Biologists Grew a Human Retina in a Dish
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/neg5vg/biologists-grew-a-human-retina-in-a-dish
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University replicated a human retina in a dish to explore how the eye’s color-detecting cells develop. Their findings could help premature babies better develop eyesight, and the elderly keep theirs for longer.
If you’re imagining a whole eyeball lolling around in a wet dish, it wasn’t quite that gory; without a microscope, it looked like a tiny translucent lump of goo.
Biologists Grew a Human Retina in a Dish
Oct 11, 2018, 6:32pm UTC
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/neg5vg/biologists-grew-a-human-retina-in-a-dish
> Scientists at Johns Hopkins University replicated a human retina in a dish to explore how the eye’s color-detecting cells develop. Their findings could help premature babies better develop eyesight, and the elderly keep theirs for longer.
> If you’re imagining a whole eyeball lolling around in a wet dish, it wasn’t quite that gory; without a microscope, it looked like a tiny translucent lump of goo.