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SPOTL]i[GHT - Nanion Technologies
Nanion Technologies
16 episodes
1 week ago
A selection of user interviews from around the globe. Topics covering electrophysiology, ion channels and drug discovery.
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A selection of user interviews from around the globe. Topics covering electrophysiology, ion channels and drug discovery.
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Science
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Dr. Filip Van Petegem (University of British Columbia)
SPOTL]i[GHT - Nanion Technologies
28 minutes 37 seconds
4 years ago
Dr. Filip Van Petegem (University of British Columbia)

On this episode of the podcast we spoke with Dr. Filip Van Petegem about his journey starting as a structural biologist, with the work his lab is currently doing with regards to studying the structure and function of ion channels, membrane protein responsible for electrical signaling in excitable cells. His current projects involve voltage-gated sodium and calcium channels, as well as Ryanodine Receptors which he recently published a paper about, read it here.

Connect with Filip on LinkedIn. See the updates on his latest research on Google Scholar and ResearchGate and follow direct updates from his lab.

SPOTL]i[GHT - Nanion Technologies
A selection of user interviews from around the globe. Topics covering electrophysiology, ion channels and drug discovery.