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    Updates on Dual-Scale Membranes (µNPN): Collagen Gel Backing and Shear Validation

    ByAlec November 20, 2018November 20, 2018

    Introduction In response to recent requests by our reviewers, I am looking to address two main concerns: 1) How does a collagen gel backing affect leukocyte transmigration, and 2) How does shear influence leukocyte transmigration. While we believe these areas are rich in information and need a significant amount of focus to tackle, we do…

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    RNA extraction from captured exosomes

    ByJon Flax November 20, 2018November 20, 2018

    As a proof of principal experiment, we wanted to test if Kilean and I could extract RNA from exosomes following their capture on 1298 membranes.  As noted in Figure 1, we first used ultrafiltration to capture exosomes on the nanoporous membrane.  We then attempted exosome lysis and RNA release by  flowing the lysate below the…

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    Non-Fouling Micro-Patterned Surface for the Study of Pore Contribution in Cell-Substrate Interactions

    ByZahra Allahyari November 20, 2018

    Optimization of the PLL-g-PEG coating on SiO2 substrate: The first goal was developing an efficient method for PLL-g-PEG coating which provides a high density of PLL-g-PEG grafting on SiO2 substrate and effectively prevent cell adhesion. To achieve this goal, different concentrations of PLL-g-PEG in 10mM HEPES solution ranging from 0.1 to 0.9 mg/ml (0.1, 0.3,…

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    Experimental Validation of COMSOL Results

    ByKilean November 19, 2018November 19, 2018

    Okay, so after navigating this weird new method for posting, I have a semi interesting post today. I have been working on the experimental validation of my COMSOL predicted capture results and have finally completed the first round of those experiments (I say this after looking at the data). The experiments have been carried out…

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    Neutrophil Migration and Endothelial Permeability – Closing remarks

    ByTejas Khire November 19, 2018November 19, 2018

    So as most of you know by now, I have been working on developing microfluidic systems to study the leukocyte-endothelial interactions in vitro. I have developed systems that can facilitate the basic biological assays involving neutrophil migration and live-imaging. In this blog, I am presenting the latest (and the last) results on the effects of…

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    First Attempts at Quantum Dot Capture in Nanopores

    ByGreg Madejski November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

    A collaborator of mine is interested in arranging quantum dots on a surface to demonstrate something called super irradiance. All of the sub-resolution particles could emit as one object (think laser) if the conditions are just so. Ideally, a bunch of quantum dots would be stacked closely together (but not touching) in a repeating fashion….

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    Surface-Specific Thermoresponsive Coatings of Membranes

    ByMarcela Mireles November 6, 2018February 12, 2019

    Cody Soule (MS student) developed/applied a protocol to functionalize the surface of a silicon oxide membrane. The process selectively attaches PNIPAM to the surface of the membrane, maintaining the pore characteristics unchanged. PNIPAM undergoes a configuration transition when going from 37C to RT, from collapsed to extended. It has been previously used to lift-off confluent…

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    BMES 2018: Organ on a chip and cell-ECM interactions

    ByShayan Gholizadeh November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

    Adeel and I summarized our key takeaways from the BMES in this post. I personally tried to attend organ on a chip talks and posters, which included a micro- or nano-porous membrane or a micro/nano-structured co-culture system. I tried to identify weaknesses and strengths  to highlight our potential opportunities to contribute, and to improve our…

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    Pore Processing Software Updated in MATLAB App Designer Language (v0.7)

    ByGreg Madejski November 5, 2018November 5, 2018

    MATLAB updated the way that it creates GUI applications back in 2015, and it is increasingly becoming more functional. Over the years I have been here, we have had more than a few requests to use our pore processing software. I have sent it out, but it’s not as intuitive for some people to use…

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    BMES 18 – Exosomes: separation and sensing

    ByMarcela Mireles November 2, 2018November 6, 2018

    Hello everyone, Aslan and I attended talks regarding EVs enrichment which can be divided into two broad categories depending on their ability to recover and reuse the EVS or not. There is a recent review called “New technologies for analysis of extracellular vesicles” published this year on Chemical Reviews. Their breakdown of the different methods…

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