Curriculum
Vitae
Name in full: Yong-Hua Ji
Sex: Male
Date and place of birth: March 18, 1955;
Nanjing
,
China
Marital Status: Married
Nationality: Chinese
Current appointment: Professor for
Neurobiology
Academic degree: Ph.D. for Pharmaceutical
Sciences,
University
of
Shizuoka
, August, 1994
Specialty:
Biochemistry, Genomic, Physiological Function, Pharmacology and
Toxicology of Natural neurotoxic polypeptides associating with ion
channels on the membrane
Mailing
addresses:
Office:
School
of
Life Sciences
,
Shanghai
University
.
Tel & Fax: 86-21-54920300, E-mail:
yhji@server.shcnc.an.cn
Education
and Working Experience:
l
11/1978, Graduated from
University
of
Science
and Technology of
China
, Department of Biophysics
l
12/1978-08/1986,
Research Assistant, Laboratory of
Neuropharmacology, Shanghai Institute of Physiology,
Chinese
Academy
of Sciences
l
09-11/1986, Visiting
Scientist, Okazaki National Institute
for Physiological Sciences (Prof. S. Terakawa)
l
01/1987-01/1988,
Visiting Scientist, Laboratoire de Biochimie,
Faculte de Medecine Secteur Nord, Universite d‘―Aix-Marseille II,
CNRS 553, INSERM 172, France ( Prof. H.Rochat)
l
01/1988-11/1993,
Research Associate, Laboratory of Molecular
Neuropharmacology, Shanghai Institute of Physiology,
Chinese
Academy
of Sciences
l
11/1990-01/1991,
Visiting Scientist, Okazaki National Institute for
Physiological Sciences (Prof. S. Terakawa)
l
03/1992, Visiting
Scientist,
Okazaki
National Institute for physiological Sciences (Prof. S.Terakawa)
l
11/1993-08/1994, Ph.D.
for Pharmaceutical Sciences, Laboratory of
Bioorganic Chemistry, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
University of
Shizuoka
(Prof. N.Yanaihara)
l
12/1993-02/1995,
Associate Professor, Laboratory of Molecular
Neuropharmacology,Shanghai Institute of Physiology,
Chinese
Academy
of Sciences
l
03/1995-03/2002, Head of Group for Channel Pharmacology & Toxicology,Shanghai Institute
of Physiology,
Chinese
Academy
of Sciences
l
10-11/1995, invited to
attend <The 20th Annual Meeting "Advances in
Comparative Endocrinology" of the Japanese Comparative
Endocrinology Society>, then undertook co-work in
Laboratory of Bioorganic Chemistry, School of Pharmaceutical
Sciences University of Shizuoka, as well in Okazaki National
Institute for physiological Sciences (Prof. N.Yanaihara)
l
25/04-
01/05/1996
, invited to attend <
Hong Kong
Annual Physiology Symposium ‘°New Frontiers in
Physiological Signaling‘±> (Prof. P.Y.D.Wong)
l
01-12/1997, JSPS Visiting Professor,
School
of
Pharmaceutical
Sciences,
University
of
Shizuoka
(Prof. M. Hoshino)
l
02/1998--03/2002, Professor, Supervisor for Ph.D-degree students£¬Chief of Graduate Student Division£¬Chief of Scientific
Project Division, Chairone of Labour Union, Shanghai Institute of Physiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
l
21-
23/09/1999
£¬Organizer, The First Workshop on New
Techniques for Life Science in the Coming 21 Century hold in
Shanghai Institute of Physiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
l
09-
16/10/1999
£¬invited to attend <The Fifth
Asia-Pacific Congress on Animal, Plant and Microbial Toxins>,
Pattaya, Thailand
l
20/06-
05/07/2000
£¬Organizer, supported by National Nature Sciences Foundation of
China to organize a group to visit Japan and South Korea of seeing about Neuroscience Progress in Both countries.
l
15-
25/09/2000
£¬invited to attend <The XIIth World
Congress of the International Society on Toxinology>,
Paris.
