Kellie R. Machlus, Alisa S. Wolberg, Jessica C. Cardenas
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Abstract
Microfluidic, organoid, and in silico platforms have transformed our ability to investigate thrombosis-related biology, but preclinical in vivo models remain uniquely able to capture the interactions that shape thrombotic disease. Nevertheless, these models are not interchangeable and need to be carefully selected.