The aim of the qualification (PhD) is to create a complex model of gastrointestinal organoids in a microfluidic system (organ-on-a-chip). The group is interested in better understanding of the human gastrointestinal tract, its barrier function and interaction with pathogens. Our group uses human stem cell-derived organoids as a model for the human gastrointestinal tract, and we combine this technology with system-wide approaches such as RNA-seq and targeted approaches such as CRISPR/Cas9-mediated knockout. The gastrointestinal organoid will be combined with another organoid (e.g. bone marrow) on a microfluidic system (chip) and then applied either for basic research (innate immunity) or as an alternative to animal models in drug testing (tumor research). Contribution to teaching is required.
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