CMPR Membership
Membership:
- Guillermo Altenberg, M.D., Ph.D., Professor
Structure, function and regulation of normal gap-junctional proteins and mutants that cause heart disease and deafness.
(806) 743-2531, G.Altenberg@ttuhsc.edu
- Pablo Artigas, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Structure based functional studies of Na/K ATPase and bilayer regulation of membrane protein function.
(806) 743-3170, Pablo.Artigas@ttuhsc.edu
- Michael P. Blanton, Ph.D., Professor
Structural analysis of ligand gated channels.
(806) 743-2425, Michael.Blanton@ttuhsc.edu
- Luis Cuello, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Structure-function studies of voltage-gated K+ channels.
(806) 743-2525, Luis.Cuello@ttuhsc.edu
- Joe A. Fralick, Ph.D., Professor
Transport physiology of bacteria.
(806) 743-2555, Joe.Fralick@ttuhsc.edu
- Lan Guan, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
High-resolution structure modeling of solute transporters.
(806) 743-3102, Lan.Guan@ttuhsc.edu
- Juyang Huang, Ph.D., Associate Professor
The role of cholesterol in determining the physical, chemical and functional properties of biomembranes.
(806) 742-4780, Juyang.Huang@ttu.edu
- Michaela Jansen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Structure and function studies of ligand-gated ion channels and transporters.
(806) 743-4059, Michaela.Jansen@ttuhsc.edu
- Jose Perez-Zoghbi, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
The cellular mechanisms of epithelium-smooth muscle communication in the lung.
(806) 743-2522, Jf.Perez@ttuhsc.edu
- Thomas A. Pressley, Ph.D., Professor
Function and regulation of the sodium-potassium pump and similar ion transporters.
(806) 743-4056, Thomas.Pressley@ttuhsc.edu
- Luis Reuss, M.D., Professor and Director
Ion and water transport mechanisms; structure and function of gap-junction channels and hemichannels.
(806) 743-2627, Luis.Reuss@ttuhsc.edu
- R. Bryan Sutton, Ph.D., Associate Professor
X-ray crystallography of peripheral membrane associating C2 domains in synaptotagmin and human dysferlin.
(806) 743-4058, Roger.B.Sutton@ttuhsc.edu
- Ina Urbatsch, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Structure-function relationships in the multidrug-resistance proteins.
(806) 743-2700, Ina.Urbatsch@ttuhsc.edu
- Joachim Weber, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Enzymatic mechanism of ATP synthesis by the ATP synthase.
(806) 742-1297, Joachim.Weber@ttuhsc.edu
Last revised, 10 March 2010