Poster: Characterization of biological variability in a stem cell-derived human intestinal epithelium model

Associate Director Liz Boazak recently traveled to the 2nd MPS World Summit held in Berlin, Germany June 25-29, 2023. Her stem cell intestinal model poster was presented in the Reproducibility topic session and describes characterizing multiple donor and batch statistics of baseline RepliGut® Planar- transverse colon.  Poster further describes how minimizing the variability improves the ability to discern true biological responses to inflammatory insults.  

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