Organ-on-a-Chip Technology in Otorhinolaryngology: Design Strategies and Applications in Mucosal Tissues and Head and Neck Cancer.
Researchers reviewed how organ-on-a-chip technology—laboratory models mimicking tissue structure and function—can reproduce upper airway and head-neck cancer tissues to better understand disease mechanisms and test treatments, while identifying current limitations and future development needs.
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