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Hongkyun Kim

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Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Affiliations

School Of Chicago Medical

Center For Cancer Cell Biology, Immunology And Infection

Department Of Cell Biology And Anatomy

Chicago Medical School

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

School Of Chicago Medical

Department Of Anatomy And Cell Biology

School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies

Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

Department of Humanities & Health Care

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Hongkyun Kim is currently serving as a Center For Cancer Cell Biology, Immunology And Infection Professor at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine And Science.

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Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

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neuroscience signal transduction cell biology molecular physiology genetics cell signaling physiology membrane biology molecular neurobiology caenorhabditis elegans protein science liver physiology gene expression molecular neuroscience neurophysiology cellular physiology mammalian biology protein transport neurotransmission systems neuroscience signaling pathways skeletal muscle dystrophin complex electrophysiology cellular biochemistry molecular cell biology developmental system biological chemistry cellular neurobiology molecular regulation muscle function animal behavior animal physiology redox biology vascular biology avian biology molecular metabolism cell regulation cellular biology transcription regulation protein function membrane transport neurotransmitters hepatic cells experimental medicine cell-matrix interactions hemostasis protein phosphorylation cytokines receptor tyrosine kinases protein expression treatment development gene regulation gene function biomolecular interactions intracellular trafficking experimental neuropathology pathway analysis gene regulatory networks mitochondrial function alcohol dependence energy metabolism brain function bk potassium channel central role behavioral responses hp knockout mice acute-phase plasma proteins regulating expression dual signaling role mouse haptoglobin promoter carboxyl-terminal region bk channel localization muscle activity acetylcholine transporter aldicarb-induced paralysis assay

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Presynaptic Neurons Self-Tune by Inversely Coupling Neurotransmitter Release With the Abundance of Cav2 Voltage-Gated Ca 2+ Channels. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Ame XiongJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

neural circuitspresynaptic neuronsneuronsneuroscienceneurotransmissionneurobiological mechanismsneurophysiologyneurotransmitter releasenervous systemneurotransmitterssensorimotor transformationscentral nervous systembrain circuitry

Active Zone Trafficking of Cav2/Unc-2 Channels is Independent of β/Ccb-1 and α2δ/Unc-36 Subunits. Journal of Neuroscience (2023)

Kelly H. OhAme XiongJun-yong ChoeJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

membrane transportcell signalingactive zone traffickingcell biologymolecular neurobiologyneuroscienceneurotransmissioncell traffickingneurophysiologyprotein transportmolecular neurosciencesignal transductioncentral nervous systemgenetics

C. Elegans Clarinet/Cla-1 Recruits Rimb-1/Rim-Binding Protein and Unc-13 to Orchestrate Presynaptic Neurotransmitter Release. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mia KroutKelly H. OhAme XiongElisa B. FrankelPeri T. KurshanHongkyun KimJanet E. Richmond

molecular neurobiologyneurosciencepresynaptic neurotransmitter releasemolecular biologysignal transductionmammalian biologygenetics

The Epithelial Na+ Channel Unc-8 Promotes an Endocytic Mechanism That Recycles Presynaptic Components to New Boutons in Remodeling Neurons. Cell Reports (2023)

Andrea Cuentas-CondoriSiqi ChenMia KroutKristin L. GallikJohn TippsCasey GaileyLeah FlauttHongkyun KimBen MulcahyMei ZhenJanet E. RichmondDavid M. Miller

endocytic mechanismpresynaptic componentscell signalingcellular neurobiologycell biologycellular physiologyneurosciencemolecular neurobiologymembrane biologycellular biologynervous systemsignal transductiongene expressiongenetics

Unc-2 Cav2 Channel Localization at Presynaptic Active Zones Depends on Unc-10/Rim and Syd-2/Liprin-α in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Journal of Neuroscience (2021)

Kelly H. OhMia D. KroutJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

systems neurosciencecognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceneurophysiologycaenorhabditis elegansmolecular neurosciencesignal transductionpresynaptic active zones

Alcohol Induces Mitochondrial Fragmentation and Stress Responses to Maintain Normal Muscle Function in Caenorhabditis Elegans. The FASEB Journal (2020)

Kelly H. OhSeema SheoranJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

exercise physiologyliver physiologymuscle functionneuroscienceavian biologynormal muscle functionpharmacologyenergy metabolismphysiologyalcohol (drug)caenorhabditis elegansstress responsesskeletal muscleendocrinologymolecular metabolismalcohol dependencestress (biology)molecular physiologymembrane biologymitochondrial functionmammalian biology

Bk Channel Density is Regulated by Endoplasmic Reticulum Associated Degradation and Influenced by the Skn-1A/Nrf1 Transcription Factor. PLoS Genetics (2020)

