One of the reasons that some of the microfluidic products that show promise in research settings never find their way to the market lies in the complicated operation procedure. The simpler the microfluidic device the higher the chance of that product being well-received by the...
Abstract "Genetically encoded fluorescent biosensors are powerful tools used to track chemical processes in intact biological systems. However, the development and optimization of biosensors remains a challenging and labor-intensive process, primarily due to technical limitations of methods for screening candidate biosensors. Here we describe a screening...
Abstract "The pH value in the wound milieu plays a key role in cellular processes and cell cycle processes involved in the process of wound healing. Here, a microfluidic assembly technique is employed to fabricate micro-gel ensembles that can precisely tune the pH value of wound...
Abstract "A comparatively straightforward approach to accomplish more physiological realism in organ-on-a-chip (OoC) models is through substrate geometry. There is increasing evidence that the strongly, microscale curved surfaces that epithelial or endothelial cells experience when lining small body lumens, such as the alveoli or blood vessels,...
Mechanobiological cues can be of crucial importance after an injury for regulating wound angiogenesis. However, mechanoregulation of angiogenesis is not fully understood in wound healing. Microfluidics has shown to be the optimal choice when it comes to mimicking the cellular microenvironment and investigating the effect...