Human physiology is profoundly influenced by the gut microbiota, which generates a wide
array of metabolites. These microbiota-derived compounds serve as signaling molecules …

Developing accurate and reliable new models that can better predict clinical outcomes has
become an urgent need to drive drug development due to the limited predictability of …

The importance of the microbiota in the intestinal tract for human health has been
increasingly recognized. In this perspective, microbiome modulation, a targeted alteration of …

Microfluidic devices are increasingly widespread in the literature, being applied to numerous
exciting applications, from chemical research to Point-of-Care devices, passing through drug …

In recent years, organs‐on‐chips have been arousing great interest for their bionic and
stable construction of crucial human organs in vitro. Compared with traditional animal …

Introduction There is a growing need for alternative models to advance current non-clinical
experimental models because they often fail to accurately predict drug responses in clinical …

Over 300 years of research on the microbial world has revealed their importance in human
health and disease. This review explores the impact and potential of microbial-based …

Viral epidemics pose a serious threat to global public health, making it essential to explore
virus-host interactions for uncovering the pathogenesis of viral diseases and developing …

Biological species can walk, swim, fly, jump, and climb with fast response speeds and
motion complexity. These remarkable functions are accomplished by means of soft actuation …

There has been mounting evidence supporting associations between the gut microbiome
and psychiatric illness, notably schizophrenia. Animal studies have suggested that this …