Journal: International Journal of Bioprinting

Article Title: Research Dynamics of Tissue Spheroids as Building Blocks: A Scientometric Analysis

doi: 10.18063/ijb.v8i3.585

Figure Lengend Snippet: Top ten cited Scopus publications related to tissue spheroids as building blocks.

Article Snippet: Microfluidic Templated Multicompartment Microgels for 3D Encapsulation and Pairing of Single Cells[ ] , Zhang, L; Chen, K; Zhang, H; Pang, B; Choi, CH; Mao, AS; Liao, H; Utech, S; Mooney, DJ; Wang, H; Weitz, DA. , 2018/Small , A novel method that develops monodisperse multicompartment hydrogels for the growth of tissue spheroids was created. “Controlled encapsulation and pairing of single cells within a confined 3D matrix can enable the replication of the highly ordered cellular structure of human tissues. Microgels with independently controlled compartments that can encapsulate cells within separately confined hydrogel matrices would provide precise control over the route of pairing single cells.” A viability assessment was carried out with stem cells and human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) were used in two concentrations, 2,500 and 3,500 cells/mL. “This microfluidic technique represents a significant step toward high-throughput single cells encapsulation [...] significant importance for cell biology, cell therapy, and tissue engineering.”.

Techniques: Virus, Injection, Transplantation Assay, In Vitro, Cell Differentiation, Encapsulation

Journal: International Journal of Bioprinting

Article Title: Research Dynamics of Tissue Spheroids as Building Blocks: A Scientometric Analysis

doi: 10.18063/ijb.v8i3.585

Figure Lengend Snippet: Top ten cited Scopus publications related to tissue spheroids as building blocks in the Seeding category.

Article Snippet: Microfluidic Templated Multicompartment Microgels for 3D Encapsulation and Pairing of Single Cells[ ] , Zhang, L; Chen, K; Zhang, H; Pang, B; Choi, CH; Mao, AS; Liao, H; Utech, S; Mooney, DJ; Wang, H; Weitz, DA. , 2018/Small , A novel method that develops monodisperse multicompartment hydrogels for the growth of tissue spheroids was created. “Controlled encapsulation and pairing of single cells within a confined 3D matrix can enable the replication of the highly ordered cellular structure of human tissues. Microgels with independently controlled compartments that can encapsulate cells within separately confined hydrogel matrices would provide precise control over the route of pairing single cells.” A viability assessment was carried out with stem cells and human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) were used in two concentrations, 2,500 and 3,500 cells/mL. “This microfluidic technique represents a significant step toward high-throughput single cells encapsulation [...] significant importance for cell biology, cell therapy, and tissue engineering.”.

Techniques: Virus, Injection, Transplantation Assay, In Vitro, Encapsulation

Journal: International Journal of Bioprinting

Article Title: Research Dynamics of Tissue Spheroids as Building Blocks: A Scientometric Analysis

doi: 10.18063/ijb.v8i3.585

Figure Lengend Snippet: Global trend: tissue spheroids as building blocks applying seeding techniques.

Article Snippet: Microfluidic Templated Multicompartment Microgels for 3D Encapsulation and Pairing of Single Cells[ ] , Zhang, L; Chen, K; Zhang, H; Pang, B; Choi, CH; Mao, AS; Liao, H; Utech, S; Mooney, DJ; Wang, H; Weitz, DA. , 2018/Small , A novel method that develops monodisperse multicompartment hydrogels for the growth of tissue spheroids was created. “Controlled encapsulation and pairing of single cells within a confined 3D matrix can enable the replication of the highly ordered cellular structure of human tissues. Microgels with independently controlled compartments that can encapsulate cells within separately confined hydrogel matrices would provide precise control over the route of pairing single cells.” A viability assessment was carried out with stem cells and human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) were used in two concentrations, 2,500 and 3,500 cells/mL. “This microfluidic technique represents a significant step toward high-throughput single cells encapsulation [...] significant importance for cell biology, cell therapy, and tissue engineering.”.

Techniques: In Vitro, Concentration Assay, Cell Culture, Injection, Produced, In Vivo, Encapsulation, Control