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Tube-in-tube oxygen saturator enabling precise and dynamic control of liquid-phase oxygen concentrations for human cell culture applications
This study demonstrates the feasibility of using a Teflon-AF-based tube-in-tube saturator for fast and precise adjustment of oxygen concentrations in liquids, extending its relevance to human cell culture applications beyond organ-on-chip systems. The system achieves high, near-saturation oxygen con
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