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Francesca M. Marassi

Professor Chair and Eminent Scholar; Associate Director MCW Cancer Center Shared Resources

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Cardiovascular Biology

Department of Biophysics

Graduate School

Francesca M. Marassi is currently serving as a Cardiovascular Biology Professor Chair and Eminent Scholar; Associate Director MCW Cancer Center Shared Resources at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Francesca M. Marassi

Medical College of Wisconsin

Professor Chair and Eminent Scholar; Associate Director MCW Cancer Center Shared Resources

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biophysics membrane proteins molecular biology protein structure structural biology membrane biology biochemistry protein science nuclear magnetic resonance biomolecular structure structural molecular biology membranes protein nmr membrane science biomolecular engineering nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy proteinlipid interaction membrane characterization solid-state nmr spectroscopy molecular structure membrane systems magnetic resonance biophysical modeling lipids membrane transport membrane structure vascular biology biological macromolecules biophysical chemistry magnetic resonance spectroscopy structure determination protein function cell death apoptosis phospholipid bilayers peptides membrane permeation biomolecules peptide science lipid bilayers biological chemistry micelles protein transport virus structure biomolecular interactions nmr structural studies solid-state nmr yersinia pestis membrane formation structural studies nmr spectroscopy outer membrane protein virus research molecular science charge transport proton-exchange membrane receptor (biochemistry) protein assembly protein phosphorylation fxyd family proteins lipid micelles vibrational spectroscopy lipid chemistry protein modeling viral structural protein protein purification residual stress surface reactivity protein expression computational biophysics simultaneous assignment dipolar waves solid-state nmr spectra phosphatidylcholine headgroup surface charge explicit membranes aging cell

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In Situ Nmr Reveals a Ph Sensor Motif in an Outer Membrane Protein That Drives Bacterial Vesicle Production. (2025)

Nicholas A WoodTata GopinathKyungsoo ShinFrancesca M. Marassi

ph sensor motifouter membrane proteinprotein nmrmembrane proteinsbacterial vesicle productionnuclear magnetic resonancemicrobiology

In Situ Nmr Reveals a Ph Sensor Motif in an Outer Membrane Protein That Drives Bacterial Vesicle Production. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

ph sensor motifsitu nmrprotein structuremicrobial proteomicsouter membrane proteinbiomolecular structureprotein nmrmembrane proteinsbacterianuclear magnetic resonanceprotein sciencemicrobiologybiochemistry

Solid-State Nmr of Membrane Proteins in Situ. Current Opinion in Structural Biology (2025)

biophysicssolid-state nmrnuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopymembrane proteinsmembrane sciencenuclear magnetic resonance

Solid State Nmr Spectral Editing of Histidine, Arginine and Lysine Using Hadamard Encoding. Journal of Biomolecular NMR (2025)

Tata GopinathAlyssa KraftKyungsoo ShinNicholas A. WoodFrancesca M. Marassi

solid-state nmr spectroscopybiomolecular engineeringbiomolecular structurenuclear magnetic resonancebiochemistry

A Ph-Sensitive Motif in an Outer Membrane Protein Activates Bacterial Membrane Vesicle Production. Nature Communications (2024)

Ruchika DehinwalTata GopinathRichard D. SmithRobert K. ErnstDieter M. SchifferliMatthew K. WaldorFrancesca M. Marassi

protein secretionmembranessystems biologyouter membrane proteinmolecular biologymembrane proteinsph-sensitive motifmembrane biologybiomoleculesprotein sciencemicrobiology

Solid-State Nmr Mas Cryoprobe Enables Structural Studies of Human Blood Protein Vitronectin Bound to Hydroxyapatite. Journal of Structural Biology (2024)

T. GopinathKyungsoo ShinYe TianWonpil ImJochem StruppeBarbara PerroneAlia HassanFrancesca M. Marassi

materials sciencebiophysicsstructural studiesstructural biologynuclear magnetic resonance

Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Illuminates Key Protein-Lipid Interactions in the Native Bacterial Cell Envelope. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

biomolecular interactionsbiological macromoleculeslipid movementproteinlipid interactionprotein structurebiomolecular structurestructural molecular biologymolecular biologystructural biologyprokaryotic systembiochemistry

Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Illuminates Key Protein–Lipid Interactions in the Native Bacterial Cell Envelope. Biochemistry (2023)

James E. KentBryce E. AckermannGalia T. DebelouchinaFrancesca M. Marassi

dynamic nuclear polarizationbiochemistry

Vitronectin, the Major Regulator of Age-Related Macular Degeneration. Biophysical Journal (2023)

