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Paul H. Schlesinger

Associate Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology

Washington University in St. Louis

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School of Medicine

Cell Biology & Physiology

Paul H. Schlesinger is currently serving as a Cell Biology & Physiology Associate Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Paul H. Schlesinger

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology

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membrane biology pharmacology cell biology biochemistry molecular biology protein science biological chemistry structural biology nanotechnology nanomedicine cellular physiology regenerative medicine bone research redox biology malaria peptides vascular biology enzymes cellular biochemistry medicinal research gene expression membrane science enzyme inhibition cellular biology liver physiology mammalian biology cell physiology membrane transport pharmaceutical nanotechnology biochemical sciences protein function protein transport peptide engineering tissue physiology nanobiotechnology plasmodium falciparum chemical sciences lipid science therapeutic nanomaterials tumor targeting cancer treatment clinical microbiology receptor (biochemistry) bone metabolism functional modification carbohydrate-protein interactions integrative biology molecular immunology drug targeting antimalarial agents lysosomal enzymes phagocytes host-guest chemistry surface reactivity cellular pharmacology intracellular trafficking amphiphilic system microbial physiology chemical biotechnology protein chemistry bone resorption chloroquine resistance host-microbe interactions innate immune system cell growth lysosomal glycosidases alveolar macrophages receptor recycling receptor-mediated pinocytosis host macrophages isolated avian osteoclasts epidermal growth factor intracellular ph intracellular calcium antimalarial action side-chain oxysterols host response membrane repair biomolecular engineering in vitro toxicology cell death

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Chloride/Proton Antiporters Clc3 and Clc5 Support Bone Formation in Mice. Bone Reports (2024)

Irina L. TourkovaQuitterie C. LarroutureSilvia LiuJianhua LuoKatherine E. ShipmanKelechi M. OnwukaOra A. WeiszVladimir RiazanskiDeborah J. NelsonMatthew L. MacDonaldPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

regenerative medicineimmunologyneurosciencebiomedical engineeringtissue (biology)tissue engineeringbone research

The Ecto-Nucleotide Pyrophosphatase/Phosphodiesterase 2 Promotes Early Osteoblast Differentiation and Mineralization in Stromal Stem Cells. AJP Cell Physiology (2024)

Irina L. TourkovaQuitterie C. LarroutureSilvia LiuJianhua LuoPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

molecular and cellular biologydermatologytissue physiologycellular biologyosteoblast differentiationbone researchcell physiologyvascular biologyphysiologycell biologyapplied physiologycellular physiologybone metabolismtissue engineeringregeneration (biology)regenerative medicinebiomineralizationmolecular physiologymembrane biologystromal stem cells

Irina L. TourkovaQuitterie C. LarroutureKelechi M. OnwukaSilvia LiuJianhua LuoPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

cell physiologyneuroscience of agingregenerative medicinematrix biologyphysiologybone matrix proteinscell biologyageingdermatologycellular physiologytissue physiologyexperimental gerontologyage-related declinestromal stem cellsphysical agingbone mineral transportbone research

Epithelial‐Like Transport of Mineral Distinguishes Bone Formation From Other Connective Tissues. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2023)

Harry C. BlairQuitterie C. LarroutureIrina L. TourkovaDeborah J. NelsonSteven F. DobrowolskiPaul H. Schlesinger

membrane biologycell biologycellular biochemistryepithelial-like transport

Conformational Flexibility, Lipid Binding, and Regulatory Domains in Celtos. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Hirdesh KumarJohn R. JimahFrancis B. NtumngiaSantosh A. MisalSamantha J. BarnesMichal FriedJohn H. AdamsPaul H. SchlesingerNiraj H. Tolia

lipid bindingbiologymembrane biologyconformational flexibilitymolecular biologyregulatory domainsstructural biologygenetics

Implications of Conformational Flexibility, Lipid Binding, and Regulatory Domains in Cell-Traversal Protein Celtos for Apicomplexan Migration. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2022)

Hirdesh KumarJohn R. JimahSantosh A. MisalNichole D. SalinasMichal FriedPaul H. SchlesingerNiraj H. Tolia

molecular and cellular biologyliver physiologyprotein transportregulatory domainsstructural molecular biologycell migrationcell and molecular biologycell biologyconformational flexibilitymolecular biologylipid bindingbiological chemistryprotein structurestructural biologybiophysicsmedical biophysicsapicomplexan migrationprotein sciencecell-traversal protein celtoscell traffickingintegrative biologymembrane biologymolecular cell biology

Growth and Mineralization of Osteoblasts From Mesenchymal Stem Cells on Microporous Membranes: Epithelial-Like Growth With Transmembrane Resistance and Ph Gradient. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications (2021)

