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Barry Lentz

Emeritus Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Biochemistry and Biophysics

Barry Lentz is currently serving as a Biochemistry And Biophysics Emeritus Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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membrane biology biophysics biochemistry pharmacology structural biology molecular biology protein science molecular biophysics hematology biophysical chemistry liver physiology hemostasis thrombosis experimental biophysics lipid science enzymes membrane science membranes fluorescence protein function vascular biology molecular physiology biophysical modeling mammalian biology biological chemistry unilamellar vesicles biochemical sciences peptides membrane transport medical biophysics biopolymers lipid chemistry proteinlipid interaction protein transport sarcoplasmic reticulum membrane fusion enzyme inhibition biophysical review animal bioscience redox biology bioenergetics protein assembly pore formation peg-mediated fusion functional modification lipoprotein metabolism surface reactivity biophysical aspect anticoagulants phase behavior prothrombin activation bovine prothrombin phosphatidylserine-containing membranes membrane structure membrane process amphiphilic system computational biophysics receptor (biochemistry) protein expression fluorescent probe study blood coagulation human platelets model membranes osmotic stress single molecule biophysics venous thrombosis phosphorescence lipid synthesis membrane permeation biomolecular interactions fragmentation effect novel interface membrane systems model membrane fusion viral fusion membranous vesicles

Notable Scholarly Works

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Phosphatidylserine and Phosphatidylethanolamine Regulate the Structure and Function of Fviia and Its Interaction With Soluble Tissue Factor. Bioscience Reports (2021)

Tanusree SenguptaTilen KoklicBarry R. LentzRinku Majumder

dermatologysoluble tissue factorvascular biologyhepatologyliver physiologybiochemistrycell biology

Neuronal Snares Do Not Trigger Fusion Between Synthetic Membranes but Do Promote Peg-Mediated Membrane Fusion. UNC Libraries (2020)

Dennison, S. MosesBowen, Mark E.Brunger, Axel T.Lentz, Barry R.

biophysicssynthetic membranespeg-mediated membrane fusionmembrane biologyneuroscienceneuronal snarescell biology

Jan Hermans (1933‐2018): Red‐Blooded Biophysicists Study Hemoglobin. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2019)

Charlie CarterRichard WolfendenMichael CaplowBarry LentzGary PielakKeith WatenpaughHao HuDavid Puett

red-blooded biophysicistsbiology

Depth-Dependent Membrane Ordering by Hemagglutinin Fusion Peptide Promotes Fusion. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2017)

Hirak ChakrabortyBarry R. LentzMamata KombrabailG. KrishnamoorthyAmitabha Chattopadhyay

physiologybiophysicspharmacologymolecular biophysicspeptidesprotein functionexperimental biophysicsphysical chemistryhemagglutinin fusion peptidedepth-dependent membrane orderingfusionenzymesmembrane sciencemedicinal researchprotein sciencemembrane biologymolecular physiology

Correction to Phosphatidylserine-Induced Factor Xa Dimerization and Binding to Factor Va Are Competing Processes in Solution. Biochemistry (2016)

Rinku MajumderTilen KoklicAlireza R. RezaieBarry R. Lentz

phosphatidylserine-induced factorpharmacologybiochemistrymembrane biology

Factor Xa Dimerization Competes With Prothrombinase Complex Formation on Platelet-Like Membrane Surfaces. Biochemical Journal (2015)

Tilen KoklicRima ChattopadhyayRinku MajumderBarry R. Lentz

biophysicsprotein scienceplatelet-like membrane surfacesenzymesprothrombinase complex formationstructural biologybiochemical sciencesmembrane biologybiochemistrycell biology

Phosphatidylserine-Dependent Catalysis of Stalk and Pore Formation by Synaptobrevin Jmr-Tmd Peptide. Biophysical Journal (2015)

Pradip K. TarafdarHirak ChakrabortyMichael J. BrunoBarry R. Lentz

biophysical chemistrymolecular biophysicsbiophysicspharmacologypeptidescatalysispore formationsynaptobrevin jmr-tmd peptidephosphatidylserine-dependent catalysisprotein sciencebiochemistry

The Lateral Diffusion and Fibrinogen Induced Clustering of Platelet Integrin α Iib β 3 Reconstituted Into Physiologically Mimetic Guvs. Integrative Biology (2015)

Vinnie GaulSergio G. LopezBarry R. LentzNiamh MoranRobert J. ForsterTia E. Keyes

physiologyimmunologyintegrative biologyhematologymimetic guvslateral diffusionmembrane biologycell biology

