Ethan M. Clement

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Ethan M. Clement's research focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying disease progression and identifying potential therapeutic targets. His work has investigated the role of specific cellular components in neurological disorders and cancer. For instance, he has studied the vulnerability of GABAergic interneurons in mouse models of temporal lobe epilepsy. In parallel, his research has explored how the sulfation of syndecan-1, mediated by the enzyme HS3ST3a1, influences the aggressiveness of multiple myeloma. Clement has published 29 papers, accumulating 706 citations, and holds an h-index of 12, indicating a consistent contribution to his field. His recent activity and publication record suggest ongoing engagement in scientific inquiry.

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• h-index: 12
• Publications: 29
• Citations: 706