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Visar resultat 1 - 5 av 26 avhandlingar innehållade orden Institutionen för biomedicinsk vetenskap BMV.
1. Flexible and transparent biological electric power sources based on nanostructured electrodes
Sammanfattning : Portabel medicinteknisk utrustning framträder alltmer som en av de mest lovande metoderna för vårdövervakning och personlig behandling. Förebyggande vård och hantering av kroniska sjukdomar är resurskrävande och en överföring av det konventionella sjukhuscentrerade sjukvårdssystemet till ett individcentrerat vårdsystem skulle vara samhällsekonomiskt gynnsam. LÄS MER
2. On the structure and mechanical properties of in vitro salivary pellicles
Sammanfattning : Salivary pellicles display exceptional hydration and lubrication performance. At present, there are still gaps in the understanding of how this is achieved. LÄS MER
3. Amino acid sequence and side chain specific synthetic receptors targeting protein phosphorylation
Sammanfattning : Antibodies have become a critical component of many diagnostic assays and are used for therapeutic purposes. Nevertheless they often fail to meet the strict performance demands raised in industry and in the clinic (e.g. stability, reproducibility, selectivity, affinity). LÄS MER
4. Moleculary imprinted micro- and nanoparticles for cancer associated glycan motifs
Sammanfattning : Sialic acids are an important family of monosaccharides that are typically found as terminal moieties of glycans. Aberrant sialylation has been proven to correlate with various diseases including cancer. Glycosylation analysis is complex due to high diversityof the glycan isomers and their low abundance. LÄS MER
5. Electrochemical (bio-)sensors operating in human physiological fluids
Sammanfattning : This thesis is focused on developing electrochemical (bio-)sensors specifically designed to detect biomolecules and bacteria in human physiological fluids. A more comprehensive understanding of their performance can be obtained by exposing the sensors to real human physiological fluids. LÄS MER