organdid
Organdid, also known as organoids, are three-dimensional, self-organizing cell cultures that mimic the structure and function of specific tissues or organs. They are created by culturing cells in a controlled environment that supports their differentiation and organization into complex structures. Organdid research has gained significant attention in recent years due to their potential to model human diseases, test drug efficacy, and provide insights into normal tissue development and regeneration.
Organdid can be derived from various sources, including stem cells, primary tissues, or even induced pluripotent
One of the main advantages of organdid is their ability to recapitulate the in vivo environment more
However, there are also challenges associated with organdid research. The long-term maintenance and differentiation of organdid
In conclusion, organdid represent a powerful tool for studying tissue-specific processes and diseases. Their ability to