Conferences & events

Come & meet our amazing team

Genoskin at The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology (AAAAI) Annual Meeting 2026

Enabling non-clinical immune assessment through ex vivo human skin and mast cell models

Genoskin was pleased to participate in the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology (AAAAI) Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PA, one of the world’s leading scientific gatherings dedicated to allergy, asthma, and immunology research. The meeting convened leading clinicians, academic researchers, and industry scientists from around the globe to exchange insights on immune-mediated diseases, emerging therapeutic strategies, and advances in translational immunology.

Throughout the conference, Genoskin engaged in high-quality scientific discussions and shared expertise on human-relevant immunology, highlighting the value of ex vivo human skin and primary mast cell platforms for studying allergic and inflammatory immune responses. The event provided an excellent opportunity to connect with the research community and explore new collaborations aimed at advancing predictive, human-based approaches in immunology research.

Our scientific poster presentation

Human primary mast cells as an advanced model for drug development: A reliable platform for assessing efficacy, toxicity, and safety

At the conference, we presented a scientific poster describing the development and validation of our standardized human primary mast cell platform for assessing drug-induced immune activation, hypersensitivity, and inflammatory responses in a human-relevant system.

The data demonstrated reproducible generation of mature mast cells expressing CD117, FcεRI, and MRGPRX2, along with consistent degranulation responses across donors following IgE- and MRGPRX2-mediated stimulation—supporting reliable, translational immune safety assessment in preclinical development.

Download our Poster

Subscribe the newsletter to get the latest updates on upcoming webinars and exclusive scientific insights

Subscribe the newsletter to get the latest updates

& exclusive scientific insights! Delivered to your inbox just once a month.

Comments are closed.