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The proof of the model is in the function: A minimal model of hemostasis (a complex biochemical network responsible for blood coagulation) may be implemented with only three chemical reactions, which creates a biomimetic functional microfluidic system that is capable of repairing itself (as modeled in the figure). This simple system shows threshold response and sensitivity to flow similar to that observed in hemostasis.
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