Botox Potency Evaluation Using a 3D Human Neuromuscular Junction Model
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Easy creation of 3D iPSC-derived Neuromuscular Junction model with automated functional output.
NMJ-specific inhibition of muscular contractility through BoNT activity.
Dose-dependent response to BoNT with EC50 calculation for potency assay applications.
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A Scalable Functional Model of 3D Human Neuromuscular Junctions Using the Mantarray Platform
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Facile co-culture of iPSC-derived neurons & skeletal muscle into a 3D NMJ model.
Scalable, reproducible & reliable formation of 3D human NMJs with long in vitro lifetimes.
Turnkey, longitudinal collection of NMJ functional data, backed by histological evidence.
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Pre-clinical Identification of Dose-Dependent Cardiac Toxicity
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Turnkey scalable production of human 3D engineered heart tissues.
Label-free automated capture and analysis of functional data across 24 tissues in parallel.
In vitro validation of clinical drug toxicity and efficacy using human cell models.
Identification of optimal dosing regimens to minimize functional side-effects.
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Application of Cyclic Uniaxial Stretch: New Tools for Understanding the Role of the Extracellular Matrix in Cell Biology
In this application note, the role and importance of the structural and mechanical components of Extracellular Matrix (ECM) are investigated and compared for C2C12 and U2OS cells.
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New Tools for Understanding the Role of the Extracellular Matrix in Cell Biology: A Combined Photopatterning in Nanotopography Study
In this application note, the differential impact of the chemical and structural components of the Extracellular Matrix (ECM) was investigated and compared to the structure and organization of HeLa cells.
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Enhancing the Development of hPSC-neurons by Engineering the Extracellular Matrix: an MEA and Microscopy Study
Nanotopographically patterned transparent multiwell microelectrode arrays (MEAs) were used to study neuronal structure, network connectivity, and sensitivity to synaptic blockers in cultured hPSCneuron monolayers.
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