Sandra
Elizabeth Guggino
Associate Professor
Division of Gastroenterology
Department of Medicine
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
929 Ross Research Building
720 Rutland Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21205
Email:
sguggino@jhmi.edu
Sandra
Guggino
Book
Chapters & Reviews
Guggino, S. E.,
and J. Gutknecht. Turgor regulation in Valonia
macrophysa following acute hyposomotic shock.
In: Plant Membrane Transport: Current Conceptual
Issues. Spanswick, R.M., W.J. Lucas, and J. Dainty.
(Eds.) Elsenier/North Holland. New York.
pp. 495-496, 1980.
Guggino, S. E.
Channels in kidney epithelial cells. In: Ion
Channels in Cells and Model Systems. Latorre, R.
(Ed.): Plenum Press. New York. pp. 207-220, 1986.
Wagner, J.A., S. E. Guggino, I. J. Reynolds, A. M. Snowman, A. Biswas, B. M. Olivera
and S. H. Snyder. Calcium antagonist receptors:
Clinical and physiological relevance. New York
Academy Science 522:116-133, 1988.
Guggino, W. B. and S. E. Guggino. Renal
anion exchange. Kidney Int. Vol. 36:385-391,
1989.
Guggino, S. E.
Gates of Janus: cystic fibrosis and diarrhea. Trends
in Microbiology 2(3):91-93, 1994.
McCoy, D., S. E. Guggino, and B. Stanton.
Distribution and Physiology of cyclic GMP gated cation
channels. Kidney Int. 48(4):1125-1133, 1995.
Farach-Carson, M. C. and S. E. Guggino.
Organ Selective Actions of Vitamin D Analogs: Relevance
of Rapid Effects. In: Organ Selective Actions
of Steroid Hormones. Ernst Schering Research Foundation
Workshop. D.T. Baird, G. Schütz and R. Krattenmacher
(Eds). Springer-Verlag, New York. pp 161-178,1995.
Lo, H., S. Kadiyala, S. E. Guggino and K. W.
Leong. Biodegradable foams for cell transplantation.
Proceedings of the materials research society symposium
on "Biomaterials for drug and cell delivery". Mikos AG,
Murphy RM Bernstein et al (Eds). Material Research
Society. Pittsburgh, PA. pp 41-46, 1994.
Guggino, S. E.
Cyclic nucleotide-gated cation channels contribute to
sodium absorption in lung: Role of nonselective cation
channels. Current Topics in Membranes Vol 47:
pp279-294,1999.
Guggino, S. E.
Evolution of the DF058 CFTR mutation. Trends in
Microbiology 7(2):55-58, 1999.
Guggino, W. B. and S. E. Guggino. Amiloride-sensitive
sodium channels contribute to the woes of the flu.
Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA (18):9827-9829, 2000.
