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Development of in vitro cardiovascular tissue models within capillary circuit microfluidic devices fabricated with 3D Stereolithography printing

2023-03-17

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Human cardiovascular tissue and diseases are difficult to study for novel drug discovery and fundamental cellular/molecular processes due to limited availability of physiologically-relevant models in vitro.[1–3] Animal models may resemble human heart structure, however there are significant differences from human cardiovascular physiology including biochemical signaling, and gene expression.[4–6] In vitro microflu...

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Literature Corpus work: 8ab1383c-1f26-5ca4-b645-a6c58502ac1b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2667200/v1

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