Advances in the Construction and Application of Thyroid Organoids

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Summary Organoids are complex multicellular structures that stem cells self-organize in three-dimensional (3D) cultures into anatomical structures and functional units similar to those seen in the organs from which they originate. This review describes the construction of thyroid organoids and the research progress that has occurred in models of thyroid-related disease. As a novel tool for modeling in a 3D multicellular environment, organoids help provide some useful references for the study of the pathogenesis of thyroid disease.

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ZHANG, Y., FU, M., WANG, H., & SUN, H. (2023). Advances in the Construction and Application of Thyroid Organoids. Physiological Research, 72(5), 557–564. https://doi.org/10.33549/physiolres.935102

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