Special thanks to the @embomolmed.org editors and Dr Roth and the peer-reviewers for the constructive feedback! It was a very nice, straightforward and constructive publishing experience :)
Lastly, do not hesitate to reach out for any feedback or plans to collaborate on this work to us!

Obviously special shoutout to our great Proteomics and Genomics core facilities at @helmholtzmunich.bsky.social and of course the boss @heikolickert.bsky.social for his continuous support! Grateful to the @humboldt-foundation.de for supporting this work with a postdoctoral fellowship.

None of this work would be possible without the contributions of all co-authors: my colleagues Carina, Falk, Mireia and Michi, especially Prof. Kemter and Wolf on the excellent collaboration with the pig model at @lmumuenchen.bsky.social and Dr Kin for his continuous support with the human samples/4

Something that was conserved between pig and human systems. This is particularly useful in the context of anti-pancreatic cancer effects of statins as shown in a recent article: www.cell.com/cell-stem-ce... /3

We show that at least in the pig system there is no difference at the developmental stage that the organoids were derived from. We further validate our system for image-based high content screening applications to show that adrenergic inhibitors and statins can cause toxicity to ducts/2