Discover how important organoids have become to disease research and drug discovery.
Organoids are tissue-like structures generated using 3-D cell culture. Their structures and cell compositions resemble in vivo organs, making them promising models for a host of applications. Organoids allow researchers to examine questions that were too technically challenging or time-consuming to address using 2-D cell culture or animal models. Currently, scientists use organoids to investigate developmental biology, disease modeling, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery.
Download this white paper from Sartorius to learn more about organoids: their production, key properties, and vital applicative uses.
