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What is perfusion? Your questions answered!

Thank you for visiting Tokai Hit's perfusion website. If you arrived at this article, I am guessing you have one the following problems:...

Cell perfusion: Media exchange in the darkroom

I think that it is standard practice to operate in a darkroom when observing fluorescence or luminescence. Recently, microscopes that can...

What is a bioreactor?　In this article, manufacturers explain everything you need to know, from cell

The term "bioreactor" is often used or heard in both research and industrial fields, but: What is a bioreactor in the first place? (and)...

Cannula in Ex Vivo Perfusion

Some key facts about vascular cannulation, which cannot be cut in the organ perfusion experiment. How should I place a tube and what...

What is ‘ex vivo’? Differences between ‘in vitro’ and ‘in vivo’

Hello. Have you heard of the term ‘ex-vivo", recently, alongside in vitro and in vivo? What is ex-vivo in the first place? What's the...

【Chemical administration to cells】To mix or not to mix? That is the question! I tried both to verify

Hello there! Are you experimenting with chemical solutions in cell experiments? Have you ever thought about: Whether or not to mix after...

【Contamination Prevention】What is contamination? Measures that need to be taken to prevent it.

Hello again! In this article, I will write about contamination in cultures. This is a problem that causes ‘cultures’, such as cell...

What is the difference between [cmH2O], [kPaand], and [mmHg]?

Hello! The following article is about the units of pressure used during the perfusion process: mmHg, cmH2O and kPa. But how do you...

Ex-vivo Organ Perfusion: Why don't organs live in vitro for long?

Hello again! Sano, an engineer who develops perfusion devices every day, may someday seriously think to himself "I wonder if I can invent...

Ex-vivo Organ Perfusion: Application to the study of skeletal muscle in rats

#Skeletalmuscle #Rat #Productusage In the organ culture system (organ bioreactor), different organs can be perfused by selecting...

The difference between "Constant Flow" and "Constant Pressure"

Hello! In the field of organ perfusion, we perfuse by pumping culture or storage fluid into a vessel. In microfluidic experiments, the...

Ex-vivo organ perfusion: application to rat small intestine

#organperfusion #rat #intestine #model #exvivo #application Have you ever felt the following needs during the study of the small...