Microfluid Platform to Screen Cancer Drug for Delivery
Researchers at Purdue University have developed a microfluidic platform to simulate a 3D tumor vasculature system. This innovative platform can mimic the complex transport processes inside a tumor, such as transvascular transport, interstitial transport, and transmembrane transport. These processes are all simulated on a single benchtop device, thus improving the repeatability and speed of testing, while reducing the cost and use of animals in drug discovery.
Mimics multiple transport processesIncreased repeatability and speed for drug testing Low cost
Medical/HealthPharmaceutical industry Drug developmentResearch labs
Kinam ParkPurdue Biomedical EngineeringPurdue Industrial and Physical Pharmacy
United States
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