Category: NRG

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

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

Posted in NRG

BdEC/T24 co-culture: wound healing

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

Posted in NRG

Automatic WEKA Segmentation of Microdebris on 8000 nm Slot Nanomembranes

One advantage of our slot nanomembranes is that we can readily image microparticulate debris with simple light microscopy. With that in mind, it should be straightforward to have some image processing along with our microspectroscopy to separate out different particles

Posted in NRG

Neutrophil transmigration through Parylene membranes

Tom came up with this idea of using these membrane with precise thickness and pore size control to obtain a critical thickness and pore size, beyond which neutrophils cannot go transmigrate. N-Formylmethionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine (fMLP) was used in the lower channel to

Posted in NRG

Highly porous Parylene membranes with precise control over pore size using a single mask

Parylene-C is a biocompatible, inert, FDA-approved and nondegradable material, which can be used to fabricate mechanically robust thin membranes. Parylene is used in the medical device industry for coating implantable devices and in the microelectronics industry as insulator. Furthermore, it

Posted in NRG

Latest Update on Wound Healing Study

Introduction:  Fibroblasts: Dermal fibroblasts are cells within the dermis layer of skin which are responsible for generating connective tissue and allowing the skin to recover from injury. A fibroblast is a type of biological cell that synthesizes the extracellular matrix and collagen, produces the

Posted in NRG

[Rotation] Polarized TNFalpha TEER

Introduction Briefly, we are looking at the potential effects polarized delivery of TNF-α might have on various aspects of the microvascular endothelium and the neutrophil based innate immune response. The rationale behind this study is past sepsis (a life-threatening organ

Posted in NRG

Parylene Treatment Effect on Membrane Burst Pressure and Permeance

Introduction & Background Parylene is a polymer stemming from the chemical-vapor-deposited poly(p-xylylene) group. This polymer treatment is applied as a gas which allows complete and uniform coatings of substrates with even nanoscale features. Parylene treatment is widely used as it

Posted in NRG Tagged with: , ,

Tangential and Flow-through Capture of Protein G on NPN

We have long maintained that we can capture more analyte from a sample using a flow-through configuration compared to a tangential configuration. We can confirm this view quantitatively by measuring the amount of material captured on the membrane with equal source

Posted in NRG

Filtering Plasma From Whole Blood With Negligible Hemolysis Using Nano Membrane Technology

Background Hemolysis is the leading cause of unusable laboratory blood samples; accounting for approximately 55% of all unusable samples [1]. Hemolysis can affect lab results by interfering with light absorption of spectroscopic tests, or by releasing analytes into the plasma

Posted in NRG
0
    0
    Your Cart
    Your cart is emptyReturn to Shop