KAI KUCK
Projects
An Inexpensive Point-of-Care Sensor for Monitoring Blood Acetaldehyde Concentration with Application to Alcohol Metabolism and Cancer Risk
Elevated blood acetaldehyde concentrations are damaging to body organs and increase cancer risk. Smoking substantially increases blood acetaldehyde levels, as does alcohol consumption by individuals lacking the enzyme acetaldehyde dehydrogenase (ALD...
Collaborators
| JULES MAGDA (Project Owner) | College of Engineering, Chemical Engineering |
| KAI KUCK | School of Medicine, Anesthesiology |
| Lars Laurentius | College of Engineering, Elect & Computer Engineering |
Status: Funded 2023