Sensor presentation
I attached a presentation here for tomorrow’s meeting.
I attached a presentation here for tomorrow’s meeting.
I got some new data on the pnc-Si capacitive sensor that has not been published on the blog yet. All of the results are summarized in the Spring MRS Proceedings paper mrsspring09_kavalenka. I also uploaded presentation that I made on MRS in “Presentations ” section of the blog. I will talk more about this data…
Introduction In an effort to move forward with a ‘lung microvasculature on a chip’ model, I have been experimenting with using primary human pulmonary microvascular endothelial cells in our devices. The cells (HPMECs) are purchased from Promocell and are collected from a single donor lung. Unfortunately I found little information on their use in recent…
We performed four hours of sham dialysis, using two non-porous nitride membranes. The set-up is described in an earlier post. Blood samples were taken when the animal was received, after one week of the adenine containing diet, then at 1 hour intervals during the dialysis. The data shows that the urea level, which was increased over…
I’ve prepared a few slides of discoloration data for tomorrow. The images didn’t copy over from the blog very well, but I think they are good enough for a discussion. labmeeting_oct211
I tested four samples (-1,1); (-1,2); (-1,3); and (-2,4) for air permeability and burst pressure. The first three samples showed no measurable air permeability for three attempts each. The sample from position (-2,4) did have a very small air permeability of 11.2 cc/(cm2*atm). Based on the results of rhodamine diffusion it seems odd that I…
Here is a look at all our water permeability through nanomembranes to-date. There appears to be subtle trends showing increasing permeability with radial position (r – values) and a not-so-subtle trend showing decreasing flow with protein (cyt and albumin). Note that with the more recent membranes we’ve been able to do repeats. The permeabilities are…