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    Pore processing influence on permeability results

    ByMaryna Kavalenka October 9, 2008

    I mostly finished re-processing the images with new method of using pore processor. The images of molar flow/porosity dependence with older and newer processed data are below. Older image: New image: They don’t look much different. Also you can not compare them point by point because the porosity is different for both images after re-processing….

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    Negative Assay Follow Up

    ByJessica Snyder October 5, 2008

    In yesterday’s post I showed that I was able to obtain good negative adsorption assay results, but there was one major problem. The cellulose and PES actually had higher protein concentrations after the assay. I suggested this was because they are drawing in water to some extent, but protein was not able to pass through…

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    Negative Adsorption Assay

    ByJessica Snyder October 4, 2008

    The Tecan Nanoquant plate is amazing.  For those of you who are unaware, we were able to demo a quartz plate that enabled absorbance measurements with only 2ul drops.  It took a little bit for me to figure it out, but it really is a great tool for this kind of study. The ultra low…

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    Tecan sensitivity

    ByBarrett Nehilla October 3, 2008

    I did a quick experiment in order to show everyone what the Tecan allows us to do.  I made a dilution curve of rhodamine 6G in PBS and measured the absorbance and fluorescence with the fluorimeter. I first did an absorbance scan and found that the maximum absorbance was at 530nm (panel A).  Then I…

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    BSA detection on NC

    ByRachel Twardowski October 2, 2008

    Creating an array to hold a pnc-Si wafer to proving to be difficult. The PDMS spreads too rapidly though the NC to form a consistent array for the pnc-Si membrane (and eventually wafer) to rest on. I’m still running different trials of the PDMS on NC to see if I can get the array to…

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    Membranes with movable cutoff

    ByDave Fang October 2, 2008

    Last week, we created a series of wafers that were RTPed at four different temperatures between 900 C and 1000 C.  Below is a comparison of the 900 C (left) vs. 1000 C RTP (right) wafer. We see that a difference of 100 C shifts the cutoff ~10 nm.  The pores are also the roundest…

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    Pore Processing

    ByJessica Snyder September 30, 2008

    Here is the current method that I am following to find the pore statistics: 1. Select the highest threshold that you can still close with disk of 3 2. Hit majority 3. Close w/ 3 4. — Try open w/ 3 5. Erode w/ 3 6. Dilate w/2 7. Dilate w/ 2 8. Erode w/…

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    w705 Permeability and Separation

    ByThomas Gaborski September 30, 2008

    W705 performed well in terms of permeability and separation of Hybrid Silica Nanoparticles. No water passed in the wet/dry format (no matter ozone or testing configuration – centrifugal or pressure cell). Reasonably high flow rates when tested in wet/wet configuration in the centrifuge. PVP enabled flow in the pressure cell in an otherwise wet/dry configuration….

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    Sodium bicarbonate "dose-response"

    ByBarrett Nehilla September 29, 2008

    We’ve been focusing on bicarbonate ions as one of the causes of discoloration. So, I made several sodium bicarbonate solutions and tracked discoloration of non-RTP’ed samples. I made 3.7 mg/mL NaHCO3 (=44mM, this is the concentration in DMEM), 1.85 mg/mL NaHCO3, 0.925 mg/mL NaHCO3, 0.4625 mg/mL NaHCO3 and 0.23125 mg/mL NaHCO3. I also ordered a…

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    Homemade HBSS test

    ByBarrett Nehilla September 29, 2008

    The last couple of posts showed that homemade HBSS does not cause discoloration, even though commercial HBSS does.  I wanted to test if there was something mysteriously special about this solution, so I looked at non-RTP’ed wafer 622 in the incubator in solutions with and without serum (10% FBS).  Even without serum, the cell media…

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