Evaluating New 3-D Systems for Disease Modeling, Drug Discovery, and Toxicology

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Cell and tissue-based models are a necessary step in the workflow for toxicology testing, drug discovery, and disease modeling. In recent years, the research and pharmaceutical industries have adopted more-complex ex vivo and in vitro 3-D tissue models because of their better predictive power. In this webinar, representatives from Bio-Techne will discuss the history of cell- and tissue-based model systems for toxicology, drug screening, and disease modeling. They also introduce MimEX™ Tissue Model Systems, a transformative culturing platform that builds upon the physiological and structural advancements of current organoid models by producing 3-D tissue with better accessibility and lower variability. Tune in to learn more about MimEX 3-D Tissue.

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