Lab on chip for testing of repurposed drugs.

3区 生物学 Q2 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational Science Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2024-04-04 DOI:10.1016/bs.pmbts.2024.03.022
Malvika Shukla, Saloni Malik, Alok Pandya
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The lab-on-chip technique broadly comprises of microfluidics and aims to progress multidimensionally by changing the outlook of medicine and pharmaceuticals as it finds it roots in miniaturization. Moreover, microfluidics facilitates precise physiological simulation and possesses biological system-mimicking capabilities for drug development and repurposing. Thus, organs on chip could pave a revolutionary pathway in the field of drug development and repurposing by reducing animal testing and improving drug repurposing.

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用于测试再利用药物的芯片实验室。
片上实验室技术大致包括微流控技术,其目的是通过改变医学和制药业的前景实现多维发展,因为它的根源在于微型化。此外,微流控技术有助于进行精确的生理模拟,具有模拟生物系统的能力,可用于药物开发和再利用。因此,芯片器官可以通过减少动物试验和改进药物再利用,为药物开发和再利用领域铺平一条革命性的道路。
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