Leveraging advancements in stem cell technology, we are pioneers in developing human gastric organoids derived from both tissue samples and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Our state-of-the-art techniques facilitate precise gastric differentiation from iPSCs, enabling the creation of highly functional and physiologically relevant gastric organoids. These organoids are invaluable tools for experimental research and therapeutic innovation.
Our gastric organoids closely mimic the key structural features of human stomach tissue, replicating the morphology of the gastric epithelium, including critical structures like gastric glands. They are composed of various cell types, including parietal cells, chief cells, mucous cells, and enteroendocrine cells, accurately reflecting the functional complexity of real gastric tissue.
