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Creator:: Chatterjee, Esha
Abstract:: Continued interest in the development of miniaturized and portable analytical platforms necessitates the exploration of sensitive methods for the detection of trace analytes. Nanomaterials, on account of their unique physical and chemical properties, are not only able to overcome many limitations of traditional detection reagents but also enable the exploration...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Nanocrystals and Magnetic Beads as Labels Abstract approved: Vincent T. Remcho Continued

Creator:: Chatterjee, Esha, Marr, Tim, Dhagat, Pallavi, and Remcho, Vincent
Abstract:: This report details preliminary studies towards the development of a microfluidic sensor that exploits ferromagnetic resonance, excited in magnetic bead labels, for signal transduction. The device consists of a microwave circuit in which a slotline and a coplanar waveguide are integrated with a biochemically activated sensor area. The magnetic beads...
Full Text:: . Vincent T. Remcho received his BS in biochemistry in 1989 and his Ph.D. in chemistry (with Prof. Harold

Creator:: Chatterjee, Esha, Marr, Tim, Dhagat, Pallavi, and Remcho, Vincent
Abstract:: This report details preliminary studies towards the development of a microfluidic sensor that exploits ferromagnetic resonance, excited in magnetic bead labels, for signal transduction. The device consists of a microwave circuit in which a slotline and a coplanar waveguide are integrated with a biochemically activated sensor area. The magnetic beads...
Full Text:: @eecs.oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University Remcho*, Vincent Department of Chemistry, Vincent.Remcho

Creator:: Chatterjee, Esha, Marr, Tim, Dhagat, Pallavi, and Remcho, Vincent
Abstract:: This report details preliminary studies towards the development of a microfluidic sensor that exploits ferromagnetic resonance, excited in magnetic bead labels, for signal transduction. The device consists of a microwave circuit in which a slotline and a coplanar waveguide are integrated with a biochemically activated sensor area. The magnetic beads...

Creator:: Chatterjee, Esha, Marr, Tim, Dhagat, Pallavi, and Remcho, Vincent
Abstract:: This report details preliminary studies towards the development of a microfluidic sensor that exploits ferromagnetic resonance, excited in magnetic bead labels, for signal transduction. The device consists of a microwave circuit in which a slotline and a coplanar waveguide are integrated with a biochemically activated sensor area. The magnetic beads...
Resource Type:: Article

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