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Dynamic in situ chromosome immobilisation and DNA extraction using localized poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) phase transitionMetaphase FISH on a chip: miniaturized microfluidic device for fluorescence in situ hybridization.Manipulation of biological samples using micro and nano techniques.Advanced microtechnologies for detection of chromosome abnormalities by fluorescent in situ hybridization.Detection of cancer cells using a peptide nanotube-folic acid modified graphene electrode.Fabrication and characterization of 3D micro- and nanoelectrodes for neuron recordings.Conducting polymer 3D microelectrodes.Study of Paclitaxel-Treated HeLa Cells by Differential Electrical Impedance Flow CytometryA compact microelectrode array chip with multiple measuring sites for electrochemical applications.Novel membrane-based electrochemical sensor for real-time bio-applications.Superparamagnetic bead interactions with functionalized surfaces characterized by an immunomicroarray.The influence of refractive index change and initial bending of cantilevers on the optical lever readout method.Fluidic system for long-term in vitro culturing and monitoring of organotypic brain slices.Centrifugally driven microfluidic disc for detection of chromosomal translocations.A device for extraction, manipulation and stretching of DNA from single human chromosomes.A generalized theoretical model for "continuous particle separation in a microchannel having asymmetrically arranged multiple branches".Integrating electrochemical detection with centrifugal microfluidics for real-time and fully automated sample testingSynthesis and characterization of covalent diphenylalanine nanotube-folic acid conjugatesComputational and experimental studies of the interaction between single-walled carbon nanotubes and folic acidNon-covalent conjugates of single-walled carbon nanotubes and folic acid for interaction with cells over-expressing folate receptorsCharacterization system for resonant micro- and nanocantileversEnhanced functionality of cantilever based mass sensors using higher modesHigh-yield production of hydrophobins RodA and RodB from Aspergillus fumigatus in Pichia pastorisFabrication and Characterisation of Membrane-Based Gold ElectrodesFabrication of polyimide based microfluidic channels for biosensor devicesCombined Cell Culture-Biosensing Platform Using Vertically Aligned Patterned Peptide Nanofibers for Cellular StudiesDielectrophoretic manipulation and solubility of protein nanofibrils formed from crude crystallinsDoped overoxidized polypyrrole microelectrodes as sensors for the detection of dopamine released from cell populationsFabrication of 3D nano/microelectrodes via two-photon-polymerizationNovel 3D microelectrodes and pipettes by wet and dry etchingDielectrophoretic manipulation of human chromosomes in microfluidic channels: extracting chromosome dielectric propertiesElectrostatic force microscopy of self-assembled peptide structuresMicrofluidic bioreactors for culture of non-adherent cellsMicrofluidic device to study cell transmigration under physiological shear stress conditionsSilicon Nanowire as Virus Sensor in a Total Analysis SystemTemperature response of carbon nanotube networksCoplanar Electrode Layout Optimized for Increased Sensitivity for Electrical Impedance SpectroscopyLabel-free protein detection using a microfluidic Coulter-counter deviceFabrication and characterization of PEDOT nanowires based on self-assembled peptide nanotube lithographyAlignment and Use of Self-Assembled Peptide Nanotubes as Dry-Etching Mask
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