Pathohistology

Organs and tumour samples are taken at defined time points or at the end of the experiment. Samples are preserved in 4% formalin for specific pathohistological investigation and characterisation.

Criteria: Changes in organ structure, necrosis, appearance of metastases

Pathohistology can be performed by the customer or by an external contract pathologists.

Comparison of macroscopic and microscopic appearance of a healthy (left) and a chemically injured liver (right). Arrows indicate necrotic (black) and apoptotic areas (red).

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