To be a global pioneer in organoid model platforms
Landscape of human organoids, Ideal model in clinics and research
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The founding team successfully constructed intestinal organoids at Tsinghua University.
The founding team applied organoid technology in a paper published in the journal Nature Communications.
Establishing normal and tumor organoid cultures for endodermal organs, achieving industrial translation.
Organregen® GMP-Grade, Stable Strain Growth Factor Pipeline Established, Comprehensively Advancing Organoid Research. bioGenous™ Organoid Multi-Cancer, Whole-Process Kits Now Available
In March 2020, the team successfully constructed the worlds first human-derived organoid model of SARS-CoV-2 infection, which was featured in an interview by Nature and highlighted on its homepage.
Collaborating with leading domestic companies in specialized segments of the innovative drug industry to create successful cases of new drug R&D and non-clinical evaluation systems using organoids.
An organoid is a 3D structure formed by culturing adult stem cells or pluripotent stem cells in vitro, which resembles the tissue from which it is derived. Organoids are highly consistent with their source tissues in terms of tissue structure, cell types, self-renewal capacity, and function. As such, they demonstrate unique advantages in various fields of biomedicine, including developmental biology, disease modeling, precision medicine, drug R&D, gene and cell therapies, infection and immunity, and regenerative medicine.
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