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Replicating dynamic immune responses at single-cell resolution within a microfluidic human skin equivalent

2024-11-17

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The intricate immunological functions of human skin involve the interplay between multiple different cell types as well as dynamic trafficking of leukocytes in and out the tissue, both of which are extremely challenging to replicate in vitro. To enable in vitro investigation of human skin immunology, we developed a microfluidic human skin equivalent (HSE) that supports the delivery of circulating immune cells via...

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Literature Corpus work: ebbab963-1ff7-5cff-90e0-6028d4027805
DOI: 10.1101/2024.11.15.623786

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