Characterize drug response at the body scale.

Investigates complex drug biology across integrated tissue systems, linking phenotype to omics for mechanism-of-action and biomarker discovery studies.

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Capabilities

O1

Multi-tissue interactions

Study how tissues communicate through shared medium, focusing on efficacy, safety, and liver metabolism.

O2

Mechanism of action

Link phenotypic data with transcriptomic or proteomic readouts to understand drug effects.

O3

Biomarker discovery

Identify tissue-specific and systemic biomarkers that can inform clinical development and patient stratification.

case studies

Seeing it work in practice.

FluoSphera’s technology is rooted in research on cell encapsulation, tissue organization, and multi-tissue systems biology. Here is how the platform works.

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Access an integrated understanding of your drug.

Study design consultation.

We design the study and define the most relevant omics strategy, tissues, treatment conditions, and readouts around your question.

Tissue preparation.

Microtissues encapsulated in red and blue colour-coded droplets

Colour-coded tissues are prepared for each tissue type in the study panel.

Compound treatment 
& imaging.

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You receive a structured data package integrating pharmacological profiling, mechanism-of-action insights, and/or candidate biomarkers with interpretation.

Comprehensive profiling report.

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Phenotypic data are captured and matched biological samples are collected for downstream omics analysis.

Microtissue B2S8

Link phenotypic changes to transcriptomic, proteomic, 
and metabolomic shifts from the same system.

the omics pipeline

partnership models

Predictive biology

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