Kasper Renggli

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University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland

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Kasper Renggli is a Lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. His research focuses on microphysiological systems, drug testing platforms, and the biological effects of various compounds on human cells and organs. Recent publications include studies on TNF-α-mediated cartilage damage, responses to prodrug treatment in leukemia, and the effects of aerosols on liver metabolism. He is actively involved in advancing knowledge in the areas of neuroinflammation, intestinal models, and the impacts of environmental factors on health.

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Integration of Semisynthetic Biomaterials and Nanofabrication to Direct Integrated Biliary and Vascular Neomorphogenesis in 3D Liver Culture

Open Date: 2014-01-01

Close Date: 2015-06-01

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Beat Bornhauser

University Children's Hospital Zurich

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Laura Suter-Dick

Group Leader/Dean of Bachelor Life Sciences

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

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Andreas Hierlemann

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ETH Zürich

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Microphysiological System‐Generated Physiological Shear Forces Reduce TNF‐α‐Mediated Cartilage Damage in a 3D Model of Arthritis

Microphysiological Drug‐Testing Platform for Identifying Responses to Prodrug Treatment in Primary Leukemia

Toxicoproteomics reveals an effect of clozapine on autophagy in human liver spheroids.

Apical Medium Flow Influences the Morphology and Physiology of Human Proximal Tubular Cells in a Microphysiological System

Causal biological network models for reactive astrogliosis: a systems approach to neuroinflammation.

A Microphysiological Cell-Culturing System for Pharmacokinetic Drug Exposure and High-Resolution Imaging of Arrays of 3D Microtissues

Iota-carrageenan extracted from red algae is a potent inhibitor of SARS-CoV-2 infection in reconstituted human airway epithelia.

Impact of aerosols on liver xenobiotic metabolism: A comparison of two methods of exposure.

Systems biology approach highlights mechanistic differences between Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.

Development of an Advanced Multicellular Intestinal Model for Assessing Immunomodulatory Properties of Anti-Inflammatory Compounds.

Predicting Metabolism‐Related Drug–Drug Interactions Using a Microphysiological Multitissue System

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Beat Bornhauser

Laura Suter-Dick

Andreas Hierlemann

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