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Neural Connections Blog

MD Biosciences insights discussing preclinical research in Pain and Neurodegenerative Conditions

Advancing Nerve Injury and Repair Models

Understanding Mechanisms Underlying Neuropathic Pain

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Porcine translational research - advancing beyond rodents and non-human primates

Porcine Translational Research

Advancing Beyond Rodent and Non-Human Primate Models While rodent models have contributed significantly to our understanding of various diseases and...

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Increase diversity to improve clinical translation and strengthen pain management outcomes.

The goal of preclinical drug development is to identify potential therapeutic compounds and gain an understanding of disease pathways or target...

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Development of a new symptomatic neuroma model

Neuroma in humans is a challenging condition that often leads to persistent pain in residual limbs. Despite its prevalence, this condition proves to...

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correlation of P25 and vocalization

New Publication - A novel sensory wave (p25) in MOG-EAE model

MD Biosciences has published a new article in the Journal of Pain describing a novel sensory wave (P25) in the MOG-induced EAE model. This article...

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3 ways to approach translational research in pain, CNS, and neurodegeneration

Three ways to approach translation

As the general population continues to age, the economic burden of chronic pain and neurodegenerative diseases is increasing and becoming...

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translational research facility

The effect of the housing environment and handling on behavior assays

An excerpt from MD Biosciences publication in the Autumn 2022 issue of Göttingen Minipigs Magazine. MD Biosciences operates a neuroscience research...

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electrophysiology as an in vivo biomarker in neurological models

electrophysiology: an in vivo biomarker for neurology models

Animal models are commonly used in preclinical development to mimic human disease and response. Over the past several decades, drug developers have...

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preclinical pain models - translating to the clinic

Preclinical Human Pain Models. Translating to Clinic

Management of acute pain related to surgical intervention, termed postoperative pain, continues to be a major problem facing physicians and patients...

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