Samuel Duncan

Dr. Samuel Duncan is a Researcher in Biological Chemistry and Drug Discovery with an h-index of 17. His work focuses on parasitic protozoan biochemistry, particularly Trypanosoma brucei and Leishmania species. Key research themes include glycosylation processes, GPI-anchored proteins, and molecular manipulation of parasitic organisms.

• Specialized in glycosyltransferase function and GPI anchor biology
• Active in parasitic membrane dynamics and receptor-mediated uptake
• Developed gene disruption techniques for trypanosomatid pathogens

Research outputs (2019-2024) span molecular parasitology, enzymology, and lipid metabolism. Collaborations extend across biochemistry, molecular biology, and immunology domains.

Current affiliations indicate ongoing research activity without formal teaching responsibilities. No awards or educational background details were found in available records.