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Targeted Microfluidic Manufacturing to Mimic Biological Microenvironments: Cell-Encapsulated Hollow Fibers

机译：针对模拟生物微环境的有针对性的微流体制造：细胞包装的中空纤维

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At present, the blood-brain barrier (BBB) poses a challenge for treating a wide range of central nervous system disorders; reliable BBB models are still needed to understand and manipulate the transfer of molecules into the brain, thereby improving the efficiency of treatments. In this study, hollow, cell-laden microfibers are fabricated and investigated as a starting point for generating BBB models. The genetic effects of the manufacturing process are analyzed to understand the implications of encapsulating cells in this manner. These fibers are created using different manufacturing parameters to understand the effects on wall thickness and overall diameter. Then, dopaminergic rat cells are encapsulated into hollow fibers, which maintained at least 60% live cells throughout the three-day observation period. Lastly, genetic changes tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) and tubulin beta 3 class III (TUBB-3) are investigated to elucidate the effects on cell health and behavior; while the TH levels in encapsulated cells were similar to control cells, showing similar levels of TH synthesis, TUBB-3 was downregulated, indicating lower amounts of cellular neurogenesis.
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