Rachael M Kells
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Recent Articles
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Falk M, Kells R, Berthoud V
FEBS Lett
. 2014 Feb;
588(8):1221-9.
PMID: 24486527
Connexin proteins are short-lived within the cell, whether present in the secretory pathway or in gap junction plaques. Their levels can be modulated by their rate of degradation. Connexins, at...
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Fong J, Kells R, Falk M
Mol Biol Cell
. 2013 Jul;
24(18):2834-48.
PMID: 23885125
Gap junction (GJ) channels that electrically and chemically couple neighboring cells are formed when two hemichannels (connexons) of apposed cells dock head-on in the extracellular space. Remarkably, docked connexons are...
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Thevenin A, Kowal T, Fong J, Kells R, Fisher C, Falk M
Physiology (Bethesda)
. 2013 Mar;
28(2):93-116.
PMID: 23455769
Gap junctions (GJs) are the only known cellular structures that allow a direct cell-to-cell transfer of signaling molecules by forming densely packed arrays or "plaques" of hydrophilic channels that bridge...
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Falk M, Fong J, Kells R, OLaughlin M, Kowal T, Thevenin A
J Membr Biol
. 2012 Jul;
245(8):465-76.
PMID: 22825714
Gap junctions (GJs) are composed of tens to many thousands of double-membrane spanning GJ channels that cluster together to form densely packed channel arrays (termed GJ plaques) in apposing plasma...
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Fong J, Kells R, Gumpert A, Marzillier J, Davidson M, Falk M
Autophagy
. 2012 May;
8(5):794-811.
PMID: 22635056
Direct intercellular communication mediated by gap junctions (GJs) is a hallmark of normal cell and tissue physiology. In addition, GJs significantly contribute to physical cell-cell adhesion. Clearly, these cellular functions...