Preclinical Models of Disease
We offer an integrated approach to preclinical studies with all aspects and facilities available on site. Models and studies are designed in collaboration with the sponsor and specifically tuned to the clients needs.
The Naason process starts from an in-depth knowledge of the demands of global pharmaceutical development. It involves combining superior knowledge of biological systems and system dynamics with the latest preclinical disease models, highlighting the comparative and translatable aspects and using this data to highlight the way forward for a particular drug or a drug development platform.
Research Models & Services
Neurology Models
Neurology Models
Neurology Models
Pain Models
Neurology Models
Neurology Models
Oncology Models
Neurology Models
Ophthalmology Models
Ophthalmology Models
Metabolic Disease Models
Ophthalmology Models
Orthopedic Models
Metabolic Disease Models
Metabolic Disease Models
Metabolic Disease Models
Metabolic Disease Models
Metabolic Disease Models
Psychiatric Disease Models
Psychiatric Disease Models
Psychiatric Disease Models
Safety and Toxicity Studies
Rodents and larger species (rabbits, pigs, dogs and NHP) all aspects of non-clinical safety and toxicity can be studied.
Genotox, ecotox, immuno-tox, reprotox, carcinogenic toxicity
Species: Rat, Mouse, Guinea Pig, Pig, Rabbit, Canine and NHP
- Single dose toxicity test
- Dose Range Finding(DRF)
- Maximum Tolerated Dose(MTD) test
- Repeat dosing toxicity test
- Local sensitization tests (scheduled)
- Skin sensitization tests (rabbit) ocular sensitization tests (rabbit)
- Other toxicity test
- Antigen test, skin sensation test, photon toxicity test
Functional Efficacy and Metabolic Tests in multiple species
- Effects on memory & cognition
- Liver & hepatic metabolism
- Body fat changes
- Menopausal symptoms
- Ocular effects
- Immune system
- Blood glucose regulation
- Bone, joint and muscular
- Prostate
- Fatigue/lethargy
- Dermal effects
- Blood pressure regulation
- Calcium intake
- Urinary tract, renal function
- Digestion
- Improvement of neutral fat
- Erectile dysfunction
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.