Biosensors / Devices

Identification of Cell-Type Specific Transcripts for Informative Diagnostics

Nov 8, 2010
Younhee Ko
The identification of cell-type specific or brain-region specific transcripts adds specificity for the diagnosis of a wide variety of brain disorders, such as traumatic brain injury or brain cancers. One goal of identifying cell-type and brain-region specific genes is that they encode for proteins...

Design and Construction of a Protein Degradation Switch

Nov 7, 2010
S. Marjan Varedi K.
Targeted protein degradation in eukaryotic cells requires recruitment of the target protein to proteasome which is usually triggered by ubiquitination of the target protein. It has recently been shown that ubiquitination is not necessary and localization to the proteasome is sufficient for...

Optofluidic SERS Devices for Biomolecular Detection

Nov 9, 2009
Yun Suk Huh
Recently, Surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) has attracted great attention because of its high sensitivity, label-free detection, and low detection limit. Additionally, it provides a specific fingerprint spectrum of multiplex samples with narrow band width. Because of these advantages, a...

Stability and Reactivity of Enzymatic Papers

Nov 9, 2009
Mohidus Samad Khan
Bioactive papers and paper diagnostics are getting a reality for their low cost, selectivity and application flexibility. Critical is the thermal stability of bioactive papers that need to be shipped and stored. This study quantifies the thermal stability and reactivity of enzymatic bioactive...

Rapid Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) Viral Assays

Nov 9, 2009
Patrick A. Johnson
Rapid and accurate detection is the key to controlling the spread of viral pathogens. Recent advances in the field of surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) spectroscopy have demonstrated the utility of this technology in diverse research disciplines ranging from surface chemistry and...

Body-on-a-Chip -- A Tool for Predictive Pharmacology/Toxicology

SBE Webinar
Mar 31, 2009
Michael L. Shuler
In this presentation, Professor Mike Shuler details his work to understand the response of the human body to various pharmaceutical and environmental chemicals using a combination of whole body modules and micro models Professor Shuler’s researc
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