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Responsible use of organoids in precision medicine: the need for active participant involvement

1 Apr 2020

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ABSTRACT Organoids are three-dimensional multicellular structures grown in vitro from stem cells and which recapitulate some organ function. They are derivatives of living tissue that can be stored in biobanks for a multitude of research purposes. Biobank research on organoids derived from patients is highly promising for precision medicine, which aims to target treatment to individual patients. The dominant...

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PMID: 32253255
DOI: 10.1242/dev.177972

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