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chemistry to image dynamics within nanostructured materials. Overall, the Kisley lab studies materials using single-molecule microscopy with the goal to advance the single-molecule materials field towards
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that include: microfluidics, nanoparticle engineering, surface chemistry, chemical conjugation, immunological reactions, nucleic acid amplification (isothermal and non-isothermal; primer designing and reaction
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, utilizing biophysical tools such as NMR and cryo-EM, alongside molecular biology, protein chemistry, and fluorescence microscopy. You can learn more about our work by visiting our relevant publications here
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knockout, confirmation of germ line transmission in chimeric mice. 3. Surgical skills: mouse blood drawing, skin wounding, bone marrow isolation and tail vein injection. 4. Chemistry background for design
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approaches and techniques that include: microfluidics, nanoparticle engineering, surface chemistry, chemical conjugation, immunological reactions, nucleic acid amplification (isothermal and non-isothermal
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approaches including biophysical tools (NMR, and cryo-EM), molecular biology, protein chemistry, and fluorescence microscopy. Relevant publications can be found here (https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user