These are low burst results but samples have lots of pinholes on them many of which are on the edges.
I also checked porosity of the wafers 338 and 340. They indeed have porosities close to 7%.
Wafer 340 (0,5) 0.0656 porosity
[presentation] HUVEC migration and fibronectin
We’ve made a few academic inquiries so far into the theory which governs our nanoporous membrane transfer, but engineers as we are, the pace of our practical knowledge has outstripped that of our theoretical understanding. Here, I want to share a summary of what we know about these transferred membranes from a practical perspective, oriented…
PES Membranes: I tested 100 and 300kD PES membranes from Pall. 5 and 20 nm particles were used in both water and 10mM KCl. I won’t show all of the data, but I didn’t see any particles in any of the filtrates by absorbance or DLS. The filters were also stained red after the experiments….
As an introduction, my name is Alec Salminen. I received my BS in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Arkansas and am currently in my first year of the BME PhD program at the University of Rochester. As my rotation in the McGrath lab gets underway, I would like to share with the group my…
Previously, I had gotten some inexplicable results showing that increasing salt concentration decreases the flow through a membrane. This makes no sense (and goes against our previous data) because we would expect electrostatic forces to counteract the flow, an effect called counterelectroosmosis by Zydney: “The situation in the presence of a net fluid flow through…
Here’s a few sketchup animations I made for Dean’s device, based on his PPG presentation last week: