Sang‐Guk Lee
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Sang-Guk Lee is a clinical pathologist and mass spectrometry researcher whose work centers on advancing laboratory automation and therapeutic drug monitoring. His major contributions lie in optimizing liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) workflows for immunosuppressant quantitation, a critical area for transplant patient management. In his highly cited 2023 study, Lee and his team systematically evaluated the Andrew+ robotic liquid handler for sample preparation in LC-MS/MS-based immunosuppressant analysis in whole blood. This work demonstrated that automated liquid handling can achieve precision and accuracy comparable to manual methods while significantly reducing hands-on time and potential human error, addressing a key bottleneck in clinical mass spectrometry. Though a relatively recent publication, the paper has already garnered 2 citations, reflecting growing interest in laboratory robotics. Lee’s research bridges the gap between analytical chemistry and clinical practice, offering practical solutions for high-throughput, reliable drug monitoring. His work is particularly valuable for clinical laboratories seeking to implement automation without compromising analytical performance, making him a notable figure in the evolution of modern clinical mass spectrometry.
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