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Poster Session: Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science

Chair(s)

Finley, S. D., University of Southern California

Co-chair(s)

Gower, R. M., University of South Carolina
Stoppel, W., University of Florida

This is the poster session for Area 15d, Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science. All topics in 15d will be covered.

Presentations

8:00 AM
(158j) Nuclear Size Changes Caused By Local Motion of Cell Boundaries Unfold the Nuclear Lamina and Dilate Chromatin and Intranuclear Bodies
8:00 AM
Cells, Organs, Lab on a chip
8:00 AM
(158l) Spatially Controlled Cell-Free Protein Synthesis and Glycosylation on Chip
8:00 AM
(158x) Simultaneous Quantification of Protein-DNA Contacts and Transcriptomes in Single Cells
8:00 AM
(158n) Self-assembly peptide-based micromotors controlled by 3D magnetic field for deep solid tumor
8:00 AM
(158v) A Systemic Approach to Understanding Compartmentalized NADPH Metabolism Under Mitochondrial Oxidative Stress
8:00 AM
(158e) Engineering Advanced Bio-Interfaces for Stem Cell-Based Tissue Regeneration
8:00 AM
(158b) Unveil Epigenetic Memory Conferring Parkinson’s Disease Risks Arising from Exposure to Environmental Chemicals
8:00 AM
(158f) ?2,3 Sialylated Colon and Breast Cancer Cell Extracellular Vesicles Bind to L-Selectin Under Flow Conditions
8:00 AM
Micro- and Nano-scale Technologies
8:00 AM
(158z) Model-Based Assessment of Freezing Temperature Profiles for Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
8:00 AM
(158ab) Predicting the Regulatory Role of ORM Proteins in the Sphingolipid Biosynthesis Pathway Using Ensemble Kinetic Modeling
8:00 AM
Cellular and Tissue Engineering
8:00 AM
(158y) Structural Modeling Reveals Significant Differences in Fatty Acid Transporter Homologs in Vibrio Cholerae That May Play a Vital Role in Pathogenesis
8:00 AM
(158c) Screening and Identification of a High-Affinity Peptide Ligand Specific to Human CD3e
8:00 AM
(158m) Membrane Fusion Allows Ruptureless Extreme Deformation of Nuclei during Cell Migration
8:00 AM
(158u) Genetically engineered biohybrid micromotors for high-load, highly stable, and highly active drug delivery for solid tumors
8:00 AM
(158aa) The Role of Lipids on Transmembrane Protein Interactions in Viral Infections
8:00 AM
(158g) Biofabrication of Muscle Fibers Using Surface Chaotic Flows: Chaotic 2D-Printing
8:00 AM
(158w) The Interplay of Ion Transporters and Cytoskeleton in Breast Cancer Migration and Metastasis
8:00 AM
Drug Delivery
8:00 AM
(158h) High-Throughput Generation and Study of 3D Spheroids in a Thiol-Acrylate Hydrogel Scaffold Using a Droplet Microfluidic Trapping Array
8:00 AM
(158q) The Relevance of Simulated Lung Fluid Composition on the Drug Solubility and Predicted in-Vivo performance of Inhaled Drug Delivery
8:00 AM
Biomolecular Engineering
8:00 AM
(158k) Engineering Vascular Cells and Macro-Fluidic Platforms for Physiological Organ and Tissue Culture
8:00 AM
(158i) Anticancer Drug Evaluation in MCF7 Spheroids Cultured in a 3D-Printed Miniaturized Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (mCSTR)
8:00 AM
(158d) Single-Molecule Fluorescence Quenching Reveals Conformational Dynamics of the AAA+ Protease ClpXP
8:00 AM
(158o) Phosphatidylserine Expression as a Molecular Target in Listeria monocytogenes and Escherichia coli
8:00 AM
Systems Biology
8:00 AM
(158s) Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles with an Anti-Tubercular Drug for Overcoming Mycobacterial Drug Resistance
8:00 AM
(158t) An Inexpensive, Compact, Programmable Temperature Controller and Thermocycler for Use during Device Imaging on a Microscope

Topics 

Systems Biology
Biomaterials
Biomedical Engineering

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