Search Results - "Fraikin, J"

Hollow organosilica beads as reference particles for optical detection of extracellular vesicles by Varga, Z., Pol, E., Pálmai, M., Garcia‐Diez, R., Gollwitzer, C., Krumrey, M., Fraikin, J.‐L., Gasecka, A., Hajji, N., Leeuwen, T. G., Nieuwland, R.

“…Essentials Standardization of extracellular vesicle (EV) measurements by flow cytometry needs improvement. Hollow organosilica beads were prepared,…”
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Probing the debye layer: capacitance and potential of zero charge measured using a debye-layer transistor by Fraikin, J-L, Requa, M V, Cleland, A N

“…We present a unique method for probing the properties of the electrolytic Debye layer, incorporating it as the active element in a novel radio frequency (rf)…”
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A feasible approach to all-electronic digital labeling and readout for cell identification by Wood, D K, Braun, G B, Fraikin, J-L, Swenson, L J, Reich, N O, Cleland, A N

“…We present two critical innovations that enable a unique, purely electronic approach to microfluidic whole-cell analysis, focusing on the problem of cell…”
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Severe radiation‐induced liver disease following localized radiation therapy for biliopancreatic carcinoma: Activation of hepatic stellate cells as an early event by Sempoux, C, Horsmans, Y, Geubel, A, Fraikin, J, Van Beers, B E, Gigot, J, Lerut, J, Rahier, J

“…Radiation‐induced liver disease is recorded as a form of veno‐occlusive disease. Its pathogenesis remains unclear even if the initial injury likely occurs in…”
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P-194 A feasibility study preparing to a phase III randomised trialcomparing concomitant radiochemotherapy as induction versus consolidation treatment in patients with locally advanced unresectable non-small cell lung cancer. A trial conducted by the European Lung Cancer Working Party (ELCWP) by Berghmans, T., Sculier, J., Recloux, P., Van Cutsem, O., Efremidis, A., Holbrechts, S., Roelandts, M., Fraikin, J., Ninane, V., Van Houtte, P.

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Severe radiation-induced liver disease following localized radiation therapy for biliopancreatic carcinoma: Activation of hepatic stellate cells as an early event by Sempoux, C, Horsmans, Y, Geubel, A, Fraikin, J, Van Beers, BE, Gigot, J, Lerut, J, Rahier, J

“…Radiation-induced liver disease is recorded as a form of veno-occlusive disease. Its pathogenesis remains unclear even if the initial injury likely occurs in…”
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