Chip-S1 Basic Research Kit (12-pack)
Organ-on-Chip Modeling of Cancer Therapeutic Response in a Vascularized and Immune-Competent Microenvironment
Rajendra Kumar Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Technique
Lab-on-a-Chip
Lab-on-a-chip (LOC) technology uses microfluidic chips, such as microarrays, to perform biochemical assays on a small scale. Benefits of lab-on-a-chip include the small volume of sample required as well as the speed of analysis. In selecting lab-on-a-chip devices consider the assay, cost, reliability, sensitivity and signal to noise ratio.
