Here is a list of the research laboratories of primary faculty members in the Department of Pharmacological Sciences.
Research Laboratories

Dai Laboratory
Investigating genetic and environmental factors in neuropsychiatric disease etiology and corresponding synaptopathies.

Devi Laboratory
Focusing on neuropeptides, opiate receptor signal transduction and narcotic addiction

Hadri Laboratory
Mechanism of epigenetic alterations in cardiopulmonary vascular disease, calcium handling proteins, and small molecules inhibitors and target gene therapies.

Iyengar Laboratory
Systems biology and systems pharmacology, cell signaling networks with emphasis on GPCR pathways

Jin Laboratory
Medicinal chemistry and drug discovery: creating selective inhibitors of histone methyltransferases, biased ligands of GPCRs, and novel degraders targeting oncogenic proteins

Lazarus Laboratory
Cellular mechanisms of nutrient signaling in intracellular glycosyation and authophagy with chemistry, crystallography and mass spectrometry methods

Ma'ayan Laboratory
Computational systems biology, bioinformatics, data mining, data science, data integration, and software development for biomedical and biological research

Reddy Laboratory
The role of cell cycle and apoptotic genes in cancer progression and as target for the development of novel anticancer drugs

Schlessinger Laboratory
Structural bioinformatics and structure-based drug design membrane transporters

Shi Laboratory
Mass spectrometry-based proteomics, protein design, antibody therapeutics and translational sciences

Sobie Laboratory
Mathematical modeling and quantitative investigation of cardiac physiology, and mechanisms of initiation of arrhythmias and heart failure

Xue Laboratory
Peptide modalities for chemical biology, drug discovery, targeted delivery, and cancer early detection.

Yuan Laboratory
Structure and function of membrane transport proteins that play central roles in physiology and disease.

Zaidi Laboratory
Translational studies on new drugs for osteoporosis, obesity and neurodegenerative diseases using cutting-edge technologies.

Zhou Laboratory
Structural mechanisms of epigenetic regulation of gene transcription in biology and human diseases, and structure-based drug discovery