The Virtual Assay software enables in silico drug trials in human cardiac models, providing accurate and mechanistic predictions of drug-induced cardiac pro-arrhythmic toxicity.
The Virtual Assay software provides a user-friendly in silico platform to accurately predict drug-induced cardiac pro-arrhythmic toxicity, augmenting traditional animal and clinical testing.
Prediction of drug effects on the heart still represents a challenge in drug development, given potential adverse outcomes. Computer modelling and simulations of the human heart offer a powerful technology to augment existing animal and clinical methodologies. Here we describe the translation process that led to the development and uptake of Virtual Assay, a user-friendly software to perform in silico drug trials in population of human cardiac models. Through this work, we contributed to the uptake of in silico modelling and simulations in industry and regulatory paradigms, and demonstrated accurate and mechanistic predictions of drug-induced cardiac pro-arrhythmic toxicity.
Passini et al. (Fri,) conducted a other in Drug-induced cardiac pro-arrhythmic toxicity. Virtual Assay software was evaluated on Prediction of drug-induced cardiac pro-arrhythmic toxicity. The Virtual Assay software enables in silico drug trials in human cardiac models, providing accurate and mechanistic predictions of drug-induced cardiac pro-arrhythmic toxicity.
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