Researchers in the BIRDIE consortium have created a versatile stem cell-based model of the kidney proximal tubule. The study, published in Toxicology In Vitro, shows that the model can accurately predict the toxic effect of multiple reference compounds. Additionally, the…
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Getting together to build the future of in vitro models
On March 12, we gathered several international experts on organ-on-chip technology and kidney diseases in Maastricht to discuss how to bring advanced in vitro research technologies from bench to business. The workshop covered a diverse set of topics ranging from…
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From bench to business – Building the future of in vitro models
How can organ-on-chip technologies and other advanced in vitro methods take the step from the lab bench to becoming a driver for increased drug development efficiency and new biomedical innovations? This is the topic for an upcoming research and innovation…
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