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    A New Measure of Roundness

    ByKarl Smith July 30, 2012

    As we make larger and larger pores, we see that they are becoming more convoluted and have stopped looking like circles or ellipse. In order to try describing these shapes, they were given a “roundness” number which was calculated by taking the minor axis and dividing it by the major axis. However this often fails…

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    BBB Device V2.3

    ByGreg Madejski July 26, 2012

    I’ve made some modifications to my V2 design such that it allows total vertical access, among other things:   This design utilizes embedded electrodes and filter within gasket layers to create a tight fluidic seal for each channel. Here, the slot is pointed upward, so the endothelials will be on the bottom side and the…

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    Urea clearance in the presence of BSA in PBS

    ByDean Johnson July 25, 2012

    In this experiment I use a syringe pump to move urea dissolved in ddH2O through a 10 mm long, 300 µm high, 500 µm wide dialysis channel. The retentate is collected in a fraction collector then measured using a urea assay from Abcam. Our first experiment on Urea clearance with BSA was performed with 0.5…

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    Adsorption of F-BSA on PEGylated pnc-Si, PEGylated Glass, Glass

    ByDean Johnson July 25, 2012

    This study was run to test test the efficacy of PEGylation in blocking BSA adsorption. Three surface types were used, glass, PEGylated glass, and PEGylated pnc-SI. The glass was cleaned in Ethyl Alcohol, dried and UV treated, PEGylated glass was procured from Microsurfaces Inc. who also PEGylated our samples of pnc-Si, which did not have…

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    ITO Etching

    ByGreg Madejski July 19, 2012

    Found a Master’s thesis from RIT that details etch rates for ITO films in Hydrochloric Acid.   I originally attempted to do an etch using 1M HCl, but as the graph shows, this is not enough to produce an etch rate. I found this information out later, as 37% aqueous HCL = 12M solution, from http://openwetware.org/wiki/Hydrochloric_acid. Using…

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    Furnace annealing of free-standing NSN and OSO stacks (2)

    ByJoe Qi July 18, 2012

    In this post, I’ll mainly focus on the furnace annealing results of OSO stacks. The structure of the OSO stack is also 30-25-30, which corresponding to 25nm thick silicon layer and 30nm thick oxide layers. The annealing temperature ranges from 600C to 1000C with a 100C interval. Each sample was annealed for 30 minutes. The…

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    ITO Embedding

    ByGreg Madejski July 16, 2012

    I recently bought some slides of ITO from Sigma-Aldrich, and have been working to integrate them into PDMS by using the same process as I did for the glass coverslips (seen here) The main differences between the glass coverslips and the ITO coated microscope slides are the ITO film, which seems to have different wetting…

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    BBB Device V2 Design

    ByGreg Madejski July 16, 2012

    The goal of the design is to design a system that can co-culture cells under varying flow conditions, measure TEER, and perform dynamic microscopy. Specifically, the endothelial tight junctions are the primary mechanism by which the BBB is regulated. It is thought that astrocytes and pericytes can influence this mechanism. With the completed system, we…

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    Hemocompatibility studies: Summary

    ByTejas Khire July 13, 2012

    Hemocompatiblity of pncSi membranes was tested by checking for three main parameters: 1) Platelet adhesion, aggregation and activation studies 2) Complement protein activation studies 3) Assaying levels of thrombin generation All the studies and their assays were based on the paper by Fissell and Roy, who tested the same parameters on surface modified silicon wafers….

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    Neither Centrifugation, Sonication, nor Filtration Fix the Aggregation in the Barcikowski Lab Samples

    ByKarl Smith July 13, 2012

    In early May, the Barcikowski lab shipped us four samples of gold nanoparticles for us to run separations on. They took forever to get here, and had aggregated and precipitated by the time they arrived. About a week ago, the lab sent another batch of four samples (which differed slightly from the samples they sent…

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