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The University of Sydney > Physiology > Allen lab > Lab team > Othon Gervasio

 

 

Within Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) my main interest is the regulation of TRPC channels. This involves investigation of how the activity of the channel can contribute to mdx phenotype and DMD. To study the TRPC channel I combine a number of molecular biology and physiological techniques together with imaging.

 

Sydney Advanced Light and Optical Microscopy Meeting 2009,

EMU - University of Sydney [Download].

Combio 2008 [Download].

Live Cell Imaging Workshop, Bosch Institute, University of Sydney [Download].

Advanced Fluorescence Bio-Imaging Workshop, University of Western Sydney [Download].

 

 

Some of the tools I have used during my doctoral and postdoctoral work include Western blot, immunoprecipitation, real time PCR, in vitro and in vivo transfection and electroporation. Some of these are used to find the binding partners of TRPC (such as caveolin) and to ascertain how these proteins influence the activity of the channel in both health and disease.

 

 

The main software tools I use in image analysis are Image Tool, ImageJ and Confocal Assistant. I employ colocalization analysis, FRET / FLIM and measurements of area and fluorescence intensity to study the TRPC channel in combination with molecular biology techniques. You can check samples of my work going to the gallery section.

 

 

During my PhD I began to make use of 3D animations applied to science. These animations can help to explain an experiment’s methods as well as its results. The software I use in these animations include Paint Shop Pro, Animation Shop Pro, Morpher, 3d Studio Max and Adobe After Effects. Feel free to send me an email if you want to discuss animation in science or if you would like to include an animation in your next presentation!

 

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In the gallery section, you will find some of my work in imaging and computer graphics applied to science.

 

 

 

You can access my CV/portfolio clicking here.

A list of my publications in Pubmed is also available clicking here.

 

 

Dr Othon Leonardo Gervasio

School of Medical Sciences
and Bosch Institute (F13)
University of Sydney

Camperdown
NSW 2006 Australia

 

Phone 61-2 9351 4602
Fax
                      61-2 9351 2058

Email  othong@physiol.usyd.edu.au

 

 

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