Introduction MPS (Multiorgan Microphysiological Systems) have evolved from tools to reduce animal experimentation and improve preclinical toxicity assessments to an intriguing stepping stone in efforts to replicate our own biology.…
Introduction Kidney Organoid and Microphysiological Kidney Chip Models, both have their own unique advantages and deficiencies. In the realm of drug research and discovery, they both have interesting applications. In…
Why a muscle on a chip? FUN FACT: Skeletal muscles account for 40% of the total body weight in humans and consume about 30% of energy intake. Skeletal muscles are…
Why a pancreas on a chip? The pancreas is an annex gland of the digestive system. It has both endocrine and exocrine functionality. Its exocrine function consists of the secretion…
Why a liver on a chip? The liver is part of the digestive tract, and the main organ involved in the metabolism of xenobiotics, thus in toxicological studies (either fundamental…