‘Mini Liver’ Will Grow in Person’s Own Lymph Node in Bold New Trial

A person has undergone an experimental treatment for the first time that may allow them to grow an additional “miniature liver.” The procedure, developed by the biotechnology firm LyGenesis, initiates a clinical trial for individuals with liver failure who have not received a transplant.

 

In this innovative approach, researchers injected healthy liver cells from a donor into a lymph node in the upper abdomen of the patient. The goal is for the liver cells to multiply within the lymph node and form a structure that can perform the blood-filtering functions of the patient’s failing liver within several months.

Keywords: organoids, liver regeneration, lymph nodes

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