Researchers develop technology for real-time monitoring of Parkinson's treatments

Sungkyunkwan University Researchers Have Developed A Biochip Technology That Enables Real-time Monitoring Of Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Responses. The University Said Tuesday That The “organoid-on-a-chip” Technology Combines Stem Cell-derived “mini-brains” With A Nanoplasmonic Sensor That Maximizes Light-matter Interactions, Enabling Real-time Monitoring Of Treatment Responses. The Findings Were Published In ACS Nano, A Leading International Journal In Nanoscience. The Study Was Conducted By Two Research Teams At The University, Each Led By Kim In-ki And Park Jong-chan, Professors In The Department Of Biophysics. The Teams Included Ph.D. Candidates Cho Han-jun And Kim Young-jun And Master’s Candidate Yoon Na-hyun, Who Were Both First Authors Of The Paper. “This Study Is Significant In That It Opens A Path To Continuously Monitoring Drug Responses In Living Human Tissue Over Time Using An Ultra-precision Optical Sensor,” Professor Kim Said. “We Will Further Develop The Technology Into A Key Platform For Patient-specific Drug Development And Disease Treatment,” He Adde

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