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David Eliezer

Weill Cornell Medicine

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Department of Biochemistry

NoneDavid Eliezer is currently serving as a Biochemistry faculty at Weill Cornell Medicine.

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Weill Cornell Medicine

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molecular biology protein science biophysics protein structure biochemistry structural biology neuroscience structural molecular biology molecular neurodegeneration protein folding membrane biology neurodegenerative diseases biomolecular structure protein transport molecular neuroscience nucleic acids intracellular trafficking parkinson's disease molecular biophysics protein assembly biological chemistry vascular biology molecular neurobiology biological macromolecules molecular structure single molecule biophysics proteinlipid interaction protein nmr protein chemistry degenerative pathology molecular cell biology membrane science inhibitory activity membrane transport protein phosphorylation enzyme inhibition protein misfolding protein function medicinal research biomolecules peptides peptide science nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy multi-protein assembly protein modeling experimental biophysics biomolecular interactions c-terminal domain neuroinflammation cellular neurobiology neuropeptides neurochemistry key site residual structure disordered proteins molecular research large scale structure medical biophysics structural characterization n-terminal acetylation conformational studies neurotransmitters protein structure prediction structural bioinformatics fibrinolysis dynamic characterization a-synuclein binding disease-linked mutations repeat domain esr measurements sterol binding secondary structure glutamate transporter homolog domain movement non-native structure synaptic vesicles

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Bps2025 - Consequences of N-Terminal Acetylation on α-Synuclein Structure and Function. Biophysical Journal (2025)

Emily A.E. BrackhahnElizabeth RhoadesDavid EliezerHudson Lee

biophysicsbiophysical aspecta-synuclein structurebiophysical reviewnucleic acidsmolecular neurobiologyneuroscienceexperimental biophysicsmembrane biologymolecular biologybiophysical modelingbiophysical chemistryn-terminal acetylation

Investigating Complexin-Membrane Interactions Using Nmr and Optical Methods. Methods in molecular biology (2025)

Emily M GrassoDavid Eliezer

biophysicsmolecular biological methodcomplexin-membrane interactionsmolecular biologynuclear magnetic resonanceoptical methods

Investigation of All Disease-Relevant Lysine Acetylation Sites in α-Synuclein Enabled by Non-Canonical Amino Acid Mutagenesis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Marie ShimogawaMing-Hao LiGrace Shin Hye ParkJennifer RamirezHudson LeeParis WatsonSwati SharmaZongtao LinChao PengDavid W. ChristiansonDavid EliezerElizabeth RhoadesE. James Petersson

molecular neurodegenerationprotein chemistryprotein sciencemolecular medicinenucleic acidslaboratory investigationneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesbiochemistryprotein synthesismolecular biologyneurochemical biomarkersprotein structuregene expressionstructural molecular biologycentral nervous system

Structural Diversity and Dynamics of Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor/Beta-Arrestin Coupling. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Dagan C. MarxAlberto J. Gonzalez-HernandezKevin HuynhAlexa StraussCarlos RicoDirk SiepePamela GalloJoon LeeSheida SharghiAnisul ArefinJohannes BroichhagenDavid EliezerMarian KalocsayGeorge KhelashviliJoshua Levitz

biophysicsstructural integrityprotein sciencebiochemistrystructural diversitymolecular biologyg protein-coupled receptorprotein structurereceptors

Amyloid Fibril Structures Link Chchd10 and Chchd2 to Neurodegeneration.. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Guohua LvNicole M SaylesYun HuangChiara D MancinelliKevin McAvoyNeil A ShneiderGiovanni ManfrediHibiki KawamataDavid Eliezer

amyloid fibril structuresstructural biologymolecular biologyneuroscience

Carbon Dots as Dual Inhibitors of Tau and Amyloid-Beta Aggregation for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease. Acta Biomaterialia (2024)

Wei ZhangNathan SmithYiqun ZhouCaitlin M. McGeeMattia BartoliShiwei FuJiuyan ChenJustin B. DomenaAnnu JojiHannah BurrGuohua LvEmel K. CilingirSusanna BedendoMatteo L. ClaureAlberto TagliaferroDavid EliezerEduardo A. VelizFuwu ZhangChunyu WangRoger M. Leblanc

alzheimer's diseaseamyloid-beta aggregationneuropharmacologydrug targetingnanomedicinenanotechnologymedicinal researchneurosciencepharmacologypharmaceutical nanotechnologydual inhibitorsdrug discoverynanoparticle researchtherapeutic nanomaterialsfunctional modificationmaterials science

Control of G Protein–Coupled Receptor Function via Membrane-Interacting Intrinsically Disordered C-Terminal Domains. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Chiara D. MancinelliDagan C. MarxAlberto J. Gonzalez-HernandezKevin HuynhLucia MancinelliAnisul ArefinGeorge KhelashvilliJoshua LevitzDavid Eliezer

physiologyprotein scienceneurosciencebiochemistrymembrane biologyc-terminal domainsg protein-coupled receptormolecular pharmacologybiomolecular interactionsreceptorsmolecular regulationstructural biology

