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Arlene Albert

Professor Emeritus

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Molecular and Cell Biology

Arlene Albert is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Connecticut.

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Arlene Albert

University of Connecticut

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membrane biology biophysics structural biology biochemistry protein science neuroscience protein structure pharmacology mammalian biology molecular biophysics biophysical chemistry membrane proteins liver physiology experimental ophthalmology bovine rhodopsin membranes biomolecular structure vascular biology g protein-coupled receptor biological chemistry avian biology molecular physiology experimental biophysics nuclear magnetic resonance structural molecular biology animal bioscience fish biology experimental medicine retina protein chemistry biochemical sciences bioenergetics redox biology biomimetic chemistry biomimetic systems membrane structure lipid science in vivo systems medical biophysics g-protein receptor peptide science integrative biology proteinlipid interaction vision research protein phosphorylation three-dimensional structure disk membranes mitochondrial function dyslipidemia hyperlipidemia lipid disorders lipoprotein metabolism protein transport experiment design experimental testing structural studies g-protein-coupled receptor functional regulation molecular biotechnology nanobiotechnology biological data biological significance molecular evidence biochemical genetics enzyme specificity mitochondrial biogenesis photoreceptor function cholesterol modulation membrane properties active enzyme complexes nanoscale discs detergent-free strategy native biological membranes cholesterol heterogeneity rhodopsin-cholesterol interactions g-protein-coupled receptor rhodopsin cell signaling membrane science signal transduction

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Cholesterol in the Rod Outer Segment: A Complex Role in a “Simple” System. Chemistry and Physics of Lipids (2016)

Arlene AlbertDesiree AlexanderKathleen Boesze-Battaglia

hyperlipidemiamorphology (biology)liver physiologyvascular biologykey siteoral biologyrod outer segmentbiomolecular structurestructural biologycomplex rolemembrane biologycardiologymolecular biophysicsfunctional modificationdyslipidemiabiophysicsredox biologygeneticsneurosciencelipid disorders

A Detergent-Free Strategy for the Reconstitution of Active Enzyme Complexes From Native Biological Membranes Into Nanoscale Discs. BMC Biotechnology (2013)

Ashley R LongCatherine C O’BrienKetan MalhotraChristine T SchwallArlene D AlbertAnthony WattsNathan N Alder

nanobiotechnologynanoscale discsbiomedical engineeringmolecular engineeringbiotechnologybiomolecular engineeringmolecular biotechnologysynthetic biologyactive enzyme complexesmembrane biologydetergent-free strategynanotechnologybiological engineeringnative biological membranes

The Styrene-Maleic Acid Copolymer Extracts Active Complexes From Native Biomembranes. Biophysical Journal (2013)

Ashley R. LongCatherine C. O'BrienKetan MalhotraArlene D. AlbertAnthony WattsNathan N. Alder

biophysical chemistrybiophysicsexperimental biophysicsbiomolecular engineeringnative biomembranesbiological engineering

Lipid and Detergent Effects on the Kinetic Stability of the Gpcr, Rhodopsin. Biophysical Journal (2012)

Arlene AlbertScott CorleyMadan Katragadda

biophysical chemistrybiophysicspharmacologymolecular biophysicslipid scienceexperimental biophysicslipidsdetergent effectsmolecular biologykinetic stabilityprotein science

The Bilayer Enhances Rhodopsin Kinetic Stability in Bovine Rod Outer Segment Disk Membranes. Biophysical Journal (2011)

Scott C. CorleyPeter SprangersArlene D. Albert

biophysicsmembranesrhodopsin kinetic stabilitymembrane biologybiophysical modeling

Thermal Denaturation of Membrane Proteins. CRC Press eBooks (2011)

Arlene Albert

biophysicsmembranesmembrane systemsthermal denaturationmembrane proteinsmembrane sciencemembrane biologybiochemistry

Assessment of Bovine Rod Outer Segment Disk Membrane Heterogeneity Utilizing Flow Cytometry. Experimental Eye Research (2010)

Scott C. CorleyArlene D. Albert

physiologylaboratory investigationflow cytometryophthalmologyexperimental testingcell fate determinationexperimental medicinegeneticstissue engineeringmammalian biologyglycosylationexperimental ophthalmologymembrane biology

