Similar Posts
Transwells interfere with Tecan measurements
This week, Christine and I have been trying to figure out if we can measure transport in the Tecan with the transwell inserts remaining within the 24-well plates. Here is a schematic of our idea (with sodium fluorescein, Na-F, as the model fluorescent molecule for transport studies): The left image is a side view, the…
Water Permeability Figure
Previous Post We discussed in meeting having Maryna also calculating the permeabilities for this figure. Here is a figure with the experimental, theoretical permeabilities from Dave’s, Maryna’s, and my processing, and an average of the three theoretical permeabilities. I then took this average and made the following figure. I did omit w312, as the super…
Protected: SERS Measurements on 150C, 250C, 350C 1236 npMgF2
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
Comparing Simulation with Experimental
Tweaking simulation was not bringing it any closer to the experimental shown in the last post. This led me to try the experimental once more. I set up the same system and used 1:2 dilution of the standard protein mixture. I then homogenized the retentate and filtrate and ran 10 ul of each on a…
AFM-newer material and high "magnification"
Earlier this week, Maryna and I did some AFM of her samples. She vapor-deposited parylene on the well-side of pnc-Si and was interested in whether/how well that polymer got through the pores. We got some really interesting-looking scans, but I’ll let her post those images. As controls, we looked at clean chips from the same…
10 and 15nm Cutoff Sepcons Both Allow Cytochrome C to Pass, but not BSA
In a previous post, we showed that both Cytochrome C and BSA at concentrations of ~1mg/mL through 20nm cutoff Sepcons with about the same filtrate concentration (~60% of the feed concentration). Yesterday (1/14/13) we repeated these experiments with 10 and 15nm cutoff Sepcons and demonstrated pretty clearly that either 10 or 15nm Sepcons can be used…
