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Neural Connections Blog

MD Biosciences insights discussing preclinical research in pain, neurodegeneration, and wound healing.

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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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a translational pig model by MD Biosciences, a preclinical CRO specialized in pain and neurodegeneration models

A minipig Model of Incisional pain

The use of animal models for the research of post-operative pain (POP) has been well described[1]. Most POP studies that have been performed to date...

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MOG-induced EAE preclinical CRO for neurodegenerative and CNS

Do clinical scores tell us all we need to know?

Multiple sclerosis is a disease in which the immune system attacks the myelin sheath that covers nerve fibers. People suffering from this autoimmune...

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measuring pain behaviors in preclinical models

Assessing and measuring pain behaviors in preclinical studies

Pain plays an important role in human life acting as a defense mechanism that protects us from harm. When pain becomes continuous or uncontrolled, it...

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in vivo electrophysiology

What electrophysiology brings to preclinical studies

Neurons communicate with each other as well as other muscles and organs through electrical events called action potentials and neurochemical...

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Why are potential pain therapies getting lost in translation?

It is estimated that 1.5 billion people worldwide suffer from Chronic pain. While research has seen tremendous advances in our understanding of pain...

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Monitoring pain in EAE animals experiencing paralysis

Many neurodegenerative diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, and Rhett Syndrome involve paralysis. When developing new treatments, it is...

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