Multi-well plate for automated and reliable tissue-based drug screening

More than 90% of drugs passing through today's preclinical cell cultures studies fail to meet the desired efficacy or safety. Tissue engineering has undergone exciting progress and more similar to the in vivo situation. Scientists at University of Göttingen developed a new device for automated tissue engineering & drug testing.

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