HistoIndex and A*STAR Partner on Fibrosis Drug Evaluation
HistoIndex and Singapore's A*STAR signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate therapeutic candidates for fibrotic diseases, including cancer associated fibrosis, the organizations said in a press release.
The collaboration combines A*STAR's therapeutic research capabilities with HistoIndex's imaging technology and AI based quantitative tissue analysis. Researchers will use the platform to measure fibrosis and treatment responses during preclinical evaluation, supporting decisions about which candidates to advance.
The organizations may also work together on biomarker discovery, translational research, therapeutic development and commercialization.
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