Organoids

Organoids are groups of cells that have been grown in laboratories to closely resemble organs. They are being used as a tool to study disease and test potential treatments.

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Image of cerebral organoids ina petri dish

Organoids: what are they and how do they help regenerative medicine?

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Stem cell therapies against diabetes: Portrait of researcher Maike Sander

Related Topics Diabetes Organoids Research

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Using 'reprogrammed' cells to model diseases

Related Topics Current and Potential Uses Disease Modelling iPS cells Methods and Tools Organoids Reprogramming Tissue Engineering

The Li lab: Organoids (Video)

Related Topics Bowel Disease Organoids Tissue Engineering

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Chronic liver disease: how could gene and cell therapy help?

Related Topics Liver Disease Cell Therapy Current and Potential Uses Factsheets iPS cells Organoids Tissue Engineering

Optimisation of human small intestinal organoids

Related Topics Bowel Disease Organoids

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Organoids: what are they and how do they help regenerative medicine?

Related Topics Cell and Gene Fundamentals Disease Modelling Explore Stem Cells Factsheets Methods and Tools Organoids Research

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Organoids

Resources & Factsheets

Organoids: what are they and how do they help regenerative medicine?

Stem cell therapies against diabetes: Portrait of researcher Maike Sander

Using 'reprogrammed' cells to model diseases

The Li lab: Organoids (Video)

Chronic liver disease: how could gene and cell therapy help?

Optimisation of human small intestinal organoids

Organoids: what are they and how do they help regenerative medicine?