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We need to work towards a future where organ on a chip technology is more accurate in mimicking the human body than any animal could ever be.Because over 110 million animals are used in experiments to develop new medicine. Organ by organ we will need to develop better alternatives than the experiments that are done on animals now.
Our spin-off company Cell4Pharma focuses on developing a model that is more accurate in mimicking the human kidney than any other animal experiment on the market.
Grab this opportunity to be part of their mission and become an investor.
Check out their crowdfunding page on Symbid here: http://www.symbid.nl/projects/427
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