Louise Ejsing

TL;DR: The immobilisation procedure relies on direct coupling of DNA to SU-8 and resulted in surfaces with functional capture probe densities of approximately 10 fmol/mm(2) as determined by hybridisation assays with fluorescent labelled target molecules.

TL;DR: In this article, a planar Hall sensor for detecting magnetic beads is presented. But the authors focus on the detection of a single 50 nm bead and do not consider how to detect the other 50 nm beads.

TL;DR: Using a Fourier approach, a general solution to calculations of slip velocity within the circuit description of the electrohydrodynamics in a binary electrolyte confined by a plane surface with a modulated surface potential is offered.

TL;DR: In this article, a planar Hall effect of exchanged-biased permalloy has been used for detecting magnetic beads commonly used for bioseparation (Micromer-M, Micromod, Germany) and the sensor sense current is sufficient to generate a signal from the beads.