Cerebral organoids offer a diverse set of features making them invaluable tools for studying brain development,
diseases, and potential therapies.
These mini-brains replicate cellular diversity, mimicking the intricate tissue architecture of the human brain, and undergo neuronal maturation, allowing the study of early brain development.
They serve as effective models for neurodevelopmental disorders and neurodegenerative diseases, aiding in understanding underlying mechanisms and testing potential treatments.
Cerebral organoids also function as platforms for drug screening, reflecting gene expression patterns of natural brain development, responding to environmental factors.