Varone et al., 2020 - Google Patents
A novel Organ-Chip system emulates three-dimensional architecture of the human epithelia and allows fine control of mechanical forces acting on it.Varone et al., 2020
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- Varone A
- Nguyen J
- Leng L
- Barrile R
- Sliz J
- Lucchesi C
- Wen N
- Gravanis A
- Hamilton G
- Karalis K
- Hinojosa C
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- bioRxiv
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Successful translation of in vivo experimental data to human patients is an unmet need and a bottleneck in the development of effective therapeutics. micro technology aims to address this need with significant advancements reported recently that enable modeling of organ …
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