Creative Biolabs Advances In Vitro Modeling with 3D Organoids and Tissue Slice Models
July 19th, 2025 7:00 AM
By: Newsworthy Staff
Creative Biolabs is enhancing precision medicine research by integrating 3D organoid and precision-cut tissue slice models, offering more physiologically relevant and translatable data for disease modeling and drug testing.

Creative Biolabs is pioneering the integration of 3D organoid models and precision-cut tissue slice (PCTS) models to address the evolving needs of in vitro modeling, emphasizing physiologic relevance and data translatability. This dual approach allows researchers to more precisely match models to specific research objectives, bridging the gap between experimental data and clinical realities.
3D organoid models, derived from stem cells or tumor tissues, offer a three-dimensional architecture that mimics patient-specific genetic backgrounds, making them ideal for disease modeling and targeted drug testing. Creative Biolabs provides a variety of organoid options, including 3D tumor organoid models for drug sensitivity assessment and customized models developed from iPSCs or client-provided cells.
However, not all research questions can be answered with organoids alone. PCTS models, which preserve the anatomical architecture and cellular activity of fresh tissues, are invaluable for investigating short-term effects and drug distribution within specific organs. Creative Biolabs offers PCTS models for key organs, enabling early drug screening for efficacy and toxicity.
By combining these models, Creative Biolabs supports a scientific feedback loop that enhances the efficiency of model development and the translation of experimental results. This approach is critical for advancing precision medicine research and meeting the industry's shift toward human-relevant models. For more information on 3D biological modeling, visit https://www.creative-biolabs.com/3d-biology/.
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