CELLBLOKS® provides a more predictive and reliable alternative to traditional animal testing for studying organ-specific functions and interactions. Its interactive LEGO®-like design allows for easy building of complex models, mimicking both barrier organs and those in systematic circulation. With CELLBLOKS®, you can perform a wide range of combination studies and easily plug and play with different cell growth blocks to create intricate models in a convenient and versatile platform. Join the forefront of advanced in-vitro testing with CELLBLOKS®
Unlock the Potential of Multiple Cell and Organ Type Co-Culture with CELLBLOKS® System and Matrix
The CELLBLOKS® system and matrix provide a powerful tool for studying cell type interactions. With three-way combination possibilities, you can test individual cell types, sets of two, and tri-cultures all in one plate. The CELLBLOKS® matrix helps identify the most promising cell type combinations for further study, saving you time and money. By leveraging this technology, you can unlock the potential of complex biological systems and make groundbreaking discoveries in your field.

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Introducing CELLBLOKS®: a novel organ-on-a-chip platform allowing a plug-and-play approach towards building organotypic models

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Engineering liver model using CELLBLOKS®: a novel approach to in-vitro pre-clinical drug screening

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