SMRTR Science & EngineeringMay 27, 2025Interesting Engineering

Tiny chip mimicking human blood vessels could transform heart disease diagnosis

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A groundbreaking microfluidic chip developed by Texas A&M University scientists mimics complex human blood vessel structures, revolutionizing cardiovascular research and drug discovery. The "vessel-chip" models aneurysms, stenosis, and branching vessels, providing unprecedented insights into vascular diseases. This tiny device offers a more precise, patient-specific alternative to traditional lab models, potentially transforming diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions.

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