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Lyon oncology CRO providing in vitro and in vivo proof-of-concept studies for anticancer agents, including resistant tumor models.
81 contract research organizations in our directory list at least one of In Vivo Efficacy, Dose-Response Studies, Target Engagement, Xenograft Models, Syngeneic Models, PDX Models, Neurodegenerative Models, Pain Models, Behavioral Assessment, Orthotopic Tumor Models, Humanized Mouse Models, Autoimmune Disease Models, Fibrosis Models or Genetically Engineered Models, across 16 countries. 32 report GLP capability and 16 report AAALAC accreditation. Compare their species, services and accreditations below, and contact labs directly from their profiles.
In vivo pharmacology studies test whether a compound does what it was designed to do in a living system: engaging its target, moving a disease-relevant endpoint, and doing so at exposures that can be translated to a clinical dose. They sit between in vitro screening and IND-enabling toxicology, and their results usually decide which candidate moves forward.
The work covers efficacy studies in disease models (oncology xenograft, syngeneic and PDX models, neurodegeneration, pain and behavioral models), dose-response studies, and target engagement or receptor occupancy measurements, often with PK/PD sampling built in. For antibodies and other biologics, the model species must express a target the molecule actually binds, which can narrow the choice of model and lab considerably.
Model validation matters more than the model name. Two labs can offer the same model with very different baseline variability, positive-control history and endpoint methods, so ask for recent control data before comparing on price.
Showing 81 CROs. Order rotates daily so no lab is permanently listed first.
Lyon oncology CRO providing in vitro and in vivo proof-of-concept studies for anticancer agents, including resistant tumor models.
French neuroscience CRO offering in vitro and in vivo models for neurological and neurodegenerative drug discovery.
Berlin oncology CRO with a large collection of patient-derived xenograft models for in vivo efficacy and biomarker studies.
Hyderabad-based preclinical CRO offering GLP toxicology, pharmacology and pharmacokinetic studies across rodent and non-rodent species.
Independent nonprofit research institute with a national primate research center and high-containment labs, offering contract infectious disease, vaccine and NHP studies.
Shanghai provider of genetically engineered rodent models with phenotyping and in vivo pharmacology services.
Integrated discovery and development services company in India offering in vivo pharmacology, DMPK, bioanalysis and safety assessment alongside chemistry and biologics services.
Bengaluru preclinical CRO providing pharmacology, pharmacokinetic and toxicology studies.
German preclinical CRO offering in vivo pharmacology, pharmacokinetic and exploratory safety studies.
Israeli preclinical CRO offering in vivo pharmacology and disease model studies.
Tokyo CRO known for NASH/MASH and fibrosis mouse models, with efficacy studies across liver, kidney and metabolic disease.
French translational oncology CRO built around patient-derived xenograft models, with drug response and biomarker discovery services.
Preclinical in vivo pharmacology with CNS/behavioral expertise and multiple disease models.
Montreal-based neuroscience CRO combining neurodegenerative disease models with MRI imaging, quantitative neuropathology and image analysis.
Vertically integrated nonhuman primate CRO in South Carolina combining on-site breeding with discovery pharmacology, GLP toxicology, vaccine and gene therapy studies.
Korean nonclinical pharmacology CRO in the Biotoxtech group offering efficacy studies, PCR-based biodistribution for cell and gene therapies, and GLP bioanalysis.
Maryland CRO specializing in infectious disease and vaccine research, offering in vitro and in vivo efficacy models and immunological assays.
Chinese provider of genetically engineered mouse models with in vivo pharmacology services across oncology, immunology and metabolic disease.
Integrated CRO-CDMO in India whose discovery biology group provides in vivo pharmacology, DMPK and bioanalysis for small molecule programs.
Translational research company using Old World primate models for ophthalmology, CNS and metabolic disease studies, with an AAALAC-accredited primate facility.
French neuroscience CRO dedicated to in vitro and in vivo models of neurodegenerative and neurological disease, with a US office.
Specialty preclinical CRO focused on hearing research, offering ototoxicity, otoprotection and auditory efficacy studies.
