Validated organ-on-a-chip data, Delivered as a service
OrganoServices is MIMETAS' standardized contract research offering: you provide the compound, we run the experiments. Studies are conducted on the OrganoPlate® platform using validated, physiologically relevant organ models that are also available as OrganoReady®. You don't need any equipment or protocol development on your end: you receive a structured results report, typically within one week of assay completion, and all data and IP remain exclusively yours.
OrganoServices is designed for teams that want human-relevant preclinical data without the overhead of running organ-on-a-chip technology in-house.
OrganoServices
Not every drug discovery team has the time, expertise, or infrastructure to implement and run organ-on-a-chip technology in-house. With OrganoServices, you don't have to.
Why Choose OrganoServices?
Built on our OrganoReady® models, with demonstrated predictive performance on clinical translatability.
Results delivered within approximately one week after assay completion.
Robust, reproducible protocols performed by experienced scientists.
Access organ-on-a-chip technology without investing in instruments or training.
All study data and intellectual property remain exclusively yours.
How It Works
Ship your compounds to our laboratories together with your study requirements.
Our scientists perform the experiment using our standardized and validated OrganoReady®
Receive a structured report— within approximately one week after assay completion.
OrganoServices is ideal if you:
Standardized Service,
Custom Service, or Product?
We run the validated assay for you. Results report within one week of assay completion. Your IP, exclusively.
Need a modified protocol, additional endpoints, or a disease-specific model? We design the study with you.
Ready-to-use organ models for in-house tox assays on the OrganoPlate®. Full protocols included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Get Started?
Ship your compound and get a structured, human-relevant results report — typically within a week of assay completion.

