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Clem Furlong is an experienced Adjunct Professor at the University of Washington, specializing in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. His research focuses on genetic variability in organophosphate metabolism and sensitivity in humans. He has cloned and sequenced cDNAs from various species, including humans, and has identified significant genetic polymorphisms affecting metabolism. Dr. Furlong has collaborated closely with Dr. Lucio Costa to develop a mouse model that provides insights into the protective role of paraoxonase (PON1) against insecticide exposure. His groundbreaking work has revealed PON1's involvement in lipid metabolism and its links to various diseases, such as carotid artery disease. Additionally, he is interested in the development of portable biosensors for near real-time environmental monitoring of hazardous substances. Throughout his 40+ year tenure, Dr. Furlong has mentored numerous graduate students and contributed to significant interdisciplinary research initiatives.
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