organoid (redirected from Organoids)

organoid /or·ga·noid/ (or´gah-noid)

1. resembling an organ.

2. a structure that resembles an organ.

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or·gan·oid (ôrg-noid)

adj.

Resembling an organ.

n.

See organelle.

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organoid

[ôr′gənoid]

Etymology: Gk, organon + eidos, form

1  adj, resembling an organ.

2  n, any structure that resembles an organ in appearance or function, specifically an abnormal tumor mass. See also organelle.

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organoid

1. resembling an organ.

2. a structure that resembles an organ.