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2 POLYMORPHIC VARIANTS OF HUMAN CONNEXIN37 EXHIBIT DIFFERENT BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Authors: KUMARI S VARADARAJ K RAMANAN SV BEYER EC BRINK PR
Citation: S. Kumari et al., 2 POLYMORPHIC VARIANTS OF HUMAN CONNEXIN37 EXHIBIT DIFFERENT BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES, Molecular biology of the cell, 9, 1998, pp. 538-538
A MEMORABLE PATIENT - A VERY RARE BLEEDING DISORDER
Authors: RAMANAN SV
Citation: Sv. Ramanan, A MEMORABLE PATIENT - A VERY RARE BLEEDING DISORDER, BMJ. British medical journal, 317(7170), 1998, pp. 1437-1437
PROPERTIES OF THE HCX37 RCX43 HETEROTYPIC CHANNEL/
Authors: BANACH K PETERSON E RAMANAN SV BRINK PR
Citation: K. Banach et al., PROPERTIES OF THE HCX37 RCX43 HETEROTYPIC CHANNEL/, Pflugers Archiv, 435(5), 1998, pp. 13-13
NEURONAL INNERVATION, INTRACELLULAR SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION AND INTERCELLULAR COUPLING - A MODEL FOR SYNCYTIAL TISSUE RESPONSES IN THE STEADY-STATE
Authors: RAMANAN SV BRINK PR CHRIST GJ
Citation: Sv. Ramanan et al., NEURONAL INNERVATION, INTRACELLULAR SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION AND INTERCELLULAR COUPLING - A MODEL FOR SYNCYTIAL TISSUE RESPONSES IN THE STEADY-STATE, Journal of theoretical biology, 193(1), 1998, pp. 69-84
EVIDENCE FOR HETEROMERIC GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS FORMED FROM RAT CONNEXIN43 AND HUMAN CONNEXIN37
Authors: BRINK PR CRONIN K BANACH K PETERSON E WESTPHALE EM SEUL KH RAMANAN SV BEYER EC
Citation: Pr. Brink et al., EVIDENCE FOR HETEROMERIC GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS FORMED FROM RAT CONNEXIN43 AND HUMAN CONNEXIN37, American journal of physiology. Cell physiology, 42(4), 1997, pp. 1386-1396
GATING OF THE RCX43 GAP JUNCTION CHANNEL DEPENDS ON THE WATER ACTIVITY INSIDE THE LUMEN OF THE CHANNEL
Authors: BANACH K RAMANAN SV PETERSON E BRINK PR
Citation: K. Banach et al., GATING OF THE RCX43 GAP JUNCTION CHANNEL DEPENDS ON THE WATER ACTIVITY INSIDE THE LUMEN OF THE CHANNEL, Biophysical journal, 72(2), 1997, pp. 249-249
SATURATION AND GATING OF CONNEXIN-37
Authors: RAMANAN SV BANACH K VARADARAJ K CRONIN K SCHIRMACHER K BRINK PR
Citation: Sv. Ramanan et al., SATURATION AND GATING OF CONNEXIN-37, Biophysical journal, 72(2), 1997, pp. 250-250
VOLTAGE SENSITIVITY OF GAP JUNCTION CURRENTS IN RAT OSTEOBLAST-LIKE CELLS
Authors: SCHIRRMACHER K RAMANAN SV CRONIN K PETERSON E BRINK PR
Citation: K. Schirrmacher et al., VOLTAGE SENSITIVITY OF GAP JUNCTION CURRENTS IN RAT OSTEOBLAST-LIKE CELLS, Biochimica et biophysica acta. Biomembranes, 1327(1), 1997, pp. 89-96
HUMAN CONNEXIN-43 GAP JUNCTION CHANNEL GATING - EVIDENCE FOR MODE SHIFTS AND OR HETEROGENEITY/
Authors: BRINK PR RAMANAN SV CHRIST GJ
Citation: Pr. Brink et al., HUMAN CONNEXIN-43 GAP JUNCTION CHANNEL GATING - EVIDENCE FOR MODE SHIFTS AND OR HETEROGENEITY/, American journal of physiology. Cell physiology, 40(1), 1996, pp. 321-331
