DDSC In Vivo ADME Expertise Providing Cost Savings
- Updated Offerings
- November 19, 2019
- Scott Hickman
ADME studies are a vital part of the drug development process, and therefore, deciding where and how to perform these studies are choices that should not be taken lightly. Of course, you can perform these assays in-house if you have an established lab with all the experience, proper protocols and experimental controls required to meet FDA requirements, but those are capabilities not easily obtained or maintained. Increasingly, drug development studies are being outsourced to CROs that adhere to the same strict standards as regulatory pharmaceutical programs without the cost burdens of maintaining an in-house laboratory. This outsourcing dynamic is becoming the testing paradigm of choice when cost reduction is desired without sacrificing quality and integrity. Our partner, SEKISUI, has been the most trusted contract laboratory in Japan for many pharmaceutical companies for over 50 years.
SEKISUI performs animal studies under the strictest of quality control standards and accreditation requirements. Their lab in Tokai, Japan, the Drug Development Solutions Center (DDSC), has gained worldwide renown for their expertise performing in vivo ADME studies. Known especially for studies using radiolabeled compounds, they perform PK studies, QWBA distribution studies, metabolite ID and profiling, mass balance and biliary excretion studies in their state-of-the-art AALAC accredited laboratory.
Over 10 years ago, SEKISUI and the expertise of the Tokai Drug Development Solutions Center merged with XenoTech in Kansas City, KS. This adjoining was a marriage made from similar values and the shared importance of quality, experience and expertise. If you haven’t worked with our Tokai laboratory, we don’t want you to miss out on the incredible value of this famous laboratory. So we have lowered pricing on many of our in vivo services so you can experience the same quality studies they have always offered but at a reduced price.
Find out more about performing your in vivo ADME studies with us, or get in touch with your local services representative so you too can gain from this value.
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