Terence Kealey | Academic Influence

Why Is Terence Kealey Influential?

According to Wikipedia, George Terence Evelyn Kealey is a British biochemist who was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Buckingham, a private university in Britain. He was appointed Professor of Clinical Biochemistry in 2011. Prior to his tenure at Buckingham, Kealey lectured in clinical biochemistry at the University of Cambridge. He is well known for his outspoken opposition to public funding of science.

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Terence Kealey's Published Works

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Published Works

Human hair growth in vitro. (1990) (386)
Effects of insulin and insulin-like growth factors on cultured human hair follicles: IGF-I at physiologic concentrations is an important regulator of hair follicle growth in vitro. (1994) (283)
Modeling acne in vitro. (1996) (192)
The role of IGF-I in human skin and its appendages: morphogen as well as mitogen? (1997) (179)
Effects of interleukins, colony‐stimulating factor and tumour necrosis factor on human hair follicle growth in vitro: a possible role for interleukin‐1 and tumour necrosis factor‐α in alopecia areata (1996) (172)
The Economic Laws of Scientific Research (1996) (163)
Human hair growth in vitro: a model for the study of hair follicle biology. (1994) (137)
More is less (2000) (125)
Id proteins are dynamically expressed in normal epidermis and dysregulated in squamous cell carcinoma. (2000) (119)
Effects of EGF on the morphology and patterns of DNA synthesis in isolated human hair follicles. (1994) (94)
The improved organ maintenance of the human sebaceous gland: modeling in vitro the effects of epidermal growth factor, androgens, estrogens, 13-cis retinoic acid, and phenol red. (1996) (93)
Toll-like receptor 2 activation and comedogenesis: implications for the pathogenesis of acne (2013) (76)
Peroxisome proliferator‐activated receptor and farnesoid X receptor ligands differentially regulate sebaceous differentiation in human sebaceous gland organ cultures in vitro (2004) (70)
Modelling the remission of individual acne lesions in vitro (2002) (66)
The effects of inflammatory cytokines on the isolated human sebaceous infundibulum. (1998) (65)
Rat hair follicle growth in vitro (1992) (60)
The activity of HMG-CoA reductase and acetyl-CoA carboxylase in human apocrine sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles is regulated by phosphorylation and by exogenous cholesterol. (1998) (57)
Modelling the Infundibulum in Acne (1998) (56)
Metabolism of freshly isolated human hair follicles capable of hair elongation: a glutaminolytic, aerobic glycolytic tissue. (1993) (56)
Lipogenesis in isolated human sebaceous glands (1986) (52)
Androgen metabolism by isolated human axillary apocrine glands in hidradenitis suppurativa (1991) (50)
Lipogenesis in the human sebaceous gland: glycogen and glycerophosphate are substrates for the synthesis of sebum lipids. (1998) (45)
Modelling science as a contribution good (2014) (44)
Studies on the biochemistry and morphology of freshly isolated and maintained rat hair follicles. (1989) (44)
The isolation of human sebaceous glands and apocrine sweat glands by shearing (1986) (43)
Biochemical and ultrastructural studies of human eccrine sweat glands isolated by shearing and maintained for seven days. (1984) (42)
The isolation and maintenance of the human pilosebaceous unit (1994) (41)
Genome:The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters (2000) (41)
Prolonged maintenance of human hair follicles in vitro in a serum‐free medium (1993) (41)
Organ maintenance of human sebaceous glands: in vitro effects of 13-cis retinoic acid and testosterone. (1990) (40)
