E. Pradines

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1. Neuritogenesis: the prion protein controls β1 integrin signaling activity

   D. Loubet, Caroline Dakowski, M. Pietri, E. Pradines +7 more

   2012The FASEB Journal107 citations

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2. Overstimulation of PrPC Signaling Pathways by Prion Peptide 106-126 Causes Oxidative Injury of Bioaminergic Neuronal Cells*

   M. Pietri, A. Caprini, S. Mouillet-Richard, E. Pradines +4 more

   2006Journal of Biological Chemistry84 citations Open access

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3. Cellular Prion Protein Signaling in Serotonergic Neuronal Cells

   S. Mouillet-Richard, B. Schneider, E. Pradines, M. Pietri +6 more

   2007Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences45 citations

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4. The Cellular Prion Protein Interacts with the Tissue Non-Specific Alkaline Phosphatase in Membrane Microdomains of Bioaminergic Neuronal Cells

   M. Ermonval, A. Baudry, Florence Baychelier, E. Pradines +6 more

   2009PLoS ONE41 citations Open access

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5. Optical imaging of luminescence for in vivo quantification of gene electrotransfer in mouse muscle and knee

   C. Bloquel, C. Trollet, E. Pradines, J. Seguin +2 more

   2006BMC Biotechnology40 citations Open access

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6. CREB-dependent gene regulation by prion protein: impact on MMP-9 and beta-dystroglycan.

   E. Pradines, D. Loubet, B. Schneider, J. Launay +2 more

   2008Cellular Signalling35 citations

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7. A PrPC-caveolin-Lyn complex negatively controls neuronal GSK3β and serotonin 1B receptor

   Julia Hernandez-Rapp, S. Martin‐Lannerée, T. Hirsch, E. Pradines +5 more

   2014Scientific Reports31 citations Open access

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8. Cellular prion protein coupling to TACE‐dependent TNF‐α shedding controls neurotransmitter catabolism in neuronal cells

   E. Pradines, D. Loubet, S. Mouillet-Richard, P. Manivet +3 more

   2009Journal of Neurochemistry29 citations

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9. Understanding the neurospecificity of Prion protein signaling.

   B. Schneider, M. Pietri, E. Pradines, D. Loubet +3 more

   2011Frontiers in Bioscience28 citations Open access

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10. Prions Impair Bioaminergic Functions through Serotonin- or Catecholamine-derived Neurotoxins in Neuronal Cells*

    S. Mouillet-Richard, N. Nishida, E. Pradines, H. Laude +6 more

    2008Journal of Biological Chemistry25 citations Open access

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11. Methodological approach for the assessment of acute inhalation toxicity of smoke ammunitions by in silico, in vitro and in vivo modelling

    E. Pradines, F. Glacial, D. Medus, E. Stiée +3 more

    20150 citations

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12. Pathogenic prions deviate PrPc signaling in neuronal cells and cause imbalances in Aβ clearance: PO-076:

    S. Mouillet-Richard, E. Pradines, Julia Hernandez-Rapp, A. Villa-Díaz +7 more

    20120 citations

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13. Overstimulation of PrP C Signaling Pathways by Prion Peptide 106-126 Causes Oxidative Injury of Bioaminergic

    N. Cells, S. Mouillet-Richard, E. Pradines, M. Ermonval +3 more

    20060 citations

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