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David Palmer is a Thorvaldson Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Saskatchewan. He specializes in organic and medicinal chemistry, focusing on enzyme structure-function relationships and bio-organic chemistry. His research encompasses a range of fields including biocatalysis, medicinal chemistry, and the synthesis of enzyme inhibitors. With a keen interest in understanding the complex chemistry of biological systems, Palmer employs various techniques from synthetic chemistry and molecular biology to investigate enzyme action and reaction kinetics. His work aims to leverage the natural capabilities of enzymes to develop inhibitors that target disease-causing organisms. Palmer is dedicated to educating and mentoring students and enjoys engaging with diverse groups in his research endeavors.
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