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Sensitive Detection of Peptide Fragments Specific to Galectin-3 for the Detection and Monitoring of Well-differentiated Thyroid Cancer, Head and Neck Cancer, Lung Cancer, Colorectal Cancer and Other Cancers and Disease States
Current State of the Art:The detection of head and neck cancers, i.e. thyroid cancers, colorectal and other types of cancers are normally done via MRI or other non-specific tests. Problems with the Current Art:Such tests are not as accurate or time sensitive to identify the progression of the tumor in its early stage.Advantages of the Novel Invention:...
Published: 4/28/2020   |   Inventor(s): Paul Weinberger, John Koomen, William Dynan, David Terris, Sunny Khichi, Mark Merkley
Keywords(s): Cancer, Diagnostics, Peptides
Category(s): Diagnostics
Hybrid Plasmonic Platform for Directing and Controlling Nanostructure Growth
Low-Heat, Bottom-Up Approach Can Produce Metal, Polymer or Bio-Molecule Structures for Catalysis, Biosensors, Electronic Devices and MoreThis surface plasmon mediated chemical solution deposition method uses surface plasmon resonance to deposit nanoparticles in the liquid phase at room temperature to direct and control nanostructure growth. Plasmonic...
Published: 6/27/2021   |   Inventor(s): Wei Wei, Jingjing Qiu
Keywords(s): Catalysts, nanoparticle synthesis, Plasmonic, Thin Films
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering > Chemical, Technology Classifications > Engineering > Materials
Tissue Chip Bioreactor for Tissue Engineering
Researchers at AU developed a full-scale prototype of a bioreactor for growing complex tissues in a scalable manner. This bioreactor chip can yield several mm tissues consisting of different cell types. Apart from tissue transplants it can also be used for high-throughput tissue engineering and pre-clinical replacement for animal models.
Published: 5/6/2020   |   Inventor(s): Paul Weinberger, Donald Mettenburg, Frederick Rueggeberg
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Category(s): Research Tools, Therapeutics