Seung-Yeol Park

Seung-Yeol Park is an Associate Professor in the BIO department at KAIST. Their research interests include Biochemistry, Bioengineering, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, and aging. Park's laboratory, the Golgi Lab, focuses on decoding Golgi-mediated intracellular dynamics and networks in aging and bio-transformative medicine. The lab investigates membrane dynamics, intracellular organelles, and glycoengineering. Contact information includes an email address and a website for further details.

Seung-Yeol Park's research focuses on organelle dynamics, membrane trafficking, and glycosylation. His work explores the role of these processes in cellular functions, including tumor invasiveness, starvation responses, and disease mechanisms. Park investigates how signaling pathways, such as Ror2 and Bcl-xL, influence Golgi structure and transport. His studies also examine the impact of glycosylation on proteins like β-haptoglobin and erythropoietin, with applications in cancer biomarker development. Additionally, he explores the interplay between gangliosides, tetraspanins, and the epidermal growth factor receptor in cell motility. Park's research highlights the importance of glycomic profiling and the regulation of intracellular transport pathways under stress conditions.