Topical 3: 2008 Annual Meeting of the American Electrophoresis Society (AES) |
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| Session 136 - Biomems and Microfluidics: Cell and Biomolecule Analysis | |||
| Electrophoresis continues to be an integral tool for the analysis of biomolecules in both basic biology and medicine, and is now being adapted to the microfluidic device format. The ability to study processes at the single-cell level promises to provide a host of information with benefits in the area of therapeutics and drug discovery. In this session, we invite papers describing microfluidic technology to probe chemical and biochemical responses at the cellular and sub-cellular levels. In addition, we welcome contributions focused on any related aspects including simulation and modeling studies, materials modification to improve system performance, and novel sample preparation protocols. | |||
| Chair: | Milica Radisic | ||
| CoChair: | Christa N. Hestekin | ||
| 136a | DNA Electrophoresis in Sparse PDMS Micropillar Arrays Jia Ou, Daniel Olson, Michael Meloche, Kevin D. Dorfman |
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| 136b | Influence of Pore Morphology on DNA Separation Performance In Microchip Gel Electrophoresis Nan Shi, Roger C. Lo, Jian Wang, Victor M. Ugaz |
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| 136c | Using Optical Tweezers for Electroporation Process Analysis Brian E. Henslee, Shengnian Wang, Xin Hu, Andrew Morss, L. James Lee, Gregory Lafyatis |
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| 136d | Effect of the Electric Field on a Multi-Cell System in Complex Geometry Xin Hu, Andrew Morss, Brian E. Henslee, Wei-Ching Liao, Shengnian Wang, Gregory Lafyatis, Ly James Lee |
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| 136e | Characterization of Microfluidic Devices for Cell Separation Via Adhesion to Peptide-Functionalized Surfaces Melissa A. Brown, Shashi K. Murthy, Milica Radisic |
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| 136f | A Microfluidic Cell Array with Individually Addressable Culture Chambers Hsiang-Yu Wang, Ning Bao, Chang Lu |
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| 136g | Modelling Cell Migration In Tapered Micro-Channels Fong Yew Leong, Keng Hwee Chiam |
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