Preclinical and Drug Discovery CRO
REPROCELL Biopta’s human tissue technology predicts clinical success by using the closest possible model of drug behavior in humans.
Human tissue testing is a translational approach to drug discovery that bridges the gap between animal studies and clinical trials — increasing clinical success rates and adding commercial value to preclinical drug assets through proof of concept in patient-derived living tissues.
REPROCELL Biopta™ – the human tissue experts
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Drug Discovery Assay Catalog
REPROCELL Biopta is home to the world’s first and largest human fresh tissue assay catalog. In this digital platform, you can filter our assays by tissue type, endpoint, receptor, platform technology, drug type, and more.
Browse by Assay Type
This invaluable information allows you to make ‘go’ or ‘no-go’ decisions with greater confidence, based on human data generated in biospecimens sourced from the target patient population.
Examples of Our Work
Our expertise in all areas of human tissue testing – including ethics, sourcing, handling, and fee-for-service experiments in human fresh tissue – allows us to act as your human tissue research department.
Achieve Regulatory Approval
When IPM approached the regulators for approval of their HIV prevention ring, they requested additional data on uterine contractility. Find out how our studies in fresh human uterine tissue helped IPM gain approval.
Avoid Species Differences
Read our case study on Amgen's publication, which highlights the useful comparisons that can be made between matched tissues from preclinical species and humans.
Eliminate Clinical Adverse Effects
Adverse effects may go undetected during preclinical safety assessments and only become apparent during clinical trials. In most cases, such adverse effects in humans were not observed in animal models.
Why Human Tissue?
Platform Technologies
At REPROCELL, we offer a unique range of experimental techniques for translating data from preclinical species to humans.