“Organ Chip Engineering” Featuring Dr. Milica Radisic
Dr. Milica Radisic is a Professor and Canada Research Chair at the University of Toronto. Her lab uses organ-on-a-chip engineering to mimic physiology of the heart, kidney, and vasculature for the purpose of modeling human disease and discovering more effective drugs.
In this episode, she talks about the challenges of studying the heart and strategies to mature cardiomyocytes. She also discusses and , sustainability considerations for microfluidic chips, and how these disease models can reduce the use of lab animals. Finally, she talks about starting a company to commercialize her lab’s cardiac chip platform, the landscape for women entrepreneurs, and advice from her mentor, Dr. Bob Langer.
Today, we’re chatting with Milicia Radisic, who is an expert on all things organ chip. We discuss the overall utility of this technology, particularly its applications towards better modeling cardiac physiology.”
Dr. Arun Sharma, Co-Host
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This Episode's Immunology Roundup:
- – A human fetal tripotent stem/progenitor cell can expand in vitro and can generate all three pancreatic cell lineages.
- – Researchers profiled individual transcriptome states of human hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells spanning gestation, maturation, and aging.
- – Intestinal stem cell PIEZO channels sense changes in stiffness and stretching, which controls stem cell behavior.
- – Aging of stem cells reduces their potential for tumorigenesis.
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