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Blaise Peterson

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Cellular & Molecular Physiology

Blaise Peterson is currently serving as a Cellular & Molecular Physiology Associate Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

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molecular biology biophysics signal transduction genetics membrane biology cardiology neuroscience cell signaling electrophysiology gene expression neurophysiology molecular physiology cardiovascular research cardiovascular physiology amino acid substitutions neurons redox biology neurotransmitters neurotransmission signaling pathways key site intracellular trafficking cardiac muscle cancer genetics pore structure l-type calcium channels protein science biophysical review biological chemistry molecular cell biology enzyme inhibition mammalian biology medicinal research membrane science vascular biology cell death inhibitory activity anion sensing cellular neurobiology brain circuitry neuronal networks biophysical modeling experimental biophysics physiological regulation sensory science cytogenetics receptor (biochemistry) drug targeting protein misfolding human physiology redox signaling cardiac mechanics cell physiology medical genetics membrane process membrane permeation molecular regulation renal pathophysiology medical biophysics single living cells ef-hand motif critical determinants timothy syndrome mutation pharmacological restoration affect activation early mortality constitutive overexpression high-affinity binding dihydropyridine antagonists allosteric interactions splice variant background arrhythmogenic biophysical phenotype intracellular acidosis

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Differential Impact of Channel Domains on Cav2.2 (N-Type) Channel Gating. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Viktor YarotskyyGuofeng GaoBlaise Z. PetersonKeith S. Elmslie

biophysicsdifferential impactchannel domainsphysiologyneurosciencemolecular biophysics

Mexiletine Rescues a Mixed Biophysical Phenotype of the Cardiac Sodium Channel Arising From the Scn5A Mutation, N406K, Found in Lqt3 Patients. Channels (2018)

Rou-Mu HuDavid J. TesterRyan LiTianyu SunBlaise Z. PetersonMichael J. AckermanJonathan C. MakielskiBi-Hua Tan

cardiovascular researchcardiologycardiac mechanicsmixed biophysical phenotypecardiac sodium channelgenetics

Loss-Of-Functional Kir6.1 Katp Channel Mutations Induce Cell Apoptosis Through Ros Production and Mitochondrial Dysfunction. Biophysical Journal (2016)

Bi-Hua TanShengyi XieTianyu SunSinisa DovatBlaise Z. PetersonChunhua Song

biophysicsmitochondrial dysfunctioncell apoptosiscell deathmolecular biophysicscancer geneticsmolecular biologyros productiongene expressionbiophysical chemistrygenetics

Arrhythmogenic Biophysical Phenotype for Scn5A Mutation S1787N Depends Upon Splice Variant Background and Intracellular Acidosis. PLoS ONE (2015)

Rou-Mu HuBi-Hua TanDavid J. TesterChunhua SongYang HeSinisa DovatBlaise Z. PetersonMichael J. AckermanJonathan C. Makielski

biophysicsintracellular acidosisarrhythmogenic biophysical phenotypesplice variant backgroundmolecular biologygeneticshuman geneticscancer geneticsgenetic variation

Mechanisms Underlying the Loss-Of-Functional Kir6.1 Katp Channel Mutations in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Biophysical Journal (2015)

Bi-Hua TanBlaise Z. PetersonRyan LiTianyu SunSinisa DovatMichael J. AckermanChunhua Song

biophysicsgenomic mechanismsepigeneticsdevelopmental biologymolecular biophysicsmolecular geneticsdevelopmental neurobiologygene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgenetics

Regulation of L-Type Calcium Channel by Phospholemman in Cardiac Myocytes. Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology (2015)

Xue-Qian ZhangJuFang WangJianliang SongJoseph RabinowitzXiongwen ChenSteven R. HouserBlaise Z. PetersonAmy L. TuckerArthur M. FeldmanJoseph Y. Cheung

molecular and cellular biologycardiologyl-type calcium channelmolecular biologycardiac myocytescardiovascular physiology

Trafficking-Defective Kir6.1 (Katp) Mutations in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Biophysical Journal (2014)

Bi-Hua TanRou-Mu HuBlaise PetersonSinisa DovatMichael J. AckermanJonathan C. MakielskiChunhua Song

biophysicspediatricsneonatologynephrologyhuman geneticsgenetics

Reduced Pip2 Binding to Kcnj2 (M307I) Channels is Linked to Type 1 Andersen-Tawil Syndrome. Biophysical Journal (2013)

Bi-Hua TanSinisa DovatBlaise Z. PetersonChunhua Song

biophysicsgene therapymedical biophysicsnephrologyandersen-tawil syndromemolecular biophysicsmolecular physiologymembrane biologymolecular biologyrenal pathophysiologysignal transductiongenetics

Amino Acid Substitutions in the Pore Affect the Anomalous Mole Fraction Effect of Cav1.2 Channels. Molecular Medicine Reports (2012)

ZHE LIHE HUANGBO YANGHONG JIANGGUO-FENG GAOBLAISE Z. PETERSONCONG-XIN HUANG

amino acid substitutionsmolecular medicinebiochemistrymolecular biologypore structure

