Papers authored by Logan JV

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An MTP inhibitor that normalizes atherogenic lipoprotein levels in WHHL rabbits.
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Wetterau JR, Gregg RE, Harrity TW, Arbeeny C, Cap M, Connolly F, Chu CH, George RJ, Gordon DA, Jamil H, Jolibois KG, Kunselman LK, Lan SJ, Maccagnan TJ, Ricci B, Yan M, 
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Science (New York, N.Y.) 282(5389):751-4, 1998 Oct 23 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 9784135 | Fulltext
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alpha-Phosphonosulfonic acids: potent and selective inhibitors of squalene synthase.
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Magnin DR, Biller SA, Chen Y, Dickson JK, Fryszman OM, Lawrence RM, Logan JV, Sieber-McMaster ES, Sulsky RB, Traeger SC, Hsieh DC, Lan SJ, Rinehart JK, Harrity TW, Jolibois KG, Kunselman LK, 
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Journal of medicinal chemistry 39(3):657-60, 1996 Feb 2 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 8576905 | Fulltext
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1,1-Bisphosphonate squalene synthase inhibitors: interplay between the isoprenoid subunit and the diphosphate surrogate.
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Magnin DR, Biller SA, Dickson JK, Logan JV, Lawrence RM, Chen Y, Sulsky RB, Ciosek CP, Harrity TW, and Jolibois KG
Journal of medicinal chemistry 38(14):2596-605, 1995 Jul 7 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 7629799 | Fulltext
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Lipophilic 1,1-bisphosphonates are potent squalene synthase inhibitors and orally active cholesterol lowering agents in vivo.
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Ciosek CP, Magnin DR, Harrity TW, Logan JV, Dickson JK, Gordon EM, Hamilton KA, Jolibois KG, Kunselman LK, and Lawrence RM
The Journal of biological chemistry 268(33):24832-7, 1993 Nov 25 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 8227045 | Fulltext
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