Adsorption Quantification II
I’ve updated the figure from this post to add new data from oxidized and pre-washed glass samples. We now have possession of teflon material, which I will be testing this week.
I’ve updated the figure from this post to add new data from oxidized and pre-washed glass samples. We now have possession of teflon material, which I will be testing this week.
Separations were performed at 2 different salt concentrations with equal volume filtrate and retentate (to avoid dilution problem). Separation time was 40hrs rather than the usual 24. The lower salt concentration run has a lower cutoff – which is just like what we see in the DNA separations. Remember though that proteins have different charges…
I set up separations with 100kD cutoff Microcon (cellulose) membranes and protein standards. Here are the results: Due to shorter than normal gel, the myosin didn’t get resolved. However we can see a separation that appears to be fairly sharp. We have seen this in the past with cellulose. The different salt concentrations don’t appear…
The SepCon filtration devices represent an innovative housing solution for Silicon Nitride membranes utilized in the filtration of microparticles and nanoparticles. In assessing compatibility, I conducted a test to evaluate the suitability of Aquamarijn’s microsieve membranes with our existing SepCon devices used in microplastic research. In the initial experiment, a standard SepCon assembly and filtration…
Purpose: Study the hemocompatibility of different substrates using platelet activation as the indicator. Extraction of platelet rich plasma (PRP): PRP were prepared from whole blood following the standard protocol outlined by Abcam (http://www.abcam.com/protocols/isolation-of-human-platelets-from-whole-blood). To describe briefly, 9 mL whole blood was centrifuged at 200g for 20 minutes in a 15 mL Falcon tube to obtain…
Below are some SEM images of a burst 30-50-30 NSN membrane in a SEPCON pattern. Many similar chips failed at lower pressures, but this one survived to ~5-7 psi. (didn’t keep close track of the chips after they were burst, so I’m not sure which pressure this burst at, but it was within the 5-7…
Kelly & I deposited 100 & 300 nm thick SiO2 films on bare wafers with the P5000 PE-CVD tool at RIT last week. The wafers were then annealed according to JP’s recipe overnight to stabilize the TEOS layer film stress. The stress was measured using the Tencor P2 profilometer by scanning across it before depositing…