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About

Next-Gen 
In Vitro Models
 

For Research & Drug Development

95% of new cancer drugs fail during clinical trials. 

Drug development has also become slower and more expensive over time in a phenomenon known as Erooms Law. One of the root causes of these problems is that the tools researchers use for efficacy testing, such as 2D cell cultures and murine models, do not accurately depict human biology.  

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OUR SOLUTION
 3D CULTURE PLATFORMS

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EZ-Seed Plate

ADVANTAGES

  • Easily create up to 45 spheroids from a single pipette step.

  • Uniform spheroids for experimental consistency.

  • No risk of losing or damaging spheroids during media changes.

  • Effortless immunostaining and imaging.

  • In situ IHC and H&E analysis.

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3-in-1 Plate

ADVANTAGES

  • Spheroid formation + extracellular matrix + drug testing + analysis. All-in-one platform.

    Uniform spheroids for experimental consistency.

  • No risk of losing or damaging spheroids during media changes.

  • Lower cell requirements reduces the need to passage cells for organoid formation.  

  • One spheroid per microwell. No crosstalk between the models. 

  • Easily image spheroids in situ.

  • In situ IHC and H&E analysis.

Our Partners

Research Institutes and Universities

Pre-clinical CROs

Pharma and Drug Developers

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Tumor spheroids and organoids

What Are Spheroids?

Spheroids are three dimensional clusters of cell lines grown in vitro. These structures mimic important aspects of the cellular microenvironment such as cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions, making them important models for both basic research and drug screening. 

Rewriting Erooms Law.

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