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Ultra small, self-assembled, three dimensional tissue cultures derived from stem cells are called:
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The correct option is (B) Organoids. The provided text explicitly defines organoids as ultra-small, self-assembled three-dimensional tissue cultures that are derived from stem cells. This distinguishes them from spheroids, which are typically obtained from mechanical dissociation or cutting of tumor tissue and lack the distinct ordered self-assembly characteristic of organoids.