Shanghai CRO centered on nonhuman primate efficacy and safety studies, with NHP disease models across metabolism, cardiovascular, renal, neurology and ophthalmology, clinical-style imaging and interventional surgery.
Kentucky CRO developing immunodeficient rat and mouse models, offering xenograft efficacy and safety studies in larger rodent hosts.
Preclinical CRO in the Research Triangle specializing in ophthalmic disease models, ocular dosing and retinal function readouts.
French preclinical CRO offering in vivo pharmacology in neuroscience, pain and dermatology, plus related safety studies.
Specialty CRO focused on preclinical kidney disease models and renal pathology for nephrology drug programs.
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Southwest China pharmacology CRO specializing in nonhuman primate efficacy, PK/PD and exploratory safety studies.
San Diego oncology CRO offering patient-derived and orthotopic tumor models for in vivo efficacy and translational studies.
Lyon-based company creating genetically engineered and humanized rodent models, with catalog models and in vivo research services.
AAALAC-accredited Japanese CRO specializing in nonhuman primate disease models for preclinical efficacy and proof of concept.
French CRO focused on neurodegeneration and brain aging, offering in vivo models and readouts for Alzheimer's and related diseases.
Finnish preclinical CRO focused on bone and joint disease, bone metastasis and oncology models, including osteoarthritis and osteoporosis efficacy studies.
Minnesota company providing preclinical services and reagents for oncolytic virus, gene and cell therapy programs, including reporter imaging and efficacy models.
Korean CRO covering GLP toxicity, PK and efficacy studies through to clinical trials for drugs, devices and other products.
Biomere (a JOINN company) is a preclinical CRO based in Worcester, MA. Services include non-GLP PK/PD, discovery toxicology, surgical services, disease models, and laboratory sciences. Surgical services include…
South Korea's first private non-clinical CRO, providing GLP toxicity, safety pharmacology, pharmacokinetic and efficacy studies for drugs, chemicals and biologics.
Korean non-clinical CRO focused on efficacy testing of new drug candidates, with research facilities in Songdo, Incheon.
Edmonton CRO providing anti-infective drug discovery support, including in vivo infection models and pharmacokinetics.
Preclinical pharmacology CRO in Shanghai with specialty efficacy models in autoimmunity, inflammation, bone and orthopedics, oncology and metabolic disease, plus supporting PK/PD and exploratory toxicology.
In vivo pharmacology CRO near Philadelphia running a broad catalog of efficacy models across CNS, pain, metabolic and inflammatory disease.
Contract vivarium operator providing turnkey animal housing, husbandry, veterinary and technical research services for biotech teams, with in vivo study support.
Preclinical CRO near Toulouse specializing in metabolic disease pharmacology, including obesity, diabetes and NASH/MASH models.
Hyderabad discovery services company offering biology and DMPK support alongside chemistry.
GLP-accredited preclinical CRO headquartered in Denmark with sites in Sweden, Austria and the UK. Known for Gottingen minipig work and regulatory toxicology, with discovery pharmacology including CNS and…
German CRO offering integrated discovery, DMPK, bioanalysis and early development services across sites in Germany and France.
Ophthalmology-focused preclinical CRO offering ocular efficacy models, formulation screening, ocular PK and tolerability studies.
Global preclinical/clinical CRO with extensive safety assessment, pharmacology, and discovery services.
Swedish CRO specializing in rodent models of arthritis, autoimmunity and inflammation.
Preclinical in vivo pharmacology and toxicology with aerosol/inhalation expertise.
French preclinical CRO specializing in bone, joint and inflammatory disease models with histology and imaging readouts.
Preclinical efficacy CRO in the Boston area running predictive animal models across inflammation, mucositis, oncology-supportive care and other indications for biotech and pharma sponsors.
Preclinical CNS CRO offering behavioral pharmacology, translational neuroscience, EEG and disease models for psychiatric and neurological programs.
Translational neuroscience CRO with sites in the UK, Ireland and Canada offering CNS disease models, EEG and behavioral pharmacology.
National primate research center with high-containment capability supporting infectious disease, vaccine and translational NHP studies, including sponsored research.
