Liver Organoids
The liver is a vital organ involved in a wide range of processes such as detoxification, protein synthesis, metabolism, and hormone production. Despite an astounding regenerative capacity in vivo, expansion of liver cells in vitro has remained a challenge. Growth of the hepatic epithelium as organoids provides researchers with a stable population of liver cells for research in a variety of fields including liver biology, disease modeling and toxicity screening.
Explore the resources below for information on the expansion and maintenance of hepatic epithelial cells as organoids.
Organoids: Experts Talk Standardization at Nature Research Round Table
Global organoid experts gathered in London, UK to discuss the current state of the technology, protocol standardization, translation into patient care, nomenclature, and understanding what questions a given organoid culture can and can't answer.
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On-Demand Course on Human Hepatic Organoids
Learn the basics of culturing human hepatic organoids and applying organoid-based data to your research in this self-paced virtual training.
On-Demand Course: Applying the ISSCR Standards for Research
Learn to confidently apply the ISSCR Standards for Human Stem Cell Use in Research to your projects with this free virtual course developed in partnership with the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR).
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In-Person Training on Pluripotent Stem Cells
Gain the skills to derive and maintain hPSCs from somatic cells and how to differentiate them toward specialized cell types.
Note on COVID-19: We are continually assessing the situation and will resume hands-on training as soon as it is safe to do so.
On-Site Customized Training
Receive on-site customized training to address specific research challenges or to standardize technical processes.
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