Quantitative Image-Analysis of Organoids with High-Throughput Digital Holography Microscopy
T.-a. Pham, N. Brandenberg, S. Hoehnel, B. Rappaz, M. Unser, M. Lütolf, D. Sage
Proceedings of the 2020 Quantitative BioImaging Conference (QBI'20), Oxford, United Kingdom, January 6-9, 2020, paper no. 365.
Organoids imitate organ physiology better than any previously described in vitro tissue model, which makes them ideal candidates to capture our increasingly complex diseases. Their biological relevance raised high expectations in drug development and in regenerative medicine.
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