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Hsuan-Ming (Jack) Su
Hsuan-Ming (Jack) Su
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Intelligent food packaging: A review of smart sensing technologies for monitoring food quality
H Yousefi, HM Su, SM Imani, K Alkhaldi, CD M. Filipe, TF Didar
ACS sensors 4 (4), 808-821, 2019
3812019
Sentinel wraps: real-time monitoring of food contamination by printing DNAzyme probes on food packaging
H Yousefi, MM Ali, HM Su, CDM Filipe, TF Didar
ACS nano 12 (4), 3287-3294, 2018
1512018
Intestinal organoids: A new paradigm for engineering intestinal epithelium in vitro
S Rahmani, NM Breyner, HM Su, EF Verdu, TF Didar
Biomaterials 194, 195-214, 2019
802019
Producing covalent microarrays of amine‐conjugated DNA probes on various functional surfaces to create stable and reliable biosensors
H Yousefi, HM Su, M Ali, CDM Filipe, TF Didar
Advanced Materials Interfaces 5 (16), 1800659, 2018
252018
Intelligent food packaging: a review of smart sensing technologies for monitoring food quality. ACS Sensors, 4, 808-821
H Yousefi, HM Su, SM Imani, K Alkhaldi, CDM Filipe, TF Didar
92019
M. Filipe, CD, & Didar, TF (2019). Intelligent food packaging: A review of smart sensing technologies for monitoring food quality. ACS Sensors, 4 (4), 808–821
H Yousefi, HM Su, SM Imani, K Alkhaldi
7
Intelligent food packaging: a review of smart sensing technologies for monitoring food quality, ACS Sens. 4 (2019) 808–821
H Yousefi, HM Su, SM Imani, K Alkhaldi, CD Filipe, TF Didar
5
A200 HUMANIZED CELIAC-PRONE EPITHELIUM IN VITRO EXPRESS MHC-II AND CO-STIMULATORY MOLECULES NECESSARY FOR GLUTEN PEPTIDE …
S Rahmani, HJ Galipeau, H Su, FG Chirdo, TF Didar, E Verdu
Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology 3 (Supplement_1), 73-74, 2020
2020
A48 NOVEL INTESTINAL ORGANOID-DERIVED MONOLAYERS TO MODEL CELIAC EPITHELIUM IN VITRO
S Rahmani, F Vahedi, HJ Galipeau, H Su, FG Chirdo, TF Didar, E Verdu
Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology 2 (Suppl 2), 96, 2019
2019
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