Nathalie Busschaert

Assistant Professor

Tulane University

United States

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Dr. Nathalie Busschaert is an Assistant Professor at Tulane University in the United States. Her research focuses on synthetic transmembrane anion transporters, supramolecular chemistry, and the development of synthetic chloride transporters utilizing high-throughput screening and machine learning. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of ion transport mechanisms and their applications in both medical and nonmedical fields.

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University of Cagliari

ITALY

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NASC 2024: continuing progress in North American Supramolecular Chemistry

Medical and Nonmedical Applications of Synthetic Transmembrane Anion Transporters

Development of synthetic chloride transporters using high-throughput screening and machine learning

Squaramide-based ion pair receptors can facilitate transmembrane transport of KCl and zwitterions including highly polar amino acids

NASC 2023: showcasing diversity in North American supramolecular chemistry

Structure‐Activity Relationships in Supramolecular Hosts Targeting Bacterial Phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) Lipids

Increasing the selectivity of optical anion sensors with cationic extracting agents

NASC: bringing together supramolecular chemists from across North America

Planning a family

Improving Structural Stability and Anticoagulant Activity of a Thrombin Binding Aptamer by Aromatic Modifications

Pregnancy in the lab

Bacterial cytological profiling identifies transmembrane anion transport as the mechanism of action for a urea-based antibiotic

A supramolecular host for phosphatidylglycerol (PG) lipids with antibacterial activity

Bactericidal urea crown ethers target phosphatidylethanolamine membrane lipids

Increasing membrane permeability of carboxylic acid-containing drugs using synthetic transmembrane anion transporters

Enhancing the selectivity of optical sensors using synthetic transmembrane ion transporters

Enhancing the selectivity of optical sensors using synthetic transmembrane ion transporters

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Claudia Caltagirone

C. Michael McGuirk

Douglas Vander Griend

Emmanuel O. Ojah

Kristin Hutchins

Valerie Pierre

Anna G. Slater

Víctor García-López

Benjamin Partridge

Emily Rose Draper

Louise Lawson

Noemie Elgrishi

Hao Zhu

Nabarupa Bhattacharjee

Lyle Isaacs

Anna McConnell

Chenfeng Ke

Jennifer Leigh

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