Organoids: A New Approach for Clinical Trial in a Dish

Lakshmi Sravani Kolnada, P. Veerashbabu

Abstract: Organiods, sometimes referred to as organs in a dish, have transformed the disciplines of biological and medical research, and the technology has proven to be a great animal model substitute in preclinical investigations, immunotherapy, and stem cell biology. Organoids are three-dimensional (3D) cell culture systems that are sometimes referred to as "mini-organs" because they closely resemble certain important multicellular, anatomical, and even functional traits of actual organs.Organoids are effective tools for studying individual illnesses and developing specialized treatments. This cutting-edge technology has increased the likelihood that medications will be translatable for use in preclinical therapies and mimicked the complexity of organs, proposing a variety of methods for tissue engineering, drug development, diagnosis and regenerative medicine. There are numerous technologies that are connected to organoids, which may lead to wonders in the future.

Keywords: organoids, mini-organs, cutting-edge technology, tissue engineering, drug development