Saeedeh Negin

Saeedeh Negin is affiliated with the University of Missouri–St. Louis in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry as a Researcher. Her collaborative work includes publications in biochemistry, synthetic chemistry, and microbiology.

Research Focus:

• Developing synthetic ionophores and anion transporters for biomedical and agricultural applications
• Addressing antibiotic resistance through efflux pump inhibition and adjuvant development
• Exploring synthetic compounds' impact on plant physiology (e.g., root development in Arabidopsis thaliana).

Article Trends: Her research spans synthetic channel compounds (2013), antibiotic adjuvants (2019), and plant biochemistry (2019), with recent patent work on drug efficacy enhancement (2020).

Collaborations: She has worked with George Gokel, Mohit Patel, Evan Garrad, and others on interdisciplinary projects involving chemistry, microbiology, and plant biology.

Future Directions: Potential focus on optimizing synthetic transporters for clinical use and expanding plant developmental studies into broader agricultural contexts.