Search Results - "Saldate, Johnny J"

Distinct Actions of Rab3 and Rab27 GTPases on Late Stages of Exocytosis of Insulin by Cazares, Victor A., Subramani, Arasakumar, Saldate, Johnny J., Hoerauf, Widmann, Stuenkel, Edward L.

“…Rab GTPases associated with insulin‐containing secretory granules (SGs) are key in targeting, docking and assembly of molecular complexes governing pancreatic…”
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The ubiquitin-proteasome system functionally links neuronal Tomosyn-1 to dendritic morphology by Saldate, Johnny J., Shiau, Jason, Cazares, Victor A., Stuenkel, Edward L.

“…Altering the expression of Tomosyn-1 (Tomo-1), a soluble, R-SNARE domain–containing protein, significantly affects behavior in mice, Drosophila, and…”
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Calbindin expression in adult vestibular epithelia by Prins, Terry J., Myers, Zachary A., Saldate, Johnny J., Hoffman, Larry F.

“…The mammalian vestibular epithelia exhibit a remarkably stereotyped organization featuring cellular characteristics under planar cell polarity (PCP) control…”
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Dynamic Partitioning of Synaptic Vesicle Pools by the SNARE-Binding Protein Tomosyn by Cazares, Victor A, Njus, Meredith M, Manly, Amanda, Saldate, Johnny J, Subramani, Arasakumar, Ben-Simon, Yoav, Sutton, Michael A, Ashery, Uri, Stuenkel, Edward L

“…Neural networks engaged in high-frequency activity rely on sustained synaptic vesicle recycling and coordinated recruitment from functionally distinct synaptic…”
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On the Legacy of Genetically Altered Mouse Models to Explore Vestibular Function: Distribution of Vestibular Hair Cell Phenotypes in the Otoferlin-Null Mouse by Prins, Terry J., Saldate, Johnny J., Berke, Gerald S., Hoffman, Larry F.

“…Objectives: Early in his career, David Lim recognized the scientific impact of genetically anomalous mice exhibiting otoconia agenesis as models of drastically…”
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Tomosyn-1 is a Novel Molecular Target of the Ubiquitin-Proteasome System and Underlies Synaptic Architecture by Saldate, Johnny J., Jr

“…The efficacy of information transfer at synaptic contacts between excitatory central neurons undergoes continual modification in response to neuronal activity…”
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A Novel Target of Proteasomal Degradation Induces Homeostatic Plasticity by Saldate, Johnny J., Cazares, Victor A., Subramani, Arasakumar, Stuenkel, Edward L.

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