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- Jamieson W.L.. Shimizu S., D’Ambrosio J.A., Meucci, O. and Fatatis
A. CX3CR1 is expressed by prostate epithelial cells and
androgens regulate the levels of CX3CL1/Fractalkine in the bone marrow: potential
role in prostate cancer bone tropism. Cancer Research 68 1715-1722. (2008). [PDF]
- Dolloff N.G., Russell M.R., Loizos N. and Fatatis A. Human bone marrow activates the Akt pathway in metastatic prostate cells through transactivation of the alpha Platelet-derived Growth factor receptor. Cancer Research 67 555-562. (2007). [PDF]
- Khan
MZ, Shimizu S, Patel JP, Nelson A, Le
MT, Mullen-Przeworski A, Brandimarti
R, Fatatis A, Meucci O. Regulation of neuronal P53
activity by CXCR4. Molecular and Cellular Neurosciences 30,
58-66 (2005). [PDF]
- Dolloff N.G., Shulby S.A., Nelson A.V., Stearns M.E.,
Johannes G.J., Thomas J.D., Meucci O.,
and A. Fatatis. Bone metastatic potential
of human prostate cancer cells correlates
with Akt/PKB activation by alpha-Platelet-Derived
Growth Factor Receptor.
Oncogene 24, 6848-6854, (2005). [PDF]
- Khan M.Z., Brandimarti R., Patel J.P., Huynh N., Wang
J., Huang Z., Fatatis A., Meucci O. Apoptotic
and antiapoptotic effects of CXCR4: is it a matter of
intrinsic efficacy? Implications for HIV neuropathogenesis. AIDS
Res Hum Retroviruses. 20, 1063-71 (2004)
[PDF]
- Shulby, S.A., Dolloff N.G., Stearns M.E., Meucci
O. and A. Fatatis. CX3CR1-Fractalkine expression
regulates cellular mechanisms involved
in adhesion,migration and survival of human prostate
cancer cells. Cancer Research 64,
4693-4698 (2004).
[PDF]
- Brandimarti, R., Khan M.Z, Fatatis A. and
O. Meucci. Regulation
of cell cycle proteins by chemokine receptors:
A novel pathway in human immunodeficiency virus neuropathogenesis? Journal
of Neurovirology 10, 108-112 (2004). [PDF]
- Khan
M.Z., Brandimarti R., Musser
B.J., Resue D.M., Fatatis A. and O. Meucci. The chemokine
receptor CXCR4 regulates cell-cycle
proteins in neurons. Journal of Neurovirology 9,
300-314 (2003). [PDF]
- Meucci,
O., Fatatis, A, Simen
A.A. and R.J. Miller. Expression of CX3CR1 chemokine
receptors on
neurons
and their role in neuronal
survival. Proceedings of The National
Academy of Sciences, USA 97, 8075-8080, (2000) [PDF]
- Fatatis,
A. and R.J. Miller.
Cell cycle control of PDGF-induced Ca2+ signaling
through modulation of sphingolipid metabolism. FASEB
Journal, 13,
1291-1301,
(1999) [ PDF]
- Meucci,
O., Fatatis, A., Simen,
A.A., Bushell,
T.J., Gray, P.E. and
R.J.,
Miller. Chemokines regulate
hippocampal neuronal
signaling
and
gp120 neurotoxicity. Proceedings
of The National
Academy of Sciences, USA 95,
14500-14505,
(1998) [ PDF]
- Fatatis,
A.
and R.J. Miller. PDGF-induced Ca2+ signaling
in
the CG4 oligodendroglial
cell
line and in transformed
oligodendrocytes expressing
the
b-PDGF receptor. Journal
of
Biological Chemistry
272,
4351-4358,
(1997)
[ PDF]
- Fatatis
A. and R.J. Miller.
Sphingosine and
sphingosine-1-phosphate differentially
modulate PDGF-BB
induced Ca2+ signaling in
transformed oligodendrocytes. Journal
of Biological
Chemistry
271,
295-301, (1996) [ PDF]
- Meucci
O., Fatatis A., Holzwarth
J. and Miller R.J.,
Developmental regulation
of the toxin sensitivity
of Ca2+ permeable
AMPA receptors in
cortical glia. Journal of Neuroscience 16:519-530
(1996) [PDF]
- Fatatis
A.,
L.A. Holtzclaw,
R. Avidor,
D.E.
Brenneman and
Russell
JT.
Vasoactive
intestinal
peptide increases
intracellular
calcium
in
astroglia:
synergism
with alfa-adrenergic
receptors.
Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences, USA
91:2036-2040,
(1994)
[PDF]
- Fatatis
A.,
Caporaso
R., Iannotti
E.,
Bassi A., Di
Renzo
G.F.
and Annunziato
L.
Relationship
between time
of
activation of phospholipase-C
linked
plasma membrane
receptors
and
reloading
of intracellular
Ca2+
stores
in
LAN-1 human
neuroblastoma
cells. Journal of Biological Chemistry 269:
18021-18027,
(1994)
[PDF]
- Savarese
D.
M.
F., J.T.
Russell,
A.
Fatatis
and
L.A.
Liotta.
Type
IV collagen
stimulates
PTX-insensitive
increase
in
intracellular
calcium:
potential
role
in tumor
cell
motility. Journal
of Biological Chemistry 267:
21928-21935,
(1992) [ PDF]
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