Structural studies of a membrane embedded chloride channel from E.Coli, a prokaryotic homologue of ClC channels by Bowler, M, Matthew Bowler

A theoretical investigation of gas source growth of the Si(001) surface by Bowler, D, David Bowler

SS 433: Flares and L 2 Overflow Spirals by Bowler, M

Modelling and simulation of phenotypic variability in cardiac tissue and application to stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes by Bowler, L

General systems thinking : its scope and applicability / by 323442 Bowler, T. Downing

Nuclear physics/ by 275462 Bowler, M. G.

Gravitation and relativity/ by 275462 Bowler, M. G.

Government and agriculture : a spatial perspective / by 395164 Bowler, Ian R.

INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE ORIGIN OF THE SPURIOUS 17 KEV NEUTRINO SIGNAL OBSERVED IN S-35 BETA-DECAY by Bowler, M, Jelley, N

Jet velocity in SS433: its anti-correlation with precession-cone angle and dependence on orbital phase by Blundell, K, Bowler, M

THE ORIGIN OF THE SPURIOUS 17KEV NEUTRINO SIGNAL OBSERVED IN S-35 BETA-DECAY by Bowler, M, Jelley, N

Symmetry in the changing jets of SS433 and its true distance from us by Blundell, K, Bowler, M

ON THE ORIGIN OF APPROXIMATE KNO SCALING IN E+E- ANNIHILATION by Bowler, M, Burrows, P

Blood on snow / by 382191 Bowler, Tim, Cockroft, Jason

Lectures on Special Relativity / by Bowler, M. G., author 275462

Relation between lymphopenia and bacteraemia in UK adults with medical emergencies. by Wyllie, D, Bowler, I, Peto, T

Risk factors for recurrence after Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia. A retrospective matched case-control study (vol 58, pg 411, 2009) by Walker, T, Bowler, I, Bejon, P

Risk factors for recurrence after Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia. A retrospective matched case-control study. by Walker, T, Bowler, I, Bejon, P

Bacteraemia prediction in emergency medical admissions: role of C reactive protein. by Wyllie, D, Bowler, I, Peto, T

In vitro antibiotic susceptibility patterns of bacterial keratitis isolates in Oxford, UK: a 10-year review by Orlans, H, Hornby, S, Bowler, I