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Cell & gene therapy studies

Study gene delivery, genetic perturbation or therapeutic-cell function in human organoids, with models and assays matched to your therapy.

Organoid gene-delivery and perturbation workflow from model selection to functional validation
  1. Model choiceSelect the organoid model for the study
  2. DeliverySet delivery and expression conditions
  3. Gene perturbationPlan knockdown or overexpression
  4. AssessmentConfirm molecular change and model state
  5. Functional readoutsCompare phenotype and treatment response
Gene delivery and perturbation workflow

Two study approaches

Two paths for cell and gene therapy

Choose gene delivery and perturbation studies or therapeutic-cell co-cultures. Match the model and functional, mechanistic and safety assays to your therapy.

Gene delivery & perturbationModel selection → delivery & expression → molecular confirmation → functional phenotype
Therapeutic-cell function & co-cultureCandidate cells → effector–target setup → tissue response → safety endpoints

STUDY IMAGES

HCC organoid delivery and expression

Day-3 images compare lentiviral expression and morphology in control and lncRNA shRNA conditions. Follow-on assays can assess molecular changes, function and treatment response.

HCC organoids · Scramble shRNA control · Day 3View image
01Scramble shRNA control · Day 3

Bright-field and green fluorescence overlay showing organoid morphology and expression in the control condition.

Delivery and expression imaging
HCC organoids · lncRNA shRNA condition · Day 3View image
02lncRNA shRNA condition · Day 3

Organoid morphology and expression at the same time point, shown alongside the control condition.

Delivery and expression imaging

Study focus

Questions we can help answer

  1. 01How does the proposed delivery or genetic perturbation perform in the target model?
  2. 02What functional phenotype does the intervention produce?
  3. 03When should organ-safety readouts be added?

Study workflow

From study goal to results

01

Vector, cell and model setup

Define vector or cell format, target cell, model integrity and key assay endpoints.

02

Delivery and expression assessment

Assess entry, expression, perturbation performance and model tolerance under defined conditions.

03

Function and mechanism

After establishing delivery and perturbation performance, assess the intended phenotype, pathway and durability.

04

Safety and sample expansion

Add normal-tissue, inflammatory or off-target readouts around the mechanism, then plan work in additional samples.

Model options

Models for your study

Study design options

Co-development aligns delivery, perturbation performance, model QC and functional endpoints, then extends the results into mechanism or safety studies.

PROJECT DISCUSSION

Plan a cell or gene therapy study

Vector or cell format, target tissue and intended functional phenotype guide model selection, perturbation assessment and safety readouts.