l
04/2002-12/2004£¬Director£¬The Key Laboratory of Neurobiology, Shanghai
Institutes for Biological Sciences, Chinese academy of sciences
l
06-
17/07/2002
, invited to attend <The 6th Asia-Pacific Congress on Animal, Plant and Microbial Toxins
& 11th Annual Scientific meeting of the Australasian
College
of
Tropical Medicine
>,
Cairns
,
Australia
l
Since 08/2004£¬Professor£¬School of Life Sciences,
Shanghai University
l
08-
12/09/2004
, invited to attend
<World Conference on Magic Bullets-To celebrate Paul
Ehrlich‘―s 150th birthday,
Nurnberg
,
Germany
l
13-
15/09/2004
, invited to visit Laboratoire de Biochimie,
Faculte de Medecine Secteur Nord, Universite d‘―Aix-Marseille II,
France ( Prof. H.Rochat)
l
20-
22/10/2004
, Organizer, The workshop of digital
imaging for Life Science in the Coming 21 Century hold in
Shanghai
Fu-Dan
University
l
25-
29/10/2005
, invited to attend <The 7th Asia-Pacific Congress on Animal, Plant and Microbial
Toxins>,
Cebu
,
Philippines
l
01-
02/12/2005
, invited to attend <13emes Rencontres en toxinologie>,
Paris
,
France
l
06-
09/12/2005
, invited to visit Laboratoire de Biochimie,
Faculte de Medecine Secteur Nord, Universite d‘―Aix-Marseille II,
France
Sociopluralities:
♣ Since 05/1989, a Academician of Chinese
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Society
♣
From 1992 to1999, a Syndic of 7th and 8th Council for Shanghai
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Society
♣ Since 02/1995, a Academician of Chinese Society
on Physiology
♣ Since 05/1996, a Academician of Chinese Society
on Toxicology
♣ Since 10/1996, a Academician of Chinese Society
on Neuroscience
♣ Since 12/1996, a Pluralistic Professor of
Nanjing Medical University
,
China
♣ From 05/1997 to
05/2001£¬a Commissioner of Scientific Committee, The Open Laboratory of
Neurobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
♣
From 1997 to 2000, a Consulting Editor of <Acta Physiological
Sinica> and <Chinese Journal of Physiologial Sciences>
♣ Since 08/2001, a Pluralistic Professor of
Shan-Xi University
,
China
♣
Since 01/2001, a Commissioner of Scientific Committee, The Key
Laboratory of Molecular Cell Biology,
Chinese
Academy
of Sciences
♣ From 01/2000 to12/2002, a Consulting Editor of
<Chinese Journal of Neuroscience>
♣ From 2002 to 2008, a Associate-Editor-in-Chief of
<Acta Physiological Sinica>
♣ Since 01/2002, a Consulting Editor of
<Chemistry of Life>
♣ Since 09/2000, a Academician of The International
Society on Toxinology
♣ Since 09/2001, a Academician of Chinese Society
on Biophysics
♣ Since 2001, a Syndic of
Shanghai
Society for Neuroscience
♣ Since 2001, a Syndic of
Shanghai
Society for Biophysics
♣ Since 06/2002, a Executive Syndic of Biophysical Society of
China
.
♣ Since 09/2003, a Pluralistic Professor of Yan-An University,
China
♣ Since 12/2003, Secretary-general of Chinese Society for
Neurosciences
Publications:
[1] Zhao
Y.J., Zhang S.X. & Ji Y.H. (1980) Isolation and
recombination of ATPase complex F1X from the mitochondria of swine
heart, Prog.Biochem.Biophys., 3:61-64 (In Chinese)
[2] Ji Y.H et al. (1983) Isolation and identification of cardiotoxic and
neurotoxic components from venom of Bungarus fasciatus
Schneider, Acta Herpetologica Sinica, 2(2):69-74 (In
Chinese)
[3] Ji
Y.H & Hsu K. (1983) Isolation and purification of
mammal neurotoxins from the venom of the scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch, Acta Biochem.Biophys.Sinica,
15(6): 517-521 (In Chinese)
[4] Ji Y.H, Hsu K. & Gu Z.W. Partial amino acid sequence of mammalian
neurotoxin I from the venom of the scorpion Buthus martensi
Karsch, Kexue Tongbao, 1984, 29(19):1200-1202 (In
Chinese), Chinese Sci. Bull., 1985,
30(6):813-816 (English version)
[5] Ji
