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Carcinogenicity Studies

We provide services for standard or customized carcinogenicity studies.

We offer carcinogenicity studies to identify the tumorigenicity potential of New Chemical Entities (NCE). We conduct carcinogenicity studies in rats and mice as per the standard or customized study protocols. Carcinogenicity studies may be included as a separate arm in a combined chronic toxicity or carcinogenicity study design.

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The in-life phase of the carcinogenicity studies is performed by a group of experienced toxicologists in AAALAC accredited animal facility. Our clinical pathology and histopathology laboratories are state-of-the-art facilities equipped with GLP compliant instruments from internationally reputed suppliers. The computerized systems used in our laboratories are validated and fit for purpose as required by the Principles of GLP.

To support formulation analysis and bioanalysis, the toxicology laboratory coordinates with co-located GLP compliant analytical and DMPK team.

Why Aurigene Carcinogenicity Studies Services?

Standard or custom carcinogenicity studies

State-of-the-art facilities

Fit-for-purpose and GLP compliant instruments

Expert team of scientists

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