Sharyn Miller
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Sharyn Miller is a leading analytical chemist whose work has significantly advanced the measurement of tobacco-related biomarkers. Her primary research focuses on developing high-throughput, robust methodologies for quantifying nicotine and its metabolites in biological samples, a critical area for public health and smoking cessation studies. Her most influential contribution is a 2014 paper detailing a high-throughput robotic sample preparation system coupled with HPLC-MS/MS for measuring urinary anatabine, anabasine, nicotine, and major nicotine metabolites. This work, which has garnered 58 citations, provided a scalable, automated solution that dramatically improved the efficiency and reliability of exposure assessment in large-scale epidemiological and clinical trials. Miller’s innovations have enabled researchers to process thousands of samples with unprecedented speed and accuracy, directly supporting studies on tobacco use, secondhand smoke exposure, and the efficacy of nicotine replacement therapies. Her dedication to method development and validation has made her a key figure in the field, with her protocols now serving as a gold standard for laboratories worldwide.
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