Abstract: There is provided a bile duct chip that is a bile duct chip (200) including a membrane (210) through which substances are movable from one surface to the other surface, a first substrate (221) having a recessed part that forms a first flow path (220), and a second substrate (231) having a recessed part that forms a second flow path (230), in which the first substrate (221), the membrane (210), the second substrate (231) are stacked in this order, the recessed part of the first substrate (221) has an opening portion facing the one surface of the membrane (210), the recessed part of the second substrate has an opening portion facing the other surface of the membrane (210), the one surface of the membrane (210) forms a part of the first flow path (220), the other surface of the membrane (210) forms a part of the second flow path (230), the first flow path (220) and the second flow path (230) communicate with each other through the membrane (210), and bile duct epithelial cells (222) are disposed on a surface of

Abstract: The technology described herein is directed to methods and devices that can be used to induce functional organ structures to form within an implantation device by implanting it in vivo within the body of a living animal, and allowing cells and tissues to impregnate the implantation device and establish normal microenvironmental architecture and tissue-tissue interfaces. Then the contained cells and tissues can be surgically removed intact and either transplanted into another animal or maintained ex vivo by perfusing it through one or more of the fluid channels with medium and/or gases necessary for cell survival.

Abstract: The technology described herein is directed to methods and devices that can be used to induce functional organ structures to form within an implantation device by implanting it in vivo within the body of a living animal, and allowing cells and tissues to impregnate the implantation device and establish normal microenvironmental architecture and tissue-tissue interfaces. Then the contained cells and tissues can be surgically removed intact and either transplanted into another animal or maintained ex vivo by perfusing it through one or more of the fluid channels with medium and/or gases necessary for cell survival.

Abstract: The technology described herein is directed to methods and devices that can be used to induce functional organ structures to form within an implantation device by implanting it in vivo within the body of a living animal, and allowing cells and tissues to impregnate the implantation device and establish normal microenvironmental architecture and tissue-tissue interfaces. Then the contained cells and tissues can be surgically removed intact and either transplanted into another animal or maintained ex vivo by perfusing it through one or more of the fluid channels with medium and/or gases necessary for cell survival.