Y.H & Hsu K. (1986) Biochemical study on scorpion
anti-mammal neurotoxins, Prog.Physiol.Sci.,
17(3):234-239 (In Chinese)
[6] Shin
Y.L., Ji Y.H & Wang W.P. (1987) Effects of the
extract from the centipede (Scolopendra subspinipes mutilans,
Lkoch) on heart and uterus contraction and on blood glueose level,
Zoological Res., 8(1):68,76 (In Chinese)
[7] Ji Y.H, Shin Y.L. & Hsu K. (1988) Scorpion venoms and scorpion
neurotoxins, The Study and Practice of Natural Toxins,
Science Press, Beijing, China, pp. 145-158 (In Chinese)
[8] Ji Y.H, Kimura Y., Hsu K. & Terakawa S. (1988) Purification and the
partial amino acid sequence of an insect neurotoxin from the venom
of scorpion Buthus martensi Karsch, Comp.Biochem.Physiol.,
90C
(1):237-240
[9] Kimura
Y., Terakawa S., Hsu K. & Ji Y.H. (1988) Ionic
composition of the haemolymph of a Chinese scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch, Comp.Biochem.Physiol.,
91A
(2):323-325
[10]
Terakawa S., Kimura Y., Hsu K. & Ji Y.H. (1989)
Lack of effect of a neurotoxin from the scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch on nerve fibers of this scorpion, Toxicon,
27(5):569-578
[11] Zhang
Y., Liu W.Y., Ji Y.H & Hsu K. (1989) Study on
phosphomonoesterase, RNase and Dnase in spider (Lycosa
singoriensis) venom, Zoological Res.,
10(2):139-142 (In Chinese)
[12] Hsu
K., Ji Y.H & Qu X.M. (1989) Identification and
purification of an antibacterial polypeptide from the venom of
spider Lycosa singoriensis, Acta Zoological Sinica,
35(3):300-305 (In Chinese)
[13] Luo
G.X., Zhang L.Q., Gu Z.W., Ji Y.H & Hsu K.
(1989) Partial sequence of toxin II of Buthus martensi
Karsch active on mammals, Prog.Biochem. Biophys.,
16(1):46-47 (In Chinese)
[14] Ji Y.H & Lu L.F. (1990) Molecular
structure and pharmacological effect of scorpion neurotoxins, Chemistry
of life, 10(1):1-3 (In Chinese)
[15] Ji Y.H. (1990) Biochemical study on scorpion anti-insect neurotoxins, Prog.Biochem.
Biophys., 17(2):100-105 (In Chinese)
[16] Ji
Y.H & Hsu K. (1991) Surveying on heat resistance and
polymeric property of antibacterial substances in the venom of
spider Lycosa singoriensis, Acta Zoological Sinica,
37:258-262 (In Chinese)
[17] Zhao
W.Q., Ji Y.H, Hsu K., Chen Z.G., Sha H.F. & Bao
G.L. (1991) Cytopathic action of spider (Lycosa singoriensis)
venom and it‘―s fractions on the cultured human lung
adenocarcinoma cells (SPA-A1), Zoological Res.,
12(1):67-71 (In Chinese)
[18] Zhu
D.Y. & Ji,Y.H.* (1992) Classification of alpha type
scorpion neurotoxins on the basis of their structure features, Chin.
J Pharm. Toxicol., 6(2):91-96 (English version)
[19] Ji
Y.H,* Mansuelle P., Hsu K., Granier C., Kopeyan C.,
Terakawa S. & Rochat H., Amino acid sequence of an excitatory
insect-selective toxin (BmK IT) from venom of the scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch, Sci. China, 1993, 23(1):46-52 (In
Chinese); 1994,
37(1):42-49 (English version)
[20] Ji
Y.H,* Lu L.F., Zhu D.Y., Hsu K., Kajiura H. & Terakawa
S. HPLC purification and partial amino acid sequence of an alpha
type anti-insect neurotoxin from venom of scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch, Chin. Sci. Bull., 1993,
38(5):465-467 (In Chinese); 1993, 38(14):1211-1215 (English
version)
[21] Ji
Y.H,* Hattore H., Ksu K. & Terakawa S., Molecular
characteristics of four new depressant insect neurotoxins purified
from venom of Buthus martensi Karsch by HPLC, Sci.
China, 1993, 23(9):923-930 (In Chinese); 1994,
37(8):954-963 (English version)
[22]
Marchot P., Khelif A., Ji Y.H, Mansuelle P. &
Bougis P.E. (1993) Binding of 125I-Fasciculin to rat brain
acetylcholinesterase: The complx still binds diisopropyl
fluorophosphate, J. Biol. Chem., 268 (17):
12458-12467
[23] Ji
Y.H.,* Lu L.F., Hsu K., Hattori H. & Terakawa S.
