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Increased Reproducibility of Brain Organoids through Controlled Fluid Dynamics

2025-03-10

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Brain organoids are a promising model for studying human neurodevelopment and disease. Despite the potential, their 3D structure often exhibits high variability during differentiation across batches and cell lines, presenting a significant challenge for biomedical applications. During their development, organoids are exposed to fluid flow shear stress (fFSS) generated by the flow of culture medi...

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Literature Corpus work: c447fdf7-787f-537c-b339-f78a44fcdd4a
DOI: 10.1101/2025.03.05.641438

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