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Earl Homsher

Professor Emeritus Physiology

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

David Geffen School of Medicine

Physiology

Earl Homsher is currently serving as a David Geffen School Of Medicine Professor Emeritus Physiology at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Earl Homsher

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus Physiology

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physiology biomechanics applied physiology animal physiology skeletal muscle exercise physiology cellular physiology human physiology biophysics neurophysiology mammalian biology biochemistry cell biology muscle function human movement membrane biology molecular physiology protein science experimental biophysics structural biology avian biology biological chemistry physiological research cardiology mammalian physiology cell and molecular biology cell biomechanics vascular biology experimental medicine tissue physiology experimental biology frog skeletal muscle biochemical sciences bioenergetics musculoskeletal science force generation energy liberation liver physiology molecular regulation cell physiology mechanotransduction veterinary physiology protein phosphorylation protein transport orthopedic biomechanics comparative physiology musculoskeletal function single molecule biophysics bone research energy metabolism functional modification cell motility biochemical genetics in vivo systems animal performance hypertrophic cardiomyopathy thin filament regulatory proteins atp analogs frog skeletal muscles cardiac troponin frog muscle striated muscle animal science respiratory medicine physiological regulation translational physiology cardiac muscle medical genetics organ physiology fragmentation effect cross-bridge force-generating transition transient kinetic study f-actin filaments activation metabolism activation heat cardiovascular research transient kinetics biophysical review cytoskeleton cardiovascular physiology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A New and Improved View of Force Production. Biophysical Journal (2017)

Earl Homsher

biophysicsbiophysical aspectbiophysical reviewmechanical engineeringexperimental biophysicsforce productionimproved viewcomputational biophysicsbiophysical modelingsystems biologybiophysical chemistry

To Understand Muscle You Must Take It Apart. Frontiers in Physiology (2014)

Christopher BattersClaudia VeigelEarl HomsherJames R. Sellers

physiologymuscle functionanatomyskeletal musclehuman physiologybiomechanics

Kinetic Characterization of Nonmuscle Myosin Iib at the Single Molecule Level. Biophysical Journal (2013)

James C. GumbartMorgan BeebyGrant JensenBenoit RouxSiyuan WangNed S. Wingreen

single molecule levelkinetic characterizationphysiologybiochemistrymolecular biologynonmuscle myosin iibecology and evolutionary biology

Loss of Actomyosin Regulation in Distal Arthrogryposis Myopathy Due to Mutant Myosin Binding Protein‐C Slow. The FASEB Journal (2013)

Maegen A. AckermannPuja D. PatelJane ValentiYasuharu TakagiEarl HomsherJames R. SellersAikaterini Kontrogianni‐Konstantopoulos

actomyosin regulationenzymesdistal arthrogryposis myopathyphysiologyprotein sciencecell biologyprotein transportprotein-c slowmolecular regulationhost specificitygenetics

Mammalian Myosin-18A, a Highly Divergent Myosin. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2013)

Stephanie Guzik-LendrumSarah M. HeisslerNeil BillingtonYasuharu TakagiYi YangPeter J. KnightEarl HomsherJames R. Sellers

vascular biologyprotein sciencebiochemistryavian biologybiologymembrane biologymolecular biologyprotein structuremammalian biologydivergent myosin

Characterization of Single- and Double-Headed Non-Muscle Myosin Iib Heavy Meromyosins Using Single Molecule Techniques. Biophysical Journal (2011)

Attila NagyYasuharu TakagiEarl E. HomsherDavin K.T. HongJames R. Sellers

biophysicsbiological engineeringsingle-molecule detectionsingle molecule techniquesmolecular biophysicsbiomedical engineeringsingle moleculesbiophysical chemistry

Kinetic Characterization of Non-Muscle Myosin Iib Single-Headed Heavy Meromyosin on Single Molecule Level With Optical Tweezers. Biophysical Journal (2010)

Attila NagyYasuharu TakagiEarl E. HomsherDavin K.T. HongMihaly KovacsJames Sellers

biophysicssingle molecule levelkinetic characterizationphysiologycell biologymolecular biophysicssingle moleculesoptical tweezerssingle molecule biophysics

Impact of Cardiac Troponin T N-Terminal Deletion and Phosphorylation on Myofilament Function. Biochemistry (2009)

Marius P. SumandeaSusan VahebiC. Amelia SumandeaMary L. Garcia-CazarinJon StaidleEarl Homsher

cardiac troponinmyofilament functionprotein phosphorylationbiochemistrypharmacologygene expressiongenetics

Mechanical and Kinetic Effects of Shortened Tropomyosin Reconstituted Into Myofibrils. Pflügers Archiv - European Journal of Physiology (2009)

