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Vladimir Cherny

Rush University

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Department Of Molecular Biophysics And Physiology

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physiology biophysics electrophysiology membrane biology cell biology cellular physiology molecular biology signal transduction neurophysiology molecular physiology cell signaling redox biology proton channels oxidative stress free radical biology proton transfer membrane transport hyperpolarization (biology) voltage-gated proton channel reactive oxygen species cell physiology human physiology human neutrophils voltage-gated proton channels neurons phagocytes human eosinophils nadph oxidase immune responses protein science redox signaling neurotransmission biological chemistry bioenergetics cellular biochemistry bioluminescence biophysical modeling proton therapy selectivity filter enzyme inhibition membrane science cell metabolism path dependence proton-exchange membrane neurochemistry translational physiology bioelectrochemistry anesthetic mechanism voltage-gated h+ currents electron currents vascular biology transition metal chemistry electrical insulation hydrogen energy molecular neurodegeneration molecular regulation amphiphilic system inhibitory activity hydrogen bond granulocyte ion emission high voltage engineering disease physiology lipid peroxidation immunoglobulin e neuroinflammation brain-immune interaction energy metabolism experimental pharmacology voltage dependence nadph oxidase reveals bcr-dependent generation ph gradient ph-dependent inhibition other divalent cations nadph oxidase-related proton

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Interaction With Stomatin Directs Human Proton Channels Into Cholesterol-Dependent Membrane Domains. Biophysical Journal (2024)

lipidscholesterol-dependent membrane domainsproteinlipid interactionmembrane transportcell signalingcell biologymembrane proteinsbiochemistrymolecular physiologymembrane biologylipid movementcellular biochemistry

Interior Ph-Sensing Residue of Human Voltage-Gated Proton Channel Hv1 is Histidine 168. Biophysical Journal (2024)

biophysicsinterior ph-sensing residueelectrophysiologyhistidine 168biochemistryhyperpolarization (biology)bioelectronicsproton transfer

Cholesterol Affects Voltage-Gated Proton Channels Indirectly. Biophysical Journal (2023)

lipidsclinical lipidologyphysiologymembrane transportelectrophysiologybiochemistryvoltage-gated proton channelsmembranes

Human Proton Channels Accumulate in Cholesterol Dependent Membrane Domains via Direct Interaction With Stomatin. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

lipidsproteinlipid interactionphysiologymembrane transportcell biologymembrane proteinscellular physiologybiochemistrydirect interactionmolecular physiologymembrane biologyhuman proton channelslipid movementcellular biochemistry

Unexpected Expansion of the Voltage‐Gated Proton Channel Family. FEBS Journal (2022)

particle physicsunexpected expansionphysicsnuclear physicshigh energy density physicsatomic physicshigh energy physicselectron configurationnuclear scienceproton transfer

Analysis of an Electrostatic Mechanism for ΔPh Dependent Gating of the Voltage-Gated Proton Channel, Hv1, Supports a Contribution of Protons to Gating Charge. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics (2021)

δph dependent gatingelectrical engineeringproton transferelectrostatic mechanismvoltage-gated proton channel

Engineered High-Affinity Zinc Binding Site Reveals Gating Configurations of a Human Proton Channel. The Journal of General Physiology (2020)

Vladimir V. ChernyBoris MussetDeri MorganSarah ThomasSusan M.E. SmithThomas E. DeCoursey

high-affinity zincneuroscienceneurophysiologyhuman proton channelphysiological researchphysiologyhuman physiologycellular biochemistrybiological engineeringneurochemistrycellular neurobiologycellular physiologytranslational physiologyprotein scienceelectrophysiologyhuman biologymolecular physiologymembrane biologysignal transductionredox biology

Expression and Function of Voltage Gated Proton Channels (Hv1) in Mda-Mb-231 Cells. PLoS ONE (2020)

Dan J. BareVladimir V. ChernyThomas E. DeCourseyAbde M. AbukhdeirDeri Morgan

biophysicsmolecular and cellular biologyproton therapyproton-exchange membraneprotein sciencemembrane transportcell signalingcell biologycellular physiologymembrane biologymolecular cell biologyproton transfermolecular biologyproton channelssignal transductiongene expression

