Scientists Find a More Precise Way to Grow Artificial Blood Vessels, Using Magnets
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MIT researchers published a study in PNAS demonstrating a method to engineer artificial blood vessels in the lab with greater precision using magnetic forces to stretch and pull endothelial cells into organized networks, controlling vessel length, number, and direction—a breakthrough in reproducible fabrication of lab-grown tissues for transplantation.
Research is at an early prototype stage.
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