Brain Organoid Research
Brain organoids have revolutionized our ability to study human neurological diseases. These 3D models recapitulate key features of brain development and enable research previously impossible with animal models.
Liver Toxicity Research
Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) remains a leading cause of drug failure and withdrawal. Human liver models provide superior prediction of hepatotoxicity compared to animal testing.
Cardiac Safety Testing
Cardiotoxicity is the second leading cause of drug withdrawal. Human heart models detect arrhythmia risks that animal models miss, improving drug safety assessment.
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Advanced whole-body physiological modeling system
Multi-Organ Digital Twin
Simulate interconnected organ systems including heart, liver, kidney, and brain. Model drug distribution, metabolism, and systemic effects across the whole body.
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Ecosystem Dynamics
Simulate predator-prey relationships and population dynamics
Play NowGene Regulatory Network
Model gene expression and regulatory feedback loops
Play NowMetabolic Network Flux
Analyze metabolic pathways and cellular energy flow
Play NowProtein Folding Dynamics
Visualize protein structure formation and stability
Play NowComputational Biology Simulators
Click to play advanced computational biology models
Protein Folding
Simulate amino acid chain folding into 3D structures
Play NowGene Regulatory Network
Model transcription factors and gene interactions
Play NowMetabolic Network Flux
Flux balance analysis of metabolic networks
Play NowEcosystem Dynamics
Population modeling with Lotka-Volterra equations
Play NowEpidemiological Transmission
SIR/SEIR disease spread modeling
Play NowNeural Plasticity
Hebbian learning and synaptic plasticity models
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In-depth research on organoids, organ-on-chip, and human simulation science