ArticleToxics2026
Chemical Distribution Kinetics of Five Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in a Microphysiological System.
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As next-generation risk assessment accelerates the shift towards non-animal models, it also necessitates the development of tools that quantify the chemical in vitro distribution to derive an effective concentration. Although several predictive models have already been developed, none have thus far specifically focused on microphysiological systems. Unlike static well plates, microphysiological systems use (micro-) fluidic flow, consist of largely hydrophobic plastic surfaces, and often rely on protein-rich hydrogel matrices for cell scaffolding. However, these properties can alter the nominal concentration in microfluidic systems, thereby affecting the freely available chemical fraction that can reach the cells. Our objective was to measure the mass distribution in the Organoplate 2-lane
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