Georgia Thodi
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Georgia Thodi is a clinical pharmacologist and pharmacogeneticist whose work bridges the gap between drug metabolism and individualized therapy. Her research centers on the influence of genetic polymorphisms on pharmacokinetics, with a particular focus on proton pump inhibitors and cytochrome P450 enzymes. In her most cited study, she developed and validated LC–MS/MS and Real Time-PCR methods to examine how CYP2C19 polymorphisms affect omeprazole pharmacokinetics, providing critical insights into why patients respond differently to standard doses. This work, with 17 citations, underscores her contribution to precision medicine by demonstrating how genetic screening can optimize drug efficacy and safety. Thodi’s research has practical implications for gastroenterology and personalized prescribing, helping to reduce adverse effects and treatment failures. Her methodological rigor in combining analytical chemistry with molecular genetics has made her a respected figure in pharmacogenomics, and her findings continue to inform clinical guidelines for proton pump inhibitor use.
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