Sung-Ho Paek
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Recent Articles
1.
Choi D, Park J, Paek S, Choi S, Paek S
Biosens Bioelectron
. 2021 Nov;
198:113828.
PMID: 34847362
An exosome species containing CD63 as a marker of melanoma was isolated from bulk exosome population and used as a sample for detecting malignant melanoma. A calcium binding protein (CBP)...
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Heyde K, Scott F, Paek S, Zhang R, Ruder W
J Vis Exp
. 2017 Apr;
(121).
PMID: 28362372
We have developed an abiotic-biotic interface that allows engineered cells to control the material properties of a functionalized surface. This system is made by creating two modules: a synthetically engineered...
3.
Seo D, Paek S, Oh S, Seo S, Paek S
Sensors (Basel)
. 2016 Sep;
16(10).
PMID: 27669267
The incidence of diabetes is continually increasing, and by 2030, it is expected to have increased by 69% and 20% in underdeveloped and developed countries, respectively. Therefore, glucose sensors are...
4.
Kim D, Cho I, Park J, Paek S, Cho H, Paek S
Biosens Bioelectron
. 2016 Aug;
88:232-239.
PMID: 27545847
Although label-free immunosensors based on, for example, surface plasmon resonance (SPR) provide advantages of real-time monitoring of the analyte concentration, its application to routine clinical analysis in a semi-continuous manner...
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Park J, Paek S, Kim D, Seo S, Lim G, Kang J, et al.
Biosens Bioelectron
. 2016 May;
85:611-617.
PMID: 27236727
To assess the homeostasis of Ca(2+) metabolism, we have developed a rapid immunosensor for ionic calcium using a membrane chromatographic technique. As calcium-binding protein (CBP) is available for the recognition...
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Zhang R, Heyde K, Scott F, Paek S, Ruder W
ACS Synth Biol
. 2016 May;
5(9):936-41.
PMID: 27203116
We have developed synthetic gene networks that enable engineered cells to selectively program surface chemistry. E. coli were engineered to upregulate biotin synthase, and therefore biotin synthesis, upon biochemical induction....
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Lim G, Seo S, Paek S, Kim S, Jeon J, Kim D, et al.
Sci Rep
. 2015 Oct;
5:14848.
PMID: 26442606
To detect high-sensitivity cardiac troponin I (hs-cTnI; <0.01 ng/mL) at points of care, we developed a rapid immunosensor by using horseradish peroxidase polymerized in 20 molecules on average (Poly-HRP) as...
8.
Paek S, Park J, Kim D, Kim H, Ha U, Seo S, et al.
Analyst
. 2014 Jun;
139(15):3781-9.
PMID: 24909145
A label-free immunosensing method based on the conformational change of calcium-binding protein (CBP) depending on analyte concentration was explored for semi-continuous analysis of free Ca(2+). Glucose-galactose-binding protein as a CBP...
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Cho I, Jeon J, Paek S, Kim D, Shin H, Ha U, et al.
Anal Chem
. 2012 Oct;
84(22):9713-20.
PMID: 23101931
In this study, a novel mammalian cell receptor-based immuno-analytical method was developed for the detection of food-poisoning microorganisms by employing toll-like receptors (TLRs) as sensing elements. Upon infection with bacterium,...
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Kim D, Paek S, Lim G, Jeon J, Paek S
Anal Biochem
. 2012 Sep;
431(1):11-8.
PMID: 22967675
Acute myocardial infarction is a typical disorder that requires continuous monitoring for early detection of potential life-threatening situations. To this end, we used different methods to screen for rapidly reversible...