Ca2+ Switches the Effect of Ps-Containing Membranes on Factor Xa From Activating to Inhibiting: Implications for Initiation of Blood Coagulation. Biochemical Journal (2014)

Tilen KoklicRinku MajumderBarry R. Lentz

physiologypharmacologyhematologythrombosisnephrologyblood coagulationfactor xaps-containing membranessignal transductionbiochemical sciencesmembrane biologybiochemistryhemostasis

Ph Alters Peg-Mediated Fusion of Phosphatidylethanolamine-Containing Vesicles. Biophysical Journal (2014)

Hirak ChakrabortyTanusree SenguptaBarry R. Lentz

biophysical chemistrybiophysicsmolecular biophysicsprotein functionphosphatidylethanolamine-containing vesiclesmolecular biologymembrane biologycell biology

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Barry Lentz

Emeritus Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Biochemistry and Biophysics

Barry Lentz is currently serving as a Biochemistry And Biophysics Emeritus Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Barry Lentz

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Phosphatidylserine and Phosphatidylethanolamine Regulate the Structure and Function of Fviia and Its Interaction With Soluble Tissue Factor. Bioscience Reports (2021)

Tanusree SenguptaTilen KoklicBarry R. LentzRinku Majumder

dermatologysoluble tissue factorvascular biologyhepatologyliver physiologybiochemistrycell biology

Neuronal Snares Do Not Trigger Fusion Between Synthetic Membranes but Do Promote Peg-Mediated Membrane Fusion. UNC Libraries (2020)

Dennison, S. MosesBowen, Mark E.Brunger, Axel T.Lentz, Barry R.

biophysicssynthetic membranespeg-mediated membrane fusionmembrane biologyneuroscienceneuronal snarescell biology

Jan Hermans (1933‐2018): Red‐Blooded Biophysicists Study Hemoglobin. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2019)

Charlie CarterRichard WolfendenMichael CaplowBarry LentzGary PielakKeith WatenpaughHao HuDavid Puett

red-blooded biophysicistsbiology

Depth-Dependent Membrane Ordering by Hemagglutinin Fusion Peptide Promotes Fusion. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2017)

Hirak ChakrabortyBarry R. LentzMamata KombrabailG. KrishnamoorthyAmitabha Chattopadhyay

Correction to Phosphatidylserine-Induced Factor Xa Dimerization and Binding to Factor Va Are Competing Processes in Solution. Biochemistry (2016)

Rinku MajumderTilen KoklicAlireza R. RezaieBarry R. Lentz

phosphatidylserine-induced factorpharmacologybiochemistrymembrane biology

Factor Xa Dimerization Competes With Prothrombinase Complex Formation on Platelet-Like Membrane Surfaces. Biochemical Journal (2015)

Tilen KoklicRima ChattopadhyayRinku MajumderBarry R. Lentz

biophysicsprotein scienceplatelet-like membrane surfacesenzymesprothrombinase complex formationstructural biologybiochemical sciencesmembrane biologybiochemistrycell biology

Phosphatidylserine-Dependent Catalysis of Stalk and Pore Formation by Synaptobrevin Jmr-Tmd Peptide. Biophysical Journal (2015)

Pradip K. TarafdarHirak ChakrabortyMichael J. BrunoBarry R. Lentz

biophysical chemistrymolecular biophysicsbiophysicspharmacologypeptidescatalysispore formationsynaptobrevin jmr-tmd peptidephosphatidylserine-dependent catalysisprotein sciencebiochemistry

The Lateral Diffusion and Fibrinogen Induced Clustering of Platelet Integrin α Iib β 3 Reconstituted Into Physiologically Mimetic Guvs. Integrative Biology (2015)

Vinnie GaulSergio G. LopezBarry R. LentzNiamh MoranRobert J. ForsterTia E. Keyes

physiologyimmunologyintegrative biologyhematologymimetic guvslateral diffusionmembrane biologycell biology

Ca2+ Switches the Effect of Ps-Containing Membranes on Factor Xa From Activating to Inhibiting: Implications for Initiation of Blood Coagulation. Biochemical Journal (2014)

Tilen KoklicRinku MajumderBarry R. Lentz

physiologypharmacologyhematologythrombosisnephrologyblood coagulationfactor xaps-containing membranessignal transductionbiochemical sciencesmembrane biologybiochemistryhemostasis

Ph Alters Peg-Mediated Fusion of Phosphatidylethanolamine-Containing Vesicles. Biophysical Journal (2014)

Hirak ChakrabortyTanusree SenguptaBarry R. Lentz

biophysical chemistrybiophysicsmolecular biophysicsprotein functionphosphatidylethanolamine-containing vesiclesmolecular biologymembrane biologycell biology

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