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This review article, written by PhD student Mohamed Chakkour, has been published in The Journal of Biological Chemistry! In this article, Mohamed details the intricate and diverse roles of the IP6K1 protein in mammalian cell physiology. View article here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbc.2024.107116

Shoutout to Justina, Michael (pictured), and Vikalp for giving tours of the biological sciences building and the Greenberg lab!

Dr. Kendall Case has successfully defended his dissertation entitled “Valproate-induced inositol depletion is a consequence of reduced MIPS expression mediated by the Henry regulatory circuit”. Dr. Case’s work has focused on elucidating the mechanism of inositol depletion by valproate, a Read More …

This research, carried out primarily by Dr. Zhuqing Liang, utilized genetic and biochemical approaches to elucidate one of the mechanisms underlying decreased pyruvate dehydrogenase (PDH) activity in Tafazzin-deficient models of Barth syndrome (BTHS). This mechanism could help explain how cardiolipin Read More …

Congratulations to Monica Pan on her admission to the MIT biology program! Monica, currently a high school student at Novi High School, volunteered in the Greenberg lab during the summer of 2023. Monica was mentored by Vikalp Kumar, a Greenberg Read More …

Welcome to the lab, Justina! We look forward to having you in the lab.

The WSU Biological Sciences department was well represented in WSU’s 2023 winter commencement ceremony. Congratulations to Greenberg lab members Dr. Zhuqing Liang (left) and Dr. Linh Vo (center left), who walked across the stage on Saturday. A big shout out Read More …

This highly collaborative, cross-disciplinary study provides an exciting new framework for understanding the potential cause of Barth syndrome! This research, which utilized genetic, biophysical, lipidomic, and computational approaches, as well as a wide array of Barth syndrome research models, addresses Read More …