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Preclinical Animal Studies

Medicilon provide  preclinical animal studies  for clients. Animal studies of drug efficacy are an important resource for designing and performing clinical trials. They provide evidence of a drug’s potential clinical utility, inform the design of trials and establish the ethical basis for testing drugs in human. Several recent studies suggest that many preclinical investigations are withheld from publication. Such non-reporting likely reflects that private drug developers have little incentive to publish preclinical studies. However, it potentially deprives stakeholders of complete evidence for making risk/benefit judgments and frustrates the search for explanations when drugs fail to recapitulate the promise shown in animals. Preclinical Trial  – A laboratory test of a new drug or a new medical device, usually done on animal subjects, to see if the hoped-for treatment really works and if it is safe to test on humans. Preclinical Animal Studies • In Vitro Toxic...

Toxicology Services

Medicilon's toxicology department has professional teams with rich experience in toxicology studies. We offer high-quality data and rapid turnaround period to support drug discovery and development. Our toxicological studies are conducted in various animal species. The toxicological evaluation from dose design, in-life studies to histology and pathology testing along with toxicokinetics studies are all compliant with GLP or NON-GLP standards. Our study platform is certified as one of the Shanghai Public Service Research Platforms. Animal Facilities 50,000 Sq. ft.  total  area 12,500 Sq. ft. for function area 12,500 Sq. ft. for Canine housing: maximum capability for 350 canines 12,500 Sq. ft. for Nonhuman Primate housing: maximum capability for 400 NHPs 12,500 Sq. ft. for Barrier system for Rodent housing: Separate SPF and non-SPF area; maximum capability for 5000 animals of SPF area and 500 animals of non-SPF area Design and Operation of the facility are under in...