Media 2: 3D differential phase-contrast microscopy with computational illumination using an LED array

Originally published in Optics Letters on 01 March 2014 (ol-39-5-1326

Additional file 1: of ART manipulation after controlled ovarian stimulation may not increase the risk of abnormal expression and DNA methylation at some CpG sites of H19,IGF2 and SNRPN in foetuses: a pilot study

Sequences of primers used for pyrosequencing reactions and the sequence to analyse. (DOCX 18 kb

A Graphene-Based Sensor Array for High-Precision and Adaptive Target Identification with Ensemble Aptamers

In this work, we report a new concept of adaptive “ensemble aptamers” (ENSaptamers) that exploits the collective recognition abilities of a small set of rationally designed, nonspecific DNA sequences to identify molecular or cellular targets discriminatively. In contrast to in vitro-selected aptamers, which possess specific “lock-and-key” recognition, ENSaptamers rely on pattern recognition that mimics natural olfactory or gustatory systems. Nanographene oxide was employed to provide a low-background and highly reproducible fluorescent assay system. We demonstrate that this platform provides a highly discriminative and adaptive tool for high-precision identification of a wide range of targets for diagnostic and proteomic applications with a nearly unlimited supply of ENSaptamer receptors