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Supplementary Material for Ultracentrifugation versus kit exosome isolation: nanoLC–MS and other tools reveal similar performance biomarkers, but also contaminations: supplementary material
Frøydis Sved Skottvoll, Henriette Engen Berg, Kamilla Bjørseth, Kaja Lund, Norbert Roos, Sara Bekhradnia, Bernd Thiede, Cecilie Sandberg, Einar Osland Vik-Mo, Hanne Roberg-Larsen, Bo Nyström, Elsa Lundanes & Steven Ray Wilson
Lay abstract
Exosomes are small vesicles that are released from biological cells. Exosomes are viewed as being tools for intracellular communication, and there is evidence that cancer cells can release exosomes to, for example, enable metastasis. Exosomes may be very useful for diagnostics, as the detection and characterization of exosomes may allow disease detection at early stages. However, exosomes must be isolated from blood or other biomaterials prior to analysis. This can be a challenging task,...
Exosomes are small vesicles that are released from biological cells. Exosomes are viewed as being tools for intracellular communication, and there is evidence that cancer cells can release exosomes to, for example, enable metastasis. Exosomes may be very useful for diagnostics, as the detection and characterization of exosomes may allow disease detection at early stages. However, exosomes must be isolated from blood or other biomaterials prior to analysis. This can be a challenging task,...
Supplementary ZIP file. Conducting polymer-based multilayer films for instructive biomaterial coatings
John G Hardy, , Jacqueline K Chow, Sydney A Geissler, Austin B McElroy, Lindsey Nguy, Derek S Hernandez & Christine E Schmidt
Supplementary ZIP file – LabVIEW script and associated files for
control of Gilson 223 Sample Changer as a dip coater
Supplementary material for A simple dialysis device for large DNA molecules
Samuel JW Krerowicz, Juan P Hernandez-Ortiz & David C SchwartzTo analyze DNA molecules, it is important that little contaminating DNA is present so that it does not drown out the signal of the DNA you are interested in. This paper describes a simple method of filtering out small DNA molecules so that only the large, interesting molecules are left behind. We do so by using filters that have holes of a very precisely defined size so that only DNA smaller than these holes can...
Nordic Ergonomics and Human Factors Society 50thAnniversary Booklet
Birgitte Holm RasmussenDigital material for the book: Sumer, B.M. and Fuhrman, D.R. (2020) Turbulence in Coastal and Civil Engineering. World Scientific. (Book DOI: 10.1142/10829)
David R. Fuhrman & B. Mutlu Sumer
This collection contains all supplemental digital material for the text book:
Sumer, B.M. and Fuhrman, D.R. (2020) Turbulence in Coastal and Civil Engineering. World Scientific. DOI: 10.1142/10829
This includes data sets and the turbulence model intended for use in the hands-on exercises in Chapter 10.
This includes Matlab analysis examples from Chapter 4.
This also includes a Correnda document, listing known typographical errors.
Sumer, B.M. and Fuhrman, D.R. (2020) Turbulence in Coastal and Civil Engineering. World Scientific. DOI: 10.1142/10829
This includes data sets and the turbulence model intended for use in the hands-on exercises in Chapter 10.
This includes Matlab analysis examples from Chapter 4.
This also includes a Correnda document, listing known typographical errors.
The Alaiz Experiment (ALEX17): wind field and turbulent fluxes in a large-scale and complex topography with synoptic forcing
Pedro Santos, Jakob Mann, Nikola Vasiljevic, Michael Courtney, Javier Sanz Rodrigo, Elena Cantero, Fernando Borbón, Daniel Martínez-Villagrasa, Belén Martí & Joan Cuxart
The Alaiz experiment (ALEX17) was performed at Alaiz, located in Navarre region (Spain), a site consisting of a mountain range of 1000m above sea level (a.s.l.). To the North, along the prevailing wind direction, measurement equipment are located at a valley 500m lower in altitude bounded by a 750 m asl. hill located 6 km north of Alaiz.
The experimental layout aims to provide a high-quality database to explore wind flow phenomena and derive validation datasets...
The experimental layout aims to provide a high-quality database to explore wind flow phenomena and derive validation datasets...
The Alaiz Experiment (ALEX17): wind field and turbulent fluxes in a large-scale and complex topography with synoptic forcing
Pedro Santos, Jakob Mann, Nikola Vasiljevic, Michael Courtney, Javier Sanz Rodrigo, Elena Cantero, Fernando Borbón, Daniel Martínez-Villagrasa, Belén Martí & Joan Cuxart
The Alaiz experiment (ALEX17) was performed at Alaiz, located in Navarre region (Spain), a site consisting of a mountain range of 1000m above sea level (a.s.l.). To the North, along the prevailing wind direction, measurement equipment are located at a valley 500m lower in altitude bounded by a 750 m asl. hill located 6 km north of Alaiz.
The experimental layout aims to provide a high-quality database to explore wind flow phenomena and derive validation datasets...
The experimental layout aims to provide a high-quality database to explore wind flow phenomena and derive validation datasets...
