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Pressure pulsation damping mechanism in a peristaltic pump system
In this article, we have summarized the pressure pulsation mechanism of peristaltic pumps. Please read to the end.
Tokaihit
Feb 9


The effect of shear stress on cells
In this article, we have summarized research on the effects of shear stress on cells. Please read to the end.
Tokaihit
May 13, 2025


Microfluidics opens up endless possibilities! We also explain biomimetic systems (MPS) that are expected to be used in medical research.
Microfluidics opens up endless possibilities! We also explain biomimetic systems (MPS) that are expected to be used in medical research.
Tokaihit
May 9, 2025


What is a bio 3D printer? A culture equipment manufacturer explains the outline, mechanism, and future potential of this technology that is expected to drive a medical revolution.
A culture equipment manufacturer explains the outline, mechanism, and future potential of this technology that is expected to drive a medical revolution.
Tokaihit
May 9, 2025


Organoids and their culture, which are expected to be the key to regenerative medicine
Organoids and their culture, which are expected to be the key to regenerative medicine
Tokaihit
May 9, 2025


[Perfusion culture] We will teach you the correct washing method in detail.
We will teach you the correct washing method in detail.
Tokaihit
May 8, 2025


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:...
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 difference between in vitro and in vivo? I hope that this article will answer any questions. Table of contents Cells take the center stage in ‘in vitro’ In ‘in vivo’ animals are the protagonists What is ‘ex vivo’? The main role is ‘organs and tissues’ A brief history of ‘in vitro’, ‘in vivo’, and ‘ex vivo’ Lowering the hurdles in ‘ex vivo’ res
Tokaihit
Apr 27, 2022
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What is the difference between [cmH2O], [kPa], 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...
Tokaihit
Apr 26, 2022
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