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Vann Bennett

Professor Emeritus

Duke University

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Duke University School of Medicine

Biochemistry

Vann Bennett is currently serving as a Biochemistry Professor Emeritus at Duke University.

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Duke University

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membrane biology cell biology neuroscience physiology protein science molecular biology structural biology biological chemistry signal transduction neurophysiology cell signaling cellular biology cellular physiology molecular physiology cellular neurobiology neuroanatomy mammalian biology molecular neurobiology protein structure gene expression neurochemistry redox biology molecular regulation liver physiology molecular cell biology vascular biology protein function biochemical sciences structural molecular biology protein purification functional modification brain science cell physiology cellular biochemistry cell adhesion enzyme inhibition receptor (biochemistry) neural science spectrin-based membrane skeleton medicinal research membrane transport cell regulation in vivo systems human erythrocytes human erythrocyte ankyrin cholera toxin applied physiology cell research molecular substrates protein transport neurotransmission protein assembly toxinology molecular diversity plasma membrane erythrocyte spectrin brain membranes adenylate cyclase brain circuitry protein phosphorylation chromosome biology supramolecular assemblies mechanisms of action surface reactivity supramolecular chemistry voltage-gated sodium channels human erythrocyte membranes cytoplasmic domain ankyrin repeats human erythrocyte spectrin brain spectrin brain ankyrin immunoreactive forms physiological research human physiology neural mechanisms

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Author Response: Live Imaging of Excitable Axonal Microdomains in Ankyrin-G-Gfp Mice. (2025)

Christian ThomeJan Maximilian JanssenSeda KarabulutClaudio AcunaElisa D'EsteStella J SoykaKonrad BaumMichael BockNadja LehmannJohannes RoosNikolas A StevensMasashi HasegawaDan A GaneaChloé M BenoitJan GründemannLia Y MinKalynn M BirdChristian SchultzVann BennettPaul JenkinsMaren Engelhardt

tissue imagingbiological imagingankyrin-g-gfp micelive imagingneuroscienceexcitable axonal microdomainsbiomedical imaging

Live Imaging of Excitable Axonal Microdomains in Ankyrin-G-Gfp Mice. eLife (2025)

neurologyankyrin-g-gfp micelive imagingneuroscienceexcitable axonal microdomainsneuroimagingmammalian biologygenetics

Use of Primary Cultured Hippocampal Neurons to Study the Assembly of Axon Initial Segments. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2021)

Rui YangVann Bennett

visual scienceneural sciencehippocampal neuronsneuroanatomycellular neurobiologycell biologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebrain scienceneurophysiologyscientific visualizationaxon initial segmentsvisualization

Decision Letter: Cortical Anchoring of the Microtubule Cytoskeleton is Essential for Neuron Polarity. (2020)

Peter W BaasVann Bennett

neural sciencemicrotubule cytoskeletondecision lettersystems neuroscienceneuroanatomycellular neurobiologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecortical anchoringneurophysiologycognitive sciencecomputational neuroscience

Decision Letter: Neurofascin and Kv7.3 Are Delivered to Somatic and Axon Terminal Surface Membranes En Route to the Axon Initial Segment. (2020)

Vann Bennett

axon initial segmentmembranesneuroscience

Decision Letter: Β Spectrin-Dependent and Domain Specific Mechanisms for Na+ Channel Clustering. (2020)

Vann Bennett

domain specific mechanismsclustering

Decision Letter: Nodal β Spectrins Are Required to Maintain Na+ Channel Clustering and Axon Integrity. (2019)

Vann Bennett

axon integrity

Ank2 Autism Mutation Targeting Giant Ankyrin-B Promotes Axon Branching and Ectopic Connectivity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Rui YangKathryn K. Walder-ChristensenNamsoo KimDanwei WuDamaris N. LorenzoAlexandra BadeaYong-Hui JiangHenry H. YinWilliam C. WetselVann Bennett

molecular neuroscienceneurogeneticsmedicinal researchgenome biologyneurosciencemolecular neurobiologymolecular geneticsmolecular biologyectopic connectivitygeneticshuman geneticsdevelopmental geneticsautismpsychiatric genetics

