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Histology
Spatial analysis of target expression in cells, as well as evaluation of differences in the architecture of healthy and diseased tissues, and effects of potential therapeutics, is central to drug development.
With extensive experience from the pharma industry, academic research and clinical pathology laboratories, the Truly Labs histology team has designed and performed a wide variety of studies tailored to the needs of pharma clients and research institutions worldwide. Our histology laboratories are equipped with cutting-edge technologies for tissue processing, staining, imaging, and analysis to ensure fast delivery of high-quality results.
We offer a range of techniques, including immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence and special staining techniques, and have long experience with evaluation of preclinical models including tumor models, neurological models, and inflammation/fibrosis models. We also have access to a large panel of human and rodent tissues, including normal and diseased tissues, to enable customers to gather additional information regarding target localization.
Truly Labs has broadened its service offerings to include the RNAScope® system, enabling multiplex RNA in situ hybridization analysis of cells and tissues, providing an important complement to our immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence and histology services.
Our comprehensive histology services can provide identification of drug mechanisms and efficacy through evaluation of target engagement and confirmation of mode of action. We support your drug development programs in a wide variety of disease areas
