National Health Research Institutes

Materials Analysis Technology Inc.

Materials Analysis Technology (us) Corp.

Lin-Ai Tai

Chung-Shi Yang

Yu-Ching Chen

Pin Chang

Chih-hsun Chu

Yong-fen Hsieh

Leu-Wei Lo

Yong-Fen Hsieh

Yu-Chao Wang

Yi-Ting Wu

Pradeep Sharma

Yu-feng Ko

Chih-Jung Sun

Yu-Jing Wang

Hsiao-Chun Ting

Chih-Hsun Chu

Yu-Feng Ko

A liquid sample drying device, dried sample test piece and the preparation method for the dried sample test piece are provided. The liquid sample drying device includes two substrates, at least one spacer and a clamping member. Each of the two substrates includes a surface. The two surfaces face each other. The at least one spacer is located in between the substrates so as to form a sample region between the surfaces for receiving a liquid sample. The clamping member touches the two substrates so as to temporarily clamp and fix the two substrates and the at least one spacer together.

Liquid sample drying apparatus, dried sample test piece and preparation method thereof

A specimen kit having a tiny chamber is disclosed for a specimen preparation for TEM. The space height of the chamber is far smaller than dimensions of blood cells and therefore is adapted to sort nanoparticles from the blood cells. The specimen prepared under this invention is suitable for TEM observation over a true distribution status of nanoparticles in blood. The extremely tiny space height in Z direction eliminates the possibility of aggregation of the nanoparticles and/or agglomeration in Z direction during drying; therefore, a specimen prepared under this invention is suitable for TEM observation over the dispersion and/or agglomeration of nanoparticles in a blood.

Specimen preparation for transmission electron microscopy

Methods and compositions for enhancing transdermal delivery of a bioactive agent. The method contains the step of applying to a skin tissue an effective amount of a composition comprising: (a) a drug vehicle; (b) a bioactive agent encapsulated within the drug vehicle; (c) a plurality of proteolytic enzyme molecules conjugated onto the surface of the drug vehicle; and (d) a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, for a period of time effective to deliver the bioactive agent across the skin tissue at a desired dosage.

Methods and compostions for enhancing transdermal drug delivery

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Hsinchu County, Taiwan

Lin-Ai Tai