Purification and partial amino acid sequence of a novel
presynaptic toxin and a cytotoxin from venom of the pit veper Agkistrodon
blomhoffii brevicadus, Sci. China, 1993,
23(12):1259-1266 (In Chinese);
1995, 38(2):169-178 (In English)
[24] Ji
Y.H.,* Terakawa S. & Hsu K. (1994) Primary structure
of a depressant insect-selective toxin from venom of scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch, Chin. Sci. Bull., 39(3):269-272
(In Chinese); 39(11): 945-949 (English version)
[25] Hsu K.
& Ji Y.H. (1994) b2 -agkistrodotoxin:
an presynaptic toxin purified from the venom of the pit veper, Chin.
J. Snakology, 3(1):26-29, (In Chinese)
[26] Ji
Y.H.* & Liu Y. (1995)
Potassium channel-blocking peptides from scorpion, Chin.
Bull. Life Sci. 7(5): 1-5,10 (In Chinese)
[27] Liu
Y. & Ji Y.H,* (1996) Research advance on
molecular biology of scorpion neurotoxins, Chin. Bull. Life
Sci., 8(2): 34-37 (In Chinese).
[28] Ji Y.H.,* Terakawa S. & Hsu K. (1994) Primary structure of a depressant
insect-selective toxin from venom of scorpion Buthus martensi
Karsch, Chin. Sci. Bull., 39(3):269-272 (In
Chinese); 39(11):
945- 949 (English version)
[29] Ji Y.H.,* Mansuelle P., Terakawa S., Kopeyan C., Yanaihara N., Xu K. & Rochat
H. (1996) Two neurotoxins (BmK I and BmK II) from the venom of
scorpion Buthus martensi Karsch: purification, amino acid
sequences and assessment of specific activity, Toxicon,
34(9):987-1001
[30] Ji Y.H.,* Xu K., Kawano S., Hirayama Y., Hiraroka M., Kuniyasu A. &
Nakayama H. An new scorpion polypeptide enhances the binding of
radiolabeled-ryanodine on ryanodine-receptor in sarcoplasmic
reticulum of rabbit skeletal-muscle, Chin. Sci. Bull.,
1996,22:2077-2080 (In Chinese);
1997, 42(2):147-150 (English version)
[31] Liu
Y., Ren H.M., Ji Y.H.,* Ohishi T., Hoshino M.,
Mochizuki T. & Yanaihara N. (1996) Purification and the
partial amino acid sequence of an new activator homologue of
ryanodine receptor on skeletal muscle, Biomedical Res.,
17(6): 451-455
[32] Ji Y.H.* & Zhao J. (1996) Scorpion toxins could be used as a ‘°scaffold‘±
to build new peptide drug molecules. Chemistry of Life,
16(4):32-34
[33] Ji Y.H.* & Zhao J. (1996) How far the virus containning the gene(s) of
insect-selective neurotoxic peptide(s) from scorpion venom to
reach to bio pesticide ? Chin.Bull.Life Sci.8(3):37-39
(In Chinese)
[34] Ji Y.H,* Liu Y., Xu K., Ohishi T., Hoshino M., Mochizuki T. & Yanaihara N.
(1997) Amino acid sequence of BmK AS, an novel polypeptide
activator of ryanodine receptor on skeletal muscle, Chin.
Sci. Bull., 9:976-980 (In
Chinese); 11:952-956
(English version)
[35] Ren
H.M. & Ji Y.H.* (1997) Observation of
polymerism and isomerism of b-agkistrodotoxin. Prog.Biochem. Biophys.,
6:521-525 (In Chinese)
[36]Wu H.M.,
Huang X.L., Ji Y.H. & Wang D.C. (1997)
Two-dimensional 1H nuclear magnetic resonance study on
neurotoxin BmK I----Sequential resonance assignments and secondary
structure, Prog. Natu Sci. 6:741-747 (In Chinese);
3:366-370 (English version)
[37] Ji Y.H.,* Huang H.Y., Zhou C.W., Liu Y., Hoshino M., Mochizuki T. & Yanaihara
N. (1997) BmK AS, an active scorpion polypeptide, enhances [3H]noradrenal
release from rat hippocampal slices. Biomedical Res.
3:257-260
[38] Liu
Y., Zhao Q., Ji Y.H.*, Oiki S., Hazama A.,
Morishima S., Sabirov R., Zhou S.S., Hayashi S., Tsumura T., Ito
T., Furuya K & Okada Y (1997) The venom of Scorpion B.martensi
Selectively Inhibits Transient Outward K+ Currents in
Neonatal Rat Ventricular Cells and Kv+
Channel currents in NG108-15 Cells. Biomedical Res.
