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Liver cancer PDO 2.0: morphology and tissue identity

HCC- and HCC+CC-derived models pair culture morphology, H&E and lineage-related IHC to guide efficacy and mechanism endpoints.

01Study objective02Model & design03Assays & findings04Decision & next step
Model & sampleTissue-derived liver-tumor PDOs
ObjectiveEstablish tissue context, model identity and downstream study direction for the liver-tumor samples
Study conditionsModel establishment and tissue characterization; drug or immune conditions configured for follow-on studies
AssaysBright-field, H&E, hepatic/epithelial and endothelial markers; efficacy or immune endpoints configured for follow-on work
Study evidencePDO culture imaging, source-tissue/PDO histology, and hepatic- and endothelial-related IHC
DeliverablesReceive images, assay results and an analysis summary; the report documents the study design, sample size and statistical methods

STUDY EVIDENCE

Culture morphology and tissue identity in liver-cancer PDO 2.0

HCC- and HCC+CC-derived model figures combine culture morphology, histology and immunohistochemistry to establish model context and guide endpoint selection for follow-on efficacy and mechanism studies.

01PDO 2.0 model context
Liver-cancer PDO 2.0 culture, histology and identity profiling

Liver-cancer PDO 2.0 culture, histology and identity profiling

PDO culture morphology is evaluated with source-tissue/PDO H&E and endothelial- and hepatocyte-related IHC to connect culture, tissue structure and lineage context.

Guides model and endpoint selection for efficacy and mechanism studies
02Conventional PDO reference
Conventional HCC PDO culture and whole-mount immunofluorescence

Conventional HCC PDO culture and whole-mount immunofluorescence

Bright-field and whole-mount immunofluorescence in a conventional HCC PDO document morphology and cell state, adding a complementary conventional-PDO view to liver-cancer study design.

Adds conventional-PDO morphology and cell-state context

INTERPRETATION

Select the study direction around the liver-tumor context

How the results are used

Defines efficacy or mechanism study directions for the profiled liver-tumor samples.

Study application

Interpret results in the context of sample pathology, tissue source, culture morphology and markers, then use them to design efficacy and mechanism studies.

Follow-on study

Build pathology- and target-informed dose, time-course and additional-sample studies.

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