Publications by authors named "Aparna Shekar"

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Syntaxin 1 Ser phosphorylation is required for nonvesicular dopamine release.
Aparna Shekar, Samuel J Mabry, Mary H Cheng, Jenny I Aguilar, Shalin Patel

Sci Adv· January 2023

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Identifying dominant-negative actions of a dopamine transporter variant in patients with parkinsonism and neuropsychiatric disease.
Freja Herborg, Kathrine L Jensen, Sasha Tolstoy, Natascha V Arends, Leonie P Posselt, Aparna Shekar

JCI Insight· September 2021

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A network of phosphatidylinositol (4,5)-bisphosphate (PIP) binding sites on the dopamine transporter regulates amphetamine behavior in Drosophila Melanogaster.
Andrea N Belovich, Jenny I Aguilar, Samuel J Mabry, Mary H Cheng, Daniele Zanella, Aparna Shekar

Mol Psychiatry· August 2021

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Structural, functional, and behavioral insights of dopamine dysfunction revealed by a deletion in .
Nicholas G Campbell, Aparna Shekar, Jenny I Aguilar, Dungeng Peng, Vikas Navratna

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· February 2019

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Atypical dopamine efflux caused by 3,4-methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV) via the human dopamine transporter.
Aparna Shekar, Jenny I Aguilar, Greta Galli, Nicholas V Cozzi, Simon D Brandt

J Chem Neuroanat· October 2017

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Zn(2+) reverses functional deficits in a de novo dopamine transporter variant associated with autism spectrum disorder.
Peter J Hamilton, Aparna Shekar, Andrea N Belovich, Nicole Bibus Christianson, Nicholas G Campbell

Mol Autism· March 2015

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Rare autism-associated variants implicate syntaxin 1 (STX1 R26Q) phosphorylation and the dopamine transporter (hDAT R51W) in dopamine neurotransmission and behaviors.
Etienne Cartier, Peter J Hamilton, Andrea N Belovich, Aparna Shekar, Nicholas G Campbell

EBioMedicine· February 2015

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