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Organoid and hiPSc based NAMs

Stem Cell and Organoid Unit Head at Centre for Genomic Regulation

Barcelona, Spain

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The Tissue Engineering Unit is expert in phenotypically relevant patient derived human in vitro modeling using Organoid and hiPSc derived systems in disease, human development and specific drug treatment. The Unit combines expertise in hiPSc/organoid differentiation with drug testing, CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing and advanced readout strategies such as Bioimaging, scRNAseq and omics anayses.

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