OncoMiMIC recreates the tumor microenvironment on a chip — capturing immune cell recruitment, infiltration, and cytolytic kill as it happens.
Effector cells are introduced outside an artificial barrier of microstructures. They are recruited across it, infiltrate the tumor compartment, and kill — every step measured automatically.
| 2D well plate | OncoMiMIC 3D chip | |
|---|---|---|
| Morphology | Flat, elongated | Native 3D shape |
| Gene expression | Far from patient tissue | Matches in-vivo signatures |
| Drug sensitivity | Underestimates dose | Accurate resistance modeling |
| Cell communication | Poor junctions | Functional, quantifiable contact |
| Throughput | 1 well = 1 data point | 1 chip > 30–144 points |
Each run links phenotype to genotype — enabling earlier “kill early, kill cheap” decisions at the stages where they save the most.
A proof-of-concept project running now, with roughly $50K SGD of in-kind services. All IP developed belongs to the company.
In progressMulti-compartment microfluidic work dissecting immune–epithelial interactions, published in Bioengineering & Translational Medicine.
PublishedCore microfluidics IP licensed from A*STAR, with our CSO named as inventor.
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