Constitutive Overexpression of Phosphomimetic Phospholemman S68E Mutant Results in Arrhythmias, Early Mortality, and Heart Failure: Potential Involvement of Na + /Ca 2+ Exchanger. American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology (2011)

Jianliang SongErhe GaoJuFang WangXue-Qian ZhangTung O. ChanWalter J. KochXiying ShangJeffrey I. JosephBlaise Z. PetersonArthur M. FeldmanJoseph Y. Cheung

biophysicscardiovascular researchcardiologyconstitutive overexpressionheart failureearly mortalityprotein misfoldingelectrophysiologyredox signalinghuman physiologymolecular physiologymammalian biologymolecular biologysignal transductiongene expressionredox biologyhealth sciencescardiovascular physiology

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Blaise Peterson

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Cellular & Molecular Physiology

Blaise Peterson is currently serving as a Cellular & Molecular Physiology Associate Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Pennsylvania State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Differential Impact of Channel Domains on Cav2.2 (N-Type) Channel Gating. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Viktor YarotskyyGuofeng GaoBlaise Z. PetersonKeith S. Elmslie

biophysicsdifferential impactchannel domainsphysiologyneurosciencemolecular biophysics

Mexiletine Rescues a Mixed Biophysical Phenotype of the Cardiac Sodium Channel Arising From the Scn5A Mutation, N406K, Found in Lqt3 Patients. Channels (2018)

Rou-Mu HuDavid J. TesterRyan LiTianyu SunBlaise Z. PetersonMichael J. AckermanJonathan C. MakielskiBi-Hua Tan

cardiovascular researchcardiologycardiac mechanicsmixed biophysical phenotypecardiac sodium channelgenetics

Loss-Of-Functional Kir6.1 Katp Channel Mutations Induce Cell Apoptosis Through Ros Production and Mitochondrial Dysfunction. Biophysical Journal (2016)

Bi-Hua TanShengyi XieTianyu SunSinisa DovatBlaise Z. PetersonChunhua Song

biophysicsmitochondrial dysfunctioncell apoptosiscell deathmolecular biophysicscancer geneticsmolecular biologyros productiongene expressionbiophysical chemistrygenetics

Arrhythmogenic Biophysical Phenotype for Scn5A Mutation S1787N Depends Upon Splice Variant Background and Intracellular Acidosis. PLoS ONE (2015)

Rou-Mu HuBi-Hua TanDavid J. TesterChunhua SongYang HeSinisa DovatBlaise Z. PetersonMichael J. AckermanJonathan C. Makielski

biophysicsintracellular acidosisarrhythmogenic biophysical phenotypesplice variant backgroundmolecular biologygeneticshuman geneticscancer geneticsgenetic variation

Mechanisms Underlying the Loss-Of-Functional Kir6.1 Katp Channel Mutations in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Biophysical Journal (2015)

Bi-Hua TanBlaise Z. PetersonRyan LiTianyu SunSinisa DovatMichael J. AckermanChunhua Song

biophysicsgenomic mechanismsepigeneticsdevelopmental biologymolecular biophysicsmolecular geneticsdevelopmental neurobiologygene expressiondevelopmental geneticsgenetics

Regulation of L-Type Calcium Channel by Phospholemman in Cardiac Myocytes. Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology (2015)

Xue-Qian ZhangJuFang WangJianliang SongJoseph RabinowitzXiongwen ChenSteven R. HouserBlaise Z. PetersonAmy L. TuckerArthur M. FeldmanJoseph Y. Cheung

molecular and cellular biologycardiologyl-type calcium channelmolecular biologycardiac myocytescardiovascular physiology

Trafficking-Defective Kir6.1 (Katp) Mutations in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Biophysical Journal (2014)

Bi-Hua TanRou-Mu HuBlaise PetersonSinisa DovatMichael J. AckermanJonathan C. MakielskiChunhua Song

biophysicspediatricsneonatologynephrologyhuman geneticsgenetics

Reduced Pip2 Binding to Kcnj2 (M307I) Channels is Linked to Type 1 Andersen-Tawil Syndrome. Biophysical Journal (2013)

Bi-Hua TanSinisa DovatBlaise Z. PetersonChunhua Song

biophysicsgene therapymedical biophysicsnephrologyandersen-tawil syndromemolecular biophysicsmolecular physiologymembrane biologymolecular biologyrenal pathophysiologysignal transductiongenetics

Amino Acid Substitutions in the Pore Affect the Anomalous Mole Fraction Effect of Cav1.2 Channels. Molecular Medicine Reports (2012)

ZHE LIHE HUANGBO YANGHONG JIANGGUO-FENG GAOBLAISE Z. PETERSONCONG-XIN HUANG

amino acid substitutionsmolecular medicinebiochemistrymolecular biologypore structure

Jianliang SongErhe GaoJuFang WangXue-Qian ZhangTung O. ChanWalter J. KochXiying ShangJeffrey I. JosephBlaise Z. PetersonArthur M. FeldmanJoseph Y. Cheung

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