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URL: https://3d-hub-organoids.com
Proper Citation: 3D-Hub-O platform (RRID:SCR_026655)
Description: 3D-Hub-O specializes in production, manipulation and analysis of organoids from normal and tumor tissues. Physiological platform for research on living pathological tissues. Platform participates in knowledge transfer through customized training of specific organoid culture carried out by platform staff.
Synonyms: 3D-Hub-O, , 3D Hub-O organoid platform
Resource Type: service resource
Keywords: organoids production, organoids manipulation, organoids analysis, normal tissues, tumor tissues,
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