Figure 1.
Human thyroid microtissue assay workflow. A, The microtissue model evaluation consisted of 3 control treatment (Tx) groups: (Tx-1, negative control) baseline effects in hTMT medium without TSH supplementation, (Tx-2, positive control) hTMT medium supplemented with TSH, and (Tx-3, TSH antagonist control) hTMT medium supplemented with TSH and human anti-TSHR K1-70 antibody. B, Human thyrocytes were thawed and seeded directly from cryopreservation into a 3D culture model on 96-well plates with control treatments at 2 day intervals. Microtissue morphology, analyte sampling (TG, T4, T3), and viability were assessed at day 14. C, Standard assay conditions utilized Tx-2 medium changes for the duration of the assay. Reference chemical and solvent control (0.5% DMSO) exposures were initiated on day 8 and repeated every 2 days for a total exposure duration of 6 days. The assay terminated on day 14 where microtissue morphology, analyte sampling (T4), and viability were assessed. Thyroglobulin (TG), thyroxine (T4), triiodothyronine (T3).

Human thyroid microtissue assay workflow. A, The microtissue model evaluation consisted of 3 control treatment (Tx) groups: (Tx-1, negative control) baseline effects in hTMT medium without TSH supplementation, (Tx-2, positive control) hTMT medium supplemented with TSH, and (Tx-3, TSH antagonist control) hTMT medium supplemented with TSH and human anti-TSHR K1-70 antibody. B, Human thyrocytes were thawed and seeded directly from cryopreservation into a 3D culture model on 96-well plates with control treatments at 2 day intervals. Microtissue morphology, analyte sampling (TG, T4, T3), and viability were assessed at day 14. C, Standard assay conditions utilized Tx-2 medium changes for the duration of the assay. Reference chemical and solvent control (0.5% DMSO) exposures were initiated on day 8 and repeated every 2 days for a total exposure duration of 6 days. The assay terminated on day 14 where microtissue morphology, analyte sampling (T4), and viability were assessed. Thyroglobulin (TG), thyroxine (T4), triiodothyronine (T3).

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