cell culture

Organ-on-a-chip technology can replicate the cervix microenvironment in bacterial vaginosis.

Researchers use retinal organoids to screen drugs and hope to transplant them into the eyes of people with blindness in the coming years.

By watching brain organoids develop, researchers observed surprising abnormalities caused by mutations in a gene related to early-onset Alzheimer’s disease.

Exosomes show encouraging results for treating melanoma, offering potential benefits for targeted drug delivery and immunotherapy.

Novel organ-on-a-chip platforms drive disease research and precision medicine development. 

Synthetic biologists are looking into the secrets of the inner ear to treat hearing loss, one of the most common and intractable health concerns in adults worldwide.

From cell culture media to additive reagents, environmental cues shape cell state and influence the utility of stem cell research models and therapies.

Many potential treatments for Alzheimer’s disease have been found using mouse models, but they often don’t translate well to humans. Will organoids provide the answers that neuroscientists need to develop new treatments?

Amongst a plethora of stem cells, which cell type should scientists choose?

Learn how scientists use cells from real human intestine to assess gut toxicity and screen drugs.