organoid biobanks

Organoid biobanks are collections of tiny, three-dimensional tissue models called organoids, which are grown from stem cells to mimic real organs like the brain, liver, or intestine. These biobanks store these organoids for research, allowing scientists to study how diseases develop and test new treatments in a controlled environment that closely resembles human organs. This approach accelerates medical research, personalized medicine, and drug discovery, ultimately helping improve health outcomes while reducing reliance on animal testing.