Kyungsoo ShinJames E. KentAlexander E. AleshinYe TianL. Miya FujimotoChandan SinghFrancesca M. Marassi

ageingbiophysicsophthalmologybiophysical revieweye healthallostatic loadaging cellvascular biologyage-related macular degenerationmajor regulatormolecular neurodegenerationocular tissuesophthalmology retinaexperimental ophthalmologyneuroscienceocular disease

A Periplasmic Cinched Protein is Required for Siderophore Secretion and Virulence of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. Nature Communications (2022)

Lei ZhangJames E. KentMeredith WhitakerDavid C. YoungDominik HerrmannAlexander E. AleshinYing-Hui KoGino CingolaniJamil S. SaadD. Branch MoodyFrancesca M. MarassiSabine EhrtMichael Niederweis

microbial pathogenesisgeneticsperiplasmic cinched proteinsiderophore secretionmycobacterium tuberculosisinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

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Francesca M. Marassi

Professor Chair and Eminent Scholar; Associate Director MCW Cancer Center Shared Resources

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Cardiovascular Biology

Department of Biophysics

Graduate School

Francesca M. Marassi is currently serving as a Cardiovascular Biology Professor Chair and Eminent Scholar; Associate Director MCW Cancer Center Shared Resources at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Francesca M. Marassi

Medical College of Wisconsin

Professor Chair and Eminent Scholar; Associate Director MCW Cancer Center Shared Resources

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

In Situ Nmr Reveals a Ph Sensor Motif in an Outer Membrane Protein That Drives Bacterial Vesicle Production. (2025)

Nicholas A WoodTata GopinathKyungsoo ShinFrancesca M. Marassi

ph sensor motifouter membrane proteinprotein nmrmembrane proteinsbacterial vesicle productionnuclear magnetic resonancemicrobiology

In Situ Nmr Reveals a Ph Sensor Motif in an Outer Membrane Protein That Drives Bacterial Vesicle Production. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

Solid-State Nmr of Membrane Proteins in Situ. Current Opinion in Structural Biology (2025)

biophysicssolid-state nmrnuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopymembrane proteinsmembrane sciencenuclear magnetic resonance

Solid State Nmr Spectral Editing of Histidine, Arginine and Lysine Using Hadamard Encoding. Journal of Biomolecular NMR (2025)

Tata GopinathAlyssa KraftKyungsoo ShinNicholas A. WoodFrancesca M. Marassi

solid-state nmr spectroscopybiomolecular engineeringbiomolecular structurenuclear magnetic resonancebiochemistry

A Ph-Sensitive Motif in an Outer Membrane Protein Activates Bacterial Membrane Vesicle Production. Nature Communications (2024)

Ruchika DehinwalTata GopinathRichard D. SmithRobert K. ErnstDieter M. SchifferliMatthew K. WaldorFrancesca M. Marassi

protein secretionmembranessystems biologyouter membrane proteinmolecular biologymembrane proteinsph-sensitive motifmembrane biologybiomoleculesprotein sciencemicrobiology

Solid-State Nmr Mas Cryoprobe Enables Structural Studies of Human Blood Protein Vitronectin Bound to Hydroxyapatite. Journal of Structural Biology (2024)

T. GopinathKyungsoo ShinYe TianWonpil ImJochem StruppeBarbara PerroneAlia HassanFrancesca M. Marassi

materials sciencebiophysicsstructural studiesstructural biologynuclear magnetic resonance

Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Illuminates Key Protein-Lipid Interactions in the Native Bacterial Cell Envelope. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Illuminates Key Protein–Lipid Interactions in the Native Bacterial Cell Envelope. Biochemistry (2023)

James E. KentBryce E. AckermannGalia T. DebelouchinaFrancesca M. Marassi

dynamic nuclear polarizationbiochemistry

Vitronectin, the Major Regulator of Age-Related Macular Degeneration. Biophysical Journal (2023)

Kyungsoo ShinJames E. KentAlexander E. AleshinYe TianL. Miya FujimotoChandan SinghFrancesca M. Marassi

A Periplasmic Cinched Protein is Required for Siderophore Secretion and Virulence of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. Nature Communications (2022)

Lei ZhangJames E. KentMeredith WhitakerDavid C. YoungDominik HerrmannAlexander E. AleshinYing-Hui KoGino CingolaniJamil S. SaadD. Branch MoodyFrancesca M. MarassiSabine EhrtMichael Niederweis

microbial pathogenesisgeneticsperiplasmic cinched proteinsiderophore secretionmycobacterium tuberculosisinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

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