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. 2022 Mar 31;8:36. doi: 10.1038/s41378-022-00370-6

Fig. 3. A two-chamber microfluidic chip for the seeding and growing of PDOs.

Fig. 3

a Image and schematic of the multichamber microfluidic device. The chip consists of two chambers separated by a 0.4 µm porous membrane. Cells are installed in the upper chamber through the inlet. Perfusion of the cell culture medium through the lower chamber maintains cell viability. b Top view images of the cell-laden chip. PDOs were cultured for 26 days with continuous perfusion of the medium. After 1 week, the organoids lost their 3D spherical shapes and spread two-dimensionally to occupy the inner surface area (S.A.) of the chip (right panel). On Day 26, c viability and d pERK expression were assessed in the PCCs to determine survival in the organ-chip device. Scale bar, 200 µm