Cyclical changes in rat vibrissa follicles maintained In vitro. (2000) (36)
Whole hair follicle culture. (1996) (36)
Advances in sebaceous gland research: potential new approaches to acne management (2004) (35)
WHOLE HAIR FOLLICLE CULTURE (1996) (32)
An E box in the exon 1 promoter regulates insulin-like growth factor-I expression in differentiating muscle cells. (2006) (32)
The primary culture of epithelia from the secretory coil and collecting duct of normal human and cystic fibrotic eccrine sweat glands. (1986) (32)
Metabolic studies on isolated hair follicles: hair follicles engage in aerobic glycolysis and do not demonstrate the glucose fatty acid cycle. (1990) (31)
Cultured human hair follicles and growth factors. (1995) (31)
Rapid isolation in large numbers of intact, viable, individual hair follicles from skin: biochemical and ultrastructural characterization. (1986) (31)
In the absence of streptomycin, minoxidil potentiates the mitogenic effects of fetal calf serum, insulin-like growth factor 1, and platelet-derived growth factor on NIH 3T3 fibroblasts in a K+ channel-dependent fashion. (1996) (30)
The metabolism and hormonal responses of human eccrine sweat glands isolated by collagenase digestion. (1983) (29)
The energy metabolism in the right and left ventricles of human donor hearts across transplantation. (2003) (29)
Why science is endogenous: a debate with Paul David (and Ben Martin, Paul Romer, Chris Freeman, Luc Soete and Keith Pavitt) (1998) (27)
The determination of plasma oxalate concentrations using an enzyme/bioluminescent assay. (1985) (27)
α-Adrenoceptor stimulation of porcine pulmonary arteries (1993) (25)
The human hair follicle engages in glutaminolysis and aerobic glycolysis: implications for skin, splanchnic and neoplastic metabolism. (1994) (24)
Isolation and maintenance of the human pilosebaceous duct: 13‐cis retinoic acid acts directly on the duct in vitro (1993) (20)
The Organ-Maintained Human Sebaceous Gland (1998) (19)
Human sebaceous glands engage in aerobic glycolysis and glutaminolysis (2004) (19)
The Industrial Revolution (1996) (18)
The regulatory biology of the human pilosebaceous unit. (1997) (17)
Human pilosebaceous culture. (1997) (15)
Exhaustive identification of human class II basic helix–loop–helix proteins by virtual library screening (2002) (14)
Lipogenesis by isolated human apocrine sweat glands: testosterone has no effect during long-term organ maintenance. (1989) (12)
Alpha-adrenoceptor stimulation of porcine pulmonary arteries. (1993) (11)
Electrophysiological and dye‐coupling studies on secretory, myoepithelial and duct cells in human eccrine sweat glands. (1987) (11)
Exhaustive identification of human class II basic helix-loop-helix proteins by virtual library screening. (2002) (11)
Gene expression profiling of the ageing rat vibrissa follicle (2005) (9)
The growth of British science (1991) (8)
An NADH-linked luciferase assay for glycogen: the preparation of glycogen-free, viable human eccrine sweat glands. (1989) (8)
Sex, science and profits : how people evolved to meke money (2008) (8)
Electrophysiological studies on isolated human eccrine sweat glands. (1986) (7)
Evidence for sodium-coupled acid-base transport across the basolateral membrane of the reabsorptive duct of the human eccrine sweat gland. (2001) (7)
The organ-maintained human sebaceous gland. (1998) (6)
The Commercial Revolution (1996) (5)
Effects of retinoids on human sebaceous glands isolated by shearing. (1990) (5)
YOU'VE GOT IT ALL WRONG (1996) (5)
The Malign Hand of the Markets: The Insidious Forces on Wall Street that are Destroying Financial Markets – and What We Can Do About it by John Staddon. London: McGraw‐Hill (2012), 304 pp. ISBN‐10: 0071797408; ISBN‐13: 978‐0071797405; £21.00. (2013) (5)
Growth of private funding (1991) (5)
