Why React4life?
By a scientist team, who think as biologists and act as biomedical engineers, to technology to enable the researchers transforming their testing concept in concrete programs, providing an in vitro human systemic platform that allows the use of clinically-relevant size tissue models and physiological fluidic environments.
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Reliable
Perform realistic, controlled and reproducible tests in a 3D human systemic environment.
Efficient
Save time and money, turning what you use into disposable MIVO device, which adds human and systemic benefits to your tests.
Customizable
Keep your cells and tissues, use your protocol assays, move on MIVO platform for novel testing needs.
Cruelty free
Contribute to a sustainable cruelty free future.
The biology in lab and in REAL life
Science shows that tests carried out in 2D-standard assays are too simplistic and don’t represent the complexity of real tissues. Moreover, such tests are typically executed under static conditions, although biological life is dynamic: this leads to errors and lack of outcome reliability.
From the excellence of the Italian research, a team of scientists with international collaborations has designed MIVO®, a biology driven technology that put together 3D tissues and the fluidics governing biological processes.
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«I appreciate most from the collaboration with the React4life team is the desire to understand what our needs are and not to travel on parallel tracks but on tracks that intersects with the sharing of needs and the integration of mutual skills»
Researcher and professor at CEBR, Center of Excellence for the study of molecular mechanisms of communication between cells: from basic research to the clinicLead Editor per lo special issue “Immunotherapy in the treatment of human solid tumor: basic and translational aspect” (Journal of Immunology Research: https://www.hindawi.com/journals/jir/si/142926/cfp/)
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Recapitulating cancer cell plasticity – Getting closer
Cancer cell plasticity represents the basis for cancer progression. Let’s think about the ability of cancer cells to grow within different niches: these cells are so adaptable that are able to grow in their original tissue, as well as in metastatic sites, even if histologically very different. Similarly, they can adapt to adverse stimuli, such as the attack launched by the immune system, or the anticancer therapies. Cancer stem cells represent the most relevant example of cancer cell plasticity. Their phenotype can be shaped depending on the surrounding microenvironment and, from an experimental point of view, depending on the [...]
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 827655
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 801159
