Now on LinkedIn: Phenomics Australia Histopathology & Slide Scanning Node

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We’re excited to share that the Phenomics Australia Histopathology & Slide Scanning Node at The University of Melbourne is now on LinkedIn!

Follow here to stay up to date on our specialised services, including necropsy and histopathology support for biomedical researchers across Australia. Our team assists with evaluating and phenotyping modified, treated, experimental, or genetically engineered mice at all developmental stages.

As the only service of its kind in Australia, the Phenomics Australia Histopathology & Slide Scanning Service has supported over 150 researchers from 30+ biomedical institutions for more than a decade. Our experienced staff are always available to help with your research needs.

Let’s connect, collaborate, and advance Australian biomedical science together!

Histopathology and Slide Scanning-Phenomics Australia

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