<transcript><audio_81>of Trials uh on a animal patient or a human patient and then waiting for the results of Trials uh you can design your uh drug treatment or drug based treatment or chemotherapy say in a</transcript><transcript><audio_82>cancer uh treatment you can design the treatment and a PRI assess the success by making an artificial network of microfic channels and then targeting the</transcript><transcript><audio_83>drug loaded beats to the desired cells which are having cancerous trats so in this way one can to some EXT exent replace the traditional animal based</transcript><caption><image_84>The image is a slide from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India, which provides information about the Perfusion culture. The slide is divided into three sections.

The first section is titled "Perfusion Culture" and has a title that reads "Single Cell Oxygen Update (DUI) - Average oxygen consumption or respiration rate". Below the title, there is an illustration of a single cell with a blue background and a white background. The illustration shows a group of cells in the center of the slide. The cells are arranged in a circular pattern, with the largest cell at the top and the smallest at the bottom. 

On the left side of the image, there are three bullet points that explain the different types of perfusion and how they interact with each other. The first bullet point explains that the single cell oxygen update is a type of oxygenation that increases the oxygen levels in the cell. The second bullet point mentions that the oxygen level increases in oxygen levels, while the third bullet point points mentions that oxygen levels increase in the oxygen saturation levels. The fourth bullet point discusses the importance of oxygen in the body and how it affects the body's oxygen levels.
- The slide also has a logo of the</caption><transcript><audio_85>system now what are the outstanding issues in a Cell culture based system so uh in a Cell culture system uh the micro system is important and interesting the</transcript> of Trials uh on a animal patient or a human patient and then waiting for the results of Trials uh you can design your uh drug treatment or drug based treatment or chemotherapy say in a cancer uh treatment you can design the treatment and a PRI assess the success by making an artificial network of microfic channels and then targeting the drug loaded beats to the desired cells which are having cancerous trats so in this way one can to some EXT exent replace the traditional animal based system now what are the outstanding issues in a Cell culture based system so uh in a Cell culture system uh the micro system is important and interesting the
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