Cardiac Mimetics reduces the cost of bringing a new drug to market, and increases the safety of that drug, by enabling highly predictive preclinical screening assays to determine if a new drug is proarrhythmic, that is, likely to cause a heart attack in humans. This can significantly reduce the dependance on animal based studies.
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Cardiac Mimetics, Inc. We produce a small passive device that matures and aligns individual human heart muscle cells into a tissue layer. This tissue is the best available electrophysiological equivalent to an actual human heart muscles. We use stem-cell (hiPSC-CM) and nano-textured surface innovations from the University of Washington and expect our device to become a standard tool in the drug development industry. Us for more info.
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