Henzler-Wildman Lab (Katherine Henzler-Wildman & Nathan E. Thomas)

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SPOTL]i[GHT - Nanion Technologies

Nanion Technologies

16 episodes

4 days ago

A selection of user interviews from around the globe. Topics covering electrophysiology, ion channels and drug discovery.

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A selection of user interviews from around the globe. Topics covering electrophysiology, ion channels and drug discovery.

Science

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Henzler-Wildman Lab (Katherine Henzler-Wildman & Nathan E. Thomas)

SPOTL]i[GHT - Nanion Technologies

26 minutes 31 seconds

3 years ago

Henzler-Wildman Lab (Katherine Henzler-Wildman & Nathan E. Thomas)

Katherine Henzler-Wildman (University of Wisconsin-Madison) & Nathan E. Thomas (University of California San Diego)

On this episode of the podcast we spoke with Katherine and Nathan about their most recent publication (measuring transport stoichiometry), you can read the full publication A solid-supported membrane electrophysiology assay for efficient characterization of ion-coupled transport here.

Nathan and Katie highlight the importance of staying persistent in science and following where the science takes you.

Keep updated with their latest research Katherine Henzler-Wildman Lab and Google Scholar[Katherine Henzler-Wildman],Google Scholar [Nathan E. Thomas]