Aakanksha Gulati

The paper develops a human fallopian tube-on-a-chip model to test non-hormonal contraceptives, showing dose-dependent sperm motility inhibition by TDI-11861.

Endolysin BNT331 combined with Lactobacillus crispatus reduces bacterial load and suppresses inflammation in a human vagina chip model of bacterial vaginosis.

The paper uses human endocervix chips to show that IL-1 receptor antagonists may prevent preterm labor by reducing cervical dysfunction.

This study shows that alveolar macrophages worsen influenza-induced lung injury in a human lung alveolus chip, but blocking pyroptosis reduces inflammation and tissue damage.

The paper shows that cervical mucus from Organ Chips protects vaginal chips from inflammation and injury caused by bacterial vaginosis microbiomes, suggesting potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.