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3D sheep rumen epithelial structures driven from single cells in vitro

9 Nov 2023

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Ruminants play a vital economic role as livestock, providing high-quality protein for humans. At present, 3D-cultured ruminant abomasum and intestinal organoids have been successfully established to study host and pathogen interaction. The rumen is a unique digestive organ of ruminants that occupies 70% of the volume of the digestive tract and its microbiota can decompose lignocellulose to support animal growth....

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PMID: 37946298
DOI: 10.1186/s13567-023-01234-1

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