K. S. Eum

Most-cited papers

1. Deletion of the Kv2.1 delayed rectifier potassium channel leads to neuronal and behavioral hyperexcitability

   D. Speca, Genki Ogata, Danielle Mandikian, Hannah I Bishop +13 more

   2014Genes, Brain and Behavior130 citations Open access

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2. A novel epileptic encephalopathy mutation in KCNB1 disrupts Kv2.1 ion selectivity, expression, and localization

   I. Thiffault, D. Speca, D. C. Austin, Melanie M. Cobb +10 more

   2015The Journal of General Physiology90 citations Open access

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3. Chemoselective tarantula toxins report voltage activation of wild-type ion channels in live cells

   D. C. Tilley, K. S. Eum, Sebastian Fletcher-Taylor, D. C. Austin +7 more

   2014Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America48 citations Open access

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4. The tarantula toxin GxTx detains K+ channel gating charges in their resting conformation

   D. C. Tilley, Juan M. Angueyra, K. S. Eum, Heesoo Kim +3 more

   2018The Journal of General Physiology28 citations Open access

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5. Synthetic analogs of the snail toxin 6-bromo-2-mercaptotryptamine dimer (BrMT) reveal that lipid bilayer perturbation does not underlie its modulation of voltage-gated potassium channels

   C. Dockendorff, D. Gandhi, Ian H. Kimball, K. S. Eum +9 more

   2018Biochemistry17 citations Open access

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6. Understanding the State Dependence of Voltage Sensor Toxin Action on Voltage Gated Sodium Channels

   P. T. Nguyen, Ian H. Kimball, K. S. Eum, Bruce E. Cohen +2 more

   20151 citations Open access

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7. The Tarantula Toxin Guangxitoxin-1E Traps K+ Channel Voltage Sensor in a Fully Resting Conformation

   D. C. Tilley, K. S. Eum, Jon T. Sack

   20170 citations Open access

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8. Lipid Bilayer Perturbation by the Snail Toxin 6-Bromo-2-Mercaptotryptamine Dimer does not Account for its Modulation of Voltage-Gated Potassium Channels

   C. Dockendorff, D. Gandhi, Ian H. Kimball, K. S. Eum +8 more

   20170 citations Open access

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9. Tethering Dimers of Voltage Sensor Toxins can Selectively Amplify their Affinity for Kv Channels

   K. S. Eum, Sebastian Fletcher-Taylor, D. C. Austin, Bruce E. Cohen +1 more

   20140 citations Open access

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10. Deformation of a P53 Response Element Revealed by Site-Directed Spin Labeling

    J. Lacroix, F. Bezanilla, K. S. Eum, Bruce E. Cohen +5 more

    20130 citations

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11. Fluorescently Labeled Tarantula Toxin Reveals Voltage Dependent Adhesion to K+ Channels

    D. C. Tilley, K. S. Eum, Bruce E. Cohen, Vladimir Yarov-Yarovoy +1 more

    20130 citations Open access

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12. Effects of Charged Residues Inserted above R1 in S4-Based Voltage Sensors

    K. S. Eum, Bruce E. Cohen, Vladimir Yarov-Yarovoy, Jon T. Sack +2 more

    20130 citations

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13. Allosteric Stabilization of Fully Resting Voltage Sensors by a Tarantula Toxin

    K. S. Eum, Juan M. Angueyra, Heesoo Kim, Lu-Ke H. Chao +2 more

    20120 citations Open access

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