Search Results - "van Ijzendoorn, L.J."
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Torsion Profiling of Proteins Using Magnetic Particles
Published in Biophysical journal (05-03-2013)“…We report a method to profile the torsional spring properties of proteins as a function of the angle of rotation. The torque is applied by superparamagnetic…”
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In-Situ Compositional and Structural Analysis of Plastic Solar Cells
Published in Advanced functional materials (16-10-2002)“…Bulk‐heterojunction photovoltaic cells consisting of a photoactive layer of poly[2‐methoxy‐5‐(3′,7′‐dimethyloctyloxy)‐1,4‐phenylenevinylene] (MDMO‐PPV) and a…”
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Deposition of inorganic salts from solution on flat substrates by spin-coating: theory, quantification and application to model catalysts
Published in Applied surface science (01-04-1995)“…The theory of spin-coating is applied to predict the amount of inorganic material that is deposited from a solution on a flat substrate on the basis of…”
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Interface instabilities in polymer light emitting diodes due to annealing
Published in Organic electronics (01-12-2003)“…In polymer light emitting diodes (PLEDS) with an (ITO/PPV/Ca) structure we observed a significant reduction of both the current and the light output at…”
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Single-Dimer Formation Rate Reveals Heterogeneous Particle Surface Reactivity
Published in Langmuir (05-11-2019)“…Biofunctionalized micro- and nanoparticles are important for a wide range of applications, but methodologies to measure, modulate, and model interactions…”
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Controlled torque on superparamagnetic beads for functional biosensors
Published in Biosensors & bioelectronics (15-03-2009)“…We demonstrate that a rotating magnetic field can be used to apply a controlled torque on superparamagnetic beads which leads to a tunable bead rotation…”
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Rate of Dimer Formation in Stable Colloidal Solutions Quantified Using an Attractive Interparticle Force
Published in Langmuir (13-08-2019)“…We describe an optomagnetic cluster experiment to understand and control the interactions between particles over a wide range of time scales. Aggregation is…”
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Magnetization and actuation of polymeric microstructures with magnetic nanoparticles for application in microfluidics
Published in Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials (01-06-2009)“…An increasing number of lab-on-a-chip devices require advanced fluid manipulations. We intend to address this requirement by incorporating polymeric responsive…”
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A model for the deposition of a-C:H using an expanding thermal arc
Published in Surface & coatings technology (1998)“…Amorphous hydrogenated carbon films have been deposited at high growth rates (10–70 nm/s) by seeding acetylene in an expanding thermal argon plasma. The…”
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On-chip manipulation and detection of magnetic particles for functional biosensors
Published in Biosensors & bioelectronics (18-01-2008)“…We demonstrate the real-time on-chip detection and manipulation of single 1 μm superparamagnetic particles in solution, with the aim to develop a biosensor…”
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Surfactants modify the torsion properties of proteins: a single molecule study
Published in New biotechnology (25-09-2015)“…•Magnetic tweezers show increased twisting of proteins to surfactant exposure.•Tween 20 decreases the torsional rigidity of protein-G–IgG more than SDS.•Far-UV…”
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Ara h 1 protein–antibody dissociation study: evidence for binding inhomogeneities on a molecular scale
Published in New biotechnology (25-09-2015)“…The characterization of biomolecular interactions is essential when designing novel biosensors, since the interaction between the bioreceptor and the ligand…”
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Molecular interference in antibody–antigen interaction studied with magnetic force immunoassay
Published in New biotechnology (25-09-2015)“…•We used magnetic tweezers to apply forces to proteins in a sandwich immunoassay format.•The force-induced dissociation rate was quantified in a cTn sandwich…”
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Torsion Stiffness of a Protein Pair Determined by Magnetic Particles
Published in Biophysical journal (04-05-2011)“…We demonstrate the ability to measure torsion stiffness of a protein complex by applying a controlled torque on a magnetic particle. As a model system we use…”
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The rotating particles probe: A new technique to measure interactions between particles and a substrate
Published in Colloids and surfaces. A, Physicochemical and engineering aspects (03-01-2011)“… The interactions between particles and a glass surface are measured using a new technique based on measuring the rotational behavior of individual magnetic…”
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Indium diffusion in model polymer light-emitting diodes
Published in Synthetic metals (15-03-2000)“…The diffusion of indium into poly-(phenylenevinylene) (PPV) in model polymer light-emitting diodes (p-LEDs) was studied with Rutherford backscattering…”
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The influence of surface treatments on cathode formation and stability in polymer light emitting diodes
Published in Applied surface science (15-03-2005)“…We studied the stability of metal/polymer interfaces by measuring the diffusion of calcium into a polymer (OC1C10 PPV) layer during and after deposition of the…”
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Degradation effects in poly para-phenylene vinylene derivatives due to controlled oxygen exposure
Published in Synthetic metals (20-11-2002)“…The influence of oxygen exposure on three chemically different poly para-phenylene vinylene (PPV) derivatives used in polymeric light emitting devices (PLEDs)…”
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Surface composition of ceramic CeGd–oxide
Published in Solid state ionics (02-09-1998)“…The atomic composition of the outermost atomic layers of gadolinium-doped ceria, Ce 0.8Gd 0.2O 1.9, was determined with Low Energy Ion Scattering (LEIS). Due…”
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