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Formation of Geometrically Complex Lipid Nanotube-Vesicle Networks of Higher-Order Topologies by Karlsson, Mattias, Sott, Kristin, Davidson, Maximillian, Cans, Ann-Sofie, Linderholm, Pontus, Chiu, Daniel, Orwar, Owe

“…We present a microelectrofusion method for construction of fluid-state lipid bilayer networks of high geometrical complexity up to fully connected networks…”
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Controlling Enzymatic Reactions by Geometry in a Biomimetic Nanoscale Network by Sott, Kristin, Lobovkina, Tatsiana, Lizana, Ludvig, Tokarz, Michal, Bauer, Brigitte, Konkoli, Zoran, Orwar, Owe

“…We demonstrate that a transition from a compact geometry (sphere) to a structured geometry (several spheres connected by nanoconduits) in nanotube−vesicle…”
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Micropipet-Assisted Formation of Microscopic Networks of Unilamellar Lipid Bilayer Nanotubes and Containers by Karlsson, Mattias, Sott, Kristin, Cans, Ann-Sofie, Karlsson, Anders, Karlsson, Roger, Orwar, Owe

“…We describe a novel micropipet-assisted technique for the construction of complex, surface-immobilized two-dimensional microscopic networks of unilamellar…”
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Nanofluidic Networks Based on Surfactant Membrane Technology by Karlsson, Anders, Karlsson, Mattias, Karlsson, Roger, Sott, Kristin, Lundqvist, Anders, Tokarz, Michal, Orwar, Owe

“…We explore possibilities to construct nanoscale analytical devices based on lipid membrane technology. As a step toward this goal, we present nanotube−vesicle…”
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Adsorption behavior and enzymatically or chemically induced cross-linking of a mussel adhesive protein by Fant, Camilla, Sott, Kristin, Elwing, Hans, Hook, Fredrik

“…The adsorption behavior of the mussel adhesive protein Mytilus edulis foot protein-1 (Mefp-1) has been investigated on a negatively charged polar SiO 2 surface…”
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A microfluidic device for reversible environmental changes around single cells using optical tweezers for cell selection and positioning by Eriksson, Emma, Sott, Kristin, Lundqvist, Fredrik, Sveningsson, Martin, Scrimgeour, Jan, Hanstorp, Dag, Goksör, Mattias, Granéli, Annette

“…Cells naturally exist in a dynamic chemical environment, and therefore it is necessary to study cell behaviour under dynamic stimulation conditions in order to…”
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Variations in Coupled Water, Viscoelastic Properties, and Film Thickness of a Mefp-1 Protein Film during Adsorption and Cross-Linking:  A Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation Monitoring, Ellipsometry, and Surface Plasmon Resonance Study by Höök, Fredrik, Kasemo, Bengt, Nylander, Tommy, Fant, Camilla, Sott, Kristin, Elwing, Hans

“…We have measured the time-resolved adsorption kinetics of the mussel adhesive protein (Mefp-1) on a nonpolar, methyl-terminated (thiolated) gold surface, using…”
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MicroPIV methodology using model systems for flow studies in heterogeneous biopolymer gel microstructures by Sott, Kristin, Gebäck, Tobias, Pihl, Maria, Lorén, Niklas, Hermansson, Anne-Marie, Heintz, Alexey, Rasmuson, Anders

“…A methodology for studying flow in heterogeneous soft microstructures has been developed. The methodology includes: (1) model fractal or random heterogeneous…”
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Microfluidic production of monodisperse biopolymer particles with reproducible morphology by kinetic control by Wassén, Sophia, Rondeau, Elisabeth, Sott, Kristin, Lorén, Niklas, Fischer, Peter, Hermansson, Anne-Marie

“…Microdroplets of phase separating and gelling gelatin-maltodextrin mixtures were produced by a microfluidic technique. The microstructures observed inside the…”
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μPIV methodology using model systems for flow studies in heterogeneous biopolymer gel microstructures by Sott, Kristin, Gebäck, Tobias, Pihl, Maria, Lorén, Niklas, Hermansson, Anne-Marie, Heintz, Alexei, Rasmuson, Anders

“…[Display omitted] ► We have studied flow in model materials mimicking biopolymer microstructures. ► The measurements are performed by using μPIV combined with…”
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Controlled Initiation of Enzymatic Reactions in Micrometer-Sized Biomimetic Compartments by Karlsson, Anders, Sott, Kristin, Markström, Martin, Davidson, Max, Konkoli, Zoran, Orwar, Owe

“…We present a technique to initiate chemical reactions involving few reactants inside micrometer-scale biomimetic vesicles (10-12 to 10-15 L) integral to…”
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A mathematical analysis of nuclear intensity dynamics for Mig1-GFP under consideration of bleaching effects and background noise in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by Frey, Simone, Sott, Kristin, Smedh, Maria, Millat, Thomas, Dahl, Peter, Wolkenhauer, Olaf, Goksör, Mattias

“…Fluorescence microscopy is an imaging technique that provides insights into signal transduction pathways through the generation of quantitative data, such as…”
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Nanotube−Vesicle Networks with Functionalized Membranes and Interiors by Davidson, Max, Karlsson, Mattias, Sinclair, Jon, Sott, Kristin, Orwar, Owe

“…We describe nanotube−vesicle networks with reconstituted membrane protein from cells and with interior activity defined by an injection of microparticles or…”
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Micropipet Writing Technique for Production of Two-Dimensional Lipid Bilayer Nanotube−Vesicle Networks on Functionalized and Patterned Surfaces by Sott, Kristin, Karlsson, Mattias, Pihl, Johan, Hurtig, Johan, Lobovkina, Tatsiana, Orwar, Owe

“…We present a micropipet-assisted writing technique for formation of two-dimensional networks of phospholipid vesicles and nanotubes on functionalized and…”
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Nanofluidic networks based on surfactant membrance technology by Karlsson, Anders, Karlsson, Mattias, Karlsson, Roger, Sott, Kristin

“…We explore possibilities to construct nanoscale analytical devices based on lipid membrane technology. As a step toward this goal, we present nanotube-vesicle…”
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Visualizing cellular heterogeneity by Sott, K., Eriksson, E., Goksor, M.

“…By combining optical manipulation, fluorescence microscopy and microfluidic devices we have studied the response from different signaling pathways in single…”
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