Hugo Millet

This paper demonstrates wireless photoactivation of a peptide to modulate cardiac excitability in vivo using an implantable device.

This study shows that AaH-II selectively activates TTX-S Nav channels, inducing arrhythmias in cardiac tissue, and suggests targeting these channels as an antiarrhythmic strategy.

The paper investigates how the scorpion toxin AaH-II affects action potential generation in the axon initial segment of mouse neurons using high-resolution imaging techniques.