DMPK and Tox studies
DMPK and Tox studies
Highlights
- Fast turnaround times for in-vitro and in-vivo studies.
- Sciex 4500 QTrap equipped with LightSight software, for soft spot metabolite identification.
- Expert scientific interpretations that will enable to advance your drug development programs.
- Support for structure-activity relationship (SAR) modifications within integrated drug discovery programs.
In-Vitro ADME Studies

Physicochemical Screening
Utilizing kinetic and thermodynamic methods, we assess solubility in biorelevant media (FaSGF, FaSSIF, FeSSIF) and PBS, alongside stability studies in fresh plasma, blood, and across various pH levels.

Permeability Assays
Through PAMPA, Caco-2, and MDCK-MDR1 assays, we evaluate the permeability of drug candidates to predict oral absorption and blood-brain barrier penetration.

Metabolism Studies
Our comprehensive metabolism assessments include metabolic stability in liver microsomes and hepatocytes, Met-ID studies, CYP inhibition and induction profiles, offering deep insights into the metabolic fate of compounds.
In-Vivo Studies

Pharmacokinetics
We conduct pharmacokinetic studies across a variety of animal models, including mice, rats, beagle dogs, rabbits, hamsters, and monkeys, to understand the absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of drug candidates.

Excretion Studies
Utilizing metabolic cages, we provide detailed analysis on the excretion patterns of compounds, aiding in the understanding of drug clearance mechanisms.

Distribution Assessments
Our tissue distribution studies offer invaluable data on the localization and concentration of compounds within the body, ensuring targeted efficacy and minimized off-target effects.
Safety Assessment

Toxicology Testing
We conduct a broad range of toxicology tests, including acute and chronic studies, to assess the safety profile of drug candidates.

ADME-Tox Integration
Our integrated ADME-Tox approach combines pharmacokinetics with toxicity and genotoxicity assessments to ensure that compounds are both effective and safe for clinical use.
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