Microphysiological Systems (MPS) are in vitro models composed of cells, tissue explants, or stem-cell derived ‘organoid’ formations of human or animal origin. These models provide translational biochemical, electrical, and/or physiomechanical responses to represent organ and tissue function, with great potential to replace some animals used in research.
Below you can explore publications from Microphysiological System Companies offering commercially available advanced in vitro models. This page was first published in May 2025, and will be continuously updated.
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