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Kathryn Fink, Ph.D. 2015

Bioengineering
Advisor: Prof. Liepmann

BIOGRAPHY

Microfluidic Separation of Blood for SIMBAS Biosensor [BPN621]
The goal of this research is to characterize and optimize a continuous-flow, sedimentation-
based blood fractionation platform. The microfluidic system will separate from a blood sample a
platelet-enriched plasma containing pathogens and pathogenic biomarkers. It will also provide a stream
of concentrated blood cells including pathogenic plasmodial cells. The project supports the
development of a Universal Sample Preparation and Pre-Concentration (USB) module for the SIMBAS
project.


Current Active Projects:
BPN621
BPN711
 

     Last Updated: Wed 2012-Nov-28 11:48:48

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