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A Nondestructive, Image-based Cytotoxicity Assessment for Combined Safety and Efficacy Screening in Human-iPSC Derived Organoids
Discover how this nondestructive method improves drug screening by combining safety and efficacy assessments.
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A Model for High-throughput Therapeutic Screening of Peripheral Neuropathy in a Human 3D Nerve-on-a-Chip Microphysiological System
Explore NerveSim®, a 3D nerve-on-a-chip microphysiological system for high-throughput screening of peripheral neuropathy. Discover its capabilities in neurotoxicity, neuroprotection, and electrophysiology-based drug development.
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A High-throughput Electrophysiology Platform for Compound Screening with a Peripheral Nerve Microphysiological System
A 3D peripheral nerve model enabling high-throughput electrophysiology for drug screening, neurotoxicity assessment, and neuroprotection research with clinically relevant insights.
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A 3D Human Model for Preclinical Drug Screening Using a Myelinated Nerve-on-a-Chip Micro-physiological System
Analyze neurite outgrowth, Schwann cell migration, and myelination to enhance neurotoxicity assessments and electrophysiology testing.
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3D Nerve-on-a-Chip Model Effectively Screens Neurotoxic Compounds
Learn how electrophysiology and morphological assays identify chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy.
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Application of a Dual Human Cell System to Measure Potential Off-target Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (PN) for Antibody Drug Conjugate (ADC) Candidates and Other Developing Chemotherapeutics
A dual human cell system designed to evaluate off-target peripheral neuropathy risks in ADCs and chemotherapeutics, enhancing preclinical safety assessment.
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High-throughput Functional and Morphological Neurotoxicity Screening in Human NerveSim
Pre-clinical model for sensitively testing novel therapeutics for potential functional and morphological effects on the peripheral nervous system