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Heidi E. Hamm, Ph.D.

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Vanderbilt University

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College of Arts and Science

Neuroscience

School of Medicine

Department of Pharmacology

Heidi E. Hamm, Ph.d. is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Vanderbilt University.

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Heidi E. Hamm, Ph.D.

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Molecular Basis for Gβγ-Snare Mediated Inhibition of Synaptic Vesicle Fusion.. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2025)

neurodegenerative diseasesmolecular neurosciencecellular biochemistrymembrane proteinsmolecular biologycellular physiologysecretory pathwayprotein secretionmolecular neurodegenerationintracellular traffickingmolecular basissignal transductionneuronscell biologymolecular physiologycell signalingprotein transportmolecular cell biology

Sex Differences in Metabolic Regulation by Gi/O-Coupled Receptor Modulation of Exocytosis. Frontiers in Pharmacology (2025)

Montana YoungRyan P. CeddiaAnalisa Thompson-GrayDavid ReyesJackson B. CassadaJulio E. AyalaOwen P. McGuinnessSheila CollinsHeidi E. Hamm

metabolic regulationreceptorspharmacology

The Effects of Bicarbonate on the Aberrant Photon Response in Murine Rod Photoreceptors. Biophysical Journal (2025)

mechanistic photochemistryphotosynthesisphotoreceptor cellsphotochromismlight scienceoptogeneticsophthalmologymurine rod photoreceptorsbiophysicsluminescenceaberrant photon responsephotobiologyphotochemistry

Discovery of Protease-Activated Receptor 4 (Par4)-Tethered Ligand Antagonists Using Ultralarge Virtual Screening. ACS Pharmacology & Translational Science (2024)

Shannon T. SmithJackson B. CassadaLukas Von BredowKevin ErregerEmma M. WebbTrevor A. TrombleyJacob J. KalbfleischBrian J. BenderIrene Zagol-IkapitteValerie M. KramlingerJacob L. BouchardSidnee G. MitchellMaik TretbarBrian K. ShoichetCraig W. LindsleyJens MeilerHeidi E. Hamm

ligand antagoniststranslational pharmacologymedicinepharmacologylead identificationclinical pharmacologyultralarge virtual screeningreceptorsdrug discovery

Elevated Protease-Activated Receptor 4 (Par4) Gene Expression in Alzheimer’s Disease Predicts Cognitive Decline. Neurobiology of Aging (2024)

Rebecca L. WinfreeKevin ErregerJared PhillipsMabel SetoYanling WangJulie A. SchneiderDavid A. BennettMatthew S. SchragTimothy J. HohmanHeidi E. Hamm

neurologyneurosciencegeneticscognitive declinealzheimer's diseasemolecular neurobiologygene expressionneuroscience of aging

Gβγ-Snap25 Exocytotic Brake Removal Enhances Insulin Action, Promotes Adipocyte Browning, and Protects Against Diet-Induced Obesity. Journal of Clinical Investigation (2023)

Ryan P. CeddiaZack ZurawskiAnalisa Thompson GrayFeyisayo AdegboyeAinsley McDonald-BoyerFubiao ShiDianxin LiuJose MaldonadoJiesi FengYulong LiSimon AlfordJulio E. AyalaOwen P. McGuinnessSheila CollinsHeidi E. Hamm

clinical investigationsecondary metabolismcellular physiologyendocrinologycirculatory physiologydiet-induced obesitypharmacologyobesityclinical physiologyappetite controlliver physiologyadipocyte browningphysiologyhealth sciencesapplied physiologyclinical research

Pepperberg Plot: Modeling Flash Response Saturation in Retinal Rods of Mouse. Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience (2023)

Giovanni CarusoColin KlausHeidi E. HammVsevolod V. GurevichPaolo BisegnaDaniele AndreucciEmmanuele DiBenedettoClint L. Makino

molecular neurosciencepepperberg plotcognitive neuroscienceneuroanatomyelectrophysiologyneurologymammalian biologyophthalmologyneurosciencevision researchcomputational neuroscienceretinal rodsretinamolecular neurobiology

Role of Protease-Activated Receptor 4 in Mouse Models of Acute and Chronic Kidney Injury. AJP Renal Physiology (2023)

Kevin ErregerShirong CaoYu PanMengdi JiangMing-Zhi ZhangRaymond C. HarrisHeidi E. Hamm

thrombosispharmacologynephrologymouse modelsurologychronic kidney injuryphysiologyacute kidney injury

