Core Insights - VivoSim Labs has appointed Tony Lialin as Chief Commercial Officer to enhance its AI-enabled NAMkind™ liver and intestine toxicology services in a growing market [1][2] - The global market for liver and gastrointestinal in-vitro models and toxicology services generated $641 million in revenue in 2024, with services accounting for 53.1% of this revenue [3] - The U.S. market for liver toxicology models and services is valued at $325 million, representing 50.8% of the global market [3] Market Opportunity - The global in vitro liver model market is experiencing a growth rate of 5.9% CAGR from 2020 to 2024, indicating increasing adoption of 3D human-relevant systems [3] - Regulatory changes, such as the FDA Modernization Act 2.0, are driving the adoption of non-animal methodologies, which supports the use of human-relevant in vitro models for ADME and toxicology [4] Technology and Services - VivoSim Labs utilizes AI to enhance the analysis of multi-parametric toxicity signatures in liver and intestinal organoid assays, improving the reliability of dose-response analyses [5] - The company's NAMkind™ models are designed to provide critical toxicology insights earlier in the drug development process, aiming to streamline pre-IND decision-making [6] Company Overview - VivoSim Labs focuses on testing drugs and drug candidates using 3D human tissue models of the liver and intestine, offering insights through its NAM models [7] - The company anticipates increased adoption of its human tissue models following recent FDA announcements aimed at refining animal testing requirements [7]