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Jul 29, 2026, 10:43
Johanna Rodríguez: How Do We Accurately Detect Polyphosphate?
Johanna Rodríguez, Translational Scientist – Protein Therapeutics and Project Coordination, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Revisions finally in!
Working on our review: ‘Current Techniques for Inorganic Polyphosphate Detection and Characterisation’, really pushed us to scrutinise every analytical method out there.
Beyond energy storage, polyP plays dynamic roles in:
- Coagulation and thrombosis
- Inflammation
- Neurodegeneration and cell metabolism
Explaining how to accurately detect and quantify polyP across all these different fields took months of editing.
But resolving reviewer feedback is what turns a good paper into great science.
To my network: What is your key to pushing through a revision cycle?”
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