We have developed a robust high-throughput automated electrophysiology assay using a monoclonal CHO-hNav1.9 cellular reagent suitable for fully supporting a Nav1.9 discovery program.

To overcome seal enhancer limitations, Sophion and Metrion collaborated to determine whether other insoluble salts can act as seal enhancers and how these solution pairs affect the biophysical properties and pharmacology of the investigated ion channels.

Metrion and Sophion present findings that determine whether other insoluble salts can act as seal enhancers and how these solution pairs affect the biophysical properties and pharmacology of the investigated ion channels.

Highly-validated screening assays developed by Metrion are capable of confidently identifying modulators of the lysosomal TRPML1 channel.

Improve efficiency, reduce late-stage failures, and align with regulatory standards by assessing the proarrhythmic liability of your compounds early.

The ability to achieve patch-clamp-equivalent data quality using VSD enhances predictive accuracy, reducing false negatives and late-stage failures, and supports safer drug development with improved preclinical-to-clinical translation.

Achieve action potential recordings from intrinsically paced hiPSC-CMs with Metrion’s clinically predictive hiPSC cardiomyocyte assay.

A stable cell line expressing KV3.1 V434L variant was developed and characterised, confirming published data describing V434L as a gain-of-function mutation.

Manual patch-clamp technique was used to evaluate channel pharmacology using cells transiently transfected with wild-type and V434L mutant channel.

This webinar presents the patient perspective, electrophysiological research, and technologies used as we work towards a potential treatment for KCNC1-related disorders.