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Keith Kozminski

Associate Professor of Biology and Cell Biology; Director of Undergraduate Programs

University of Virginia

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College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biology

Keith Kozminski is currently serving as a College And Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of Biology and Cell Biology; Director of Undergraduate Programs at University of Virginia.

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Keith Kozminski

University of Virginia

Associate Professor of Biology and Cell Biology; Director of Undergraduate Programs

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cell biology cellular biochemistry molecular cell biology molecular biology molecular and cellular biology signal transduction cell signaling cytoskeleton secretory pathway protein science intracellular trafficking molecular regulation membrane biology cellular physiology yeast cell and molecular biology cell division protein transport protein function biology membrane proteins structural molecular biology biological chemistry cell motility signaling pathways cell polarity biochemistry cell regulation cellular structure biophysical review biomolecular structure protein secretion flagellar membrane intraflagellar transport polarized secretion polarized exocytosis polarity development biological macromolecules proteome research biomolecules cell death oncogenes cell metabolism molecular physiology biomedical informatics membrane transport electron microscopy protein biosynthesis protein synthesis protein expression cell cycle molecular pathways proteinlipid interaction organelle dynamics organelle biogenesis biological data biosecurity big data infrastructures experimental biophysics cell biophysics ultrastructure transcription regulation gene regulation cell trafficking unicellular organism dynein-based flagellar beating flagellar surface motility morphogenesis checkpoint protein interaction map polarized localization cell surface high level expression flagellar microtubules flagellar tubulin ad rho family gtpase thesecdc42 mutants

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Osh-Dependent and -Independent Regulation of Pi4P Levels During Polarized Growth of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2023)

Lindsay A. HeckleKeith G. Kozminski

polarized growthcell signalingcell biologydevelopmental biologygene regulationmolecular cell biologyyeasttranscription regulationmolecular biologysignal transductiongene expressioncell regulationmolecular regulation

Functions for Cdc42P Bem Adaptors in Regulating a Differentiation-Type Map Kinase Pathway. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2020)

Sukanya BasuBeatriz GonzálezBoyang LiGarrett KimbleKeith G. KozminskiPaul J. Cullen

molecular and cellular biologysignal transduction pathwayscell signalingcell biologysignaling pathwayscell divisionmolecular geneticsmolecular physiologymolecular cell biologymolecular regulationras homologysignal transductiongene expressioncellular biochemistrycdc42p bem adaptorsgenetics

Lipid-Dependent Regulation of Exocytosis in S. Cerevisiae by Osbp Homolog (Osh) 4. Journal of Cell Science (2017)

Richard J. SmindakLindsay A. HeckleSupraja S. ChittariMarissa A. HandDylan M. HyattGrace E. MantusWilliam A. SanfelippoKeith G. Kozminski

molecular and cellular biologylipid ligandspolarized exocytosisproteinlipid interactionsecretory pathwaycell biologymembrane proteinsbiochemistryintracellular traffickingmembrane biologymolecular cell biologymolecular biologybiological chemistrycellular biochemistryoxysterol-binding protein

Biosecurity in the Age of Big Data: A Conversation With the Fbi. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2015)

Keith G. Kozminski

biostatisticsbig datahealth informaticsbiomedical informaticsbig data infrastructuresbiological datadata privacyinformation securitydata securityinformation forensicssecurity implicationsdata sciencescientific datafederal bureaubiosecurity

Secretory Vesicles Deliver Cdc42P to Sites of Polarized Growth in S. Cerevisiae. PLoS ONE (2014)

Shubha A. DigheKeith G. Kozminski

molecular and cellular biologypolarized growthpolarized secretionsecretory pathwaycell signalingprotein secretioncell biologycellular physiologycell polaritycell divisionintracellular traffickingcytoskeletonmolecular cell biologysecretory vesiclesmolecular biologysignal transductioncellular biochemistry

Cell Cycle Checkpoint Regulators Reach a Zillion. Cell Cycle (2013)

Kimberly YasutisKeith Kozminski

oncogenescell cyclecell deathcell signalingcell biologysignaling pathwayscell divisionmitotic entry framemolecular cell biologymolecular pathwayssystems biologysignal transductioncell regulationmitotic entry

