Medicilon’s Patient-Derived Xenograft (PDX) Models offer an advanced preclinical platform for oncology drug discovery. By implanting patient-derived tumor tissues into immunodeficient mice, these models closely mimic human cancers, retaining their genetic, histological, and molecular properties. This clinically relevant approach enhances the accuracy of predicting drug responses, making PDX models a powerful tool for precision oncology.
Retains tumor heterogeneity, closely mirroring patient tumor progression and drug response.
Enhances the likelihood of clinical success by accurately modeling patient-specific responses.
Enables real-time tracking of tumor evolution, resistance mechanisms, and biomarker identification.
Includes a broad spectrum of cancer types, allowing for personalized medicine approaches.
Can be combined with immuno-oncology studies and humanized models to assess immune checkpoint inhibitors and other therapies.
Medicilon provides a diverse selection of PDX models representing multiple cancer types, ensuring a comprehensive approach to precision oncology research.
Medicilon provides a rich portfolio of preclinical oncology models, including CDX and Orthotopic Models, to support every stage of cancer drug development. We adopt an integrated approach by utilizing the same PDX models and/or their corresponding cell lines across multiple drug screening platforms. This multi-platform strategy enhances data consistency, allowing researchers to compare drug responses across in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo models for a more predictive and translational evaluation of therapeutic efficacy.
Conjunctival tissue proliferation and NV
Diabetic retinopathy (DR)
Choroidal neovascularization (CNV) and subretinal fibrosis
Corneal neovascularization (Corneal NV)
Acute ocular inflammation models
Dry Eye