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Soft, dynamic hydrogel confinement improves kidney organoid lumen morphology and reduces epithelial <i>–</i> mesenchymal transition in culture

2021-11-10

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Pluripotent stem cell–derived kidney organoids offer a promising solution to renal failure, yet current organoid protocols often lead to off-target cells and phenotypic alterations, preventing maturity. Here, we created various dynamic hydrogel architectures, conferring a controlled and biomimetic environment for organoid encapsulation. We investigated how hydrogel stiffness and stress relaxation affect renal phen...

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56bc28b8-0acb-5bf7-93a9-cb5141100710
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10.1101/2021.11.10.467741
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