New NYC 'Liver ICU' Lab Transforming Liver Disease Treatments
The 'Liver ICU' is capable of running multiple simultaneous perfusions, where donor livers are connected to specialist machines that circulate warm blood, rich in oxygen and nutrients. It is the first platform of its kind designed to test drug candidates in human organs under near physiological conditions.
"At Ochre, we knew that in order to have better medicine, we needed to study human biology properly. This means generating large and high-quality datasets and reimagining clinical trials. But between those two pillars — the data and the clinic — lies a valley of death. It's where ideas go to die between a bench and the bedside. Traditionally, we fill that void with animal studies which cannot predict human outcomes. At Ochre, we do it differently. We study human livers, kept alive and functioning in our ICU upstairs — where we are, in effect, running the clinical trial before the clinical trial.
"This kind of work can only be done here — in
About Ochre Bio
Ochre Bio is a biotechnology company developing novel RNA medicines for under-treated chronic liver diseases. Its proprietary discovery platform combines machine learning and big human datasets, with in-house RNA chemistry, and testing in live human donor livers. Ochre Bio is headquartered in
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