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In Vivo PK Services
As a reliable partner to top pharmaceutical companies and research institutions worldwide, Alfa Cytology provides expertise in pharmacokinetics (PK) study at all stages of research and development. We have extensive experience designing, executing, and interpreting the results of PK studies across multiple species.
Overview of In Vivo PK
PK factors, such as drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination (ADME), limit the drug amount the system delivers to reach the tumor. The anticancer activity of a drug may be limited by insufficient inflow or excessive efflux. Choosing the right in vivo PK model and the study design protocol to measure the therapy efficacy are critical steps in translating preclinical drug candidates into effective treatments. Pharmacokinetic studies provide essential and useful information for therapy development and optimization, such as determining drug bioavailability, metabolic time, etc.
Fig. 1 Relationship between PK and drug resistance. (Holohan, C.; et al., 2013)
Our Services
In vivo PK studies provide a clear and unique explanation for understanding the action and behavior of drugs in vivo, providing a wealth of critical information before clinical trials. Alfa Cytology offers an all-in-one in vivo PK service to support the development of therapy candidates.
In Vivo PK
- Pharmacokinetics in Blood or Tumor
- Toxicokinetic Study
- Multisite Drug Concentration
- In Vivo ADME
- Dose-Response Assessment
- PK Parameter Analysis
Animal Models and Species
Model Types
Model Species
- Mouse
- Rat
- Hamster
- Mini Pig
- Rabbit
- Beagle
- Guinea Pig
- Cynomolgus Monkey
Route of Administration
- Oral
- Intramuscular
- Intraperitoneal
- Intravenous
- Intraduodenal
- Inhalation
- Subcutaneous
- Portal vein
- And more...
Why Choose Us?
Alfa Cytology has advanced technology and diverse research models to ensure accurate and comprehensive analysis of in vivo PK. We work closely with our customers to tailor projects to specific research needs, contributing to pancreatic cancer therapy development. Please contact us for more information about our services.
Reference
- Holohan, C., et al. Cancer drug resistance: an evolving paradigm. Nat Rev Cancer. 2013;13(10):714-726. doi:10.1038/nrc3599