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Upgrading our Technical Capabilities
We have upgraded our technical capabilities with Maldi-Tof and Simoa® for CSF collection and NfL biomarker detection. With Simoa assays we can detect neurological biomarkers, such as Neurofilament Light (NfL), Tau, GFAP and several others associated with brain injury and disease. In MALDI Imaging, a laser scans tissue samples and a full MALDI spectrum is recorded at regular intervals.
Feel the Thunder!
Naason Science remains at the cutting edge with the newest addition to our state-of-the-art laboratory instrumentation. We are now applying the considerable advantages of the new Leica Thunder to our preclinical modelling paradigms.
For more information on how we have improved our services please contact us info@naasoncience.com
In collaboration
Stereotactic Surgery
(small and large animals, NHP)
- Infusion
- Ablation
- Surgery
- Lesion creation
- Biopsy
- Implantation
- Radiosurgery
Confocal Microscopy
Plethysmometer
Plethysmographs (small and large animals)
Metabolic Cages (Rat & Mouse)
Dynamic Weight Bearing Devices
Open Field Activity
Grip Strength Meters (Rat and Mouse)
Rotarods (Rat and Mouse)
Body Composition (DXA)
- ECHO MRI for Body Composition
MRI
- ECHO MRI
CT (large animal, NHP)
- MicroPET/PET/Spect-CT
Ultrasound (small and large animal, NHP) Optical Imaging
OPMI pico technoscope
X-ray Irradition
Clinical Analysis
- Biochemical & Haematology Analysis
- Blood Gases
- Electrolytes
- Blood Glucose
- HbA1c meter
- Ketone meter
Microplate reader
Mechanical ventilation (small and large animal)
Digital Camera (specialized for macroscopy in gingivitis and periodontal models)
Image J Software (includes specialized used in wound healing models, hair growth models and gastric ulcer models)
LC-MS, HPLC, MSD
We are AAALAC-Accredited
We are proud to report that we are an Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC) accredited facility. AAALAC International is a nonprofit organization that promotes the humane treatment of laboratory animals.