Effect of Solubilization on Rhodopsin Thermal Denaturation in Rod Outer Segment Disk Membranes. Biophysical Journal (2010)

Scott CorleyArlene Albert

experimental biophysicsmedical biophysicsmathematical biophysicsplant physiologybioenergeticsbiophysical aspectbiophysical chemistrybiophysical reviewstructural biologyprotein sciencemembrane biologymolecular biophysicsrhodopsin thermal denaturationmembrane proteinsmolecular physiologybiophysical modelingphysiologybiophysicspharmacology

Membrane Protein Fragments Reveal Both Secondary and Tertiary Structure of Membrane Proteins. Methods in molecular biology (2010)

Philip L. YeagleArlene D. Albert

structural biologymembrane protein fragmentsmolecular biology

Photochemical and Thermal Stability of Green and Blue Proteorhodopsins: Implications for Protein-Based Bioelectronic Devices. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2010)

Matthew J. RanaghanSumie ShimaLavosier RamosDaniel S. PoulinGregg WhitedSanguthevar RajasekaranJeffrey A. StuartArlene D. AlbertRobert R. Birge

materials sciencebiophysicsthermal stabilityphysical chemistryphotochemistryprotein-based bioelectronic devicesneurosciencebioelectronics

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Arlene Albert

Professor Emeritus

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Molecular and Cell Biology

Arlene Albert is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Arlene Albert

University of Connecticut

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cholesterol in the Rod Outer Segment: A Complex Role in a “Simple” System. Chemistry and Physics of Lipids (2016)

Arlene AlbertDesiree AlexanderKathleen Boesze-Battaglia

A Detergent-Free Strategy for the Reconstitution of Active Enzyme Complexes From Native Biological Membranes Into Nanoscale Discs. BMC Biotechnology (2013)

Ashley R LongCatherine C O’BrienKetan MalhotraChristine T SchwallArlene D AlbertAnthony WattsNathan N Alder

The Styrene-Maleic Acid Copolymer Extracts Active Complexes From Native Biomembranes. Biophysical Journal (2013)

Ashley R. LongCatherine C. O'BrienKetan MalhotraArlene D. AlbertAnthony WattsNathan N. Alder

biophysical chemistrybiophysicsexperimental biophysicsbiomolecular engineeringnative biomembranesbiological engineering

Lipid and Detergent Effects on the Kinetic Stability of the Gpcr, Rhodopsin. Biophysical Journal (2012)

Arlene AlbertScott CorleyMadan Katragadda

biophysical chemistrybiophysicspharmacologymolecular biophysicslipid scienceexperimental biophysicslipidsdetergent effectsmolecular biologykinetic stabilityprotein science

The Bilayer Enhances Rhodopsin Kinetic Stability in Bovine Rod Outer Segment Disk Membranes. Biophysical Journal (2011)

Scott C. CorleyPeter SprangersArlene D. Albert

biophysicsmembranesrhodopsin kinetic stabilitymembrane biologybiophysical modeling

Thermal Denaturation of Membrane Proteins. CRC Press eBooks (2011)

Arlene Albert

biophysicsmembranesmembrane systemsthermal denaturationmembrane proteinsmembrane sciencemembrane biologybiochemistry

Assessment of Bovine Rod Outer Segment Disk Membrane Heterogeneity Utilizing Flow Cytometry. Experimental Eye Research (2010)

Scott C. CorleyArlene D. Albert

Effect of Solubilization on Rhodopsin Thermal Denaturation in Rod Outer Segment Disk Membranes. Biophysical Journal (2010)

Scott CorleyArlene Albert

Membrane Protein Fragments Reveal Both Secondary and Tertiary Structure of Membrane Proteins. Methods in molecular biology (2010)

Philip L. YeagleArlene D. Albert

structural biologymembrane protein fragmentsmolecular biology

Photochemical and Thermal Stability of Green and Blue Proteorhodopsins: Implications for Protein-Based Bioelectronic Devices. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2010)

Matthew J. RanaghanSumie ShimaLavosier RamosDaniel S. PoulinGregg WhitedSanguthevar RajasekaranJeffrey A. StuartArlene D. AlbertRobert R. Birge

materials sciencebiophysicsthermal stabilityphysical chemistryphotochemistryprotein-based bioelectronic devicesneurosciencebioelectronics

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