Vessel-on-a-Chip

Vessel-on-a-chip is a small chip that contains channels that are lined with endothelial cells to simulate the inner lining of blood vessels. These channels allow for the flow of fluids, such as blood or different types of solutions, through the chip. Vessel-on-a-chip can be used to study various aspects of vascular biology, such as endothelial cell behavior, blood flow dynamics, and interactions between cells and the vessel wall. This technology offers a way to observe and study vascular processes in a controlled environment, which can provide valuable insights into vascular diseases and potential therapeutic strategies.

What We Can Do for You

Vessel-on-a-chip holds great promise for advancing biomedical research and drug development by providing a more accurate and physiologically relevant model of blood vessels in the human body. STEMart is able to utilize vessel-on-a-chip to faithfully replicate the complex structure and function of human vessel and provide the following services:

• Disease modeling: Model various vascular diseases, such as atherosclerosis, thrombosis, and hypertension to gain insights into the mechanisms underlying these diseases and develop new therapeutic strategies.
• Drug screening: Screen potential drug candidates for their effects on vascular function, blood flow, endothelial cell behavior, and other relevant parameters to determine the efficacy and safety of new drugs in a more physiologically relevant setting.
• Toxicity testing: Assess the toxicity of drugs and environmental chemicals on vascular health, identify potential risks to human health and prioritize safer alternatives.
• Personalized medicine: Create patient-specific models of blood vessels using cells derived from a patient's own tissues and assess individual responses to different drugs and interventions, allowing for personalized drug testing and treatment optimization.

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