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Modeling Gut Neuro-Epithelial Connections in a Novel Microfluidic Device

2023-09-07

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Organs that face external environments, such as skin and gut, are lined by epithelia, which have two functions – to provide a semi-permeable barrier and to sense stimuli. The intestinal lumen is filled with diverse chemical and physical stimuli. Intestinal epithelial cells sense these stimuli and signal to enteric neurons which coordinate a range of physiologic processes required for no...

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ebcba9fb-e9e7-57db-917d-15925de0863f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2972828/v1
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