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New Rapidly Scalable Neural Organoid Technology

From ioifelayo@houstonmethodist.org February 10th, 2022

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Neural organoids provide an edge over in vivo research since these cellular aggregates are derived from human stem cells. But they take months to develop. Houston Methodist researcher Robert Krencik, PhD and his team have developed the technology to rapidly generate brain organoids. Read more on digital Methodology here: http://read.houstonmethodist.org/rapidly-scalable-all-inducible-neural-organoids-could-facilitate-drug

Tags: brainorganoidsneuronsastrocytesrobert krencikdigital methodology

Appears In: Houston Methodist Neurological Institute Neurology/Neurosurgery

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