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Navid Bavi

Assistant Professor Physiology

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

David Geffen School of Medicine

Physiology

the College

Molecular, Cellular & Integrative Physiology

Navid Bavi is currently serving as a David Geffen School Of Medicine Assistant Professor Physiology at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Navid Bavi

University of California, Los Angeles

Assistant Professor Physiology

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biophysics membrane biology neuroscience physiology molecular biophysics cell biology electrophysiology structural biology biomechanics experimental biophysics protein science molecular physiology microbial physiology mechanosensitive channels nanotechnology gene expression biophysical review molecular microbiology membrane transport membrane science cellular physiology liver physiology nanobiotechnology cell biomechanics mechanotransduction biophysical modeling mechanosensitive ion channels neurophysiology mammalian biology physiological research proteinlipid interaction computational biophysics bacterial mechanosensors mscl nanovalve conformational cycle vascular biology mathematical bioscience engineering optimization fluid flow engineering science applied microbiology microbial cell factory molecular science cellular biochemistry molecular neurobiology lipid science cell physiology boundary element methods boundary layers engineering design process infectious disease modelling diffusion process bioconjugation host specificity protein evolution microbial genetics surface tension surface nanotechnology nanodisc optical engineering high resolution evolutionary microbiology protein misfolding protein transport intracellular trafficking ion-channel-mediated mechanosensory transduction biophysical principles mechanosensitive channel mscs bilayer-mediated gating auxiliary subunits piezo channels mechanosensory transduction cell membrane mechanics lipid bilayer rheometry biophysical implications substrate mechanics

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Opening Threshold and Kinetics of the Mscl Mechanosensitive Channel Are Regulated by Its Periplasmic Loop. Research Square (2026)

biophysicsphysiologymembrane transportbiophysical reviewcell biomechanicselectrophysiologycellular physiologymechanotransductionmscl mechanosensitive channelcytoskeletonmechanobiologybiophysical modelingsignal transductionperiplasmic loop

Structural Mechanism of Prestin-Membrane Mechanotransduction. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

biophysicsmembrane transportcell biomechanicscellular physiologymechanotransductionbiochemistrymolecular physiologymembrane biologymolecular motorsmembranesmechanobiologymembrane sciencestructural mechanismcellular biochemistrybiomechanics

Structural and Functional Diversity in Vertebrate Prestin (Slc26A5) Orthologs. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Patrick R. HallerNavid BaviEduardo Perozo

biophysicscell biologyfunctional diversityprotein structurevertebrate prestinstructural biologygenetics

Structural Implications of Lipid Protein Interactions in Prestin-Mediated Electromotility. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Navid BaviPatrick R. HallerEduardo Perozo

liver physiologybiophysical modelingbiomolecular interactionsphysiologybiophysical reviewmolecular biophysicsstructural implicationsprestin-mediated electromotilitymembrane proteinsexperimental biophysicsbioenergeticslipid protein interactionsstructural biologybiophysicsmedical biophysicsproteinlipid interactionprotein scienceelectrophysiologymolecular physiologybiomedical engineeringmembrane biology

Tuning Prestin’s Areal Expansion Through Transmembrane Helix Stability as Measured by Hdx-Ms. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Xiaoxuan LinNavid BaviPatrick R. HallerEduardo PerozoTobin R. Sosnick

biophysicsphysiologyneuroscienceareal expansionmolecular biophysicsexperimental biophysicsmembrane biologytransmembrane helix stabilitystructural biology

Author Response: Folding of Prestin’s Anion-Binding Site and the Mechanism of Outer Hair Cell Electromotility. (2023)

Xiaoxuan LinPatrick HallerNavid BaviNabil FarukEduardo PerozoTobin R Sosnick

biophysicsanion-binding sitecell biologymembrane biologymolecular biologyprotein folding

Folding of Prestin’s Anion-Binding Site and the Mechanism of Outer Hair Cell Electromotility. eLife (2023)

Xiaoxuan LinPatrick R HallerNavid BaviNabil FarukEduardo PerozoTobin R Sosnick

neurologyanion-binding sitephysiologyelectrophysiologyneuroscience

Folding Stability at the Anion-Binding Site Distinguishes Prestin From Other Slc26 Transporters as Revealed by Hdx-Ms. Biophysical Journal (2023)

Xiaoxuan LinPatrick R. HallerNavid BaviNabil FarukEduardo PerozoTobin R. Sosnick

biophysicsliver physiologyprotein sciencemembrane transportprotein misfoldingredox biologypeptide scienceintracellular traffickingmolecular biophysicsmolecular physiologymembrane biologyprotein transportexperimental biophysicsmolecular biologypharmacologyprotein foldinggene expressionbiophysical chemistry

Molecular Insights Into the Force-From-Lipids Gating of Mechanosensitive Channels. Current Opinion in Physiology (2023)

Navid BaviCharles D CoxYury A NikolaevBoris Martinac

liver physiologyphysiologymechanosensitive channelsneurosciencemolecular sciencemolecular biophysicsmolecular physiologymembrane biologyneurophysiologyforce-from-lipids gatingmolecular biologymolecular insightsgene expressionbiomechanics

Myod-Family Inhibitor Proteins Act as Auxiliary Subunits of Piezo Channels. Science (2023)

Zijing ZhouXiaonuo MaYiechang LinDelfine ChengNavid BaviGenevieve A. SeckerJinyuan Vero LiVaibhao JanbandhuDrew L. SuttonHamish S. ScottMingxi YaoRichard P. HarveyNatasha L. HarveyBen CorryYixiao ZhangCharles D. Cox

sensorsphysiologyprotein sciencepiezo channelsneurosciencemolecular biologyauxiliary subunits

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Navid Bavi

Assistant Professor Physiology

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

David Geffen School of Medicine

Physiology

the College

Molecular, Cellular & Integrative Physiology

Navid Bavi is currently serving as a David Geffen School Of Medicine Assistant Professor Physiology at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Navid Bavi

University of California, Los Angeles

Assistant Professor Physiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Opening Threshold and Kinetics of the Mscl Mechanosensitive Channel Are Regulated by Its Periplasmic Loop. Research Square (2026)

Structural Mechanism of Prestin-Membrane Mechanotransduction. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Structural and Functional Diversity in Vertebrate Prestin (Slc26A5) Orthologs. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Patrick R. HallerNavid BaviEduardo Perozo

biophysicscell biologyfunctional diversityprotein structurevertebrate prestinstructural biologygenetics

Structural Implications of Lipid Protein Interactions in Prestin-Mediated Electromotility. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Navid BaviPatrick R. HallerEduardo Perozo

Tuning Prestin’s Areal Expansion Through Transmembrane Helix Stability as Measured by Hdx-Ms. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Xiaoxuan LinNavid BaviPatrick R. HallerEduardo PerozoTobin R. Sosnick

biophysicsphysiologyneuroscienceareal expansionmolecular biophysicsexperimental biophysicsmembrane biologytransmembrane helix stabilitystructural biology

Author Response: Folding of Prestin’s Anion-Binding Site and the Mechanism of Outer Hair Cell Electromotility. (2023)

Xiaoxuan LinPatrick HallerNavid BaviNabil FarukEduardo PerozoTobin R Sosnick

biophysicsanion-binding sitecell biologymembrane biologymolecular biologyprotein folding

Folding of Prestin’s Anion-Binding Site and the Mechanism of Outer Hair Cell Electromotility. eLife (2023)

Xiaoxuan LinPatrick R HallerNavid BaviNabil FarukEduardo PerozoTobin R Sosnick

neurologyanion-binding sitephysiologyelectrophysiologyneuroscience

Folding Stability at the Anion-Binding Site Distinguishes Prestin From Other Slc26 Transporters as Revealed by Hdx-Ms. Biophysical Journal (2023)

Xiaoxuan LinPatrick R. HallerNavid BaviNabil FarukEduardo PerozoTobin R. Sosnick

Molecular Insights Into the Force-From-Lipids Gating of Mechanosensitive Channels. Current Opinion in Physiology (2023)

Navid BaviCharles D CoxYury A NikolaevBoris Martinac

Myod-Family Inhibitor Proteins Act as Auxiliary Subunits of Piezo Channels. Science (2023)

sensorsphysiologyprotein sciencepiezo channelsneurosciencemolecular biologyauxiliary subunits

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