Sentence examples for printed chips from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate the multiplex capability of the cell chip, we printed chips with both A549 non-small-cell lung cancer cells and HeLa cervical cancer cells.

Briefly, the printed chips were blocked with 30 μL blocking solution (PBS containing 5% w/v non-fat milk)/well for 1 h at room temperature.

The scanner-estimated background was subtracted from the Cy3 and Cy5 data for each ToxArray chip and the printed chips in the platform comparison study, and the logarithmic ratios were stabilized using the LOWESS function [16] in R. The GeneChip data were normalized and summarized using the MAS5 function or the RMA [15] function of affy [21].

In the estimation of p values, a paired t test was applied for the two-color printed chips (pairs were formed in a chip-wise manner giving 5 pairs of data per gene), an unpaired t test was applied for single-color chips (5 data per gene), and a variance analysis was applied for GeneChip data by gene-wise pairing in accordance with PM data (20 pairs of PM data, 5 chips per gene).

These printed chips can be stored or used directly.

Flexible substrates such as paper-based printed chips or microfluidic cartridges operating with portable readers will help translating SPR devices.

However, such approaches would not only require tremendously sequencing works to identify genes including a great number of redundant clones in the subtracted amplicons, but also lose the sensitivity of SSH techniques to detect the low abundance transcripts, since the sensitivity of microarray analysis is determined by the targets used to hybridize chips but not by the probes printed on chips.

That is, when the probes of genes were printed in chips according to their position in the genome, regional bias around the chips could provide artifactual signals of coexpression [ 33, 34].

His team of researchers is trying to use the water-loving and water-hating parts of molecules to surround yeast cells; the entire assembly could then be printed onto chips.

Here, we report the design, fabrication and testing of 3D printed microfluidics chips coupled with silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs) for high sensitive real-time ATP detection.

Instead of the previously reported combination with cDNA microarray approaches, in which clones in the subtracted cDNA libraries were cloned and then printed on chips, we directly labeled the subtracted T-N and N-T amplicons and then used as targets to hybridize the pre-made microarray chips printed with the known 14,811 cDNA clones.