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Overview
Cell based therapies, where healthy cells are transplanted to naturally restore biological function, represent an exciting future direction in medicine. Critically, fluorescent sorting (FACS, the leading technique for high-purity cell sorting) is insufficient in sorting speed to satisfy the wide-spread need for purified cells in emerging cellular therapies. Sorting by FACS requires an entire day to isolate a volume of cells which is barely visible to the naked eye (~10^7 cells), while most proposed therapies require at least 100x more cells for a single dose. The PI recently discovered a method of isolating cells which is capable of being performed in a typical lab setting in
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 2/1/14 → 1/31/20 |
Funding
- National Science Foundation: $422,512.00
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REU: Artificial cell membranes for ultra-pure, high throughput cellular isolation
Berron, B. (PI)
7/15/15 → 1/31/20
Project: Research project