Metabolic and Pk Studies
Woodburn Laboratory understands that early-stage companies and academic researchers need results, often using limited resources. Our team is eager to consult with you to make your study design efficient and cost-effective. Whatever your requirements or restrictions, we can help with your rat or mouse metabolic study or pharmacokinetic study to get you the data you need to move your science forward.
Woodburn Laboratory can perform your pharmacokinetic (PK) study to determine how your drug or small molecule is metabolized in either rats or mice. Let us know your study arms and we can chat about how Woodburn Laboratory can maximize your preclinical data generation.
Pharmacokinetic (PK) Studies
Pharmacokinetic studies are essential to the development of your drug candidate. Woodburn Laboratory helps at the lead optimization phase or in evaluating your drug formulation in order to advance your drug development to the next stage.
Whether you already have your study protocol in place or need assistance in designing the optimal protocol, the drug-development and bench-research experience of our staff and dedicated IACUC will ensure the efficient generation of high-quality pre-clinical data.
Other Metabolic Studies
Woodburn Laboratory can also help you establish the effects of your compounds of interest on other metabolic parameters, such as glucose levels or hormone levels.
Potential Study Parameters:
- Resting and fasting blood glucose
- Glucose tolerance testing (GTT)
- Hormone levels
- Immune cell response
- Other endocrinology studies
OUR IN VIVO TECHNICAL SERVICES
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OTHER CRO SERVICES
Looking for help with your in vitro studies? Our cell and molecular biology team has the state-of-the-art technology and laboratory expertise to move your research forward.
Advance your science with us.
Woodburn Laboratory is ready to take on your preclinical study today. Contact us to discuss the many ways we can move your research forward.
