Protein microarrays are a tool to study different cellular processes, the concentration of an analyte within a sample, and to analyze protein-analyte interactions. The reliability and reproducibility of measurements obtained are currently a limitation of protein microarrays. One factor increasing these limitations is the non-uniformity of the primary protein pattern. This thesis investigates these specific problems by quantifying how spot uniformity is affected by protein deposition method and substrate surface. Printing of fluorescently tagged proteins onto silane-functionalized glass surfaces by inkjet, pin, and microcontact printing enabled adequate comparison across spot parameters. The absence of a standard measurement to quantify unif...
Antibody microarrays enable multiplexed protein detection with minimal reagent consumption, and alth...
The performance of protein and antibody microarrays is dependent on various factors, one of which is...
Patterns are a collection of forming units predictably repeated over a defined magnitude. Researcher...
The uniformity of the protein patterns, their shape, and the contrast between the fluorescence signa...
Besides the most common glass substrates, novel materials are pursued as substrates for protein micr...
Following the success of DNA microarrays in genomics research, protein microarrays (including peptid...
Non-contact inkjet printing technology is one of the most promising tools for producing microarrays....
Producing high quality protein microarrays on inexpensive substrates like polystyrene is a big chall...
A protein microarray hybridisation system has been implemented by employing patterned hydrophobic th...
[[abstract]]Rapid and parallel protein micro/nano array formation provides a powerful tool for prote...
Scanning probe microscopy provides a unique window into the morphology, mechanics and structure of p...
<p>Protein microarrays meet the need for large-scale, low cost and accurate assays in the post-genom...
[[abstract]]This paper proposes a novel stamping system using a back-filling micro-stamp chip with d...
Abstract Background Successful microarray experimentation requires a complex interplay between the s...
[[abstract]]Microarrays simultaneously screen tens to thousands of biosamples to observe biochemical...
Antibody microarrays enable multiplexed protein detection with minimal reagent consumption, and alth...
The performance of protein and antibody microarrays is dependent on various factors, one of which is...
Patterns are a collection of forming units predictably repeated over a defined magnitude. Researcher...
The uniformity of the protein patterns, their shape, and the contrast between the fluorescence signa...
Besides the most common glass substrates, novel materials are pursued as substrates for protein micr...
Following the success of DNA microarrays in genomics research, protein microarrays (including peptid...
Non-contact inkjet printing technology is one of the most promising tools for producing microarrays....
Producing high quality protein microarrays on inexpensive substrates like polystyrene is a big chall...
A protein microarray hybridisation system has been implemented by employing patterned hydrophobic th...
[[abstract]]Rapid and parallel protein micro/nano array formation provides a powerful tool for prote...
Scanning probe microscopy provides a unique window into the morphology, mechanics and structure of p...
<p>Protein microarrays meet the need for large-scale, low cost and accurate assays in the post-genom...
[[abstract]]This paper proposes a novel stamping system using a back-filling micro-stamp chip with d...
Abstract Background Successful microarray experimentation requires a complex interplay between the s...
[[abstract]]Microarrays simultaneously screen tens to thousands of biosamples to observe biochemical...
Antibody microarrays enable multiplexed protein detection with minimal reagent consumption, and alth...
The performance of protein and antibody microarrays is dependent on various factors, one of which is...
Patterns are a collection of forming units predictably repeated over a defined magnitude. Researcher...