335 Biosensors, Biodiagnosis and Bioprocess Monitoring I: Synthetic Biology Approach


Description:
This session will address biosensors, bioprocess monitoring, high-throughput analysis, bioimaging and diagnostics. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, development and application of novel biosensors and biosensor devices, use of novel analytical methods for bioprocess monitoring and control, study of bioprocesses through detection of biological analytes from complex samples, rapid or high-throughput approaches for biomolecular analysis and detection, molecular imaging, contrast agents, biocolloids, targeted imaging probes, biomarkers, disease receptors, and medical image processing and data analysis.

Sponsor:
Bioengineering


Chair:
Fei Wen
Dow Corning Assistant Professor
University of Michigan
Department of Chemical Engineering
219 RAL, Box C-3 RAL, MC-712
Ann Arbor, MI
61801
Email: feiwenum@umich.edu

Co-Chair:
Kevin J. Cash
Assistant Professor
Colorado School of Mines
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Golden, CO
29225
Phone Number: (303) 273-3631
Email: kcash@mines.edu


Papers:
335a
Direct Quantification of Deubiquitinating Enzyme Activity in Intact Cells Using a Protease Resistant, Cell Permeable, Peptide-Based Reporter
Nora Safabakhsh, Louisiana State University; Jacob Pettigrew, Louisiana State University; Gavin Pappas, Louisiana State University; Ted Gauthier, Louisiana State University; Adam Melvin, Louisiana State University
335b
Engineering a Bioluminescence-Based Protein Kinase Reporter for in vivo, Longitudinal Studies
Evan K. Day, University of Virginia; Matthew J. Lazzara, University of Virginia
335c
Engineering a DNA Polymerase to Become a Calcium-Sensitive Biosensor/Recording Device
Bradley W. Biggs, Northwestern University; Namita Bhan, Northwestern University; Alexandra de Paz, Northwestern University; Ted Cybulski, Northwestern University; Keith E.J. Tyo, Northwestern University
335d
Development of Single-Virion Fusion Tool for Assessing Influenza Virus Pandemic Risk
Hung-Lun Hsu, Cornell University; Gary Whittaker, Cornell University; Susan Daniel, Cornell University
335e
Sort-Seq Approach to Engineering an E. coli Formaldehyde-Inducible Promoter
Julia R. Rohlhill, University of Delaware; Nicholas R. Sandoval, Tulane University; Eleftherios T. Papoutsakis, University of Delaware
335f
Medium-Throughput Detection of Microbially Produced Serotonin Via a GPCR-Based Sensor
Amy M. Ehrenworth, Georgia Institute of Technology; Pamela Peralta-Yahya, Georgia Institute of Technology
335g
The Role of Nanosensors for Biodiagnostics and Bioprocess Monitoring
Michael Strano, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract Submissions Closed
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