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Murine vascular organoids are responsive and adaptable 3D systems with cellular heterogeneity and dynamic plasticity

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By Qiwang Xiang, Ying Yang, Shi-Qi Wang, Sophie Guelfi, Krish Gopalan, Pieter Maene, Gerlanda Vella, Max Nobis, Pierre Bourdely, Kian Peng Koh, Massimiliano Mazzone, Dorothy John Robbert, Carla Pallarés-Moratalla, Larissa Mourao
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Abstract Blood vascular organoids (BVOs) have emerged as powerful tools for interrogating endothelial heterogeneity, function, and organ-specific cues during development, homeostasis, and disease. Here, we describe the stepwise generation and characterization of murine BVOs from different embryonic stem cells and introduce a fluorescent tracer system to follow their formation and maturation, visualizing functional and perfused vessels after transplantations into mice.
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