Caliper Life Sciences Launches Comprehensive Drug Discovery and Development Services Business
According to the company, through these key acquisitions, Caliper has assembled a wide range of in vitro and in vivo products and services that enable pharmaceutical companies to reduce costs while increasing the pace and clinical relevance of drug research. Caliper's strategy is to provide its customers with the tools for building an "In Vitro-In Vivo Bridge" [I-I Bridge] to address the growing pressure on the pharmaceutical industry to find new, effective drugs while minimizing the risk of adverse effects of those drugs.
Immunology research is one therapeutic area where CDAS offers assays that span the I-I Bridge. For example, a client's compound can be tested in vitro, using cell-based assays, for the compound's ability to stimulate the production of key proteins that signal an immune response. The same cell-based models have been incorporated into mice, so that in vivo compound profiling, phenotyping, or biophotonic imaging studies can be performed. By using the same cell model both in vitro and in vivo, scientists can better correlate the sets of results.
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