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Stuart Feinstein

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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College of Creative Studies

Art (ccs)

Biology

Computing

Mathematics (ccs)

Music Composition

Physics (ccs)

Writing and Literature

College of Letters & Science

Developmental Biology

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

Stuart Feinstein is currently serving as an Art (Ccs) Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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neuroscience structural biology cell biology protein science membrane biology neurology molecular biology molecular biophysics cytoskeleton experimental biophysics protein transport neuropharmacology molecular physiology protein function neuroanatomy medicinal research microtubule dynamics molecular neuroscience structural molecular biology neurophysiology protein assembly biological chemistry cellular biochemistry mammalian biology molecular neurobiology neuroprotection peripheral nervous system cellular physiology molecular science molecular cell biology pharmacotherapy cellular neurobiology brain science neural science molecular neurodegeneration biomolecular interactions neuroinflammation protein misfolding molecular regulation protein expression tumor targeting chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy peptide science peripheral nerve injuries integrative biology surface reactivity functional modification human sciences neurite outgrowth peptide assembly neuroradiology peptides cell death neurotransmission protein chemistry clinical toxicology biological inorganic chemistry mutagenesis experimental analysis experimental toxicology neurochemistry biocybernetics cell biomechanics remedial action four-repeat tau tau function atomic force microscope fibril formation taxol-stabilized microtubules tubulin oligomers assembly-promoting factors coordinate induction microtubule assembly rat forebrain mature expression dorsal horn projections biomedical research biophysical review biophysics nature method molecular and cellular biology degenerative pathology cell and molecular biology

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Complexes of Tubulin Oligomers and Tau Form a Viscoelastic Intervening Network Cross-Bridging Microtubules Into Bundles. Nature Communications (2024)

Phillip A. KohlChaeyeon SongBretton J. FletcherRebecca L. BestChristine TchounwouXimena Garcia ArceoPeter J. ChungHerbert P. MillerLeslie WilsonMyung Chul ChoiYouli LiStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

protein scienceneurosciencemolecular biologytau formtubulin oligomersstructural biologygenetics

Mixtures of Intrinsically Disordered Neuronal Protein Tau and Anionic Liposomes Reveal Distinct Anionic Liposome-Tau Complexes Coexisting With Tau Liquid–Liquid Phase-Separated Coacervates. Langmuir (2024)

Christine TchounwouAnjali J. JobanputraDylan LasherBretton J. FletcherJorge JacintoArjun BhaduriRebecca L. BestWilliam S. FisherKai K. EwertYouli LiStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicsprotein phase separationneuronal protein taubiochemistryanionic liposomesmolecular biologyprotein structure

Divalent Metal Ion Mediated Structural Transitions in Microtubule Bundles in Dissipative Reaction Mixtures Revealed by Synchrotron Saxs and Plastic-Embedded Tem. Biophysical Journal (2023)

Phillip A. KohlChaeyeon SongBretton FletcherRebecca BestChristine TchounwouXimena Garcia ArceoPeter J. ChungHerbert P. MillerLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicsmedical biophysicsplastic-embedded temprotein sciencecondensed mattermicrotubule bundlescell biologystructural transitionsneurosciencemolecular biophysicsexperimental biophysicsdivalent metal iondissipative reaction mixturesstructural biology

Synchrotron X-Ray Study of Intrinsically Disordered and Polyampholytic Tau 4Rs and 4Rl Under Controlled Ionic Strength. The European Physical Journal E (2023)

Hasaeam ChoJimin LeeHanjoon NhoKeunmin LeeBopil GimJuncheol LeeJaehee LeeKai K. EwertYouli LiStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. SafinyaKyeong Sik JinMyung Chul Choi

biophysicsionic strengthcondensed matterneurosciencesoft mattersynchrotron x-ray studycondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Divalent Cations Induce Non-Equilibrium Phase Transitions in Tau-Mediated Microtubule Bundles Undergoing Dynamic Instability. Biophysical Journal (2022)

Bretton FletcherPhillip A. KohlChaeyeon SongPeter J. ChungHerbert P. MillerYouli LiMyung Chul ChoiLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicstau-mediated microtubule bundlesdynamic instabilitynon-equilibrium phase transitionscell biologyneurosciencedivalent cationsexperimental biophysicsmolecular biophysics

Efficient Tracing of the Sars-Cov-2 Omicron Variants in Santa Barbara County Using a Rapid Quantitative Reverse Transcription Pcr Assay. Diagnostics (2022)

Zach AralisStewart ComerHenning AnsorgCarl PalmerJennifer SmithStuart C. FeinsteinLynn N. FitzgibbonsCarolina Arias

pathologyepidemiologyinfectious diseasesvirologyinnovative diagnosticsveterinary diagnosticsefficient tracingdiagnosissars-cov-2molecular diagnosticsmedical diagnosticsviral diagnosticssanta barbara countyvirus research

Phase Separation Studies of Anionic Lipids and Tau in Biologically Relevant Conditions. Biophysical Journal (2022)

Christine TchounwouDylan LasherBretton FletcherRebecca L. BestHerb P. MillerLeslie WilsonS.C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicsphysiologyneurosciencemembrane biologyphase separation studiesanionic lipidsphase separation

Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation Studies of Anionic Liposomes Complexed With Microtubule-Associated Protein Tau. Biophysical Journal (2021)

