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New human biomimetic models like organoids and organs-on-chips are transforming pharmacological research and development. These advanced in vitro models offer better predictability and address ethical concerns about animal testing, prompting recommendations for national sector structuring.

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  • Pharmacology
  • In Vitro Models

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  • Emergence of advanced in vitro biological models (organoids, organs-on-chips) over the past decade.
  • These models replicate human physiology and pathologies, revolutionizing research and development.
  • Involvement of diverse stakeholders including academia, pharmaceutical companies, and regulatory agencies.

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  • Examine issues and challenges associated with new biomimetic technologies.
  • Formulate recommendations to strengthen the national academic and industrial sectors.
  • Accelerate the development and validation of novel in vitro models.

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  • Roundtable discussion at the Ateliers de Giens (Giens Workshops).
  • Expert examination of technological advancements and their implications.
  • Consensus-building on strategic recommendations.

Main Results:

  • Identification of key challenges and opportunities in biomimetic model development.
  • Acknowledgement of improved predictability and ethical benefits (reduced animal testing).
  • Emphasis on the need for enhanced national sector structuring.

Conclusions:

  • Biomimetic models are crucial for future medicine and pharmacology.
  • Strengthening national collaboration is essential for accelerating model development and validation.
  • These technologies offer a path towards more predictive and ethical biomedical research.