cells to Skin Wounds
N. Walker, A. R. Mistry, L. E. Smith, P. Eves +4 more
2011Tissue Engineering. Part C, Methods37 citations Open access
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Melanocortin signalling mechanisms.
P. Eves, J. Haycock
2010Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology33 citations Open access
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alpha-Melanocyte stimulating hormone, inflammation and human melanoma.
P. Eves, S. Macneil, J. Haycock
2006Peptides33 citations
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Tissue-engineered oral mucosa to study radiotherapy-induced oral mucositis
H. Colley, P. Eves, A. Pinnock, M. Thornhill +1 more
2013International Journal of Radiation Biology30 citations Open access
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Simplifying the delivery of melanocytes and keratinocytes for the treatment of vitiligo using a chemically defined carrier dressing.
P. Eves, N. Bullett, D. Haddow, Alison J. Beck +5 more
2008Journal of Investigative Dermatology27 citations Open access
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Melanoma cell attachment, invasion, and integrin expression is upregulated by tumor necrosis factor alpha and suppressed by alpha melanocyte stimulating hormone.
N. Zhu, P. Eves, E. Katerinaki, M. Szabo +5 more
2002Journal of Investigative Dermatology26 citations
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Tumor Necrosis Factor α Increases and α-Melanocyte-Stimulating Hormone Reduces Uveal Melanoma Invasion Through Fibronectin
I. Cantón, P. Eves, S. Macneil, M. Szabo +4 more
200322 citations Open access
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A comparative study of the effect of pigment on drug toxicity in human choroidal melanocytes and retinal pigment epithelial cells.
P. Eves, Linda Smith-Thomas, S. Hedley, M. Wagner +2 more
1999Pigment Cell Research15 citations Open access
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Tumor necrosis factor alpha increases and alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone reduces uveal melanoma invasion through fibronectin.
I. Cantón, P. Eves, M. Szabo, F. Vidal-Vanaclocha +4 more
2003Journal of Investigative Dermatology11 citations
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Oestrogenic steroids and melanoma cell interaction with adjacent skin cells influence invasion of melanoma cells in vitro.
S. M. Neil, P. Eves, Ben Richardson, Rhoda Molife +5 more
2000Pigment Cell Research9 citations Open access
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Establishing a Transport Protocol for the Delivery of Melanocytes and Keratinocytes for the Treatment of Vitiligo
P. Eves, Marta Baran, N. Bullett, L. Way +2 more
2010Tissue Engineering. Part C, Methods6 citations Open access
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Simplifying the Delivery of Cultured Melanocytes and Keratinocytes for Grafting Patients With Vitiligo
S. MacNeil, P. Eves
20073 citations Open access
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PP-16 Does a wound healing environment and the inflammation associated with it promote melanoma invasion?
E. Katerinaki, N. Zhu, R. Lalla, P. Eves +6 more
20031 citations
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Cover Picture: Plasma Process. Polym. 8/2005
Alison J. Beck, J. Whittle, N. Bullett, P. Eves +3 more
20050 citations Open access
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British society for matrix biology autumn meeting
L. Sudre, Frank Cheung, L. Kevorkian, D. Young +247 more
20050 citations Open access
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PP-15 Alpha-melanocyte stimulating hormone (alpha-MSH) and melanoma invasion: introduction of melanocortin wild-type receptor (MC-1R) into previously alpha-MSH unresponsive cells leads to alpha-MSH inhibition of invasion in transfected cells
P. Eves, E. Kemp, R. Morandini, G. Ghanem +4 more
20030 citations
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SP-23 Development of delivery systems for keratinocyte/melanocyte co-culture for grafting of patients with vitiligo
S. MacNeil, P. Eves, Alison J. Beck, D. Gawkrodger +1 more
20030 citations
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Melanoma cell attachment, invasion and integrin expression is upregulated by TNF-a and reduced by a-MSH
N. Zhu, P. Eves, E. Katerinaki, S. Szabó +5 more
20020 citations
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Poster Presentations
E. Katerinaki, N. Zhu, J. Haycock, P. Eves +9 more
2002British Journal of Cancer0 citations Open access
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M. Szabo×5

M. Wagner×4

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