Aix-Marseille Université
The 3D-Hub-O facility aims to create complex and functional mini-organs in order to:
- Model normal and pathological living tissue for regenerative medicine applications and the replacement of damaged tissues.
- Test new therapies on human tumoroids before offering clinical trials in humans.
- Create biobanks accessible to the scientific community.
LS3_12 - Organoids - Cellular, Developmental and Regenerative Biology
Organoïds
Tumoroïds
3D-Hub-O is open to local and regional academic and clinical research teams, as well as to public and private clinical laboratories, upon request to Laure Verrier (at: laure.verrier@univ-amu.fr).
Requests must be submitted in the form of a scientific project addressing cancer research (a template can be downloaded at: https://canceropole-paca.com).
Before submitting the form, it is strongly advised to first contact the scientist in charge of the facility in order to pre-evaluate the feasibility of the proposal.
3D-Hub-O is open to local and regional academic and clinical research teams, as well as to public and private clinical laboratories, upon request to Laure Verrier (at: laure.verrier@univ-amu.fr).
Requests must be submitted in the form of a scientific project addressing cancer research (a template can be downloaded at: https://canceropole-paca.com).
Before submitting the form, it is strongly advised to first contact the scientist in charge of the facility in order to pre-evaluate the feasibility of the proposal.
The services provided by the facility include the following:
- Organoid production
- Organoid freezing/thawing
- Biobank creation
- Organoid infection with lentivirus
- Organoid electroporation
- Drug testing
- Inclusion
- Culture IF whole mount
The 3D-Hub-O staff is also available to train and assist users in the various techniques used at the facility, therefore contributing to the transfer of knowledge and expertise to research partners.