There was a mistake in the caption of Figure 6 as published. Figure uncomplete (missing words, empty square without “collagen matrix, tumor organoid, hydrogel matrix, biopsy derived cells”). The corrected caption of Figure 6 appears below.
Schematic representation of using matrix coupled with microfluidic, organ-on-chip and bioprinting. Microfluidic device is composed of different channels, one to culture the spheroid or organoid with CAR-T cells while other channels can bring oxygen, nutrients, chemotaxis molecules or growth factors or can mimick blood vessels. Channels can be coupled with filters to remove debris and dead cells. This figure was generated on Biorender.
Diagram showing a microfluidic device connected to different biological components. Four sections labeled: collagen matrix, tumor organoid, hydrogel matrix, and biopsy-derived cells are depicted in separate compartments. Each is linked via pathways in the device. Additional labels indicate input of oxygen, nutrients, growth factors, CAR-T injection, and molecules for chemotaxis studies, demonstrating a controlled microenvironment for experimental analysis.
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