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Microfluidic Dual-Gel Cell Culture Model For Studying Cell Migration Under Controlled Interstitial Flow

Anbari, Alimohamamd2023

… extracellular matrix (ECM), affects the migration of many cell types through individual and synergistic contributions of several biophysical and biochemical phenomena. Notably, interstitial flow is linked to ECM permeability and provides direct mechanical cues via shear and normal stress. …

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Design and evaluation of an instrumented microfluidic organotypic device and sensor module for organ-on-a-chip applications

Richardson, Alec Evan, author, Henry, Charles, advisor, Tobet, Stuart, advisor, Bark, David, committee member, Abdo, Zaid, committee memberColorado State University. Libraries2020

Organ and tissue-on-a-chip technologies are powerful tools for drug discovery and disease modeling, yet many of these systems rely heavily on in vitro cell culture to create reductionist models of tissues and organs. Therefore, Organ-on-chip devices recapitulate some tissue functions and are useful …

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