Ion Channel Biophysicist

Decoding ion channel function through precise electrophysiology

I design and interpret reproducible in-vitro assays to uncover structure-function relationships, gating mechanisms, and regulation in potassium channels.

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What I do

How I can help

A focused look at where I create the most value.

Electrophysiology

I design and execute patch-clamp, inside-out, and TEVC experiments for rigorous functional ion channel analysis.

Molecular Disease Models

I investigate channel mechanisms and neurodegenerative disease models using molecular, genetic, and biochemical methods.

Data & Teaching

I analyze complex datasets with R, Python, GraphPad Prism, and Igor, and teach practical physiology to university students.

About

Biophysics with functional insight

Anthony Ogwo — Ion Channel Biophysicist

I am a PhD researcher in Cellular Physiology and Ion Channels at Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel. My work focuses on human K2P potassium channels, using in-vitro electrophysiology to study gating, regulation, and structure-function relationships.

My background combines biochemistry, molecular disease models, quantitative analysis, and academic teaching. I work independently, document results clearly, and follow GxP and Good Clinical Practice principles to support high-quality, reproducible research.

Based in: Kiel, Germany
Background: Physiology, biochemistry, and ion channel research
Languages: English (C2), German (B2)
Focus: Ion channels and functional biophysics

Previously at

Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel · Drosophila Research and Training Centre · University of Ibadan

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Let’s discuss ion channel research, electrophysiology, and reproducible biophysical assays.

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Kiel, Germany