Lee Edmunds Dunlap
PhD researcher in Chemistry and Chemical Biology at the University of California, Davis
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Key Impact
He is a coauthor on multiple foundational psychedelic/psychoplastogen papers from the UC Davis group, including work on non-hallucinogenic psychedelic analogues, engineered biosensors, DMT analogs, and intracellular 5-HT2A signaling.
Background & Research
Lee E. Dunlap is a chemist and psychedelic-science researcher associated with the University of California, Davis. He appears as a coauthor on several influential papers from the David E. Olson lab, spanning psychoplastogen discovery, structure-activity relationships, and receptor signaling mechanisms. A UC Davis graduation record lists him as Lee Edmunds Dunlap in Chemistry, supporting the full first name.
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