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TOKAI HIT
 

‘Plug and Play’ for easy perfusion culture.

MiViVo

‘Micro’ בVivo’  Solutions

In recent years, microscale research has been conducted in a wide range of fields such as medicine, biotechnology, and chemistry,
Various operations and analyses that were difficult to perform with conventional technologies are now being conducted.
One of the most advanced technologies attracting attention is "Microphysiological systems".

Microphysiological  systems simulate the functions of living tissues and organs.

Tokai Hit has developed a ‘Micro’ x ‘ViVo’ solution, MiViVo®, to support research in various fields, including regenerative medicine and drug discovery.

The “Mi” also stands for “My,” and we hope to propose tailor-made solutions for researchers' original experiments.

      Features

MiViVo
"Plug and Play” for any microfluidic chip

 

Compatible with any microfluidic chip, including home-made chips.
Simply connect your chip to realize micro perfusion.

Support for everything from incubator culture to live cell imaging

It supports a wide range of applications such as perfusion culture in incubators and time-lapse imaging.

Flexible customization of chambers and pumps

As well as 35 mm dishes and microfluidic chips,
A variety of commercially available vessels such as cell culture inserts and cell desks can also be used.

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Microfluidic Chip + Constant Pressure/Constant Flow Perfusion

The BPU constant-pressure pumping unit enables perfusion with a variety of microfluidic tips, including those of your own making. Simply by connecting the chip, perfusion that mimics pulsatile motion or perfusion with controlled flow and pressure can be realized. Two pumps are provided as standard equipment, allowing experiments under different pressure and flow conditions.

This product is especially suitable for experiments on vascular and circulatory systems.

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Microfluidic Chip + Micro perfusion

Micro-order perfusion culture is realized. Constant flow rate perfusion is also possible with flow rate feedback (FB: 0.5 to 8µL/min). 
When used in combination with the “Stage Top Incubator®” culture device, time-lapse photography is possible while performing micro perfusion culture on a microscope. 

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Live cell imaging + 35 mm dish perfusion

 

Continuous perfusion, medium exchange, chemical administration, and mixing can be easily programmed using commercially available 35 mm dishes.

The use of TTL signals allows for easy imaging in conjunction with external devices such as microscopes.

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Perfusion with Culture Insert

 

Tokai Hit has also developed a pump system that enables perfusion culture by utilizing commercially available cell culture inserts as they are. Since a commercially available 35 mm dish is used as the base of the culture surface, microscopic observation is also possible. In addition, the system has two culture vessels, each of which can be used to freely change organ sets, making it useful for analysis of inter-organ crosstalk mechanisms.

This product is particularly suitable for studies requiring mechanical flow, such as cilia in the lungs and intestines, and for pharmacokinetic and toxicological evaluation studies.

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Perfusion with “cell desk”

This culture system enables perfusion culture with “Cell Desk LF” manufactured by Sumitomo Bakelite. The use of the ‘Cell Desk LF’ coverslip, which is made of plastic, allows cells to be easily collected and transferred, and can also be removed for fluorescence observation. Recommended for easy perfusion culture using coverslips.

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Perfusion Startup Kit

Perfusion and medium exchange can be performed using commercially available 35 mm dishes.
Perfusion can be performed with the lid on, preventing the risk of contamination.

Recommended for those who perform perfusion culture for the first time or for those who prefer simple medium exchange.

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