3D culture

3D culture refers to growing cells within a three-dimensional environment that allows them to interact and organize more like they do in the body. Unlike traditional flat 2D cultures on a petri dish, 3D cultures provide a scaffold or matrix where cells can develop complex structures, form tissue-like functions, and the biological processes resemble natural conditions more closely. This approach improves the accuracy of studying cell behavior, disease progression, and testing drugs, offering more realistic data for medical research and regenerative medicine.