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Biochemistry & Bioanalytical

In Vivo DMPK

GD3 offers comprehensive preclinical pharmacokinetic and drug metabolism studies for rodents and rabbits. Our experienced scientists specialize in both systemic and ocular research, working with a diverse range of both small and large molecules including amino acids, nucleic acids, peptides, antibodies, and adeno-associated viruses.

For ocular dosing, we provide expert services from our trained research associates or a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist. To complement pharmacokinetic studies, we offer a variety of pharmacodynamic endpoints, including OCT, FA, and ERG.

  • Formulation screening
  • Lead optimization
  • Bioequivalence studies
  • Bioavailability studies
  • Biodistribution studies
  • Pharmacokinetic studies
  • Tolerability studies
  • Maximum tolerated dose studies
  • Single and multiple dose
  • Systemic and ocular dosing
  • Method development for novel dosing routes
  • Pharmacodynamics endpoints

Routes of Administration:

  • Systemic:
    • Oral gavage
    • Subcutaneous
    • Intravenous/infusion
    • Intraperitoneal
    • Intramuscular
    • Dermal
    • Intranasal inhalation/instillation
  • Ocular
    • Intravitreal
    • Intracameral
    • Subretinal
    • Suprachoroidal
    • Subconjunctival
    • Topical

Full necropsy capabilities, including extensive ocular dissection expertise:

  • Collection Anterior
    • Aqueous humor, cornea, conjunctiva (palpebral and/or bulbar)
    • Meibomian glands
    • Trabecular meshwork, iris-ciliary body, lens
  • Posterior
    • Vitreous humor, optic nerve
    • Sclera, choroid (central and/or peripheral)
    • Retina (central and/or peripheral)