Author:
Liu Haitao,Wang Yaqing,Zhang Xu,Zhang Min,Wang Peng,Shang Jing,Li Zhongqiang,Gong Likun,Guo Jiabin,Sun Wei,Pi Jingbo,Li Xianliang,Ding Wei,Wang Dianbing,Li Zhongyu,Zhang Jingzhong,Wang Lan,Geng Xingchao,Yang Ruifu,Zhou Pingkun,Tang Wanjin,Zhang Xian’en,Chen Chunying,Yang Shengli,Qin Jianhua
Abstract
AbstractOrgans-on-chips are microphysiological systems that allow to replicate the key functions of human organs and accelerate the innovation in life sciences including disease modeling, drug development, and precision medicine. However, due to the lack of standards in their definition, structural design, cell source, model construction, and functional validation, a wide range of translational application of organs-on-chips remains a challenging. “Organs-on-chips: Intestine” is the first group standard on human intestine-on-a-chip in China, jointly agreed and released by the experts from the Chinese Society of Biotechnology on 29th April 2024. This standard specifies the scope, terminology, definitions, technical requirements, detection methods, and quality control in building the human intestinal model on a chip. The publication of this group standard will guide the institutional establishment, acceptance and execution of proper practical protocols and accelerate the international standardization of intestine-on-a-chip for translational applications.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC