The main focus of the Cell Information Systems (CIS) Group at McGill University is to study the fundamental properties of membrane proteins, particularly ion channels, carriers and receptors, as well as intracellular proteins that govern cell function and communication. The overall aim is to identify and characterize the contributions of these proteins to normal cellular functions and pathophysiological processes.
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Co-localization of hERG and Lysosomal Markers
NeuN Staining of Mouse Brain Highlighting the Hippocampus
Conformational dynamics of the cystic fibrosis channel nucleotide binding domain
Spiral Wave in Chick Embryonic Cardiac Cell Monolayer
Expression of NHE6 in Hippocampal neurons
iGluR Single Channels
GABA Receptor Structure
iGluR Structures
Cerebellum Cobalt Staining
Synaptic Activity in All Amacrine Cells
Bifurcation in Spontaneous Beating of Heart Cell Aggregates