Sydney's AXT Offers Organ-on-Chip Systems in Asia Pacific Region

WARRIEWOOD, Australia - May 1, 2019 - PRLog -- Organ-on-Chip specialist CN Bio has signed a distribution agreement with Sydney-based AXT Pty. Ltd., Australia's leading supplier of high technology scientific equipment. The agreement will see AXT distribute CN Bio's innovative bioengineering products to medical researchers in academia and industry throughout Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific region.

CN Bio is a leading lab-on-a-chip company, based in London. It's flagship PhysioMimix device is being used by pharmaceutical, consumer goods companies and regulators globally.

The PhysioMimix Organ-on-Chip platform enables researchers to work with a wide range of cell types (iPSCs, primary cells, etc.) and commercial inserts to mimic human physiology in vitro. This improves the efficiency of preclinical studies or industrial screening that require reliable human-relevant data.

CN Bio Commercial Director Paul Davies said: "PhysioMimix allows researchers to run single- and multi-organ human-tissue based studies, in parallel, on a compact lab-benchtop device".

"For teams who need human-relevant data as part of their research, preclinical testing, and to assess the safety or toxicity of new compounds, Organ-on-Chip studies are becoming absolutely invaluable. They provide comprehensive, 3D tissue-culture-based data and enable real-time monitoring and analysis."

"AXT provide equipment to many of these teams already. A lot of groups in Australia and New Zealand are looking forward to adding the latest Organ-on-Chip techniques to their labs, and we're delighted that they will have friendly faces to demonstrate and set up the CN Bio devices."

Richard Trett, Managing Director of AXT said, "We are excited to bring CN Bio on board. Their addition to our existing portfolio continues our commitment to put the latest technologies in the hands of Australian researchers.

AXT Enquiries: AXT has a diverse range of solutions for life science researchers. They cover areas such as cell biology, proteomics, genomics pharmacology, translational research etc. For more details, please visit https://www.axt.com.au