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Development of a new method for the formation of SLBs on solid support using QSense QCM-D

Prof. Cho and his team have developed a new method to form lipid bilayers on solid supports. Instead of lipid vesicles fusing on a selected set of materials such as silica and mica, the new approach, called the Solvent - Assisted Lipid Bilayer (SALB) method, enables bilayer deposition on to a broad range of surface materials. We interviewed Prof. Cho to learn more about the motivation behind, and execution of, this project.

Video details

  • Originally aired
    June 27, 2019
  • Length
    9 min
  • Interview with
    Prof Nam-Joon Cho
  • Technologies
    QCM-D
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In this interview:

  • The importance of supported
    membrane platforms
  • The motivation behind the development of a new method to form supported lipid bilayers (SLBs).
  • Why QSense QCM-D was important in this project
Nam-Joon-Cho

Interview with Prof Nam-Joon Cho

Prof. Nam-Joon Cho, from Nanyang Technological University, introduces the Solvent-Assisted Lipid Bilayer (SALB) method and explains how it enables the formation of lipid bilayers on a wide range of surfaces. He discusses the motivation behind developing this new approach, the importance of supported membrane platforms, and how QSense QCM-D was essential to the project.

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