University of Washington

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David A Stahl

Mari-Karoliina Henriikka Winkler

Bruce Godfrey

Paul Yager

Bruce E Rittmann

Jonathan Himmelfarb

Sujatha Kumar

Jacques Manem

Erin K Heiniger

Jodi Flax

Micha&euml;l Wagner

Vincent Urbain

Raymond Redcorn

Emmanuelle Guillot

The present disclosure describes a microorganism support structure, including a gas-permeable layer comprising two opposing surfaces; a microorganism adhesive coats at least one surface of the gas-permeable layer; and a microorganism disposed on the microorganism adhesive-coated surface of the layer. The microorganism adhesive enhances the adhesion of the microorganism on the layer compared to a gas-permeable layer that does not have the microorganism adhesive.

Microbe-based systems, compositions, and methods thereof

Hydrogels for entrapment of live microorganisms and methods of their use, such as in wastewater purification, are disclosed.

Hydrogels for the entrapment of bacteria

Compositions and method for reducing the concentration of uremic toxins in the body of a patient suffering from some degree of kidney failure are disclosed. The methods can be used to delay the need for conventional dialysis treatment or as an adjunct therapy to reduce the frequency of dialysis sessions, and in some instances, as an alternative to such dialysis sessions.

System and method for removing uremic toxins from a patient's body

This invention relates to means of qualitative and quantitative analysis of microbial populations potentially present in a sample. These means notably comprise the use of at least one RNA-targeted oligonucleotide probe for in situ hybridization in whole cells; followed by the extraction of those probes which have become hybridized by separation from their target and elution from the microbial cells; as well as the detection and measurement of said extracted probes.

Means for qualitative and quantitative analysis of microbial populations potentially present in a sample

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

David A Stahl