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A urine-dependent human urothelial organoid offers a potential alternative to rodent models of infection

Horsley et al., 2018

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Horsley H
Dharmasena D
Malone-Lee J
Rohn J
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Murine models describe a defined host/pathogen interaction for urinary tract infection, but human cell studies are scant. Although recent human urothelial organoid models are promising, none demonstrate long-term tolerance to urine, the natural substrate of the tissue …
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