Christine TchounwouDylan LasherArjun BhaduriRebecca L. BestLeslie WilsonS.C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicsproteomicsphase separationcell biologynanotechnologyneuroscienceanionic liposomesmolecular biophysicsexperimental biophysicsmembrane biologymicrotubule-associated protein taunanoparticle researchstructural biology

Microtubule and Tubulin Binding and Regulation of Microtubule Dynamics by the Antibody Drug Conjugate (Adc) Payload, Monomethyl Auristatin E (Mmae): Mechanistic Insights Into Mmae Adc Peripheral Neuropathy. Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology (2021)

Rebecca L. BestNichole E. LaPointeOlga AzarenkoHerb MillerChristine GenualdiStephen ChihBen-Quan ShenMary Ann JordanLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinNicola J. Stagg

neuroanatomyimmunologyneuroscienceprotein transportexperimental toxicologypharmacologyclinical toxicologytumor biologyneuroinflammationantibody drug conjugatemolecular neurosciencepharmacotherapypharmacological researchmicrotubule dynamicstubulin bindingtoxicologyprotein scienceapplied pharmacologymembrane biologymammalian biologymolecular regulation

Microtubule in Vitro Bundle Structures Depends on Tau Projection Domain and Ionic Strength. Biophysical Journal (2020)

Hasaeam ChoHanjoon NhoJuncheol LeeSang Yeop LeeKyeong Sik JinHerbert P. MillerLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. SafinyaMyung Chul Choi

biophysicsionic strengthtau projection domaincell biologyneurosciencestructural biology

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Stuart Feinstein

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Creative Studies

Art (ccs)

Biology

Computing

Mathematics (ccs)

Music Composition

Physics (ccs)

Writing and Literature

College of Letters & Science

Developmental Biology

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

Stuart Feinstein is currently serving as an Art (Ccs) Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stuart Feinstein

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Complexes of Tubulin Oligomers and Tau Form a Viscoelastic Intervening Network Cross-Bridging Microtubules Into Bundles. Nature Communications (2024)

protein scienceneurosciencemolecular biologytau formtubulin oligomersstructural biologygenetics

Christine TchounwouAnjali J. JobanputraDylan LasherBretton J. FletcherJorge JacintoArjun BhaduriRebecca L. BestWilliam S. FisherKai K. EwertYouli LiStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicsprotein phase separationneuronal protein taubiochemistryanionic liposomesmolecular biologyprotein structure

Divalent Metal Ion Mediated Structural Transitions in Microtubule Bundles in Dissipative Reaction Mixtures Revealed by Synchrotron Saxs and Plastic-Embedded Tem. Biophysical Journal (2023)

Phillip A. KohlChaeyeon SongBretton FletcherRebecca BestChristine TchounwouXimena Garcia ArceoPeter J. ChungHerbert P. MillerLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

Synchrotron X-Ray Study of Intrinsically Disordered and Polyampholytic Tau 4Rs and 4Rl Under Controlled Ionic Strength. The European Physical Journal E (2023)

Hasaeam ChoJimin LeeHanjoon NhoKeunmin LeeBopil GimJuncheol LeeJaehee LeeKai K. EwertYouli LiStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. SafinyaKyeong Sik JinMyung Chul Choi

biophysicsionic strengthcondensed matterneurosciencesoft mattersynchrotron x-ray studycondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Divalent Cations Induce Non-Equilibrium Phase Transitions in Tau-Mediated Microtubule Bundles Undergoing Dynamic Instability. Biophysical Journal (2022)

Bretton FletcherPhillip A. KohlChaeyeon SongPeter J. ChungHerbert P. MillerYouli LiMyung Chul ChoiLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicstau-mediated microtubule bundlesdynamic instabilitynon-equilibrium phase transitionscell biologyneurosciencedivalent cationsexperimental biophysicsmolecular biophysics

Efficient Tracing of the Sars-Cov-2 Omicron Variants in Santa Barbara County Using a Rapid Quantitative Reverse Transcription Pcr Assay. Diagnostics (2022)

Zach AralisStewart ComerHenning AnsorgCarl PalmerJennifer SmithStuart C. FeinsteinLynn N. FitzgibbonsCarolina Arias

Phase Separation Studies of Anionic Lipids and Tau in Biologically Relevant Conditions. Biophysical Journal (2022)

Christine TchounwouDylan LasherBretton FletcherRebecca L. BestHerb P. MillerLeslie WilsonS.C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

biophysicsphysiologyneurosciencemembrane biologyphase separation studiesanionic lipidsphase separation

Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation Studies of Anionic Liposomes Complexed With Microtubule-Associated Protein Tau. Biophysical Journal (2021)

Christine TchounwouDylan LasherArjun BhaduriRebecca L. BestLeslie WilsonS.C. FeinsteinCyrus R. Safinya

Rebecca L. BestNichole E. LaPointeOlga AzarenkoHerb MillerChristine GenualdiStephen ChihBen-Quan ShenMary Ann JordanLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinNicola J. Stagg

Microtubule in Vitro Bundle Structures Depends on Tau Projection Domain and Ionic Strength. Biophysical Journal (2020)

Hasaeam ChoHanjoon NhoJuncheol LeeSang Yeop LeeKyeong Sik JinHerbert P. MillerLeslie WilsonStuart C. FeinsteinCyrus R. SafinyaMyung Chul Choi

biophysicsionic strengthtau projection domaincell biologyneurosciencestructural biology

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