Journal of Tissue Science and Engineering

Department of Tissue Science, University of Ballina, Burnet St, Ballina NSW, Australia

Publications

• Review Article   
  New Developments in Organoid Development and Their use in Disease Modelling
  Author(s): Gauge Braylon*
  
  In two-dimensional culture methods or using animal models, countless investigations pertaining to cellular differentiation, tissue response, and disease modelling have been carried out. The main drawback of this is its applicability for translational or clinical correlations, which has been crucial in understanding the normal and pathological states in cells. Major advancements in organoid culture technology over the past ten years have improved our understanding of simulating organ restoration. Cellular aggregations produced from primary tissues or stem cells that have the ability to self-organize into organotypic structures are often referred to as organoids. Organoids are a better representation of tissue physiology and the cellular milieu of tissues than 2D cell culture platforms... Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2157-7552.2022.13.298

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