Services: ObaCell® Obesity-on-a-Chip
ObaCell® Obesity-on-a-Chip, is a next-gen advancement for researchers seeking to redefine drug discovery in metabolic diseases. This innovative platform offers an unparalleled opportunity to emulate the intricate physiology of an obese individual in a fraction of the time, accelerating the pace of research and enabling swift identification of promising drug candidates.
Product Uses
- Optimized Drug Discovery: ObaCell® Obesity-on-a-Chip facilitates efficient screening of potential therapeutics, allowing researchers to make informed decisions rapidly and effectively, save resources, and expedite time to market.
Key Features
- 3D Cellular System: Human adipose-derived stromal/stem cells differentiated into adipocytes with large lipid droplets, offering a metabolically active adipose model responsive to GLP-1 drugs.
- Adipocyte Hypertrophy Simulation: Increased lipid size mimics adipocyte hypertrophy, providing a more accurate representation of obese physiology. Model also simulates fasting/feeding.
- Enhanced Metabolic Function: Replicates human adipose tissue metabolism, facilitating precise drug screening and research.
- Dynamic Compatibility: Highly compatible with functional assays and dynamic outputs, ensuring reliable and reproducible experimental results.
- Customizable: Allows for selection of unique cell donors from our diverse inventory to match the prevalent population modeled in your study
Endpoint Services
Lipid Droplet Quantification
Metabolic Activity
Cell Viability Staining
Secretome Analysis
Cytokine Profiles
RNA and Protein Expression
Lipolysis
Glucose Uptake
Microscopy
Bright-field
Fluorescent
Confocal
High-Throughput
Service Inquiry
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Relevant Publications
ObaCell® Obesity-on-a-Chip Product Sheet
Licensed Technology
Fattening chips: hypertrophy, feeding, and fasting of human white adipocytes in vitro, Lab Chip, 2020, 20, 4152-4165