2024
DOI: 10.3389/frlct.2024.1356688
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Organs in orbit: how tissue chip technology benefits from microgravity, a perspective

Aditi Jogdand,
Maxwell Landolina,
Yupeng Chen

Abstract: Tissue chips have become one of the most potent research tools in the biomedical field. In contrast to conventional research methods, such as 2D cell culture and animal models, tissue chips more directly represent human physiological systems. This allows researchers to study therapeutic outcomes to a high degree of similarity to actual human subjects. Additionally, as rocket technology has advanced and become more accessible, researchers are using the unique properties offered by microgravity to meet specific … Show more

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