V. B. SiththanandanL. S. TobacmanN. Van GorderE. Homsher

mechanobiologybone researchbiomechanicsphysiological researchvascular biologyenzymesresidual stressphysiologycell biologyshortened tropomyosinmechanotransductionkinetic effectsprotein foldingapplied physiologycellular physiologybiophysicsprotein sciencecell biomechanicsmembrane biologyclinical physiology

Single Molecule Kinetic Measurements of Non-Muscle Myosin Iib Using Optical Tweezers. Biophysical Journal (2009)

Attila NagyYasuharu TakagiEarl HomsherDavin K.T. HongMihaly KovacsJames R. Sellers

biophysicsoptical tweezersexperimental biophysicsmolecular biophysicssingle moleculesnon-muscle myosin iibsingle molecule biophysics

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Earl Homsher

Professor Emeritus Physiology

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

David Geffen School of Medicine

Physiology

Earl Homsher is currently serving as a David Geffen School Of Medicine Professor Emeritus Physiology at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Earl Homsher

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus Physiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A New and Improved View of Force Production. Biophysical Journal (2017)

Earl Homsher

To Understand Muscle You Must Take It Apart. Frontiers in Physiology (2014)

Christopher BattersClaudia VeigelEarl HomsherJames R. Sellers

physiologymuscle functionanatomyskeletal musclehuman physiologybiomechanics

Kinetic Characterization of Nonmuscle Myosin Iib at the Single Molecule Level. Biophysical Journal (2013)

James C. GumbartMorgan BeebyGrant JensenBenoit RouxSiyuan WangNed S. Wingreen

single molecule levelkinetic characterizationphysiologybiochemistrymolecular biologynonmuscle myosin iibecology and evolutionary biology

Loss of Actomyosin Regulation in Distal Arthrogryposis Myopathy Due to Mutant Myosin Binding Protein‐C Slow. The FASEB Journal (2013)

Maegen A. AckermannPuja D. PatelJane ValentiYasuharu TakagiEarl HomsherJames R. SellersAikaterini Kontrogianni‐Konstantopoulos

actomyosin regulationenzymesdistal arthrogryposis myopathyphysiologyprotein sciencecell biologyprotein transportprotein-c slowmolecular regulationhost specificitygenetics

Mammalian Myosin-18A, a Highly Divergent Myosin. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2013)

Stephanie Guzik-LendrumSarah M. HeisslerNeil BillingtonYasuharu TakagiYi YangPeter J. KnightEarl HomsherJames R. Sellers

vascular biologyprotein sciencebiochemistryavian biologybiologymembrane biologymolecular biologyprotein structuremammalian biologydivergent myosin

Characterization of Single- and Double-Headed Non-Muscle Myosin Iib Heavy Meromyosins Using Single Molecule Techniques. Biophysical Journal (2011)

Attila NagyYasuharu TakagiEarl E. HomsherDavin K.T. HongJames R. Sellers

biophysicsbiological engineeringsingle-molecule detectionsingle molecule techniquesmolecular biophysicsbiomedical engineeringsingle moleculesbiophysical chemistry

Kinetic Characterization of Non-Muscle Myosin Iib Single-Headed Heavy Meromyosin on Single Molecule Level With Optical Tweezers. Biophysical Journal (2010)

Attila NagyYasuharu TakagiEarl E. HomsherDavin K.T. HongMihaly KovacsJames Sellers

biophysicssingle molecule levelkinetic characterizationphysiologycell biologymolecular biophysicssingle moleculesoptical tweezerssingle molecule biophysics

Impact of Cardiac Troponin T N-Terminal Deletion and Phosphorylation on Myofilament Function. Biochemistry (2009)

Marius P. SumandeaSusan VahebiC. Amelia SumandeaMary L. Garcia-CazarinJon StaidleEarl Homsher

cardiac troponinmyofilament functionprotein phosphorylationbiochemistrypharmacologygene expressiongenetics

Mechanical and Kinetic Effects of Shortened Tropomyosin Reconstituted Into Myofibrils. Pflügers Archiv - European Journal of Physiology (2009)

V. B. SiththanandanL. S. TobacmanN. Van GorderE. Homsher

Single Molecule Kinetic Measurements of Non-Muscle Myosin Iib Using Optical Tweezers. Biophysical Journal (2009)

Attila NagyYasuharu TakagiEarl HomsherDavin K.T. HongMihaly KovacsJames R. Sellers

biophysicsoptical tweezersexperimental biophysicsmolecular biophysicssingle moleculesnon-muscle myosin iibsingle molecule biophysics

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