Ee Lim Tan
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Holmes H, Vlaisavljevich E, Tan E, Snyder K, Ong K, Rajachar R
J Biomech
. 2018 Feb;
71:199-207.
PMID: 29477260
The effect of sub-cellular mechanical loads on the behavior of fibroblasts was investigated using magnetoelastic (ME) materials, a type of material that produces mechanical vibrations when exposed to an external...
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Tan E, Ng W, Shao R, Pereles B, Ong K
Sensors (Basel)
. 2017 Sep;
7(9):1747-1756.
PMID: 28903195
This paper describes the fabrication of a wireless, passive sensor based on aninductive-capacitive resonant circuit, and its application for in situ monitoring of thequality of dry, packaged food such as...
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Fabrication of biocompatible, vibrational magnetoelastic materials for controlling cellular adhesion
Holmes H, Tan E, Ong K, Rajachar R
Biosensors (Basel)
. 2015 Jan;
2(1):57-69.
PMID: 25585632
This paper describes the functionalization of magnetoelastic (ME) materials with Parylene-C coating to improve the surface reactivity to cellular response. Previous study has demonstrated that vibrating ME materials were capable...
4.
Tan E, DeRouin A, Pereles B, Ong K
Biosensors (Basel)
. 2015 Jan;
1(4):134-52.
PMID: 25585564
A passive and wireless sensor was developed for monitoring pressure in vivo. Structurally, the pressure sensor, referred to as the magneto-harmonic pressure sensor, is an airtight chamber sealed with an...
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Paces W, Holmes H, Vlaisavljevich E, Snyder K, Tan E, Rajachar R, et al.
J Funct Biomater
. 2014 Jun;
5(1):15-26.
PMID: 24956354
As a prominent concern regarding implantable devices, eliminating the threat of opportunistic bacterial infection represents a significant benefit to both patient health and device function. Current treatment options focus on...
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Tan E, Ong K
Annu Int Conf IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc
. 2012 Jan;
2011:5594-7.
PMID: 22255608
A wireless and passive pressure sensor was developed for biomedical applications such as monitoring pressure in an abdominal aortic aneurysm sac after a stenting procedure to detect potential leakage from...
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Holmes H, Tan E, Ong K, Rajachar R
Annu Int Conf IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc
. 2012 Jan;
2011:3979-82.
PMID: 22255211
A system was developed for real-time, in vivo investigation of the relationship between local cell-level nano-mechanical perturbation and cell response to chemical-physical biomaterial surface properties. The system consisted of a...
8.
Tan E, Pereles B, Ong K
IEEE Sens J
. 2010 Jun;
10(6):1085-1090.
PMID: 20514363
A wireless sensor based on the magnetoelastic, magnetically soft ferromagnetic alloy was constructed for remote measurement of pressure in flowing fluids. The pressure sensor was a rectangular strip of ferromagnetic...
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Ong K, Tan E, Pereles B, Horton B
Annu Int Conf IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc
. 2009 Dec;
2009:5436-9.
PMID: 19963643
Wireless magnetic sensor technologies are gaining popularity in biomedical community due to their remote query nature, which allows them to be used as long-term implantable sensors. Some of these sensors...
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Tan E, Pereles B, Horton B, Shao R, Zourob M, Ong K
Sensors (Basel)
. 2009 Apr;
8(10):6396-6406.
PMID: 19384425
Implantable biosensors were developed for real-time monitoring of pressure and strain in the human body. The sensor, which was wireless and passive, consisted of a soft magnetic material and a...