MedComm (2020) June 2023 PMID 37215622

Organoids: The current status and biomedical applications.

Siqi Yang, Haijie Hu, Hengchung Kung, Ruiqi Zou, Yushi Dai, Yafei Hu, Tiantian Wang, Tianrun Lv, Jun Yu, Fuyu Li

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The collective comments reflect a general curiosity and acknowledgment of organoids' significance in biomedical research, with posts mentioning how they may eliminate the need for animal testing and citing advances in cell culture methods. Words like 'current advances' and tags such as #openaccess suggest a factual and neutral tone aimed at sharing relevant information, contributing to a moderate interest and tentative perceived impact.

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Participants show moderate interest, highlighting the relevance of organoids in biomedical research without deep enthusiasm.

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Comments reference various aspects of the article, such as cell sources and applications, indicating some level of engagement.

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The discussions recognize the potential of organoids, suggesting they could reduce animal testing and advance medicine, but overall impact remains tentative.

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Organoids are tiny, 3D versions of organs created from stem cells that can develop and function like real organs, making them useful for studying biology and medicine.
They are better than traditional 2D cell cultures because they preserve the genetic traits of the original tissues and can be maintained long-term, which is helpful for drug testing and personalized medicine.
The main uses of organoids include modeling diseases, especially hereditary ones, and advancing drug discovery, but there are challenges and limitations that researchers are working to overcome in this rapidly developing field.]

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Current Advances in Biomedical Applications of Organoids

Organoids are tiny, 3D versions of organs created from stem cells that can develop and function like real organs, making them useful for studying biology and medicine. They are instrumental in disease modeling, drug…

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Organoids: The current status and biomedical applications With these bad boys there will be no need for animal testing, and that's what you want to see. https://t.co/SNzF10vz0p

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Wiley Biomedical Science

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RT @MedComm_MC: This review introduces the development and current advances in the field of organoids, describes the main cell sources and…

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Organoids: The current status and biomedical applications.. https://t.co/f8WgQcsgnp

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