“…Microfluidic chips with microvascular geometry can be obtained by various microfabrication techniques, for example, casting gels around a needle, [ 74,75 ] glass channels, [ 76,77 ] or metal wire. [ 78 ] Solid polymers, for example, PDMS, [ 79 ] polyester, [ 80 ] and hydrogels, such as collagen, [ 81,82 ] fibrin, [ 83,84 ] alginate, [ 85 ] gelatin, [ 86 ] and polyethylene glycol (PEG) [ 87 ] are all can be used for fabricating microfluidic chips.…”