Engineering Implantable Bioelectronics for Electrophysiological Monitoring in Preclinical Animal Models
Jakyoung Lee,
Sumin Kim,
Won Gi Chung
et al.
Abstract:Implantable bioelectronics capable of electrophysiological monitoring intimately interfacing with biological tissue have provided massive information for profound understanding of biological systems. However, their invasive nature induces a potential risk of acute tissue damage, limiting accurate and chronic monitoring of electrophysiological signals. To address this issue, advanced studies have developed effective strategies to engineer the soft, flexible device using preclinical animal models. In addition, t… Show more
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