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Human stem‐cell‐derived organoids have provided new opportunities to model biological processes and recapitulate organ development. However, organoid systems lack perfusable vascular networks to deliver nutrients and drugs. In article number 2002974, Boyang Zhang and co‐workers introduce IFlowPlate—a microfluidic system with an “open‐well” design in a 384‐well plate format that can be used to vascularize...
Despite the complexity and structural sophistication that 3D organoid models provide, their lack of vascularization and perfusion limit the capability of these models to recapitulate organ physiology effectively. A microfluidic platform named IFlowPlate is engineered, which can be used to culture up to 128 independently perfused and vascularized colon organoids in vitro. Unlike traditional microfluidic...
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