Publications by Emma Malcolm - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Pierpaolo Di Giminiani Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards Emma Malcolm Dr Matthew Leach	Characterization of short- and long-term mechanical sensitisation following surgical tail amputation in pigs	2017
Dr Pierpaolo Di Giminiani Abozar Nasirahmadi Emma Malcolm Dr Matthew Leach Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards et al.	Docking piglet tails: How much does it hurt and for how long?	2017
Dr Pierpaolo Di Giminiani Emma Malcolm Dr Matthew Leach Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards	Application of a handheld Pressure Application Measurement device for the characterisation of mechanical nociceptive thresholds in intact pig tails	2016
Dr Chris Wood Emma Malcolm Dr Claire Allison Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Subtype-selective nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agonists can improve cognitive flexibility in an attentional set shifting task	2016
Dr Pierpaolo Di Giminiani Emma Malcolm Dr Matthew Leach Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards	Temporal changes in mechanical nociceptive thresholds in juvenile pigs subjected to surgical tail amputation: a model of injury induced by tail biting	2016
Dr Pierpaolo Di Giminiani Dr Annalisa Scollo Emma Malcolm Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards Dr Matthew Leach et al.	The Assessment of Facial Expressions in Piglets Undergoing Tail Docking and Castration: Toward the Development of the Piglet Grimace Scale	2016
Dr Pierpaolo Di Giminiani Emma Malcolm Dr Matthew Leach Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards	Assessment of immediate and long-term changes in pain sensitivity following tail-docking in pigs	2015
Emma Malcolm Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Examination of the metabolite hydroxybupropion in the reinforcing and aversive stimulus effects of nicotine in rats	2015
Emma Malcolm Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Scopolamine and amphetamine produce similar decision-making deficits on a rat gambling task via independent pathways	2015
Samantha Rushforth Emma Malcolm Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Targeting the alpha7 nicotinic receptor subtype to restore working memory deficits in rats following sub-chronic ketamine exposure	2011
Samantha Rushforth Emma Malcolm Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Targeting the alpha7 nicotinic receptor subtype to restore working memory deficits in rats following sub-chronic ketamine exposure	2011
Samantha Rushforth Emma Malcolm Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Choline restores kenamine-induced working memory deficits in the rodent odour span task	2010
Emma Malcolm Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Nicotinic agonists but not clozapine or LY404039 improve ketamine-induced deficits in a rodent odour span task	2010
Emma Malcolm Dr Cliff Wood Dr Mohammed Shoaib	Sub-chronic ketamine exposure disrupts cognitive flexibility in a rodent attentional set shifting task	2010