Poster Presentation ESA-SRB-NZSE-CaSR 2026 in conjunction with ENSA

A 3D microfluidic culture model of the female fallopian tube   (#489)

Fatemeh F Amjad 1 , Maria M Zarco-Vera 1 , Nazanin N Razzaghi 1 , Melati S. M Abdul Halim 2 , Luk L Rombauts 1 3 , Max.M M Gong 4 , Jenny M Dyson 1 , Reza R Nosrati 1
  1. Monash University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
  2. Leibniz Institute for Polymer Research Dresden, , GERMANY
  3. Monash IVF, Australia
  4. Trine University, USA
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