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We hypothesized that nutrient consumption needs to be taken into account when optimizing the perfusion channel size and separation.

One sub-volume was used for cell culture, while the other served as a perfusion channel.

Oxygenation of culture media is achieved by the double-layer gas perfusion channel structure along the cell culture region.

Tissue engineered constructs containing tortuous endothelial cell-lined perfusion channels were formed by randomly assembling endothelial cell-seeded submillimeter-sized collagen cylinders (modules) into a microfluidic perfusion chamber.

The culture medium flows in perfusion channels surrounding the artificial plate.

Vascular endothelial cells seeded in the lumen of the channels by perfusion can line the channel wall and migrate into the non-sacrificial hydrogel after 3 days.

Microfluidics experiments were performed on a Zeiss Axio Observer Z1 using a CellAsics microfluidics plate with temperature controls and media flow of 2 psi on a Y0C4 yeast perfusion plate (channel size 3.5 5 μm).

According to acupuncture theory, the blood perfusion of Channels 1, 2, and 3 are all closely related, which could be the reason for the higher coherence values of these channels, whereas the coherence values between Channels 1 and 4, and Channels 1 and 5 should be lower.

Soluble C8-PIP2 was then perfused with a microperfusion pipette aimed directly at the membrane to activate channels: during perfusion of C8-PIP2 channels opened and during perfusion of buffer they closed as soluble C8-PIP2 diffused away from the membrane.

We hypothesized that development of porous, channeled scaffolds would increase cell density and uniformity of their spatial distribution through scaffold channel perfusion.

Fabrication of the microfluidic distributive channel perfusion layer started with creation of a negative mold of the desired channels using SU-8 50 photoresist (Microchem; Newton, MA).