This collection was born from a collaboration between the University Medical Centre Utrecht (UMCU), the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), and Stichting Hubrecht Organoid Biobank Foundation (previously Foundation Hubrecht Organoid Technology) working together to facilitate organoid development and global adoption. Hubrecht Organoid Biobank is accessible to academic institutions worldwide and to commercial entities upon licensing.
The Foundation is a collaboration between the University Medical Centre Utrecht (UMCU), the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), and the Hubrecht Organoid Biobank (previously Hubrecht Organoid Technology).
Patient-derived organoids are already having a major impact on drug development and on treatment choices to improve patient outcome. Organoids are now becoming the go-to model for applications ranging from drug discovery and development, personalized medicine, or regenerative medicine.
Over the years, we have collected and maintained a living biobank including hundreds of organoid models from different species, organs, and multiple diseases including.
Our organoid models undergo strict quality control measures to ensure that they adhere to the highest quality standards. Our biobank is continuously expanding with new models, and associated characterization data including DNA- and RNA-sequencing.
Our organoids are offered to our academic partners for their research and to licensed commercial entities for in-house applications.
The technology used to develop organoids stored in the Hubrecht Organoid Biobank is based on the discovery of Lgr5+ stem cells in the adult intestine by the Hans Clever’s lab, which subsequently led to the development of the fist “mini-gut in a dish”.
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