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2025.01.30

Fibrosis-related factors and pathogenesis of STAM mice

Today, we would like to introduce the correlation between our proprietary STAMTM model and fibrosis-related fa…

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2025.01.30

Wnt/β-catenin in STAM: How does it correlate to human liver cancer?

We would like to share with you the HCC-related gene expression data of our proprietary MASH-HCC model (STAMTM…

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2025.01.29

Potential MASH biomarker in NASH-HCC model

We would like to introduce the data for a serological marker from our MASH model (STAMTM model).   Hepato…

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2025.01.29

Fibrosis markers in the STAM model

We would like to introduce a non-invasive fibrosis marker.   Currently, the most reliable method for MASH…

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2025.01.29

Introduction of DDC-Induced Cholestatic Liver Disease Mouse Model

We would like to introduce mice model of primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC), as well as 3,5-Diethoxycarbonyl…

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2025.01.29

Pre-clinical studies for Cholestatic Liver Diseases: Bile Duct Ligation model

We would like to share with you about our Bile duct ligation (BDL) model, known as a disease model mice for ch…

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2025.01.29

Positive control for CCl4 mouse model

We would like to introduce our carbon tetrachloride (CCl4)-induced liver fibrosis model, which is a widely use…

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2025.01.29

Proteinuria in the Adriamycin model

When discussing our mouse models of chronic kidney disease (CKD), we are often asked about proteinuria as a ur…

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2025.01.29

Drug efficacy evaluation study for fibrotic diseases involving multiple organs

We want to introduce a paper by Insilico Medicine, a company that focuses on fibrosis to develop drugs, and af…

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2025.01.29

Introduction of the paper using our UUO model

Today, we would like to introduce a paper published by our client using our Chronic Kidney Disease model. &nbs…

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