Candidate and study goal
Define the target and study goal: screen candidates, compare activity or investigate the mechanism of response.
Application
Compare small-molecule dose responses and combinations in human organoids, with mechanistic assays to investigate differences across models.
Glioma PDO 2.0 study
Two separate glioma studies illustrate tissue–PDO characterization and treatment response in an HGM model. Your program can build on these approaches to compare candidate dose responses, time points and combinations.
View imageModel and lineage context: source-tissue/PDO histology with Nestin, OLIG2 and S100B profiling establishes glioma-model features for candidate and mechanism studies.
TRiCBIO glioma PDO 2.0 study data
View imageTreatment response: early-apoptosis and necrosis readouts across inhibitor concentrations show dose-related changes and guide replication, combination and mechanism studies.
TRiCBIO glioma PDO 2.0 study dataContinue to the related case for model context, experimental setup and interpretation.
Study focus
Study workflow
Define the target and study goal: screen candidates, compare activity or investigate the mechanism of response.
Select a biologically relevant model and confirm model performance, vehicle tolerance, positive-control response and assay window.
Use dose series, time points or combination matrices with consistent viability, morphology and mechanism-linked readouts.
Confirm initial hits and rank candidates using potency, maximum effect, selectivity and data quality.
Model options
Plate format, throughput, dose range and hit criteria are adapted to the model and candidate; in vitro results support candidate comparison and the design of follow-on in vivo validation.
PROJECT DISCUSSION
The target, indication, candidate set and current dose, combination or mechanism question guide model selection, controls and study endpoints.