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A foundational in vivo platform for predicting human health outcomes

Rodents remain the workhorse of preclinical drug development, yet often fail to predict human clinical outcomes. Existing alternatives are similarly constrained. Cells in culture cannot recapitulate whole-organism physiology, and larger mammals cannot be studied at comparable throughput. Here we present a scalable, information-dense platform that can predict a drug's long-term human clinical…

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Transcriptome, glycome, and mucinome analysis reveal zinc is essential for the composition of mucus in the human goblet cell model HT-29-MTX

Scientific Reports, Published online: 11 August 2026; doi:10.1038/s41598-026-66227-4 Transcriptome, glycome, and mucinome analysis reveal zinc is essential for the composition of mucus in the human…

  • Zinc deficiency impacts 1 billion globally, causing health issues
  • Zn deficiency alters HT-29-MTX GC transcriptome and mucin synthesis
  • MUC2 and MUC17 levels increase, complex N-glycans decrease in Zn-deficient GCs