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

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    Abstract
    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 for high-throughput screening but fail to capture the richness of cellular interactions of tissues in vivo because they lack the cellular diversity and complex architecture of native tissue. This thesis describes the design and testing of 1) a microfluidic organotypic device (MOD) for culture of murine ...
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    Author(s)
    Richardson, Alec Evan

    Advisor(s)
    Henry, Charles; Tobet, Stuart

    Date Issued
    2020
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    born digital; masters theses
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