Biochemistry and Structural Biology
The following labs within the Biomedical and Translational Sciences department have a research area of focus in biochemistry and structural biology:
Richard Cerione, PhD
Distinguished Professor of Arts and Science in Chemistry
Cerione Lab
cancer biology, embryonic stem cells, signal transduction, structural biology, and chemical biology
Ruth Collins, PhD
Associate Professor
Collins Lab
cellular ultrastructure, intracellular membrane traffic, cellular physiology, signal transduction
Gunther Hollopeter, PhD
Associate Professor
Hollopeter Lab
molecular mechanisms, genome engineering, quantitative imaging, membrane-associated machinery, C. elegans
Saki Ichikawa, PhD
Assistant Professor
Ichikawa Lab
chemical biology, probe development, post-translational modifications, E3 ubiquitin ligases, stress responses
Toshi Kawate, PhD
Associate Professor
Kawate Lab
membrane proteins, structure and mechanisms, neuroscience, biophysics, C. elegans models
Linda Nowak, PhD
Associate Professor
ion channels, pharmacology, neurotransmitter receptors, brain slices, glioblastoma
Richa Sardana, PhD
Assistant Professor
Sardana Lab
protein quality control, protein trafficking, lysosome, protein degradation, membrane protein recycling
