Identifying potential toxicity in the early stage of drug discovery can save time and development cost and reduce the possibility of late failure. Hepatotoxicity and cardiotoxicity are the most common toxicity caused by drugs, which is also the main reason for drugs to withdraw from the market. Therefore, predicting the potential toxicity of candidate compounds is very important for drug development. Compared with in vivo toxicity testing, in vitro toxicity testing is considered more useful in the early stage of drug development because of its short turnaround time and relatively low cost.

Drug Toxicity Imaging Analysis

Drug toxicity is a comprehensive manifestation of multiple toxicity mechanisms. As a single experiment, conventional in vitro toxicity testing is difficult to give a proper assessment of drug toxicity. High-content toxicity screening can simultaneously monitor and analyze multiple indicators of drug toxicity. Such as cell number, cell survival rate, cell apoptosis, intracellular calcium ion level, mitochondrial membrane potential, etc.

CD BioSciences can provide you with drug toxicity imaging analysis services in the drug development stage, including liver toxicity imaging analysis, liver fibrosis imaging analysis, mitochondrial functional imaging analysis, cardiotoxicity imaging analysis, nephrotoxicity imaging analysis, etc. We have a professional team composed of researchers with many years of working experience in the field of imaging analysis. Through the high-content imaging analysis system, we can analyze multiple parameters of drug toxicity at the same time, and generate high-quality data quickly and cost-effectively.

Our Services

CD BioSciences can provide you with drug toxicity imaging analysis services by 2D monolayer cell models and 3D tissue models. If you have any needs, please feel free to contact us. We will design a personalized analysis plan for you according to your needs and provide you with accurate and repeatable experimental data.

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Please note: Our services can only be used for research purposes. Do not use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures!