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Nava Segev

Distinguished Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

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College of Medicine

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics

Nava Segev is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Distinguished Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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University of Illinois Chicago

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cell biology molecular biology membrane biology genetics autophagy molecular cell biology biochemistry gene expression protein science yeast signal transduction protein transport intracellular trafficking structural biology molecular and cellular biology molecular genetics cell signaling cell and molecular biology cellular biology molecular regulation cellular physiology protein function cell trafficking secretory pathway gene function cell regulation rab gtpases vesicular transport molecular physiology traffic theory signaling pathways cell motility traffic management trapp complex autophagosome closure thrombosis vascular biology intellectual disability developmental science developmental cell biochemical sciences structural molecular biology mobility mammalian biology plo biology molecular science fragmentation effect insulin signaling quality control angiology host factors membrane transport brain science brain function developmental genetics cell manipulation sequence assembly protein assembly protein expression gene regulation protein chemistry traffic flow traffic engineering road traffic control secretion machinery mammalian counterpart novel interactions nucleotide exchanger protein trafficking yeast secretory pathway fusion step specificity switch ypt-rab gef trappii subunits phylogenetic analysis trapp complexes molecular switches cell autophagy systems biology human cells fungal genetics

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Abstract 2282 Novel Micro-Er-Phagy Selectively Clears Aberrant Membrane Proteins During Nutritional Stress. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2025)

membrane biologyaberrant membrane proteinsprotein secretionproteomicsabstract 2282biochemistryprotein functionbiomolecular engineeringmembrane proteinsbiological macromoleculesnutritional stresscellular biochemistrysecretory pathway

First Responder to Starvation: Microreticulophagy Clears Aberrant Membrane Proteins in Quick Bites. Autophagy (2025)

membrane biologymicrobiologyaberrant membrane proteinsautophagycell autophagyphagocytescellular physiologymembrane proteinsimmunologyquick bitescell biologymolecular and cellular biologycellular biochemistrycell and molecular biology

Protocol for 4D Live Fluorescence Microscopy to Image Rapid Cellular Responses in Yeast. STAR Protocols (2025)

molecular cell biologylive fluorescence microscopymicroscopymolecular biologybiomedical imagingmicroscopy methodscell biologyyeastbiological imaginglight microscopyfluorescence

Selective Clearance of Aberrant Membrane Proteins by Torc1-Mediated Micro-Er-Phagy. Cell Reports (2025)

membrane biologymembrane proteinscell biologyselective clearanceprotein scienceprotein transport

TRAPPOPATHIES: Severe Multisystem Disorders Caused by Variants in Genes of the Transport Protein Particle (Trapp) Complexes. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2024)

Riley HallVallari SawantJinchao GuTim SikoraBen RolloSilvia VelascoJinkuk KimNava SegevJohn ChristodoulouNicole J. Van Bergen

pathologysevere multisystem disorderstransport protein particlegenetic disorderspathogenesismolecular biologymolecular science

Dual Function of Rab1A in Secretion and Autophagy: Hypervariable Domain Dependence. Life Science Alliance (2023)

Valeriya GyurkovskaRakhilya MurtazinaSarah F ZhaoSojin ShikanoYukari OkamotoNava Segev

autophagyhypervariable domain dependencedual functionphysiology

Establishing Regulation of a Dynamic Process by Ypt/Rab Gtpases: A Case for Cisternal Progression. Methods in molecular biology (2021)

Jane J. KimZanna LipatovaNava Segev

geneticsregulationmolecular biologycell regulationtranscription regulationmolecular regulationcisternal progression

Newer Methods Drive Recent Insights Into Rab Gtpase Biology: An Overview. Methods in molecular biology (2021)

Guangpu LiNava Segev

rab gtpase biologymolecular biologymembrane biologyimmunology

Characterization of Constitutive Er-Phagy of Excess Membrane Proteins. PLoS Genetics (2020)

Zhanna LipatovaValeriya GyurkovskaSarah F. ZhaoNava Segev

geneticshuman geneticsmembrane biologygene expressiongenomicsmammalian biologyexcess membrane proteinsneurosciencemolecular biologyconstitutive er-phagyepigeneticsplo biologyprotein science

Characterization of Constitutive Macro-Er-Phagy. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Zhanna LipatovaValeriya GyurkovskaSarah F. ZhaoNava Segev

biologyphage biologybiophysicsconstitutive macro-er-phagyveterinary medicinecell biology

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Nava Segev

Distinguished Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics

Nava Segev is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Distinguished Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nava Segev

University of Illinois Chicago

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 2282 Novel Micro-Er-Phagy Selectively Clears Aberrant Membrane Proteins During Nutritional Stress. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2025)

First Responder to Starvation: Microreticulophagy Clears Aberrant Membrane Proteins in Quick Bites. Autophagy (2025)

Protocol for 4D Live Fluorescence Microscopy to Image Rapid Cellular Responses in Yeast. STAR Protocols (2025)

molecular cell biologylive fluorescence microscopymicroscopymolecular biologybiomedical imagingmicroscopy methodscell biologyyeastbiological imaginglight microscopyfluorescence

Selective Clearance of Aberrant Membrane Proteins by Torc1-Mediated Micro-Er-Phagy. Cell Reports (2025)

membrane biologymembrane proteinscell biologyselective clearanceprotein scienceprotein transport

TRAPPOPATHIES: Severe Multisystem Disorders Caused by Variants in Genes of the Transport Protein Particle (Trapp) Complexes. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2024)

Riley HallVallari SawantJinchao GuTim SikoraBen RolloSilvia VelascoJinkuk KimNava SegevJohn ChristodoulouNicole J. Van Bergen

pathologysevere multisystem disorderstransport protein particlegenetic disorderspathogenesismolecular biologymolecular science

Dual Function of Rab1A in Secretion and Autophagy: Hypervariable Domain Dependence. Life Science Alliance (2023)

Valeriya GyurkovskaRakhilya MurtazinaSarah F ZhaoSojin ShikanoYukari OkamotoNava Segev

autophagyhypervariable domain dependencedual functionphysiology

Establishing Regulation of a Dynamic Process by Ypt/Rab Gtpases: A Case for Cisternal Progression. Methods in molecular biology (2021)

Jane J. KimZanna LipatovaNava Segev

geneticsregulationmolecular biologycell regulationtranscription regulationmolecular regulationcisternal progression

Newer Methods Drive Recent Insights Into Rab Gtpase Biology: An Overview. Methods in molecular biology (2021)

Guangpu LiNava Segev

rab gtpase biologymolecular biologymembrane biologyimmunology

Characterization of Constitutive Er-Phagy of Excess Membrane Proteins. PLoS Genetics (2020)

Zhanna LipatovaValeriya GyurkovskaSarah F. ZhaoNava Segev

geneticshuman geneticsmembrane biologygene expressiongenomicsmammalian biologyexcess membrane proteinsneurosciencemolecular biologyconstitutive er-phagyepigeneticsplo biologyprotein science

Characterization of Constitutive Macro-Er-Phagy. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Zhanna LipatovaValeriya GyurkovskaSarah F. ZhaoNava Segev

biologyphage biologybiophysicsconstitutive macro-er-phagyveterinary medicinecell biology

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