Biophysical Society 59th Annual Meeting Program Guide

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Biophysical Society 59th Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland
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Nucleo-Cytoplasmic Transport
(Boards B317-B322)
2887-Pos Board B317
OBSERVING SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION DIRECTLY AT THE
SINGLE-MOLECULE LEVEL IN LIVE EUKARYOTIC CELLS.
Adam JMWollman, Sviatlana Shashkova, Erik Hedlund, Stefan
Hohmann, Mark C. Leake
2888-Pos Board B318
IN VIVO ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN CROWDING IN THE
NUCLEAR PORE COMPLEX DURING INTERPHASE AND
MITOSIS. Hide A Konishi, Suguru Asai, Tomonobu M Watanabe, Shige
H Yoshimura
2889-Pos Board B319
MICROINJECTION OF FL-TRNA FOR THE STUDY OF TRNA
SUBCELLULAR DYNAMICS. Sean E. Anderson, Anna Kashina, Haim
H. Bau, Barry S. Cooperman
2890-Pos Board B320
INVOLVEMENT OF WATER MOLECULES IN THE FORMATION
OF HYDROPHOBIC BARRIER IN THE NUCLEAR PORE
COMPLEX. Suguru Asai, Hide A. Konishi, Shige H. Yoshimura
2891-Pos Board B321
MONITORING AND MODELING EFFECTS OF IGF1, INSULIN
AND GREEN TEA COMPOUND EGCG ON NUCLEAR-
CYTOPLASMIC DISTRIBUTION OF FOXO1-GFP IN SKELETAL
MUSCLE FIBERS. Robert Wimmer, Sarah Russell, Bradford Peercy,
Martin Schneider
2892-Pos Board B322
THE AUTOPHAGOSOME MARKER LC3 UNDERGOES
REGULATED TARGETING TO THE NUCLEUS AND
NUCLEOLUS. Lewis J. Kraft , Jacob Dowler, Anne K. Kenworthy
Voltage-gated Na Channels
(Boards B323-B350)
2893-Pos Board B323
RESTING STATE OF S4 IDENTIFIED FOR EACH DOMAIN OF
NAV1.2 USING OMEGA CURRENT TECHNIQUE.
Claudia Lehmann, Hansjakob Heldstab, Nikolaus G. Greeff
2894-Pos Board B324
SELECTIVE IMMOBILIZATION OF S4 IN DOMAIN III
AND IV OF RAT BRAIN NAV1.2 SHOWN BY OMEGA
CURRENTS. Nikolaus Greeff, Hansjakob Heldstab, Claudia Lehmann
2895-Pos Board B325
VOLTAGE SENSOR DOMAINS AND CLOSED-STATE
INACTIVATION IN SODIUM CHANNELS. James R. Groome
2896-Pos Board B326
GATING PORE CURRENTS ARE COMMON DEFECTS OF
TWO NAV1.5 MUTATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH MIXED
ARRHYTHMIAS AND DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY.
Adrien Moreau, Pascal Gosselin-Badaroudine, Lucie Delemotte, Michael
L. Klein, Mohamed Chahine
2897-Pos Board B327
INTERACTION OF THE CARDIAC SODIUM CHANNEL ALPHA-
SUBUNITS LEADS TO COUPLED GATING PROPERTIES.
Jérôme Clatot, Haiyan Liu, Eckard Ficker, Isabelle Deschênes
2898-Pos Board B328
SUPERRESOLUTION MICROSCOPY REVEALS SODIUM
CHANNEL LOCALIZATION WITHIN INTERCALATED
DISK MICRODOMAINS: IMPLICATIONS FOR EPHAPTIC
COUPLING. Rengasayee Veeraraghavan , Joyce Lin, James P. Keener,
Steven Poelzing, Robert G. Gourdie
2899-Pos Board B329
LOSS OF CALMODULIN-MEDIATED REGULATION OF
NA+ CHANNEL CAUSES REMODELING OF ELECTRICAL
AND JUNCTIONAL PROTEINS; AND INDUCES DILATED
CARDIOMYOPATHY IN IQ/AA+/- MICE. Rosy Joshi-Mukherjee ,
Hana Cho, Takeshi Aiba, Deborah DiSilvestre, Gordon F. Tomaselli
2900-Pos Board B330
MUTATION SPECIFIC DRUG RESPONSE AND CARDIAC RISK
IN LONG QT TYPE 3. Elsa Ronzier, Yitschak Biton, Alessandra
Matavel, Arthur Moss, Wojciech Zareba, Coeli Lopes
2901-Pos Board B331
ROTATIONAL SYMMETRY OF TWO PYRETHROID RECEPTOR
SITES IN THE MOSQUITO SODIUM CHANNEL. Yuzhe Du,
Yoshiko Nomura, Ke Dong, Boris S. Zhorov
2902-Pos Board B332
NAV1.7 INHIBITOR, PF-05089771, INHIBITS FAST- AND
SLOW-INACTIVATED CHANNELS WITH SIMILAR
AFFINITIES. Jonathan Theile, Matthew Fuller, Mark Chapman
2903-Pos Board B333
STRUCTURAL MODELING OF LOCAL ANESTHETIC BINDING
TO THE PORE-DOMAIN OF HUMAN NAV1.5 IN OPEN AND
CLOSED STATES USING ROSETTA. Kevin DeMarco
2904-Pos Board B334
UNDERSTANDING THE STATE DEPENDENCE OF VOLTAGE
SENSOR TOXIN ACTION ON VOLTAGE GATED SODIUM
CHANNELS. Phuong T. Nguyen, Ian H. Kimball, Kenneth S. Eum,
Bruce E. Cohen, Jon T. Sack, Vladimir Yarov-Yarovoy
2905-Pos Board B335
TARGETING INTERACTION SITES FOR
DRUG DEVELOPMENT AGAINST VOLTAGE-GATED SODIUM
CHANNELS. Syed R. Ali, Zhiqing Liu, Miroslav N. Nenov, Neli I.
Panova-Elektro, Jia Zhou, Svetla Stoilova-McPhie, Fernanda Laezza
2906-Pos Board B336
SODIUM SELECTIVE CONDUCTION, INACTIVATION
AND INHIBITION MECHANISMS USING THE BACTERIAL
NAVAB CHANNEL. Céline Boiteux, Igor Vorobyov, Robert J. French,
Christopher French, Vladimir Yarov-Yarovoy, Toby W. Allen
2907-Pos Board B337
MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS DESCRIBE
THE MECHANISM OF K BLOCK IN BACTERIAL NAV
CHANNELS. Van Ngo, Yibo Wang, Sergei Noskov, Stephan Haas,
Robert A. Farley
2908-Pos Board B338
MOLECULAR DYNAMICS STUDY OF ION CONDUCTION AND
SELECTIVITY IN A PROKARYOTIC ION CHANNEL.
Karen M. Callahan, Benoît Roux
2909-Pos Board B339
COUPLING OF CHANNEL FLUCTUATIONS IN ION
PERMEATION AND SELECTIVITY IN BACTERIAL SODIUM
CHANNEL NAVAB. Christopher Ing, Nilmadhab Chakrabarti, Ning
Zheng, William A. Catterall, Régis Pomès