Imagine a world where tiny, lab-grown organs could hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of disease, revolutionizing drug development, and personalizing medicine. Welcome to the fascinating world of organoids—miniature, self-organized clusters of cells that mimic the structure and function of real organs. In recent years, these biological marvels have transitioned from the pages of scientific journals to the forefront of medical research, offering unprecedented insights into human biology and disease mechanisms.
Organoids are miniature, three-dimensional structures grown in a lab that mimic the architecture and function of real human organs. These tiny but powerf...
