Nathaniel York, PhD
Instructor in Cell Biology & Physiology
- Phone: 314-362-6629
- Email: nwyork@nospam.wustl.edu
Impact of gain- and loss-of-function in KATP on smooth muscle cell electrophysiology.
Research Interests
Impact of gain- and loss-of-function in KATP on smooth muscle cell electrophysiology.
Professional Education
- BS: University of Missouri-Columbia, 2013, Biological Sciences
- PhD: University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2019, Endocrinology and Reproductive Physiology
- Postdoc: Washington University in St. Louis, 2018-2023, Cell Biology and Physiology
Laboratory Affiliation
Links
Nichols Lab
BJC Institute of Health (MS: 8228-0004-09)
314-362-6629
cnichols@wustl.edu
Research in my laboratory is focused on the biology of ion channels. We develop, introduce and use a wide range of molecular biological and biophysical approaches, as well as in vivo gene manipulation to address questions in proteins, cells and animals, and now in humans. These efforts are leading us to detailed understanding of both molecular mechanisms of channel activity, and roles of ion channels in multiple disease processes including diabetes, heart failure, pulmonary disease and epilepsy.