Serge Poitry - Concepedia

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Serge Poitry

University of Geneva

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S Poitry, S. Poitry, Serge Poitry

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University of Geneva Université Joseph Fourier

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Serge Poitry is an author at University of Geneva specializing in medicine, physiology, and electrophysiology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	10	10	622
2	Health Sciences	5	5	410
3	Biochemistry	4	4	279
4	Social Sciences	3	3	127
5	Biology	2	2	80

Serge Poitry

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	Year	Citations
Lactate released by Muller glial cells is metabolized by photoreceptors from mammalian retina CL Poitry-Yamate, Serge Poitry, M. Tsacopoulos Journal of Neuroscience	1995	406
Mechanisms of Glutamate Metabolic Signaling in Retinal Glial (Müller) Cells Serge Poitry, Carol L. Poitry‐Yamate, Joern Ueberfeld, Journal of Neuroscience OptogeneticsRedox BiologyGanglion CellRetinaMetabolic Signaling	2000	160
Nitric oxide controls arteriolar tone in the retina of the miniature pig. G. Donati, Constantin J. Pournaras, J.L. Cruz, PubMed	1995	114
Effect of laser photocoagulation on oxygenation of the retina in miniature pigs. Ioana Molnar, Serge Poitry, M. Tsacopoulos, PubMed Control RetinaRetinaMiniature PigsLaser PhotocoagulationOphthalmology	1985	111
An Electrochemical Method for Making Enzyme Microsensors. Application to the Detection of Dopamine and Glutamate Serge Cosnier, Christophe Innocent, Laurence Allien, Analytical Chemistry	1997	95
Diffusion and consumption of oxygen in the superfused retina of the drone (Apis mellifera) in darkness. M. Tsacopoulos, Serge Poitry, A. Borsellino The Journal of General Physiology OptogeneticsRetinaBioluminescenceVitreous BodyApis Mellifera	1981	68
Kinetics of oxygen consumption after a single flash of light in photoreceptors of the drone (Apis mellifera). M. Tsacopoulos, Serge Poitry The Journal of General Physiology PhotobiologyOptogeneticsDrone RetinaBioluminescenceOxygen Consumption	1982	59
The nutritive function of glia is regulated by signals released by neurons Marco Tsacopoulos, Carol L. Poitry‐Yamate, Serge Poitry, Glia Glial BiologyMetabolic CouplingNeurotransmitterHoneybee RetinaNeurotransmission	1997	56
Oxygen uptake occurs faster than sodium pumping in bee retina after a light flash M. Tsacopoulos, Richard K. Orkand, Jonathan A. Coles, Nature Photoreceptor CellRetinaBioluminescenceOphthalmologyPhysiology	1983	53
Ammonium and Glutamate Released by Neurons Are Signals Regulating the Nutritive Function of a Glial Cell M. Tsacopoulos, Carol L. Poitry‐Yamate, Serge Poitry Journal of Neuroscience NeurotransmitterHoneybee RetinaNeurotransmissionGlial CellCellular Neurobiology	1997	51

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