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ACS Biomater Sci Eng July 2021 PMID 34133114

In-Line Analysis of Organ-on-Chip Systems with Sensors: Integration, Fabrication, Challenges, and Potential.

Stefanie Fuchs, Sofia Johansson, Anders Ø Tjell, Gabriel Werr, Torsten Mayr, Maria Tenje

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The discussions highlight collaborative efforts between different research groups and emphasize the publication's relevance in advancing sensor integration within organ-on-chip systems, using positive language such as 'fruitful collaboration' and 'review published.' The tone reflects an appreciation for the ongoing development and potential of this field.

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Abstract in brief

  • OrganonChip systems are innovative tools for medical and biological research that better mimic real cell environments, and they can monitor cell behavior more accurately.
  • The integration of sensors such as electrical, electrochemical, and optical types into these systems allows for continuous, real-time measurements, improving data collection and analysis.
  • The article discusses current sensor technologies, their fabrication, integration challenges, and the future potential of inline sensing to enhance organonChip research, making the technology more accessible to researchers without specialized sensor expertise.]
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MayrLab - Torsten Mayr
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Our review on “Inline-analysis in OoCs” is published. Fruitful collaboration with @mariatenje group from @UU_University with contributions from ESRs from the @EUROoC_ITN. @lab_sensor and @tugraz https://t.co/Xp0gFaJRla

Jun 17, 2021 · 7 likes · 170 followers View post →
Optical Sensor Lab
@lab_sensor · X

New #review about sensor integration in #OrganOnChips. A collaboration of the @EUROoC_ITN ESRs Grabriel Werr and Sofia Johansson from @mariatenje @UU_University and our own Stefanie and Anders from Torsten Mayr's @lightharvesting group @tugraz . https://t.co/ug2gQh7gUs

Jun 25, 2021 · 5 likes · 170 followers View post →

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Optical Sensor Lab
@lab_sensor · X

New #review about sensor integration in #OrganOnChips. A collaboration of the @EUROoC_ITN ESRs Grabriel Werr and Sofia Johansson from @mariatenje @UU_University and our own Stefanie and Anders from Torsten Mayr's @lightharvesting group @tugraz . https://t.co/ug2gQh7gUs

Jun 25, 2021 · 5 likes · 170 followers View post →
MayrLab - Torsten Mayr
@lightharvesting · X

Our review on “Inline-analysis in OoCs” is published. Fruitful collaboration with @mariatenje group from @UU_University with contributions from ESRs from the @EUROoC_ITN. @lab_sensor and @tugraz https://t.co/Xp0gFaJRla

Jun 17, 2021 · 7 likes · 170 followers View post →