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    Discontinuous surfaces reduce nuclear YAP localization through diminished cell spreading in ADSCs

    ByZahra Allahyari April 22, 2019April 23, 2019

    We previously explored cellular behavior on porous substrates and discontinuous substrates. We have seen differences in cell migration and cell-substrate interactions in the form of altered f-actin polymerization, focal adhesion formation, and fibronectin fibrillogenesis on these discontinuous substrates. We were curious about mechano-sensing on these substrates. To investigate mechano-sensing on disrupted surface, we developed a…

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    Alec’s Proposal Exam Documents

    ByAlec April 22, 2019

    Here are my proposal exam materials for reference. Proposal Document: Proposal_Salminen Proposal Presentation (No Animations or Videos): Proposal Presentation_No Animations

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    Ian Krout Rotation: Microplastic Filtration and Raman Analysis

    ByGreg Madejski April 9, 2019May 8, 2019

    Word Document: Blog Write Up 4.8.19 Over the past two weeks I have been working on creating a protocol to eliminate the organic debris from environmental water samples, leaving only microplastics behind on the silicon filters. The goal for this is to be able to really isolate out just the plastic in environmental samples making…

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    The Completion of the First Stage of the Gauntlet (Knocking Aim 1 Out of the Park)

    ByKilean April 8, 2019April 9, 2019

    This post has been a long time coming, but I have finally (essentially) finished all the work for Aim 1 of my thesis. (Credit to Dan for helping with part of it and getting a thesis along the way, see his post here: https://trace-bmps.org/critical-flux-of-ultrathin-silicon-membranes-in-tangential-flow-filtration-of-protein-solutions/) Up until this point, I have been attempting to validate my…

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    Cells Growth in Different Media

    ByAslan April 8, 2019

    The goal of this set of experiments was to study the growth rate of cells in 3 different media; 1. Complete Media 2. Exosome Free Media 3. Serum Free Media. We studied the effect of media on both ADSCs and FBs. Cells growth was monitored by a Matlab code that Henry has made for us….

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    Critical Flux of Ultrathin Silicon Membranes in Tangential Flow Filtration of Protein Solutions

    ByDan Ahmad April 8, 2019April 23, 2019

    This post is an accumulation of the results obtained from my research thus far. To recap, my intent (for my masters thesis) is to provide context for critical flux optimization in NPN microfluidic devices, particle capture, and compare critical flux in NPN to traditional track etched (TE) devices. Note that “critical flux” is the flux…

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    Microfluidic Permeability Assay for In Situ Monitoring of Endothelial Barrier Properties

    ByAlec March 27, 2019January 26, 2021

    Introduction As part of my thesis, I have been working on developing an assay for measuring vascular barrier properties within our microfluidic devices. Traditionally, small molecule permeability measurements are performed on cells plated in a Transwell cup. The basic protocol for these assays is initiated by introducing FITC-dextran in cell culture media into the apical…

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    Large Pores Dominate Flow Through Nanomembranes (FOW)

    ByJim February 26, 2019February 26, 2019

    Because of the non-linear dependence of volumetric flow rate on pore size … where t is the membrane thickness and r is the pore radius, large pores contribute disproportionately to the total flow through a membrane than small pores. The magnitude of this phenomenon can be appreciated by using the Dagan equation to calculate the…

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    [Rotation] HUVEC Cell Culturing on Aline and SiMPore Devices

    ByMolly McCloskey February 25, 2019February 26, 2019

    Introduction Aline and SiMPore are producing devices at much higher manufacturing rates than we were capable of in the McGrath lab. In order to verify that these manufactured devices are capable of growing cells and allowing for cell survival, live/dead assays were performed on human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) grown 48 hours on either…

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    BdEC/T24 co-culture: invasion assay (preliminary)

    ByHenry February 25, 2019April 9, 2019

    Introduction Motivation: We want to assess if the bladder cancer cell line T24 would influence the baseline characteristics of bladder epithelial cells (BdEC, a.k.a. ATCC® PCS-420-010™) when the two cell types are cultured together. Ultimately, we are interested if the T24 induces BdEC malignancy (turning the normal epithelial cells cancerous). Goal: Investigate if BdEC monolayer will break…

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