Ally Langley

Graduate Student

Advisor: John Salogiannis, Ph.D.

allison.morrissey@med.uvm.edu
Ally Morrissey Langley
allison.morrissey@med.uvm.edu
Ally on X
Alma mater(s)
  • University of New Haven (BS)

BIO

I am conducting my dissertation research in the lab of Dr. John Salogiannis in the department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics. My research focuses on molecular mechanisms of microtubule-based transport, including a novel mechanism of Endoplasmic Reticulum transport called "hitchhiking" and dynein regulation by a Parkinson's Disease-linked kinase called LRRK2. In my spare time, I enjoy weightlifting and spending time with my husband and family.

Publications

Ally on Orcid

Area(s) of expertise

Molecular mechanisms of microtubule-based transport

Bio

I am conducting my dissertation research in the lab of Dr. John Salogiannis in the department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics. My research focuses on molecular mechanisms of microtubule-based transport, including a novel mechanism of Endoplasmic Reticulum transport called "hitchhiking" and dynein regulation by a Parkinson's Disease-linked kinase called LRRK2. In my spare time, I enjoy weightlifting and spending time with my husband and family.

Publications

Ally on Orcid

Areas of Expertise

Molecular mechanisms of microtubule-based transport