Cell culture: building a better matrix
@article{Blow2009CellCB, title={Cell culture: building a better matrix}, author={N. Blow}, journal={Nature Methods}, year={2009}, volume={6}, pages={619-622} }
With the realization that cells interact extensively with their surrounding microenvironments during growth and development, the challenge for researchers has become designing three-dimensional culture systems that more closely mimic those relationships.
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