PACELAB - MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY AND NEUROBIOLOGY
Our "PaceLab" is involved in several projects, the main one focused on detailed investigation of the "funny" (cardiac pacemaker) channel, which we first described in 1979, and its diverse functions in heart and brain. We use several different protocols (single cell, single channel, native and stem cells, iPS cells, heterologous expression, transgenic mice) using most advanced in vitro and in vivo techniques such as cell electrophysiology, molecular biology, biochemistry, immunofluorescence, cell sorting, recombinant DNA, mouse telemetry and several other techniques.
Website: http://www.pacelab.it/
Mirko Baruscotti
Full Professor in Physiology
Email: mirko.baruscotti@unimi.it
Phones: +39 02 503 14939
Address: VI floor / tower A
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External links:PubMed
Keywords: ion channels, HCN channel, channellopathies
Andrea Francesco Barbuti
Associate Professor in Physiology
Email: andrea.barbuti@unimi.it
Phones: +39 02 503 14941
Address: VI floor / tower A
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Thesis available: >>>
External links:PubMed
Keywords: ion channels, caveolins, iPS cells, pacemaker
Main topics of the group: - Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS) from patients as a model to understand molecular mechanisms of arrhythmias.
Annalisa Bucchi
Assistant Professor in Physiology
Email: annalisa.bucchi@unimi.it
Address: VI floor / tower A
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Thesis available: >>>
External links:PubMed