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Low-intensity focused ultrasound enables temporal modulation of human midbrain organoid differentiation

2025-08-29

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Controlling the precise timing of biosignaling cues in complex 3D models such as organoids is critical for guiding cellular differentiation and functional maturation. Ultrasound stimulation, a next-generation neuromodulation modality, offers unique advantages due to its target specificity, ability to elicit mechanosensitive responses, and high spatial resolution. However, there is still a lack of precision stimula...

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ab30878a-5dc5-575b-820b-3c14cfea3eee
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10.1101/2025.08.29.672992
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