Histopathology

Routine pathology not only provides the strongest evidence for the diagnosis of a disease, but also predicts its course and response to treatment. It now plays an important role in preclinical and clinical studies. Pathology determines the safety, efficacy and mechanism of action of your therapeutic molecules.

Through our close collaboration with IPG, we can rely on the expertise of pathologists in the following sectors: cytology, dermatology, gynaecology, haematology, forensic medicine, neurology, digestive and hepatic pathology, endocrine pathology, mammary pathology, soft tissue pathology, pneumology, urology.

Among our available services, immunohistochemistry is a method used to localise proteins in the cells of a section of biological tissue by detecting antigens using antibodies. It has become a crucial and widely used technique.