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Lothar A. Blatter

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Rush University

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Department Of Molecular Biophysics And Physiology

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Lothar A. Blatter is currently serving as a Molecular Biophysics And Physiology Professor at Rush University.

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physiology electrophysiology cellular physiology cardiology cardiovascular physiology cell biology circulatory physiology cardiac muscle molecular physiology signal transduction cardiovascular research biophysics membrane biology cell signaling pharmacology cell physiology neurophysiology animal physiology vascular biology mitochondrial function experimental biophysics mammalian biology human physiology receptors hyperpolarization (biology) applied physiology mammalian physiology redox biology medical biophysics veterinary physiology atrial myocytes blood vessels cardiomyopathy liver physiology sarcoplasmic reticulum cardiac myocytes biophysical review physiological research cat atrial myocytes endothelial dysfunction electrophysiological evaluation cardiovascular function membrane transport ventricular myocytes excitation-contraction coupling free radical biology translational physiology neurotransmission receptor (biochemistry) cardiac alternans rabbit ventricular myocytes cell metabolism biomedical imaging tissue physiology biophysical aspect calcium alternans mitochondrial dynamics inorganic polyphosphate physiological regulation clinical physiology skeletal muscle signaling pathways cardiac mechanics cat ventricular myocytes calcium release rabbit heart failure respiratory medicine angiogenesis vascular pharmacology vascular adaptation vascular endothelial cells molecular cell biology tissue imaging muscle function capacitative calcium entry nitric oxide biochemical sciences theoretical biology biochemistry oxidative stress bioenergetics cytoskeleton molecular and cellular biology tissue (biology) mechanobiology cardiovascular interventions developmental biology developmental cell physiological measurements myositis heart failure cardiovascular disease cellular biochemistry optogenetics biological chemistry muscular dystrophies cell and molecular biology nuclear cardiology cardiovascular fitness cellular differentiation molecular metabolism molecular biology systems biology molecular pharmacology echocardiography biomedical engineering

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Activation of Small Conductance Ca2+-Activated K+ Channels Suppresses Electrical and Calcium Alternans in Atrial Myocytes. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2025)

circulatory physiologyatrial myocytesphysiologyelectrophysiologycellular physiologycell biologycardiac musclehyperpolarization (biology)calcium alternanssignal transductioncardiovascular physiology

Colitis Induced Ventricular Alternans Increases the Risk for Ventricular Arrhythmia. Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology (2025)

cardiovascular diseasecardiovascular researchcardiologycardiac pathologiesulcerative colitisdigestive diseasesinflammatory bowel diseasemedicineventricular alternansemergency medicinecritical carecardiomyopathy

Role of Mitochondrial Ros for Calcium Alternans in Atrial Myocytes. Biomolecules (2024)

cell physiologycirculatory physiologyphysiologyelectrophysiologycell biologycellular physiologybiochemistrymolecular physiologyoxidative stressmitochondrial functionfree radical biologysignal transductionredox biologycardiac musclemitochondrial ros

Calcium‐ and Voltage‐Driven Atrial Alternans: Insight From [Ca] I and V M Asynchrony. Physiological Reports (2023)

cardiologycirculatory physiologyphysiologyelectrophysiologyatrial alternanscardiac musclehyperpolarization (biology)neurophysiologyelectrophysiological evaluationcardiovascular physiology

Increased Risk for Atrial Alternans in Rabbit Heart Failure: The Role of Ca2+/Calmodulin-Dependent Kinase II and Inositol-1,4,5-Trisphosphate Signaling. Biomolecules (2023)

cardiovascular functionatrial alternansvascular biologycirculatory physiologyphysiologycell signalingcell biologycardiovascular physiologycardiomyopathycardiologycellular physiologyca2+/calmodulin-dependent kinase iicardiovascular researchheart failuremolecular medicineelectrophysiologyrabbit heart failuremolecular physiologysignal transduction