5:383-388
[39] Ohishi
T., Iguchi K., Mochizuki T., Hoshino M., Ji Y.H.
& Yanaihara N (1997) Isolation and characterization of
neuropeptide Y from the brain of a Chinese snake, Dinodon
rufozonatus. Biomedical Res. 18:87-93
[40] Ohishi
T., Nakajima H., Iguchi K., Mochizuki T., Hoshino M., Ji Y.H.
& Yanaihara N. (1997) Isolation and sequence determination of
snake (Dinodon rufozonatus Cantor) and yellow fin tuna (Thunnus
albacares) NPYs. Peptide Chemistry 1996, pp. 153-156
[41] Ji Y.H.,* Li Y.J., Song B.L., Yamaki T., Mochizuki T., Hoshino M &
Yanaihara N (1997) Covalent structures of BmK AS and BmK AS-1, two
novel neurotoxic polypeptides purified from Chinese scorpion Buthus
martensi karsch. Advances in Comparative Endocrinology,
Tome 1: 629-633
[42] Ji Y.H.,* (1998) A reform on :Brain Research‘± occuring in
Japan
. World Sci-Tech R & D., 20(1):59-60 (In
Chinese)
[43] Ji Y.H.*, Li Y.J., Zhang J.W., Song B.L., Yamaki T., Mochizuki T., Hoshino M.,
Yanaihara N. (1999) Covalent structures of BmK AS and BmK AS-1,
two novel bioactive polypeptides purified from Chinese scorpion Buthus
martensi Karsch. Toxicon 37:519-536 [IF=1.248]
[44] Kuniyasu
A., Kawano S., Hirayama Y., Ji Y.H., Xu K., Ohkura
M., Furukawa K., Ohizumi Y., Hiraoka M., Nakayama H (1999) A new
scorpion toxin (BmK-PL) stimulates Ca2+-release channel
activity of the skeletal-muscle ryanodine receptor by an indirect
mechanism. Biochem J. 339: 343-350
[IF=4.35]
[45] Tong
Q.C., Zhang Y., Zhou Z.N. & Ji Y.H.* (1999) The
characterization and blocking effects on Ito of rat ventricular
myocyte of new minipeptides from Buthus martensi Karsch. Acta
Biochimica et Biophysica Sinica 31(3): 347-349
(In Chinese)
[IF=0.153]
[46] Li Y.J.,
Liu Y. & Ji Y.H. * (1999) Characteristics
of BmK AS binding to rat brain and cockroach nervecord
synaptosomes Acta Biochimica et Biophysica Sinica
31(5): 604-606 [IF=0.153]
[47] Ji Y.H.* (1999) Scorpion neurotoxic polypeptides and their ion channel
targets. Fudan Lectures in Neurobiology, XV:91-104 (in
Chinese)
[48] Jia
L.Y. & Ji Y.H.* (1999) Subtypes and functions of
voltage-gated Na+ channel, Prog.Physiol.Sci.,
30(2):107-112 (In Chinese)
[49]Tan
Z.Y. & Ji Y.H.* (1999) Voltage-gated Na+ channel
in nociceptive afferents of DRG neurons. Prog.Physiol.Sci.,
30(3):198-202 (In Chinese)
[50] Li Y.J.
& Ji Y.H.* (1999) Channelopathy of voltage-gated
sodium channel. Prog.Physiol.Sci., 30(4):297-302 (In
Chinese)
[51] Tong
Q.C. & Ji Y.H.* (1999) A new type of
antimicrobial peptide‘ͺdefensin. Chin. Bull. Life Sci.
11(3):117-120 (In
Chinese)
[52] Li
Y.J. & Ji Y.H.* (1999) A new investigation of
toxicological mechanism of mercury and arsenic.Shanghai J.
Traditional Chin. Medicine, 3:40-42 (In Chinese)
[53] Jia
L.Y., Zhang J.W. & Ji Y.H.* (1999) Biosensor
binding assay of BmK AS-1, a novel Na+ channel-blocking
scorpion ligand on rat brain synaptosomes Neuroreport
10(16): 3359-336
[IF=2.682]
[54]
Jia L.Y., Xie H.F. & Ji Y.H.* (2000)
Characterization of four distinct monoclonal antibodies specific
to BmK As-1, a novel scorpion bioactive polypeptide. Toxicon
38: 605-617
[IF=1.445]
[55] Li
Y.J., Jia L.Y. & Ji Y.H.* (2000) Kinetic distributioin of long-chain scorpion
neurotoxins in mice. Chin J Pharm. Toxic 14(2):
116-120 (English version)
[56] Huang
X.L., Xiao H., Tang Y., Yu X.Y., Liu X.J., Ji Y.H.