Hydrophobic Gasket Mutation Produces Proton Selective Gating Pore Currents in Closed Human Voltage-Gated Proton Channels. Biophysical Journal (2020)

Richard L. BanhVladimir V. ChernyDeri MorganBoris MussetSarah ThomasKethika KulleperumaSusan M. SmithThomas E. DeCourseyRégis Pomès

biophysicsphysiologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencehydrophobic gasket mutationmolecular biophysicsexperimental biophysicsmembrane biologysignal transduction

Is the Hydrophobic Gasket a Secondary Selectivity Filter in the Human Voltage Gated Proton Channel Hhv1?. Biophysical Journal (2019)

Richard BanhKethika KulleperumaVladimir V. ChernyDeri MorganBoris MussetSarah ThomasSusan M.E. SmithRégis PomèsThomas E. DeCoursey

biophysicsphysiologysecondary selectivity filterneurosciencemembrane biologyhydrophobic gaskethuman voltage

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Vladimir Cherny

Rush University

Affiliations

Department Of Molecular Biophysics And Physiology

News & Events

Rush University

NoneVladimir Cherny is currently serving as a Molecular Biophysics And Physiology faculty at Rush University.

Honors

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Vladimir Cherny

Rush University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Interaction With Stomatin Directs Human Proton Channels Into Cholesterol-Dependent Membrane Domains. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Interior Ph-Sensing Residue of Human Voltage-Gated Proton Channel Hv1 is Histidine 168. Biophysical Journal (2024)

biophysicsinterior ph-sensing residueelectrophysiologyhistidine 168biochemistryhyperpolarization (biology)bioelectronicsproton transfer

Cholesterol Affects Voltage-Gated Proton Channels Indirectly. Biophysical Journal (2023)

lipidsclinical lipidologyphysiologymembrane transportelectrophysiologybiochemistryvoltage-gated proton channelsmembranes

Human Proton Channels Accumulate in Cholesterol Dependent Membrane Domains via Direct Interaction With Stomatin. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Unexpected Expansion of the Voltage‐Gated Proton Channel Family. FEBS Journal (2022)

particle physicsunexpected expansionphysicsnuclear physicshigh energy density physicsatomic physicshigh energy physicselectron configurationnuclear scienceproton transfer

δph dependent gatingelectrical engineeringproton transferelectrostatic mechanismvoltage-gated proton channel

Engineered High-Affinity Zinc Binding Site Reveals Gating Configurations of a Human Proton Channel. The Journal of General Physiology (2020)

Vladimir V. ChernyBoris MussetDeri MorganSarah ThomasSusan M.E. SmithThomas E. DeCoursey

Expression and Function of Voltage Gated Proton Channels (Hv1) in Mda-Mb-231 Cells. PLoS ONE (2020)

Dan J. BareVladimir V. ChernyThomas E. DeCourseyAbde M. AbukhdeirDeri Morgan

Hydrophobic Gasket Mutation Produces Proton Selective Gating Pore Currents in Closed Human Voltage-Gated Proton Channels. Biophysical Journal (2020)

Richard L. BanhVladimir V. ChernyDeri MorganBoris MussetSarah ThomasKethika KulleperumaSusan M. SmithThomas E. DeCourseyRégis Pomès

biophysicsphysiologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencehydrophobic gasket mutationmolecular biophysicsexperimental biophysicsmembrane biologysignal transduction

Is the Hydrophobic Gasket a Secondary Selectivity Filter in the Human Voltage Gated Proton Channel Hhv1?. Biophysical Journal (2019)

Richard BanhKethika KulleperumaVladimir V. ChernyDeri MorganBoris MussetSarah ThomasSusan M.E. SmithRégis PomèsThomas E. DeCoursey

biophysicsphysiologysecondary selectivity filterneurosciencemembrane biologyhydrophobic gaskethuman voltage

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