Converting scar to muscle in the injured heart. by Riley, P

Fanning the flames to regenerate the heart. by Riley, P

An epicardial floor plan for building and rebuilding the mammalian heart. by Riley, P

The adult epicardium: realizing the potential for neovascular therapy. by Riley, P

Queen of the Andes: the ecology and conservation of Puya raimondii by Riley P. Fortier

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Current state of congenital heart research and clues to future directions. by Conway, S, Riley, P

Anatomy and development of the cardiac lymphatic vasculature: Its role in injury and disease by Norman, S, Riley, P

Commercialization of health services: implications for the laboratories by Riley, P.A.

Immune cells in cardiac repair and regeneration by Simoes, AF, Riley, P

Differential regulation of Hand1 homodimer and Hand1-E12 heterodimer activity by the cofactor FHL2. by Hill, A, Riley, P

The ontogeny, activation and function of the epicardium during heart development and regeneration by Simões, F, Riley, P

Harnessing the potential of adult cardiac stem cells: lessons from haematopoiesis, the embryo and the niche. by Balmer, G, Riley, P

Formation of the ventricles. by Risebro, C, Riley, P

Epicardium-derived cells: a new source of regenerative capacity. by Vieira, J, Riley, P

Vascularizing the heart. by Riley, P, Smart, N

Cell cycle switch to endocycle: the nucleolus lends a hand. by Martindill, D, Riley, P

Chemical genetics and its potential in cardiac stem cell therapy. by Vieira, J, Riley, P

Thymosin beta4 induces epicardium-derived neovascularization in the adult heart. by Riley, P, Smart, N

The epicardium signals the way towards heart regeneration. by Masters, M, Riley, P

The epicardium as a candidate for heart regeneration. by Smart, N, Riley, P