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2014

Smith MW, Ghindilis A.L., Seoudi I.A., Smith K., Billharz R., Simon HM. 2014. A new restriction endonuclease-based method for highly-specific detection of DNA targets from methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. PLOS ONE. 9(5)

2013

Smith MW, Zeigler_Allen L, Allen A, Herfort L, Simon HM. 2013. Contrasting Genomic Properties of Free-living and Particle-attached Microbial Assemblages within a Coastal Ecosystem. Frontiers in Microbiology.

2012

Ghindilis A L., Smith MW, Messing DS, Haynes VN, Middleton GB, Schwarzkopf K R., Campbell CE, Zhan C, Ulrich B, Frasier MJ et al.. 2012. Development of real-time assays for impedance-based detection of microbial double-stranded DNA targets. Biosensors and Bioelectronics.

Smith MW, Maier MA, Suciu D, Peterson TD, Bradstreet T, Nakayama J, Simon HM. 2012. High resolution microarray assay for rapid taxonomic assessment of Pseudo-nitzschia spp. (Bacillariophyceae) in the field. Harmful Algae .

2011

Bräuer SL, Adams C, Kranzler K, Murphy D, Xu M, Zuber P, Simon HM, Baptista AM, Tebo BM. 2011. Culturable Rhodobacter and Shewanella species are abundant in estuarine turbidity maxima of the Columbia River. Environmental Microbiology . 13(3)

2010

Ghindilis A L., Schwarzkopf K R., Messing DS, Sezan I, Schuele P, Zhan C, Smith MW, Simon HM, Evans D R.. 2010. Real-Time Biosensor Platform: Fully Integrated Device for Impedimetric Assays. ECS Transactions . 33(8)

Smith MW, Herfort L, Tyrol K, Suciu D, Campbell V, Crump BC, Peterson TD, Zuber P, Baptista AM, Simon HM. 2010. Seasonal Changes in Bacterial and Archaeal Gene Expression Patterns across Salinity Gradients in the Columbia River Coastal Margin. PLoS ONE . 5(10):e13312.

2009

Ghindilis A L., Smith MW, Schwarzkopf K R., Zhan C, Evans D R., Baptista AM, Simon HM. 2009. Sensor Array: Impedimetric Label-Free Sensing of DNA Hybridization in Real Time for Rapid, PCR-Based Detection of Microorganisms. Electroanalysis. 21(13):1459-1468.