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• W4367188931 abstract "Among the greatest general challenges in bioengineering is to mimic human physiology. Advanced efforts in tissue engineering have led to sophisticated 'brain-on-chip' (BoC) microfluidic devices that can mimic structural and functional aspects of brain tissue. BoC may be used to understand the biochemical pathways of neurolgical pathologies and assess promising therapeutic agents for facilitating regenerative medicine. We evaluated the potential of microfluidic BoC devices in various neurological pathologies, such as Alzheimer's, glioblastoma, traumatic brain injury, stroke and epilepsy. We also discuss the principles, limitations and future considerations of BoC technology. Results suggest that BoC models can help understand complex neurological pathologies and augment drug testing efforts for regenerative applications. However, implementing organ-on-chip technology to clinical practice has some practical limitations that warrant greater attention to improve large-scale applicability. Nevertheless, they remain to be versatile and powerful tools that can broaden our understanding of pathophysiological and therapeutic uncertainties to neurological diseases.In this paper, the authors describe the role of microfluidic ‘brain-on-chip’ systems as a tool to model and study the human brain. While animal studies have provided significant insights, they lack the complexity of human brain tissue in order to verify the effects of drugs on patients, study complex physiological pathways or personalize regenerative therapies. This makes studying diseases of complex human organs challenging. Microfluidics is a field of study that can address these challenges by developing sophisticated and miniaturized devices that can chamber human tissue. These devices could allow scientists to better study diseases on a model that is accurate and controllable, allowing researchers to better understand complex diseases, assess drug efficacy to specific areas of the brain and potentially accelerate the development of new therapies. Herein, we characterize the principles, development and challenges of microfluidics and the role they have served in different neurological diseases." @default.
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• W4367188931 date "2023-05-01" @default.
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• W4367188931 title "Microfluidic ‘brain-on chip’ systems to supplement neurological practice: development, applications and considerations" @default.
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