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Authors:
ANDERSEN JP
VILSEN B
Citation: Jp. Andersen et B. Vilsen, MUTAGENESIS OF SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM CA2-ATPASE(), Trends in cardiovascular medicine, 8(1), 1998, pp. 41-48
Authors:
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN JP
Citation: B. Vilsen et Jp. Andersen, MUTATION TO THE GLUTAMATE IN THE 4TH MEMBRANE SEGMENT OF NA-ATPASE AND CA2+-ATPASE AFFECTS CATION-BINDING FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE MEMBRANE AND DESTABILIZES THE OCCLUDED ENZYME FORMS(,K+), Biochemistry, 37(31), 1998, pp. 10961-10971
Authors:
ANDERSEN JP
VILSEN B
Citation: Jp. Andersen et B. Vilsen, STRUCTURE-FUNCTION-RELATIONSHIPS OF THE CALCIUM-BINDING SITES OF THE SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM CA2-ATPASE(), Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 163, 1998, pp. 45-54
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, LEUCINE-332 AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE 4TH TRANSMEMBRANE SEGMENT ANDTHE CYTOPLASMIC DOMAIN OF NA-ATPASE PLAYS A PIVOTAL ROLE IN THE ION TRANSLOCATING CONFORMATIONAL-CHANGES(,K+), Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 163, 1998, pp. 323-323
Authors:
SORENSEN T
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN JP
Citation: T. Sorensen et al., MUTATION LYS(758)-]ILE OF THE SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM CA2-ATPASE ENHANCES DEPHOSPHORYLATION OF E2P AND INHIBITS THE E-2 TO E1CA2 TRANSITION(), The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(48), 1997, pp. 30244-30253
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, LEUCINE-332 AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE 4TH TRANSMEMBRANE SEGMENT ANDTHE CYTOPLASMIC DOMAIN OF NA-ATPASE PLAYS A PIVOTAL ROLE IN THE ION TRANSLOCATING CONFORMATIONAL-CHANGES(,K+), Biochemistry, 36(43), 1997, pp. 13312-13324
Authors:
MCINTOSH DB
WOOLLEY DG
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN JP
Citation: Db. Mcintosh et al., MUTAGENESIS OF SEGMENT (487)PHE-SER-ARG-ASP-ARG-LYS(492) OF SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM CA2-ATPASE PRODUCES PUMPS DEFECTIVE IN ATP BINDING(), The Journal of biological chemistry, 271(42), 1996, pp. 25778-25789
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF MUTATION ASN(326)-]LEU IN THE 4TH TRANSMEMBRANE SEGMENT OF THE ALPHA-SUBUNIT OF THE RAT-KIDNEY NA-ATPASE(,K+), FEBS letters, 363(1-2), 1995, pp. 179-183
Authors:
ANDERSEN JP
VILSEN B
Citation: Jp. Andersen et B. Vilsen, STRUCTURE-FUNCTION-RELATIONSHIPS OF CATION TRANSLOCATION BY CA2-ATPASE AND NA+,K+-ATPASE STUDIED BY SITE-DIRECTED MUTAGENESIS(), FEBS letters, 359(2-3), 1995, pp. 101-106
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, MUTANT GLU781-]ALA OF THE RAT-KIDNEY NA-ATPASE DISPLAYS LOW CATION AFFINITY AND CATALYZES ATP HYDROLYSIS AT A HIGH-RATE IN THE ABSENCE OF POTASSIUM-IONS(,K+), Biochemistry, 34(4), 1995, pp. 1455-1463
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, STRUCTURE-FUNCTION-RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CA2-ATPASE OF SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM STUDIED BY USE OF THE SUBSTRATE-ANALOG CRATP AND SITE-DIRECTEDMUTAGENESIS - COMPARISON WITH THE NA+,K+-ATPASE(), Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 154, 1995, pp. 1
