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2007
Steuten, J, Winkel K, Carroll T, Williamson NA, Ignjatovic V, Fung K, Purcell AW, Fry BG.  2007.  The molecular basis of cross-reactivity in the Australian Snake Venom Detection Kit (SVDK).. Toxicon. 50(8) Download: steutenetal2007.pdf (1.07 MB)
2005
Barbaro, KC, Knysak I, Martins R, Hogan C, Winkel K.  2005.  Enzymatic characterization, antigenic cross-reactivity and neutralization of dermonecrotic activity of five Loxosceles spider venoms of medical importance in the Americas.. Toxicon. 45(4):489-499.
2004
Chetty, N, Du A, Hodgson WC, Winkel K, Fry BG.  2004.  The In Vitro Neuromuscular Activity of Indo-Pacific Sea-Snake Venoms: Efficacy of Two Commercially Available Antivenoms. Toxicon. 44(2):193-200.
Hogan, CJ, Barbaro KC, Winkel K.  2004.  Loxoscelism: Old obstacles, new directions. Ann. Emerg. Med. 44(6):608-624.
2003
Tibballs, J, Kuruppu S, Hodgson WC, Carroll T, Hawdon G, Sourial M, Baker T, Winkel K.  2003.  Cardiovascular, haematological and neurological effects of the venom of the Papua New Guinean small-eyed snake (Micropechis ikaheka) and their neutralisation with CSL polyvalent and black snake antivenoms. Toxicon. 42(6):647-655.
2001
Tibballs, J, Hawdon G, Winkel K.  2001.  Mechanism of cardiac failure in Irukandji syndrome and first aid treatment for stings. Anaesth. & Int. Care. 29(5):552.
Tibballs, J, Hawdon G, Winkel K.  2001.  Pressure immobilisation bandages in first-aid treatment of jellyfish envenomation: current recommendations reconsidered. Med. J. Aust.. 174(12):666.
1999
Cheng, A, Winkel K, Hawdon GM, McDonald M.  1999.  Irukandji-like Syndrome in Victoria. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine. 29(6):835.
1998
South, M, Wirth P, Winkel K.  1998.  Envenomation by a Juvenile Steatoda Spider Treated With Redback Spider Antivenom. The Medical Journal of Australia. 169(11-12):642.
1997
Levick, N, Winkel K, Smith G.  1997.  European Wasps: An Emerging Hazard. The Medical Journal of Australia. 167(11-12):650-651.