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Phylonix granted broad European patent for transplanting human cells into zebrafish
Date:12/18/2007

rafish larvae, it is possible to rapidly analyze and or recover transplanted cells. Zebrafish larvae are transparent facilitating direct microscopic observation of a number of physiological processes within the cells. Zebrafish can be cultured in solution facilitating contacting transplanted cells with drugs or growth factors. Microliters of drug are required for zebrafish compared with milliliters per mouse. Standard microtiter plate readers can be used for measurement, making this format particularly attractive for high throughput drug screening. Phylonix and others have demonstrated that for many compounds, results in zebrafish correlate with results in other animal models as well as with results in humans.


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