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High Throughput Screening of Predatory Bacterial Microbes using Chemotaxis

Mitchell, Robert J. , Park, Seongyong , Lee, Sunjang , Kim, Dasol , Kim, Taesung

Conference Paper Issue Date2010-04-29 View4
Hydrogel-encapsulated bacterial cell patterning methods for whole cell based biosensor applications

Kim, Taesung , Choi, Woon Sun , Kim, Minseok , Park, Seongyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2011-10-23 View4
Inkjet printing of bacterial cells for synthetic multicellular cell-to-cell communication study

Kim, Taesung , Choi, Woon Sun , Ha, Dokyeong , Park, Seongyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2011-05-04 View5
Microfabricated ratchet structure integrated concentrator arrays for synthetic bacterial cell-to-cell communication assays File

Park, Seongyong , Hong, Xiaoqiang , Choi, Woon Sun , Kim, Taesung

Article Issue Date2012-10 View4
Microfluidic Concentrator Array for Quantitative Predation Study of Predatory Microbes File

Park, Seongyong

Thesis Issue Date2012-02 View0
Microfluidic Technologies for Synthetic Biology File File

Vinuselvi, Parisutham , Park, Seongyong , Kim, Minseok , Park, Jung Min , Kim, Taesung , Lee, Sung Kuk

Article Issue Date2011-06 View12
Patterning and transferring hydrogel-encapsulated bacterial cells for quantitative analysis of synthetically engineered genetic circuits File

Choi, Woon Sun , Kim, Minseok , Park, Seongyong , Lee, Sung Kuk , Kim, Taesung

Article Issue Date2012-01 View11
Synthetic multicellular cell-to-cell communication in inkjet printed bacterial cell systems File

Choi, Woon Sun , Ha, Dokyeong , Park, Seongyong , Kim, Taesung

Article Issue Date2011-04 View11
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