Replication of Bone Marrow Differentiation Niche: Comparative Evaluation of Different Three‐Dimensional Matrices
Abstract
The comparative evaluation of different 3D matrices—Matrigel, Puramatrix, and inverted colloidal crystal (ICC) scaffolds—provides a perspective for studying the pathology and potential cures for many blood and bone marrow diseases, and further proves the significance of 3D cultures with direct cell–cell contacts for in vitro mimicry of the human stem cell niche.Keywords
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