Campaign Planning Tool results for three sites in complex terrain
Nikola Vasiljevic, Andreas Bechmann, Andrea Vignaroli & Rozenn Wagner
This data collection contains designs for three dual-Doppler measurement campaigns in complex terrain.The designs are outputs of the Campaign Planning Tool (CPT). CPT was made to simplify the measurement campaign design process for multi-lidar systems.
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
Campaign Planning Tool results for three sites in complex terrain
Nikola Vasiljevic & Andreas Bechmann
This data collection contains designs for three dual-Doppler measurement campaigns in complex terrain.The designs are outputs of the Campaign Planning Tool (CPT). CPT was made to simplify the measurement campaign design process for multi-lidar systems.
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
Supplementary information for: Liquid array diagnostics: a novel method for rapid detection of microbial communities in single-tube multiplex reactions
Pranvera Hiseni, Robert C Wilson, Ola Storrø, Roar Johnsen, Torbjørn Øien & Knut Rudi
Supplementary figures for: Liquid array diagnostics: a novel method for rapid detection of microbial communities in single-tube multiplex reactions
Supplementary material for Development of a motion-based cell-counting system for Trypanosoma parasite using a pattern recognition approach
Yuko Takagi, Hirokazu Nosato, , Koji Furukawa & Hidenori Sakanashi
Automated cell counters that utilize still images of sample cells are widely used. However, they are not well suited to counting slender, aggregate-prone microorganisms such as Trypanosoma cruzi. Here, we developed a motion-based cell-counting system, using an image-recognition method based on a cubic higher-order local auto-correlation feature. The software successfully estimated the cell density of dispersed, aggregated, as well as fluorescent parasites by motion pattern recognition. Loss of parasites activeness due to drug treatment could...
Supplementary information for: High-throughput phenotyping of cell-to-cell interactions in gel microdroplet pico-cultures
Juliette Ohan, Benjamin Pellea, , & Shawn R. Starkenburg
Supplementary Table 1. Cell input modifications for GMD capture.
Bacterial and algal concentrations were adjusted to cell concentrations
OD600, OD750 in 1x PBS and 100 µl of the resultant cell suspension (or 50 +
50 µL for abGMDs) was used as cell input for initial capture in the CelGel
Matrix prior to sorting. This ratio of bacteria-to-matrix or algae-to-matrix
(# cells/GMD) was verified by microscopy; data not presented. “aGMD” = algae
only GMDs, “bGMD” =...
Supplementary information for: High-throughput phenotyping of cell-to-cell interactions in gel microdroplet pico-cultures
Juliette Ohan, Benjamin Pellea, , & Shawn R. Starkenburg
Supplementary Table 1. Cell input modifications for GMD capture.
Bacterial and algal concentrations were adjusted to cell concentrations
OD600, OD750 in 1x PBS and 100 µl of the resultant cell suspension (or 50 +
50 µL for abGMDs) was used as cell input for initial capture in the CelGel
Matrix prior to sorting. This ratio of bacteria-to-matrix or algae-to-matrix
(# cells/GMD) was verified by microscopy; data not presented. “aGMD” = algae
only GMDs, “bGMD” =...
Supplementary information for: A mismatch-tolerant RT-quantitative PCR: application to broad-spectrum detection of respiratory syncytial virus
, , , Yi Zhou, Qin Chen &
Supplementary figure 1. Comparison of the new mismatch-tolerant
RT-qPCR with the assays with only Taq (conventional) and high fidelity (Q5)
DNA polymerase. A. Detection of RSV mutants; B. Detection HCoV 229E mutants.
The amplified products were detected using 2.5% agarose gel electrophoresis.
The arrow highlights the specific product. For other details, please see
Figure 3.
Supplementary
figure 2. Maximum likelihood
(ML) tree of sequences from four clinical samples. ML tree of RSV-A and RSV-B
sequences...
Supplementary information for: A mismatch-tolerant RT-quantitative PCR: application to broad-spectrum detection of respiratory syncytial virus
, , , Yi Zhou, Qin Chen &
Supplementary figure 1. Comparison of the new mismatch-tolerant
RT-qPCR with the assays with only Taq (conventional) and high fidelity (Q5)
DNA polymerase. A. Detection of RSV mutants; B. Detection HCoV 229E mutants.
The amplified products were detected using 2.5% agarose gel electrophoresis.
The arrow highlights the specific product. For other details, please see
Figure 3.
Supplementary
figure 2. Maximum likelihood
(ML) tree of sequences from four clinical samples. ML tree of RSV-A and RSV-B
sequences...
Supplementary information for: Fluidic resistance control enables high throughput establishment of mixed species biofilms
Mads Frederik Hansen, Anders Meyer Torp, Jonas Stenløkke Madsen, Henriette Lyng Røder & Mette Burmølle
Supplementary Figure 1. Viability is unaffected by short time
incubation in high viscosity medium. (A) The number of counted CFU/ml of
Pseudomonas putida and Paenibacillus amylolyticus is identical after 45 min. of
incubation in PBS and high viscosity liquid (50% glycerol). (B) Similarly, the
viability of Xanthomonas retroflexus was unaffected by incubation in high
viscosity liquid and did not change over a short time period (N=3, Error bars
represent Standard Error (SE)).
