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High-throughput organoid analysis platform for biomedical applications
Roček, Vojtěch ; Chmelíková, Larisa (referee) ; Janoušek, Oto (advisor)
Nowadays, the organoids structures has become more popular as suitable model systems for clinical research, particularly for development of new medication and drug screening. The standard study approaches include invazive biochemical or molecular-biology analysis as well as non-invasive optical approaches. Among optical methods, various microscopy techniques can give a very detailed information about the structure of organoids. However, the microscopy is time consuming as well as it puts a great demand on instrumentation. Therefore, the microscopy is not suitable for high content analysis of multiple samples. This work is focused on the development of the device and experimental technique for high-throughput screenings of organoids structures for biomedical applications based on microtitrate plates. Literatre search for non-invasive optical methods, suitable for analysis of organoid structures. The necessary adjustements of existing system for algae phenotypization are discussed. An experiment was made to test functionality of designed system. Practical use for clinical use is tested by the experiment of spheroids reaction to selected cytostatics. The results and findings are discussed in the conclusion.
High-throughput organoid analysis platform for biomedical applications
Roček, Vojtěch ; Chmelíková, Larisa (referee) ; Janoušek, Oto (advisor)
Nowadays, the organoids structures has become more popular as suitable model systems for clinical research, particularly for development of new medication and drug screening. The standard study approaches include invazive biochemical or molecular-biology analysis as well as non-invasive optical approaches. Among optical methods, various microscopy techniques can give a very detailed information about the structure of organoids. However, the microscopy is time consuming as well as it puts a great demand on instrumentation. Therefore, the microscopy is not suitable for high content analysis of multiple samples. This work is focused on the development of the device and experimental technique for high-throughput screenings of organoids structures for biomedical applications based on microtitrate plates. Literatre search for non-invasive optical methods, suitable for analysis of organoid structures. The necessary adjustements of existing system for algae phenotypization are discussed. An experiment was made to test functionality of designed system. Practical use for clinical use is tested by the experiment of spheroids reaction to selected cytostatics. The results and findings are discussed in the conclusion.

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