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Modeling nanocarrier transport across a 3D in vitro human bloodbrain-barrier microvasculature

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Utilizing this methodology, several reports provide convincing evidence that endogenous GLP-1 released in the VTA and the NAc is in fact necessary for food intake control and blockade of its signal can lead to increased food intake (Dossat et al., 2010)

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When designing in vitro experiments, researchers typically select cell models relevant to the primary pathway of interest

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