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Lee Bickerstaff

Lab Coordinator

University of Maine

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Lee Bickerstaff is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Lab Coordinator at University of Maine.

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University of Maine

Lab Coordinator

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immunology virology pathogen detection viral diagnostics biomolecular engineering molecular biology biological engineering biosensors surface science bioelectronics bioanalysis analytical chemistry nanotechnology optoelectronics nucleic acids health technology molecular diagnostics fish biology sensor technology biomedical technologies analytical instrumentation analytical biotechnology optical engineering nucleic acid sensing isothermal dna amplification microcapillary tubes molecular padlock amplification rapid detection surface-associated isothermal amplification molecular padlock recognition

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Detection and Identification of Ihn and Isa Viruses by Isothermal Dna Amplification in Microcapillary Tubes. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry (2006)

Erik L. McCarthyTeressa J. EgelerLee E. BickerstaffMauricio Pereira da CunhaPaul J. Millard

immunologybioanalysisisothermal dna amplificationanalytical instrumentationpathogen detectionanalytical chemistryvirologymolecular diagnosticsmicrocapillary tubesanalytical biotechnologyviral diagnostics

Detection of Infectious Haematopoietic Necrosis Virus and Infectious Salmon Anaemia Virus by Molecular Padlock Amplification. Journal of fish diseases (2006)

P J MillardL E BickerstaffS E LaPatraC H Kim

immunologyfish biologyepidemiologypathogen detectionvirologymolecular padlock amplificationviral diagnostics

Nucleic Acid Sensing by Regenerable Surface-Associated Isothermal Rolling Circle Amplification. Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2006)

Erik L. McCarthyLee E. BickerstaffMauricio Pereira da CunhaPaul J. Millard

sensor technologybiosensorsnucleic acid sensingsurface sciencebiomedical technologiesbiomolecular engineeringnucleic acidsmolecular biologybiological engineeringhealth technologybioelectronics

Rapid Detection of Ihnv by Molecular Padlock Recognition and Surface-Associated Isothermal Amplification. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE (2005)

Erik L. McCarthyTeressa J. EgelerLee E. BickerstaffMauricio Pereira da CunhaPaul J. Millard

rapid detectionsurface-associated isothermal amplificationmolecular padlock recognitionoptical engineeringapplied physicsnanotechnologyoptoelectronics

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Lee Bickerstaff

Lab Coordinator

University of Maine

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Lee Bickerstaff is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Lab Coordinator at University of Maine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lee Bickerstaff

University of Maine

Lab Coordinator

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Detection and Identification of Ihn and Isa Viruses by Isothermal Dna Amplification in Microcapillary Tubes. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry (2006)

Erik L. McCarthyTeressa J. EgelerLee E. BickerstaffMauricio Pereira da CunhaPaul J. Millard

Detection of Infectious Haematopoietic Necrosis Virus and Infectious Salmon Anaemia Virus by Molecular Padlock Amplification. Journal of fish diseases (2006)

P J MillardL E BickerstaffS E LaPatraC H Kim

immunologyfish biologyepidemiologypathogen detectionvirologymolecular padlock amplificationviral diagnostics

Nucleic Acid Sensing by Regenerable Surface-Associated Isothermal Rolling Circle Amplification. Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2006)

Erik L. McCarthyLee E. BickerstaffMauricio Pereira da CunhaPaul J. Millard

sensor technologybiosensorsnucleic acid sensingsurface sciencebiomedical technologiesbiomolecular engineeringnucleic acidsmolecular biologybiological engineeringhealth technologybioelectronics

Erik L. McCarthyTeressa J. EgelerLee E. BickerstaffMauricio Pereira da CunhaPaul J. Millard

rapid detectionsurface-associated isothermal amplificationmolecular padlock recognitionoptical engineeringapplied physicsnanotechnologyoptoelectronics

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