Bay Area preclinical CRO offering GLP and non-GLP toxicology, pharmacology and efficacy models with an in-house histopathology lab, including tissue cross-reactivity and histomorphometry.
OHSU national primate research center supporting neuroscience, metabolic, reproductive and infectious disease research, with core services available to outside investigators.
Beijing-based company providing genetically engineered and humanized mouse models with in vivo pharmacology services, especially for oncology and immunology antibody programs.
Nonclinical CRO supporting infectious disease and other in vivo studies; bioanalysis and pathology support.
Independent Danish CRO focused on early in vivo pharmacology in rodents, with particular expertise in mouse cancer and immuno-oncology models.
Integrated drug discovery CRO in Nottingham with in vivo pharmacology, DMPK and bioanalysis alongside chemistry and biology.
Nonprofit mouse genetics institute offering contract in vivo pharmacology using its own strains and humanized and PDX models across oncology, neuroscience, metabolism and immunology.
Preclinical CRO offering in vivo pharmacology, toxicology, and surgical services.
Japanese preclinical CRO offering GLP safety and efficacy studies for drugs, devices and regenerative products, with long minipig experience.
Preclinical oncology and immuno-oncology CRO with orthotopic and metastatic models, whole-body imaging and GLP toxicology, with sites in Australia and the US.
Shanghai oncology CRO with patient-derived xenograft and other tumor models for efficacy studies.
French CRO combining early clinical development with preclinical pharmacology, offering CNS and cardiovascular safety pharmacology and translational neuroscience models.
French CRO specializing in in vivo infection models for antibacterial and antifungal drug development.
Texas preclinical CRO offering xenograft and other oncology models, efficacy, pharmacology and toxicology studies.
Polish drug discovery CRO providing integrated chemistry, biology, DMPK and translational research services.
Danish preclinical CRO and peptide discovery company known for metabolic, liver and kidney disease models with AI-supported histology and 3D imaging readouts.
Preclinical CRO focused on rodent models of autoimmune and inflammatory disease, such as EAE, arthritis and colitis, with supporting histology, cytokine analysis and flow cytometry.
Small niche oncology pharmacology CRO validating in vivo efficacy of cancer therapies in clinically predictive models.
Indian integrated drug discovery CRO offering in vivo pharmacology and DMPK alongside chemistry and biology.
Ophthalmology-focused preclinical CRO offering retinal and anterior segment disease models, ocular dosing and functional readouts.
Not-for-profit research institute in Birmingham, Alabama providing contract drug discovery and preclinical development, including infectious disease and BSL-3 work, oncology models, ADME, bioanalysis, toxicology and…
Preclinical CRO near Lyon with core expertise in nonhuman primate models, including BSL-3 infectious disease, biodistribution and custom proof-of-concept studies.
Houston preclinical CRO near the Texas Medical Center with an AAALAC-accredited mouse vivarium, in vivo pharmacology and flexible lab space.
Animal model company offering custom genetically engineered rodents together with in vivo pharmacology and AAV services, with operations in the US and China.
Preclinical CRO with roots in a Chinese Academy of Sciences safety center, offering pharmacology, DMPK and safety evaluation with GLP operations in Shenzhen.
An in vivo pharmacology CRO tests whether a drug candidate works in a living animal model: that it reaches and engages its target, changes a disease-relevant endpoint, and does so at exposures that can be scaled to a human dose. Typical studies include efficacy in disease models, dose-response, PK/PD and target engagement, run before IND-enabling toxicology to decide which candidate moves forward.
Look for labs that list antibody programs alongside the models your target needs. Many therapeutic antibodies do not cross-react with the mouse target, so the work often relies on human target knock-in or humanized mice, immunodeficient mice engrafted with human immune cells, surrogate antibodies against the mouse target, or nonhuman primates when only primate cross-reactivity is available. Ask each lab which of these it runs and how it measures exposure of the antibody in the model.
Ask for validation data on the specific model, including historical control ranges and the response to a reference compound. Check that studies are randomized and blinded, that group sizes are based on a power calculation, and that exposure is measured in the same animals or a satellite group. AAALAC accreditation, model-specific experience and the willingness to share raw data are all useful signals.