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Ex-vivo placental perfusion model
The ex-vivo placental perfusion model enables real-time study of nutrient transport, drug transfer, and placental function, offering valuable insights into maternal-fetal exchange and pregnancy health.
Placental explants
Placenta organoids
Trophoblast organoids, often dubbed ‘mini placenta’ or ‘placenta-in-a-dish’, are three-dimensional spheres that self-organize into placenta-like tissue, offering a novel and powerful tool for studying placenta development and function in a controlled laboratory setting.
Placental vessel studies
Placenta vessels in a Mulvany myograph allow researchers to study vascular reactivity, endothelial function, and smooth muscle behavior under controlled conditions, providing insights into pregnancy complications like pre-eclampsia.​
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