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nur athirah othman basri, azizah ugusman, adila a. hamid, amilia aminuddin, chua kien hui, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2026). human wharton’s jelly-mesenchymal stem cell-derived exosomes: a potent cell-free nanotherapy mitigating hypoxia/reoxygenation injury in cardiomyocytes. - the journal of physiological sciences. 145 - 145. |
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chee hooi chung, mohammad yusuf hasan, satirah zainalabidin, chua eng wee, azizah ugusman, zakiah jubri, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2025). modulation of a7nachr for cardioprotection against isoprenaline-induced myocardial injury. - sains malaysiana. 3727 - 3740. |
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rini retnosari, muhamad adib abdul ghani, munirah majed alkharji, wan nur izzah shazana wan nawi, ahmad syafi ahmad rushdan, mohd kaisan mahadi, azizah ugusman, natsuhisa oka, satirah zainalabidin, jalifah latip. (2025). the protective effects of carvacrol against doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity in vitro and in vivo. - cardiovascular toxicology. 167 - 181. |
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mohammad yusuf hasan, azim haikal md roslan, norazrina azmi, norlinah mohamed ibrahim, alina arulsamy, vanessa lin lin lee, rosfaiizah siran, sharmili vidyadaran, eng wee chua, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2025). a7-nicotinic acetylcholine receptor activation modulates bv2 microglial plasticity via mir-21/tnf-a/nfkb in oxygen-glucose deprivation/reoxygenation. - journal of molecular neuroscience. 1 - 13. |
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nina diyana rusanuar, amilia aminuddin, adila a. hamid, jaya kumar, chua kien hui, mohd kaisan mahadi, azizah ugusman. (2025). the potential of edible bird’s nests in reducing cardiovascular disease risk factors: a narrative review. - international journal of molecular sciences. 1 - 24. |
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mohd farooq shaikh, rony abdi syahputra, mohd kaisan mahadi . (2025). editorial: from bench to bedside: inflammation in neurovascular disorders and stroke. - frontiers in human neuroscience. 1 - 3. |
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mohammad yusuf hasan, azim haikal md roslan, norazrina azmi, norlinah mohamed ibrahim, alina arulsamy, vanessa lin lin lee, rosfaiizah siran, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2025). a7-nicotinic acetylcholine receptor activation mitigates neuroinflammation associated with hypoxia-reoxygenation injury in zebrafish model. - sains malaysiana. 2455 - 2465. |
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aminah dalimunthe, mega carensia gunawan, zahirah dhiya utari, muhammad riza dinata, princella halim, nathasya estherina s. pakpahan, alex insandus sitohang, m. andriansyah sukarno, yuandani, yahdiana harahap, erna prawita setyowati, moon nyeo park, syaratul dalina yusoff, satirah zainalabidin, arya tjipta prananda, mohd kaisan mahadi, bonglee kim, urip harahap, rony abdi syahputra. (2024). in-depth analysis of lupeol: delving into the diverse pharmacological profile. - frontiers in pharmacology. 01 - 32. |
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satirah zainalabidin, nurellya faqhiraah aziz, dharmani devi a/p murugan, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2023). s-allylcysteine limits cardiac structural changes via antioxidant status in ovariectomized rats with induced myocardial injury. - european heart journal. 175. |
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muhammad yusuf hasan, rosfaiizah siran, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2023). the effects of vagus nerve stimulation on animal models of stroke-induced injury: a systematic review. - biology-basel. 1-25. |
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muhamad adib abdul ghani, munirah majed alkharji, wan nur izzah shazana wan nawi, ahmad syafi ahmad rushdan, jalifah latip, azizah ugusman, mohd kaisan mahadi, satirah zainalabidin. (2023). carvacrol ameliorates the cardiac fibrosis and hypertrophy in doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity rat model. - british journal of pharmacology. 19-20. |
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satirah zainalabidin, nurellya faqhiraah aziz, dharmani devi murugan, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2023). s-allylcysteine prevents cardiac morphological changes via antioxidative mechanism in estrogen-deficient rats subjected to myocardial injury. - british journal of pharmacology. 66-67. |
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muhamad adib abdul ghani, munirah majed alkharji, wan nur izzah shazana wan nawi, ahmad syafi ahmad rushdan, jalifah latip, azizah ugusman, mohd kaisan mahadi, satirah zainalabidin. (2023). carvacrol ameliorates the cardiac fibrosis and hypertrophy in doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity rat model. - british journal of pharmacology. 19-20. |
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vivisana sothivelr, mohammad y. hasan, shamin m. saffian, satirah zainalabidin, azizah ugusman, mohd k. mahadi. (2022). revisiting mirna-21 as therapeutic strategy for myocardial infarction: a systematic review. - journal of cardiovascular pharmacology. 393-406. |
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anam anjum, yt jun cheah, muhammad dain yazid, muhammad fauzi daud, jalilah idris, min hwei ng, amaramalar selvi naicker, ohnmar htwe ismail, ramesh kumar athi kumar, geok chin tan, yin ping wong, mohd kaisan mahadi and yogeswaran lokanathan. (2022). protocol paper: kainic acid excitotoxicity-induced spinal cord injury paraplegia in sprague-dawley rats. - biological research. 1-11. |
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chee hooi chung, beatrice bretherton, satirah zainalabidin, susan a deuchars, jim deuchars, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2020). mediation of cardiac macrophage activity via auricular vagal nerve stimulation ameliorates cardiac ischemia/reperfusion injury. - frontiers in neuroscience. 1-12. |
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chung chee hooi, susan deuchars, jim deuchars, mohd kaisan mahadi. (2020). anatomical, physiological and pharmacological examination of pathways mediating the effects of electrical stimulation of the external auricle of the ear on autonomic nervous system in rats. - current trends in biotechnology and pharmacy. 77. |
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k.m.mahadi, v.k.lall, s.a.deuchars, j.deuchars. (2019). cardiovascular autonomic effects of transcutaneous auricular nerve stimulation via the tragus in the rat involve spinal cervical sensory afferent pathways. - brain stimulation. 1151-1158. |
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susan a. deuchars, verinder k. lall, jennifer clancy, mohd mahadi, aaron murray, lucy peers, jim deuchars. (2018). mechanisms underpinning sympathetic nervous activity and its modulation using transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation. - experimental physiology. 326-331. |
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murray a.r., atkinson l., mahadi m.k., deuchars s.a., deuchars j.. (2016). the strange case of the ear and the heart: the auricular vagus nerve and its influence on cardiac control. - autonomic neuroscience: basic and clinical. 48-53. |