How Can In Vitro Models Help Study Differentiation in Toxicology?
In vitro models, such as stem cell-derived systems, offer platforms to study the effects of toxicants on cellular differentiation. These models allow researchers to observe changes in cell fate and function in a controlled environment, providing insights into the mechanisms of toxicity. They are also useful for screening potential toxicants and understanding their impact on human health without the ethical concerns associated with animal testing.
