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Tokaihit
- Apr 27, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 27, 2022
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)...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 27, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 27, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 26, 2022
【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...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 26, 2022
【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...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 26, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Apr 26, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Mar 15, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Feb 16, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Feb 16, 2022
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...
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Tokaihit
- Feb 16, 2022
Pulsatile OR steady flow, which is better?
#organperfusion #cellularperfusion #beatingflow #usefulinfo Hello, In this article, I would like to address the one perpetual challenge...
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