Ncardia, a leading human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) technology company, announced the launch of Ncyte Heart in a Box, a breakthrough 3D cardiac microtissue model designed to drive innovation in cardiovascular research and drug discovery.
“With Ncyte® Heart in a Box, we are empowering researchers to study complex cardiac biology with unprecedented precision, enabling breakthroughs in cardiovascular therapeutics and personalized medicine.”
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The Ncyte Heart in a Box system is derived from hiPSCs and integrates three essential cardiac cell types: ventricular cardiomyocytes, endothelial cells, and cardiac fibroblasts. Together, these high-purity components form a physiologically relevant microtissue that replicates the complexity and functionality of the human heart.
This innovative model offers a robust platform for studying heart development, disease progression, and cellular interactions within the cardiac environment. Researchers can leverage the enhanced predictive power of Ncyte Heart in a Box for therapeutic development, safety screening, and precision medicine applications.
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Key Benefits of Ncyte® Heart in a Box
- Enhanced Physiological Relevance: Provides a multi-cellular cardiac model that mimics the native human heart microenvironment.
- High-Purity iPSC-Derived Components: Incorporates ventricular cardiomyocytes, endothelial cells, and cardiac fibroblasts for more accurate disease modeling and drug testing.
- Innovative 3D Microtissue Format: Supports more predictive, translationally relevant studies compared to traditional 2D cell cultures.
“This launch marks a significant milestone in cardiac research innovation,” said Jeroen de Groot, Divisional CEO of Ncardia. “With Ncyte Heart in a Box, we are empowering researchers to study complex cardiac biology with unprecedented precision, enabling breakthroughs in cardiovascular therapeutics and personalized medicine.”
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Source – Businesswire