Living cells have evolved over billions of years to develop structural and functional
complexity with numerous intracellular compartments that are formed due to liquid–liquid …

All-aqueous immiscible systems derived from liquid–liquid phase separation of incompatible
hydrophilic agents such as polymers and salts have found increasing interest in the …

Purpose The committed differentiation fate regulation has been a difficult problem in the
fields of stem cell research, evidence showed that nanomaterials could promote the …

Organoids, the condensed three-dimensional (3D) tissues emerged at the early stage of
organogenesis, are a promising approach to regenerate functional and vascularized organ …

Aqueous two-phase systems (ATPS) involve the combination of two immiscible polymers
that at certain concentrations form a biphasic separation system. Due to the physicochemical …

BACKGROUND Cell‐based high‐throughput platforms using aqueous two‐phase systems
(ATPS) have led to the construction of 3D cultures using ATPS in which stem cells are …

Cancer cells often adapt to single-agent treatments with chemotherapeutics. Activation of
alternative survival pathways is a major mechanism of drug resistance. A potential approach …

Microenvironmental factors have a major impact on differentiation of embryonic stem cells
(ESCs). Here, a novel phenomenon that size of ESC colonies has a significant regulatory …

Embryogenesis is a highly regulated developmental process requiring complex mechanical
and biochemical microenvironments to give rise to a fully developed and functional embryo …

Stem cell therapy has emerged as a promising alternative for replacing lost cells involved in
neurodegenerative diseases. High efficiency of differentiation and full cell viability are actual …