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Synthetic data describes data assets created artificially to reflect the statistical behavior and relationships found in real-world datasets without duplicating specific entries. It is generated throu...

Biomedical research is experiencing a profound shift as microengineering, cell biology, and materials science increasingly intersect, placing microfluidics and organ-on-chip platforms at the forefront...