Synthetic biology is an emerging engineering discipline that, if successful, will allow well-characterized biological components to be predictably and reliably built into robust organisms that achieve specific...
Authors: Natalie Kuldell
Citation:Journal of Biological Engineering
2007
1:8
The use of nanopillar array electrodes (NAEs) for biosensor applications was explored using a combined experimental and simulation approach to characterize the role of reaction kinetics and mass transport in g...
Authors: Venkataramani Anandan, Xiaoling Yang, Euihyeon Kim, Yeswanth L Rao and Guigen Zhang
Citation:Journal of Biological Engineering
2007
1:5
An intestinal protozoan parasite, Cryptosporidium parvum, is a major cause of waterborne gastrointestinal disease worldwide. Detection of Cryptosporidium oocysts in potable water is a high priority for the water ...
Authors: Marianne F Kramer, Graham Vesey, Natasha L Look, Ben R Herbert, Joyce M Simpson-Stroot and Daniel V Lim
Citation:Journal of Biological Engineering
2007
1:3
Efficient functioning of enzymes inside liposomes would open new avenues for applications in biocatalysis and bioanalytical tools. In this study, the entrapment of amyloglucosidase (AMG) (EC 3.2.1.3) from Aspergi...
Authors: Mian Li, Michael J Hanford, Jin-Woo Kim and Tonya L Peeples
Citation:Journal of Biological Engineering
2007
1:4
Electrospinning is a non-mechanical processing strategy that can be used to process a variety of native and synthetic polymers into highly porous materials composed of nano-scale to micron-scale diameter fiber...
Authors: Ashley E Manis, James R Bowman, Gary L Bowlin and David G Simpson
Citation:Journal of Biological Engineering
2007
1:2
Living through hurricane Katrina and its aftermath and reflecting on these experiences from technical and non-technical standpoints has led me to reconsider my thoughts and philosophy on engineering education....
Authors: Marybeth Lima
Citation:Journal of Biological Engineering
2007
1:6