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Erin Henslee Research Group

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Henslee studies cells through their electrical properties, using miniature assays to ask questions that conventional measurements may miss. Her research connects lab-on-a-chip engineering with disease, drug resistance, circadian biology, and cell patterning. Published work listed by Wake Forest includes measurements of extracellular electrical signals in red blood cells, while her wider research examines how these cell properties relate to biological behavior. The group is a fit for interests at the boundary of biomedical instrumentation and cell biology, where designing a measurement tool and understanding the living system develop together.

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Cell electrophysiologyLab-on-a-chipBiomedical engineeringCircadian biology

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