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Contact photolithography-free integration of patterned and semi-transparent indium tin oxide stimulation electrodes into polydimethylsiloxane-based heart-on-a-chip devices for streamlining physiological recordings

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By Joycelyn K Yip, Debarghya Sarkar, Andrew Petersen, Jennifer Gipson
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Contact photolithography-free integration of patterned and semi-transparent indium tin oxide stimulation electrodes into polydimethylsiloxane-based heart-on-a-chip devices for streamlining physiological recordings† Joycelyn K. Yip,‡a Debarghya Sarkar,‡b Andrew P. Petersen,a Jennifer N. Gipson,a Jun Tao,b Salil Kale,b Megan L. Rexius-Hall,a Nathan Cho,a Natalie N. Khalil,a Rehan Kapadia*b and Megan L.
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Extended Culture and Imaging of Normal and Regenerating Adult Zebrafish Hearts in a Fluidic Device

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By Michael Harrison, Esteban Fernandez Verified, Joycelyn K Yip, Jessi Villafuerte
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Extended Culture and Imaging of Normal and Regenerating Adult Zebrafish Hearts in a Fluidic Device Myocardial infarction and heart failure are leading causes of death worldwide, in large part because adult human myocardium has extremely limited regeneration capacity. Zebrafish are a powerful model for identifying new strategies for human cardiac repair because their hearts regenerate after relatively severe injuries. Zebrafish are also relatively scalable and compatible with many genetic tools.
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