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Scott Blystone

Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Cell And Developmental Biology

Department Of Pharmacology

Division Of Research

Department Of Pharmacology

Institute For Cardiovascular Research

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Scott Blystone is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology at Upstate Medical University.

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Scott Blystone

Upstate Medical University

Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology

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cell biology cell signaling cellular physiology cellular biochemistry molecular biology cytoskeleton signal transduction molecular cell biology cell interactions cell adhesion immunology biochemistry cell and molecular biology molecular and cellular biology cell-matrix interactions protein function immune responses extracellular matrix receptors biological macromolecules matrix biology protein science biomolecular interactions cellular structure autophagy cell research cell motility signaling pathways cell migration cell trafficking thrombosis peptides biological chemistry laboratory investigation intracellular trafficking cell autophagy receptor (biochemistry) receptor tyrosine kinases protein phosphorylation antiviral responses tyrosine phosphorylation rho activation developmental cell vascular surgery biomolecules rational mechanic cellular biology mitophagy inflammatory diseases molecular immunology integrable systems virus-host interactions phagocytes viral pathogenesis blood platelet cytokines signal recognition multi-protein assembly science studies scientific literacy formin frl1 macrophage podosomes essential component inflammatory phenotype multiple sclerosis patients human platelets integrin αvβ3-mediated adhesion human formins expression patterns direct route integrin αvβ3 multistage process cytoplasmic domain β3 integrin provides

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The Carboxy‐Terminus of the Formin Fmnl1ɣ Bundles Actin to Potentiate Adenocarcinoma Migration. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2019)

tumor biologycytoskeletonformin fmnl1ɣmolecular cancercell biologycell signalingcancer cellsoncogenescell interactionscell motilitycell migrationadenocarcinoma migrationcell and molecular biologycellular structuremolecular biologycarcinogenesiscellular physiologycell trafficking

Non-Canonical Activity of the Podosomal Formin Fmnl1γ Supports Immune Cell Migration. Journal of Cell Science (2017)

podosomal formin fmnl1γimmune responsesmolecular and cellular biologynon-canonical activitycell biologycell signalingmolecular cell biologyautophagycell interactionsimmunologycell and molecular biologyimmune cell migrationmolecular biologycell deathcellular physiologycell trafficking

Human Macrophages Utilize the Podosome Formin Fmnl1 for Adhesion and Migration. CellBio (2015)

podosome formin fmnl1cytoskeletonmolecular and cellular biologycell autophagycell biologycell signalingmolecular cell biologyautophagymembrane proteinscell migrationimmunologycell and molecular biologyintracellular traffickinghuman macrophages utilizecell adhesioncellular physiologycell traffickingcellular biochemistry

Reliable and Inexpensive Expression of Large, Tagged, Exogenous Proteins in Murine Bone Marrow-Derived Macrophages Using a Second Generation Lentiviral System. Journal of Biological Methods (2015)

stem cell researchimmune responsescellular therapyinexpensive expressioninflammationbiomolecular engineeringstem cellscell biologyexogenous proteinsantiviral responsescell transplantationcytokines

The Multiplicity of Human Formins: Expression Patterns in Cells and Tissues. Cytoskeleton (2013)

molecular and cellular biologyexpression patternscell biologymolecular cell biologycell interactionshuman forminscell researchcell and molecular biologytissue (biology)cellular structuremolecular biology

Calcium Integrin Binding Protein Associates With Integrins Lt;I Gt;α Lt;Sub Gt;V Lt;/Sub Gt;β Lt;Sub Gt;3 Lt;/Sub Gt; Lt;/I Gt; and Lt;I Gt;α Lt;Sub Gt;Iib Lt;/Sub Gt;β Lt;Sub Gt;3 Lt;/Sub Gt; Lt;/I Gt; Independent of Lt;I Gt;β Lt;Sub Gt;3 Lt;/Sub Gt; Lt;/I Gt; Activation Motifs. CellBio (2012)

receptorsproteome researchreceptor (biochemistry)molecular and cellular biologybiomolecular interactionssignal recognitionactivation motifscell biologycell signalingmolecular cell biologyprotein sciencebiological chemistrybiochemistrysignal transductionmolecular biologyprotein functioncellular biochemistry

