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Hepatotoxicity & ADME Services

Human-relevant liver safety and metabolism studies using microphysiological systems (MPS)

Predictive liver toxicity and metabolism data using multicellular human liver models that better reflect in vivo physiology than conventional in vitro assays.

Multicellular human models
31+ day viability
Enhanced metabolism
Liver cells with fluorescent staining in multicellular liver microphysiological system

Why Revivocell

Conventional liver assays often fail to predict human hepatotoxicity and metabolism due to limited cellular complexity and non-physiological culture conditions. Revivocell's microphysiological systems are designed to overcome these limitations by recreating key aspects of human liver biology in vitro.

Multicellular human liver MPS

Co-culture of hepatocytes with non-parenchymal cells

Physiological cell–cell crosstalk

Recapitulates in vivo-like cellular interactions

Optional fluid flow

Dynamic culture conditions for enhanced relevance

Human-relevant functional readouts

Clinically translatable biomarkers

We run the study for you

Revivocell provides fully managed hepatotoxicity and ADME studies, from experimental design through to data interpretation, using our liver microphysiological systems.

  • Study design and protocol definition
  • Compound dosing and experimental execution
  • Quality control, data analysis, and reporting

Comprehensive toxicity evaluation

Quantitative analysis

Metabolite profiling

CYP450 enzyme activity

How It Works

1

Introductory call

Discuss objectives and compounds

2

Study plan and quote

Receive detailed protocol and pricing

3

Experimental execution

By our scientific team

4

Report delivery

With data, QC, and interpretation

Who this service is for

Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies

AI / machine-learning companies

CROs

Academic and translational research groups

Core Study Endpoints

Cytotoxicity

  • ATP levels
  • LDH release

Albumin and urea secretion

  • Hepatocyte functionality
  • Protein synthesis

Cytochrome P450 (CYP) activity

  • CYP3A4, CYP2C9, CYP1A2
  • Drug metabolism and clearance indicators

Optional inflammation markers and imaging-based readouts

  • Cytokine release
  • High-content imaging

Evidence-Based, Decision-Ready Data

Our hepatotoxicity and ADME studies use liver microphysiological systems with demonstrated human-relevant function, giving you confidence in the biological relevance of your data.

Why our models deliver confident decisions

  • Long-term hepatocyte viability (31+ days) supports chronic exposure studies
  • Sustained human-relevant albumin and urea production ensures functional readouts
  • Enhanced CYP450 activity under dynamic culture enables metabolic profiling
  • Response to high-DILI-risk compounds demonstrated against reference benchmarks

Peer-reviewed validation

Our NANOSTACKS™-based liver models have been published in peer-reviewed literature, demonstrating multicellular liver function and relevance for hepatotoxicity studies.

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What you receive from a Revivocell study

Comprehensive, decision-ready outputs delivered by our scientific team

Detailed study report

Full experimental protocol, raw data, statistical analysis, and quality control metrics

Quality control documentation

Cell viability, functional benchmarks, and assay performance indicators

Scientific interpretation

Expert analysis of toxicity patterns, dose-response curves, and compound-specific findings

Decision-ready outputs

Clear conclusions and recommendations to support go/no-go decisions or regulatory submissions

Models used in this service

Liver Monoculture MPS

Primary human hepatocytes on NANOSTACKS™ platform

Liver Triculture MPS

Hepatocytes with stellate and endothelial cells

Liver Tetraculture MPS

Four-cell liver model including Kupffer cells

Ready to discuss your hepatotoxicity study?

Talk to our scientific team about your study objectives, compound characteristics, and timelines in a no-pressure consultation.

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