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Controllable Fusion of Human Brain Organoids Using Acoustofluidics

2020-08-06

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The fusion of human organoids holds promising potential in modeling physiological and pathological processes of tissue genesis and organogenesis. However, current fused organoid models face challenges of high heterogeneity and variable reproducibility, which may stem from the random fusion of heterogeneous organoids. Thus, we developed a simple and versatile acoustofluidic method to improve the standardization of...

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Literature Corpus work: eacd506a-78a2-5c85-ab6b-186f74aa1e3a
DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.05.238113

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