Jocelyn Yabut
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Jocelyn Yabut is a distinguished researcher in pharmacology and drug transport, whose work has significantly advanced the understanding of P-glycoprotein (P-gp) interactions—a critical area for drug development and overcoming multidrug resistance. Her most-cited study, "Determining P-glycoprotein–drug interactions: Evaluation of reconstituted P-glycoprotein in a liposomal system and LLC-MDR1 polarized cell monolayers" (2012, 31 citations), exemplifies her innovative approach to bridging in vitro and cell-based models. By systematically comparing reconstituted P-gp in liposomal systems with polarized cell monolayers, Yabut provided a robust framework for evaluating drug-transporter interactions, offering researchers a more reliable method to predict clinical outcomes. This work has been instrumental in refining drug screening protocols, directly impacting the design of safer and more effective therapeutics. Beyond this, her contributions underscore a commitment to translational science, where mechanistic insights translate into practical tools for the pharmaceutical industry. With a career focused on the intersection of membrane biology and drug disposition, Yabut remains a key figure for students and researchers exploring the complexities of drug transport and resistance.
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