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Growing Tissues by Filling Tiny Molds Thursday, February 05, 2009 - Anuradha Menon Home >> Headlines >> Medicine   
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Brown University biomedical engineers can now grow and assemble living microtissues into complex three-dimensional structures in a way that will advance the field of tissue engineering and may eventually reduce the need for certain kinds of animal research. The team, led by Brown professor Jeffrey Morgan, successfully used clusters of cells grown in a 3-D Petri dish also invented by the group, in order to build microtissues of more complex shapes. (source: news.brown.edu)
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