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manuscript mock figures: HUVEC migration and fibronectin

[presentation] HUVEC migration and fibronectin

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Nanosphere litho quick update

I will keep this post short and start by saying that the process of establishing a reliable set-up for nanosphere deposition, by evaluating the repeatability of the deposition parameters, has been longer than anticipated. The nanospheres self-assemble at the hexane-water

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TEM Tomography of NPN and npMgF2

Many, many thanks to Kilean Lucas and Brian McIntyre who enabled our metrology. We have desired to get 3d information about the structure of our nanopores. One method to do so is known as electron tomography, a technique which can

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Dead End Filtration of Gold Nanoparticles Update

Two weeks ago (as of the time of writing this post), I wrote a post on a dead end filtration experiment that I ran in order to demonstrate particle capture in pores, modeling a simple, purified exosome capture system that

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Variability of Shear Induced Endothelial Cell Alignment on Various Substrates in a Microfluidic Device

-Intro The mechanobiology behind endothelial cells has been extensively studied in recent years. Shear stress as well as substrate stiffness have both been shown to influence endothelial cell signaling and morphology in vitro [1,2]. However, the combination effect of both shear stress

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Tangential Flow Filtration of Gold Nanoparticles: A Model Exosome System

This is the second in my series of posts that will be on my model exosome system. As I am trying to define the appropriate conditions for separating exosomes from blood and other fluids, I am first going through and

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Dead End Filtration of a Model Exosome System

In trying to determine the best conditions for capturing exosomes, one of the important questions that we have is what produces the case where exosomes are caught directly in the pores, not on top, but flush with the surface. This

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Partially Etched 100nm NPN (Wafer 2238) Crossections + Porosity

As the title states, I partially etched some different material (Wafer 2238, 100 nm NPN) to create nanofeatures with blown out holes. With a thicker membrane, we can blow out the pores more (etch longer) without compromising the strength of

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Analzying HUVEC Alignment Under Flow/1um Bead Shear Calculations

Matlab Generated Endothelial Cell Alignment Distribution Top and Bottom Gel No Gel Bottom Gel Run 1 Run 2 Statistical Analysis The next step in this data analysis is to perform some form of statistical analysis. Comparing real alignment data to a set

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Crossections of Au-MgF2-Partially Etched NPN stacks

This post is a continuation of the work in Partial Etch RIE Blows out NPN Pores and MgF2 Nanomembrane Fabrication on partially etched NPN substrates. We believe the underlying NPN template influences the shape of our SERS active nanostructures and therefore the

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