White paper: Pluripotent stem cells, the building blocks of organoids

Resource overview

Biomedical research is moving beyond 2D culture to advanced 3D models that better capture human biology. Customized 3D techniques enable the creation of organ-like “organoids,” first observed when epithelial cells embedded in hydrogels self-organized into tissue-like structures. Organoids closely resemble natural organs, such as kidney tubules, and pluripotent stem cells (PSCs) - with their unique ability to differentiate into any cell type - are key to building them.

Download the white paper to explore the advantages of 3D culture, PSCs’ role in organoid development, applications in research, and solutions for maintaining, scaling, and reproducing 3D models.
 

Download the white paper and learn:

1. The advantages of 3D cell culture methods over more traditional 2D culture methods
2. How pluripotent stem cells (PSCs) are at the forefront of advancing 3D cell cultures
3. Current applications of organoids in biomedical research
4. Leading solutions for maintaining, scaling, and reproducing 3D cell cultures
    

Resource details:

• Document type: White Paper
• Page count: 6
• Read time: 12 minutes
• Last updated: July 2024