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Órganos en Chips: Desarrollo de Órganos Humanos en Miniatura

August 28, 2021November 2, 2021 Li Jiun Chen 0 Comments

Artículo original: Organs-on-chips: Growing Miniature Human Organs Li Jiun Chen Traducido por Jenna Hartstein ¿Sabías que ahora es posible estudiar órganos humanos dentro de microchips? Un órgano integrado a un… Read more

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Organs-on-chips: Growing Miniature Human Organs

April 19, 2018April 18, 2018 Li Jiun Chen 0 Comments Blood-brain barrier, cell culture, Engineering, in vitro, MEMS devices, miniature organs, organs-on-chips, technologies

id you know that it is now possible to study human organs inside micro-chips? Organ-on-a-chip or lab-on-a-chip is a cell culture chip that stimulates activities and physiological responses of human… Read more

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