Explore human biology with immunocompetent organ models of true physiological complexity

Our organ models will support your vision of human-relevant research, for better clinical outcomes and disease insights that matter, while minimizing the impact on animals.

Immunocompetence & Infection models

Vascularization & Organ-specific perfusion

Multi-organ models

Biochips with low compound adsorption

Scalable complexity

Low investment cost & Easy handling/integration

What is Organ-on-chip-technology? 

Organ-on-chip is a technology that reproduces the biology of human organs on a biochip on a small scale. Such organ models reproduce key functions and physiological responses of human organs and tissues, providing human-relevant data for preclinical drug testing and biomedical research.

 

Find out more about how organ-on-chip technology is shaping the future of clinical research:

 

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Our Immunocompetent Organ-on-Chip Models

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Our Products

Create in vitro human disease and infection models with our DynamicOrgan system. A system that includes pumps, biochips, consumables and the freedom to continue using standard laboratory equipment. A dynamic system that helps you gain greater and more meaningful insights into human biology quickly and without capital expenditure.

Our system enables physiological cell and tissue culture to reproduce key organ functions, including the vasculature, immune cells, microbiome and pathogens. The system components, such as our biochips, integrate seamlessly into your existing workflows and are easy to use.

 

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Our Customers

BASF

Sanofi

Bayer’s Consumer Health Division

Leibniz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology (Leibniz-HKI)

Jena University Hospital

Frei Universität Berlin 

HZI Braunschweig

MLU Hallo-Wittenberg

 

News

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We are delighted to announce that Joanna Nowacka has joined Dynamic42 as Lead for Stem Cell Model Development.

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We are delighted to announce that Joanna Nowacka has joined Dynamic42 as Lead for Stem Cell Model Development.

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Dynamic42 has launched the "DynamicOrgan System", an open, flexible, and cost-effective organ-on-chip platform for lab use.

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