The Liver Meeting® 2026

From November 5–9, 2026, TransCure bioServices will join Taconic Biosciences at The Liver Meeting® 2026 (AASLD) in Denver, Colorado.

This event brings together leading experts in hepatology, liver disease research, and therapeutic development. Moreover, it provides an opportunity to explore scientific advances and innovative approaches to liver disease research.

Meet our team in Denver

Attending The Liver Meeting® 2026? Come and meet Fallon Noto, PhD, Field Application Scientist, to discuss your liver research programs.

Our team combines scientific expertise with advanced humanized mouse models. As a result, we can support your preclinical research across several areas:

• MASLD/MASH and liver fibrosis
• HBV and viral hepatitis
• Human liver biology and immune responses
• Liver-targeted therapies and preclinical drug development

In addition, we offer different in vivo approaches to address your research needs. These include humanized immune system (HIS) mice, humanized liver models, and conventional mouse models.

Our MASH/Fibrosis Research recognized as a Poster of Distinction

We are especially proud to share that our MASH/fibrosis poster has been selected as a Poster of Distinction. This recognition from the AASLD Scientific Committee highlights our research using humanized immune system (HIS) mice and CCl4 and HFMCD models.

It also marks an important milestone for TransCure bioServices. Above all, it recognizes the work of our R&D, Project Management, and Histology teams.

Our research explores advanced mouse models to investigate liver inflammation and fibrosis. In particular, it supports the development of relevant preclinical approaches for studying MASH and liver diseases.

• Poster: Rapid humanized mouse models for liver fibrosis and MASH
• Poster number: #1327

Is your current liver model capturing the complexity of human disease?

The right preclinical model can make all the difference. Combined with scientific expertise, it can help researchers better understand disease mechanisms and evaluate new therapeutic candidates.

Meet Fallon in Denver and discover how TransCure bioServices and Taconic Biosciences can support your next liver research program.

Book a meeting with Fallon →

Hosted by AASLD and AASLD Foundation, The Liver Meeting’s sessions, symposiums, and discussions are developed by the researchers, physicians, advanced practice providers, and specialists who are actively shaping the field, ensuring the content you receive is as relevant and rigorous as the work you do. The meeting provides attendees with practical tools they can immediately apply to their specific role(s) in hepatology, whether that’s a seasoned clinician-researcher or an early-career nurse practitioner.