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Vladimir Sirotkin

Assistant 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 Neuroscience And Physiology

Institute Of Suny Upstate Cancer Research

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Vladimir Sirotkin is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Assistant Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology at Upstate Medical University.

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Vladimir Sirotkin

Upstate Medical University

Assistant Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology

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cell biology molecular biology yeast fission yeast gene expression membrane biology genetics molecular and cellular biology molecular cell biology protein science cellular physiology developmental biology structural biology cell and molecular biology cellular biology protein assembly cytoskeleton cell research cell culture enzymes signal transduction vascular biology integrative biology mycelial interaction protein function protein transport developmental cell developmental science biological chemistry biochemical sciences bioenergetics redox biology free radical biology liver physiology plo biology applied microbiology molecular plant-microbe interactions cytogenetics biological networks molecular regulation cell-matrix interactions cell migration cell biomechanics prokaryotic system cell motility reactive oxygen species redox signaling muscle function endocytic pathway cell interactions fungal evolution fungal symbiosis glycosylation fungal cell biology fungal physiology cancer biology cell regulation science studies human sciences protein expression genome instability cytokinetic contractile f-actin network homeostasis quantitative analysis actin patch assembly actin filament bundling actin filament fragments mathematical modeling myosin-ii motor activity calmodulin-related light chain endocytic actin networks osmolyte glycerol exogenous n-ras oncogene cultured epithelial cells active lamellae early embryogenesis molecular genetics cell division cell signaling autophagy membrane proteins molecular physiology chromatin muscular dystrophies mechanobiology systems biology proteomics cell metabolism transcription (biology) transcription factors biochemistry molecular motors physiology plant cells cell death molecular medicine biophysics proteome research molecular metabolism myositis cellular differentiation nucleic acids fungal genetics ima fungus structural molecular biology extracellular matrix pathology biophysical review cellular biochemistry

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Engineering and Characterization of a Fluorescent Fission Yeast Arp2/3 Complex for Single Molecule Mechanistic Investigations. Cytoskeleton (2026)

protein sciencecytoskeletonmolecular cell biologymolecular biologymulti-protein assembly

Cappin’ or Formin’: Formin and Capping Protein Competition for Filament Ends Shapes Actin Networks. The Journal of Cell Biology (2023)

Synergy Between Wsp1 and Dip1 May Initiate Assembly of Endocytic Actin Networks. eLife (2020)

Connor J BalzerMichael L JamesHeidy Y Narvaez-OrtizLuke A HelgesonVladimir SirotkinBrad J Nolen

endocytic actin networkscell biologymembrane biologymolecular biologysignal transductionprotein assembly

Decision Letter: Direct Comparison of Clathrin-Mediated Endocytosis in Budding and Fission Yeast Reveals Conserved and Evolvable Features. (2019)

Human Myosin 1E Tail but Not Motor Domain Replaces Fission Yeast Myo1 Domains to Support Myosin-I Function During Endocytosis. Experimental Cell Research (2019)

Sarah R. BargerMichael L. JamesChristopher D. PellenzMira KrendelVladimir Sirotkin

molecular and cellular biologystem cell researchprotein transportcellular biologycell researchgeneticscell biologymolecular biologygene expressiongene therapymycelial interactioncellular physiologyyeastcellular differentiationprotein sciencehuman biologymolecular cell biologymyosin-i functioncell culture

The S. Pombe Adaptor Protein Bbc1 Regulates Localization of Wsp1 and Vrp1 During Endocytic Actin Patch Assembly. Journal of Cell Science (2019)

Cameron Dale MacQuarrieMariaSanta C. MangioneRobert CarrollMichael JamesKathleen L. GouldVladimir Sirotkin

molecular and cellular biologycell interactionsendocytic pathwaycell signalingcell biologydevelopmental biologymolecular cell biologycellular biologymolecular biologysignal transductioncell researchprotein assembly

Effects of Fsgs-Associated Mutations on the Stability and Function of Myosin-1 in Fission Yeast. Disease Models & Mechanisms (2015)

Jing BiRobert T. CarrollMichael L. JamesJessica L. OuderkirkMira KrendelVladimir Sirotkin

gene therapydisease mechanismsfsgs-associated mutationsenzymesmutagenesisgenome instabilityprotein sciencefission yeastcell biologyfunctional genomicsmembrane biologyyeastmolecular biologybiomedical modelinggene expressiongenetics

