cell-cultured placenta

Topic

A cell-cultured placenta refers to the in vitro cultivation of placental cells, tissues, or organoids to model the physiological and structural characteristics of the human placental barrier. These models, which include placenta-on-a-chip systems and trophoblast organoids, are utilized in biomedical research to study maternal-fetal transport, drug exposure, and viral infections without invasive in vivo testing.