Definition of organoid in English:

organoid

noun ˈɔːɡənɔɪdˈɔrɡəˌnɔɪd

Biology Medicine

An artificially grown mass of cells or tissue that resembles an organ.
the organoids continued to mature and were viable for three to four weeks after implantation
Example sentencesExamples
- To grow larger brains, the stem cells would also have to differentiate into blood vessels to supply nutrients to the growing organoid.
- The test also measures the responses of all the individual cells in the organoid.
- The new research provides a way for scientists to grow organoids from biopsy material, which is comparatively easy to obtain.
- Unlike a rodent, an organoid can't model behavior or complex interactions with other organs, for example.
- The organoid structure became apparent about 20 to 30 days later.
- Unlike the brain's organized structure, regions in the organoids were arranged haphazardly.

Definition of organoid in US English:

organoid

nounˈôrɡəˌnoidˈɔrɡəˌnɔɪd

Medicine Biology

An artificially grown mass of cells or tissue that resembles an organ.
the organoids continued to mature and were viable for three to four weeks after implantation
Example sentencesExamples
- The test also measures the responses of all the individual cells in the organoid.
- The organoid structure became apparent about 20 to 30 days later.
- The new research provides a way for scientists to grow organoids from biopsy material, which is comparatively easy to obtain.
- Unlike a rodent, an organoid can't model behavior or complex interactions with other organs, for example.
- Unlike the brain's organized structure, regions in the organoids were arranged haphazardly.
- To grow larger brains, the stem cells would also have to differentiate into blood vessels to supply nutrients to the growing organoid.

词汇	organoid
释义	Definition of organoid in English: organoid noun ˈɔːɡənɔɪdˈɔrɡəˌnɔɪd Biology Medicine An artificially grown mass of cells or tissue that resembles an organ. the organoids continued to mature and were viable for three to four weeks after implantation Example sentencesExamples To grow larger brains, the stem cells would also have to differentiate into blood vessels to supply nutrients to the growing organoid. The test also measures the responses of all the individual cells in the organoid. The new research provides a way for scientists to grow organoids from biopsy material, which is comparatively easy to obtain. Unlike a rodent, an organoid can't model behavior or complex interactions with other organs, for example. The organoid structure became apparent about 20 to 30 days later. Unlike the brain's organized structure, regions in the organoids were arranged haphazardly. Definition of organoid in US English: organoid nounˈôrɡəˌnoidˈɔrɡəˌnɔɪd Medicine Biology An artificially grown mass of cells or tissue that resembles an organ. the organoids continued to mature and were viable for three to four weeks after implantation Example sentencesExamples The test also measures the responses of all the individual cells in the organoid. The organoid structure became apparent about 20 to 30 days later. The new research provides a way for scientists to grow organoids from biopsy material, which is comparatively easy to obtain. Unlike a rodent, an organoid can't model behavior or complex interactions with other organs, for example. Unlike the brain's organized structure, regions in the organoids were arranged haphazardly. To grow larger brains, the stem cells would also have to differentiate into blood vessels to supply nutrients to the growing organoid.
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