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Organoids as a Tool for Assessing Drinking Water Safety and Guidelines Relevance

2025-10-13

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Ensuring access to safe drinking water is a fundamental public health priority, yet the growing diversity of contaminants demands more human-relevant toxicity assessment frameworks. Conventional models based on immortalized cell lines or sentinel species, while informative, lack the tissue complexity and inter-individual variability required to capture realistic human responses. Organoids, three-dimensional epithe...

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a455787d-fa1e-5979-8d76-4d4bca3924d4
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10.20944/preprints202510.0955.v1
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