& Wang H.L. (2000)
Effects of the polypeptide of scorpion venom: BmK VII, BmK XIII on
spontaneous active potential of the central nerve of periplaneta
americana, Acta Universitatis Medicinalis Nanjing,
20(3):181-185 (In Chinese)
[57] Ji
Y.H.* & Tong Q.C. (2000) Advances on the study of
several kinds of K+ channels. Chin. Bull. Life
Sci.,12(2):63-67 (In
Chinese)
[58] Tong
Q.C., Zhang Y., Zhou Z.N. & Ji Y.H.* (2000) BmP02, one short-chain scorpion peptide
selectively blocks transient outward K+ channel of
adult rat ventricular myocyte. Regulatory Peptides
9(1-3): 85-92
[IF=2.634]
[59] Li
Y.J., Liu Y. & Ji Y.H.* (2000) A new scorpion
neurotoxin BmK AS binds to distinct receptor sites of
voltage-gated sodium channel on rat brain and insect synaptosomes.
J Neurosci Res. 61(5): 541-548
[IF=3.207]
[60] Ye
J.G., Tan Z.Y., Li Y.J., Yan Y.P., Li C., Chen J. & Ji
Y.H.* (2000) Purification, cDNA cloning and functional
assessment of BmK abT, a novel type neurotoxin from the scorpion
species in the old world. FEBS Letters 479(3):
136-140
[IF=3.44]
[61] Xiao
H., Mao X., Tan Z.Y., Shi Y., Zhang J.W., Chen J., Zhao Z.Q. &
Ji Y.H. (2000) Effect of BmK AS-1, polypeptide
purified from Chinese Buthus martensi Karsch (BmK) toxin, on rat
cutaneous nociception. Chin. J. Pharm. Toxicol., 14(4):283-286
(In Chinese)
[62] Li
Y.J. & Ji Y.H.* (2000) The binding of BmK I, an a-like scorpion toxin on rat brain and cockroach
nerve cord synaptosomes, J Peptide Res. 2000,
56(4):195-200
[IF=1.439]
[63] Li
Y.J., & Ji Y.H* (2000) The binding of BmK IT2, a
depressant insect-selective scorpion toxin on the rat brain and
cockroach nerve cord synaptosomes, Neurosci. Res.,
38(3):257-264
[IF=1.807]
[64] Wang
C.Y., Tan Z.Y., Zhao Z.Q. & Ji Y.H.*
(2000) Antihyperalgesia effect of BmKIT2, a depressant
insect-selective scorpion toxin in rat by peripheral
administration, Brain Res. Bull., 53:335-338
[IF=1.758]
[65] Xu Y.Q.,
Wu J.H., Pei J.M., Shi Y.Y., Ji Y.H. & Tong,Q.C.
(2000) Solution structure of BmP02, a new potassium channel
blocker from the venom of Chinese scorpion Buthus martensi
Karsch. Biochemistry 39(45):13669-13675
[IF=4.221]
[66] Tan
Z.Y., Xiao H., Mao X., Wang C.Y., Zhao Z.Q. & Ji Y.H.*
(2001) The inhibitory effects of BmK IT2, a scorpion neurotoxin on
rat nociceptive flexion reflex and possible mechanism of
modulating voltage-gated Na+ channels, Neuropharmacology
40(3):352-357 [IF=3.854]
[67] Tan
Z.Y., Mao X., Xiao H., Zhao Z.Q. & Ji Y.H.*
(2001) Buthus martensi Karsch agonist of skeletal-muscle
RyR-1, a acorpion active polypeptide: antinociceptive effect on
rat peripheral nervous system and spinal cord, and inhibition of
voltage-gated Na+ currents in dorsal root ganglion
neurons, Neurosci. Lett. 297(2):65-68
[IF=2.021]
[68] Ye J.G.,
Chen J., Zuo X.P. & Ji Y.H.* (2001) Cloning and
characterization of cDNA sequences encoding two novel toxin
precursors from the venom of Chinese scorpion Buthus martensi
Karsch. Toxicon 39:1191-1194
[IF=1.575]
[69] Wu Y.,
Ji Y.H. & Shi Y.L.,* (2001)Sodium current
in NG108-15 cell inhibited by scorpion BmK AS-1 and restored by
its specific monocolonal antibodies. J. Natural Toxins
10:
193~198
[IF=0.894]
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