Abstract

InTESTine Barrier Chip: A Microfluidic ex vivo Model to Study Intestinal Permeability and Host-Microbe Interactions in the Human Intestinal Tract

Hossein Eslami Amirabadi, Scientist, TNO

We developed a microfluidic chip, InTESTine Barrier Chip, with a 3D clicking mechanism that fixes intestinal biopsies between two microfluidic channels. This novel technology enables us to study intestinal processes such as drug absorption and immune responses.