Publications by authors named "Kenneth M Blumenthal"

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The N-terminal basolateral targeting signal unlikely acts alone in the differential trafficking of membrane transporters in MDCK cells.
Shiu-Ming Kuo, Li-Yuan Wang, Siyuan Yu, Christine E Campbell, Sujith A Valiyaparambil, Kenneth M Blumenthal

Biochemistry· July 2013

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Inhibition of the activation pathway of the T-type calcium channel Ca(V)3.1 by ProTxII.
Gabrielle B Edgerton, Kenneth M Blumenthal, Dorothy A Hanck

Toxicon· September 2010

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Evidence for multiple effects of ProTxII on activation gating in Na(V)1.5.
Gabrielle B Edgerton, Kenneth M Blumenthal, Dorothy A Hanck

Toxicon· September 2008

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Persistent regional downregulation in mitochondrial enzymes and upregulation of stress proteins in swine with chronic hibernating myocardium.
Brian Page, Rebeccah Young, Vijay Iyer, Gen Suzuki, Maciej Lis, Kenneth M Blumenthal

Circ Res· January 2008

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Proteomic analysis of cisplatin-induced cochlear damage: methods and early changes in protein expression.
Donald E Coling, Dalian Ding, Rebeccah Young, Maciej Lis, Elizabeth Stofko, Kenneth M Blumenthal

Hear Res· April 2007

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Molecular interactions of the gating modifier toxin ProTx-II with NaV 1.5: implied existence of a novel toxin binding site coupled to activation.
Jaime J Smith, Theodore R Cummins, Sujith Alphy, Kenneth M Blumenthal

J Biol Chem· April 2007

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ProTx-I and ProTx-II: gating modifiers of voltage-gated sodium channels.
Birgit T Priest, Kenneth M Blumenthal, Jaime J Smith, Vivien A Warren, McHardy M Smith

Toxicon· February 2007

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Site-3 sea anemone toxins: molecular probes of gating mechanisms in voltage-dependent sodium channels.
Jaime J Smith, Kenneth M Blumenthal

Toxicon· February 2007

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Distinct structural elements in the first membrane-spanning segment of the epithelial sodium channel.
Ossama B Kashlan, Ahmad B Maarouf, Cassandra Kussius, Robert M Denshaw, Kenneth M Blumenthal

J Biol Chem· October 2006

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Differential phospholipid binding by site 3 and site 4 toxins. Implications for structural variability between voltage-sensitive sodium channel domains.
Jaime J Smith, Sujith Alphy, Anna L Seibert, Kenneth M Blumenthal

J Biol Chem· March 2005

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Role of Asn-16 and Ser-19 in anthopleurin B binding. Implications for the electrostatic nature of Na(V) site 3.
Anna L Seibert, Jinrong Liu, Dorothy A Hanck, Kenneth M Blumenthal

Biochemistry· June 2004

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Voltage-gated sodium channel toxins: poisons, probes, and future promise.
Kenneth M Blumenthal, Anna L Seibert

Cell Biochem Biophys· January 2004

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Arg-14 loop of site 3 anemone toxins: effects of glycine replacement on toxin affinity.
Anna L Seibert, Jinrong Liu, Dorothy A Hanck, Kenneth M Blumenthal

Biochemistry· December 2003

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