Vladimir J Balcar
Affiliations: | School of Medical Sciences, The University of Sydney |
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| Kashem MA, Šerý O, Pow DV, et al. (2020) Actions of alcohol in brain: Genetics, Metabolomics, GABA receptors, Proteomics and Glutamate Transporter GLAST/EAAT1. Current Molecular Pharmacology. 13 |
| Lee A, Balcar VJ, McCombe P, et al. (2020) Human Brain Neurons Express a Novel Splice Variant of Excitatory Amino Acid Transporter 5 (hEAAT5v). The Journal of Comparative Neurology |
| Kashem MA, Sultana N, Pow DV, et al. (2019) GLAST (GLutamate and ASpartate Transporter) in human prefrontal cortex; interactome in healthy brains and the expression of GLAST in brains of chronic alcoholics. Neurochemistry International |
| Kashem MA, Lee A, Pow DV, et al. (2017) Could ethanol-induced alterations in the expression of glutamate transporters in testes contribute to the effect of paternal drinking on the risk of abnormalities in the offspring? Medical Hypotheses. 98: 57-59 |
| Lee A, Stevens MG, Anderson AR, et al. (2016) A novel splice variant of the Excitatory Amino Acid Transporter 5: Cloning, immunolocalization and functional characterization of hEAAT5v in human retina. Neurochemistry International |
| Kashem MA, Ahmed S, Sultana N, et al. (2016) Metabolomics of Neurotransmitters and Related Metabolites in Post-Mortem Tissue from the Dorsal and Ventral Striatum of Alcoholic Human Brain. Neurochemical Research |
| Šerý O, Sultana N, Kashem MA, et al. (2015) GLAST But Not Least—Distribution, Function, Genetics and Epigenetics of l-Glutamate Transport in Brain—Focus on GLAST/EAAT1 Neurochemical Research. 40: 2461-2472 |
| Rae C, Nasrallah FA, Balcar VJ, et al. (2015) Metabolomic Approaches to Defining the Role(s) of GABAρ Receptors in the Brain. Journal of Neuroimmune Pharmacology : the Official Journal of the Society On Neuroimmune Pharmacology. 10: 445-56 |
| Rae CD, Davidson JE, Maher AD, et al. (2014) Ethanol, not detectably metabolized in brain, significantly reduces brain metabolism, probably via action at specific GABA(A) receptors and has measureable metabolic effects at very low concentrations. Journal of Neurochemistry. 129: 304-14 |
| Rae CD, Balcar VJ. (2014) A metabolomics multivariate statistical approach for obtaining data-driven information in neuropharmacological research Receptors and Clinical Investigation. 1 |