Authors:
TREVES S
LARINI F
MENEGAZZI P
STEINBERG TH
KOVAL N
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN JP
ZORZATO F
Citation: S. Treves et al., ALTERATION OF INTRACELLULAR CA2-7 CELLS TRANSFECTED WITH THE CDNA-ENCODING SKELETAL-MUSCLE RYANODINE RECEPTOR CARRYING A MUTATION ASSOCIATED WITH MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA( TRANSIENTS IN COS), Biochemical journal, 301, 1994, pp. 661-665
Authors:
NORREGAARD A
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN JP
Citation: A. Norregaard et al., TRANSMEMBRANE SEGMENT M3 IS ESSENTIAL TO THAPSIGARGIN SENSITIVITY OF THE SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM CA2-ATPASE(), The Journal of biological chemistry, 269(43), 1994, pp. 26598-26601
Authors:
ANDERSEN JP
VILSEN B
Citation: Jp. Andersen et B. Vilsen, AMINO-ACIDS ASN(796) AND THR(799) OF THE CA2-ATPASE OF SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM BIND CA2+ AT DIFFERENT SITES(), The Journal of biological chemistry, 269(22), 1994, pp. 15931-15936
Authors:
LARINI F
ZORZATO F
MENEGAZZI P
STEINBERG TH
KOVAL M
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN J
TREVES S
Citation: F. Larini et al., ALTERATION OF INTRACELLULAR CA2-ENCODING SKELETAL-MUSCLE RYANODINE RECEPTOR CARRYING A MUTATION ASSOCIATED WITH MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA( TRANSIENTS IN CELLS TRANSFECTED WITH THE CDNA), Biophysical journal, 66(2), 1994, pp. 10000351-10000351
Authors:
CLARKE DM
LOO TW
RICE WJ
ANDERSEN JP
VILSEN B
MACLENNAN DH
Citation: Dm. Clarke et al., FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF ALTERATIONS TO HYDROPHOBIC AMINO-ACIDS LOCATED IN THE M(4) TRANSMEMBRANE SECTOR OF THE CA2-ATPASE OF SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM(), The Journal of biological chemistry, 268(24), 1993, pp. 18359-18364
Authors:
NORREGAARD A
VILSEN B
ANDERSEN JP
Citation: A. Norregaard et al., CHIMERIC CA2-ATPASE()NA+,K+-ATPASE MOLECULES - THEIR PHOSPHOENZYME INTERMEDIATES AND SENSITIVITY TO CA2+ AND THAPSIGARGIN/, FEBS letters, 336(2), 1993, pp. 248-254
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, A GLU(329)-] GLN VARIANT OF THE ALPHA-SUBUNIT OF THE RAT-KIDNEY NA-ATPASE CAN SUSTAIN ACTIVE-TRANSPORT OF NA+ AND K+ AND NA+,K+-ACTIVATED ATP HYDROLYSIS WITH NORMAL TURNOVER NUMBER(,K+), FEBS letters, 333(1-2), 1993, pp. 44-50
Authors:
VILSEN B
Citation: B. Vilsen, GLUTAMATE-329 LOCATED IN THE 4TH TRANSMEMBRANE SEGMENT OF THE ALPHA-SUBUNIT OF THE RAT-KIDNEY NA-ATPASE IS NOT AN ESSENTIAL RESIDUE FOR ACTIVE-TRANSPORT OF SODIUM AND POTASSIUM-IONS(,K+), Biochemistry, 32(48), 1993, pp. 13340-13349
Authors:
ANDERSEN JP
VILSEN B
Citation: Jp. Andersen et B. Vilsen, FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF SUBSTITUTION OF THE 7-RESIDUE SEGMENT LYSILEARGASPGLNMETALA240 LOCATED IN THE STALK HELIX-S3 OF THE CA2-ATPASE OF SARCOPLASMIC-RETICULUM(), Biochemistry, 32(38), 1993, pp. 10015-10020
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