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The study of reproductive toxicity is an important step in the clinical research and marketing authorization of pharmaceuticals. Aimed at revealing the impact of drugs on mammalian reproductive functions, and embryonic and fetal development, these studies constitute a vital aspect of non-clinical safety assessment of drugs. The main purpose is to reflect the impact of the test substance on the reproductive function and development process of mammals through animal testing, and to predict its possible adverse effects on reproductive cells, fertility, pregnancy, delivery, lactation and other parental reproductive functions, as well as the adverse effects on the embryo-fetal development of the offspring and post-natal development.
Based on the research and development strategy and timeline, combined with the structural characteristics, physical and chemical properties, pharmacological and toxicological information, indications, applicable populations, clinical medication plans, etc., Medicilon will provide clients with flexible solutions design and execution for stage I, II and III reproductive studies to help to conduct the clinical studies smoothly.
Type of test | Animal species | Type of drug | Route of drug Administration | Research content |
Reproductive toxicity | Rat | Small molecules, biological products, natural products, vaccines, traditional Chinese medicine | Oral administration, intravenous injection, intramuscular injection, intradermal injection, subcutaneous injection, continuous infusion, | Segment I, II, III reproductive toxicity tests, |
Rabbit | Stage II Reproductive Toxicity Test | |||
Cynomolgus monkeys | Segment II, ePPND |