T/CSB 0004.2-2024 Organ Chip, Intestine, Part 2: Specification for Model Function Detection

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Main technical content: Organ-on-a-chip is a new type of technology and tool platform developed in the biomedical field in recent years. It integrates engineering and biological strategies, allowing the in vitro simulation of the key structural and functional characteristics of human tissues and organs. It is a novel model for human physiological and pathological research and has broad application prospects in life sciences, disease mechanisms, environmental exposure, toxicology research, and new drug development. Currently, the development of the organ-on-a-chip field is at a critical stage. On the one hand, technologies continue to evolve and application spaces continue to expand; on the other hand, as a new non-clinical experimental method, the common and characteristic elements of organ-on-a-chip, such as the classification and definition of organ-on-a-chip, structural design, cell sources, preparation processes, model construction, and functional verification, still lack consistent standards, becoming a bottleneck for the industrialization and promotion of organ-on-a-chip applications. In view of this, the development of the "Organ-on-a-Chip Intestine" group standard aims to promote and guide research related to the construction and application of intestinal chip models, standardize and guide their transformation and application, and provide a basis for scientific supervision. This group standard includes two parts: "Organ-on-a-Chip Intestine Part 1: Model Construction Standards" and "Organ-on-a-Chip Intestine Part 2: Model Function Detection Standards".

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