3D cell culture
John W. Haycock • 2011 • Humana Press/Springer
- Author
- John W. Haycock
- First published
- 2011
- Publisher
- Humana Press/Springer
- Subjects
- Cell Culture Techniques · Technique · Laboratory Manuals · Methods
- ISBN
- 9781607619833
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Published in 2011 as part of the Methods in Molecular Biology series by Humana Press, this volume was edited by John W. Haycock to address the growing shift toward more biologically relevant in vitro models. At the time of its release, the scientific community was increasingly moving away from traditional two-dimensional cell cultures, which often failed to mimic the complex interactions and structural architecture of living tissues.
The text was designed as a comprehensive laboratory manual, gathering contributions from researchers working on the cutting edge of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. The goal was to provide step-by-step protocols for creating three-dimensional environments that better replicate the physiological conditions of the human body, facilitating advancements in drug discovery and disease modeling.
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