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Organ-on-a-chip platforms

Test biology
before you fund
an animal model.

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The problem

Animal data drives most preclinical decisions. But it doesn't predict human biology.

Species differences routinely mask the toxicity and efficacy signals that only surface once a program reaches human trials.

By then, the cost of being wrong is measured in years and millions. The FDA Modernization Act now allows non-animal data in regulatory submissions — opening the door to models built on real human tissue.

Researcher reviewing dose-response data on screen
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Answers in weeks
Kits ship with protocol and run on your existing bench — no CRO queue, no animal-study timeline.
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Proof before capital risk
Get a go/no-go read on your mechanism before committing budget to a full preclinical program.
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Patent-backed platform
Built on issued patents for perfused multi-organ vasculature, not an unpublished lab technique.
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Matched to your biology
Body-, Forebrain-, or Placenta-on-a-Chip — choose the organ system relevant to your program.
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The platform

Three chip systems.
One vascular architecture.

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Body-on-a-Chip

Modular microfluidic system with perfused capillary networks connecting multiple organ types.

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Body-on-a-Chip
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Forebrain-on-a-Chip

Multilayered gradient device generating topographically organized cerebral organoids.

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Forebrain-on-a-Chip
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Placenta-on-a-Chip

Stem-cell-derived placental organoids integrated with vascular microfluidics.

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Placenta-on-a-Chip
Patent-backed, not a lab hack

Two granted patents, with a third pending, on perfused multi-organ vasculature.

Fluorescent microscopy of a perfused vascular organoid network
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Organ-on-a-chip market CAGR to 2034
Weeks
From kit delivery to proof-of-concept data
UCI
Exclusive option with the originating UC Irvine labs
Ayatris research team reviewing data
The team

Built by the scientists who invented it.

Founded by Srujana Cherukuri, PhD, with co-inventors from UC Irvine's vascular biology, neurodevelopment, and biomedical engineering labs.

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