wetwareontologies: Cells cultured along origami seams, prodded to self assemble into 3D shapes. Future applications include organ growth and drug delivery. Awesome! If you missed this cellular origami technique a couple weeks ago, you can read about it in this post of mine from a couple weeks ago. On a side note, I’m always happy when people turn science into GIFs.
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wetwareontologies: Cells cultured along origami seams, prodded to self assemble into 3D shapes. Future applications include organ growth and drug delivery. Awesome! If you missed this cellular origami technique a couple weeks ago, you can read about it in this post of mine from a couple weeks ago. On a side note, I’m always happy when people turn science into GIFs.
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wetwareontologies: Cells cultured along origami seams, prodded to self assemble into 3D shapes. Future applications include organ growth and drug delivery. Awesome! If you missed this cellular origami technique a couple weeks ago, you can read about it in this post of mine from a couple weeks ago. On a side note, I’m always happy when people turn science into GIFs.
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wetwareontologies: Cells cultured along origami seams, prodded to self assemble into 3D shapes. Future applications include organ growth and drug delivery. Awesome! If you missed this cellular origami technique a couple weeks ago, you can read about it in this post of mine from a couple weeks ago. On a side note, I’m always happy when people turn science into GIFs.
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wetwareontologies: Cells cultured along origami seams, prodded to self assemble into 3D shapes. Future applications include organ growth and drug delivery. Awesome! If you missed this cellular origami technique a couple weeks ago, you can read about it in this post of mine from a couple weeks ago. On a side note, I’m always happy when people turn science into GIFs.
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wetwareontologies:

Cells cultured along origami seams, prodded to self assemble into 3D shapes. Future applications include organ growth and drug delivery.

Awesome! If you missed this cellular origami technique a couple weeks ago, you can read about it in this post of mine from a couple weeks ago. On a side note, I’m always happy when people turn science into GIFs.

(via scientificthought)

Source: blogs.scientificamerican.com

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