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    Long Term Urea Clearance in 100% Serum

    ByDean Johnson June 3, 2013

    I ran a 30 hour urea clearance with 100% serum through the single slot dialysis device. The now standard protocol was run. The single slot chip was annealed in the RTP for robustness then clamped into the acrylic/PDMS flow fixture. Ethanol was pumped through the chip for 1 hour, then degassed PBS was pumped for…

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    Process Flows

    ByGreg Madejski June 1, 2013June 30, 2014

    What process flows have I used to create my devices? Standard Cut out gaskets (10 min) Embed Electrode (face down) (3 hrs) Ozone Bottom, Interstitial, Filter and Top channels together (1 hrs, cure overnight) Ozone Bottom Electrode (1 hr, cure overnight) Ozone Top Electrode + Feet (1 hr, cure overnight) Weaknesses are that there are…

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    Microscopy on TEM Grids with Kevin Webb @ University of Nottingham

    ByGreg Madejski May 30, 2013

    Dr. Webb is very interested in the thin nanomembranes that our group experiments with. To date, he has been trying to get cells to grow on SiN microporous material and image them with a few different types of microscopy (Phase, Confocal, Scanning Conductance Ion Microscopy). The cells have not grown well natively on the nitride…

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    Using Alumina Deposition to Modulate Pore Size

    ByKarl Smith May 24, 2013

    The Cambridge Microsystems Savannah 200 atomic layer deposition (ALD) system uses a two-step chemical process that alternates pulses of water vapor and trimethylaluminum (TMA) to build a layer of Al2O3 on a silicon substate. Because of the two-step nature of the process, the film is forced to grow by successive monolayers, each with a thickness…

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    Fluorosphere wash and measurement with Tecan and Fluorescent microscope

    ByJosh Winans May 21, 2013January 23, 2014

    Karl and I have been working to measure separations using SEPCONs with particles ranging in size from 20 nm to 1 µm. We started out naively enough by slightly diluting some flourospheres we found in the refrigerator, putting them in the TECAN’s nanoquant plate and pressing run.  I know.  Ha ha. The first point we should…

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    BBB V2.8 @ Vaccinex Adhesion Molecule Testing

    ByGreg Madejski May 15, 2013

    I created some quick open air devices to test the viability of different adhesion molecules. The basal well has a volume around 150 uL, and the apical well has a volume around 15 uL.   I made 6 devices in this format. On 5/14/13, Alan and I filled the basal chamber with PBS and then…

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    Proposed time-dependent PEG treatment studies

    ByTejas Khire May 14, 2013

    In my previous post talking about the contact angle measurement of 3-mer coated PEG, there was a lack of adequate controls, and also an unanswered issue of contamination of samples during storage. I would now like to refine the study in more -controlled fashion, and without reusing the old chips. In addition, I am also…

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    PDMS Connector without capillaries

    ByGreg Madejski May 13, 2013

    I found this article about a macro-microfluidic interconnect that I want to try out at some point. We might even be able to seal tube-block interface with PDMS for a tighter seal. http://blogs.rsc.org/chipsandtips/2006/11/13/a-simple-interface-between-a-pdms-microfluidic-device-and-a-syringe/   A simple interface between a PDMS microfluidic device and a syringe 13 Nov 2006 By Francesca Burgoyne. Jeonggi Seo and Meng…

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    BBB Device V2.8 @ Vaccinex First Seeding Attempts

    ByGreg Madejski May 13, 2013

    I made a lot of 6 devices for Vaccinex. We attempted to seed human endothelial cells on the membranes, flowing at 20 uL/min, first coating the surface of the membrane with an adhesion molecule at 20 uL/minute. At the same time, the same cell line was grown in a 24 well TEER z-scope tool to…

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    Summary of Fissell's review paper in 2013 International Kidney

    ByDean Johnson May 8, 2013

    Quick review of “Achieving more frequent and longer dialysis for the majority: wearable dialysis and implantable artificial kidney devices” by Fissell, Roy, and Davenport see Fissell(Roy)_2013_International_Kidney.pdf in the hemodialysis section of the library. First a little background: Two type of wearable devices: Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) and Hemodialysis (HD) In PD, dialysate is pumped into and…

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