Timothy P. CheungJun-Yong ChoeJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

bk channel densitytranscription factorscell biologyepigeneticsmolecular neurobiologyendoplasmic reticulummembrane biologymolecular biologyhuman geneticsgene expressionmolecular regulationgenetics

Measurement of Similarity in C. Elegans Healthspan Using Dynamic Time Warping on Movement Features. EPiC series in computing (2020)

Arun GovindaswamyWahhaj FarooqYiyang WangIlyas UstunDaniela RaicuJacob FurstHongkyun Kim

computer scienceimage similaritysimilarity measurecomputational biologymovement analysismovement featuresmachine learning

Augmenting Frame-Based With Window-Based Features for C. Elegans Movement Classification. (2019)

Jennifer PianeYiyang WangTimothy CheungHongkyun KimJacob FurstDaniela Raicu

computer visionneurosciencemovement analysiswindow-based featurespattern recognition

Bk Channel Clustering is Required for Normal Behavioral Alcohol Sensitivity in C. Elegans. Scientific Reports (2019)

neural circuitsneuronsbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencec. elegansmolecular biologynervous systemdevelopmental systembk channel clustering

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Hongkyun Kim

Professor

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Affiliations

School Of Chicago Medical

Center For Cancer Cell Biology, Immunology And Infection

Department Of Cell Biology And Anatomy

Chicago Medical School

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

School Of Chicago Medical

Department Of Anatomy And Cell Biology

School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies

Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy

Foundational Sciences and Humanities

Department of Humanities & Health Care

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

Hongkyun Kim is currently serving as a Center For Cancer Cell Biology, Immunology And Infection Professor at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine And Science.

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Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Presynaptic Neurons Self-Tune by Inversely Coupling Neurotransmitter Release With the Abundance of Cav2 Voltage-Gated Ca 2+ Channels. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Ame XiongJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

Active Zone Trafficking of Cav2/Unc-2 Channels is Independent of β/Ccb-1 and α2δ/Unc-36 Subunits. Journal of Neuroscience (2023)

Kelly H. OhAme XiongJun-yong ChoeJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

C. Elegans Clarinet/Cla-1 Recruits Rimb-1/Rim-Binding Protein and Unc-13 to Orchestrate Presynaptic Neurotransmitter Release. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mia KroutKelly H. OhAme XiongElisa B. FrankelPeri T. KurshanHongkyun KimJanet E. Richmond

molecular neurobiologyneurosciencepresynaptic neurotransmitter releasemolecular biologysignal transductionmammalian biologygenetics

The Epithelial Na+ Channel Unc-8 Promotes an Endocytic Mechanism That Recycles Presynaptic Components to New Boutons in Remodeling Neurons. Cell Reports (2023)

Andrea Cuentas-CondoriSiqi ChenMia KroutKristin L. GallikJohn TippsCasey GaileyLeah FlauttHongkyun KimBen MulcahyMei ZhenJanet E. RichmondDavid M. Miller

Unc-2 Cav2 Channel Localization at Presynaptic Active Zones Depends on Unc-10/Rim and Syd-2/Liprin-α in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Journal of Neuroscience (2021)

Kelly H. OhMia D. KroutJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

systems neurosciencecognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceneurophysiologycaenorhabditis elegansmolecular neurosciencesignal transductionpresynaptic active zones

Alcohol Induces Mitochondrial Fragmentation and Stress Responses to Maintain Normal Muscle Function in Caenorhabditis Elegans. The FASEB Journal (2020)

Kelly H. OhSeema SheoranJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

Bk Channel Density is Regulated by Endoplasmic Reticulum Associated Degradation and Influenced by the Skn-1A/Nrf1 Transcription Factor. PLoS Genetics (2020)

Timothy P. CheungJun-Yong ChoeJanet E. RichmondHongkyun Kim

bk channel densitytranscription factorscell biologyepigeneticsmolecular neurobiologyendoplasmic reticulummembrane biologymolecular biologyhuman geneticsgene expressionmolecular regulationgenetics

Measurement of Similarity in C. Elegans Healthspan Using Dynamic Time Warping on Movement Features. EPiC series in computing (2020)

Arun GovindaswamyWahhaj FarooqYiyang WangIlyas UstunDaniela RaicuJacob FurstHongkyun Kim

computer scienceimage similaritysimilarity measurecomputational biologymovement analysismovement featuresmachine learning

Augmenting Frame-Based With Window-Based Features for C. Elegans Movement Classification. (2019)

Jennifer PianeYiyang WangTimothy CheungHongkyun KimJacob FurstDaniela Raicu

computer visionneurosciencemovement analysiswindow-based featurespattern recognition

Bk Channel Clustering is Required for Normal Behavioral Alcohol Sensitivity in C. Elegans. Scientific Reports (2019)

neural circuitsneuronsbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencec. elegansmolecular biologynervous systemdevelopmental systembk channel clustering

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