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Vivarium Nanoscience’s Three-Model Drug Lab

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A Lund-based drug discovery service that tests compounds and nanoparticle-delivered drugs in human organoids, zebrafish, and snail nervous systems.

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Every particle batch is described as logged, characterised, and released only when it meets defined acceptance limits.

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The described workflow links formulation design to controlled synthesis, batch characterisation, and testing, with only in-specification batches moving into living systems. The model set combines human organoids with zebrafish and a snail nervous system, allowing the site to present tissue, whole-organism, and neural observations within one service. The company also says it can test compounds without its own nanotechnology, providing a comparison between native and nanoparticle-delivered forms.

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