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    FLAG Diffusion Experiment Progress Update

    ByTucker Burgin November 14, 2013

    For context, see my previous post. Early on in the process of designing an experiment to confirm the usefulness of a CytoVu assembly for use as an assay, it was decided that the best solution for measuring the extremely low concentrations [ng/mL scale] of bacterial alkaline phosphatase (“bAP”) in the filtrate which would indicate what…

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    Zetapotential Measurements of pnc-Si, SiN, and Stripped SiN Membranes

    ByKarl Smith November 13, 2013February 10, 2014

    My streaming potential device is now working consistently. It turns out that the problem was the concentrations of salt that I was using. The Debye Length (the distance over which charge-charge interactions are important in an electrolyte) is given as , where   is the debye length in nm and  is the molar concentration of…

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    Endothelial Vacuoles Induced by Flow

    ByJim November 13, 2013

    In working on a long over due paper by Barrett on endothelial response to high permeability material … Key figs … Figure 2 Figure 4 Figure 5 And one post from Nakul. I came across this highly relevant paper Pedrigi(Overby)EER11

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    Review: Blood Purification 2013

    ByDean Johnson November 13, 2013

    In vitro Clearance and Hemocompatibility Assessment of Ultrathin Nanoporous Silicon Membranes for Hemodialysis Applications Using Human Whole Blood Morteza Ahmadi Maud Gorbet John T.W. Yeow Department of Systems Design Engineering and Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ont. , Canada Summary Two pnc-Si chips mounted in teflon block with blood flowing between the chips and dialysate flowing…

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    PDMS cell channel repeat

    ByElizabeth Stoyan November 13, 2013

    This is an update to my last post, where HUVECs mixed with collagen inside PDMS channels seemed to stay rounded up and not really do much of anything exciting. This time around I made a few adjustments: New collagen protocol – gives 1.5 mg/mL solution before mixing with cells: -10% 10x PBS -1.4% NaOH -38.6%…

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    Fluorescence Through Various Substrates – Statistical Analysis

    ByZachary Oppito November 13, 2013

    In a previous post I had shown the relative fluorescence of various substrates as normalized to glass.  1um beads (either green or red) were placed onto each surface and imaged with constant EM Gain, exposure time, and intensity.  Bar graphs were constructed to show the relative fluorescence (red and green were not normalized to each other)….

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    DAPI & Phalloidin Update – Thicker SiO2, SiN, Tissue Culture Plastic

    ByZachary Oppito November 12, 2013

    In this previous post (also some in this post), I had displayed the difference between the 120nm SiO2 microporous membranes and four different iterations of Track-Etched insert membranes in reference to nuclear (DAPI, blue) and actin (Phalloidin, green) stain. I recently performed the same staining protocol on other substrates: High Pore Density Microporous 300nm SiO2, Low…

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    TEOS Membrane Co-Culture Devices (Version 2)

    ByMichael Potter October 30, 2013

    I’ve redesigned the co-culture devices described in an earlier post to allow for media isolation as well as to alleviate concerns regarding bubble trapping. The new design is pictured below: The large cube of silgard builds a cylindrical reservoir for media and can support upwards of 100 uL of fluid (equivalent to other co-culture devices…

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    Streaming Potential Revisited

    ByKarl Smith October 30, 2013July 7, 2014

    After last week’s post detailing the problems I’ve been having with my streaming potential setup, Jirachai was kind enough to come by the U of R last friday to look at my device. We banged our heads into the wall for a good two hours, but the drifting potentials and apparent insensitivity of the streaming…

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    Multi channel, dual chip dialysis device

    ByDean Johnson October 30, 2013

    A two multi-channel chip device was fabricated with gaskets and PDMS caps. The Upper fluidic

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