Organ-on-a-chip technology, which uses microfluidic systems to culture cells in ways that mimic human physiology, could help to reduce scientists’ dependence on animal models (see Nature https://doi.org/pxb3; 2025). There’s another benefit too:…
Organ-on-a-chip technology, which uses microfluidic systems to culture cells in ways that mimic human physiology, could help to reduce scientists’ dependence on animal models (see Nature https://doi.org/pxb3; 2025). There’s another benefit too:…