GAP-JUNCTIONS IN EXCITABLE CELLS
Authors: BRINK PR CRONIN K RAMANAN SV
Citation: Pr. Brink et al., GAP-JUNCTIONS IN EXCITABLE CELLS, Journal of bioenergetics and biomembranes, 28(4), 1996, pp. 351-358
THE IMPACT OF INNERVATION DENSITY ON SYNCYTIAL RESPONSES IN TISSUES CONTAINING GAP-JUNCTIONS
Authors: CHRIST GJ BRINK PR RAMANAN SV
Citation: Gj. Christ et al., THE IMPACT OF INNERVATION DENSITY ON SYNCYTIAL RESPONSES IN TISSUES CONTAINING GAP-JUNCTIONS, The FASEB journal, 9(4), 1995, pp. 913-913
CHANNEL GATING BEHAVIOR, INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION AND VASCULAR FUNCTION
Authors: BRINK PR RAMANAN SV CHRIST GJ
Citation: Pr. Brink et al., CHANNEL GATING BEHAVIOR, INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION AND VASCULAR FUNCTION, The FASEB journal, 9(4), 1995, pp. 914-914
ESTIMATES OF PHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS ON GAP JUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION IN VASCULAR SMOOTH-MUSCLE - A MODEL
Authors: CHRIST GJ BRINK PR RAMANAN SV
Citation: Gj. Christ et al., ESTIMATES OF PHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS ON GAP JUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION IN VASCULAR SMOOTH-MUSCLE - A MODEL, The FASEB journal, 8(4), 1994, pp. 10000046-10000046
SERIAL ARRAY TIME-SLOT INTERCHANGERS AND OPTICAL IMPLEMENTATIONS
Authors: JORDAN HF LEE D LEE KY RAMANAN SV
Citation: Hf. Jordan et al., SERIAL ARRAY TIME-SLOT INTERCHANGERS AND OPTICAL IMPLEMENTATIONS, I.E.E.E. transactions on computers, 43(11), 1994, pp. 1309-1318
DYNAMIC GAP JUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION - A DELIMITING MODEL FOR TISSUE RESPONSES
Authors: CHRIST GJ BRINK PR RAMANAN SV
Citation: Gj. Christ et al., DYNAMIC GAP JUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION - A DELIMITING MODEL FOR TISSUE RESPONSES, Biophysical journal, 67(3), 1994, pp. 1335-1344
CONNEXIN37 FORMS HIGH-CONDUCTANCE GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS WITH SUBCONDUCTANCE STATE ACTIVITY AND SELECTIVE DYE AND IONIC PERMEABILITIES
Authors: VEENSTRA RD WANG HZ BEYER EC RAMANAN SV BRINK PR
Citation: Rd. Veenstra et al., CONNEXIN37 FORMS HIGH-CONDUCTANCE GAP JUNCTION CHANNELS WITH SUBCONDUCTANCE STATE ACTIVITY AND SELECTIVE DYE AND IONIC PERMEABILITIES, Biophysical journal, 66(6), 1994, pp. 1915-1928
ION FLOW IN THE BATH AND FLUX INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CHANNELS
Authors: RAMANAN SV MESIMERIS V BRINK PR
Citation: Sv. Ramanan et al., ION FLOW IN THE BATH AND FLUX INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CHANNELS, Biophysical journal, 66(4), 1994, pp. 989-995
MULTICHANNEL RECORDINGS FROM MEMBRANES WHICH CONTAIN GAP-JUNCTIONS .2. SUBSTATES AND CONDUCTANCE SHIFTS
Authors: RAMANAN SV BRINK PR
Citation: Sv. Ramanan et Pr. Brink, MULTICHANNEL RECORDINGS FROM MEMBRANES WHICH CONTAIN GAP-JUNCTIONS .2. SUBSTATES AND CONDUCTANCE SHIFTS, Biophysical journal, 65(4), 1993, pp. 1387-1395
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