Research context and placement

Foundational tissue mechanics: compression of cardiac fibroblasts in GelMA. The in-vitro fibrosis model is distinct from an implanted-device host response.

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Research overview and key contributions

The chip applies cyclic compression and cytokines to cardiac fibroblasts embedded in GelMA.

It relates deformation to fibrotic phenotype while considering myofibroblast maturity.

Open challenges

Editorial question: predictive validity for human myocardium and other loading modes remains unverified.

Comparison context

Editorial comparison: match strain direction, frequency, gel stiffness, maturity and cytokines.

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Corresponding-author verification

Jungmok Seo: not a corresponding author

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  • Correspondence evidence source ↗

    Corresponding Author — Ali Khademhosseini; Corresponding Author — Su Ryon Shin

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