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Development of physiologically-relevant microvessels for tissue engineering: when mechanics guides vessel formation
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Development of physiologically-relevant microvessels for tissue engineering: when mechanics guides vessel formation
Par Mathieu Hautefeuille - IBPS - Sorbonne-Université - Developmental Biology and Microphysiological Systems
Le 28 Janvier 2025 à 11h00 - Laboratoire Jean Perrin - Campus Jussieu - Tours 22-32 - 4e étage - Pièce 407
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Résumé
In this seminar, I will present the past and current work of my team at IBPS, aiming at constructing perfusable microvessels to develop physiologically-relevant tissue microenvironments on chip. First, I will present how a Marangoni-like Matrigel sessile droplet helped guide the self-organization of a fully lumenized liver-specific microvessel. Then I will present some progress made on capillaries on chip devices developed in our lab to vascularize complex 3D tissues and cancer spheroids, to study pathological mechanisms in vitro.







