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    Web Dev 2.0

    ByJim March 19, 2013

    Cloud based storage and calendaring functions are up and running. Log-in and password When you reset your password using this link, you will be reseting your password for all aspects of the web site: authoring, cloud, calendar, and wikis. If you have trouble, try a password with at least 8 characters and make it more complex than…

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    ITO + Circuit Ink Simple Biocompatibility Test with Yuchen Wang

    ByGreg Madejski March 18, 2013July 7, 2014

    We grew some endothelial cells on ITO and glass slides to see if there were biocompatibility issues. We also put some of the thermally cured circuit writer ink afterwards to see if they were cytotoxic. Two devices were constructed: one where cells were growing on ITO and another device where the cells were growing on…

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    A Video Showing that Breathing on the Backside of a Pressurized Sepcon Begins Flow

    ByKarl Smith March 17, 2013

    video (this version is saved to the server. It’s smaller and blurrier) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JZ8uTWhejs&feature=youtu.be (this version is private – it can only be accessed by people with the  exact link – it’s high quality) I modified the bottom basket of a Sepcon by drilling a small hole into it. A Sepcon chip with an average pore size…

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    war

    ByJim March 16, 2013

    Kim(Haynes)AnalChem12.pdf

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    Nanopores May Eliminate Current Evaluation Processes Used for Detecting Epigenetics-Related Diseases

    ByJamie Roussie March 15, 2013July 7, 2014

    http://www.azonano.com/news.aspx?newsID=26865

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    Permeability Graphs for BSA Separations with Variable-Active-Area Sepcons Show Flow is Independent of Fractional Active Area

    ByKarl Smith March 15, 2013

    What I had in my two previous posts described as permeability graphs were in fact total volume passed/ total time passed graphs: What I thought I saw was that cake layer formation was dependent on the filter geometry. There is some justification for such a dependence in the literature – These folks found that spacer…

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    How water sticks to surfaces

    ByJim March 15, 2013

    Tejas found this…  A cool article and video on water ‘sticking’ the surface. Notice the difference in advancing and receding angles. http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/droplet-surface-adhesion-0219.html

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    Protocols of cell culture and seeding cells on CytoVu

    ByStella Wang March 14, 2013

    I got some experiences in dealing with cells. This is for your reference.  Aseptic Technique and Good Cell Culture Practice  Sanitize the cabinet using 70% ethanol before commencing work.  Sanitize gloves by washing them in 70% ethanol  Put all materials and equipment into the cabinet prior to starting work after sanitizing the exterior surfaces with…

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    A New Round of Separations Still Shows an Increase in Filtrate Flux Above Normalization for Larger Active Area Sepcons

    ByKarl Smith March 14, 2013

    Using methods pretty much identical to those outlined in Tuesday’s post, I was able to get very similar data for a different BSA concentration. Whereas Tuesday’s curves were all done with 1mg/mL BSA, this was done with 0.5mg/mL BSA. The first time I collected sample from the 5 slot chip during the buffer separations, I let…

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    Barcikowski Particles Revisited

    ByKarl Smith March 13, 2013

    The following are TECAN spectrum of the filtrates (and a spectrum of unconjugated peptide) for a series of sequential separations performed on the Barcikowski peptide (CE12W) using 10, 20, and 30nm cutoff Sepcons performed last weekend. Note that all of this data was taken with the quartz cuvette not inserted fully into the TECAN as…

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