Purchasing 101
I figured I’d throw this up in case anyone needed to know how to order anything… enjoy.
I figured I’d throw this up in case anyone needed to know how to order anything… enjoy.
EO permeability: We often refer to the ‘efficiency’ of EO with pnc-Si as being very high, but this may not be the case. What is actually high, as in the case of the other modes of transport, is the ‘permeability’ in EO. Dimensionally, the quantity we’ve referred to (in various places) as the ‘efficiency, the…
Scope: Adipose derived stem cells were seeded onto Corning 3um tracketch membranes, human endothelial derived stem cells were seeded onto the membranes approximately five hours later. Numerous control wells were also seeded with ADSCs both on membranes and on the bottom of the 24 well plate. Three days after being seeded, media in each of…
So this is basically an update of my post from a couple of weeks ago (and a figure from the poster that I just put up), but it is a very good status update of the contamination experiments that I have been running with XPS. Basically, I ran the sample that had been purified by…
Surface treatments like silanization were seen to slow down discoloration in the past. I carried out liquid amino-silanization (protocol in place) of samples from W683 (no RTP) and used them in both 2D and 3D format to monitor discoloration in DMEM(-FBS) @ 37C in Oven. Also BSA coated samples were used side by side for…
At some point, when things settle down, I’ll create a page dedicated to the TECAN machine and document all of the troubleshooting and tricks I’ve learned so far. Before that happens I have another mystery to solve. Take a look at the following three scans: This first are some scans of BSA filtrates from…
Previous Posts Anodic Bonding Theory, Anodic Bonding at RIT I’ve put together an anodic bonder setup here at the U of R and will be moving it inside the cleanroom shortly. I tried a couple of known combinations to see if the bonder was working properly. The general principle is to liberate sodium ions…
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Good Job Derek 🙂
Thanks Derek! I’ll link to this on through the NRG purchasing page.