CORE: Deterministic alignment for bias-free organoid histology
Pereiro, I.; Lavickova, B.; Labat-Berthier, C.; Toscani, S.; Aubert, J.; Cubela, I.; Rao, J.; Garcia-Cordero, J. L.
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Histological analysis of 3D tissue models is limited by geometric sampling bias arising from inconsistent positioning during embedding. We present Coplanar Organoid Reproducible Embedding (CORE), which aligns heterogeneous specimens on a shared sectioning plane to enable reproducible, bias-free histology. By eliminating depth-dependent sampling artifacts, CORE reveals biological differences obscured by sectioning depth and integrates with automated liquid- handling workflows.
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