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Differentiation of human embryonic stem cells is affected by the incorporation of growth-factor-releasing particles in embryoid bodies. Incorporation of these particles has a minimal effect on cell viability and proliferation but a large impact on differentiation. The figure shows the distribution of TRITC-labeled microparticles in embryoid bodies, as evaluated by confocal microscopy.
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