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Photonic-crystal hydraulic manometry quantifies epithelial basal compression for rapid, label-free functional screening

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By Keishi Nihira, Víctor Hugo Cornejo, Cathy S Wang, Yifu Fu, Qiwei Li, Yuhan Cai, Zaozao Chen, Xiling Guo, Bin Xu Verified, Jiajia Zhang, Nankun Xiong, Menglin Qiu, Jiawei Liu, Zhongze Gu
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Polarized epithelia integrate barrier sealing, vectorial ion-water transport, and cytoskeletal mechanics, yet scalable assays that report this coupled functional state in real time remain limited.
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Artificial Meshed Vessel-Induced Dimensional Breaking Growth of Human Brain Organoids and Multiregional Assembloids

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By Lei Xu, Haibo Ding, Shanshan Wu, Nankun Xiong
| dx.doi.org
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Brain organoids derived from human stem cells recapitulate the structural and functional features of human brain, and brain region-specific organoids could be further fused to form assembloids for studying neuronal migration and neural circuit. Brain organoids and assembloids are extensively utilized in exploration of brain development, human evolution, neurological disorders and drug screening.
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