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DNA Oxidation and Expression of Repair Enzymes in Organ- Cultured Human Limbal Epithelium. [PDF]

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Nicolaissen BO   +9 more
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Patient perspectives on the ethics and acceptability of perfusion techniques for organ transplantation: a qualitative study. [PDF]

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Blazier J   +9 more
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Advances and applications of organ-on-a-chip technology. [PDF]

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Kong JS, Kim J, Jang J, Cho DW.
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From flow to form: structuring and patterning hydrogels using microfluidic approaches.

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Bouker EE   +17 more
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Significance of organ culture techniques for evaluation of prenatal toxicity

Archives of Toxicology, 1980
A discussion of the applicability of in vitro techniques now available for research in prenatal toxicology is presented. Advantages and disadvantages of the various in vitro methods (such as cultivation of preimplantation embryos, whole embryo culture, and organ culture) as applied to various problems of experimental research are described.
D Neubert
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ORGAN CULTURE TECHNIQUES WITH MYCOPLASMAS

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1973
Albert M. Collier, Joel B. Baseman
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Culture of fetal mouse liver in plastic chambers: A new technique for organ culture

In Vitro, 1976
A new technique for organ culture which uses plastic culture chambers and the advantages of the cellophane-sheet technique is described with the results of a study of cultivations of fetal mouse liver. Two chambers, each containing cells, were placed in gas permeable roller tubes and rotated at 0.1 rpm in a CO2-air gassed incubator.
M, Kumegawa, T, Takuma, F, Murayama
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Development and evaluation of a porcine in vitro colon organ culture technique

In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology - Animal, 2016
The intestinal mucosa comprises a complex assemblage of specialized tissues that interact in numerous ways. In vitro cell culture models are generally focused on recreating a specific characteristic of this organ and do not account for the many interactions between the different tissues.
Costa, Matheus O   +2 more
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In Vitro Spermatogenesis Using an Organ Culture Technique

2012
Research on in vitro spermatogenesis has a long history and remained to be an unaccomplished task until very recently. In 2010, we succeeded in producing murine sperm from primitive spermatogonia using an organ culture method. The fertility of the sperm or haploid spermatids was demonstrated by microinsemination.
Tetsuhiro, Yokonishi   +3 more
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