Snap25 Differentially Contributes to Gi/O-Coupled Receptor Function at Glutamatergic Synapses in the Nucleus Accumbens. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2023)

Kevin M. ManzJosé C. ZepedaZack ZurawskiHeidi E. HammBrad A. Grueter

molecular neuroscienceglutamatergic synapsescognitive neurosciencesystems neuroscienceneuroscienceneurophysiologybrain functionnucleus accumbensreceptorsg protein-coupled receptorcellular neurobiology

Effects of Cell Size and Bicarbonate on Single Photon Response Variability in Retinal Rods. Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience (2022)

Polina GevaGiovanni CarusoColin KlausHeidi E. HammVsevolod V. GurevichEmmanuele DiBenedettoClint L. Makino

molecular neuroscienceelectrophysiologyneuroanatomycell sizeneurologyophthalmologyneuroscienceretinal rodsretinamolecular neurobiologycellular neurobiology

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Heidi E. Hamm, Ph.D.

Professor

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Neuroscience

School of Medicine

Department of Pharmacology

Heidi E. Hamm, Ph.d. is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Heidi E. Hamm, Ph.D.

Vanderbilt University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Molecular Basis for Gβγ-Snare Mediated Inhibition of Synaptic Vesicle Fusion.. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2025)

Sex Differences in Metabolic Regulation by Gi/O-Coupled Receptor Modulation of Exocytosis. Frontiers in Pharmacology (2025)

Montana YoungRyan P. CeddiaAnalisa Thompson-GrayDavid ReyesJackson B. CassadaJulio E. AyalaOwen P. McGuinnessSheila CollinsHeidi E. Hamm

metabolic regulationreceptorspharmacology

The Effects of Bicarbonate on the Aberrant Photon Response in Murine Rod Photoreceptors. Biophysical Journal (2025)

Discovery of Protease-Activated Receptor 4 (Par4)-Tethered Ligand Antagonists Using Ultralarge Virtual Screening. ACS Pharmacology & Translational Science (2024)

ligand antagoniststranslational pharmacologymedicinepharmacologylead identificationclinical pharmacologyultralarge virtual screeningreceptorsdrug discovery

Elevated Protease-Activated Receptor 4 (Par4) Gene Expression in Alzheimer’s Disease Predicts Cognitive Decline. Neurobiology of Aging (2024)

Rebecca L. WinfreeKevin ErregerJared PhillipsMabel SetoYanling WangJulie A. SchneiderDavid A. BennettMatthew S. SchragTimothy J. HohmanHeidi E. Hamm

neurologyneurosciencegeneticscognitive declinealzheimer's diseasemolecular neurobiologygene expressionneuroscience of aging

Gβγ-Snap25 Exocytotic Brake Removal Enhances Insulin Action, Promotes Adipocyte Browning, and Protects Against Diet-Induced Obesity. Journal of Clinical Investigation (2023)

Pepperberg Plot: Modeling Flash Response Saturation in Retinal Rods of Mouse. Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience (2023)

Giovanni CarusoColin KlausHeidi E. HammVsevolod V. GurevichPaolo BisegnaDaniele AndreucciEmmanuele DiBenedettoClint L. Makino

Role of Protease-Activated Receptor 4 in Mouse Models of Acute and Chronic Kidney Injury. AJP Renal Physiology (2023)

Kevin ErregerShirong CaoYu PanMengdi JiangMing-Zhi ZhangRaymond C. HarrisHeidi E. Hamm

thrombosispharmacologynephrologymouse modelsurologychronic kidney injuryphysiologyacute kidney injury

Snap25 Differentially Contributes to Gi/O-Coupled Receptor Function at Glutamatergic Synapses in the Nucleus Accumbens. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2023)

Kevin M. ManzJosé C. ZepedaZack ZurawskiHeidi E. HammBrad A. Grueter

Effects of Cell Size and Bicarbonate on Single Photon Response Variability in Retinal Rods. Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience (2022)

Polina GevaGiovanni CarusoColin KlausHeidi E. HammVsevolod V. GurevichEmmanuele DiBenedettoClint L. Makino

molecular neuroscienceelectrophysiologyneuroanatomycell sizeneurologyophthalmologyneuroscienceretinal rodsretinamolecular neurobiologycellular neurobiology

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