A Call for Context (in Cell Culture) - New Science

By studying how cells coordinate, we can cross the chasm that divides the bench and our bodies.

A Call for Context (in Cell Culture) By studying how cells coordinate, we can cross the chasm that divides the bench and our bodies. Sep 13, 2022 15 1 Share This is Part 1 in our New Science research series, where our Fellows explain the visions behind their work. This post was written by Diana Leung . If you put me on a desert island, I would die an early and pathetic death, and I wonder if that’s what happens to cells in culture, to some extent. Cell culture originated in the 20th century. The initial goal was simple: Make cells viable long enough to study them. And because the cells in our

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