Search Results - "Tedjo, William"

Electrochemical biosensor system using a CMOS microelectrode array provides high spatially and temporally resolved images by Tedjo, William, Nejad, Jasmine E., Feeny, Rachel, Yang, Lang, Henry, Charles S., Tobet, Stuart, Chen, Tom

“…The ability to view biological events in real time has contributed significantly to research in the life sciences. While video capture of real time changes in…”
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Real-Time Analysis of Oxygen Gradient in Oocyte Respiration Using a High-Density Microelectrode Array by Tedjo, William, Obeidat, Yusra, Catandi, Giovana, Carnevale, Elaine, Chen, Thomas

“…Physiological events related to oxygen concentration gradients provide valuable information to determine the state of metabolizing biological cells. The…”
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An Integrated Biosensor System With a High-Density Microelectrode Array for Real-Time Electrochemical Imaging by Tedjo, William, Chen, Thomas

“…Electrochemical methods have been shown to be advantageous to life sciences by supporting studies and discoveries in metabolism activities, DNA analysis, and…”
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Monitoring oocyte/embryo respiration using electrochemical-based oxygen sensors by Obeidat, Yusra M., Evans, Amanda J., Tedjo, William, Chicco, Adam J., Carnevale, Elaine, Chen, Thomas W.

“…•A three-electrode, Clark-type biosensor for mitochondrial respirometry in single oocytes and embryos is presented.•The sensor measured basal respiration,…”
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A Biosensor System With an Integrated CMOS Microelectrode Array for High Spatio-Temporal Electrochemical Imaging by Tedjo, William

“…The ability to view biological events in real time has contributed significantly to research in life sciences. While optical microscopy is important to observe…”
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Design of an integrated microelectrode array system for high spatiotemporal resolution chemical imaging by Tedjo, William, Feeny, Rachel, Eitel, Chad, Schwerdtfeger, Luke, Willett, Stacy, Henry, Charles, Tobet, Stuart, Chen, Tom

“…There has been a growing interest in electrochemical measurement of the output from biological specimens. With the advent of silicon CMOS technology, it is…”
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