Mini Lab Grown Organs Learn to Pump Blood: A Revolution in Stem Cell Science
For years, organoids – those tiny, lab-grown versions of human organs – have been impressive but incomplete, like movie sets without working plumbing. The weakest link was life’s most basic requirement: flow. Without blood vessels, organoids stalled at sesame-seed size and starved in their cores, limiting what scientists could learn. Recent research has begun to ...
