Department of Biophysics and Functional Diagnostics.
Head:
Mikhail B. Baskakov MD, PhD, DMSci
Education
Graduate of the Medical Faculty of Tomsk Medical Institute
Doctor of Medical Sciences
Professor
Membership in Scientific Academies and other scientific titles:
Russian Society of Physiologists
Contact information:
phone: +7 3822 420954
e-mail: kistenev
ido.tsu.ru
Main Scientific Directions of the Department
Intracellular and intercellular signaling
Developed Sections and Directions of Scientific Research
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Study of the mechanisms by which ion transport and intercellular signalling systems operate excitation-contraction coupling in vascular and visceral smooth muscle cells.
Supervisor: Prof. Mikhail B. Baskakov;
e-mail: baskakov
ssmu.ru
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The mechanisms of NO-dependent regulation of electrical and contractile activity in smooth muscles.
Supervisor: Prof. Igor V. Kovalev;
e-mail: kovalev
mail.ru
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Physiological and pathophysiological mechanisms in the regulation of contractile activity in pulmonary vessels and airways.
Supervisor: Prof. Leonid V. Kapilevich;
e-mail: kapil
yandex.ru
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The role of second messengers in the regulation of Ca2+-activated K+ channels from erythrocytes.
Supervisor: Prof. Irina V. Petrova.
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Studying the contractile regulation of smooth muscles from respiratory tract and pulmonary artery.
Supervisor: Dr. Alexey V. Nosarev;
e-mail: nosarev
ssmu.ru
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Examination of the role of cell volume and cell volume-sensitive ion transport in the regulation of vascular smooth muscle functions.
Supervisor: Dr. Yana J. Anfinogenova;
e-mail: anfinogenova
rambler.ru
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Involvement of cytoskeleton elements in the contractile regulation of vascular smooth muscle cells.
Supervisor: Dr. Alexander A. Kilin;
e-mail: kilin
ssmu.ru
Participation in International Projects and Joint Research (Project title and Partners):
Joint research project on cell volume-sensitive ion transport in vascular smooth muscle cells.
Prof. Sergej N. Orlov
Research Centre,
University of Montreal Hospital (CHUM-Hotel-Dieu),
Montreal, PQ,
Canada.