The Use of Vascular Access Buttons in Rabbits for PK/TK Studies
Jon Ehrmann, BS, SRS, SRA, LATg answers questions regarding use of vascular access buttons in rabbits as a solution to challenges in venipuncture, enhancing blood collection, and intravenous administration for pharmacokinetic studies.
How to Better Predict Potential Drug Interactions Early in the Discovery Process
Join our webinar to discover effective strategies for early prediction of drug-drug interactions using in-vitro assays and gene expression studies.
Successful Modification of a Rodent Surgical Procedure and Device for Vascular Access in Minipigs (Vascular Access Button)
Adrian Zeltner discusses the innovative use of the Rat Vascular Access Button in Göttingen Minipigs to streamline blood sampling and infusion.
The Use of Vascular Access Buttons in Rabbits for PK/TK Studies
Jon Ehrmann presents the use of vascular access buttons in rabbits as a solution to challenges in venipuncture, enhancing blood collection, and intravenous administration for pharmacokinetic studies.
Evaluation of TruVivo, an All-Human Hepatocyte Model for Mechanistic DMPK Investigations
Join Diane Ramsden, PhD, and Lindsey Whaley, MS, for an inside look at TruVivo™, a novel all-human in vitro hepatocyte system developed by LifeNet Health LifeSciences.
#ExpertAnswers: Audrey Dubourg and Gareth Guenigault on the Organ-On-A-Chip Approach
Audrey Dubourg and Gareth Guenigault from CN Bio discuss the value that an organ-on-a-chip approach can bring to drug discovery and development workflows, and how the regulatory landscape is shifting to encourage their widespread adoption.
It’s Life, but Not As We Know It: How Predictive Human Organ Models Are Transforming and Reshaping the Efficiency of Drug Discovery
Dr. Audrey Dubourg and Dr. Gareth Guenigault explore the value that an organ-on-a-chip approach can bring to drug discovery and development workflows, and how the regulatory landscape is shifting to encourage their widespread adoption.
#ExpertAnswers: Joanna Hummer and Florie Le Prieult on cOFM for in vivo Cerebral Fluid Sampling
Experts discuss cerebral open flow microperfusions use, and honing in specifically on its use in drug development and neurodegenerative disease.
Cerebral Open Flow Microperfusion (cOFM) for in vivo Cerebral Fluid Sampling – Comparison of cOFM and Microdialysis
Dr. Joanna Hummer and Dr. Florie Le Prieult share insights into cOFM's use and utility in the broader neuroscience field and specifically for the development of drugs for neurodegenerative diseases.
RRSSC – Module B: Experimental Research Techniques
This training module is essential for those who want to master experimental research techniques on small rodents using the operating microscope’s power and basic microsurgical techniques.
#ExpertAnswers: Christian Schnell on Pharmacology Studies in Oncology Research
Christian Schnell, Associate Director of Oncology at Novartis in Basel, answers questions on PK-PD assessment and corresponding antitumor activity in pharmacology studies for oncology research.
Compound Delivery, PK-PD, & Validation Studies in Oncology Research
Dr. Christian Schnell describes his work involving implantable infusion pump studies in rodents and the advancement of pharmacological interventions in oncology research.
#ExpertAnswers: John Cirrito & Candace Rhode-Johnson on Micro-dialysis and Neuroscience
In this episode of Expert Answers, John Cirrito and Candace Rhode-Johnson discuss the use of a novel movement responsive rodent caging system.
Turn Away from Traditional Tethering and Towards a Better Method for Data Collection
Experts discuss the use of a novel movement responsive rodent caging system as a means to minimize animal stress and enable unique discovery in many research applications, namely neuroscience, animal behaviour, drug discovery and cardiometabolic disease.
