Now, Karl Koehler at Boston Children’s Hospital, United States, and his colleagues, have managed to generate skin organoids by directing the differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells in a ...

Since the EU banned animal testing for cosmetics and their ingredients, researchers have been developing 3-D printed skin as ...

However, when Erbacher looked at skin tissue under the microscope, he noticed that nerve fibers did not just grow around skin cells but, to the whole team’s surprise, tunneled straight through them.

The research team identified which genes activate at the right time and place to form the skin—the human body's largest organ. Under the microscope, treated with chemicals, these cells resemble ...

There are large black-and-white photographs of blood cells. An 11-foot ... wonder centred within the human body. "When I looked directly underneath the microscope, it almost reminded me of the ...

Organisms grow, and cells move and multiply, requiring human intervention to frequently redirect the microscope's field ... However, skin cancer cells were not cleared from the organism, despite ...