'Human on a chip' could help replace animal models in early stage research

21 April 2022
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Florida, USA-based biotech Hesperos has published early-stage research into a novel drug development technology that has caught the attention of French pharma major Sanofi (Euronext: SAN).

Hesperos is pioneering the use of an in vitro cell-based system, branded Human-on-a-Chip, to mimic the physiological characteristics of certain diseases.

The firm’s latest research paper, available in the journal Advanced Therapeutics, describes work on two rare autoimmune demyelinating neuropathies, demonstrating the potential of the system in evaluating novel therapeutics.

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