Systems engineering of microphysiometry

Joachim Wiest
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The discipline of microphysiometry emerged at the end of the 1980s and has been progressing towards today's organs on chips and microphysiological systems approaches. The presented work reviews the development of cellular model from cellular monolayers toward 3D multi-cellular tissue constructs, along with the maturation of sensor principles and technologies. A modular classification into cellular models, biochip, climate control and fluidic system, and control & data acquisition is introduced. The experimental conditions and aspects of data processing are discussed and reproducibility issues such as the use of chemically defined cell culture medium are addressed. A brief review of applications and an outlook on current challenges in the field conclude the review paper.

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微物理系统工程
微物理测量学在20世纪80年代末兴起,并朝着今天的芯片器官和微生理系统方法发展。本文回顾了细胞模型从单层细胞到三维多细胞组织结构的发展,以及传感器原理和技术的成熟。模块化分类:细胞模型,生物芯片,气候控制和流体系统,控制&介绍了数据采集。讨论了实验条件和数据处理的各个方面,并讨论了可重复性问题,例如使用化学定义的细胞培养基。简要回顾了该领域的应用并展望了当前面临的挑战。
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Organs-on-a-chip
Organs-on-a-chip Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (General), Cell Biology, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (General)
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