Long-Lived and Genetically Diverse Skin Organoids Derived from Murine Adult Hair Follicle Stem Cells

    Rachel J. Waldemer, , Eve Kandyba, Allan Balmain, Jeroen P. Roose
    TLDR Researchers created long-lasting, diverse skin organoids from mouse hair follicle stem cells, useful for studying skin.
    Researchers have developed long-lived and genetically diverse skin organoids from adult murine hair follicle stem cells, overcoming limitations of existing 3D skin models. These organoids, derived from adult and elderly mice, can be viably frozen, thawed, and passaged over 20 times while maintaining culture for more than 3 months. They express hair follicle-associated markers and originate from three distinct hair follicle stem cell populations. This novel method allows for the creation of skin organoids that retain hair follicle stem cell markers and can be biobanked, providing a valuable resource for studying skin homeostasis, regeneration, and pathology.
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