Molecular Determinants of Arrestin Binding to Dimeric Gpcrs. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Dagan C. MarxJoon LeeAlexa StraussKevin HuynhDavid EliezerJosh Levitz

biophysicsstructural molecular biologyprotein sciencebiophysical reviewmolecular evidencemolecular biophysicsmolecular determinantsmolecular biologyg protein-coupled receptorprotein foldingsystems biologybiophysical modelinggene expressionbiophysical chemistrymolecular dockingarrestin binding

Phosphoglycerate Kinase is a Central Leverage Point in Parkinson’s Disease–Driven Neuronal Metabolic Deficits. Science Advances (2024)

Alexandros C. KokotosAldana M. AntoniazziSantiago R. UndaMyung Soo KoDaehun ParkDavid EliezerMichael G. KaplittPietro De CamilliTimothy A. Ryan

metabolismparkinson's diseaseneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesscience advancephosphoglycerate kinasecentral leverage point

Alpha Synuclein Modulates Mitochondrial Ca2+ Uptake From Er During Cell Stimulation and Under Stress Conditions. npj Parkinson s Disease (2023)

Meraj RamezaniAlice Wagenknecht-WiesnerTong WangDavid A. HolowkaDavid EliezerBarbara A. Baird

mitochondrial stressmolecular neurodegenerationalpha synucleinmitochondrial ca2+ uptakecell biologycellular physiologyparkinson's diseaseneurodegenerative diseasesbiochemistrymitochondrial dynamicsmolecular cell biologymolecular biologymitochondrial functioncellular biochemistry

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David Eliezer

Weill Cornell Medicine

Affiliations

Department of Biochemistry

NoneDavid Eliezer is currently serving as a Biochemistry faculty at Weill Cornell Medicine.

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Education

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Weill Cornell Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bps2025 - Consequences of N-Terminal Acetylation on α-Synuclein Structure and Function. Biophysical Journal (2025)

Emily A.E. BrackhahnElizabeth RhoadesDavid EliezerHudson Lee

Investigating Complexin-Membrane Interactions Using Nmr and Optical Methods. Methods in molecular biology (2025)

Emily M GrassoDavid Eliezer

biophysicsmolecular biological methodcomplexin-membrane interactionsmolecular biologynuclear magnetic resonanceoptical methods

Investigation of All Disease-Relevant Lysine Acetylation Sites in α-Synuclein Enabled by Non-Canonical Amino Acid Mutagenesis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Marie ShimogawaMing-Hao LiGrace Shin Hye ParkJennifer RamirezHudson LeeParis WatsonSwati SharmaZongtao LinChao PengDavid W. ChristiansonDavid EliezerElizabeth RhoadesE. James Petersson

Structural Diversity and Dynamics of Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor/Beta-Arrestin Coupling. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

biophysicsstructural integrityprotein sciencebiochemistrystructural diversitymolecular biologyg protein-coupled receptorprotein structurereceptors

Amyloid Fibril Structures Link Chchd10 and Chchd2 to Neurodegeneration.. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Guohua LvNicole M SaylesYun HuangChiara D MancinelliKevin McAvoyNeil A ShneiderGiovanni ManfrediHibiki KawamataDavid Eliezer

amyloid fibril structuresstructural biologymolecular biologyneuroscience

Carbon Dots as Dual Inhibitors of Tau and Amyloid-Beta Aggregation for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease. Acta Biomaterialia (2024)

Control of G Protein–Coupled Receptor Function via Membrane-Interacting Intrinsically Disordered C-Terminal Domains. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Chiara D. MancinelliDagan C. MarxAlberto J. Gonzalez-HernandezKevin HuynhLucia MancinelliAnisul ArefinGeorge KhelashvilliJoshua LevitzDavid Eliezer

Molecular Determinants of Arrestin Binding to Dimeric Gpcrs. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Dagan C. MarxJoon LeeAlexa StraussKevin HuynhDavid EliezerJosh Levitz

Phosphoglycerate Kinase is a Central Leverage Point in Parkinson’s Disease–Driven Neuronal Metabolic Deficits. Science Advances (2024)

Alexandros C. KokotosAldana M. AntoniazziSantiago R. UndaMyung Soo KoDaehun ParkDavid EliezerMichael G. KaplittPietro De CamilliTimothy A. Ryan

metabolismparkinson's diseaseneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesscience advancephosphoglycerate kinasecentral leverage point

Alpha Synuclein Modulates Mitochondrial Ca2+ Uptake From Er During Cell Stimulation and Under Stress Conditions. npj Parkinson s Disease (2023)

Meraj RamezaniAlice Wagenknecht-WiesnerTong WangDavid A. HolowkaDavid EliezerBarbara A. Baird

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