The following labs within the Molecular Medicine department incorporate biochemistry and biophysics into their research:

• Cerione Lab: Mechanisms of signal transduction by growth factors
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• Chappie Lab: Structure and function of nucleotide-powered molecular machines and protein-nucleic acid complexes
• Collins Lab: Small GTPase regulation of intracellular traffic and cellular growth control
• Kawate Lab: Structures and mechanics of membrane proteins that regulate extracellular signaling
• Linder Lab: Regulation of cell signaling by protein lipidation
• Sardana Lab: Membrane protein trafficking and quality control mechanisms 
• Sevier Lab: Signaling of cellular oxidative stress; molecular mechanisms used by cellular pathways that sense and signal redox imbalances within the cell