Advancements in Kidney-on-Chip: Antibiotic-Induced Kidney Injury and Future Directions

Kim, Min-Hyeok; Lee, Yugyeong; Seo, Gwang Myeong; Park, Sungsu

doi:10.1007/s13206-024-00160-4

BioChip J

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s13206-024-00160-4

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Advancements in Kidney-on-Chip: Antibiotic-Induced Kidney Injury and Future Directions

Min-Hyeok Kim,

Yugyeong Lee,

Gwang Myeong Seo

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Integration of nanobiosensors into organ-on-chip systems for monitoring viral infections

Zhang,

Kim,

Lee

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The integration of nanobiosensors into organ-on-chip (OoC) models offers a promising advancement in the study of viral infections and therapeutic development. Conventional research methods for studying viral infection, such as two-dimensional cell cultures and animal models, face challenges in replicating the complex and dynamic nature of human tissues. In contrast, OoC systems provide more accurate, physiologically relevant models for investigating viral infections, disease mechanisms, and host responses. Nanobiosensors, with their miniaturized designs and enhanced sensitivity, enable real-time, continuous, in situ monitoring of key biomarkers, such as cytokines and proteins within these systems. This review highlights the need for integrating nanobiosensors into OoC systems to advance virological research and improve therapeutic outcomes. Although there is extensive literature on biosensors for viral infection detection and OoC models for replicating infections, real integration of biosensors into OoCs for continuous monitoring remains unachieved. We discuss the advantages of nanobiosensor integration for real-time tracking of critical biomarkers within OoC models, key biosensor technologies, and current OoC systems relevant to viral infection studies. Additionally, we address the main technical challenges and propose solutions for successful integration. This review aims to guide the development of biosensor-integrated OoCs, paving the way for precise diagnostics and personalized treatments in virological research. Graphical Abstract

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Integration of nanobiosensors into organ-on-chip systems for monitoring viral infections

Zhang,

Kim,

Lee

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Advancements in Kidney-on-Chip: Antibiotic-Induced Kidney Injury and Future Directions

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