Posting from Colin Nichols' electrophysiology lab at @WUSTL. Focused on ion channels biophysics & role in physiology and pathology.

Joined March 2023
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Colin Nichols Lab @colinnicholslab.bsky.social retweeted
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Mitochondrial Ca2 -coupled generation of reactive oxygen species, peroxynitrite formation, and endothelial dysfunction in Cantú syndrome @vesselman @ColinNicholsLab @JCI_insight insight.jci.org/articles/vie…
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We reveal the dramatic effects of either increasing or decreasing SUR2/Kir6.1-dependent KATP activity on NVC, whether pharmacologically or genetically induced. 3/n
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The study has important implications both for monogenic KATP channel diseases and for more common brain pathologies. 4/n
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In this study we examine this phenomenon, demonstrating that the lack of insulin secretion is the result of an apparent reduced sensitivity to Ca2 . 3/n
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We show that insulin secretion can be restored when intracellular Ca2 is artificially elevated by increasing extracellular Ca2 . 4/n
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Excellent thesis defense by Dr. Gao! Congratulations Jian, we are very proud of you! 🥳
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Colin Nichols Lab @colinnicholslab.bsky.social retweeted
Congratulations to Drs. Irfan Lodhi, Jeffrey Millman, Maria Remedi, and Julie Silverstein on achieving full professorship in their careers! Learn about each of their journeys: bit.ly/3Xs4FyM. @JeffreyRMillman @LodhiLab @WUDeptMedicine
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Functional assays reveal that KATP channels containing this mutation exhibit reduced sensitivity to inhibitory ATP compared to WT, providing a molecular explanation of the condition. 3/n
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The specific location of the variant also reveals an unrecognized functional role of the first glycine in the signature motif of the nucleotide binding domains in NBD1 of SUR2 subunits. 4/n
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