Organ-on-a-chip companies develop microengineered systems that recreate aspects of human tissue and organ function under controlled laboratory conditions. These technologies provide more physiologically relevant models for drug discovery, disease research and safety testing.
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Browse 7 UK organ-on-a-chip companies below.
Endometrial biology platform for implantation failure and miscarriage
Sita Bio is a London-based biotech developing a first-trimester biology platform to investigate embryo implantation failure and recurrent miscarriage. The company combines…
Organ-on-a-chip systems for human-relevant preclinical drug testing
CN Bio is a UK biotechnology company developing organ-on-a-chip microphysiological systems for preclinical drug discovery and safety testing. Its platform recreates human organ…
3D cell culture scaffolds and bioprinting systems for research
Copner Biotech is a Welsh biotechnology company developing and manufacturing 3D cell culture scaffolds and bioprinting instrumentation for life sciences research. Its PETG…
Contract microscopy imaging and analysis services for life sciences
Nikon BioImaging Lab is a contract research organisation based at the Babraham Research Campus in Cambridge, providing microscope-based imaging and analysis services to biotech…
UK national centre advancing alternatives to animal research
The NC3Rs is a UK scientific organisation dedicated to the replacement, reduction, and refinement of animals in research and testing. Funded primarily through MRC and BBSRC, it…
Organ-on-a-chip platforms for pre-clinical drug toxicology research
Revivocell is a biotechnology company developing modular organ-on-a-chip and 3D cell culture platforms for pre-clinical drug discovery and toxicology research. Its platforms…
Organ-on-chip devices and preclinical drug testing services
DLOC Biosystems is a biotechnology company developing patented organ-on-chip and human-on-chip technology for preclinical drug testing. Its microfluidic chips enable cells to grow…