Normal and tumorous liver slices: high value for diverse applications

Supplied by Laica on Wednesday, 27 April, 2022

Precision-cut liver tissue sections are a powerful tool to perform studies on pharmacological metabolism as well as studies investigating toxicology and efficacy of novel substances on primary material under standardised conditions.

Learn about a highly reproducible method for the slicing of liver tissue that raises the bar for tissue viability and result validity.

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