Shumin Duan

Shumin Duan, Ph.D



Investigator of Laboratory of Synaptic Development & Plasticity of ION



Office: Room 426 Institute of Neuroscience

Chinese Academy of Sciences

320 Yue-yang Road

Shanghai 200031

P.R. China



Phone: 021-64710985

Fax: 021-64333084





Email: shumin@ion.ac.cn


 

Academic background:

1982: Bangbu Medical College, Anhui, China MD

1985: Nantong Medical College, Jiangsu, China MS

1991: Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan Ph.D

Appointments:

1985-1996, Assitant teacher, assistant professor, associate professor, director, Institute of Navigation Medicine, Nantong Medical College. Jiangsu, China

1988-1991, Visit researcher, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

1992-1993, Postdoctoral, Shanghai Brain Research Instititue, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

1995-1996, Sasakawa senior visit researcher, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

1997-1998, Postdoctoral, Bekesy Neurobiology Laboratory, University of Hawaii, USA

1998-1999, Postdoctoral, Department of Neurology, VA Hospital, University of California, San Francisco, USA

2000- Principle Investigator, Institute of Neuroscience, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China



Membership and academic committee service

1998- Society For Neuroscience, USA

2001- Funding Review Committee of National Natural Science Foundation of China, Life Science Section

2002- Advisory Committee of Shanghai Information Center for Life Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2001- Advisory Committee of Shanghai Laboratory Animal Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences



Funding:

’Brain development and plasticity’, Major State Basic Research Program of China（G2000077800）, 2000-2004

’Signal transduction mechanisms of axon guidance’, Shanghai Science and Technology Development Foundation (01jc14043). 2001-2003



Find morel information in website for Laboratory of Synaptic Development & Plasticity



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Selected Publications:



Li, C., Wu, CP., Duan, S., and Poo, M. Bi-Directional Modulation of Presynaptic Neuronal Excitability by Correlated Spiking in Hippocampal Neurons. (Submitted for publication)



Yang, Y., Ge, W., Chen, Y., Wu, CP., Poo, M., and Duan, S. Contribution of Astrocytes to Long-term Synaptic Plasticity in Hippocampal Neurons. (Submitted for publication)



Zhang, J. Ye, C., Wu, CP., Poo, M., and Duan, S. Glutamatergic synaptic activity-induced hetero-synaptic inhibition mediated by ATP released from astrocyte. (Submitted for publication)



Wang, Z., Xu, N., Wu,CP., Duan, S., and Poo, M. Changes in dendritic integration accompanying long-term potentiation and depression. Neuron, In Press (2002)



Duan, S, Christopher M. Anderson, Edmund C. Keung, Kevin Farrell, Yiren Chen, and Raymond A. Swanson. Glutamate is released from astrocytes through a P2X7 receptor-gated ion channel. Neurosci, In Press(2002)



Yuan X, Jin, M., Xu, X., Wu, CP., Poo, M., and Duan, S. Specific Actions of Cdc42 and RhoA in Mediating Growth Cone Turning induced by Diffusible Guidance Factors. Nature Cell Biol. In Press (2002)



Xiang Y, Li Y., Zhang Z., Wang S., Yuan XB., Wu CP, Poo MM and Duan S., Nerve growth cones guidance mediated by G-protein-coupled receptors. Nature Neurosci. 5: 843-848 (2002)



Anderson CM, Norquist BA, Vesce S, Nicholls DG, Soine WH, Duan S, and Swanson RA Barbiturates Induce Mitochondrial Depolarization and Potentiate Excitotoxic Neuronal Death. J Neurosci, 22: 9203-9209 (2002)



Duan S, Cooke IM, Glutamate and GABA activate different receptors and Cl(-) conductances in crab peptide-secretory neurons. J Neurophysiol 83:31-37 (2000)



Swanson R.A., Duan S., Regulation of glutamate transporter function. Neuroscientist, 5: 280-282 (1999)



Duan S, Cooke IM, Selective inhibition of transient K+ current by La3+ in crab peptide-secretory neurons. J Neurophysiol 81:1848-1855 (1999)



Duan S, Anderson CM, Stein BA, Swanson RA, Glutamate induces rapid upregulation of astrocyte glutamate transport and cell-surface expression of GLAST. J Neurosci 19：10193-10200 (1999










 

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