Using Organoids to study testicular functions
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Background
Organoids developed using primary cells and co-cultures are extensively used to study cellular interactions and testicular function as they simulate in vivo structural and functional features of testis. Organoids which are cell-based, or scaffold-based using specific biomaterials are used to study testicular functions. These in vitro models are used to study cell-cell interactions, germ cell-somatic cell microenvironments and testicular niche functions.
Learning Outcome (LO)
- LO #1: Organoid development for studying specific testicular function and cellular interaction and use of specific biomaterial for generating organoids is discussed.
- LO #2: Application of these organoids for developmental studies and disease modeling.
What is on offer?
- 1-on-1 sessions with Ph.D. Scholars
- Supervision and Guidance from Global Faculty
- Assistance in Publishing Research