Su Zhe: Today, we are going to discuss a topic that sounds a bit hardcore: organoid chips. You might wonder, why do scientific experiments require so many complex testing methods to validate results? Actually, there is a particularly interesting analogy behind this. Gao Qing: Oh? What analogy? Su Zhe:It’s like introducing a blind date to … Read more
Part One“Touring the Ancient Town of Yuehe”Small streets, small alleys, small streams,Stone paths, stone bridges, stone-roofed buildings.Black boats sway with ancient Yue rhythms,Willow trees for a thousand years know no sorrow.Part Two“Riding the High-Speed Train Back to Xiang”Returning from the gates of the underworld, casting away a thousand sorrows,By West Lake, I trust in the … Read more
In the vast ocean of English vocabulary, the Latin root “multi-” shines like a brilliant pearl, carrying the core meanings of “many,” “rich,” and “complex.” It originates from the Latin word multus (meaning “many” or “a lot”), and has evolved over thousands of years to become an important cornerstone in the construction of modern English … Read more
↑↑Please click the “blue text” above to follow↑↑ The Calligraphy of Yi Bing Shou: A Masterpiece Resembling 3D Printing Yi Bing Shou, a renowned calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty, is famous for his unique style of clerical script. His calligraphy is powerful and robust, resembling the resurgence of a thousand-year-old stone tablet. To this day, … Read more
Live cell in vitro functional studies play a crucial role in basic biology, drug mechanism research, and disease control model establishment. The microenvironment in which cells reside affects their health status and phenotype. Therefore, breaking through the limitations of traditional static and large-space live cell culture methods under in vitro conditions by establishing a more … Read more