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Set yourself up for success with organ-on-a-chip

From CN-Bio Jun 27 2024

Organ-on-a-chip (OOC) is an experimental tool to improve the human predictivity and cost effectiveness of drug discovery and development. Generally, OOC models are formed from cultures of primary human cells that recreate the structure and function of human organs and tissues in vitro. Perfusion increases their longevity and performance over 2-, or 3D-static cultures enabling you to gather deeper mechanistic insights into drug or disease mechanism of action, better informing in vivo studies and reducing animal use.

Watch the webinar to listen to Dr. Gareth Guenigault, Lead scientist discuss:

Why you should consider OOC
How to choose the right solution for your needs
How to get started quickly
Avoiding common pitfalls
Try before you buy options

Speaker Information:

Dr Gareth Guenigault

Lead Scientist CRO Services - CN Bio

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