Berk, 2022 - Google Patents
A Review on Biomaterials for Organoid Modeling and Tumor SpheroidsBerk, 2022
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- Berk
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- Journal of Physical Chemistry and Functional Materials
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Organoids are miniature forms of organs to demonstrate spatio-temporal cellular structure and tissue function. The organoids creation revolutionized developmental biology and provided the opportunity to study and modify human development and disease in laboratory …
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