Search Results - "Collier, Jayne M."

Cytotoxicity of Bacterial-Derived Toxins to Immortal Lung Epithelial and Macrophage Cells by Peterson, Dianne E, Collier, Jayne M, Katterman, Matthew E, Turner, Rachael A, Riley, Mark R

“…Health risks associated with inhalation and deposition of biological materials have been a topic of great concern due to highly publicized cases of inhalation…”
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Comparison of the sensitivity of three lung derived cell lines to metals from combustion derived particulate matter by Riley, Mark R., Boesewetter, Dianne E., Turner, Rachael A., Kim, Aana M., Collier, Jayne M., Hamilton, Amy

“…While the effects of inhalation of combustion-derived particulate matter have received extensive study, there remains no reliable means to rapidly quantify…”
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Biologically Inspired Sensing: Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis of Cell Responses to an Inhalation Health Hazard by Riley, Mark R., DeRosa, Diana, Blaine, Jeanette, Potter Jr, B. G., Lucas, Pierre, Coq, David Le, Juncker, Christophe, Boesewetter, Dianne E., Collier, Jayne M., Boussard-Plédel, Catherine, Bureau, Bruno

“…This work describes the development of a biologically based sensing technique to quantify chemical agents that pose inhalation health hazards. The approach…”
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Infrared biosensors using hydrophobic chalcogenide fibers sensitized with live cells by Lucas, Pierre, Solis, Michelle A., Coq, David Le, Juncker, Christophe, Riley, Mark R., Collier, Jayne, Boesewetter, Dianne E., Boussard-Plédel, Catherine, Bureau, Bruno

“…Chalcogenide glass fibers are used to perform remote infrared analysis in a fiber evanescent wave spectroscopy system (FEWS). Spectral analysis of a series of…”
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Evaluation of Toxic Agent Effects on Lung Cells by Fiber Evanescent Wave Spectroscopy by Lucas, Pierre, Le Coq, David, Juncker, Christophe, Collier, Jayne, Boesewetter, Dianne E., Boussard-Plédel, Catherine, Bureau, Bruno, Riley, Mark R.

“…Biochemical changes in living cells are detected using a fiber probe system composed of a single chalcogenide fiber acting as both the sensor and transmission…”
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