Ozgun Civelekoglu
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Recent Articles
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Arifuzzman A, Asmare N, Ozkaya-Ahmadov T, Civelekoglu O, Wang N, Sarioglu A
Biosens Bioelectron
. 2022 Dec;
222:114916.
PMID: 36462431
Characterization of cell populations and identification of distinct subtypes based on surface markers are needed in a variety of applications from basic research and clinical assays to cell manufacturing. Conventional...
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Boya M, Ozkaya-Ahmadov T, Swain B, Chu C, Asmare N, Civelekoglu O, et al.
Nat Commun
. 2022 Jun;
13(1):3385.
PMID: 35697674
Extremely rare circulating tumor cell (CTC) clusters are both increasingly appreciated as highly metastatic precursors and virtually unexplored. Technologies are primarily designed to detect single CTCs and often fail to...
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Civelekoglu O, Ozkaya-Ahmadov T, Arifuzzman A, Mutcali S, Sarioglu A
Lab Chip
. 2022 May;
22(12):2331-2342.
PMID: 35593257
Leukocytes are the frontline defense mechanism of the immune system. Their composition dynamically changes as a response to a foreign body, infection, inflammation, or other malignant behavior occurring within the...
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Civelekoglu O, Wang N, Arifuzzman A, Boya M, Sarioglu A
Biosens Bioelectron
. 2022 Jan;
203:114014.
PMID: 35092880
Surface expression of cell populations are often sought as diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers in hematology-oncology and infectious diseases, making flow cytometry an invaluable technique for both clinical and basic research...
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Civelekoglu O, Liu R, Usanmaz C, Chu C, Boya M, Ozkaya-Ahmadov T, et al.
Lab Chip
. 2021 Dec;
22(2):296-312.
PMID: 34897353
Membrane antigens are phenotypic signatures of cells used for distinguishing various subpopulations and, therefore, are of great interest for diagnosis of diseases and monitoring of patients in hematology and oncology....
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Wang N, Liu R, Asmare N, Chu C, Civelekoglu O, Sarioglu A
Lab Chip
. 2021 May;
21(10):1916-1928.
PMID: 34008660
Microfluidic technologies have long enabled the manipulation of flow-driven cells en masse under a variety of force fields with the goal of characterizing them or discriminating the pathogenic ones. On...
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Liu R, Chu C, Wang N, Ozkaya-Ahmadov T, Civelekoglu O, Lee D, et al.
Small
. 2019 Oct;
15(51):e1904732.
PMID: 31631578
Immunophenotyping is widely used to characterize cell populations in basic research and to diagnose diseases from surface biomarkers in the clinic. This process usually requires complex instruments such as flow...
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Civelekoglu O, Wang N, Boya M, Ozkaya-Ahmadov T, Liu R, Sarioglu A
Lab Chip
. 2019 Jun;
19(14):2444-2455.
PMID: 31199420
Membrane antigens control cell function by regulating biochemical interactions and hence are routinely used as diagnostic and prognostic targets in biomedicine. Fluorescent labeling and subsequent optical interrogation of cell membrane...
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Liu R, Waheed W, Wang N, Civelekoglu O, Boya M, Chu C, et al.
Lab Chip
. 2017 Jul;
17(15):2650-2666.
PMID: 28695944
A typical microfluidic device sorts, captures or fractionates sample constituents by exposing them to discriminating microenvironments. Direct electronic acquisition of such manipulation by a network of integrated sensors can provide...