NSF STTR Goals
- Phase II submission August 1, 2016 or January 30, 2017
- UR Tasks – Biocompatibility by Feb. 1 2016
- Channel design optimization by November 2015
This will be a very brief post, but kind of an interesting one. I have been attempting to get my identification of exosomes by immunogold labeling and that hasn’t been going terribly well. I think that it is due to a wealth of complications including a lack of fixed exosomes, salt contamination and other problems….
Hello everyone, for my first ever post I would like to share with you a collection of ideas that has turned into a review I’ll be working on. Here you will find some selected publications that report interesting fabrication processes at the nanoscale. I have summarized the processes and added some raw schematics of how…
Here is the excitation and emission wavelengths for two common fluorophores for transport: rhodamine and fluoroscein. rhodamine fluoroscein max ABS 480 nm 470 nm emission 558 nm 516 nm excitation 524 nm 492 nm The protocol for finding excitation and emission wavelengths of a fluorophore with use of the Tecan can be found here. During…
On the 13th of September we reviewed our recent progress on EO. Maryna and Jirachai (Borkholder group) gave presentations. I’ve uploaded PDF files of each of their presentations. Maryna’s presentation: MarynaEO Jarachai’s presentation: EO_Testing_Report (PPT) EO_Testing_Report (PDF) Bubble formation in electrolytic cells
Introduction High throughput imaging techniques in conjunction with in vitro micro-physiological systems (MPS) allow for comprehensive exploration of physiologically relevant phenomena in a living 3D mimetic of a tissue microenvironment. Prior work in this lab has readily demonstrated that vascular tissue mimetics (the µSiM) facilitate real time phase-microscopy visualization of immune cell trafficking in response…
The production crew recently delivered W620 to the lab, which was created to mimic W504 (and W612). W620 shows high burst pressure and has air permeability comparable to W504/612.