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AASLD 2025

InSphero is attending AASLD 2025!

Don't miss the chance to connect with us at AASLD 2025, a leading conference for experts, professionals and scientists who are eager to explore the latest breakthroughts in hepatology research and learn more about our 3D in vitro liver disease solutions. 

The Liver Meeting, hosted by the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease, will take place from Friday, November 7th to Tuesday, November 11th in Washington D.C.

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Francisco Verdeguer

Francisco Verdeguer, PhD

Vice President, Liver Disease

Arnab China, PhD

Business Development Manager

Scientific Poster at AASLD 2025

The lipid synthesis inhibitors ACC (Firsocosat) and DGAT2 (Ervogastat) reduce triglyceride content independently, but only Ervogastat also reduces fibrosis biomarkers in human liver spheroids

Date: Monday, November 10th, 2025 | 8:00 am - 5:00 pm  

Poster Number: 4079

Francisco Verdeguer

Francisco Verdeguer, PhD

Vice President, Liver Disease

AASLD 2025 Resources

  • Poster
The lipid synthesis inhibitors ACC (Firsocosat) and DGAT2 (Ervogastat) reduce triglyceride contentindependently, but only Ervogastat also reduces fibrosis biomarkers in human liver spheroids
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Machine learning-based, label-free detection of anti-fibrotic effects in a 3D retinal fibrosis model using bright-field imaging
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Application of InSight™ human 3D MASLD/MASH spheroid models for DILI assessment of compounds
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Screening and comparison of current clinical candidates and various modalities in MASH using human liver spheroids
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Scalable 3D Cell Culture-based Retinal Fibrosis Model for Efficacy Testing
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Digital pathology with artificial intelligence analysis provides insight to the efficacy of anti-fibrotic compounds in human 3D MASH model
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Patient-derived steatotic hepatocytes reveal non-cell autonomous inflammation and fibrogenic effects in multicellular liver spheroids
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InSphero MASH Screening Program Flyer
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