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A Compact, Standalone & Battery-Powered 3D Organoid-on-Chip System with Programmable Flow Control

2026-08-04

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Organoids-on-chip combine the 3D complex microenvironment and cellular composition of organoids with microfluidic flow, increasing nutrient-waste exchange and mimicking the contributions of in vivo interstitial and vascular flow. However, the widespread adoption of organoid-on-chip platforms is limited by the lack of incubator-friendly flow control systems. Existing approaches often rely on commercially available...

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10.64898/2026.08.02.742326
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