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Biofabrication

Mass produced spheroids line up for tissue repair

12 Mar 2021 Tami Freeman
Grid-plate spheroid
Confocal image of a spheroid (roughly 300 µm in diameter) grown on a grid plate. The spheroid is formed from a co-culture of human adipose-derived stem cells and chondrocytes. (Courtesy: Sylvia Nürnberger)
Spheroids – three dimensional “balls” of cultured cells – are widely used within medical res

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