“Grow your own bone” might ... a 3-D-printed bone model to ensure that the company’s proprietary growth “cocktail” passing through the chamber seeds the bone tissue uniformly.

The technique first removes calcium from the bone, then stabilizes cellular structures with a hydrogel, before washing away lipids. Before the tissue-clearing, the mice had been genetically programmed ...

Indiana University School of Medicine scientists have developed a powerful new imaging technique to study bone marrow in ...