Suzanne Jasberg

Suzanne Jasberg

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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As the Vice President of Psychiatry at Ellie Mental Health, I lead a team of clinicians…

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Licenses & Certifications

  • Board Certified

    American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology

    Issued
  • Brainsway Deep TMS Provider Graphic

    Brainsway Deep TMS Provider

    Brainsway

    Issued
  • Medical License

    Minnesota

    Issued

Publications

  • The Clinical Impact of Neuroimaging in First-Episode Psychosis

    Clinical Schizophrenia & Related Psychoses

    Other authors
    • Pietenka L, Lim KO, Schulz SC
  • Seizure Induced by Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in an Adolescent with Depression

    J Child Adolesc Psychopharmacol

    Other authors
    • Cullen KR, Jasberg S, Nelson B, Klimes-Dougan B, Lim KO, Croarkin PE
  • Schizophrenia During Menopausal Transition

    Mental Health in Family Medicine

    Other authors
    • Crow E, Jasberg S
  • Multifunctional prenylated peptides for live cell analysis.

    Journal of the American Chemical Society

    Protein prenylation is a common post-translational modification present in eukaryotic cells. Many key proteins involved in signal transduction pathways are prenylated, and inhibition of prenylation can be useful as a therapeutic intervention. While significant progress has been made in understanding protein prenylation in vitro, we have been interested in studying this process in living cells, including the question of where prenylated molecules localize. Here, we describe the synthesis and…

    Protein prenylation is a common post-translational modification present in eukaryotic cells. Many key proteins involved in signal transduction pathways are prenylated, and inhibition of prenylation can be useful as a therapeutic intervention. While significant progress has been made in understanding protein prenylation in vitro, we have been interested in studying this process in living cells, including the question of where prenylated molecules localize. Here, we describe the synthesis and live cell analysis of a series of fluorescently labeled multifunctional peptides, based on the C-terminus of the naturally prenylated protein CDC42. A synthetic route was developed that features a key Acm to Scm protecting group conversion. This strategy was compatible with acid-sensitive isoprenoid moieties and allowed incorporation of an appropriate fluorophore as well as a cell-penetrating sequence (penetratin). These peptides are able to enter cells through different mechanisms, depending on the presence or absence of the penetratin vehicle and the nature of the prenyl group attached. Interestingly, prenylated peptides lacking penetratin are able to enter cells freely through an energy-independent process and localize in a perinuclear fashion. This effect extends to a prenylated peptide that includes a full "CAAX box" sequence (specifically, CVLL). Hence, these peptides open the door for studies of protein prenylation in living cells, including enzymatic processing and intracellular peptide trafficking. Moreover, the synthetic strategy developed here should be useful for the assembly of other types of peptides that contain acid-sensitive functionalities.

    Other authors
    • Wollack JW
    • Zeliadt NA
    • Mullen DG
    • Amundson G
    • Falkum S
    • Wattenberg EV
    • Barany G
    • Distefano MD
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  • Early Stage Schizophrenia: Assessment and Treatment

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    Gabbard's Treatments of Psychiatric Disorders

    Other authors
    • Schulz, S. Charles, Michael O'Sullivan, Danielle Goerke,
  • Neuroimaging and Other Neuroscience Measures

    Schizophrenia and Related Disorders Primer, Oxford University Press

    Neuroimaging and Other Neuroscience Measures

    Other authors
    • Kelvin O. Lim

Projects

  • Investigation of the Relationship Between Cognition and Anatomical Networks in Schizophrenia

    Poster presentation: acceptance: Schizophrenia International Research Society: April 2014

  • A Pilot Study of Best Practices Using Imaging in New-Onset Psychosis

    - Present

    Poster presentation at 2013 International Congress on Schizophrenia Research.

    Other creators
    • MB O'Sullivan
    • D Goerke
    • SC Schulz
  • EARLY STAGE SCHIZOPHRENIA: ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT

    - Present

    Early Stage Schizophrenia: Assessment and Treatment chapter in the next edition of Gabbard's Treatments of Psychiatric Disorders.

    Other creators
    • S Charles Schulz
    • Danielle Goerke
    • Michael B O'Sullivan
  • Research Fellowship

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    Research fellowship, focusing on neuroimaging, cognitive remediation and transcranial direct current stimulation.

Honors & Awards

  • MSP Top Doctor Rising Star

    MSP Magazine

  • MN Monthly Top Doctor

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  • MSP Top Doctor Rising Star 2022

    MSP Magazine

  • MN Monthly Top Doctor 2022

    Minnesota Monthly Magazine

  • MSP Top Doctor Rising Star 2021

    MSP Magazine

  • Minnesota Psychiatric Society 2019 Psychiatrist of the Year

    Minnesota Psychiatric Society

  • MN Monthly Top Doctor 2018

    Minnesota Monthly

  • APA Research Colloquium for Junior Investigators Awardee

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  • Certificate of Recognition: for providing excellent patient-centered care and contributing to a culture of safety in the clinic

    CMO University of Minnesota, M Health

  • Lawn Fellowship

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    First Episode Psychosis Fellow 2013-2014

  • Wallace D Armstrong Award

    University of Minnesota

    Awarded to the medical student with the highest scholastic standing in biochemistry.

Organizations

  • Clinical TMS society

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    - Present
  • American Psychological Association

    Member

    - Present
  • Phi Kappa Phi

    Member

    - Present
  • Clinical TMS Society

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