Luc Leybaert

Professor of Physiology

Ghent University

Belgium

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Luc Leybaert is a Professor of Physiology at Ghent University in Belgium. His research focuses on neurophysiology, particularly the roles of connexin and pannexin channels in the brain, as well as astrocytic functions under various stressors such as radiation. Recent publications include studies on connexin43 hemichannels and their implications for energy transport in neurons and blood-brain barrier integrity.

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Geert Bultynck

Full Professor

KU Leuven

BELGIUM

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Paco Hulpiau

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Hywel Roderick

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KU Leuven

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Christian Vanhove

Associate Professor / Director INFINITY Lab

Universiteit Gent

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Astrocyte‐Targeted connexin43 Hemichannel Inhibition Prevents Radiation‐Induced Energy Transporter Decrease in Neurons and Astrocytic proBDNF Transport to Synapses

From IP3RPEP6 Inhibition of IP3 receptor channels to insights: do channel subunits collaborate or cooperate?

Myelin sheaths can act as compact temporary oxygen storage units as modeled by an electrical RC circuit model

IP3RPEP6, a novel peptide inhibitor of IP3 receptor channels that does not affect connexin‐43 hemichannels

Inhibiting astrocyte connexin‐43 hemichannels blocks radiation‐induced vesicular VEGF‐A release and blood–brain barrier dysfunction

Cx43 Hemichannel and Panx1 Channel Modulation by Gap19 and 10Panx1 Peptides

Connexin hemichannels as candidate targets for cardioprotective and anti-arrhythmic treatments

Correction to: The role of connexin proteins and their channels in radiation-induced atherosclerosis

The role of connexin proteins and their channels in radiation-induced atherosclerosis

Glial Connexins and Pannexins in the Healthy and Diseased Brain

Astrocytic Connexin43 Channels as Candidate Targets in Epilepsy Treatment

Gap19, a Cx43 Hemichannel Inhibitor, Acts as a Gating Modifier That Decreases Main State Opening While Increasing Substate Gating

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Geert Bultynck

Paco Hulpiau

Hywel Roderick

Christian Vanhove

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