Quitterie C. LarroutureIrina L. TourkovaDonna B. StolzVladimir RiazanskiKelechi M. OnwukaJonathan M. FranksSteven F. DobrowolskiDeborah J. NelsonPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

bioelectrochemistrybiomoleculesosmotic stressepithelial-like growthmicroporous membranesmembrane sciencemesenchymal stem cellsbiophysical reviewcell biologybiologybiochemical interactionph gradientbiochemical engineeringbiosystemsbiochemistrycellular therapybiological chemistrytumor microenvironmentcellular differentiationcell biomechanicsbiosensorstransmembrane resistance

Survival of the Glycosylated. eLife (2021)

Harry C BlairPaul H Schlesinger

glycosylationcell biologybiochemistryglycobiologymolecular biologysurvival analysiscarbohydrate chemistry

Phylogeny and Chemistry of Biological Mineral Transport. Bone (2020)

Paul H. SchlesingerDemetrios T. BraddockQuitterie C. LarroutureEvan C. RayVladimir RiazanskiDeborah J. NelsonIrina L. TourkovaHarry C. Blair

regenerative medicinebiologychemistrybiological mineral transportbone research

Cellular and Extracellular Matrix of Bone, With Principles of Synthesis and Dependency of Mineral Deposition on Cell Membrane Transport. American Journal of Physiology-Cell Physiology (2019)

Paul H. SchlesingerHarry C. BlairDonna Beer StolzVladimir RiazanskiEvan C. RayIrina L. TourkovaDeborah J. Nelson

molecular and cellular biologymatrix biologycellular structuretissue physiologycellular biologycell researchmineral depositionbone researchcell physiologyphysiologycell biologybiologycell membrane transportcellular biochemistrycell-matrix interactionscellular physiologyextracellular matrixstructural biologytissue engineeringmembrane biology

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Paul H. Schlesinger

Associate Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Cell Biology & Physiology

Paul H. Schlesinger is currently serving as a Cell Biology & Physiology Associate Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Paul H. Schlesinger

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chloride/Proton Antiporters Clc3 and Clc5 Support Bone Formation in Mice. Bone Reports (2024)

Irina L. TourkovaQuitterie C. LarroutureSilvia LiuJianhua LuoKatherine E. ShipmanKelechi M. OnwukaOra A. WeiszVladimir RiazanskiDeborah J. NelsonMatthew L. MacDonaldPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

regenerative medicineimmunologyneurosciencebiomedical engineeringtissue (biology)tissue engineeringbone research

The Ecto-Nucleotide Pyrophosphatase/Phosphodiesterase 2 Promotes Early Osteoblast Differentiation and Mineralization in Stromal Stem Cells. AJP Cell Physiology (2024)

Irina L. TourkovaQuitterie C. LarroutureSilvia LiuJianhua LuoPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

Irina L. TourkovaQuitterie C. LarroutureKelechi M. OnwukaSilvia LiuJianhua LuoPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

Epithelial‐Like Transport of Mineral Distinguishes Bone Formation From Other Connective Tissues. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2023)

Harry C. BlairQuitterie C. LarroutureIrina L. TourkovaDeborah J. NelsonSteven F. DobrowolskiPaul H. Schlesinger

membrane biologycell biologycellular biochemistryepithelial-like transport

Conformational Flexibility, Lipid Binding, and Regulatory Domains in Celtos. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Hirdesh KumarJohn R. JimahFrancis B. NtumngiaSantosh A. MisalSamantha J. BarnesMichal FriedJohn H. AdamsPaul H. SchlesingerNiraj H. Tolia

lipid bindingbiologymembrane biologyconformational flexibilitymolecular biologyregulatory domainsstructural biologygenetics

Implications of Conformational Flexibility, Lipid Binding, and Regulatory Domains in Cell-Traversal Protein Celtos for Apicomplexan Migration. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2022)

Hirdesh KumarJohn R. JimahSantosh A. MisalNichole D. SalinasMichal FriedPaul H. SchlesingerNiraj H. Tolia

Quitterie C. LarroutureIrina L. TourkovaDonna B. StolzVladimir RiazanskiKelechi M. OnwukaJonathan M. FranksSteven F. DobrowolskiDeborah J. NelsonPaul H. SchlesingerHarry C. Blair

Survival of the Glycosylated. eLife (2021)

Harry C BlairPaul H Schlesinger

glycosylationcell biologybiochemistryglycobiologymolecular biologysurvival analysiscarbohydrate chemistry

Phylogeny and Chemistry of Biological Mineral Transport. Bone (2020)

Paul H. SchlesingerDemetrios T. BraddockQuitterie C. LarroutureEvan C. RayVladimir RiazanskiDeborah J. NelsonIrina L. TourkovaHarry C. Blair

regenerative medicinebiologychemistrybiological mineral transportbone research

Cellular and Extracellular Matrix of Bone, With Principles of Synthesis and Dependency of Mineral Deposition on Cell Membrane Transport. American Journal of Physiology-Cell Physiology (2019)

Paul H. SchlesingerHarry C. BlairDonna Beer StolzVladimir RiazanskiEvan C. RayIrina L. TourkovaDeborah J. Nelson

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