Modeling kidney fibrosis and tubular regeneration in iPSC-derived kidney organoids

We present a reproducible human kidney organoid model that captures both fibrotic remodeling and tubular regeneration following clinically relevant injury. This platform offers a valuable tool for studying kidney-specific fibrosis dynamics and testing anti-fibrotic or pro-regenerative strategies.

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Stem Cell Research & Therapy
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2025-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13287-025-04866-6
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Renal and related cancers
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Abstract

We present a reproducible human kidney organoid model that captures both fibrotic remodeling and tubular regeneration following clinically relevant injury. This platform offers a valuable tool for studying kidney-specific fibrosis dynamics and testing anti-fibrotic or pro-regenerative strategies.

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