QM+Emulate Centre Research Projects
The Queen Mary+Emulate Organs-on-Chips Centre hosts an expanding range of research and development projects and has helped win over £12M of research funding since opening in 2019.
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Current Projects
Development of an arterial organ-chip to study the role of primary cilia in atherosclerosis
| Development of an organ-chip to study regulation of primary cilia mechanobiology as novel treatment of Polycystic Kidney Disease
| Human synovium-cartilage organ-chip for personalised surgical screening
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Completed Projects
Organ-on-a-chip model to investigate breast cancer bone metastases
| Novel Models of Tendinopathy on a Chip
| Mechanical regulation of synoviocyte response to pro-inflammatory cytokines and development of a synovium-cartilage chip
| Organ-on-a-chip models for safety testing of regenerative medicine products
| Tuneable mechanical microenvironments for organ-chip models - a case study in bone
| Emulate-Bladder: A new dynamic in vitro human bladder model
| Generation and validation of a urine-derived, personalised kidney-on-chip model for kidney disease and nephrotoxicity.
| Understanding the mechanisms of vascular dysfunction in severe COVID-19
| Modelling anti-fungal immunity in the human intestine
| Investigating the role of tumour associated myeloid cells on malignant cell invasion in a metastatic high-grade serous ovarian cancer-on-chip model
| Development of a human placental artery-on-a-chip to study placental vascular function in reproductive toxicology and pregnancy diseases
| Advancing Human Synovial Joint Chips
| Interrogating the role of hydrolases on colonic barrier dysfunction
| Establishing an 'old' and 'young' alveolar model to assess the impact of senescence on immunity to viruses
| Development of a synovium-chondrocyte organ-on-a-chip model with integrated biomechanical stimulation
| Feasibility study to assess the use of organ-on-a-chip technology for optimization of radiotherapy cancer treatment.
| Production and validation of a bovine lung-on-a-chip to study bovine respiratory diseases
| Precision reprogramming of immune cell metabolism to reduce inflammation and repolarise organ microenvironment using small molecules and metabolic intermediates.
| Investigating the diagnostic and drug-screening potential of endothelial-to-mesenchymal transition during liver fibrosis.
| Development of an organ-on-a-chip model for bone
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