Neurodevelopmental Mutation of Giant Ankyrin-G Disrupts a Core Mechanism for Axon Initial Segment Assembly. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Rui YangKathryn K. Walder-ChristensenSamir LalaniHaidun YanIrene Díez García-PrietoSara ÁlvarezAlberto Fernández-JaénLaura SpeltzYong-Hui JiangVann Bennett

neurologyneuroanatomymolecular neurobiologyneurosciencecore mechanismmolecular neurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologygeneticsneurodevelopmental mutation

ΒIi-Spectrin Promotes Mouse Brain Connectivity Through Stabilizing Axonal Plasma Membranes and Enabling Axonal Organelle Transport. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Damaris N. LorenzoAlexandra BadeaRuobo ZhouPeter J. MohlerXiaowei ZhuangVann Bennett

brain connectivitysystems neurosciencephysiologyneuroanatomycellular neurobiologyaxonal plasma membranesneurosciencemembrane biologyneuroimagingpharmacologyin vivo systemsaxonal organelle transportsignal transductionmammalian biology

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Vann Bennett

Professor Emeritus

Duke University

Affiliations

Duke University School of Medicine

Biochemistry

Vann Bennett is currently serving as a Biochemistry Professor Emeritus at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Duke University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Author Response: Live Imaging of Excitable Axonal Microdomains in Ankyrin-G-Gfp Mice. (2025)

tissue imagingbiological imagingankyrin-g-gfp micelive imagingneuroscienceexcitable axonal microdomainsbiomedical imaging

Live Imaging of Excitable Axonal Microdomains in Ankyrin-G-Gfp Mice. eLife (2025)

neurologyankyrin-g-gfp micelive imagingneuroscienceexcitable axonal microdomainsneuroimagingmammalian biologygenetics

Use of Primary Cultured Hippocampal Neurons to Study the Assembly of Axon Initial Segments. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2021)

Rui YangVann Bennett

Decision Letter: Cortical Anchoring of the Microtubule Cytoskeleton is Essential for Neuron Polarity. (2020)

Peter W BaasVann Bennett

Decision Letter: Neurofascin and Kv7.3 Are Delivered to Somatic and Axon Terminal Surface Membranes En Route to the Axon Initial Segment. (2020)

Vann Bennett

axon initial segmentmembranesneuroscience

Decision Letter: Β Spectrin-Dependent and Domain Specific Mechanisms for Na+ Channel Clustering. (2020)

Vann Bennett

domain specific mechanismsclustering

Decision Letter: Nodal β Spectrins Are Required to Maintain Na+ Channel Clustering and Axon Integrity. (2019)

Vann Bennett

axon integrity

Ank2 Autism Mutation Targeting Giant Ankyrin-B Promotes Axon Branching and Ectopic Connectivity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Rui YangKathryn K. Walder-ChristensenNamsoo KimDanwei WuDamaris N. LorenzoAlexandra BadeaYong-Hui JiangHenry H. YinWilliam C. WetselVann Bennett

Neurodevelopmental Mutation of Giant Ankyrin-G Disrupts a Core Mechanism for Axon Initial Segment Assembly. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Rui YangKathryn K. Walder-ChristensenSamir LalaniHaidun YanIrene Díez García-PrietoSara ÁlvarezAlberto Fernández-JaénLaura SpeltzYong-Hui JiangVann Bennett

neurologyneuroanatomymolecular neurobiologyneurosciencecore mechanismmolecular neurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologygeneticsneurodevelopmental mutation

ΒIi-Spectrin Promotes Mouse Brain Connectivity Through Stabilizing Axonal Plasma Membranes and Enabling Axonal Organelle Transport. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Damaris N. LorenzoAlexandra BadeaRuobo ZhouPeter J. MohlerXiaowei ZhuangVann Bennett

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