In Vitro Tissue Models

In Vitro Tissue Models are laboratory-created systems that mimic real human tissues outside the body. They use cells grown on surfaces or in three-dimensional structures to study how tissues develop, function, or respond to drugs and diseases. These models provide a controlled environment to understand complex biological processes, reduce the need for animal testing, and accelerate medical research. Essentially, they serve as simplified, yet realistic, versions of human tissues that help scientists investigate health and disease in a more ethical and efficient way.