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New Robust 3D Microtissue Model May Better Screen IPF Therapies – Pulmonary Fibrosis News – Canberra Online News

Scientists have developed a new lab-grown three-dimension (3D) microtissue model that replicates the key features of the idiopathic……

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November 18, 2021

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Scientists have developed a new lab-grown three-dimension (3D) microtissue model that replicates the key features of the idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) microenvironment better than other cellular and animal models, and that enables more robust screening……

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