Abstract P1101: Mitochondrial Ca Uniporter Complex, Ros and Cat Alternans. Circulation Research (2022)

molecular and cellular biologyredox biologymitochondrial dynamicsbiochemistryabstract p1101biologymolecular geneticsmolecular biologybiological chemistrymitochondrial functionstructural molecular biology

Activation of Small Conductance Ca 2+ ‐Activated K + Channels Suppresses Ca 2+ Transient and Action Potential Alternans in Ventricular Myocytes. The Journal of Physiology (2022)

cardiovascular researchcardiologycirculatory physiologyphysiologybiomedical circuitselectrophysiologycellular physiologyneurosciencecardiac musclehyperpolarization (biology)molecular physiologyaction potential alternansventricular myocytescardiovascular physiology

L‐Type Ca 2+ Channel Recovery From Inactivation in Rabbit Atrial Myocytes. Physiological Reports (2022)

cardiologyphysiologyelectrophysiologycellular physiologycardiac musclehyperpolarization (biology)molecular physiologybiomedical engineeringrabbit atrial myocytessignal transductioncardiovascular physiology

Mechanism of Carvedilol Induced Action Potential and Calcium Alternans. Channels (2022)

physiologyelectrophysiologycalcium alternansexperimental pharmacologypharmacologymolecular pharmacologysignal transductionpharmacological research

The ‘Reverse Fduf’ Mechanism of Atrial Excitation–Contraction Coupling Sustains Calcium Alternans—a Hypothesis. Biomolecules (2022)

biophysicscirculatory physiologyphysiologyelectrophysiologycellular physiologyhyperpolarization (biology)neurophysiologycardiovascular physiology

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Lothar A. Blatter

Professor

Rush University

Affiliations

Department Of Molecular Biophysics And Physiology

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Rush University

Lothar A. Blatter is currently serving as a Molecular Biophysics And Physiology Professor at Rush University.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Activation of Small Conductance Ca2+-Activated K+ Channels Suppresses Electrical and Calcium Alternans in Atrial Myocytes. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2025)

circulatory physiologyatrial myocytesphysiologyelectrophysiologycellular physiologycell biologycardiac musclehyperpolarization (biology)calcium alternanssignal transductioncardiovascular physiology

Colitis Induced Ventricular Alternans Increases the Risk for Ventricular Arrhythmia. Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology (2025)

Role of Mitochondrial Ros for Calcium Alternans in Atrial Myocytes. Biomolecules (2024)

Calcium‐ and Voltage‐Driven Atrial Alternans: Insight From [Ca] I and V M Asynchrony. Physiological Reports (2023)

cardiologycirculatory physiologyphysiologyelectrophysiologyatrial alternanscardiac musclehyperpolarization (biology)neurophysiologyelectrophysiological evaluationcardiovascular physiology

Increased Risk for Atrial Alternans in Rabbit Heart Failure: The Role of Ca2+/Calmodulin-Dependent Kinase II and Inositol-1,4,5-Trisphosphate Signaling. Biomolecules (2023)

Abstract P1101: Mitochondrial Ca Uniporter Complex, Ros and Cat Alternans. Circulation Research (2022)

Activation of Small Conductance Ca 2+ ‐Activated K + Channels Suppresses Ca 2+ Transient and Action Potential Alternans in Ventricular Myocytes. The Journal of Physiology (2022)

L‐Type Ca 2+ Channel Recovery From Inactivation in Rabbit Atrial Myocytes. Physiological Reports (2022)

Mechanism of Carvedilol Induced Action Potential and Calcium Alternans. Channels (2022)

physiologyelectrophysiologycalcium alternansexperimental pharmacologypharmacologymolecular pharmacologysignal transductionpharmacological research

The ‘Reverse Fduf’ Mechanism of Atrial Excitation–Contraction Coupling Sustains Calcium Alternans—a Hypothesis. Biomolecules (2022)

biophysicscirculatory physiologyphysiologyelectrophysiologycellular physiologyhyperpolarization (biology)neurophysiologycardiovascular physiology

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