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embryoid /em·bry·oid/ (em´bre-oid) resembling an embryo. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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10) This was done by initiating the differentiation of embryonic stem cells into aggregates called embryoid bodies. They can spontaneously form embryoid bodies, clusters of differentiated cells also formed by embryonic stem cells. A new method to scalably produce cardiomyocytes was described that has several advantages over previous methods: (1) It uses serum-free media and a novel combination of defined growth factors, (2) It does not require embryoid body formation or co-culture with other cell types; (3) It directly generates populations of cardiomyocytes at up to 80% purity without further purification and (4) It produces yields of cardiomyocytes sufficient for large animal and eventually human use. |
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