Naason Science is working industriously to present new pain animal models. Pain, both acute and chronic, remains a significant health problem around the world despite tremendous progress in understanding of its basic mechanisms. There is still lot to be done. Naason Science animal models of pain are developed and designed to mimic distinct clinical diseases to better evaluate underlying mechanisms and potential treatments. That’s where the next generation of preclinical research begins.
Naason Science offers tools to study pain in rodents and larger animals. From in vitro systems to large and small animal in vivo models Naason Science provides a tool box of state-of-the-art technologies that allow for rapid and effective testing of preclinical drug candidates.
Von Frey’s data generated from Naason’s Cisplatin Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Model (CIPN).
Endometriosis is an estrogen-dependent inflammatory disorder characterized by the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterine cavity. Patients experience chronic pelvic pain and infertility, with the most likely origin of the tissue deposits (lesions) being endometrial fragments shed at menses.
Naason Science autograft model of endometriosis has an 80 % rate of success in the implantation of autografts from donors to study groups and is confirmed by observation of stromal cells and epithelial cells in donors. The model can be used as a biochemical and histopathological model and also exhibits ongoing pain as well as anxiety and depression.
Intrastudy and study endpoint readouts from the model are:
A typical paradigm for endometriosis in Naason’s laboratories:
Cyst formation
-Spinal nerve ligation at level of L5
-Control compound Gabapentin
-8, 14 or 21 day studies
Intrastudy readouts:
Ultrasonic Vocalizations Count - Group Housed HomeCage
- Administration of the anticancer agent cyclophosphamide to induce bladder pain
- Morphine as a benchmark control
Intrastudy readouts include:
End of study readouts:
Ultrasonic Vocalizations Count - Group Housed HomeCage