Biography
Mohammed Inayathullah received his MS in Chemistry and PhD in Bioorganic Chemistry from University of Madras in Chennai, India followed by a postdoctoral training in Neurology at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He joined the lab in Dec 2010. His research interests include designing and developing biomaterials for drug delivery applications.
Research Interest
Molecular Imaging
Drug delivery applications
Biomaterials
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