Vivodyne (organoids)

Uses organoids to test how a patient's tumor responds to drugs before treatment decisions are made.

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Why Vivodyne exists

Vivodyne performs functional testing with organoids, applying drugs to fresh tumor tissue and observing the response over a two-day to six-week turnaround. The purpose is to give patients greater confidence, based on ex vivo results, that they will respond to a specific drug or combination. Access to fresh tumor tissue can be a limiting factor.

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Tissue disks
Microfluidic chips allow hundreds of human tissues to be cultivated reproducibly on a single disk.
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Human tissues
Self assembling organ tissues are grown and designed for biological complexity.
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Robotic HIVE labs
Robotic labs cultivate, perturb, and analyze thousands of human tissues on their own.
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Causal data
The platform generates interventional phenomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data at single cell resolution.

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How does Vivodyne work?

1. Tissue disks — Microfluidic chips allow hundreds of human tissues to be cultivated reproducibly on a single disk. 2. Human tissues — Self assembling organ tissues are grown and designed for biological complexity. 3. Robotic HIVE labs — Robotic labs cultivate, perturb, and analyze thousands of human tissues on their own. 4. Causal data — The platform generates interventional phenomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data at single cell resolution.

How do I connect with Vivodyne?

Through OpenCancer's consented intake: enter your details once, choose exactly which records travel with the request, and sign a consent that covers this connection only. Nothing is shared without your sign-off.

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