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Organoids – how can they shed light on immune-mediated development and disease?

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  • UserGeraldine Jowett (Gurdon Institute, Cambridge)
  • ClockMonday 30 May 2022, 14:30-15:30
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82089026611?pwd=L2FyclJFL2lYR0J3SFBDbHQyUFp6UT09 

Model organisms and in vitro mammalian models have developed hand in hand over the past century to offer ever more complex toolboxes to study how creatures are created. In this talk, the growing prevalence of 3D mammalian organoid systems will be discussed, focussing on a balance between their limitations and their potential. As an example, their ability to shed light on bi-directional interactions between different tissue types such as epithelial and innate immune cells will be discussed in the context of development and disease.

This talk is part of the Morphogenesis Seminar Series series.

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