Browse models and research evidence
Review tumor, normal-tissue and disease organoids with related characterization, applications and project evidence.
Browse public models ↗TRiCBIO BIOBANK
Find organoid models and data
Browse representative models, request PDO line-level availability, characterization and study-relevant data, and discuss model supply or commissioned studies with our team.
Browse public models directly, request PDO line-level availability and characterization information, and discuss further data access based on research use and authorization scope.
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Browse models, request information and plan a study
Browse public models directly, then contact our team for specific PDO lines, characterization records or authorized data access.
Request PDO line information
Request project-relevant line-level information by cancer type, tissue origin, molecular features, characterization and availability.
Request line-level information ↗Request Biobank data access
Share the intended research use and required lines or data fields. Our team will explain what information can be provided, how access is arranged and the next steps.
Request access ↗PDO lines & models
Discuss models matched to your cancer type, tissue of interest and PDO 1.0 or PDO 2.0 study system.
Characterization & data
Explore your needs for histology, molecular features and functional readouts in the context of your study.
Model & study requests
Work with our team on model selection, supply requirements and commissioned studies.
Representative resource areas
Match model systems to the research question
These representative model areas illustrate the available pathways. Our team will match resources to cancer type, sample context, readouts and collaboration needs.
Tumor organoids
Match tumor PDOs by cancer type, study context and readout needs for target, efficacy and mechanism studies.
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PDO 2.0 / ALI
Retain source-tissue architecture and sample immune context for tumor-microenvironment and immunotherapy studies.
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Normal-tissue organoids
Match safety-study models around tissue function, injury response and candidate selectivity.
Explore a representative model ↗From study needs to model matching
- Share your study interests and contact details
- Discuss model and data needs with our team
- Agree on model matching and next steps