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A humanised thrombus-on-a-chip model utilising tissue-engineered arterial constructs: A method to reduce and replace mice used in thrombosis and haemostasis research.

2025-01-20

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The study of in vivo thrombus formation has principally been performed using intravital microscopy in mice and other species. These have allowed us to visualise the molecular and cellular processes that regulate thrombus formation inside the body. However current in vivo arterial thrombosis models are difficult to standardise between labs and frequently produce results that do not reliably translate successfully...

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134749b3-3af6-5ea5-abb7-3d7e4b27227f
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10.12688/f1000research.158910.1
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