Investigators introduced a biomaterial by incorporating the integrin-binding domain of Yersinia Invasin protein into polyisocyanide (PIC) hydrogels, creating a multivalent three-dimensional Invasin environment for long-term culture of tissue stem cell-derived epithelial organoids.
[Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences of The United States of America]

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