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    ADSCs differentiation on porous membranes

    ByZahra Allahyari February 24, 2020March 18, 2020

    We previously explored cell migration and cell-substrate interactions in the form of altered f-actin polymerization, focal adhesion formation, and fibronectin fibrillogenesis on the discontinuous substrates (porous membranes and non-fouling PEG islands). Here, we were curious about mechano-sensing on these substrates. We first investigated the f-actin polymerization and focal adhesion formation of Adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs)…

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    Update on ECM alignment mechanosensing and cell polarization using microporous membranes as masks

    ByShayan Gholizadeh February 24, 2020March 19, 2020

    As a quick update on the ECM masking with Parylene membrane, we made changes to the device designs. Instead of relying on the peel-off process, we used a simplified design, with the membrane serving as the roof of the channels. Here is the latest design:   For these experiments we continued to use relatively low…

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    Co-localization Analysis of CD81 Labeled 5637 EVs

    ByKilean February 24, 2020

    Now that I am working on labeling my 5637 EVs, I have finally gotten around to getting a good labeled sample and a good negative control. The samples were prepared as follows: 5637 EVs were thawed from a frozen stock and 1 μL was diluted into 1 mL of labeling fluid. The labeling fluid contained…

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    Sphingosine-1-phosphate: Quick Introduction and TEER Results

    ByAlec February 24, 2020December 15, 2020

    Introduction Sphingosine-1-phosphate: production and endothelial cell signaling Sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) is a bioactive sphingolipid produced through the phosphorylation of sphingosine, a component of the plasma membrane, by SphK1/2. Many cells produce and store S1P, the largest source of which is platelets, due to their high native SphK activity. Erythrocytes and leukocytes are also sources of S1P…

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    EC Apicobasal Polarity Short Summary: IL-8 and ICAM-1

    ByAlec February 24, 2020

    Introduction EC Apicobasal polarity in immunity has and will continue to be a theme of my thesis. I have presented on bits and pieces of this work over the past year or so, but now that this work is under review and more or less complete pending reviewer comments, I wanted to summarize our finds…

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    Cracking the KODE: Dialing in KODE Surface Coatings and the Beginnings of Chemical Capture

    ByMichael Klaczko February 4, 2020February 6, 2020

    Since precision printing FITC KODE molecules into the windows of our 3 slot chips I have begun testing both the uniformity and the functionality of surface coatings of these molecules. In pursuit of coating uniformity I have tested several different methods of surface coating to determine which method provides the greatest uniformity. In this same…

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    Collagen Uni-axial motion Introduction

    ByRaquel Ajalik February 4, 2020February 25, 2020

    This post serves as an introduction to the uni-axial motion envisioned to be integrated into the tendon-on-chip platform. As discussed previously we are working in junction with Dr. Awad from the Center for Musculoskeletal Research (CMSR) center at UR to develop an in vitro platform to study fibrosis and inflammation in tendon tissue. One important…

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    EV Capture Update

    ByKilean February 3, 2020February 3, 2020

    Hey, this will be a rather short post, but kind of important for the current work on my 5637 EV capture. While working over the break, I was messing around with capturing CFSE labeled 5637 EVs and I noticed that there were many large clusters on the membrane surface (Figure 1A). This was concerning to…

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    Table of Gas Permeance and Water Permeabilities for Various Nanomembranes

    ByJim February 3, 2020

    Wright, E., Miller, J.J, Csorda, M.. Gosselin, A.R., Carter, J.A., McGrath, J.L., Latulippe, D.R., Roussie, J.A. (2020) Development of Isoporous Microslit Silicon Nitride Membranes for Sterile Filtration Applications Biotechnology & Bioengineering https://doi.org/10.1002/bit.27240 DesOrmeaux, J. P., Winans, J. D., Wayson, S. E., Gaborski, T. R. , Khire, T. S., Striemer, C. C., and McGrath, J. L….

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    ECM alignment mechanosensing and cell polarization using microporous membranes as masks

    ByShayan Gholizadeh February 3, 2020February 3, 2020

    Objective: Determine the minimum required area and number of exploratory cytoplasmic protrusions for sensing ECM alignment and causing cell polarization. Hypothesis: Cells only need to sense collagen alignment through exploratory protrusions extended during initial phases of cell seeding and not throughout the entirety of the cell, and a minimum number or size of protrusions is…

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          • Bottom Channel Culturing
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