Electrophysiology & Ion Transport Scientist
Dr. Nina Petrova completed her PhD in Electrophysiology at the Charite Berlin. She specializes in high-throughput patch-clamp characterization of peptide-ion channel interactions and building predictive models of channel modulation.
PhD Electrophysiology, Charite Berlin; MS Biophysics, Humboldt University
Patch-clamp electrophysiology, ion-channel modeling, peptide screening
Automated patch-clamp pipeline, Channel-modulation models, Peptide screening panel
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