Controlled assembly of heterotypic cells in a core–shell scaffold: Organ in a droplet
Lab on a Chip, 2016•pubs.rsc.org
This paper reports a droplet-based microfluidic approach to fabricate a large number of
monodisperse, portable microtissues, each in an individual drop. We use water–water–oil
double emulsions as templates and spatially assemble hepatocytes in the core and
fibroblasts in the shell, forming a 3D liver model in a drop.
monodisperse, portable microtissues, each in an individual drop. We use water–water–oil
double emulsions as templates and spatially assemble hepatocytes in the core and
fibroblasts in the shell, forming a 3D liver model in a drop.
This paper reports a droplet-based microfluidic approach to fabricate a large number of monodisperse, portable microtissues, each in an individual drop. We use water–water–oil double emulsions as templates and spatially assemble hepatocytes in the core and fibroblasts in the shell, forming a 3D liver model in a drop.
The Royal Society of Chemistry