A Detour for Yeast Oxysterol Binding Proteins. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2012)

Christopher T. BehChristopher R. McMasterKeith G. KozminskiAnant K. Menon

enzymesprotein sciencebiomolecular structurebiochemistryyeastbiological chemistryprotein structurestructural molecular biologystructural biology

Intraflagellar Transport—the “New Motility” 20 Years Later. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2012)

Keith G. Kozminski

molecular and cellular biologyorganelle biogenesisprotein complexesintraflagellar transportintracellular traffickingprotein transportmolecular motorsorganelle dynamicscell and molecular biologycell biologybiologymolecular biologycell motilityrapid discoverycellular biochemistrymembrane proteinscellular physiologymembrane biologycytoskeletonmolecular cell biology

The Sterol‐Binding Protein Kes1/Osh4P is a Regulator of Polarized Exocytosis. Traffic (2011)

Gabriel AlfaroJesper JohansenShubha A. DigheGiselle DuamelKeith G. KozminskiChristopher T. Beh

molecular and cellular biologypolarized exocytosisprotein sciencesecretory pathwaysterol traffickingcell biologymembrane proteinsintracellular traffickingmembrane biologymolecular cell biologyprotein transportmolecular biologycellular biochemistrysterol binding

Chapter 221 – Yeast Small G-Protein Function: Molecular Basis of Cell Polarity in Yeast. (2010)

Keith G. KozminskiHay-Oak Park

molecular and cellular biologypolarity developmentsmall gtpasessecretory pathwaycell signalingcell biologycell polaritycell divisiondevelopmental biologymolecular cell biologyyeastmolecular regulationsignal transductiongtpase modulecellular biochemistry

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Keith Kozminski

Associate Professor of Biology and Cell Biology; Director of Undergraduate Programs

University of Virginia

Affiliations

College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Keith Kozminski

University of Virginia

Associate Professor of Biology and Cell Biology; Director of Undergraduate Programs

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Osh-Dependent and -Independent Regulation of Pi4P Levels During Polarized Growth of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2023)

Lindsay A. HeckleKeith G. Kozminski

Functions for Cdc42P Bem Adaptors in Regulating a Differentiation-Type Map Kinase Pathway. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2020)

Sukanya BasuBeatriz GonzálezBoyang LiGarrett KimbleKeith G. KozminskiPaul J. Cullen

Lipid-Dependent Regulation of Exocytosis in S. Cerevisiae by Osbp Homolog (Osh) 4. Journal of Cell Science (2017)

Richard J. SmindakLindsay A. HeckleSupraja S. ChittariMarissa A. HandDylan M. HyattGrace E. MantusWilliam A. SanfelippoKeith G. Kozminski

Biosecurity in the Age of Big Data: A Conversation With the Fbi. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2015)

Keith G. Kozminski

Secretory Vesicles Deliver Cdc42P to Sites of Polarized Growth in S. Cerevisiae. PLoS ONE (2014)

Shubha A. DigheKeith G. Kozminski

Cell Cycle Checkpoint Regulators Reach a Zillion. Cell Cycle (2013)

Kimberly YasutisKeith Kozminski

A Detour for Yeast Oxysterol Binding Proteins. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2012)

Christopher T. BehChristopher R. McMasterKeith G. KozminskiAnant K. Menon

enzymesprotein sciencebiomolecular structurebiochemistryyeastbiological chemistryprotein structurestructural molecular biologystructural biology

Intraflagellar Transport—the “New Motility” 20 Years Later. Molecular Biology of the Cell (2012)

Keith G. Kozminski

The Sterol‐Binding Protein Kes1/Osh4P is a Regulator of Polarized Exocytosis. Traffic (2011)

Gabriel AlfaroJesper JohansenShubha A. DigheGiselle DuamelKeith G. KozminskiChristopher T. Beh

Chapter 221 – Yeast Small G-Protein Function: Molecular Basis of Cell Polarity in Yeast. (2010)

Keith G. KozminskiHay-Oak Park

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