Tissue Chip for Drug Screening

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Tissue Chip for Drug Screening

The Tissue Chip for Drug Screening program aims to develop bioengineered devices to improve the process of predicting whether drugs will be safe or toxic in humans.

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Dear webpage content owner:

Regularly reviewing and updating the NCATS website with accurate and current content will help our website remain a reliable source of information. At a minimum, all webpages will be reviewed yearly by the NCATS groups (content owners) responsible for its accuracy.

Receiving this email means you are the primary content owner for this/these webpage(s). Your role includes collaborating with the secondary reviewers to update webpage content.

Please review the following webpage(s). Note any secondary reviewers listed beside each page:

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The deadline for submitting your updates is 10-30-2024. We appreciate your prompt attention. If you need assistance, feel free to reach out to your Communications Branch liaison .

Thank you,
NCATS Web Team

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Dear webpage content owner:

Regularly reviewing and updating the NCATS website with accurate and current content will help our website remain a reliable source of information. At a minimum, all webpages will be reviewed yearly by the NCATS groups (content owners) responsible for its accuracy.

Receiving this email means you are the primary content owner for this/these webpage(s). Your role includes collaborating with the secondary reviewers to update webpage content.

Please review the following webpage(s). Note any secondary reviewers listed beside each page:

When reviewing the webpage(s), check for:

  • Content accuracy
  • Up to date information
  • Functioning and correct links, including PDFs, PPTs, Excel files, etc.
  • Relevant and updated images

Once your updates are ready (and have received any necessary approvals), follow these steps:

  • Submit any edits in WebCATS . We recommend attaching a Word document with tracked changes. When reviewing your updates, we will also suggest ways to make the content easier to read.
  • Note: All files to be posted (PDFs, PPTs, videos, etc.) will be subject to an accessibility check. These items should be remediated for Section 508 compliance prior to submission via WebCATS.
  • If you have no edits to a webpage, email your Communications Branch liaison , including the webpage(s) URL, so we can check the page(s) off the list. We will then update the “Last updated on” date at the bottom of the webpage(s).

The deadline for submitting your updates is 10-30-2024. We appreciate your prompt attention. If you need assistance, feel free to reach out to your Communications Branch liaison .

Thank you,
NCATS Web Team

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