556 Sensors Enabled by Synthetic Biology

Thursday, November 19, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Food, Pharmaceutical & Bioengineering Division (15) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
The ability to engineer biological parts has had a profound effect on new sensor design. This session will focus on the latest gene, protein, and whole-cell based approaches to improve sensor design for health and environmental applications.

Sponsor:
Bioengineering
Co-Sponsor(s):
Sensors (T9)
Chair:
Nigel Reuel Email: reuel@iastate.edu
Co-Chair:
Amir Sheikhi Email: sheikhi@psu.edu


(556a) Portable Paper-based Biosensors and Novel Artificial Olfaction Biosensors Driven by Cell-free Synthetic Biology
Xiaomei Lin and Yuan Lu


(556b) Biosensing of Human Hormone Disruptors in Blood and Urine with Protein Folding Using Cell-Free Protein Synthesis
J Porter Hunt and Bradley C. Bundy


(556c) Fluorescent Microbial Sensors That Discriminate between Different Radionuclides.
Molly Wintenberg, Lisa Manglass, Nicole Martinez and Mark Blenner


(556d) MRI/S Based Assessment of Donor Efficacy in Stroke Treatment with Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (Industry Candidate)
Xuegang Yuan, Shannon Helsper, F. Andrew Bagdasarian, Teng Ma and Samuel C. Grant


(556e) Engineered CRISPR/Cas12a System As a Sensitive Diagnostic Tool for Detecting HCV, HIV, and SARS-CoV-2
Long Nguyen, Brianna Smith, Ling Jin and Piyush Jain


(556f) CRISPR-Cas12a Mediated Universal Electrochemical Biosensing Platform (Faculty/Industry Candidate)
Yifan Dai, Rodrigo A Somoza, Wei Xu, Jean F. Welter, Arnold I. Caplan and Chung-Chiun Liu


(556g) Building Accessible Hands-on Biology Classroom Activities with Sensors and Freeze-Dried Cell-Free Technology (Invited Speaker)
Ally Huang
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