ArticleJournal of tissue engineering
Enhanced cell sheet engineering through combination of single cells and spheroids on liquid interface using perfluorocarbon.
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- Integrating single-cell and spheroid strategies in tissue engineering: Comparative insights from pancreas, cartilage, heart and brain.Journal of tissue engineeringReview
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Abstract
Cell sheet engineering provides a scaffold-free strategy for fabricating cohesive tissue constructs, but challenges remain in maintaining structural integrity and mimicking complex tissue architectures. This study demonstrated perfluorodecalin-based liquid-liquid interfaces, known for their inertness and stability, as a simple, and efficient platform for fabricating cell sheets. Using single cells, spheroids, and their combination, we evaluated methods to enhance sheet formation. Single cells formed cohesive sheets at high densities (4 × 10
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