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Based on decades of collective experience conducting preclinical studies and writing preclinical final reports (both GLP and Non-GLP), our team of subject matter experts has outlined what makes a good preclinical study final report.
Good laboratory practice (GLP) studies are an essential component to medical product development and regulatory submissions. They are highly rigorous, are conducted in compliance with a legally bound code of federal regulations (21 CFR Part 58) and should be conducted by qualified scientists and staff of an accredited contract research organization (CRO). They are also…
For medical product innovators large and small, T3 Labs prides itself on delivering the highest value preclinical testing and bioskills training services available. Depending on the class and type of submission, not every medical product requires preclinical studies, however, completing preclinical studies is advantageous for proof of concept, when raising capital, applying for reimbursement, and…
Having a facility like T3 to test novel and breakthrough applications’ ability to save lives is crucial for battling diseases and disorders. Dr. Matheny and the original team of T3 recognized the need and saw to it that it was met. The change in landscape for innovators was born from desperation and a desire to…
The World Stem Cell Summit (WSCS) will convene its 12th annual meeting from December 6-9, 2016 in West Palm Beach, Florida. The WSCS Annual Meeting is the premier opportunity to keep up with state of the art advancements in stem cell research, translation and application. We are confident the 2016 edition will meet this high…
If you are attending the Wound Healing Society 2016 Annual Meeting in Atlanta, odds are you are less than a mile or 5 minutes away from one of the top preclinical CRO and surgical training facilities in America. Located near Georgia Tech in midtown Atlanta, just 1 mile from the WHS 2016 venue, the Georgia…
Characterizing nerve response post renal denervation is the most critical aspect of any preclinical renal denervation study. Nerve atrophy, healing changes (fibrosis), condition of the perineurium, neuromatous regeneration; all of these aspects determine the success or failure of the denervation treatment. We are honored to present our most recent publication: “Neuromatous Regeneration as a Nerve…