Here’s a glimpse of the services that you may benefit from.
- Access to unique research models, such as Patient-derived xenografts and Polycystic kidney disease models
- IACUC and veterinary support
- Safety, tolerability and toxicology
- PK/PD studies
- Animal and supply management
- Dosing and animal handling
- Tissue and organ dissections
- Cryopreservation
- Necropsy
- Surgery
Additional support and guidance:
- Scientific support
- Analysis and interpretation of data
- Study preparation
- Access to our in vivo analysis systems
Curious about more information on our ISAP program?
Contact our expert Pascal for an outline of the program possibilities for your upcoming project.Want to read more?
Cognitive profiling in the APP[V717I]xTau[P301S] mouse model
In this month's update, we revisit the APP[V717I]xTau[P301S] model with newly in-house generated Morris Water Maze (MWM) data, reconfirming the spatial memory deficits previously described for this model and reinforcing the translational value of the model.The...
Total kidney volume (TKV) as a translationally relevant, non-invasive disease progression readout
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Translational Neuroscience: Comprehensive longitudinal profiling of the Tau[P301S] female vs male mice
In this month’s newsletter, we highlight and build upon our knowledge working with the Tau[P301S] mouse model (originally described by Allen et al., 2002), and its applicability in preclinical research.Female and male...


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