Fabienne Lescroart

Imaging 3D cell cultures with optical microscopy - Nature Methods This Review discusses current 2D and 3D microscopy methods for imaging three-dimensional cell cultures and emerging strategies to address key challenges.

3D cell cultures better mimic real tissues than 2D—but how do we image them? This review explores 2D & 3D microscopy techniques for studying 3D cultures, highlighting strengths, limitations, and future innovation needs. #microscopy #bioengineering @naturemethods.bsky.social

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For some time now we’ve been aware that Chiron #gastruloids, while representing well axial elongation, exhibit a shortage of anterior fates. Here www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
@Dias and colleagues uncover the reason and explain the implications for our understanding of mammalian gastrulation
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Congratulations! Beautiful work!

Thanks Lionel! I really enjoyed the discussions!