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Multi-chip Liver-12 consumable plates from CN Bio enable the advanced culture of 12 human 3D liver microtissues under perfusion/plate. Each microtissue recapitulates the functionality and microarchitecture of the human liver to accurately predict drug responses.

Multi-chip Barrier (MPS-T12) consumable Plates from CN Bio are used to culture advanced in vitro barrier models under perfusion, such as gut-on-a-chip or lung-on-a-chip, to predict human drug responses more accurately.

Multi-chip Dual-organ (MPS-TL6) consumable plates from CN Bio are used to culture interconnected 3D in vitro multi-organ-on-chip models under perfusion, such as Gut/Liver, or Lung/Liver, to generate clinically translatable data.

Multi-chip Liver-48 consumable plates from CN Bio enable the advanced culture of 48 miniaturized in vitro 3D liver microtissues under perfusion/ plate for comparative drug screens. Each microtissue recapitulates the functionality and microarchitecture of the human liver to accurately predict drug responses.

The OrganoPlate 3-lane features 40 independent culture cells, each supporting adjacent in-gel culture and 2 perfusion channels, that can contain perfused tubular tissues. The 3-lane models supports apical and basal access to epithelial and endothelial tubules, allowing barrier integrity and transport assays. The lanes are 400 micron wide. Six wells of the 384-well-plate user interface connect to each microfluidic network in…

A new design of ultra-low attachment 3D plate to facilitate easy handling of media exchange without disturbing spheroid formation 

The OrganoPlate 2-lane 400 features 96 independent culture cells, each supporting one in-gel culture and a perfusion channel, that can contain a perfused tubular tissue. The lanes are 400 micron-wide. Four wells of the 384-well-plate user interface connect to each microfluidic network.

The OrganoPlate® Graft is the first in vitro cell culture platform that allows vascularization of 3D tissues like spheroids, organoids, and tumors in vitro.