Laboratory of Membrane Protein and Structural Cell biology
Laboratory of Membrane Protein and Structural Cell biology
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About our lab
About our lab
The Jeong Lab focuses on the structural cellular biochemistry of membrane protein using cryo-EM, cryo-ET and complementary biochemical and biophysical approaches.
We study how membrane proteins, such as ion channels and transporters, function in the cellular context, and how their structures enable precise communication with other proteins to regulate cellular processes.
Beyond individual membrane proteins, we are interested in a wide range of dynamic and emergent phenomena at biological membranes. Using in situ cryo-ET, we seek to visualize these processes directly in their native cellular context and extract mechanistic meaning from the resulting structural landscapes.
Single-particle cryo-EM
"Investigate the structural basis of ion channel and transporter function, elucidating how molecular level changes lead to sensory and neurological disorders."
Cryo-FIB milling and cryo-ET
"Visualize the 3D molecular architecture of membrane proteins within their native cellular environment"
Employment Opportunities
Employment Opportunities
If you are interested in working on our projects as a postdoctoral fellow or graduate students, please send your CV and contact to Hanbin Jeong. (hbjeong@dgist.ac.kr)
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