James Maylie – Grants — Oregon Health & Science University

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BRAIN TRANSPORT AND METABOLISM IN HYPOGLYCEMIA AND DIABETES
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT
Barklis, E., Ciment, G., Hammerstad, J., Maylie, J., Ronnekleiv, O., Storrs, F., Trune, D. & Whitham, R.
Project: Research project
Coupled LTP-dependent trafficking of synaptic SK channels and NMDARs
Adelman, J. & Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
PLASTICITY OF ION CHANNELS IN FETAL CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
PHYSIOLOGY OF DEVELOPING MUSCLE
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
REGULATION OF ION CHANNELS IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS AND CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
PHYSIOLOGY OF DEVELOPING MUSCLE
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
SK channels: Roles and mechanisms for dendritic excitability and plasticity
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
Molecular Physiology of SK2 channels in CA1 neurons
Adelman, J. & Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
PHYSIOLOGY OF DEVELOPING MUSCLE
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
REGULATION OF ION CHANNELS IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS AND CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project
PHYSIOLOGY OF DEVELOPING MUSCLE
Maylie, J.
Project: Research project