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Cardiac physiology - cardiovascular pharmacology - neuroendocrine regulation of heart function - cardiac electrophysiology - cyclic nucleotide signaling - intracellular compartmentation - molecular mechanisms of ion movement through ionic channels - cellular control of ion channels and active transport systems - pharmacology of cardiac ion channels.
The cyclic nucleotides (CN) cAMP and cGMP participate in the main regulations of cardiac function. They act as second messengers for sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, nitric oxide (NO) and natriuretic peptides. CN may exert beneficial or deleterious effects on the heart, depending on the duration of the stimulation. Acute elevation of CN regulate cardiac excitation-contraction coupling. However, chronic elevation of cAMP contributes to the development of cardiac hypertrophy and progression to heart failure (HF), while cGMP possesses anti-hypertrophic properties. Our work over the last years has been dedicated to understanding the intracellular organization of CN pathways, which we found are highly compartmentalized, and the changes occurring in pathophysiological situations. The general objective is to understand the molecular mechanisms responsible for the homeostasis of these two second messengers and the functional consequences for cellular and cardiac function. We developed novel electrophysiological and imaging techniques to record simultaneously cyclic nucleotide changes and key functional parameters of the cardiac cell.
Cardiac physiology - cardiovascular pharmacology - neuroendocrine regulation of heart function - cardiac electrophysiology - cyclic nucleotide signaling - intracellular compartmentation - molecular mechanisms of ion movement through ionic channels - cellular control of ion channels and active transport systems - pharmacology of cardiac ion channels.
The cyclic nucleotides (CN) cAMP and cGMP participate in the main regulations of cardiac function. They act as second messengers for sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, nitric oxide (NO) and natriuretic peptides. CN may exert beneficial or deleterious effects on the heart, depending on the duration of the stimulation. Acute elevation of CN regulate cardiac excitation-contraction coupling. However, chronic elevation of cAMP contributes to the development of cardiac hypertrophy and progression to heart failure (HF), while cGMP possesses anti-hypertrophic properties. Our work over the last years has been dedicated to understanding the intracellular organization of CN pathways, which we found are highly compartmentalized, and the changes occurring in pathophysiological situations. The general objective is to understand the molecular mechanisms responsible for the homeostasis of these two second messengers and the functional consequences for cellular and cardiac function. We developed novel electrophysiological and imaging techniques to record simultaneously cyclic nucleotide changes and key functional parameters of the cardiac cell.
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crossref(2024)
Medecine sciences : M/Sno. 6-7 (2024): 534-543
crossref(2023)
Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplementsno. 2 (2023): 185-185
biorxiv(2023)
Kaouter Bouadjel, Walma Pereira, Ana Maria Gomez Garcia,Jérôme Leroy,Patrick Lechène, Laetitia Bouchard,Francesca Rochais,Gregoire Vandecasteele,Rodolphe Fischmeister,Delphine Mika
Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplementsno. 2 (2023): 229-230
Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplementsno. 2 (2022): 38-39
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