Government-funded academic science is a consumer good, not a producer good: A comparative reassessment of Britain's scientific and technological achievements since 1794 and a comment on the bibliometry of B. Martin and J. Irvine (1991) (5)
Growth of science (1992) (5)
HYPOVITAMINOSIS A OF FOLLICULAR DUCT AS CAUSE OF ACNE VULGARIS (1988) (4)
Intermediary Metabolism of the Human Hair Follicle a (1991) (4)
Isotretinoin and testosterone regulate the in vitro lipogenesis of human sebaceous glands isolated by shearing (1989) (4)
Endogenous Growth Theory: A Critique (2000) (3)
cDNA cloning of a human androgen‐induced mRNA exhibiting an early and protein synthesis‐independent induction (1991) (3)
A Black Student's Primer on the History of Eugenics (2001) (3)
Studies on rat parotid-cell actomyosin. (1984) (3)
Should governments fund science (2000) (2)
HYPOVITAMINOSIS A, FOLLICULAR DUCTS, AND ACNE (1988) (2)
Endogenous Growth Theory for natural scientists (1998) (2)
Cause and defect (1996) (2)
A critique of science and R&D-based models of endogenous growth (2001) (2)
Britain was healthier than Germany in 1914 (1996) (1)
Editorial: Science policy (2000) (1)
P1 Prolonged maintenance of human hair follicles in vitro in a serum free medium (1991) (1)
The effects and usefulness of replacement cost disclosure : a research study and report (1978) (1)
Eating or Meeting? The Dubious Case for Free School Breakfasts (2017) (1)
Prohepcidin Levels in Refractory Anaemia Caused by Lead Poisoning (2008) (1)
Dr Pangloss was Right (1996) (1)
The Contribution Good as the Foundation of the Industrial Revolution (2021) (1)
The Real Economics of Research (1996) (0)
False theories and funding (2009) (0)
Essay: A new deal for the White House (2008) (0)
What Does Climategate Say About Science (2010) (0)
Condition of British science (1990) (0)
Isolated Human Skin Glands and Appendages: Models for Cystic Fibrosis, Acne Vulgaris, Alopecia and Hidradenitis Suppurativa (1990) (0)
Primary Culture of Epithelial Cells from the Secretory Coil and the Reabsorptive Duct of the Human Eccrine Sweat Gland (1985) (0)
Innovation Nation (2008) (0)
Skin treatment remedy for acne (1995) (0)
The So-called Decline of British and American Science (1996) (0)
Clinical research (1991) (0)
The Agricultural Revolution (1996) (0)
Research and Development in Antiquity (1996) (0)
LIBERATION BIOLOGY: THE SCIENTIFIC AND MORAL CASE FOR THE BIOTECH REVOLUTION by Ronald Bailey (2007) (0)
LAISSEZ FAIRE IN THE LABORATORY (1997) (0)
and Dysregulated in Squamous Cell Carcinoma Id Proteins Are Dynamically Expressed in Normal Epidermis (2013) (0)
Francis Bacon and Adam Smith (1996) (0)
The Economics of Research: Why the Linear Model Fails (1996) (0)
12 – Should we trust science? (1997) (0)
Whole hair follicle culture. Guest editor's note : Hair Restoration (1999) (0)
New concepts in understanding comedone formation (1995) (0)
British science (1992) (0)
Comedo suppression: new concepts (1998) (0)
The So-called Dark Ages (1996) (0)
THE CELL BIOLOGY OF SKIN AND HAIR (2000) (0)
Taking issue with UK funding priorities (1998) (0)
Whole hair follicle culture : Update on hair disorders (1996) (0)
Economic History since 1870 (1996) (0)
Acid-base transport by the basolateral membrane of the reabsorptive duct of the human sweat gland studied in vitro (1995) (0)
Studies onratparotid-celi actomyosin (1984) (0)
Government Investment in Universities and Science (1990) (0)
Molecular Biology of Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptors in Relation to Sebaceous Glands and Acne (2007) (0)
The pattern of K19 staining in human hair follicles suggests two possible populations of stem cells (1998) (0)
Science Policies of the Twentieth Century (1996) (0)

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University of Buckingham