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Studying human embryo development with E-assembloids
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Stem cell-based models of early human embryo development can provide important insights into key stages of human pregnancy. In a recent Cell Research study, based on data obtained from their detailed analysis of gene expression in intact human embryo cultures, Ai and colleagues document the formation of stem cell 'E-assembloids' that mimic morphogenetic events of early human post-implantation development in vitro.
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