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New methods aim to better replicate how living organisms function whilst reducing the use of animal testing.
© Dalia EL ARAWI / IBDM / CNRS Images
View the mediaNew methods aim to better replicate how living organisms function whilst reducing the use of animal testing. Organoids, three-dimensional cellular models, and organs-on-a-chip combined with microfluidics enable the study of diseases and the testing of treatments in controlled environments. Digital twins can simulate complex biological or clinical situations. Miniaturised sensors and biomarkers complement these approaches by providing accurate data on the state and progression of the organism.
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