Welcome to the Pagliarini Lab
We are an interdisciplinary team of scientists driven to understand the biochemical underpinnings of mitochondrial dysfunction in human diseases. Together, we integrate large-scale methodologies with traditional biochemistry to investigate the modulation, adaptation, and basic metabolic function of mitochondria.
Recent Discoveries
New function of IM protein in CoQ biosynthesis
A role for TAGs in mitochondrial stress recovery
New function of IM protein in CoQ biosynthesis
Baker et al.,
Nature Communications 2026
New enzymes in hydroxy-lipid metabolism
A role for TAGs in mitochondrial stress recovery
New function of IM protein in CoQ biosynthesis
Rashan et al., NSMB 2025
A role for TAGs in mitochondrial stress recovery
A role for TAGs in mitochondrial stress recovery
A role for TAGs in mitochondrial stress recovery
Baker et al., Nature Cell Biology, 2025
An unexpected role for NDUFAF6 in CI Assembly
A new isoprene transporter for CoQ biosynthesis
A role for TAGs in mitochondrial stress recovery
Sung et al., Nature Metabolism, 2024
A new isoprene transporter for CoQ biosynthesis
A new isoprene transporter for CoQ biosynthesis
A new isoprene transporter for CoQ biosynthesis
Tai et al., Nature Cell Biology, 2023
A novel inhibitor of CoQ biosynthesis
A new isoprene transporter for CoQ biosynthesis
A new isoprene transporter for CoQ biosynthesis
Murrary et al., Nature Chem Bio, 2023
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