Lab-Grown Kidney Assembloids Show Real Function

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USC Stem Cell scientists have created kidney assembloids that function like real organs, combining nephron and collecting duct components. When matured in mice, these lab-grown structures developed blood vessels, connective tissue, and even early urine production, marking a major step toward disease modeling and synthetic kidney development.

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