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Organoids-on-chip "Human-Simulator" Device： A New Tool for Pharmacological Research on Traditional Chinese Medicine Compound Prescriptions
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    • Organoids-on-chip "Human-Simulator" Device： A New Tool for Pharmacological Research on Traditional Chinese Medicine Compound Prescriptions

    • “In the field of pharmacological research on traditional Chinese medicine formulas, experts have proposed the construction of organ like chip "simulated human" devices, integrating cutting-edge technologies to provide new tools for evaluating the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine formulas and a standardized application environment for research.”
    • CHEN Peng , DENG Shiwen , LI Caifeng , CAO Junxian , ZHOU Yingxin , WANG Ziyi , LIU Lanyibo , YANG Hongjun
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 31, Issue 19, Pages: 62-70(2025)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20250438     

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    • Revised：2025-03-10 ，

      Accepted：11 March 2025 ，

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