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Rodent Efficacy Models

Reproducible and robust pain models combined with traditional and novel readouts. 

 

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Rodent Models for In Vivo Efficacy in Pain and Neuroinflammatory Research.

 

Rodent models are commonly used for evaluating therapeutics prior to clinical studies. MD Biosciences offers a range of in vivo efficacy models for the study of pain, neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation and wound healing. We integrate behavior assessments and cutting-edge biomarkers that provide crucial insights for the advancement of your program.

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Preclinical Rodent Models

 

 

SCIENTIFIC DATA

Access detailed datasheets that include comprehensive model overviews, assessments and endpoints data, and in-depth study details.

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Assessments

Our established models and methods help build a complete story of neurological disease and effective treatments.

Behavior Assessments

Behavioral assessments along with physiological readouts offer a broader understanding of the basic biological mechanism of disease and cognitive impairment. 

Click here to learn more about behavior assessments used in studies. 

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Electrophysiology

Electrophysiology (EP) is conducted to study the functional properties of neurons, enhancing the understanding of neurological disorders. Data shows sensory evoked potential (SEP) in the sciatic nerve from the high-fat diet induced diabetic neuropathy model. 

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If you are ready to discuss your development program, our scientists are eager to explore the possibilities with you. Like many other pharmaceutical and medical device developers, you can benefit from partnering with a preclinical CRO focused on translational outcomes in pain and neurodegenerative diseases.  

 

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