Publications by authors named "Ines A Parente"
Article Synopsis
- The gastrointestinal tract's unique environment leads to the rapid renewal of the intestinal epithelium, making it a focus for study using innovative models.
- Patient-derived intestinal organoids mimic human intestinal conditions and have potential applications across various research areas, including disease modeling, regenerative medicine, and toxicology.
- Despite their promise, challenges such as ethical issues, tissue collection, and variability in methods may limit their use in broader research and clinical settings.
