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The Coetzee Laboratories are part of the Pediatric Cardiology Molecular and Cellular Research Laboratories.

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Several systems are available to study the flow of ionic current through ion channels/exchangers and to record intracellular ion activity using fluorescent dyes

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We have now moved into the Alexandria building. Thanks for all those who helped!

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Submitted by coetzw01 on Thu, 11/06/2008 - 10:02


Our overall objective is to study the role of ion translocating mechanisms (channels, exchangers and pumps) in health and disease. We utilize multi-disciplinary approaches that take advantage of several methodologies, including biochemistry, molecular biology, electrophysiology, subcellular imaging of ion concentrations with confocal microscopy and genetically altered animal model systems.

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