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Elizabeth A. Sweeny

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Biochemistry

Cardiovascular Biology

Enzymology and Metabolism

Graduate School

Elizabeth A. Sweeny is currently serving as a Biochemistry Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Medical College of Wisconsin

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biochemistry molecular biology cell biology redox biology enzymes molecular and cellular biology genetics structural biology heme homeostasis oxidative stress protein science heme signaling protein structure molecular metabolism heme trafficking heme transport chemical biology biological chemistry metabolism hematology cellular biochemistry cell metabolism molecular physiology free radical biology heme degradation molecular basis reactive oxygen species molecular cell biology prion diseases protein transport redox signaling nadph oxidase 5 cell research enzyme inhibition cellular therapy biochemical sciences structural molecular biology vascular biology mammalian biology rna biology protein misfolding cell-matrix interactions functional modification host specificity aldehyde dehydrogenase protein chemistry epigenomics protein genetics benchmark studies protein purification nitrosative stress reactive nitrogen species biophysical modeling mitochondrial function molecular kinetics experimental biophysics kinetics (physics) yeast aberrant phase transitions nuclear-import receptors rna-binding proteins prion-like domains nonamyloid clients diverse amyloid operational plasticity glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase labile heme synergistic small-molecule combination structural insights prion-disaggregase activity gapdh delivers hsp90 chaperones prion proteostasis physiology systems biology cell signaling heme proteins signal transduction

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Heme Allocation in Eukaryotic Cells Relies on Mitochondrial Heme Export Through Flvcr1B to Cytosolic Gapdh. Nature Communications (2025)

heme allocationmitochondrial heme exportmitochondrial functionmolecular and cellular biologyeukaryotic cells reliesmolecular cell biologymolecular metabolismheme traffickingmolecular biologycell and molecular biologymetabolic pathwayscell metabolismheme transportcell biology

Key Roles of Gapdh, Hsp90, and No in Heme Trafficking. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2025)

immunologyheme signalinggeneticsmolecular and cellular biologyheme traffickingmolecular geneticsheme transport

Functional Interactions Between Nadph Oxidase 5 and Actin. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2023)

cytoskeletonredox signalingfree radical biologyredox biologymolecular and cellular biologyreactive oxygen specieschemical biologyenzymesmolecular metabolismmolecular biologybiological chemistryfunctional interactionsoxidative stresscellular biochemistrybiochemistry

Identification of Protein Targets for Nadph Oxidase 5 Mediated Oxidative Modification. The FASEB Journal (2022)

proteomicsredox signalingmediated oxidative modificationredox biologyreactive oxygen specieschemical biologyenzymesmolecular biologybiological chemistryprotein targetsoxidative stressbiochemistry

New Roles for Gapdh, Hsp90, and No in Regulating Heme Allocation and Hemeprotein Function in Mammals. Biological Chemistry (2022)

heme allocationheme signalingheme homeostasishematologyhaematopoiesisnew rolesvascular biologygeneticsmolecular and cellular biologymammalian biologydevelopmental biologyhemeprotein functionmolecular physiologyheme transportcell biology

Gapdh is Involved in the Heme‐Maturation of Myoglobin and Hemoglobin. The FASEB Journal (2021)

physiologyheme signalingheme homeostasishematologyhaematopoiesismolecular and cellular biologyheme degradationheme traffickingheme transportbiochemistry

Nitric Oxide and Heme-No Stimulate Superoxide Production by Nadph Oxidase 5. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2021)

physiologynitrosative stressfree radical biologyredox biologyreactive nitrogen speciesreactive oxygen speciesenzymesnadph oxidase 5metabolismoxidative stressnitric oxidebiochemistry

Dynamic Regulation of Nadph Oxidase 5 by Heme, Nitric Oxide, and Hsp90. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2020)

Elizabeth SweenyAndrew HuntSimon SchlangerNicolai LehnertDennis Stuehr

heme signalingheme homeostasisfree radical biologyredox biologynitric oxidemolecular biologydynamic regulationoxidative stressheme transportbiochemistry

Dynamic Regulation of Nadph Oxidase 5 by Intracellular Heme Levels and Cellular Chaperones. Redox Biology (2020)

physiologyheme signalingcellular chaperonesheme homeostasisredox biologymolecular and cellular biologyheme degradationenzymesmolecular metabolismnadph oxidase 5cell and molecular biologydynamic regulationmetabolismcell metabolismoxidative stresscellular biochemistrybiochemistrycell biology

Gapdh Delivers Heme to Soluble Guanylyl Cyclase. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2020)

heme signalingheme homeostasischemical biologybiomolecular engineeringenzymesmolecular metabolismheme traffickinggapdh deliversbiochemical sciencesbiochemistrybiosynthesis

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Elizabeth A. Sweeny

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Biochemistry

Cardiovascular Biology

Enzymology and Metabolism

Graduate School

Elizabeth A. Sweeny 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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Elizabeth A. Sweeny

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Heme Allocation in Eukaryotic Cells Relies on Mitochondrial Heme Export Through Flvcr1B to Cytosolic Gapdh. Nature Communications (2025)

Key Roles of Gapdh, Hsp90, and No in Heme Trafficking. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2025)

immunologyheme signalinggeneticsmolecular and cellular biologyheme traffickingmolecular geneticsheme transport

Functional Interactions Between Nadph Oxidase 5 and Actin. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2023)

Identification of Protein Targets for Nadph Oxidase 5 Mediated Oxidative Modification. The FASEB Journal (2022)

proteomicsredox signalingmediated oxidative modificationredox biologyreactive oxygen specieschemical biologyenzymesmolecular biologybiological chemistryprotein targetsoxidative stressbiochemistry

New Roles for Gapdh, Hsp90, and No in Regulating Heme Allocation and Hemeprotein Function in Mammals. Biological Chemistry (2022)

Gapdh is Involved in the Heme‐Maturation of Myoglobin and Hemoglobin. The FASEB Journal (2021)

physiologyheme signalingheme homeostasishematologyhaematopoiesismolecular and cellular biologyheme degradationheme traffickingheme transportbiochemistry

Nitric Oxide and Heme-No Stimulate Superoxide Production by Nadph Oxidase 5. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2021)

physiologynitrosative stressfree radical biologyredox biologyreactive nitrogen speciesreactive oxygen speciesenzymesnadph oxidase 5metabolismoxidative stressnitric oxidebiochemistry

Dynamic Regulation of Nadph Oxidase 5 by Heme, Nitric Oxide, and Hsp90. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2020)

Elizabeth SweenyAndrew HuntSimon SchlangerNicolai LehnertDennis Stuehr

heme signalingheme homeostasisfree radical biologyredox biologynitric oxidemolecular biologydynamic regulationoxidative stressheme transportbiochemistry

Dynamic Regulation of Nadph Oxidase 5 by Intracellular Heme Levels and Cellular Chaperones. Redox Biology (2020)

Gapdh Delivers Heme to Soluble Guanylyl Cyclase. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2020)

heme signalingheme homeostasischemical biologybiomolecular engineeringenzymesmolecular metabolismheme traffickinggapdh deliversbiochemical sciencesbiochemistrybiosynthesis

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