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CAREER: Biosensing in thermal space

CAREER: Biosensing in thermal space
职业:热空间生物传感
批准号:
1055599
负责人:
Ming Su
金额:
$40.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-08-01 至 2013-12-31

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1055599 SuCAREER:热空间生物传感尽管已经发现了许多对癌症具有一定特异性的生物标志物,但由于缺乏肿瘤特异性,显然没有单一的生物标志物是区分致命性癌症和惰性癌症的理想生物标志物。在努力寻找更具体的生物标志物的同时,提供更好预测价值的可行方法是检测多个生物标志物。然而,由于峰重叠、缺乏探针特异性或读出系统的复杂性,现有的技术不能用于检测大量的生物标志物。这个职业项目将研究一种新的生物传感方法,即热生物传感,其中将设计、生产一系列成分编码的具有尖锐和离散熔融峰的固-液相变材料(金属和共晶合金)纳米颗粒,并用一系列配体进行修饰,用于体外检测多个生物标志物。一种类型的生物标记物和一种类型的纳米颗粒之间将建立一一对应关系。每种生物标志物的存在和浓度将由相应纳米颗粒的熔融峰和熔化热得出。多个结果将被用来利用模式识别方法在早期阶段区分致命癌症。智能优点:热生物传感使用了一种众所周知但未被探索的固体热现象:在整个固体熔化之前,固体的温度不会上升到其熔点以上,以及金属或共晶合金在线性热扫描过程中具有依赖于成分的熔点和尖锐的熔融峰的事实。通过将过去获得的相图知识与纳米颗粒的尺寸优势独特地结合起来,热生物传感在生物标志物检测方面具有鲜明的特点。通过填补生物传感、冶金和纳米技术之间的知识空白,使用相变纳米颗粒的热生物传感代表了现有电、电、磁、机械或光子系统的范式转变。广泛影响:热生物传感可能导致在检测和治疗致命癌症方面的技术突破。致命癌症的早期发现将通过治愈癌症和减少与癌症相关的焦虑来提高患者的存活率,降低诊断和治疗成本,并提高生活质量。热生物传感还可以扩展到各种应用,包括生物医学、食品生产和加工,以及用于生物安全、生物战防御和环境应用的多种细菌、病毒和生物毒素的快速检测。该教育计划旨在吸引学生进入生物纳米工程,并将通过启发年轻人的思想对学生产生持久的影响,并通过保持高素质的劳动力对社会产生持久的影响。
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1055599SuCAREER: Biosensing in thermal spaceAlthough numerous biomarkers with certain specificity to cancers have been identified, it is clear that no single biomarker is ideal to distinguish lethal cancers from indolent ones due to lack of tumor specificity. Parallel to efforts of finding more specific biomarkers, a feasible way of providing better predictive value is to detect multiple biomarkers. However, existing techniques cannot be used to detect a large number of biomarkers due to peak overlapping, lack of probe-specific property or complexity of readout systems. This CAREER project will study a new biosensing method, i.e., thermal biosensing, in which a series of composition-encoded nanoparticles of solid-liquid phase change materials (metals and eutectic alloys) that have sharp and discrete melting peaks will be designed, produced, modified with a series of ligands, and used for in vitro detection of multiple biomarkers. A one-to-one correspondence will be established between one type of biomarker and one type of nanoparticles. The presence and concentration of each biomarker will be derived from the melting peak and fusion enthalpy of according nanoparticle. The multiple results will be used to distinguish lethal cancers at early stages using pattern recognition method. Intellectual Merit: Thermal biosensing uses a well-known, but unexplored thermal phenomenon of solids: the temperature of a solid will not rise above its melting point until the entire solid is molten, and the fact that metal or eutectic alloy has composition-dependent melting point and sharp melting peak during linear thermal scan. By uniquely combining phase diagram knowledge gained in the past with size advantage of nanoparticles, thermal biosensing has distinct features for biomarker detection. By filling knowledge gap among biosensing, metallurgy and nanotechnology, thermal biosensing using phase change nanoparticles represents a paradigm shift from existing electric, electronic, magnetic, mechanical or photonic systems.Broader Impact: Thermal biosensing could lead to technological breakthroughs in detection and treatment of lethal cancers. The early detections of lethal cancers will enhance survivability of patients, reduce costs of diagnosis and treatment, and improve quality of life by curing cancer and reducing anxiety associated with cancer. Thermal biosensing can also be extended to a variety of applications including biomedicine, food production and processing, and rapid detections of multiple bacteria, viruses, and biotoxins for bio-safety, bio-warfare defense and environmental applications. The educational plan is targeted to attract students into Bio-Nano engineering, and will generate lasting impacts on students by enlightening young minds, and to society by maintaining high-quality workforces.
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Collaborative Research: Enhanced Adsorption Cooling with Monolithic Nanoporous Adsorbents
  • 批准号:
    1602984
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $15.88万
  • 财政年份:
    2016
  • 负责人:
    Ming Su
  • 依托单位:
CAREER: Biosensing in thermal space
  • 批准号:
    1501356
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $16.55万
  • 财政年份:
    2014
  • 负责人:
    Ming Su
  • 依托单位:
CAREER: Biosensing in thermal space
  • 批准号:
    1360603
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $25.02万
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 负责人:
    Ming Su
  • 依托单位:
Encapsulated phase change nanoparticles for heat transfer
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