CORDIS Project
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This project focuses on developing a library of modular components for creating organ-on-chip systems, which serve as alternatives to animal testing in drug discovery. The aim is to standardize and enhance the efficiency of drug screening processes by enabling high-throughput testing.
Off late, there has been a tremendous surge in the cost of bringing new drugs to the market.
The rising costs and ethical concerns related to screening with animal models have led to the development of alternate approaches for drug discovery.
Owing to the advantages of high physiological relevance and predictive value, Micro-physiological systems (MPSs) (also referred to as Organ-on-chips (OoC)) are gradually taking over as powerful and cost-effective alternative to animal model-based drug scree…
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