Rng3P is Required the Function of Non-Essential Myosin-II Myp2P.. Figshare (2015)

Eng2 is a Component of a Dynamic Protein Complex Required for Endocytic Uptake in Fission Yeast. Traffic (2014)

Javier Encinar del DedoFatima‐Zahra IdrissiYolanda Arnáiz‐PitaMichael JamesEncarnación Dueñas‐SanteroSara Orellana‐MuñozFrancisco del ReyVladimir SirotkinM. Isabel GeliCarlos R. Vázquez de Aldana

molecular and cellular biologyprotein sciencedynamic protein complexfission yeastendocytic uptakecell biologymembrane biologyyeastmolecular biologysystems biology

Fission Yeast Profilin is Tailored to Facilitate Actin Assembly by the Cytokinesis Formin Cdc12. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2014)

Andrew J. BestulJenna R. ChristensenAgnieszka P. GrzegorzewskaThomas A. BurkeJennifer A. SeesRobert T. CarrollVladimir SirotkinRobert J. KeenanDavid R. Kovar

biological engineeringcell biologymolecular cell biologyyeastmolecular biologyfission yeast profilingene expressionprotein assembly

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Vladimir Sirotkin

Assistant 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 Neuroscience And Physiology

Institute Of Suny Upstate Cancer Research

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Vladimir Sirotkin is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Assistant 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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Vladimir Sirotkin

Upstate Medical University

Assistant Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Engineering and Characterization of a Fluorescent Fission Yeast Arp2/3 Complex for Single Molecule Mechanistic Investigations. Cytoskeleton (2026)

protein sciencecytoskeletonmolecular cell biologymolecular biologymulti-protein assembly

Cappin’ or Formin’: Formin and Capping Protein Competition for Filament Ends Shapes Actin Networks. The Journal of Cell Biology (2023)

Synergy Between Wsp1 and Dip1 May Initiate Assembly of Endocytic Actin Networks. eLife (2020)

Connor J BalzerMichael L JamesHeidy Y Narvaez-OrtizLuke A HelgesonVladimir SirotkinBrad J Nolen

endocytic actin networkscell biologymembrane biologymolecular biologysignal transductionprotein assembly

Decision Letter: Direct Comparison of Clathrin-Mediated Endocytosis in Budding and Fission Yeast Reveals Conserved and Evolvable Features. (2019)

Human Myosin 1E Tail but Not Motor Domain Replaces Fission Yeast Myo1 Domains to Support Myosin-I Function During Endocytosis. Experimental Cell Research (2019)

Sarah R. BargerMichael L. JamesChristopher D. PellenzMira KrendelVladimir Sirotkin

The S. Pombe Adaptor Protein Bbc1 Regulates Localization of Wsp1 and Vrp1 During Endocytic Actin Patch Assembly. Journal of Cell Science (2019)

Cameron Dale MacQuarrieMariaSanta C. MangioneRobert CarrollMichael JamesKathleen L. GouldVladimir Sirotkin

Effects of Fsgs-Associated Mutations on the Stability and Function of Myosin-1 in Fission Yeast. Disease Models & Mechanisms (2015)

Jing BiRobert T. CarrollMichael L. JamesJessica L. OuderkirkMira KrendelVladimir Sirotkin

Rng3P is Required the Function of Non-Essential Myosin-II Myp2P.. Figshare (2015)

Eng2 is a Component of a Dynamic Protein Complex Required for Endocytic Uptake in Fission Yeast. Traffic (2014)

molecular and cellular biologyprotein sciencedynamic protein complexfission yeastendocytic uptakecell biologymembrane biologyyeastmolecular biologysystems biology

Fission Yeast Profilin is Tailored to Facilitate Actin Assembly by the Cytokinesis Formin Cdc12. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2014)

Andrew J. BestulJenna R. ChristensenAgnieszka P. GrzegorzewskaThomas A. BurkeJennifer A. SeesRobert T. CarrollVladimir SirotkinRobert J. KeenanDavid R. Kovar

biological engineeringcell biologymolecular cell biologyyeastmolecular biologyfission yeast profilingene expressionprotein assembly

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