‘Islet-on-a-chip’ offers continuous monitoring of insulin-producing cells, indicating whether they have therapeutic value and are suitable for transplant. Miniature, automated, easy-to-use device improves decision making for clinicians. New method streamlines fundamental research into insulin-producing cells and insulin-stimulating compounds, and improves drug screening.
Pancreas on a chip: Organ-on-a-chip and stem-cell tech combined
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