One in 10 contact lenses used globally comes from Singapore, as does one in five cardiac-related implants such as surgical structural heart valves, pacemakers and stents. The Republic also produces half the mass spectrometry systems used worldwide to test for a range of things such as drugs or food contamination, and 90 per cent of gene chips that allow scientists to evaluate and store large amounts of genetic data. Made-in-Singapore medical devices are not the only ones punching above their weight in this growing market that the Economic Development Board (EDB) estimates will hit US$225 billion (S$304 billion) by 2030 in Asia alone.
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This Valentine’s Day let’s celebrate a different kind of connection – between science and progress. Researchers are developing a new type of technology that could reshape cardiovascular drug development, offering a more efficient and ethical path forward. Called Heart-on-a-Chip, the tech works by replicating intricate interactions of human heart cells. As we mark this day of love, let’s also applaud the dedication of scientists worldwide collaborating to advance healthcare solutions. Check out the news story for more info on this technology: https://lnkd.in/g8HiyPWX #ValentinesDay #Bioscience #Biomedicine #Nanotechnology
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Precision Culture Scaling to Establish High-Throughput Vasculogenesis Models Nicholas R. Dennison, et al , Advanced Healthcare Materials 2024. Hydrogel-based 3D cell cultures can recapitulate (patho)physiological phenomena ex vivo. However, due to their complex multifactorial regulation, adapting these tissue and disease models for high-throughput screening workflows remains challenging. In this study, a new precision culture scaling (PCS-X) methodology combines statistical techniques (design of experiment and multiple linear regression) with automated, parallelized experiments and analyses to customize hydrogel-based vasculogenesis cultures using human umbilical vein endothelial cells and retinal microvascular endothelial cells. Variations of cell density, growth factor supplementation, and media composition are systematically explored to induce vasculogenesis in endothelial mono- and cocultures with mesenchymal stromal cells or retinal microvascular pericytes in 384-well plate formats. The developed cultures are shown to respond to vasculogenesis inhibitors in a compound- and dose-dependent manner, demonstrating the scope and power of PCS-X in creating parallelized tissue and disease models for drug discovery and individualized therapies. Full paper link: https://lnkd.in/e-DCFtJs Our product Links: hTert-Human Retinal MVECs: https://lnkd.in/evq5Mubi GFP-Human Retinal MVECs: https://lnkd.in/eQjt3WF hTert-Human Retinal MV Pericytes: https://lnkd.in/dBxWuxiu
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🧬👩🔬 Are you aware that the sex of cells can make a difference in drug development and testing? In this article, published by the renowned international publication Forbes, Lisa Falco, a consultant in data, AI and FemTech, dives deep into this topic. She introduces the work of CSEM’s Samantha Paoletti and our Tools for Life Sciences team who are developing organ-on-chip devices that can mimic human physiology and response to drugs. These devices can help researchers understand how drugs affect men and women differently, for example how hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle can also influence drug reactions. 💊🩸 This read is for anyone interested in women’s health, personalized medicine, and innovation. 📰👉 Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gMrwztm9 #FemTech #OrgansOnChip #OOC #PersonalizedMedicine #Innovation
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Intrigued about natural health solutions? Watch this short video to learn more about Biological Medicine and what types of modalities we are using at Vitality BioMed.
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