ACROBiosystem's Organoid Toolbox has applications across disease modeling, drug screening, and beyond.
Diverse Cell Types: Cardiomyocytes, smooth muscle cells, fibroblasts, and endothelial cells make up cardiac organoid, which has a complete cellular makeup like that of the heart.
Electrophysiological Activity: The cardiac organoid exhibits cardiac-like electrical activity, which makes it possible to study electrical signaling pathways and chemical effects. Diverse Neural Cell Types: Its diverse neuronal and glial cell composition enables a more accurate depiction of the cellular makeup of the brain.
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