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Innovative Organ-on-a-Chip (OOAC) technology to improve research in human health and enhance drug discovery
We want to enable scientists to be more creative in their research by proving next dimension cell culture technology, which is easy to use and interactive, whilst closely mimicking body-like conditions and reducing animal testing. Current conventional culture plates & petri-dish approaches are static and self-limiting. Cells are grown in isolation that simply do not represent the real nature of human cell-cell interactions. Whereas, current organ-on-a-chip technologies are difficult to use, have limited throughput and require significant investment
Our novel patented platform, CELLBLOKS®, is a multi-organ/cell type modular “plug and play” Organ-on-a-Chip technology that emulates the organ microenvironments in a standard in-vitro setting. The technology offers researchers a novel way to better predict human responses to new drugs, cosmetics, foods and viruses

CELLBLOKS®
A single platform allowing the study of cell-cell interactions in real-time
CELLBLOKS® 3D stack Liver-on-a-Chip model
This models contains 24 individual liver-chips per plate. Each chip consists of multiple liver cell types grown in layered scaffold blocks, arranged in close proximity in a 3D stacked format and is ready to be exposed to test drugs

CELLBLOKS® 2D layout Liver-on-a-Chip model
This CELLBLOKS® kit contains readily grown physiological relevant liver micro-tissues constituting different cell types of the liver grown adjacent to each other enabling in-vivo relevant cell-cell iterations constituting metabolic function essential for predicting adverse drug effects in your lab

Use CELLBLOKS® kits to build your own unique organ models in your lab
CELLBLOKS® is unique because no other plate platform allows you to study complex in-vivo like cell-cell interaction studies with ease. Using CELLBLOKS® you can build complex models by simply putting together different cell growth Blocks in one platform that are designed to mimic both barrier organs and those in systematic circulation
