Methods of producing three-dimensional cellular tissues, and three-dimensional cellular tissues
AssigneeToppan Inc.
InventorsShiro KITANO, Kei TSUKAMOTO, Yuma YOKOKAWA
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AssigneeToppan Inc.
InventorsShiro KITANO, Kei TSUKAMOTO, Yuma YOKOKAWA
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A method of producing three-dimensional cellular tissues includes: obtaining a stromal cell-containing mixture containing stromal cells, a cationic substance, an extracellular matrix component and a polyelectrolyte, or a stromal cell-containing mixture containing stromal cells, a cationic substance and a fragmented extracellular matrix component; gelling the stromal cell-containing mixture to obtain a first gel composition containing stromal cells; obtaining a target cell-containing mixture containing target cells, a cationic substance, an extracellular matrix component and a polyelectrolyte, or a target cell-containing mixture containing target cells, a cationic substance and a fragmented extracellular matrix component; placing the target cell-containing mixture in contact with the first gel composition; gelling the target cell-containing mixture to obtain a second gel composition containing target cells; and incubating the first gel composition and the second gel composition to obtain three-dimensional cellular tissues.
A method of producing three-dimensional cellular tissues, comprising:
A three-dimensional cellular tissue, wherein a target cell gel section comprising target cells, a cationic substance, an extracellular matrix component, a polyelectrolyte and a second gel component, or a target cell gel section comprising target cells, a cationic substance, a fragmented extracellular matrix component and a second gel component is placed in contact with a stromal cell gel section comprising stromal cells, a cationic substance, an extracellular matrix component, a polyelectrolyte and a first gel component, or a stromal cell gel section comprising stromal cells, a cationic substance, a fragmented extracellular matrix component and a first gel component.
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