Marcel de Jeu

Marcel de Jeu is an Associate Professor at Erasmus MC in the field of Neurosciences. His research focuses on gap junctions, neuronal synchronization, and cerebellar disorders, with key contributions to understanding the olivocerebellar system and T-type Ca2+ channels.

• Active research areas: Gap Junctions, Purkinje Cells, Climbing Fibers, Connexin 36.
• Collaborated on publications related to dystonia, tremor, and cerebellar cortex functions.

His recent work includes a 2021 chapter on the inferior olive in the Handbook of the Cerebellum and Cerebellar Disorders, alongside studies on PKA/CaMKII modulation of gap junctions (2017) and T-type calcium channel heterogeneity (2016). The fingerprint analysis highlights his expertise in cerebellar neurophysiology and gap junction biology.

Scientific Contributions:

• 28 total research outputs, including 21 articles and 6 chapters.
• Notable co-authors: Chris de Zeeuw, Paola Bazzigaluppi, Laurens W. J. Bosman.