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Author Spotlight: Advancing Eye Physiology Research via a Multi-Channel Flow Culture for Optimal Tissue Maintenance and Real-Time Assessment
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JoVE Journal Bioengineering
Maintaining and Assessing Various Tissue and Cell Types of the Eye Using a Novel Pumpless Fluidics System

Author Spotlight: Advancing Eye Physiology Research via a Multi-Channel Flow Culture for Optimal Tissue Maintenance and Real-Time Assessment

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1EnTox Sciences, Inc, 2UW Medicine Diabetes Institute,University of Washington, 3Department of Ophthalmology,University of Washington, 4Department of Biochemistry,University of Washington

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Grumbine, M. K., Kamat, V., Bao, K., Crupi, T., Mokate, K., Lim, R., Chao, J. R., Robbings, B. M., Hass, D. T., Hurley, J. B., Sweet, I. R. Maintaining and Assessing Various Tissue and Cell Types of the Eye Using a Novel Pumpless Fluidics System. J. Vis. Exp. (197), e65399, doi:10.3791/65399 (2023).

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