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Lateral plate mesoderm directs human amnion and ventral skin organoid formation

2025-11-06

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Engineering organoids that faithfully replicate the intricate architecture and region-specific features of bodily organs and extraembryonic tissues remains a significant scientific challenge. Previously, we demonstrated that craniofacial skin organoids (cSkOs), containing epidermis, dermis, and hair, could be generated by co-developing epidermal progenitors with cranial mesenchyme. Building on this approach, we pr...

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Literature Corpus work: b247f612-d1d6-5558-bd54-6f7fe93b7c38
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.05.685987

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