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Ex vivo tissue models

Freshly isolated tissue preparations—such as organ slices, explants, or perfused tissue segments—maintained outside the organism to study cellular and circuit-level biology in a near-native structural context.

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Jeffrey W MilsomJerome J. DeCosse M.D. Distinguished Professor of Surgery
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Jeffrey W MilsomJerome J. DeCosse M.D. Distinguished Professor of Surgery
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Juan M. PascualProfessor of Pediatrics
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Juan M. PascualProfessor of Pediatrics
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Antonio BernardoProfessor of Research in Neurological Surgery
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Antonio BernardoProfessor of Research in Neurological Surgery
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Geoffrey PittDirector of the Cardiovascular Research Institute
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Geoffrey PittDirector of the Cardiovascular Research Institute
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Jingli CaoAssociate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology
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Jingli CaoAssociate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology
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Anais RameauAssociate Professor of Otolaryngology
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Anais RameauAssociate Professor of Otolaryngology

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BPBjoern PerderMMMaiko Matsui MQMiaoyan Qiu GPGeoffrey Pitt JCJingli Cao

Scientific reports · 2026

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LGLawrence G. Palmer

American journal of physiology. Renal physiology · 2026

Ex vivo tissue models

MLMark Lee CCChristine Clark ARAnais Rameau

Journal of voice : official journal of the Voice Foundation · 2025

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CELL LINES (38)

brain slices
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mouse brains
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mouse liver
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Ex vivo tissue models

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Zebrafish otic vesicle and mouse epididymis as model systems for studying columnar epithelial cell division.

Processing of ENaC in mouse kidney: effects of aldosterone and a Liddle syndrome mutation.

Assessing Injectate Volume in Injection Laryngoplasty Using Low-Cost Handheld Ultrasonography: Feasibility Study in an Ex Vivo Porcine Model.