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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
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This study evaluates tanezumab's effects on joint cells using a microfluidic co-culture system, revealing differential biomarker responses compared to monoculture.
This paper develops a microfluidic joint-on-a-chip model to study OA inflammation, showing enhanced MMP expression in co-cultures but not full inflammatory mediator recapitulation.
This paper presents a microfluidic co-culture system that models human joint inflammation in osteoarthritis by co-culturing multiple cell types and shows increased metabolic activity and viability in both healthy and diseased conditions.