Sardana Lab

We study how membrane protein trafficking and quality control mechanisms surveil the membrane proteome, and how their dysregulation results in human disease.

We are in the Department of Molecular Medicine in the Veterinary Medical Center at Cornell University.

News
Congratulations Gabe!

Congratulations to Gabe for getting accepted into Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, NYC- woohoo!!

Posted 13 Jul 2024 by Richa
Welcome IHS student- Isabelle!

Welcome to Ithaca high school student, Isabelle, who will spend this summer in our lab!

Posted 03 Jul 2024 by Richa
Welcome REU student- Riley!

Welcome to Riley Grimes, who will spend this summer in our lab as part of the NSF funded REU program on Molecular Biology and Genetics of Cell Signaling!

Posted 03 Jun 2024 by Richa
EYH outreach workshop

Lab organized another fantastic outreach STEM workshop for 7th and 8th grade girls as part of the ‘Expand Your Horizons (EYH)’ program this year on the concepts of microscopy and exploring the world beyond what our eyes can see! Kudos to Jade for leading the effort!

Posted 06 Apr 2024 by Richa
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Papers
Adaptor linked K63 di-ubiquitin activates Nedd4/Rsp5 E3 ligase
Zhu et al. eLife 2022
Published 30 Jun 2022
Golgi membrane protein Erd1 is essential for recycling a subset of Golgi glycosyltransferases
Sardana et al. eLife 2021
Published 17 Nov 2021
Membrane protein quality control mechanisms in the Endo-Lysosome system
Sardana et al. TCB 2021
Published 04 Jan 2021
Bud23 promotes the final disassembly of the small subunit Processome in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Black et al. PLoS Genetics 2020
Published 13 Dec 2020