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Yan Ni
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Yan Ni received her PhD degree in Biochemical Engineering in East China University of Science and Technology in 2013. Her PhD research was focused on identification of new enzymes and their application for organic synthesis. In 2014 she moved to the Netherlands, working as a postdoc researcher in Delft University of Technology with Dr. Frank Hollmann for more than two years. Afterwards she did one-year postdoc in University of Groningen with Prof. Gerrit Poelarends. Since July 2017, she joined Prof. Maarten Merkx’ group as a postdoc in Eindhoven University of Technology. Her current research is mainly on developing protein sensors for therapeutic antibody monitoring.
Recent Publications
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Eva A. van Aalen,Benice van Gerven,Yan Ni,Remco Arts,Maarten Merkx
Turning Antibodies into Ratiometric Bioluminescent Sensors for Competition-Based Homogeneous Immunoassays
ACS Sensors (2024) -
Riho Shimazu,Kosuke Tomimuro,Yan Ni,Cristina Malegori,Vahid Hamedpour,Yuki Hiruta,Paolo Oliveri,Maarten Merkx,Daniel Citterio
Microfluidic thread-based analytical devices for point-of-care detection of therapeutic antibody in blood
Sensors and Actuators, B: Chemical (2022) -
Roger Riera,Tim P. Hogervorst,Ward Doelman,Yan Ni,Silvia Pujals,Evangelia Bolli,Jeroen D.C. Codée,Sander I. van Kasteren,Lorenzo Albertazzi
Single-molecule imaging of glycan–lectin interactions on cells with Glyco-PAINT
Nature Chemical Biology (2021) -
Yan Ni,Bas J.H.M. Rosier,Eva A. van Aalen,Lieuwe Biewenga,Anna-Maria Makri Pistikou,Chris Vu,Remco Arts,Wentao Li,Tom F.A. de Greef,Marcel M G J van Borren
A plug-and-play platform of ratiometric bioluminescent sensors for homogeneous immunoassays
Nature Communications (2021) -
Kosuke Tomimuro,Keisuke Tenda,Yan Ni,Yuki Hiruta,Maarten Merkx,Daniel Citterio
Thread-Based Bioluminescent Sensor for Detecting Multiple Antibodies in a Single Drop of Whole Blood
ACS Sensors (2020)
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