Heparin Modulates the Conformation and Signaling of Platelet Integrin Αiibβ3. Thrombosis Research (2011)

Mayumi YagiJacqueline MurrayKurt StrandScott BlystoneGianluca InterlandiYasuo SudaMichael Sobel

thrombosisblood platelet

Herpes Simplex Virus Glycoproteins H/L Bind to Cells Independently of αVβ3 Integrin and Inhibit Virus Entry, and Their Constitutive Expression Restricts Infection. Journal of Virology (2010)

Tatiana GianniArianna CerretaniRebecca DuBoisStefano SalvioliScott S. BlystoneFelix ReyGabriella Campadelli-Fiume

virologyvirus-host interactionsepidemiology

The Formin Frl1 (Fmnl1) is an Essential Component of Macrophage Podosomes. Cytoskeleton (2010)

cell biologycell signalingautophagymembrane proteinsmacrophage podosomesintracellular traffickingdevelopmental biologycell autophagymolecular and cellular biologymitophagymolecular biologycellular structurecytoskeletonmolecular cell biologydevelopmental cellcell researchcell and molecular biologyessential componentformin frl1cellular biologycellular physiologycellular biochemistry

A Pyk2–Vav1 Complex is Recruited to β3-Adhesion Sites to Initiate Rho Activation. Biochemical Journal (2009)

biophysicssignaling pathwayspyk2–vav1 complexbiomolecular interactionsrho activationcell biologycell signalingmolecular cell biologycell interactionssignal transductionβ3-adhesion sitesmolecular biologyprotein functioncell adhesioncellular physiologycellular biochemistry

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Scott Blystone

Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Cell And Developmental Biology

Department Of Pharmacology

Division Of Research

Department Of Pharmacology

Institute For Cardiovascular Research

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Scott Blystone is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Scott Blystone

Upstate Medical University

Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Carboxy‐Terminus of the Formin Fmnl1ɣ Bundles Actin to Potentiate Adenocarcinoma Migration. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2019)

Non-Canonical Activity of the Podosomal Formin Fmnl1γ Supports Immune Cell Migration. Journal of Cell Science (2017)

Human Macrophages Utilize the Podosome Formin Fmnl1 for Adhesion and Migration. CellBio (2015)

Reliable and Inexpensive Expression of Large, Tagged, Exogenous Proteins in Murine Bone Marrow-Derived Macrophages Using a Second Generation Lentiviral System. Journal of Biological Methods (2015)

stem cell researchimmune responsescellular therapyinexpensive expressioninflammationbiomolecular engineeringstem cellscell biologyexogenous proteinsantiviral responsescell transplantationcytokines

The Multiplicity of Human Formins: Expression Patterns in Cells and Tissues. Cytoskeleton (2013)

Heparin Modulates the Conformation and Signaling of Platelet Integrin Αiibβ3. Thrombosis Research (2011)

Mayumi YagiJacqueline MurrayKurt StrandScott BlystoneGianluca InterlandiYasuo SudaMichael Sobel

thrombosisblood platelet

Herpes Simplex Virus Glycoproteins H/L Bind to Cells Independently of αVβ3 Integrin and Inhibit Virus Entry, and Their Constitutive Expression Restricts Infection. Journal of Virology (2010)

Tatiana GianniArianna CerretaniRebecca DuBoisStefano SalvioliScott S. BlystoneFelix ReyGabriella Campadelli-Fiume

virologyvirus-host interactionsepidemiology

The Formin Frl1 (Fmnl1) is an Essential Component of Macrophage Podosomes. Cytoskeleton (2010)

A Pyk2–Vav1 Complex is Recruited to β3-Adhesion Sites to Initiate Rho Activation. Biochemical Journal (2009)

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