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Advancing Gene Therapy with Higher Confidence

Bringing human biology into early gene therapy development can be easily achieved
by using the iPSC-based Ncardia platform

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We help you select the most promising gene therapy candidate earlier with our dependable iPSC-platform

Despite the great potential of gene therapies, only a few drugs have received market approval from regulators. To effectively bring next-gen gene therapies from bench to bedside, there is a strong need for alternative testing platforms that recapitulate human pathophysiology and help making accurate predictions.

Human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC)-derived models are a promising alternative to support and supplement animal testing. They recapitulate disease hallmarks in vitro and can be integrated in discovery to facilitate the selection of the most promising candidates, saving resources and reducing the translational gap.

Benefits of Ncardia Solutions

Customized to your specifications

Model the phenotype
of your interest

High reproducibility

Consistent results with our optimized assays

Predictive responses

Testing on relevant
human biology

Gaining Confidence in Essential Stages

What we can do for you

With the Ncardia platform, we facilitate your decision-making steps during gene therapy development by integrating human models and clinically relevant readouts. 

  • Test AAV selectivity and toxicity
  • Quantify transgene expression
  • Determine AAV transduction efficiency
  • Study AAV efficacy to rescue disease phenotypes

We harness our expertise in iPSC differentiation to create tailor-made models and screening assays for AAV testing. We deliver consistent and reliable results, allowing you to identify the most promising vectors at the earliest stages of development.

Ncardia gene therapy services

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If you're ready to explore how to accelerate the development of your gene therapy with our leading iPSC-based platform, we'd welcome the opportunity to introduce you to Ncardia.

Georgios Kosmidis, PhD Senior Scientist
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