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Measuring a biological signal is often the first obstacle to understanding it.
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Susan Lunte develops small-scale analytical methods for studying peptide transport and metabolism across the blood-brain barrier. Her group also builds separation-based sensors that combine microdialysis with microchip electrophoresis, cell-based assays on chips, and diagnostics for cardiovascular and metabolic disease. These projects connect analytical chemistry with neurochemistry and drug development. The research is a concrete match for interests in biosensing, microfluidic analysis, and monitoring molecules at biologically relevant concentrations.
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