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Dawn Wenzel

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Biochemistry

Biochemistry Department

Graduate School

Dawn Wenzel is currently serving as a Biochemistry Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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molecular biology cell biology signal transduction structural molecular biology molecular cell biology biochemistry protein structure structural biology cell signaling biomolecular structure cell death protein science biological chemistry oncogenes cancer cells signaling pathways cell regulation systems biology molecular and cellular biology cell and molecular biology protein function cytokines protein chemistry molecular neurobiology escrt-iii proteins abscission checkpoint proteomics glycobiology proteome research energy chemistry nature method liver physiology molecular physiology cellular biochemistry nucleic acids biological macromolecules protein bioinformatics e-science electronic structure heme signaling biophysical aspect genome instability cancer genetics cancer biology proteinlipid interaction protein transport biochemical interaction biomolecular interactions nuclear organization nucleic acid chemistry multi-protein assembly nucleic acid biomarkers structure-function enzyme kinetics nutritional neuroscience cellular neurobiology biotransformation developmental coordination disorder cell cycle ring/hect hybrids rbr ubiquitin ligases cancer-associated polymorphism cytokinetic abscission comprehensive analysis escrt-iii proteins ist1 noncovalent homodimer structural characterization ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme ube2w author response new cofactors enzyme ube2w o-glcnac cycling ulk3 kinase cell division intracellular trafficking

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Comprehensive Analysis of the Human Escrt-III-Mit Domain Interactome Reveals New Cofactors for Cytokinetic Abscission. eLife (2022)

oncogenescytokinetic abscissioncancer cellscomprehensive analysiscell deathcell signalingimmunologycell biologytranscription factorssignaling pathwaysmolecular cell biologyimmune responsessignal transductioncytokines

The O -Glcnac Cycling in Neurodevelopment and Associated Diseases. Biochemical Society Transactions (2022)

Dawn M. WenzelStephanie Olivier-Van Stichelen

nutritional neuroscienceneurologyoncogenesmolecular neurodegenerationcellular neurobiologyneurodevelopmental disordersneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesbiochemistryneuroimmunologymolecular neurobiologybiotransformationsignal transductiondevelopmental cognitive neurosciencemolecular neurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologyredox biologydevelopmental coordination disorder

The O-Glcnac Cycling in Neurodevelopment and Associated Diseases.. Biochem Soc Trans. (2022)

neurologymolecular neurodegenerationmolecular neurobiologyneurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologyo-glcnac cycling

Identifying New Cofactors for Cytokinetic Abscission. The FASEB Journal (2021)

inflammationnew cofactorscell deathcell signalingcell biologycellular physiologyimmune responsescytokines

A Cancer-Associated Polymorphism in Escrt-III Disrupts the Abscission Checkpoint and Promotes Genome Instability. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2018)

oncogenesradiation oncologycancer-associated polymorphismtumor biologygenome instabilitycell biologyabscission checkpointcancer cellscancer geneticsoncologycancer biology

The Escrt-III Proteins Ist1 and Chmp1B Assemble Around Nucleic Acids. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2018)

biomolecular structurenucleic acidscell biologyescrt-iii proteins ist1dna replicationmolecular cell biologynuclear organizationmolecular biologychromatinprotein structurenucleic acid chemistrymulti-protein assemblystructural molecular biologystructural biologynucleic acid biomarkers

The Ulk3 Kinase Regulates the Escrt Pathway in the Abscission Checkpoint. The FASEB Journal (2017)

radiation oncologycancer cellstumor biologycell cycleulk3 kinasecell deathcell signalingescrt pathwaycell biologysignaling pathwaysmolecular cell biologyabscission checkpointsignal transductioncell regulation

Author Response: Ulk3 Regulates Cytokinetic Abscission by Phosphorylating Escrt-III Proteins. (2015)

Anna CaballeDawn M WenzelMonica AgromayorSteven L AlamJack J SkalickyMagdalena KlocJeremy G CarltonLeticia LabradorWesley I SundquistJuan Martin-Serrano

immunologymembrane biologypharmacologyauthor responsecell regulationescrt-iii proteins

Ulk3 Regulates Cytokinetic Abscission by Phosphorylating Escrt-III Proteins. eLife (2015)

cell deathcell signalingcell biologysignaling pathwaysmolecular cell biologysignal transductioncell regulationescrt-iii proteins

Intrinsic Disorder Drives N-Terminal Ubiquitination by Ube2w. Nature Chemical Biology (2014)

nature methodcondensed matter physicsmolecular biologybiophysical aspect

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Dawn Wenzel

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Biochemistry

Biochemistry Department

Graduate School

Dawn Wenzel is currently serving as a Biochemistry Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dawn Wenzel

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comprehensive Analysis of the Human Escrt-III-Mit Domain Interactome Reveals New Cofactors for Cytokinetic Abscission. eLife (2022)

The O -Glcnac Cycling in Neurodevelopment and Associated Diseases. Biochemical Society Transactions (2022)

Dawn M. WenzelStephanie Olivier-Van Stichelen

The O-Glcnac Cycling in Neurodevelopment and Associated Diseases.. Biochem Soc Trans. (2022)

neurologymolecular neurodegenerationmolecular neurobiologyneurosciencedevelopmental neurobiologyo-glcnac cycling

Identifying New Cofactors for Cytokinetic Abscission. The FASEB Journal (2021)

inflammationnew cofactorscell deathcell signalingcell biologycellular physiologyimmune responsescytokines

A Cancer-Associated Polymorphism in Escrt-III Disrupts the Abscission Checkpoint and Promotes Genome Instability. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2018)

oncogenesradiation oncologycancer-associated polymorphismtumor biologygenome instabilitycell biologyabscission checkpointcancer cellscancer geneticsoncologycancer biology

The Escrt-III Proteins Ist1 and Chmp1B Assemble Around Nucleic Acids. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2018)

The Ulk3 Kinase Regulates the Escrt Pathway in the Abscission Checkpoint. The FASEB Journal (2017)

Author Response: Ulk3 Regulates Cytokinetic Abscission by Phosphorylating Escrt-III Proteins. (2015)

Anna CaballeDawn M WenzelMonica AgromayorSteven L AlamJack J SkalickyMagdalena KlocJeremy G CarltonLeticia LabradorWesley I SundquistJuan Martin-Serrano

immunologymembrane biologypharmacologyauthor responsecell regulationescrt-iii proteins

Ulk3 Regulates Cytokinetic Abscission by Phosphorylating Escrt-III Proteins. eLife (2015)

cell deathcell signalingcell biologysignaling pathwaysmolecular cell biologysignal transductioncell regulationescrt-iii proteins

Intrinsic Disorder Drives N-Terminal Ubiquitination by Ube2w. Nature Chemical Biology (2014)

nature methodcondensed matter physicsmolecular biologybiophysical aspect

1
2
10 / page

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