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Organ-on-chips have recently emerged as microphysiological systems enabling to overcome the limitations of traditional cell culture methods and the use of animal models [1, 2]. They can simulate the functional unit of an organ, account for multi-organ interplay, and facilitate the drug development process and progress in the present knowledge on pathological mechanisms responsible for human illnesses... |
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