Supplementary information for: Rapid Identification of Genome Edited Mesenchymal Stem Cell Colonies via Cas9
Wei Jiang, Wei Lian, , , , , Zhong Huang &
Supplementary Figure 1. MSC characterization prior to the genome editing. (A) The morphology of the MSCs. (B) The MSCs expressed MSC markers, analyzed by flow cytometry. (C) The MSCs could differentiate into adipocytes, osteocytes and chondrocytes. Supplementary Figure 2. Target inserting the IL-37 into AASV1 site. (A) Donor and gRNA structures. (B) PCR characterization of genome edited MSC colonies by amplifying the left arm. Arrow shows the predicted PCR product size. (C) PCR characterization of...
Digital material for the book: Sumer, B.M. and Fuhrman, D.R. (2020) Turbulence in Coastal and Civil Engineering. World Scientific. (Book DOI: 10.1142/10829)
David R. Fuhrman & B. Mutlu Sumer
This collection contains all supplemental digital material for the text book:
Sumer, B.M. and Fuhrman, D.R. (2020) Turbulence in Coastal and Civil Engineering. World Scientific. DOI: 10.1142/10829
This includes data sets and the turbulence model intended for use in the hands-on exercises in Chapter 10.
This also includes Matlab analysis examples from Chapter 4.
Sumer, B.M. and Fuhrman, D.R. (2020) Turbulence in Coastal and Civil Engineering. World Scientific. DOI: 10.1142/10829
This includes data sets and the turbulence model intended for use in the hands-on exercises in Chapter 10.
This also includes Matlab analysis examples from Chapter 4.
Book of Abstracts from Conference on Active and healthy Ageing 2019
Henning Boje Andersen & Humira EhrariCampaign Planning Tool results for three sites in complex terrain
Nikola Vasiljevic & Andreas Bechmann
This data collection contains designs for three dual-Doppler measurement campaigns in complex terrain.The designs are outputs of the Campaign Planning Tool (CPT). CPT was made to simplify the measurement campaign design process for multi-lidar systems.
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
Campaign Planning Tool results for three sites in complex terrain
Nikola Vasiljevic, Andreas Bechmann, Andrea Vignaroli & Rozenn Wagner
This data collection contains designs for three dual-Doppler measurement campaigns in complex terrain.The designs are outputs of the Campaign Planning Tool (CPT). CPT was made to simplify the measurement campaign design process for multi-lidar systems.
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
The data collection contains three datasets, each corresponding to one individual complex terrain site.These three sites are denoted as:(1) Scottish site(2) Italian site(3) Turkish site
Proceedings of the 50th Nordic Ergonomics and Human Factors Society Conference
Ole Broberg & Rikke SeimSupplementary information for Agrobacterium rhizogenes-mediated hairy roots transformation as a tool for exploring aluminum-responsive genes function
, , Xian Yunxuan, , Yuriko Kobayashi, , Archana Panche & Hiroyuki Koyama
Lay abstract
Hairy roots have been
used for various purposes over the last several years. In the present study
we used Agrobacterium rhizogenes-mediated hairy roots as an alternative
approach for Agrobacterium tumefaciens transformation. We developed a simple,
effective and reproducible hairy root protocol in tobacco and Arabidopsis.
Developed hairy roots were compared with intact roots to characterize the
gene response to aluminum, NaCl stress and cellular localization of genes.
Aluminum-responsive orthologous genes function could be...
Supplementary material for. Electrochemical methods for probing DNA damage mechanisms and designing cisplatin-based combination chemotherapy
Zhi Li, Yael Zilberman, Qing-Bin Lu &
Figure S1. The effect of excessive TMPD on cisplatin- induced DNA base damage.Figure S1 shows the percentage peak value of 500 M dGMP mixed with various concentrations of cisplatin only (left), and cisplatin combined with 1 mM TMPD (right) after 24 hours of reaction. The percentage peak value without cisplatin treatment was designated as 100%. Scan rate: 20 mV/s
Figure S2. The effect of ssDNA-Au electrode treated with TMPD only.Figure S2 shows the CV curves of...
Figure S2. The effect of ssDNA-Au electrode treated with TMPD only.Figure S2 shows the CV curves of...
Supplementary material for Development of a motion-based cell-counting system for Trypanosoma parasite using a pattern recognition approach
Yuko Takagi, Hirokazu Nosato, , Koji Furukawa & Hidenori Sakanashi
Automated cell counters that utilize still images of sample cells are widely used. However, they are not well suited to counting slender, aggregate-prone microorganisms such as Trypanosoma cruzi. Here, we developed a motion-based cell-counting system, using an image-recognition method based on a cubic higher-order local auto-correlation feature. The software successfully estimated the cell density of dispersed, aggregated, as well as fluorescent parasites by motion pattern recognition. Loss of parasites activeness due to drug treatment could...
Affiliations
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Imperial College London169
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Cardiff University11
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University of Beira Interior5
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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine4
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German Meteorological Service4
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Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV)3
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Lodz University of Technology2
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Lund University2
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University of Cambridge2
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Integrated Carbon Observation System2