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Fabricating microfluidic co-cultures of immortalised cell lines uncovers robust design principles for the simultaneous formation of patterned, vascularised, and stem cell-derived adipose tissue

2025-01-24

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In vitro culture processes supporting the simultaneous formation of vessel networks alongside differentiation towards mature parenchymal tissue have numerous clinical and agricultural applications but remain unrealised due to contrasting culture requirements. Of specific interest is lab-grown vascularised adipose tissue to study metabolic syndrome, diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and to advance cultiva...

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10.1101/2025.01.22.634386
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